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Show Provoan Awarded Wciss-P.srpo- nt J LiU 1 LI 0 ssnjirees W-- JJ 24 Firsts At Court Fight Gets Continuance n Santcquin Canyon Erosion Control Plan Under Study Utah State Fair - Up end Down ;Spr!ngvine " Visitors Return From Mrs. Dick W. Burr. 1185 Colum Out-of:Sfa- te bia Lane, Qrand View, last week was the Pleasant Grovelmums,. Ruth Cobbley; asters and A Vivian Park neighborhood piled up a staggering total of 24 By EST ELLA PETERSON ByMCELHEY jyer's fair Dub's annual fall flower'hcgonias Ahe 3nne Provo- eladi-- quarrel, involving alleged violence, firsts and two seconds in orchard SANTAQUIN The PLEASANT. GROVE Representatives Mr., and Mrs. i Ronsld Cutler' and Robert Crac SPRTNGVILLE m rourui uuaJ Pleasant Grove Community show. Under the direction of Gen-!- ,, M L Wadley Prove- - begonias was continued rnaay displays at Utah State Fair. are nome irom Wyoming of the forest service and soil con- John H. Whiting have been " Court. District Effie" Chairman eral Adamson and Her firsts Included: .First for servation board met Fair was staged Friday, offering ,second SwK.pstakes Mrs George Fourth District Court Friday where they have been working on with the in Club recently ChrisPresident Rae Blackfoot, Ida., during ing an. excellent display of the city's Garden L. Smith; roses Cora Bezzant; Bartletts and firsts for Anjous in construction the summer. defendant. motion a by the flower show was. beau- llPS tarvin Radmali; coleus, Mrs. granted members of the city council to past week. While there. they were Ronald will during and industrial resources. Iten-eattend the US AC at 774 Shake-spe- both the trays and baskets packs. to Pierpont, theme the cf of Marguerite arranged home, jtifully Outstanding products rjora Young division; firsts for trays of discuss plans for the federal flood guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logan th: winter, while Robert Ave., to quash a restraining pear Elberta and for Johnson control and soil erosion project Fullmer and family. ' They also will go to Brigham Young Univers-it"if clubs. and Future Farmers of Queen of the show wa, won by order in the case of Mark E. Welts Elbertas; peaches on peach boxes for which is first was me stopped overnight in Ogden with . ; . Weiss vs. Thomas L. Hon ....., r:u.n Etheil m variety tHimi fnr .......i. hflr! in the and being planned for San their i i ..h.hiioHui .kJohnson uif son Ray Whiting and family. Elbertas. flrotntJi.:.-Elbertas, Grove Pleasant early High G. a F. Pierpont and Marquerite .hihit taquin Canyon. i Hales and late Elbertas: first for u UU 1U1II J V Piemont with the provision un bons according ' to. the individual; Sweepstakes were awarded as 7cd bv C lUt Officials said that the project is Boyd Hunter,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Clvde left last Sur walnuts; first for basket t i r Wiri a Harvey Rawlinson of the f m rtc lor Rapid Cily. N'.D. to get ii ,thin itf Havs. the eomDlaint Pac of PPles, greenings, me one of 50 such in the United States, Mrs. J. M. Hunter, has5 been given day Sn mus'c faculty, Is amended as to said defendant. acquainted Georce Smh and Wallace Sal- - zinnia.' Ruth Cobbley; dahlias, t. "'thCliff Hales as master of with Mt. Pleasant a music scholarship at BYU. This son. Her with her new grandnd Golden - delicious; Sahtaquin and cere- an dsaid G. utf'" American Pierpont. Clark. daughter, Carma. and of the Marquerite Fork; far. r0. jW. Ing wee basket packs of peaches Canyons being the only two places the gecond such award ne has husbair'l. Mr. and Mrs. Kenne4h nrHpr h - continued as flrst An outstanding feature of th.situnias. Diane Warmck: chrysanthe-- 1 , tne in for in considered Utah Hales and for being first Elbertas: received, the other coming to him Russeil, are the parents of a baby i ;.v. The Program included a saxa- - : for plates of apples, for greenings. project. Heretofore, they said, the last crBTr,.ot-r,rioi-- r i i year. Both scholarships were boy born Sept. ID. and Mrs. Clyde A pnone solo. Larry Beveridge. ac Defendant's motion to dismiss as Golden JUIXUMI ntlVML-extensive made Delicious, and Rome Beau- - government has for $50. viU spend some time with them. companied by Irwin Jensen; tap to Thomas F. Pierpont was denied. ties; firsts for peach plates for experiments on flood control and dance, DeAnn Wadley and Beverly On stipulation, hearing on a mo- Hales, late lllirtac S oil in the erosion alone rivers anrl .Inhnann Around the Town The Elders quorum of the Eighth iFarr: banjo duet. "Howard Nelson tion to quash a restraining order fcUbertas; and firsts in apple trays the country, and now it is extend- wara of koioo stake neia a party and Paul Bennett; hula dance, and on an order to show cause for to the include both Rome ing experi program Beauty and GreenNancy Lee Smith; reading, DeAnn and the restraining order were ments at the source of the water last night at the home of Mr. and . ings. Wallcer; acrobatic dance, Nancy continued Friday until. Oct. 9. Mrs. Leo Cutler. An outdoor dinShe won second for her tray of supply. The original suit was filed by Adams, accompanied by her mothner, program and games occupied Make Survey er. Kay Adams; violin solo, David the Weiss couple against their Hale peaches and second for plates the evening and 'everyone had an Christensen; ballet dance, Jean- - neighbors at Vivian Park, the Pier- - oi Jonathan apples. Early in September a committee enjoyaoie time. i.a.war liomes is nine Liston: accordion duet ponts. charged the Pierponts with including Mayor Lynn Crook, Theo- president of the Quorum. Finds Challenge dore Ahlen, Lorenzo Clark, Aldon Fraughton Cousins of American trespassing beyond boundary onto r. "I find fruit raising a challenge," Nelson, and Sidney ThrocknSorton, Fork. their land. Mr. and' Mrs. Heber J Cook, explained winner, Mrs. Burr. Mr. also along with members of the forest lheir children and families attendThe entercharged plaintiffs the Climaxing evening's In Rubv James. Alta Durfee. and addition to wide Mrs. Burr's By VirrUila Ean ervice and soil conservation groups Pierpont with flinging a rock at sweep of trophies, a number-o- f nuK' Leslie Rees. Genevieve Howes returned home tainment was the presentation ofd the made the initial survey of the can ed the Bunker reunion in Delta on head of Mr. Weiss and hitting other Utah re- - this week after attending the 20th ,ne varaen besides Mr. Choir fruit Stake Director, County growers yon and surrounding area to de Saturday. They Palmyra Grove 103rd anniversary cake, Mrs. Weiss with an iron pipe. They won firsts and seconds. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ted that the stake bad a Iargerlannual convention of the Associa-'an- t the of termine the order profeasibility was reecived by Mrs. asked for a legal restraining Nielsen. Mr. .and Mrs. Glen Cook. attendance at the Regional Cboir ted Beauticians of Utah. The hairjThel!Ils cake They included: and $25,000 in damages. gram. Since that time, the land Mr. of Pleasant Grove, Banks as known be to the "Mobile" and Mrs. Phillip Thornton of Dean in Provo,! and held Blake style Gilmao. recently Orem, bas been surveyed, and a com- Institute, RADIO first and second, Rome Beauties and Mr. and Mis. Leo K. than anv other stake of the region, iwas introduced to the beauticians.; There were also other prizes, in is report plete expected w as atMobile contributed six The and Pleasant designed by McBride of Layton. Jonathans. by Grovef music enthusiasts Thirty-twber. Chester Wright, Springville, first, This new TELEVISION tended from here whiie the stake designers all over the U. S. and merchants. flood control and type tray of Jonathan apples, and his soil erosion These and the I next in une was represented Dy K. urace uorane oi aau uaM v.uy Mrs. Arthur is Bunker recunerunder carries program ;was one of the originators. Mrs.!award were presented ;r daughter. Judy Wright, first on the new bill publiclv bviTrftftC a passed by the last atlng at her home from an ifiiurv nilllWHM a plate of Jonathans. nnbnn nd fimilv luvc Howes is vice nresident of the n,.. n,rirtntnn rinh and be financed by suffered in a fall about three will congress Howard Ferguson. Orem, first on moved to Salt Lake City where association. president. weeks ago. Her chest was. hurt, . X he will continue his worth with plates of Winter Banana applesi ., At the close of the fair at 10:30 ,; and still gives her considerable and on pears. ' P m Safeway Store,. Smith. Lions Club trouble. Grge River this week from the Lafe Harris. Orem, first anu Wallac1 Sali president A total of 120 fruit trees in Utah Agreement Reached second on plates of Delicious apMr. and Mrs. Frank Keele and country where he has been faif co.chairmeni af be found to John Mendenhall. son of Mr. and been ' have County for the past several months Santaquin w as chosen, they aid,( Mrs. Cornell sed their happiness at the suc. flicted with V estern X disease. ples. family have left to make their home ployed Mendenhall who are A. C. of its second on a because recent in Bicknell. Wayne County, wherem the siening business. application Page, tray jcess of ,he fa,r and thanked the Joel Barlow Jr., assistant county Of now living in Las Yeiys. is stayin for of Jonathan the the conservation Mr. K.eeie win teacn scnooi. .vir. help apples. Scores of people who cooperated. agricultural agent, reported Sat Gene Johnson, Springville, sec- watersheds in the canyon arid an ing in Springville and attortin-hig- h Jir. ana .virs. niuora iioim reand Mrs David Wilson have also a week-lon- g following urday from turned school; He is living at "the he ond on a tray of Rome Beauties. agreement with the cattlemen of recently Panguitch left for that same city 'where din cmmumtie" this area to withdraw their cattle home of Mr. and .Mrs. Francis will teach. Mrs. Wilson was for- - here they visited with therr son Mr. and Mrs. Most of the infected trees were and daughter-in-laCaroline Snell. from, the range for three years in Rowe. merly Grove found in the Floyd Holm. Mr. Holm is super- order to reseed the land, and the area, but six infected trees were fine cooperation received-fro- m Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornell of intendent of schools there. He was the 226 So. University; Av. discovered in Mapleton and three citizens here in their own efforts Boise. Ida., have been spending a Graduated from the Spanish Fork in Payson, he said., to develop the canyon for recreafew davs with their son and dau?h-- , High School, and was formerly FREE Western X attacks a section of a Mr. and Mrs. Charles principal of the Pleasant Grove tional purposes. 28 show a tree time. The leaves at School. was Holm Mrs. Hazel High Cornell. Thev have At the same meeting Mayor dead spots, and as the disease proof Spanish Fork and Estimates for all Your Crook acquainted with their new reported that the county Alvin 76. View. misGrand Boardman, Trial for Robert Mackev, charg gresses, the fruit becomes on. Thev wilt leave soon for SaniSpringvUle. Sancrew was HEATIXG NEEDS! on road the working in thefwas condition "fair" ed with involuntarv manslaughtettshapen and poor. Eventually Saturday Diego where they spend their winCanyon road preparing it taquin out fell in after he the N. tree in of death dies. fractures, despite John Carroll ters. a traffic accident April 11 on the Western X is believed to be a of a tree where he was picking for oiling next spring. The county BILLINGSLEY commission will approve the com. fruit. near Steel disease. virus Geneva highway plant, Leslie Rees who has been teach HEATING COMPANY pletion of the road and two other has been set for Dec. 28. in Fourth Dr. Research underway ing music in, Spanish Fork for it ' Utahby State Amelia Earhart was the first projects with funds for oiled roads District Court. The defendant has Kloolustian, George 11 now 312 NORTH 8th EAST years is teaching past entered a plea of innocence. Agricultural College entomologist. woman to fly the Atlantic and the from the 1954 budget. the Pleasant Grove High School Phone indicates the virus may be trans- first woman to fly solo across"the They also considered the report Gold was discovered in the mitted from tree to tree by leaf Atlantic. She was the first woman of the completion of the grassing Springville, Utafc to fly solo from Hawaii to the of the3 baseball field and recreaCanadian Klondike in 1897. hoppers, Mr. Barlow said ' tion area at the city park. United States. against 2569. j The Utah Soil Conservation Di- Association the and itrict's Tractor Implement Inc.. Ferguson SysteJn Distributor are sponsoring a statewide speaking contest for Soil Conservation District Cooperators. it was announced today, by George A. Barton, Manti. committee chair- By EVELYN M. BOYER SPRINGVILLE Albert B. Smith. imansecretary-treasure- r and general; The V'taK contest is part of a contest which is joi11y of Utah Wholesale by the Spencer Chemfal eery, discussed trends of business sponsored and the National Associa- particularly in the grocer business, jCompany lion of Soil Districts! Conservation club Kivranis the the meeting'of it en Journeys - visit-!aa- n, ar hr . -UnM J'f r . i W . I A ' fc, i 'I5".1,0 a-.- Vnlv y. . criufTrv urBAihi . U Stake Sets Attendance Record at Choir Meet "Whisk Them to Wiscombe' . j crvicn and Octo-Prov- 120 Utah County ffs AttlirtPn j o Te-r- riedb-porte- ciuo-sponsor- . queen-of-the-sho- r.-r- Scccjalists . With Western L, ..' - PHONES ; 946 . ladio RALPH'S -- ' and Television w Involuntary gi grand-jTippet- L 76-Year-- nt Old Fruit Picker Manslaughter Trial SetDec; ter-in-l'a- been-gerttn- Orem-Pleasa- Falls From Tree ts Essay Contest . Announced By Agency, Fjrm Kiwaniahs Hear Grocer Problems From Executive 554-N- - - Gro-jtion- al j Thursday cvcr.ir.2. Only bort fide soil ronscrva- With a long .experience In mar- - tion district cooperatonrire eliji- of groceries. Mr. Smith bie to compete in the contest, Bketing well ecame Informed on the subject. cordinR to Mr. Barton, according to those who attended.' Speeches will be written on the He declared that because costs cf subject. 'Democracv at Work in labor and production have risen Mv Soil Conservation District" to such high levels, and because r. riiM iic vwiuiti ia ne aam- with J.o and 52o going .V. .v.- - i. .th k.. .,c; to the second and third place win- ners The prizes will .respectivelv. xtreme care lest they lose money and business both. He also do- - nc' cribed the general tightening trends in all business fields at the1 All contest entries will be time, due largely to the ten andto manuscripts must be Lawrence E. Thorderson. Jsented of finance. II. T. Reynolds Jr.. was toast-- , Cleveland, by Nov. 5, 1953. master for th evening and had Three top manuscripts will be as his guests the grocers of Spring- - selected and the winners will ' sent their talks at the annual week's meeting will be the vention of the Utah Soil Conserva annual schol 'teachers right at tion District's Association in St. which time all the school teaching George, Nov. profession of S'pringville and Ma-- j pleton will be guests of the Kiwanis W. Coffman No elub. Chairman-Glehas secured Allan B. Johnson of Provo as the speaker, and the meetIn ing will be held in the First ward amusement hall, according to advance announcements. fo.VAlvjts V . . k, 3' rVi "riZ".: KNOWN writ-prese- pre-Vill- MUSLIM nt e. con-Ne- xt WEARITE UNBLEACHED - Closely woven, for extra Box 80. Reg. 29c yd. 4 Yard, ...... 1.00 RAYON aoIL GABARDINE: 128 threads to square inch.. 81x99, R,g i 27 91x108. 1 PRINTED SUMMIT PLAIN SUMMIT SUEDES PERCALE, PRINTS , Ff ,lJ " . 36" wide JJ - 47C . . ' Sparkling, Sanforized, 34 Tub-fai- t, in beautiful. stvARD " RogT . t colors. Exclusive designs in fasr. 36" wide. Reg. -- Regular 39c 3 47C J9e YARD. tub-fas- YARDS . . .. 1.00 3 YARDS . tub-wea- r. 3? 1.00 - 13-2- 0. . . WOMEN'S State Says "No basis for charge of. ac tionable negligence"' was found by lAtty. Gen. E. R. Callister Friday, with quntionabl Uuml when he completed investigation 0mt BxpcrtitMfitinc thm riptfiit oi your iKaltkw- wtil prort of the death by strangulation of costly, ftec four Phrttoan mt once for th proper diaoiii and we will fill ht Carol Sneddon. 23, at- American pmrrrptiefi U ht ntir Mtiifxrtiort. Fork Training School. It Tour condition hat already been and you are not lecunni tha An inquiry into the death of the fjruoer rTnfort or rfclifff. pmr ua a vuit at girl was conducted by Walter L. that under anct and bm handa trusa ftitmf hat been reduced Budge, assistant attorneygeiur.Tl to a acjcnca eliminating all independently from that of Utah County Atty. Arnold Roylance. who earlier announced the same, conclusion. While finding no basis for an "actionable negligence" charge. Mr. Budge noted that state law had been violated in removal of lm af We fratur the fain Pad TraaK vtuck aold the rupritra the body from Utah .County for nta a rrtim of th pnman required kr burial) without a permit. thrr mtrvUtncr W t alo aava a ctrmplta amortment of Abdominal turcortcra, Claati The girl had been at the sdjool liar ianal ate Brace, afaaury, for 13 years. According to the in vestigators, she was placed in a HENDRICKS .restraining jacket during an epilep-- i tic seizure, and while unattended, Center squirmed into such a position that Prescription (the jacket choked her .to death. 23 N. University Ave. family viewing her bruised Phone 54) Her feared Provo, Utah her death had been body, caused by brutality. a - ' nTTrf-e- d rom-fwte- nt gueat-wor- SAILCLOTH Women's felt" lined per. Reg. slip- - J 1.00.... 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