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Show J Marrs Heads fimnri View Residents Ask Residential Zoninq tion. - : . . A second meetisg of the group was scheduled to be held Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Grand View First' Ward chapel to determine which residential classification would- - be preferred. Farmers objection to residential zoning, despite warning by I. Dale Despain, planning consultant, that the change to residential would mean no more new barns or corrals could be i built although existing ones could be kept. hado and fine residential buildings not straggling shacks. Several owners expressed concern that a gravel pit owned by Geneva Rocks Products, a subsidiary of.W. W. Clyde Co., might become a operation with hazard to children. . Allan Johnson, representing the corporation, said the company planned to conform with city ordinances; ind called attention to the fact that the city has right . of way for a road down We will take out fill for the road at least at but have no plans for present bringing crushers in, the company men said. One of the property owners, pushing zoning change, explained be wanted in connection with that "we can't get construction financed until the area is zoned rape" in Washington. : Seattle police promptly in residential.,, Verlin Clegg, bishop of Grand formed Lt. Jesse Evans that View First Ward,- suggested de-Moore was wanted for kidnap sireability of 'working out prop and rape of a Seattle nurse, and erty lines with a map to. deter-h St., SW., Seattle, gave was under $10f000 bond, Moore mine boundaries and type of reshimself up to Provo police Thurs-jsigne- d extradition papers, said idential zoning desired. About 500 acres "are involved. day, saying he ''thought he might Lt. Evans. Grand View property owners, One large owner, O. C. Dawattending a zoning hearing Fri- son, -- said "Our only concern is day evening at City and County that development will be in orBuilding, expressed unanimous derly fashion, with good J streets approval of a change from agricultural to residential classifica- Provo Police Nab Suspect Wanted Ten Vr - y U, utan county, utan tor-box- er trict-governo- r. secretary this week at the annual convenchampion Rocky Salt Dale Lake Price. and City. heavyweight i a "foul fiMer.M tion held in Idaho Falls.' He suct.w.!twi treasurer. Lieutenant - Governors Johnston said he had pictures "to ceeds Marshall Keyes, Idaho Falls include the following: Clayton prove it, too. and Le Rov J. Olsen. Provo. both pttv. Cedar City: Ben Irvine. mountains timitri'f central Salt Lake City; Keith Webb, of whom served during 1955. Is rich in Poca-tellwhich soil Lleutenant-ffoverno- ri named to Richmond; Farryl Gillman, and have a red alumiwhich bauxite, ore from, Larry Haryey, Filer head the divisions of the district " num Is made. were Thorit Hatch, Helper: Clyde Alfred L. weitch. Homedaie. Powell who was elected cresi- W. Simpson, Salt Lake City; Ace R25 N. S. Raymond, Logan, waia Young, dent of the Provo High School Mrs. Kesler T. powelL . club last snrina will urobably Starr ave. Shelley, Idaho and Robert Green, and Boise. relinquish the position in order to Key Clubs throughout Utah by local Ki- For the first time In its history, devote most of his time to bis Idaho- are sponsored r service ThM duties. He tne Key Clubbers of the district new district-governperfected an organization headed is a senior and a son of Mr. anddubs at the high school levei. reek-crushi- ng - Leads-Ke- SUNDAY.. SEPTEMBER 1S55 RENEWS HIS CHARGE NORTH ADAMS. Mass. (UP) Dr. H. Wavne Marrs. Vernal. by Lynn Powell of Provo as dis Charlev Johnston, manager of ora district Archie Moore, renewed Merle Maxwell, wii elected Utah-Idah- o governor, Kiw arils International, Caldwell, was named the challenger's charge today that our-hill- In Seattle, Wash. 3002-4St- Powell 9 SUNDAY HERALD Kiwanians; Clubbers I U-- . t. o; -- - . , mini, Im -- nil r- - -- V- n KEY CLUB LEADER Lynn Powell, Provo High School, who was elected Utah-Idahdistrict-governof Key Clubs at the district convention in Idaho Falls. j ";; kv o or .ih, or 7 . 4 :, I Y Jl II I rvn LEW JV SETS EVER MADE ! TELEVISION . .1 r n 1 : ' i 1 n :i - Li V ; -- rVnr" i II Vl ril" , 1 , - . ; i - M it J .1. j MOST DELUXE FINEST OF THE ONE e 00 4 off feW001(SS Pw IIL1- "i mmmm ,m u..- living $m.f uitiihire Only " "" AUTOMATIC First sorvod! First como Tstindiouse t DEFROST 12.5 Cu. Ft. Reg. 39955 Co. Tt. Deluxe Refrlirerator Kr. 499.94 NOW S36C.0O 12.2 10.3 Ca. Ft. ator. Rer. Now 14 1399.95 $28.t0 . . Save 1339f rSavo 11195 Cu. 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