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Show TO SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 1955 IW tltali Countv. Utah CHkJDAY HERALD Tuesdam Last Registration Bon d Election Date toft-Leh- Balloons; 'Circus Look7 Will Be Part of Hug LEHI Tuesday, iept. 13, isfthe final registration date on which Lehi citizens may register for the : Sewer Bond Election.. Alrjun- . . i voters are urgeo; to icgisicicu visit the registration station in their voting districts on thatfday to make sure their names are on the election rolls. Registration stations wilL be open from 8 a. m. to 9 p. ra:. at g. the following places: District 1 Residence of Mrs. Leslie Larson, 241 S. 2nd W. I District 2 Residence of Mrs. Fern Johnson, 891 N. 2nd W.f District 3 Residence of Mrs. Kate Austin. 189 E.' 4th N. 7 Geneva Steel Fam i ly Day ' A shipment of some and gauges to the heaviest pits colored balloons arrived in Utah used to service and repair the 16 diesel locomotives which operate County Saturday, and it darned j near spoiled the weekend for Al throughout the plant. Another interesting feature of Lawrence, assistant superintendU. at the tour will be seen in the blast ent of production planning, Works. furnace Geneva Steel's S. department where the of 3 No. blast furnace is down for chairman is Lawrence Mr., .Visitors will see the the souvenir committee for Geneva's massive Family DayandOpen heavy machinery needed for this the job and the large sections of steel House set f pi; next Friday halloons represent some of the pipe and ' other material f which souvenirs the committee has plan goes into one of these furnaces. ned for children who will visit the big plant that day. baby sit Corps of .The arrival of some of. the sou- ters have been recruited from the venirs merely! added to the fev- girls working at the plant to take erish activities which are going care of the children who will be on at Geneva in preparation for too young to make the tour. Reg the first official Open House in istered nurses from the plaint dis its history. Works officials predict pensary will also be on hand. Spe more than 10,000 visitors will tour cial ramps have been construct the plant On Friday and hard ed to make the open hearth fur working committees were busy nace department more accessible over the weekend finalizing plans according to Jim Mazurie, gen to insure that every visitor would eral chairman of the Family Day i have a good time and enjoy a committee. milthe steel look at have "We safest the lthorough big steel Utah's biggest industrial plant. mill in America," Mr. Mazurie V explained, "and we want to keep the began to take it that way, so we've rdmoved plant Friday as the decora eery hazard we can find, even on a circus-loo- k tions committee under the lead- at that we hope our lady tisitors ership of George Koss, superin- will wear low heels, they'll b$ tendent of the plate mill, started more comfortable and. they'll placing red, white, and blue bunt find it easier walking. ing around the buildings. Circus "And I just want to point out again, that everyone is invited week which will house exhibits of to come visit us on Family Day, the various divisions in the plant it's a general Open House for all as well as displays showing the our friends," he concluded. end uses of the steel - oroduced i from Utah ore, coal, and Jime- - A 5,000 multi- . I . I re-lini-ng. good-looki- . - I 1 1 m mm I , rC- trfflOUDOB laiaitlDOPS innnnnna C3 rj o Ef S3 I : Student Needs A DENVER (UP) A studect at " ! 'Get-Out-Vo- te Bond Campaign Non-taxpayi- ng LEHI Lehi Jaycees are mapping plans for a "get out the vote" campaign in connection with fthe September 20 Lehi Sewer Bond election, according to President Rex Southwick. 'Mr. Southwick that members of the organization will tour the city with a loudspeaker-equippe- d car throughout election day, urging voters to vote "yes" for the three bond proposals. The Javcees have long supported the sewer proposal, ana last year cam- f?Lv conducted a to test paign public opinion on the matter. Recently, they distributed sewer pamphlets from door to door. success. Ask drug-gis- t for CYSTEX under tion. k guarantee. See now xnaca The exact nature of Walsh's in money-bacbetter you feel tomorrow. I jury was not disclosed. (AdvJ at Geneva Works, scratches his head as preparations for: Geneva's Family Day Open House next Friday rush toward appropriation from Congress for the next fiscal year to get con struction in full swing. The 1955 Congress appropriated $1,000,000 for the start. "The main thing is to get the project started," Engle said. He pointed out, however, that the limited funds appropriated f this year would permit only minor work on the main dam or access roads. M U LT I EVEREST & JENNINGS house-to-hou- se mm P Li v.HMonaaaaBBMn . " tf I M t mm M lal I mmm9 S mm Wheel Chairs Hendricks7 ng 000 fMmscf VigP Bladder 'Weakness' 1-- PROBLEM IN 'BALLOON EN GINEERING' Just how much time, is it going to take to 'get all these balloons blown up? Al Lawrence, assistant superintendent of production planning (tt SALES asd ltDSl delicate brain operation. The student, Raymond Walsh of Elizabeth, N.J., suffered a sfvere brain injury in a traffic accident ' last Wednesday. A spokesman for St. AnthSnVs Hospital here said "if necessary." permission for the operation might be obtained by telephone. rom If worried by "Bladder Weakness" Getting ltcb-iWalsh's aunt or uncle. The parents Up Nig tit (too frequent, burning- or or urination) Strong, Cloudy Urine Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walih of due to common Kidney and Bladder Irrifor quick, gratifying, Elizabeth, are believed driving to tations, try CYSTEX help. A billion CYSTEX tablets Grand Canyon, Ariz., on a vaca- comforting used In past 35 years prove safety and , UD-Cali- f) Lehi Jaycees Map moved to a new voting district. and new residents. The special election on the proposed $731,000 sewer and street Improvement bond election has been slated for Sept. 20. voters, L e. those who have paid no property' tax in the year preceding the bond election, will vote onthe sewer initiative proposal and the proposed sewer, ordinance. Taxpaying voters vCill vote on three bond propositions as follows: (1) $486,000 in sefer and water bonds for the construction of a sewage collection system, (2) $175,000 in general obligation bonds for the construction of a disposal plant, and (3) $90,000 in street improvement bonds. reports Colorado School of Mines at near by Golden was in "critical condi tion" at a local hosnital Satfirriav while authorities sought hi par- -' . . i r cms i or permission to penorm a 1 Trinity Project f Brain Operation! M. Work To Start On - j ng Special new parking lots for the visitors cars have been constructed inside Gate No. 1, the entrance for the tour. More than 40 buses are scheduled to keep SACRAMENTO, Calif., CUP) visitors flowing through the plant Congressman Clair Engle from the parking lots right on to and Federal officials have agreed the final stop for refreshments. lio start work on the $225,000,000 Shoos on Tour Trinity River Project next month, For the first time in any kind engle said today." of general tour of Geneva the Engle, Reclamation CommissionWilbur A. Dexheimer and Clyde general maintenance shops of the er H. Tnese be visited. will Spencer, Regional , Director of snops, plant the most complete and modern in the Bureau of Reclamation, met any steel mill west of the Mis late Friday to iron out details of sissippi River, house under one the construction start. roof the most minute equipment At the same time, Engle an--i needed for repairing instruments nounced he would seek a ,$15,000j District 4 Residence of Mrs. Maud Adams, 217 S. 1st W.Those who must register include persons who did not vote in the last general election, those who have turned 21 since the last general election, those who have fOlDS 79 10 INCNEf Center Prescription University Ave. Provo, Utah Phone FB 23 N. ' . 7S mmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmr E SCLEROSIS? If so, "write to Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital. Denver Colo., for Testimonial Proof of re sults In arthritis, cancer. polio, epilepsy, rneumatie fever, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, muscular heart, liver dystropny, strokes skin, stomach, kidney and scores of other ailments. (adv.) l 0 S U j MM R- EAR A C L - CE M mm Choose from demonstrators, floor imodels, some in their original cartons, some slightly marred in shipping, some one of a kind ' !Fir ISed!syj(2dl r -- n n ..sQiieg i ' - ..'. . - f rtnui i'S v' - ' ' ' T 1 only. GE 12 ft. Freezer-Refrigerat- or turquoise green. Reg. $509.95. NOW. . 6 only. GE 10.5-fFreezer Refrigerator-Re- g. t. 399.95 NOW 1 only. GE LHD. Reg. 2 only. 1 1 -- ft Deluxe Refrigerator 309.95. NOW GE8.1-f- )oiibt Tn His Mind This happy gentleman seventh motor car. has-jus- taken title to his. t I And while he would probably have difficulty recalling all the different makes and models he has purchased through the years, there is one thing he knows with absolute certainty He never felt like this bejore when he took the keys and made for the operijoad. For this is his first Cadillac! And what a glorious feeling it is to know he has chosen the 'car of Cars"! Gone are the doubt . . . and the worry and the f wonder. This time he knows he's right! I And how quickly - the evidence will assemble in j ... ' support of his sentiment! First of all, there will be the eloquent testimony of the car itself its magnificent performance . t . its marvelous comfort and ride . . and its incredible ease of steering and handling. And then, as he travels the boulevard, there will be those quick glances of approval from his fellow motor . : - ; j ists to tell him that he is not alone in his judgment. And, finally, there will be. that assembly of family and friends that awaits him at journey s end . . . offering final confirmation of the wisdom of his choice. Of course, the man who, takes title to a new Cadillac today; enjoys the double satisfaction of having made the wisest possible choice" at the wisest possible time. Because of Cadillac's increased year-en- d produche will can find he have that for instance, tion, his Cadillac. on n.ew surprisingly' prompt delivery And;, as if this were not sufficient in itself, we are also in a position because of our low inventory of used cars to offer him a most generous allowance on his present automobile,.'. Why not come in soon and spend an hour at the wheel and let us acquaint you more fully with this unique opportunity? 1ST N03TII " PROVO PHONE F3 3-30- 31 2999S eg. ... ... mm 1 only GE Deluxe Range-Sm- all chip Reg. 289.95. NOW . . 20995 1 only. GE 40" Standard Rang 19995 only. GE 24" Deluxe Turquoise Range OflQ95 Aw Reg 229.95. NOW 2495 . ... M 389f5 1 Reg. 249.95. NOW ... M . . 169?5 EE . . ..... .... e -3 t. LAUNDRY HOME have 4 slightly scratched GE Deluxe Automatic Washers. Reg. 269.95. NOW I99?5 2 only GE Air Conditioners only. DA623 Custom Dryer (demonstrator).. Reg. 249.95.. NOW. 20s Mobile Maid Dishwasher (demonstrator). Reg. 279.95. NOW only. DA520 DeLuxe Dryer (floor model). Reg. 199.95. NOW 139?5 ffre 1 1 now . .. ft 3 Oil OHQS .... ZU , 1955 GE RADIQS AT SPECIAL PRICES u ? . L 1 . ... ALL Lu My Terras; - o L- 4 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS A UNITED i SALES & SERVICE 470 WEST If His T? . . Refrigerator-R- t. 21 9.95. NOW ..Mo . 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