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Show SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1956 Utah County, Utah 10-- A SUNDAY HERALD Heber National Guard Gets New Commander t " i SHIRLEY CHATWIN HEBER Capt. Richard L. Maxfield, Meber attorney, has assumed command of the 117th Engineer Company (Panel Bridge). He replaced Capt. William E. Sweeney who transferred into the inactive National Guard from busiBy " 4 1 '' ' ness commitments. Capt. Sweeney started organiz- worth $500,000 ly of 10. Help Wanted Mate CALL ON THESE FIRMS FOR IF equipment SOUTHERN :' CALIFORNIA arpert Sendee YOU GVE EXPERT SERVICE, ORDER YOUR positions for with which to operate. INEXPENSIVE AD TO RUN HERE REGULARLY The company has an authorized ALTERATIONS strength of 83 men with only 23 LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM nrore needed to reach full strength. CUYLER'S Tailoring Shop. 447 North PROFESSIONAL, Men s, ladies West FR engineering and inJune 3 will see the local com- - 2nd by experts. Bradley Ac alterations. Ijidies smart suits stallation Kesler have come to Provo Call pany and equipment off for Campfrom men s for (FREE) estimates. Williams m the Jordan Na rrows dressm AKiNCaiidaiterations 292 FR West Center. Room 8. FR MOVING where they will participate in the1 Jean Utah National Guard Encampment EXPERT alterations Duncan, MOVE save half. Ashton L39 West 1 South; Basement Ph. Hertz yourself Rental. 2nd North 1st West for fiftfn aas. Phone FR The Guard will participate in the AUTO GLASS PHOTOCOPY & BLUEPRINTING Pine Canyon road project between BROKEN glass Specialized replaced. daily service. Provo Brighton and Midway. efficient work Ahlander Mfg. Co. PHOTOSTATS, Blue Print Co. 168 North Univer 490 South University FR sity Avenue. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS with experience in " ing the local unit May 27, 1954, With five men. The company has grown to a strength of 65 enlisted men and two officers. It has near- - Student Accepts Engineering Job RADAR OR ELECTRONIC; Hughes, one of the nation' leaders In adv need Electronics, is presently engaged, in the research, development, and production of the moss advanced Electronic Systems On joining the Organization you will participate in an "oq the job" training program and will be given the opportunity to. take advantage of the Educational Program offered in the local College; and Universities. Doctorate Awarded BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES PICTURE FRAMING FERGUSON S Bicycle Shop. Schwinn CUSTOM dealer. We sell the best and servframing. Sherwin-William- s Paint. 99 North 1st West. Phone ice the rest. Lavawavs, trade-in- s FR Provo FR 795 South State. PLASTERING CARPET CLEANING WE CLEAN, TINT DYE. BIND. PLASTER patch work. Neat, reason-able- . MOTHPROOF DISINFECT. DEquick service. AC - CARPETS. FURNIODORIZE AND TV SERVICE RADIO TURE. AC Robert Fred Warnick, The Doctor of Philosophy De- RESPONSIBLE nation-wid- e cleaning TV. Radios, record players, record- of a Provo couple, has acers, small electrical appliances by more than 25 leading will be conferred upon John approved gree carpet mills. Service Master of anything electrical repaired. All cepted an engineering position S. Rieske, formerly of Orem and Provo. AC work guaranteed. Wakefield' Inc. with General Electric Co. at Provo. Phone FR during 1956 June comCERAMIC TILE RALPH'S Radio and TV. 226 South mencement at exercises Uni the He will receive .EXPERT ceramic tilrf setting Win- Over 21 University. FR versity of Utah Monday. of service in Utah County. dow sills, fireplace bath shower. a B.S. degree in years Mr. Rieske, son of Mr. andj All work guaranteed AC UNIVERSITY TV Sere7275lforth mechanical enMrs. Ueorge Selman, Provo. and 2nd West. Provo Home and auto FLOORING from gineering and TV repairs. Picture formerly of Orem, majored in FOR all types of floor work. Call radio tubes repaired. FR University a with in minor Floor Henderson Service. biochemistry Phone of Utah Mon- FR 38508. ; RADIATOR REPAIRED physical and organic chemistry day. RADIATORS for his doctorate study. His dis- repaired, rebuilt, cleanrefinishEd Announcement ed or recored. Specialized efficient ' is sertation entitled "FundamenAhlander MTg. Co. workmanship. of M r. War- 490 South University. FR tal Rate Processes Concerned Taylor's Paint for free estimates acnick's job FR 3"R631 . with the Photo-chemicActivitv MTJLTI-coloreRENTAL ceptance d lacquer, zolatone. FLOOR of Isolated Chloroplast prae, sanders, vibrators, polishers, made by Herald i IlieillS. FB steamers, ladders, wallpaper kits, Revnolds FR L. Carlston, di- - j spray guns, brushes, blowtorches. Mr. Rieske's wife is the former! rr rt r.v vf With Electric Firm John Rieske son-in-la- w -- i I tfi-- i &r'"s 1 v. ' si f- - ( 13. - You will gain 43 - V" ,jk - -- v -- .f .. . ' -- ri bishopTHEY'Lii DIRECT OAK HILLS SECOND WARD Here are members of the ric of the Oak Hills Second Ward, East Sharon Stake. Seated, left to right, are Ernest J. Wilkins, first counselor; Bertrand A. Childs, bishop; and Paul D. Proctor, second counselor. Standing at right is Glen T. Nelson, ward clerk, while Ariel A. Anderson, left, is assistant clerk. They were sustained at a recent ward conference. newly-sustain- ed Cash 'em In Central Utahns Will Get Vets Hold Uncashed Degrees From U. of U. furniture FWNmjREoltoCall"ll was rl - Leave Bonds Jeffs and Jones. 51 North Unifurrier i rl inrttor rf lino versity. Fern C. Eyring, Provo. The repaired stored, cleaned and glaz ROOFING ed. 131 North University Avenue. Rieskes have three children, CERTAIN TEED Asphalt Shingle, Phone FR Marilyn. 5; John E., 3, and Carl and Asbestos Side wall shakes. GENERAL BUfLDING Free estimate. Call Trl State E 6 months. Lumber. FR WILL remodel your present A graduate of Lincoln High at home or build you a new one. Call JOHNS Manville" shingles, flat and rw.JT Orem, Mr. Rieske received his for estimate. Jack L. Williams con- gravel roofs. Asbestos siding. Emtractor. FR B. A. Degree from Brigham pire roof tile. Mower Roofing Co. FR in 1949. Young University garages a roof, shingles or build-uFor the past several months! MARTIN overhead doors. Pivot NEED Call George Atkiix, FR or he has been employed at Dug-- i track section. Installed, jamb. FR R. W. Lowry AC $47.50 up. vay Proving Ground in a re- SEPTIC TANK CLEANING HATS CLEANED search project. Boiler Septic Tank Company TT TT 1 r-- - .X 1 1 1 semi-annual- n, ly Rules Posted For Dairy Queen Event 4-- H Meet Former Lindon Resident Pays Visit to Friends 4-- H 16-2- eap-plican- 4-- H piie-dnv- er t's p. 77 HATS cleaned and blocked, same day service. Modern Cleaners. 44 South 2nd West. FREE MOVIE PASSES beau-tificatio- Theater. THE CLASSIFIED ADS DAILY IN THE DAILY HERALD lrl5 Sunday Serenade 2:15 2:30 3:00 3:15 4:00 4:15 5:00 5:15 6:00 6;30 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:45 12.00 il " 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:15 8:30 10:00 SEVEN DAYS LEAVE Luciio Ball - Victor Mature 1 t - Aur ; , ! u iuua Ann Warnick," daughter, of. Mr. and uu a. ii.cjriiuji ariucK ox jrieas-ant Grove, one of four 441 members in Utah selected to attend the national H Club in Washing-'- r camp June 13-RiMUSuiu& 4-- ton, D. a 20 . -- v , KDYL-13- -- ;- , I is , ! ' - Mf ' 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 OGDEN KtOVO Morning Good Morning News Sunrise Serenade Employment News Sunrise Serenade Martin Agrdnsky Wakeup Time Telafriend Breakfast Club My True Story Bob Garred Whispering Street Women in New Song Shop Afternoon News Serenade Paul Harvey serenade Matinee Melodies George Putnam Ted Malone News Martin Block Flatter Party News Platter Party News 5:00 5:15 Platter Part KOVO-s- eo SEABOARD FINANCE CO. SALT UUC2 4 KIXX-14- 00 40 4:15 presented ki part by V ! ; 7 , 6:30 7:00 7.15 7 :30 8.00 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:15 1:30 2:00 5:15 $dgar Bergen 6:00. News 6:15 Our Miss Brooks 6:30 Two For Money Evening 7:00 News 7:15 Mitch Miller 7:45 Sports 8:00 Musical Program 8:30 Gunsmoke Trifles 8:45 9:00 LDS Church 9:30 Religious Service 9:45 Catholic News 1 0 .00 News. Weather Tabernacle Choir pate Line London Temple Square Album of Music 10:15 10:45 11:00 11:45 12:45 Tews DENTAL ASSIST SALESPERSON, SAWING 2--4 0 Age day wtmk FOUNTAIN WAITRESS Age 0 COOK and WAITRESS WOO mo. B&ft CAR HOPS Age 20 ujfc MAIDS Private homes MGR. TRAINEE, Retail Stored Age 30-4-5 NURSE Registered HOUSEWORK On Car 25-4- Phone FR WOOD sawing. Call before 8 a.m. 19-4- Herald Want Ads 2. Personals GETTING married? "Available." Private yard with seating, day or night, no charge. Dial FR Apply at 7. Lost and Found 25-4- married, supply 0, references and be able to meet the public. A- -l Write Box 97 oo this paper, stating qualifications and experience. PLUMBER Journeyman DRAFTSMAN . College Trig. METALMAN ... Automobile MANAGER Ser. Station at: Apply Employment Security Office 295 West 1st North, Provo (No fee charged) AD BOOK MATCHES p Security Office West list North Provo i (No fee charged) Employment Error made on short blue coat on stake swimming party, early spring, at Park Ro She. We have another coat. Reward. Phone LOST: Age Age 25-4-C 295 SALES WOMAN- - : for Retail Rte. Sales & Service in American Fork & Vic. Weekly salary, car fur , nished, thorough training. j W. 25 should be Applicants 35 yrs. Good Ref. ic driving ecord. Free of domestic re-s possibility and abU to work full basis. time on permanent 4 The Daily t Write Box No. 98 Herald, giving age domestic . f resp. & experience. c-- o NEED 3 women to sew, demonstrate. Necchi Elna machines. Womna must live in Heber. Springvill a, Spanish Fork. If you love to ser, live in20-2- one of these towns, can spare 4 hours weekly .apply so, person. Wakefield's Inc. Provo. MOTHERS, do you need extra mom?y to keep children in school or college? Pleasant, profitable, part time employment will do it. Writ Avon Manager. 184 No. TOO Eatft. Provo, Utah. AT ONCE. FIVE WOMEN satisfied wiih Full or part-tim- e, $1.50 peri hour. Car helpful. unnecessary. Start nt once, apply at 1274 North Stats, '. Orem. before 10 O0 a. m. FRY cook. Apply Drive In Cafe. Am ' south Tin East. WANTED salesglii. experienced Nights and part time Sundays. '; ' B. &H. Pharmacy. WOMEN, earn extra money, call Pleasant Grove 4934 or writs Boat 300, Pleasant Grove. g FASCINATING work at homTwo selling! We pay you! Truart, Best 710, Pasadena, Calif. AMBITIOUS mothers who want fo earn, hut can only work pert time. AvonNCosemetJcs offers opportun$3.00 or more per hour. ity to earn Write Avon Manager. 184 North 70OJast, Provo, .. . ' IHIMIWIIW Sell Full or Part Time 9:30 Queen for a Day Afternoon Show our greatest Portfolio: 314 10:00 5 Star News 12:00 Hit Parade pages of real selling dynamite 10:15 Melody Time 12:30 Gordon Owen explain ourtake amazing Premium 10:30 Melodies 1:00 Game of the Day Plan (you part also) and 10:45 Home Harmonies 4:00 Road Show make yourself REAL commissions! 11. Twenty Questions 5:00 News new series. Entirely safety Afternoon 5:15 Road Show Dozens Hillbillies! Glamour Girls. 12:00 Birthday Club 530 Morgan Beatty other styles! 20 s, 30's, 40's! Union 12:15 Cedric Foster 5:45 Road Show Label! EVERY ONE in your com12:30 News munity a hot prospect. Big spring 12:45 Guess Who. What season here! Fast service, lower 1:00 Game of the Day trans, from our West Coast Fact3:30 Melody Matinee I Morning ory- WRITE US! No charge for 4:15 Hemingway 6300 News Master Outfit. MONARCH MATCH 12 4:30 Merry Go Round 6:15 Breakfast, Barlow Help Wanted, malt), 4:45 Doug Mitchell CO, 2300 8. f First. San Jose, Calif. oo World News 5:00 Bob, Ray Show 7:15 Rolfe Peterson WANTED:. PartF with sales sad me5 Wismer Sports IWBERRY PICKERS 7:45 World News chanical ability to take over com-nle- te 00 Friendly Tims manufacture and sales in 1450 KEYY in 8:30 News of Big Boy ', zu it. cuamever region, 8:45 Margaret Masters canvass routing or- Morning 9:00 Arthur Godfrev umbrella. Four color .selection 203 apply m person 6:00 Sign on at 5 a car 930 makes used natural for it Calling Hollywood 6:15 Top of Morning West and 1st , North Provo 9:43 ffoward Miller lots, patio etc. For particulars. Breakfast Bedlam 10:00 Warren contact F. W. Hughes, designer and Wendy We 9:00 Believe Office Employment Security 10:15 Backstage Wife ' Utah Avenue, developer, 185 West 0:15 Know Utah none sz. 1030 Helen Trent rayson, 9:30 A Woman's Day 10:45 Our Gal Sunday UNUSUAL opportunity for trainlns? 9:45 Trading Post BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 11.-ORoad of Life 3 YOUNG 10:00 Here's to Milady 11:15 The men under 26 free to Perkins Mi coUege jarsining. Applicant must be 11 300 Around the Town 1130 Young Dr. Malone travel east coast and resort aress. 18 to 29. 'Stipend $73 per month. Afternoon New $83 Average weekly. earnings 11:45 :Guiding Light cars 120 High Noon. license Drivers furnished. Afternoon ' 12:30 Piano Impressions 12.-0preferred, but not needed. Will iflO Safety Serenade 12:15 World News train guarantee of $200 MRS. GRACE GREEN, 161 West 100 'Business of Farm month. with 1:30, Serenade See Mr. Leers, at Roberts Souitveail at The pally Herald 12:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Disc-K- a pedes Hotel. Tuesday only, 8 p.m. xree tickets mum 130 House Party to the Paramountiwo Theatre to sea 2:00 Brighter Day XXCELLINT oooortunitT far office James KDYIr-l32- a in "Tribute to a 2:15 Second Mrs. manager trainee. Must be alert Bad ManCagney Tickets must -be claim, account and Nora Drake have 230 in background Morning 5 within ed days. 6300 Morning Music 2:45 Aunt Jenny Ex and business management. ing 7 News and Mr. and 3330 News 14 years perience preferred. See Mr. STRAWBERRY ; 05 Rolfe Again Mrs. Valentin ' Thomas at Firestone Store. 384 older, Jensen picker. Bros. AC 3-- ioand 00 Allen Jackson 8 AO Gordon Owen West Center. 4:15 Tennessee rnie $20.00 8:15 Valentines STRAWBERRY Door Luminous sell 14 years and daily, pickers. 4 30 Housewives , 9300 Right to Plates. Writs Reeves. Dept: No. w Ercanbrack. ra. 00 Harmon's Sports 9:15 Widder Brown AC 930 Woman in House 5:15 This is the News 682, Attleboro, Mass. Free samples BARBER wanted while I'm en 2 TO LEARN shirt pressing. Apply 530 fountain News 9:45 Pepper Young mm wiw , mmi 10300 Week-da- y SAi Ed R. Murrow weeks vacation. HU ay. ftmelt Inter-mounta- t 70 j 0 , 0 icva 5-- Morning 6:00 Smile Time 8:30 Foy Willta 6:45 Smile Time Robert Hurleigh 7:15 Sports sad News 7:30 News 7:45 Employ Service 8:00 Hemingway 8:15 Gordon Owen 8:30 5 Star News 8:45 What's New 5 Star News ' 9:15 Story Time -- 7.-0-0 -- 9.-0-0 Provo. years WesV 2nd South. in 371 WOOD 3:00 3:30 Fort Laramie 4:00 The Music Hall 4:30 Twilight Serenade 5:00 News 20 Morning Morning 8:00 Monitor March 8:30 Back to God American Friends 9:00 Monitor 9:15 Art of Living Sunday Music Smile Time 9:30 Date with Music Radio Bible Class 10:00 Flight with Music Voice of Prophecy 10:45 Date with Music David Rose Orch. Afternoon Christian Science 12:00 Monitor Mantovani Orch. . 3:00 Monitor 4:00 Revival Hour Wing of Healing Monday, June 1:45 2 AO 2:15 3:30 , guaranteed. J. G. Webb. MONDAY, JUNE 4 130 - 6 : 15 Fi 25 . FR one Siamese cat, beLOST: female News tween Provo. Phone Fillmore and Karamu Quartet HU Lake Salt City. Reward. Sabbath Prelude LOST: Brown male Chuhuahua, News Music Room please call FR Church of the Air News 10. Help Wanted Male Tabernacle Choir News MAN Song of Romance To Learn for News World Affairs DELIVERY SERVICE Guy Lombardo Connoisseur Church of the Air Local representative for Na.Afternoon tional Food Concern to serve News customers. Sedan established World Music Music on Sunday furnished. Salary delivery Music Hour Paid Weekly. News 6:00 6:45 Forward 7:00 News 12:43 1 :00 U -- Romance in Music 9:00 Family Theater High Moment 9:30 To Dreamland News 10:00 Wings of Healing Hit Parade 10:30 Hi-Music News 12:00 News Hit Parade News , KEYY-14- 50 . Hit Parade Serenade Sunday Morning Town Meeting 6:00 Music in the Air 8:30 Into Melody Evening News 9:30 Magic Touch 10:30 Hour of Melody Perry Como 11:30 Romance Musi c Afternoon News 12. 00 High Noon 1:00 Serenade Sammy Kaye Drew Pearson 4:00 Top Twenty Paul Harvey 5:30 Tropical Holiday News 6:00 Broadway Theater Paul Weston 6:30 The Melody News Evening 7:00 St. Francis Hour Aragon Ballroom Serenade 7:15 Serenade 7:30 Moods in Music Sunday Nocturne News 7:45 Christopher Story 8:00 Paris Star Time Sunday Nocturne News 8:30 Proudly We Hail 9:00 Weaver of Melody Sign Off K0VO--6d 12:00 12:15 12:30 - 8:00 Music 8:15 Melodian Chorus 8:30 BYU Devotional 1:00 News 9.-0-0 ) n 81 CThe radio programs listed below are submitted by the stations who are responsible for their accuracy. In case of seeming inaccuracies or for further Information call the respective radio stations). ,10:30 Frank and Ernest 5:00 Monitor Sunday, June 3 10:45 Bill Cunningham Cvening KIXX-H- 00 11. 0O Music 7:30 American Forum 11:30 Lutheran Hour 8:00 Gordon Owen Morning Afternoon 8:30 Monitor 7:00 Hour of Decision 12:00 Game of the Day 9:00 One Man's Family 7:15 Billy Graham 2:30 Miasci for Sunday 9;15 Music You 7:30 Revival Enjoy 3:00 Radio Playhouse 8:00 Revival Time 9:30 Concert 3:30 Files. Flammond 10:00 8:30 Herald of Truth Hour of Decision 4:00 Crime Fighters 9:00 News 10:30 Catholic Hour 4:30 Bob Considine 9:15 Musical Showcase 11:00 News. Sports 4:45 Les Paul, Mary 11:15 Eternal Light 10;30 News 5:00 John Steel 10:45 Musical Showcase 11:45 Concert HaU 5;30 Crime Fighters 11:00 News 12:45 Nsews 11:15 Musical Showcase Evening 7:00 Walter Winchell Afternoon KSL 1160 7:15 News 12:00 Romance in Music 7:30 Radio Playhouse 12:30 Rythm Morning 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 -- to SPRAY SERVICE HOUSE MOVING WAYMAN SPRAY SERVICE HOUSEMOVING and homes built to Insect or weed control. Call move. P. E. Valgardsen. FR ; AC Licensed. Local. Guaranteed. City lots our specialty. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Research & Development EXPERT lawn mower sharpening VAUNT Williams. Outside Extermin-ato- r Laboratories Service. Phone AC and repairs. Ray Whitworth. 800 West 10th South. FR TREE SERVICE Culver City, California LAWN mowers sharpened by matrimming, removing. Inchine and repaired" Work guaran- TOPPING,tree safely removed. teed. General Shop rear 141 North sured. Free estimate. Fleming PERMANENT. With Excellent future. University. FR FR Experience in service station and LAWN mowers, machined sharpened tire changing, high school graduUPHOLSTERING and repaired. Guaranteed work ate must have a sales personality. Kent Bliss. AC 757 South FOR new or Mr. Thomas at Firestone See of upholsterrecovering 400 East. Orem. ed furniture call FR Store. 384 West Center. after LAWN mowers sharpened. Free local 4. Free estimates 11. Help Wanted FemaU pickup. Silven ZobelL Phone WATCH REPAIR FR 1 SEC. Exp Age WATCHES, Clocks repaired and Today's Radio Programs 7:45 DOLLARIN guaranteed 25-4- 8.00 A BILLION 24 hour serivec. work AC or FR Dan-gero- See Wendell Corv and Ann Francis in "THE RACK-REA- D n, 4--H A-O- NE HUGHES Look for your name in the Classified columns, entitling you to two free tickets to the Paramount " 4-- H 03 v af Pleasant Grave Girl to Attend moving and travel expenses. For a local interview appoint ment phone S.L.C., Empire now. (If toll, call collect.) Our representatives, Mr. Wells and Mr. Vukovich, will conduct confidential in? terviews in Salt Lake City oe( June 13, 14 and 15. Or if yotjj; can't see our representatives, send complete work history , 130,-00- ar We will assist you with your - ai. ex"-G.I-.'s National 63 42 rnent at the Mr- Warnick university. He is married to the former Beth Martin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin, Provo. Active in professional circles Twenty-seve- n students from B. S. in physics, graduating with at the U., he is a member of the Utah and Wasatch counties will high honors and selected for American Society of Mechanical be among some 1,050 persons who membership in Phi Kappa Phi and has been vice SALT LAKE CITY Hundreds Engineers, will receive graduate or under- and Phi Beta Kappa; Harold L. Ockerman, B.A. in music, honors of World War II veterans in this eineerine fraternity.. He also has graduate degrees, certificates or of at the University diplomas graduate; Delsa Bee Staheli, B.A. engineering Utah's 87th annual commence- in English with high school cer- state are holding Armed Forces been mechanical Ento the student representative Bonds no Leave have drawn that tificate. ment exercises Monday. interest for five years or longer, gineering Council. ELBERTA Shirley Chiyo The Utah and Wasatch County He is a 1946 graduate of South and Uncle Sam would like to pay B.S. in nursing. graduates are as follows: School. High SANTAQUIN Jean Olsen, B.A. up an average of $200 apiece. AMERICAN FORK Jess Willis Clem S. Schramm, state sales Bromley, B.S. in biology; David in English with high school certificate. of the U. S. Treasury's diretcor enLynn Johnson, B.S. in mining B. B.S. PROVO Bonds Baird, Division, has an George with Savings high gineering, graduate in mechanical for who apidea these Clyde Clifford engineering; LaMonte Lee, honors; B S. in management, and Jerral Allan Fechser, B.S. in mechani- parently don't need the money Ray Pulley, B.S. in marketing, cal engineering; Richard Kent right now. He suggests they reGrover, B.S. in electrical engi- de m those Leave Bonds and put graduate with honors. neering; Lee Campbell Knell, themoney in Series E Savings s e s Bernard R u HEBER of Architecture, gradu- Bonds, which pay three per cent bachelor O'Toole, B,S. in elertrical engiwith honors; Alice Louise interest compounded ating neering; Jerry Wesley Walton, Mecham, B.S. degree with diwhen held to maturity of Rules for the Utah County Dairy B,S. in personnel. in elementary education; nine years and eight months. Princess contest as part of the Caroline Joan Comer, ploma LEHI nationwide "June Dairy Month," B.S. in dietetics; Bon Neta Rus-so- Patricia Ann Tanner, B.A. in Eng0 a In the country as whole, are released B.A. in English with high lish with High School certificate. being by Chairman veterans hold Leave Bonds Blair Earl SPANISH FORK of Clover-leTom school certificate, graduating with Jensen, manager Worth $26 million. It's all that's S. B. in electrical Bona, engineerDairy in Provo. high honors and selected fbr select- - left t more than two billion dolhonors high graduate, Mr. Jensen as coming, Phi Phi in Assisting Kappa membership lars paid to members of the mittee members fed for membership in Phi Kappa Armed are Carl Elliot and Phi Beta Kappa. Forces discharged be- of at Arden OREM Robert Gail Billings, Phi; Ed M. Hayward, B.S. in tween Orem; Max Dairy 1, 1943, and Oct. 1, April with civil graduating engineering, of Hiland B.S. in electrical engineering; Spriggs Dairy at Provo 1948. The five-yeB.S. bonds, carry Millicent Stewart, honors; B.A. D. and Jess of the Spafford Edmund Fotheringham, in dance with a high school cer ing an interest rate of 2 per Dairy at Spafford Fork. American In architecture. All dairy producers organizaPAYSON Robert John Huber, tificate, graduating with honors. cent a year, were used to re Kenneth D. imburse veterans for unused tions and distributors are SPRINGVTLLE being of bachelor leave. architecture, Long, asked to sponsor girls in this congraduating with honors; William A special act of Congress in test. Individual or Alleman Whitney, B.S. in me- 1947 made the bonds redeemable Club groups maydairymen enalso sponsor chanical engineering, and Second after September 1 of that year. trants by sending the name of the Lieutenant commission m Air Some $1.5 billion were cashed entrant and her photograph to Force; Frederick Huston Wingate, within the next few months; Mr. Jensen by June 10. All enB S. in geology. others were held to draw addi- trants will then compete in a 4-- H tional interest. However, the last county contest, at a date and of these matured on Qctober 1, place to be announced, to choose LOGAN Four Utah teenagers 1951, and have drawn no interest the county winner who will enter the state contest in September. as since that date. have been selected delegates state winner will enter the The Club to the 26th National "Now tiie Treasury would like contest. national 0 hi WashingCamp June to clear its. books of this bond A statement c C. D. showing th ton, issue," Mr. Schamm said, "and should be Ann are Julia Warnick, qualifications They LINDON Mrs. Don (Venna) is calling on all veterans' organ- included with the 17, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. a former resident of Lin izations to help locate the 130,000 Girls must be 17 application. to 25 years of Merrill Warnick, Pleasant Grove; Smith,with her two youngest chil bond owners. Then when these age, inclusive; a Merlene Yonk. 17, daughter of don, high school Mr. and Mrs. Merlin H. Yonk, dren, Mark and Crystal, spentolda bonds are cashed, I can think of graduate by September; single; no better place to put the money in day recently visiting with Mendon; Richard Duke, 17, son friends good health; be willing to repLindon. than in safe, sure, indestructible resent in of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Duke, thevstate in the national A United Bonds. States niece's reception wedding Savings and Darrell; Thompson, contest; must have had some Helper, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon held m Salt Lake City brought And," Mr. Schramm added, "if farm or dairy experience or live Thompson, Plain City, Weber Venna to Sandy and the home of you don't have any Leave Bonds, on a farm at the present time. her mother, Mrs. ElFleta Jenson Savings Bonds are still a good A recent news release indicated County. The selections were announced It was there that Doris Johnson buy." that county dairy princesses could by Gordon L. Beckstrand, as and Nola Keetch called for Ven also be candidates for Miss Utah Club leader at na and brought her to Lindon to who now resides in San Fran- which should add considerable insistant state Utah State Agricultural College. lunch at Nola's and dine at cisco, Calif., where her husband terest to participants. The four, accompanied by Mr. Doris' the same day. is attending a dental school. She Beckstrand, will leave Ogden at While at Nola's, over 80 friends has three other children Scott, tiiraries can deliver 8:30 a.m. June 11 by Union Pa stopped by to visit with Venna Tyler, and Kim. blows with their cloven hoots. cific streamliner. During their stay in Washing ton they will be quartered in the Raleigh Hotel. The youths, along with those from othei states, will meet President Eisenhower, members of Congress and other government officialsi They will participate m panel and group discussions, tours, and general meetings to learn how the na tional government operates,. Miss Warnick was graduated from Pleasant Grove Hieh School. She completed projects in clothing, home improve ment, foods,1 home ground gardening and ento mology. She has been in worjc for eight years.. Mi-tar- rge-gca- le al v ex- nd perience that will increase your value to the company as it further expands in the iei of electronics. The next few years are certain to seo commercial employment of electronic systemsand your training hi the most advanced electronic techniques now will qualify you for even more important positions. the s all-arou- . . - 27 30. ' . -- . 5-3- - 40. r m j 3 I |
