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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1957 Utah County. Utah Re-Electi- on Will' Devote Time to Private Business; Lauds City Manager, Council Accomplishments re-electi- on forthcoming municipal election. The position as chairman of the city council and mayor has required a considerable amount of my personal time to accomplish the many services required of this position, and they have been performed with great pleasure, but at some handicap to my personal business. "Closely associated with the office of mayor, I have been serving oh the legislative council of the Utah Municipal League and also on the board of directors of this same organization. Representing Provo, I have also served as vice chairman of the executive committee of the Colorado River Development Committee for Utah. In addition, but not associated with my municipal responsibilities, I am the president ciation, all of which have required h of the Utah Broadcasters of my time. re-elect- ion No Carry-Ov- er Offered Challenge "When the people of Provo elected to change the form of local government to the council-managtype, it offered a challenge to more of our fine citizens to serve their city government, and many were quick to respond. I feel Provo has shown much progress through this change of local government to the council-managplan. It has enabled many qualified people to serve without being required to take leave from their chosen field of endeavor to assume the responsibilities of directing the important legislative functions of our city. "We were extremely fortunate to secure the services of Mr. E. Earl Udall as our city manager. His contribution to our tremendous progress during the first two "The organizational problems and legislative plans which faced our council two years ago have been completed or will be accom plished by Dec. 1. I am confident and hopeful that the present members and the new members of the council will not be en cumbered by an agenda of carry over business. "I know the affairs of Provo will be in the hands of good and capable people, and I feel that I should now devote 3iiy full time to my radio broadcasting business. This has been a pleasant experience for Mrs. 'Van Wagen Sharee en, my two daughters, and Vicki, and myself. We shall always be grateful to the citl- ens of Provo for the opportunity to serve on our first city council, and I wish to express my sincere is He is immeasurable. years thanks to the members of the capable, energetic, conscientious council for . their cooperation and progressive. He has made during the past two years. himself, his lovely wife and four Encourages Participation fine sons, wonderful citizens of I would like to encourage our community. I am sure he of our citizens to present many will continue to perform the adnames before the electorate their ministrative responsibilities of our at forthcoming municipal his position with fervor and honor. His spirit of leadership is election, for our city needs quali a great asset to our community. fied individuals to serve in the responsible positions on the Provo Faces Decision "At the conclusion of my term City Council. "I am sure that with the con as councilman and the honor of tinued I have as cooperation between the your mayor, serving of been faced with the decision city council, the city manager, offering my services for a four and the citizens of Provo, our year term as councilman at city will continue to progress large. I am appreciative of the rapidly and maintain its position confidence many of my friends of importance in the growing and have placed in me by suggesting prosperous state of Utah." er er flower show of - Garden Glub Plans Orem Area Tours OREM Three autumn flower gardens in the Orem area will be included in the tour of the Orem Garden Club, which is planned Asso-muc- tion. Annual OREM the Westmore Elementary School will open Monday morning with the theme "Mary, Mary Quite Contrary" according to Mrs. Clyde Lunceford, chailrman. All children in the school are invited to bring flower contributions for dispJay In the auditorium. They are asked to place their name, age and grade on a label on the bottom of the container for identification in proper groups, according to Mrs. Lunceford. Children coming in the afternoon can also participate. Parents will view the flowers in the evening at school PTA meeting the back-to- which begins at 7:30 p. m. that I have my name placed on at our the ballon for Mayor Harold Van Wagenen an nounced Saturday that he will not to be a candidate for his post of city councilman-at- large in this fall's election. Hie mayor explained his decision and views on the situation in a statement released to The Daily Herald, which follows: "At our last municipal elec tion I offered my services to the citizens of Provo as a candidate for citv councilman for a . two year term, and the manifestation of confidence that was placed in me by my election is greatly ap preciated. During the past two years it has been my privilege to serve as mayor and chairman of this council. My association with the other members of the council has been a very pleasant The friendship we experience. have enjoyed with each other has been extremely beneficial to each of us, and I am sure Provo City has made much progress as a result of this spirit of coopera- 5 Results of Civil Defense Food Test Emphasizes Need Flower Show Set For Individual Preparedness By Orem School Provo Mayor Won't Seek to Council j for Monday Sept. 23, beginning at 9 a.m. The first garden to be visited will be at the home of the John Fishers 796 E. 1700 S., where the members and their guests will see a number of roses, giant dahlias and mums. The next garden will be the M. L. Wadley, at Lakeview, where thousands of gladiolus are grown each year. The last garden will be Milton Holdaway garden in Vineyard where members and guests will view the giant dahlias and mums. (SB) busy women Families of two Utah County nog and even coloring the milk Civil for the children," said Mrs. mayors ended a seven-da- y Standsfield. Defense Week food storage pre- shop the Sixteen - year - old Sharee Van paredness test Saturday at midnight after experiencing only Wagenen said it was hard to turn minor menu shortages. Utah County Civil Defense Council today extended gratitude to Mayors Harold E. Van Wagenen, Provo, and W. Boyd Stans-fielGoshen, and their families for dramatizing the importance of stored food. "They have shown us that it is perfectly feasible for a prepared in family to be case of community disaster," declared director Leland M. Provo. Perry, The Council summarized test results as follows: 1. Both families ran short of fresh foods by midweek. nar- ticularly of fresh milk and eggs. 2. Although neither family had made special preparations, both had enough food on hand to subsist easily for one week, and, with some foods, longer. 3. If the two households had been without electricity, however, diets would have been limited because of lack of refrigerat- down hot lunches in school in favor of her homemade self-sufficie- Sears Catalog Way "We had half a dozen wedding reception and luncheon invita tions during the week and couldn't even eat the refreshments," said Mayor Van Wagenen. As a matter of fact, he attended an awards banquet Friday night and took a box lunch from home in order to eat only stored foods "I found the test very interest ing, because it got me thinking about what I would do in a real emergency," declared the Provo d, nt C-- D mayor's wife. Utah County Civil Defense lead ers today issued five tips on food storage or Utah Valley residents: 1. Store a food supply to last at least seven days, the minimum time it would take a community to recover from a severe disaster. 2. Rotate stored foods peri odically to prevent spoilage or loss of nutritive values. 3. 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