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Show SUNDAY, APRIL 0,,1960 Utah County, - Utah SUNDAY HERALD 8 T O rem Businessmen Must Move Sjgns; Back Along District Court Roundup Nephi Public Meet Will Discuss City Library Problems Recurring ProbIem Mrsr Wallace Gar rett, vice chairman of the 'Coin NEPHI v munity Development Program in Nephit will be in chargp of .a .meet ing to be held in ' the Juab High Right-of-Wa- ySchool Auditorium at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Dr. Kent Fielding of the UniverOREM A group of Orem busi- - funds could then.be Used on other nessmen whose signs are 'affect road improvements ' and the sity df Utah will be in attendance ed by regulations issued by the lighting of Orem's State Street and participate in the discussion. Utah State Road Commission met could then be considered. Mr. The topic for the evening is: "Should Nephi improve Library at the Orem City Hall Thursday West stated in the Community?" to discuss the removal of signs D. M. Conditions Wallace stated Mayor R.i to H. Orem Mrs. present Murray, chairman of encroaching on the state right that according mer the library committee; Mrs. Irei of way along Orem's State City- ordinances, existing i. and Mrs. chandise! in Zones III 2 and 3 Is Chase, Street. This in Marion Jeppson, secretary have expressly! prohibited. road commission Orem City be- eludes farmers selling t produce spent several weeks preparing the gan issuing notices to owners jof from trucks, walksL curbs and library report. Robin fJurt, head pnrrpoanhinff si ens. ffivinff 10 davs controls merchants Exhibiting any of the Utah State Library Com"notice to move their signs to merchandise on thej state right mittee; Dr. S. Lynn Tyier, head of way which is everything in of BYU Library, and other specialprivate property. cluded in 15 feet behind the ists are assisting in the preparcommisJim West of the road sion stated that the designing curbs. This ordinance will be ation of this report: The people of Nephi are encourof a white way lighting system enforced the mayor! said. for Orem's State Street is ner Milton Johnson, , jpresident of aged to attend the meeting and excompletion and will be ready fjr the Chamber of Coirimerce urged press, their opinion concerning the presentation to Orem's City Coun- - that' the city government and need and development of library cil but until all signs encroaching state conduct ai cleanup day facilities, One of the items in the on tiie state right of way ae along State Street.-- j "During the!report the teing made channelization project there was , ihf xnoVed, this project can not lihrirv bv the oeo- iThis, Mr, West said, is due a gooa aeai or aeons ana piies pie of the community. Many other to $95,000 of federal money whiqh of dirt left near thi project, es- facts will be . revealed and quesis being held up because of. an pecially along vacant areas that tions of importance asked. unsatisfactory rating due to - the- have been purchased for specula The Nephi Community Developsaid. ment signs wmcn nave box ueen rp- tion purposes"-- Mr.Oi.JohnsonFarns-wortProgram is the peoples proh V. moved on state street following City Manager gram and ; all citizens are urged said that ocj April 27 a to jthe? completion of the channeliza' take part. tion, which was a federal project. group: of , 10O students from the following the removal of all BYU are coming toj Orem to asencroaching signs the federal sist in a general clean up. Mr. government will reimburse to the West also stated that the state state road commission the funds would assist; the city in a clean used, in the channelization proj- up of the Orem State Street this . . , ect on Orem's State Street. These year.' U Debated -- -- S. 91 Fourth District Court Friday debated what has become an increasingly frequent issue before ; . - vice-chairma- n, . : ! v J : : be-ghf- . I , . i ; Patients Listed At Hospital In American Fork I II Utah County Vital 1 " BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Boy to Galen and Betty Jean Johnson Tirrell of Provo. Friday: ' Girl to. Fred and Sherrel Butler Rowe of Provo. Twin girls - to Joe and Arlene nf Provo.- Vv1o MarHnpin Girl to Richard D, and Shirley Scott Miller of Prove . . . in American -- Forki Hospital re- cently have beh: R. Americ an Fork . jiowell Bennett, Dan Pierce, Shirley Meranda, Cora Adamson, George H. Prescott, Catherine Wagstaf f, Barbara Larsenv William Spencer, Cindy Sue Hansen, Blaine. C. Neil, KeithJ B Blair, Bonnie C. Bennett, Hope' Bennett. Pleasant Grove Betty Harris, E. 'Allen, Susan Gay Framp-toW. D. Chapman, Gwen Richards, James Henry Camp, Le ,. Ann Brailsford, Louise Bonnie Udell, John, Beck, Ala Emerine, Eureka. Ruth Black. David West,.; Boy to Eugene and Verla Ann Xehi Steven Lunt, Donald R. Schwab Beck, Goshen. Larsen "f Eona kMeryhew, March 20: .Orem Self, , William Gloria, Girl to Darwin add Gayle" Wil Helen Merle , J: Ash, Haycock, son Olson, Provo. , ; Carlson, Scolt N. Smith. DIVORCES FILED Salt Lake City Gerald L. Hilda McMillin vsl Donald Lee Leavitt. jtii mcivuiun. Kingston, now a ghost town in DIVORCES GRANTED New Mexico, had a . popsouthern Joy Golding Workman from of ulation 7,000 during a silver Wilford J. Workman j plaintiff boom in the lB80's.The town had awarded custody of minor chil 22 saloons at the time; says the dren and $81 support. , Boy to Floyd and Jessie May Brinkerhoff Winder Spanivj Fork. ; i ,. April 2: Boy to Myron and Annette Ewell Nichols, Pay ion, April 1: iBoy to Allen and Darlene Bear ; dall Ainge, Spanish Fork. Girl to Norman and Judith Bennion Rowley, Payson. Clara Fuller iBoy to Dewey aodi ' Jameson, Soanish Fork. March 31: Boy to "Lee .arid Norma Jean i . - - BIRTHS AT PAYSON CITY HOSPITAL April Si ; n, Good-ridge- . Girl to Phillip and Joan Kotter Jones, Pay son. April 7: . ' Girl to David and Barbara Muir Bryson, Payson. Girl to Urcle and Chloe Gard ner Moulton, Spanish Fork. - April: Girl to Lynn and Maurine Robertson Stewart, Spanish Fork. April 5: i : Girl to Waldon and Ha Rae Hone Reynolds, Payson." j Girl to Raydon and Iris Wade Madson, Payson. 3: April ' Boy to Owen and Norma Bonne Carter, Moria. . 1 - i fat do you hold responsible ax defendant with an alcoholic or ' J1 IT" 'm, psychiatric problem? was for violation Up probation Ervin Roy Price about 35, Springville,- extradited from Bakers-fiel- d, V-, Calif., . last fall and found guilty of writing a fraudulent v.v.v.v.vr.v: check despite a plea of "innocent ,vjvfr, by reason of insanity." ' , Hampered by a drinking prob y "Ul I y , lem testimony revealed he has w repeatedly broken probation by writing bad checks and drinking when expressly forbidden to do so. The prosecution indicated UTAH PRODUCT FOR UTAH MARKET-r-Thi- s LUCKY 'NUMBER FOR GENEVA PHONE OPERA- - jail might be the only recourse honeys Johnson-'- "number please", comb of small diameter water pipe is part of som 25 But the court postponed deci TOR The. answer is 195 the number of dollars she received this week sion on whether 'to imprison him miles of culinary pipe. being produced at U. S. Steer. forsher suggestion to7 improve telephone service at U. S.j until Juneto 3, after. Mr. Price Consolidated Westetn Utah Pipemill for use xbyji the s' seek help in solving "Bountiful Water Steel's Geneva Works. Mrs. Johnson, chief telephone promised Supconservancy District. The jpipe x from and counselors his problems Joint developed features a unique new design operator for the his steel plant, was given the largesti from AA. ... Division Shei Western Consolidated Steel Geneva. to female at a award ever paid engineers. employee Dell Cloward, 22, 300 E. 4th by gasket-circledieare a rubber of calls to Joined more from a efficient Lengths by pipe insetring way complete suggested S., Springville, pleaded guilty to into a flared bell end to achieve ja .pressure "the plant to various locations in Northern Utah CountyJ theft of a roll of copper wire seal. This coupling makes, faster Sterling A. jCornaby, accounting, made the presentation! owned by Utah County and sen- tight field assembly possible by eliminating the need fox on- -. Mrs. Johnson,, who lives in Pleasant Grove, has worked tencing was set for April 22. Jack D. Boyles, Lehi, pleaded the-jo- b and; other conventional at Geneva since 1942, welding pipe coupling ' ' a to fraudulent m , devices. issuing guilty check, andjudgment was set . for April 2l ; Lorene B. Nelson, Pleasant S, GrOve pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check, and sentenc i j Mr. iid Mrs Model U.N. held in Salt Lake LAKE SHORE 22. set for April ingwas second bench warrant was Elmer Huff were guests at the City. Thy were two Of th ssued for a man who had prom home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spanish. Ifork group who jirepre- It's National Barbershop Har The current president of th ised to appear if the first bench Ostler of Salt Lake. sented Jordan. and to mark the oc- SPEBSQSA, Clarence Jalving of warrant was quashed. He failed mony Week i casion, the Utah Valley Chapter Holland, Mich., said in a Barber- to show, however, Mrs. Ray Clayson, Darlene Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn rancif Gene Week the Keenan, Spanish Fork, and Russell spent the weekend and two1 sons f rom messajge: of SPEBSQSA (Society for shop Harmony Milforc sper.t Preservation and Encouragement' "The .true spirit of harmony is pieaaea guuty to issuing a ini Denver, returning home April of Barber Shoo Quartet Singing in found 'only in a man's lieart . . . fraudulent check, and sentencing 5.1 They were accompanied by several days at the Ronald G.; M.echia Cae Anderson, tier par Francis home, returning to their America) will present a program On this day rof rededjeation let us was set for April 22. 4327 S ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ander- home April 5. Dr. Howard FranAlvin Carl Ferguson, 46, of harmony at Springville April 15. honor our founder. Owen Cach. who ' Salt Lake was a weekend that ouirmost important 5th E., Murray, had pleaded son, are moving to Salt Lake. cis of there Scheduled at 8:15 p.m. in the taught-u- s also. guest new Springville Stakehouse the obiectives as Barbershooer.- is to guilty to resisting an officer in Walt Parker was a houseguect Singing" sing the discharge of his duties, and at the Clayson home javer the Toniehords male quartet- of Salt "Keep. Ameri Seven couples were entertained four-pabarbershop harmoy." reportedly several times before weekend and Mr. andMrs. Ivan with dinner at the home of Mr. Lake City with Carl Hancuff as ing the court on drinking charges, Jones and children of Salt Lake master of ceremonies. and Mrs.! William "Foster f Satur was sentenced to six months in also visited there. day evening. According to Anton J. Gleason, jail. Sentence was suspended on 219. million than Utah square the fori More, chairman pulblicity condition he refrain from drink Mary and Lucy Jo Harwood Valley Chapter, the local group feet of ceramic tile was produced inero fllnhnHn inoliuHTitT Ash or hickory wood is used - hpvfiMffp T o daughters of Mr. and jVIrs. Joe will feature a chorus and two in the United States last year. beer. Harwood were delegates to the in making, tennis rackets. quartets. Jack Owen of Orem is presidents National Barshop Harmony Week grew out of the ef(April forts of SPEBSQSA to promote quartet" singing, in America.') Twenty-tw- o years ago this week a Tulsa, Okla., tax attorney Owen C. Cash started the unique inter national musical fraternity (SPEB SQSA- - which today numbers over 26,000 members throughout the United States and Canada. 21-inch The Utah Valley Chapter is one of the newer units, having been 261 &q. in. of viewable area (overall diagonal) chartered within the w ":;:iiVK-:i:- ::; "it L "'' i' r'iV: S. Jm v.v,v,- - to'Stha O-Ri- ng nd self-contain- ed ' , ' - Springville Concert to Mark Barbershop Harmony Week Lake Shore Citizens Guests In il . i - m , - j i . - rt , i e I , 9-1- " 6) Biggest Savings Ever Offered on Our New SILVERTONE Suburbanite" TV j past year. J FX VI ML i 8111 ft 'Orbit' Nw.i-Lighte- d e t "n 1 f Patients AMERICAN FORK r Saturday: , i How - i " it; f Exclusive with Silvertone TV . Tuning . fOR SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZOR lOWUERS 4, Now you can have a 3-W- ay Adjustable Head on your presenttoSchick Shaver the head made similar famous on the Schick 3 V'- - Speed razor. 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