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Show s 1 mu: r':,,:Wf 1 I 1 - i II IXIVVUIlId sun day herald Utah State Engineer Conduces Provo Hearing On Release of Wafer From Deer Creek Reservoir SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1&61 Utah County. 'Utah - Club Stages Provo Reservist Summer Event Will Take Active j The first of a group of summer parites, that are held each! year, by. the Kiwanis Club, was Jbeld a the home of Mr. (and Mrg Jack Ludlow on their patio and lovely backyard this week. Dinner was served by the committee. Jack Ludlow, Dr. P, L. Jones, Thad Nebeker, Roy Bowles and Bob Hall. NEPHI - I Homicides ; OREM JAYCEE PRESIDENT F. Colson, newly installed president of the Orem Junior Chamber of Commerce. William MAN OF YEAR Potter, named Outstanding Young Man of the Year of the Orem Junior Chamber of Com- more claim than 8,000 lives In the United States every year. j Duty in California , I hearing before Utah their, right, although the river released under direction of the State engineer officials was held would perhaps yield 50 per cent state engineer at the insistance of the Associated Canals Companies Friday afternoon Ion temporary at present." VThe will who water said. divert water from Utah Lake. He probchange application whereby Class SO 20 cent to or 'only per Provo River Water Users Assn. A Users of Provo River Water will ably drop to we want this and later year have strongly urged that water be voluntarily decrease their take to we water as as hold can." the long stored in Dfer; Creek Reservoir less than their right during June noted instead of being allowed to evapto have a little stored for July. Commissioner Wayman The matter was taken under ad- class A Users divide the water on orate from Utah Lake.f ; j visement with no i decision ren- a percentage basis. Two principal arguments were ' dered immediately.! 4 He said, "Since a.m. Thursday, presented Friday afternoon: One, was being released that if the extra 10 per cent is Provo River Commissioner Wal- 150 second-fee- t, lace R. Wayman this morning said, from Deer Creek to Utah Lake used in Utah County now; along "Right now Class A (those who and would continue until a total the lower Provo River,, that the have the best rights) water users of 12,889 acre feet had been re- waters will seep into trtah Lake are taking only 40 per cent of leased. He said the water is being and be used again in Salt Lake County. The other argument is that If granted permission to store the extra 10 per cent now, Utah County can use it during July or August to save fruit- trees from drouth. The matter was taken under consideration by the state engineer's office. ' A public i First Lieutenant David K. Hart, of the 9424th Air Reserve Squadron in Provo will perform his 15-dtour of active duty wfth the ay ; Air Force at George Air Force Base. Calif., beginning June 5. He will receive training In the intelligence career field. Nothing spoils a trip faster than illness of any kind, i - J Benjamin Franklin's Poor Rich ard's Almanac said "A penny saved is a penny got." U. S. Savings Bonds earn more for you or get you mora than ever before 3s4 per cent when held to maturity. obert merce. Orem Jaycees Install Nejw Officers Present Awards; X','.v.vrtaM. OREM 'Anyone" who wants fort in welcoming the new mem can succeed in the Jaycee organ- bers. Acting as host and hostess for ization no'matter if it is as chairor presilocal of the event were the outgoing presi a man project national Jaycees," dents, Robert Mower and Mrs. dent of the of the Owen Mower. members told Glenn Larson. and Wives Orem Jaycees, Jaycee The outstanding young man of installation annual guests at the the year award was presented to William Potter and Key awards banquet "Thursday night. Retiring president, Robert'Mower, con- were presented to Mr. Potter,, ducted the meeting and gave he Gary Cowan, Robert Colson welcoming address. Installed as Charles Tolley and Nick Netto the new presidents were Robert Sooke awards went to Doug Clark; F. Colson and Mrs. Paul Bensen Gary Cowan, Charles Tolley and ' of the auxiliary. LvlePoulsen. ' Mr.. Larson, an active Jaycee Installed as new officers were member from Spanish; Fork, di- Robert F Colson, president;" Nick rected his speech to the new Netto, first vice president; Gary members of the organization, or Cowan, second vice president; and members of the organization for Jim Crowther. secretary, : Directors Larson Mr. two treasurer.-JEarl Hester, years. less than - urged members to put forth ef- - include William .Potter, Doug Clark and Charles Tolley. The in auguration of the new officers was by the new president, Mr. Me Why' If. U II j If 9: ' - I 1 r " ' ' :l if Hi I t v . ' r " ' 7 7 I IlLllI :V 'I 1 t. s '111 - WHMltH i wm m st M wag - , Tell Girl Wins r " mm - 2 - - - bv: ; s ' i - - ;! fPT ml Colson. New auxiliary, officers include Mrs. Paul Benson, president; Mrs. Doua Clark, first vice presi dent; Mrs. William Potter, secre . tary; Mrs. Earl Hester, treasurer, and Mrs. Joe Murdock, reporter historian. Directors include Mrs. Mrsi Gary Mike BroadheacU Mower. Owen Cowan and Mrs.; Carina Bastian, 11, Pleasant Mrs. Mower presided at the in set Grove, has won a auguration of the new auxiliary Junior Britannica of Encyclo officers. for a pedia, she William Potter; was presented question submitted to the Young Man of the "Tell Me Why' the Outstanding award at the Orem Junior column of The Year of Commerce installa rvhamber Herald. tWbancmet Daily Thursday night. The Carma s ques was presented by retiring tion with the award Mower. Mr. Robert answer appears nrpcident. the Key awarded also was in today's Potter award. paper. was-bor- n in Sacra Mr-Carma is the mento. Potter and he and his wife, Calif., Carma daughter of Mr. Maurine and two; daughters, have and Mrs. Raymond K. Bastian of made their home, in Orem for is a seventh Pleasant Grove-anvears: Grove riarlv twothe at Pleasant student grade past year Mr. Pot-Junior High School. She enjoys tM-During - has served as the Orem Jay singing and playing the piano as cee vice president and has been well as playing ball. Her school active in all projects of the or- interests are arithmetic and cranization- during the year. Mr. Potter acted as the chairman for the first Easter egg bunt for Orem City children, and: he will cprvp as a member of the Orem Dr; Jaycee board of directors during the coming year. Mr. Potter is an industrial en very gineer for U.S. Steel and is makactive in civic affairs since ing his home in Orem. His hob bies 'include hunting and tisning. Encyclopedia In Herald Event Silk 7 7f in 1 V '7. j VP. i 15-voiu- ' . 1 WOMEN'S DACRON-COTTONYLON BLEND SLIPS N fabulous blend of fabrics combined in luxury slips and half slips and offered at this bargain price ! Wash n wear features for easy care . . . LAKE CITY SALT . ' , ' and cool wearing- through Lace trim. Sizes 32 to 42. Small, med., large, - extra large. i r. 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