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Show Terry J . Old royd Seeks Re-EIecti- Terry J. Oldroyd, Provo city auditor for the past two years, Saturday announced he will be a candidate for to the auditor post in the fall municipal election. Mr. Oldroyd, who has been associated with in various functions for almost 27 years, aaid In announcing his candidacy: "It has been a real pleasure to work with a team of dedicated officials and employees and I should tyke to make my contribution toward continued good gov- ernment for Provo City. re-electi- the-cit- y as possible, and I shall lend my effort toward this goal in administering the financial policies of the city;. "Provo City's budget is the largest in its history. Several vital and needed capital improvement projects have been authorized and are moving forward. I should like to see them completed and the funds appropriated for them properly accounted i. Y 2s :::::::?::X'- 11 4 f wlllll ' ' I ' on a hi! y j 4 Church. Durrant will succeed Milton L. Weilenmann, who has presided for, the past two and one-ha- lf in years. Headquarters will be Vancouver, B.C. The new president currently serves as first counselor in the mission. He is a native of American Fork and a former student at the University of Utah and Brigham Young University. Sen.Humphrey To Address Demo Leaders YXa . .: n, the window 'by the bolt. The telephone seen on the stand in the center of the picture is a new one ; the other was destroyed by the lightning. Two other homes across the street from the Hatfields also were damaged by the lightning bolt. i LAKE ; will one-inc- j a- - ; 'i son-in-la- w, length of mopl board from the wall, did some damage to the cupboards, and damaged i the telephone. Knocked 1.- I Daniel and two of the children. Clifton Truman, 6, and William Wallace, 4, were at the airport to greet them. - Save 60 CITY re- on a Classic Range that Gives Your Kitchen a Modern "Buttt-in-" Look without Costly Remodeling aligned into six districts starting Monday. Welfare Commissi o n State Chairman Lamont B. Gundersen said Friday the Second District Court will become two districts. It now includes Salt Lake, Tooele and Summit Counties. Dist r i c t three, containing Utah.i Wasatch, Juab, Millard and Sanpete Counties, will become district four and district four will become district fix. The district six will cover Beaver, Sevier, Piute, Kane, Washington Counties. Gundersen said under the new changes Regnall W. Garff Jr., will remain second district judge and John Fair Larson will b third district judge. Tuesday is the deadline date for entries in the annual Clef and Pen Guild writers contest. All writers in south Utah County are eligible to enter the contest, according to guild officials, but the entries must conform to the following length limits: poems, 20 lines; articles, 1500 words; stories, 3000 words. There is no limit set on original songs or music. Each entry must be typed h mardouble space with gins. Manuscripts must not bear the author's name, but the name of the writer should be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the title written on the address side. Prizes for first, second, and third places will be awarded at the annual Clef and Pen breakfast to be held Saturday in Spanish Fork. Poems for the contest should be submitted to Mrs Lyle Peck, 92 W. 300 N., Payson; articles, Mrs. R. J. Peterson, Box 31, Truman Says Will Help Out The Campaign j 1 LIGHTNING'S PATH Mrs. Charles Hatfield, Maple-topoints to the jcharred back of the television set damasred when lightning struck the Hatfield home during PYiday's storm. Along the wall (dark area) is the charred path of the lightning as it followed the television wire. Seams were undone in the curtains at Writers Contest San-taqui- 1 'rs VM x SALT CITY (UPD The of Stewart A. Durappointment rani as president of the Alaska-Canadia- n Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ o f Latter - day Saints has been announced by the First Presidency of the LDS j : -- f member i J , , - Jflfl. i . Mr. Hatfield was badly njured 285 N. 300 W., said the bolt of ' when struck by lightningf while lightning sounded like a, loud gun working in a hay field, as a boy. shot. In the Lee residence, the va IV W v aiwvll 11U Then Friday, a bolt of lightning vavvvuv the television set was hit the Hatfield home in jMaple-to- n damaged. but Mr. Hatfield was not at The lightning also knocked out a Utah Power and Light Company home. transformer, shutting off power The lightning apparently struck in the area until company crews the south side of the home; which replaced the equipment. is located at 295 N. 200 ty., and traveled into the house through Ho the telephone and television wires, charring the wall; inside and out. A hole was burned in the back of the television set and the In telephone also "was desjtroyed. Even the seams of the ojurtains NEW YORK (UPI) Former were blown out and charrjed, but President Harry S. Truman said the furnishings did not catch fire. Friday he will . campaign for the From the house, the lightning Democratic party in 1964 but it traveled back out the telephone was "too early to tell" how acwire, destroying the wiring and tive he will be. "You never saw an election in leaving only the rubber insulation to the telephone pole, where which I haven't campaigned, and a junction box was burnejd. you can be sure I'll be there," Damage was estimated at he said on his arrival from Kanabout $200 to the house and con- sas City with Mrs. Truman. tents, and $150 to $200 to the The trumans are spending four telephone equipment. days with their daughter and Across the street, at the Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Clifton DanWhiting residence, the lightning iel, and their tftree children. Mrs. A - - X Utah Juvenile t Court Revamp Church Names Starts Monday Durrant to Tuesday Deadline (UPD Head Mission For Entries In be Utah's juvenile courts SALT LAKE - . : It it. - f : of the LDS Mr. Oldroyd was a Church, bishop of the Sixth Ward for nine years, was a high council member for IV years, and was a member of the Utah Stake Presidency for 13Vi years. Mr. Oldroyd lives at 231 W. 200 S. with his wife, Josephine. The couple Ijas five sons. As I . V '! ' Association as its president and at one time served ax secretary to the Utah State Municipal League. He is now a director of the group insurance of the Utah Municipal committee " League. v Mrs. Whiting, who was insld the house, but about 20 feet away from where the lightning, struck, said she heard a terrific noise and was knocked from her chair. Another neighbor. Kelson Lee. day afternoon. i Employees IN THE RACE Terry J. Oldroyd, Provo city auditor, has announced he will be a candito the date for auditor post during the fall municipal elections ,,,Jlt i State Service He has served the Provo City 1 x for. Was City Treasurer A native of Fountain Green, Mr. Oldroyd came to Provo in 1918 to attend BYU. He first became associated with Provo City in January 1932 when he became city treasurer, a post he held until February 1935. He left the city post to work for Naylor Auto Co. until January 1940 when he was appointed Provo's director of finances, a post which was discontinued in 1961 when Mr. Oldroyd was elected city auditor. f' MAPLETON Lightning never strikes twice in the samel place, an old saying has it, but for Charles Hatfield, Mapleim, it came too close for comfort Fri- 3 "Should the citizens of Provo honor me with their vote, I pledge myself to administer the affairs of my office with fidelity Cash Policy and do all I can to properly ac"I am a firm believer in a count for Jend safeguard the fi"pay as you go' policy, insofar nances of the city." - - - 5 SUNDAY HERALD Light ning Bolt Damages I 3 Homes InMapleton As Auditor on lses sraroAsSIBS.f; ; U.S. EXPORTS DIP WASHINGTON (UPD The Depatment of Commerce reported Friday that U.S. exports totaled about $1.8 billion during July, a drop of about 2 per cent from June. i EL 4 Mi n; SALT LAKE CITY (UPD Sen. Mrs. Winona Huge passenger liners ijiay stories, Hubert Humphrey, has half-dato Spanish Fork RFD, and require more than a accepted an invitation to address Thomas,Mrs. more can hold and on fuel take La r Grant sen, SpanDemocratic party leaders from music, than a million gallons of fuel oil. 13 western states at a meeting ish Fork RFD. n., y in Salt Lake City Sept. 20. Lucy Redd, national committee-woma- n from Utah and general chairman of the meeting, said Humphrey will speak at a dinner on Sept. 20. The d:nner will be the major social vent of the three-da- y conference. "We invited Sen. Humphrey to fill the most important place on our agenda because of bis wide grasp of the complex problems which face our nation today," said Miss Redd. $100-a-p!a- te - An estimated 2.000 party leaders from points as far. away as Alaska and Hawaii will attend the sessions. READIES NEW RULES WASHINGTON (UPD The Federal Aviation Agency fFAA) is and considering new fato time rules prevent flight crews. amons airliner tigue The FA A asked commercial airlines Friday for opinions on how long they felt pilots, and other crew members should be allowed to work without rest. Present rules are "kind of foggy in this area," an FAA spokesman said. rest-perio- d co-pil- ots FINAL 6- 7- -4 'ays Only 200 Orphans of Deceased Utah GIs Get School Aid Under Act Close to 200 orphans of deceased ager of the VA regional office in servicemen and veterans are ex- Salt Lake City The monthly allowance is paid pected to enter Utah schools and War after each month of schooling is colleges this fall under the not in advance. VA Education Assistance completed Orphans must receive a certification at the Act. This program is for orphans of end of each month signed by both those who died in service and of the student and the school, stating veterans whose death, following that the student actually was in separation, was a result of a dis- training during that month, before ability or disease incurred in ser- payment can be authorized.' The vice. One living parent, even checks are usually mailed within though remarried, does not pre- 20 days after VA receives this cervent the child's being considered tification. The same procedures apply to an "orphan" for this program. Students planning to enter veterans in schools under the GI school under this program should education and training or vocaarrange for enough money to tide tional rehabilitation programs, them over for at least the first Smith explained. 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