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Show 1 6 SUNDAY, JANUARY S, 1964 Utah County, Utah Sunday Herald rbyxTo Swear in Giiy mcials Mondgy Ndon Provo's newly-electe- d city officials and judges will be sworn into office in ceremonies in the Proyo City. Commission chambers Monday at noon. Terry J. Oldroyd, as city auditor for four years, as and Luke Clegg, commissioner for four city years, will receive their oaths of office from City Judge Joseph , ed re-elect- re-elect- ; ed R. Meservy. for Judge- - Meservy, six years, and Judge Dallas H. Young Sr., elected to a term as city judge, will receive their oaths of office from Fourth re-elect- ed six-ye- ar District Judge Maurice This is the first time Provo has elected two city judges. The city has been eligible for a second judge for some time under state law, and virtually everyone agrees the work load justi- - What's Playing At the Movies PROVO 4 for Texas with A. Ekberg. Academy Frank Sinatrr and Paramount Charade with C. Grant and A. Hepburn. Uinta The Sword in the Stone. OREM fies it, but until now no second candidate has sought the position. Provo's fall elections set a record for apathy on the part of the citizenry as far as candidates went. Mr. Oldroyd and the two city judges were automatically elected (although the city went through the motions of an election concerning them) because of no opposition. Commissioner Clegg had one opponent in the final election, and because there were only two candidates, the city skipped the primary voting. It was the first time in the history of the city, so far as anyone now can check or re; i member, that a major elective office like auditor went, on the ballot with only one candidate. When Commissioner Clegg takes his oath of office he will rejoin Mayor Verl G. Dixon and Commissioner Smoot Brim-ha-ll on the city's top governing body. Terms of Mayor Dixon and Commissioner Brimhall each have two years to run. Eureka Elks Hold Annual Festivity Eureka Lodge EUREKA No. 711, B.P.O. Elks, held its annual New Years Eve party Geneva Under the Yum at the club rooms. A banquet Yum Tree plus Diamond Head. was served, followed by short Scera Closed. talks from some of the officers SPANISH FORK and member of the lodge. HamCome Fly With Me. ilton Laird, second vice presiArch PLEASANT GROVE dent of the Utah State Elks AsGrove with R. sociation, Eureka, gave a short Rampage talk. After the dinner dancing Mitchum and E. Martinelli. City Judges Ta Find It West Mountain Children Cheered At Annual Event Bit By RUBY MEREDITH WEST MOUNTAIN The in full was force holiday spirit enjoyed this year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller as they were hosts to their t 5::HUHHH;"":!::ii::;;???:::::::" p. m. Gary 6raJt ::: :::: JUDICIAL TOGETHERNESS City Judges Joseph Meservey, left, and Dallas H. Young Sr., won't have to share court facilities to the extent pictured above (one desk, one chair, even one gavel) but they do face a problem of two courts and one courtroom. For the time being until new quarters are worked out, Judge Young will utilize space in the city commission chambers when the city courtroom is being occupied by Judge Meservey. The two this for arises from th udges city time. first j year problem having ficer. ney's office, said Mr. Olsen. At present, City Attorney Tom Present plans call for utiliznow occupied by the Taylor handles cases involving ing spacecourt in the and the city itself in litigation, while Assistant City Attorney "Ford R. Paulson handles criminal cases. But Mr. Paulson could only be in one court at a time. "We'll just have to feel our way along, until we get a permanent second courtroom and possibly some additional court staff," said the personnel of- - en 7:00 ow 7:30 COZY ELECTRIC Butcher-and-dress-o- rustling ut is continuing- in Utah County, - sheriff's records indicate. Thieves now are adding pork to their beef and lamb died, ap parently. Donald W. Carter, 1795 South Our Navy's major aircraft Main, Orem, reported that a carriers get a job Chester white hog was slaughabout once every three years. tered in its pen, and carried off. As much as 20 tons of marine There are no deserts in growth and seaweed are stripv hull-cleani- ng ped away. Europe. Hay Fire Doused -- d. . HEATERS IN-C- AR Yum's the word... Audrey Hepburn you can WELCOME TO THE mm expecf fhe . r-l&- 24 play n S SIN-BI- N if ill 4 .0?L , Shop and save during our big January Clearance of FINE FURNITURE- - ? vYi I I J A ( I City juvenile the for second County Building soon as as juvenile city judge, court moves into a proposed new separate building. But this is some distance in the future and cannot be relied upon as an immediate solution. HARD SURFACED RAMPS .1 iL.. wnen nicy W7 Rustlers Rustle Pig From Orem OPEN YEAR AROUND unexpected A pump organ funished music for the children to sing by. On the shelf above the fireplace was a pioneer clock which ticked the minutes loudly as each child, 30 in number, took his part on the program. A yule log burned merrily in the PAYSON Winners in the fireplace. house decoration contest during were as a Eyes sparkling the season have been d beautifully-wrappebox holiday large, announced as follows: was placed in the center of the Neldon Stevens. Chet White- room. Each child was presented with a personal gift bearing lock and Boyd Anderson were all given equal rating by the his or her name. Ice cream cones, cookies, judges, and each will receive candy and popcorn balls were a $25 check. Others considered by the enjoyed by everyone present. An outsider may wonder who judges were homes of Bud Har-me- r, had the happiest time, the giver Floyd Harmer, Weston Gordon or the receiver. Bean, Tervort, Richard Brandon, Franz Suter, Ralph Daniels, Helen Carter, Leo Fech, Dale Barnett, Curtis A hay fire was ex- Brandon, Don Christensen, Ray OREM tinguished in the manger of a Angus, Eugene Hillman, Lou barn belonging to Dave Cord- - Hansen, Phil Nielsen, Marion ner, 425 E. 400 S., Orem, Friday Black, James Durrant. afternoon, by the Orem City The contest was sDonsored bv Fire Department. the community beautification No damage was listed to the committee of the Payson Cham-- , v building, but a small amount of ber of Commerce. stat-eOrem firemen burned, hay "Do walk on the grass" is the Boys attempting to smoke was listed as the cause of the rule for children at San Franblaze. cisco's Golden Gate Park. Payson Tells Winners In City Contest non-jur- '::::::::: Charade J, ffl . I 'mnw. j COLUMBIA STANLEY DONEN Production 433 :js. s &&m T Walter Matthau jams civil suits up, down a fraction old-fashion- ed was enjoyed. Summer Holiday Ronald Nilson was chairman ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::H:HH:::::H::::::::::::::::: was Crime a count of no Millers the have Although complaints filed in Fourth Dischildren of their own they have trict Court this year indicates. the respect and love of all the During 1963, 1180 civil suits neighborhood children, relatives were filed in Fourth. District and friends. For five years they Court, as compared to 1199 in have made an annual affair of 1962. their children's holiday party. But 179 criminal cases were As each child arrived he or filed in Fourth District Court in she was presented with a clever 1963," as compared to 143 cases festive hat. A large bowl of red in 1962 and 146 in 1961. punch was served during the evening. In the corner an AMERICAN FORK 115 76!i During annual children's party. six-ye- ar ed Coral with C. Richard and L. Peters. of the entertainment committee, assisted by Fred Roberts, lehi Royal 20,000 Leagues Under Norman Scow, Kay Sorenson', Don Wall and Ned Allinson. the Sea. f ! Until Prpvo City .finds a permanent courtroom for its second judge, Dallas "Young Sr., to be swon into office Monday noon he; will be a kind of "circuit" judge- sometimes using city commission chambers, sometimes the city courtroom, to hold court. Monday at noon, Fourth District Court Judge Maurice Harding will swear-- info office City Judge Joseph R. Meservy, for a new term of office, and Judge Young. This will be the first time Provo has had iwo city judges. It has been eligible for a second judge for some time but until now no one has sought the office. The present judge, Judge Mey servy, often holds cases in his chambers, leaving the city courtroom free. But problem is many cases must be scheduled months in advance, with place of hearing stated. Sometimes, one of the three district courtrooms are free but again, there is no way of knowing several months in advance at time of case setting. City Personnel Officer R. Glenn Olsen sees need for another court clerk for the second judge. Recently, Kathleen Evans was hired to work in the city court clerk's office, but she replaces Mrs. Betty Gullion, who resigned to have a baby. Unless the judges divide their schedules with one handling all criminal cases, complications may arise with the city attor- re-elect- Criminal Suits Up lemmon. cobum 1.00 TIL 2 THEN 1.25 CHILD. 35c FEAT.: 1:30 - 3:37 - 5:47 - 7:57 - 10:07 7T J :::: ft i im ma Carol lynley Dearuloies PROVO Furiijincte-Roberblgnsfn- AGOG OVER Screenplay by : fi WALT AND THE YUM --YUM x) OfiIO SWIFT LAWRENCE ROMAN fmamgSjtiSfSSfX, FUN'AND FANTASYT SONGS AND SORCERY! T g Based on the stage ptey by . 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