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Show - mmm mm mi M mm aaa Ma Mmwmmma, aMB WMawMKavWf Fof Nine Posts 1 Two Late Filings Bring Utah County School Board Candidates to Twenty , , ; - - 4 ... . ... . - i " ' ' v I ' T J?!!J. " . - i I n The November election will and Dr. Bryce B Orton. Munitherefore find the followipg on cipal Ward Fours.. Shirley ballots in the three districts of Paxman, incumbent, and Rulen the county:.' , B. Hansen'. Municipal Ward. Alpine .School District (evTwo, Merrill'. Christophersoi north Utah County erything in of Provo) . Orem District, incumbent, and Walter Hansen R. Phil Shimv,'?y, incumbent, Nebo District (everything in p.m. Friday. In addition to those announc- and S. Dale Goodman. Ameri- Utah County south of Provo) ed in Friday's Herald", late fil can Fork District, Frank C.- Spanish Fork District, Dr. Wiland liam ings brought Dr.. K. A. Duston Greenwood, Sorensen, incumbent, incumbent; of Spanish ForK into the race Harry "D.McTague. Pleasant Donald H. Fuller and Dr. K..A. for the Spanish Fork District on! Grove .District, Distnct, Harvey E.l Dutson.', Springviile the Nebo School Board, and' Smith incumbent, unopposed. Leo Crandall,': incumbent r" Hal Rulen B. Hansen, Prove, as an! Provo District (everything Clyde and Glenn Coffman. Map-kto- n District (newly created); opponent - in - Proyo - Municipal within the city limits, of ProWard Four against llrs.' Shir- vo) Municipal Ward Three, Bruce Mendenhall, Ronald L. ley Paxmah. Until Mr. Hansen Clinton incumbent, Warner and Ray S. Whiting. Harding, filed, Mrs. Paxman was 1956 OCTOBER Two additional candidates filed late Friday for school board posts in. the coming Nov-ember electibn bringing to; 20 the total number' seeking; nine posts at stake in Utah County. The deadline was 5 , i 1 i . was the theme of The Daily Herald'i exhibit at the second Utah Valley Trade Fair which ended Saturday. Typical of the 104 separate displays which filled the west section of the BYU Fieldhouse, the Herald exhibit depicted its world-wid- e coverage, gave Trade Fair visi tors a nostalgic look at 20 years ago through microfilm records of Herald WORLD ON YOUR DOORSTEP issues at that time, and showed a slide projection portrayal of how the Herald is produced accompanied by a narrative soundtrack. Trade Fair exhibits closed at noon Saturday after three days of being viewed by thousguests. ands in Utah Valley and several distinguished state and duty is Nadra Ziegenbnsch." (See Story on Page One) -- ' y Orem Stake Roadshows Set Monday The sport of shuffleboard was Stake and the Windsor chapels. There popular in England as arly as MIA Roadshows will be held will 'be 10 rotating roadshows. the 15th century, .. especially Monday at 6:45 p.m. in the Ver- The young people of the Orem with the aristocracy. In fact, it Seventh-17tStake and their parents are in- is said that King" Henry VIII mont, First-24tvited to attend. "Around the issued as royal decree forbid-din- g World" Ih the theme. Most scientists doubt that intits play because it preto life similar the proper practice of vented garth's More , than 22 million people elligent exists on Mars, Venus or other in theUnited States are affect- archery, according to the En- YOUR BIRTHDAY The .OREM end HOROSCOPE Orem h, SUNDAY, OCTOBER lorn today, you art lomewtut IncHn-t- d ittltudt toward to lift, bsllevino ttwt whatovw will be will of be, dtsplt any rflort youri to mk thing otherwise. Such an attitude can be a great drawback to your career, even exfor It can make you accept unfairness on the part of your pect tteen-mathe - mpkvrj- type you ka tf worker who does hit duty but never more; It can. In thort, rob you of your Initiative) and tftuf of fell wccen. tkt ftHtlc TODAY'S fORBCAIT 23) LIBRA (Sept. the positive It you would have a to remember. AW others In their of happiness and you will findaldlno yourself. ' - - Accent Sunday pursuit you're An fry SCORPIO ) (Oct. aplratlonal Sunday that should leave idee about soma valuable with your you future. Budget your time and your 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Use your Imagination to create something from the usually mundane. Old Ideas can take on new meenlng. Don't CAPRICORN (Dee. 2Wan. 20) spend this Sunday m wasteful activity. Choose something you can really sink your teem into and men go to work I A day 1?) AQUARIUS (Jan. tor romance both1 old and new. Add lustre to your day through expressing Of another. your understandings. Mom- PISCES (Fob. 2&Mar. 20) In the company of family and Ing worship friends should give you the sense of calm you're seeking. Rely an your own - . - Let noth ARIES (Mar. 20) ing keep you from Sunday worship. Tins Is an excellent times for you to put spiritual guidance to practical use. TAURUS (Apr. Overcome 11) personal problems through a quiet period of Much can be gain ed by en hour or so of Introspection. GEMINI (May 21) Cooperate with family members In carrying out family plans. A day when you can " find happiness In sacrifice. CANCER Con- 23) (June alder ways In which you. can put a new--l- y developed talent to good use".' Remember, however, that material profit is nor me omy gam. LEO (July Avoid social-liln- g 23) heavily at this time, A visit with a lew friends should bs enouoh ia nlv .you the JdeA,yuJKLJt - - - - be your primary goal for the day. Look into sate investments tor me ruture. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. A cooperative effort between you and In exceptional partners should result gains by day's end. Don't Insist on being "bead man." , You CAPRICORN (Dec. 20) may have to revise your schedule con siderably to fit bom your own mood and me tenor of the day. Act wisely and slowly. Friend19) AQUARIUS (Jan. ships should blossom under your careful tending at this time. Cultivate those whose Interests match yours You should PISCES (Feb. 21) be able to persuade others Into your way of thinking today if you speak your piece at the right time. Play It cooll ARIES (Mar. Establish 20) valuable contacts now; you should be. to a in cash at able later date. Signs point to a high point In Initiative. TAURUS (Apr. Give In 21) to depression now and you will no doubt lose out on a moment of Inspiration that could lead to great things. GEMINI (May 21) Personal Is most appearance Important today. talent Although your represents you, your . good grooming presents you. CANCER (June 23) Is your way to success today. If asked your opinion, even on a minor matter, be truthful and succinct. LEO (JUly You may be 23) faced with a choke of loyalties today, but you'll have to make the best of it. Make the right choice and gains can be yours. VIRGO (Aug. The Virgo 23) who fears to Investigate-tha- t which battles him wHI only remain baffled. Seek an answer; you may be pleasantly surprised. - SOFA96"LONG UNFINISHED Quilted Pillow Back CHEST ALL FLOOR SAMPLES (Aug. 23) Avoid be-- 4J)RAWEIt SAVE $ UP TO $100.00 " ed by asthma and hay fever. cyclopaedia Britannica. RiaiNIR . SOCKER RECLINER 1295 ROCKER Sove 40.00 Savo 20.00 Pdy Only Piy Oniy Save 20.00 Pay Only 10 DRAWER Savo 10.00 Pay Only 59'9S 89 95 59'95 49 95 Many Sofas and Chairs on Closeout dependable DESERET FEDERAL ON PASSBOOK - CURRENT r - KATE ? W Student Hurt In Mishap 1 I J SAVINGS Plus a Savings Bonus A FREE 7 UUP Italian Provincial Triple Dresser SETTING . . . 139 AND MIRROR OF BEAUTIFUL Queen Size Bed TIME . . 59" STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE When you open or add to your. Savings Account A tJYU student suffered a bfokefi nose and cuts late Fri day night when his car left a dirt road in vest Provo. Wally David Doiron, 20, 705 "Te at the BYU Medical Center folcoming embroiled in situations that could the crash. lowing detract from your good name were your Involvement discovered. According to Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Floyd Farley,! MONDAY, OCTOBER 11 LIBRA (Sept. 2Oct. 23) You should luff (ho Hirt Hip' TViirin rar I be able to make money go a long wheniTOaO-t-WhlcOf PrO- north. If HinS you recognise bargain today you see one. Don't depend on signs and vo River Utah from Highway laoeis. , 114 to Utah Lake: The car drop 22) Finan (Oct. cial security tor mote dear to you should ped into a ditch. The mishap occurred aobut 11:30 p.m. Friday. virgo Utah County, Bring your SAVINGS to safe, - r 9, Utah -- h, planets of the sun. - One-Ca- POPULAR SPORTS SUNDAY, Sunday Herald 2 j - Publish every afternoon, Monday through Friday and Sunday morning ky the Herald Corporation, IH West 4th North Street, Prove, Utah, mmi. B. 6. 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