Provo Daily Herald | 1961-01-27 | Page 6

6 DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1961 Utah County, Utah Lchi CAP Cadet Unit Scheduled rem Police Note Slight ''etfermenf in I rdrfic Safety Conditions in '60 OREM The Orem Police department today issued their annual report .which indicates a slight improvement in aafety over the previous year. There was no fatality recorded during the "year. During 1960 there were 228 car accidents with 430 cars involved!. There were 430 Injuries with prop.! erty damage estimated at : LEHI Announcement is made this week by the local officers of the Civil Air Patrol that a local cadet unit will be formed in the near future This new unit would include boys and girls aged 14 to 18 years, according to Dewey Nielsen, information officer. Youths in this age group together with their parents, are invited to a meeting to be held in the National Guard Armory Thursday evening, Feb. 2, at 7:30 p.m. Representative speakers from Salt Lake City will be in attendance to discuss the program and answer any questions. Comparisons with the previous year show a decrease of one car accident, a decrease of six persons injured, a decrease 'Of two cars involved and ' a decreased property damage of $21,-71- 7. During 1960 Orem Police officers issued 2059 citations an increase of 680 over 1959. There were 470 accidents. During 1960 there were eight pedestrians injured involving vehicles; six injured in 6 accidents, and there were cases of drunken" driving. There were eight accidents involving drunken drivers and seven drivaccidents. ers drinking-i1960 were 80 nonthere During on Orem accidents streets, injury 24 injuries on Orem streets, 90 accidents on U. S. 91, 34 injury accidents on U. S. 91. There were 182 citations issued involving accidents 37 tickets issued- on injury accidents. There were 1796 citations to adults, 151 to juveniles. The electric timer was run 117 hours with 596 tickets issued, The radar was operated 20 hours with 31 tickets issued. During the year there were 138 accidents stickers acciissued on dents. There were 16 accidents. $59,-.83- v ..' Orem Police le ? Auxiliary Keep Busy . .1 ment in Orem, according to its annual report. The auxiliary force worked a total of 4061 hours during i 1960, and Increase of 657 hours over 1959 In which 3404 hours were worked. Of this total the men worked 484 hours for regular police of1 pf-fici-als ' i imam " 4 ' The force which meets every other, week spent 1048 'hours in class room instruction, and attend 40 meetings with 217 men at, ' tending. There were 614 authorized assignments with 30 average man. The auxiliary 135 Issued tickets on the electric 16 timer and on the radar accord. ing to the report ; ; : :: : x : :o: ::: : : Ann- - rtf -- : ble Utah County Statistics : llliillll lllllllj Bur-ban- LEHI Four awards were presented to Lehi during the midwinter meeting of the Utah Association of Garden Clubs in Salt Lake City this week. The awards were presented to Ronald Stine, president of the Lehi Garden Club, in behalf of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Clifford Austin, Lehi- City and the Lehi Garden Club. The award to the Daughters of Utah Pioneers was made for their beautification of the original pioneer cemetery site. Mr. Austin received an award for his individual garden. The cleanup campaign staged last spring by Lehi City won them an award, and the award to the Garden Club came for their efforts in the beautification of the grounds at the Lehi Loons Club, Information - lillil ish Fork, and Bonnie Larsen, Spanish Fork. BORN AT HUGHES HOSPITAL SPANISH FORK Jan. 26: A girl to La Veil and Flora Vir ginia Adams Mellor of Spanish V:':ii'.:;' 9 Fork, tfililpllll iiiti ' 20: Jan. 16: Jan. f . ,yy v r ' ' ' v"! Jan. :::-;- : 13: Movies 1 . n, j and Chance Meeting. OREM Geneva Midnight lace, and Joe Dakota. t Scera The 3 Worlds of Gulli' i ver. SPRINGVILLE . Rivoli Esther and the King, with Richard Egan. Throughout Lehi , Dimes Drive March Set 19, Ben-Hu- . PAYSON Huish North to Alaska, with Stewart Granger. SPANISH FORK ' Arch The Crowded Sky, with Rhonda Fleming. PLEASANT GROVE Grdve The Little Shepherd of Kingdpm Come, with LUana Patten. AMERICAN FORK Coral Tarzan The Magnificent; and The Boy Who Stole a Million. LEHI Royal Bobbikins, and For Thr Love of Mike, r ; This Evening . j NOW PLAYING STARTS 7 P. M. Delightful R HEATERS 'Dining AT THE r:o:v,FZW POSSESSED HER ASLQQ::0ZfLW. R0UNDTABLE Someone...somehow was playing a murderous game INN North 7th East, Provo Music Friday and Saturday evenings by Franklin Fisher and Sterling Brimley. 837 .,'.' IIWI Willi Lab kaatW s M 1 II0m lirHA ;::ir.:.-.tV- n SHOW 7 p. m. NOW PLAYING LESS THAN rr rNOTHINQ A MIRACLE IN it mmm PICTURES fmMs Wm noss 11: Mary Louise Santaquin. Thayne and Lyons Smith of Timpanogos Dining Room and Alpine mnu ' ""f 10 11 li nnira-MTHORBi- ARTHUR R0SSj CO - HIT IN COLOR Joe MlmM' Starring LUANA PATTEN HARRYHAUSDI IT.,,.,, : JOCK MAHONEY JACK '."in,,.,,.., BADDOn MtlUI Plus WESTERN sfM - CMV10 i cDOWALL JOHN mittS-KOSSC- BE OirtctH bf i Mmm rnoDucTiow LOY" RODDY f?f 'y-:'y'- V. lr MOTION PICTURES! COLUMBIA A boy to Cleil ? At IN-CA- - A hoy to Pershing and Violet Henrie Scott of Spanish Fork. . i What's Playing i Jan. A boy to Allen Swenson. and Kathleen Hall Webb of Murray. A boy to Allen Rulon and La- Rene Wood Black of Wendoverr flllllll , k, 1 A girl to Grant McKay and Vida Maxine Eves Weight of Springville. mm City Water' and Sewer department made 4378 water extensions and 130 sewer extensions, 31 water main connections, 81, sewer connections and 13 additional fire hydrants according to the The report issued today. The department cleaned and repaired 1,000 meters and repaired PROVO 218 man holes. The services inAcademy Swisv Family Robin-sowith James MacArthur. cluded water services 236, water 178; leaks, r, Paramount plugged sewers, 121 with and special improvement meters Charlton Heston. Uinta Village of the Damned,' moved, 40. . - J-- These nominees will compete to fill three vacancies one at each academy; the congressman said. The Utah Qpunty nominees are: For the Air Force Academy appointment Larry D, v Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris L. Olsen, 1710 N. 460 E., Provo; Brent L. Bowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bowen, 91 E. 1st N., Spanish Fork; R. Edward Zunich, son of Mr." and Mrs. Ilershel Zunich, 280 N. 7th. E., American Fork. For the Naval Academy openingWendell E. Brown, son o Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Brown, 550 Emery Avenue, Orem; Larry D. Hanks, Salem. - LEHI The annual Mother's March on, Polio will be held this evening, Jan. 27, according .to Mrs. Robert Crookston, march chairman. Each home in the community will be "fciven the opand $50. portunity to contribute generousJames Stanley Roberts from ly to. the fund. Margaret L. Roberts; plaintiff The March will be conducted granted custody pf minor children. by the nine ladies' literary clubs. Mary Adams from Douglas Adams; plaintiff awarded custody of minor children. ; : ; DIVORCES GRANTED Verdel C. Blackburn, from Sandra Holliman Blackburn; defendant waived alimony. Midgie Audane Peterson Hill from Melvin J. Hill; plaintiff granted custody of minor child . mmmmm Friday announced the nomination of 21 young Utahns who . wlfl compete fQr admittance to the Air Force, Naval and U.S. Military Academies. Five are Utah County residents. Booth on! U.S. 91. n, $;:w;:;::xj:-- , Rep. (D-Uta- h) I960 non-investigat- ed 849 voluntary hours. D.C.- - Units Water State Awards Issue Report For Gardening OREM During the Orem ble non-report-a- WASHINGTON, David S. King. Orem Sewer, Lehi Garners s The Orem and Provo units of the Utah National ' Guard an nounced today that. .applications are being accepted at the guard armory for queen who will reign SPANISH FORK LEGIONNAIRES INSPECT PRIZES over the seventh annual Military Ball. The anticipated ball will Admiring some of the prizes to be awarded at the be held Feb. 18 at the armory annual 49ers Ball in Spanish Fork Saturday night are and the queen will be chosen on members of Spanish Fork Post 68, American Legion, Feb. 11. of the big affair. Holding some of the, prizes The girl selected will receive sponsors which haye been donated by , local businessmen are Paul all expenses paid to the Miss Utah National Guard contest and Lofgreen, left, and Bob Lombardi, right, standing,, and the winner from that competition Ladd Abbott, seated. Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m. will be entered in the Miss Utah in the Memorial Hall and the public is invited to attend. as well as the Miss Cherry Blos som contest in Washington, D.C. The official rules and regula tions governing qualifications and BLANC SHOWS IMPROVEMENT entries in the Miss Utah contest WEST LOS ANGELES, Calif. will be used to select a queen. AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL MARRIAGE LICENSES (UPD Comedian Mel Blanc, 52, Ted C. Henderson, 18, Pleasant Today: the man who supplied the voices GM to Clyde, and Betty More- - Grove, and Barbara Kay Ross, 16, Making an artistic .impression for such cartoon characters as with a new toy, the budding ar land Barnes of Provo. Pleasant Gaxive. Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig, was tist rolls on different colors. The Thursday: John Oonover BucMey, 21, Proshowing continued improvement rollers are made of micropenis Girl to ILaDell and Laruel Man vo, and Carol Carter, 18, Provo. today from injuries received in plastic and Jhave red, yellow, blue gum Glazier of Orem. I Jerry Bramo Zimimeirman, 25, an auto collision. and green budlt in. Girl to Bjeniry and Margie Croft Lehi, and MatMLda Miarie Adams, Brown of Orem. 20, American Fork. Boy to Preston and Carol Eager James Gregory Andrus, 23, ProI Bushman of Provo. vo, and Joan Cynthia Morrison, , Girl to Leo and Maxine Rob-mm 22, Provo. bins Conk of Spring ville. ' Viator Herbert, 26, Prqvo, and Boy to Donald and Sally Nut Thomascine LaNoe Herbert, 20, tall Bug of Provo. Provo. Boy to Gerald and Linda Popp Robert Charles Weddie, 23, if Broadhead of Heber City. Calif., andv Fern Wood, 24, Boy to Richard J. and Bonnie Van Nuys, Calif. Whittwer Larsen of Orem. Floyd Owen Kessler, 21, WeUing-toWednesday: Jaekolyn Lee WiBoy to Carl D. and Jneil Ander lliams,Ultah,and 17, Orem. son Madsen of Provo. Melvin Ray Olson, 26 Springville, KenBoy to Theodore and Anita and Marlene Madge Clayson, 20,' ner Garfield of Orem. Benjamin. Girl to Kenneth C. and Helen Larry W. PhalMps, 17, Pleasant Wing Cluff of Provo. and Dawna Kay Swemsen, Grove, Boy to Eugene J., and Wanda Pleasant Grove. 17, Leishmari Gibbs of Springville. Vernon Robert Pearson. 27. , Boy to Roger and Donna Han Alene and Provo, Mailer, 23, Pro son Hardy of Pleasant Grove. vo. Boy to Shirl and Myrleen Smith Sherman Emery Huff, 23, Span-Loveless of Provo.- - non-reporta- ficers," 2499 hours on fringe bene- fits, LEHI The annual Farm Bureau election meeting will be held Saturday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p.m. at Ralph's Truck Inn. County Agent Clair Acord and. other will be in attendance, according to Dean "Nuttall, local president. An outstanding program has been arranged. non-inju- ry The Orem City AuxiOREM force spent a busy Police liary year assisting in law enforce- King Makes 5 Uf ah County Service School Nominations Saturday Evening Guard Units Seek Queen Candidates non-traff-ic car-bicyc- Lchi Farm Bureau To Elect Officers Dining Rooms A0PEH SATURDAY, JAN. 28 1 2 noon McCall ' Wddinfl ' McCall Wedding luncheon for cut-of- 2:00 p.m. ONE CAT IN A TUB Bubbles, a cat residing in.Tujunga, Calif., unwittingly the old nursery rhyme, feline fashion, after being launched in a kitchen! pot-boby Therese Gray, 4, mistress of RUB-A-DUB-DU- r TONITE AT: 4:30 V at the animal, as a means of utilizing recenVdrbuth-lreak-in- g rains. Therese's father first took the picture, then rescued Bubbles. , (Herald-UP- I JOW SHOWING FOR LIMITED 1:30 MATS: Winner (COLOR) "BEST ART DIRECTION" (COLORJ tr. ... . if . v i mS ) "BEST" MUSIC SCORE" 'BEST COSTUMEM THEY HAD ONLY ONE THING IN y j If! 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