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Show ..1., Entry Deadline Listed For Jr. Livestock Show By FRANK G. KING , SPANISH FORK With entries from all parts of the state starting to come in for the an nual Utah State Junior Live stock Show, Howard Creer, stock show secretary, reminds all exhibitors that April 24 is the deadline for submitting en- tries. Late entries will be re--j quired to pay double entrance tfees. - Entries should be sent to Mr. Creer, 165 S. 800 E., Spanish Fork, Utah. The stock show will officially see the breeding swine, breeding beef, breeding sheep, and open class dairy judged. The traditional horse, team pulling matches will commence at 1 p.m. Friday.. Teams will come from as far as Wyoming for this contest This will be followed by , the Jaycee livestock weight guessing contest, and junior horse and rodeo events. The calf scramble is scheduled for 4:45 p.m. Friday evening, the exhibitors will be treated by the local Kiwanis get underway next Thursday, Club to a jamboree and lunApril 29. Frank Hughes, yards cheon. All special awards will chairman, states that the barns be presented at that time. will be spick and span whenl Main Event tha fircf animate nrriira Tho1 The main event, as far as local stock show has been noted those who exhibit fat stock are in the past for the cleanliness will take place Satconcerned, of the yards and barns. urday mornirig, May 1, at 10:30 . Weighing In t when 'all fat stock will be A full schedule of events, has auctioned to the highest bidbeen planned with animals ar- ders. ' v riving to be weighed in and - A delegation from the stock stalled. ' Wednesday afternoon show committee will attend from 5 to ,8 p.m. Thursday the annual in buyers banquet exhibwill include the morning Salt Lake City on April . 23 and FFA itors meeting, sponsored by the Utah State judging contests, judging fat Livestock Show Association. swine and dairy fitting and They will attempt to get com showmanship contest. After mittments from all the lar noon events -- wilHncludeHudg4 - -- livestock buyers oTthe state ing junior dairy, judging fat to attend and support the auc beef and ' judging breeding tion sale and purchase fat Fat lambs will be stock.- sheep.-All 6 at exhibitors p.m. judged will be guests to a free movie at the Arch Theater at 7:30 p.m. by the Hansen Cattle and The Lazy S Company Cattle ComDanv. Friday morning, April 30, will ; THURSDAY,' APRIL 22, 196$ Utah County. Utah Springville Plans Annual - SPRINGVILLE Springville The Chamber announced today it will make its com- munity Easter bunny promotion an annual affair, in view of the outstanding success of the first event , last weekend. t The announcement came from Jack Allen, chairman' of the merchants', com- mittee. Cleaners; Agency;' and The awarding of a contract 170 000. were ooened bv the for an addition to the Utah (Commission Wednesday but the County Youth Home is expected contract was not awarded. to be made Friday, according Bids were received frnm six to the Utah County Commis- contractors and ranged from . sion.: $68,690 to $76,637. Bids for - the project, which In Salt Lake will cost in the neighborhood of Commission Chairman David Greenwood went to Salt Lake City today to meet with Gov ernor Calvin L Hampton on the project. He was hopeful of getting a definite, commitment from the state on the amount of state funds available for the project, as well as get ' ting the bids approved. The addition is to be built with state and county funds. It SPRINGVILLE-Fo- ur nomi is hoped by local officials that nees have been named for two the state wm De aDie to pay the costs. The state positions on the Springville Art one-ha-lf Board, with elections slated for people have indicated they have not decided how much money the end of this month. ' . Paul K. Walker, chairman will be available but it will be of the nominatine committee. between 30 and 50 per cent of reports that Glenn Turner, John and Irene Moon of Hafen, Money Available Springville, and B. F. Larsen The county has' $75,000 set of Provo have been nominated aside for the project Of this is for the board. amount, $25,000 is county jnon-ey- . an incumbentr-- Eli Tippetts, and the other $50,000 lias who has just completed a term come from the state as a par on the Art Board, declined to tial payment of the original seek construction costs of approxiElections will be held by mately $120,000. A sm a 1 1 membership in the Springville amount of money is still owed High School Art Association at by the state on the construc the annual meeting held in tion of the home as the county conjunction .with" the official and state will share ownership closing of the April Art Ex of the v building. hibit. It is at this meeting to Construction is exDected that the paintings which have begin immediately after awardfor the been purchased per ing of the contract The addimanent art collection are tradi tion will consist of 13 addition unveiled. tionally al rooms to house youths. Some The art association is now of the rooms will be for bovs operating under a new consti and some for girls and a few tution and adopted a will be rooms. security year ago. The new regulations Firms submitting bids for the broadened the board and pro included Barrett Con project vided for additional activities struction Edward Kearl, Ralph association. the by Dixon, Benson and Ratohs. Prestwich and Davis, and Ste- i nft D r The committee plans another promotion for the month of May. Sixteen persons suffering would be equipped to care for from simulated injuries receiv- the injured persons. Robert T. Trewartha, person ed in an imaginary industrial disaster were "received" at the nel director of the hospital, inUtah Valley Hospital Wednes- dicated his office would comday shortly after noon and were pile listings of all victims and serve as a news bureau in the given full treatment. The occasion was the annual event such an occurrance ever ' disaster drill practice' that is happens. in A head-o- n collision in Provo held at Utah Valley Hospital with Geneva Steer cooperation afternoon Canyon Wednesday The practice is necessary for seriously injured two Utah accreditation for the hospital. County residents. It works like this: Shirley D, Stevens, 19, Pay-soin listed is satisfactory Geneva Steel sent 16 persons condition at the intensive care to the hospital who were supunit of the Utah Valley Hospi posedly injured in an explosion tal with chest injuries, broken at the plant. The 16 suffered AMERICAN FORK-J.Ji-ich injuries ranging ard Miller and Sons Construcribs, a broken right knee and imaginary from foreign matter in the eye tion Co. of American Fork facial lacerations. - The driver of the other car, to a fractured skull. - -. submitted the apparent low bid John Gilchrist, 55, 333 E. 3200 The hospital staff was placed of $175,483 for construction of addition to the N., Provo, suffered extensive on a disaster alert as soon as a cuts and bruises. He is also word of, the simulated disaster Geneva elementary .school in listed in satisfactory condition was received. This means that Orem, according to Dan W. at Utah Valley Hospital. all hospital employees are on Peterson, superintendent of the The mishap occurred at ap- call if needed. The department Alpine School District. Construction is scheduled to proximately 5:30 p.m. Wednes heads are notified of the. situaday about one mile east of the tion and they, in turn, pass the start immediately and to be mouth oL Provo- Canyon. Utah information along to those un- completed by Aug. 15. Mr. Peterson said the Geneva ad Highway Patrol Trooper Ken- der them. neth Harris investigated. The medical coordinator de- dition is a "pod" arrangement, termines how many doctors will designed specifically for team needed and these are sum- teaching, one of the newest be HAIR HELP NEEDED moned. Hospital personnel who concepts in elementary educaDry scalp and damaged hair are off duty are notified to tion. o need special treatment. Week make themselves available for Alpine District-alsplans two new elementary schools, one ly use of a baby shampoo with emergency duty. scalp massages may get hair The situation is handled as in the northwest section of back in shape. Badly dam nearly like an actual industrial American Fork, and the other aged hair calls for professional disaster as possible, so that if on Loder Ave. in Pleasant care at a beauty salon. one ever did occur the hospital Grove'. ri Collision Hurts Two Bid Opened For School Enlargement .six-roo- m - Showi pictures needle (harp and bright from corner to corner. Changes from normal .11 frames per sec ond to only 3 fpi slowmption or reverse without flicker. Silent, cool and lightweight. Now only PAY NOTHING DOWN . .'. ONIY $1.75 a VYEEKI by-la- Former' Provban 161 WEST CENTER STREET PHOiil 373-225- 4 OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 9 p.m. phen Miller. Gains Promotion L. H. 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Art Board Utah Valley Hospital Heacj-O- ' . , Named for Working with Mr. Allen on the committee were Don Terry' of Christensen's department store; Champ Allen, Allen's Audrey Miner, The Gift Shop; Art Tucker, Tucker Advertising new LOW PRICE . . . Candidates This year the chamber arranged for the "Easter bunny" to visit all children of the community and give The away candy eggs. ''bunny" toured the city in1 a sound truck, visiting with the children and, distributing candy, Mr. Allen said the project was one of the best which has been held by the promotion committee." CrOrWardrSprouse-Reitz- at the Yours otStondard Optical , Youth Home Addition Brings Opening of Bids ' 'Bunny Event Daily Herald FREE 9:45 'til 6 p.m. Mon. and Friday 'til 9 p.m. 161 WEST CENTER STREET - '"I PHONE - 37?-2?5- C 1 Open Every Monday Night Until 9 p.m. tuttt" . - I |