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Show - o b Friday, August 23, 1940 UTAH VALLEY NEWS Tha Oregon Experiment elation been experimenting with Knaelen mineral oil aa a meane of keeping com eanrorma from reining aweet corn. hi Cheeee with an Improper call content mar develop into aa In ferior product regardleee of the qualltp of tha milk need In ita manufacture or the eklll of tha checeemaker. r monufOMurf you cm PRE-SEASO- ESTATE HEATROLA SK 7 J GENUINE ORDER IFOR LATER DELIVERY AND SAVE - From Pago One) accnrate and composite picture to Provo clttaens of the work and otj'.rtlvra of their Commission government, but more noticeable lit in thebe nccoiuplUhiueuu even U the forward view exhibited by the CoinmlMion toward future project. At prevent the vaet Late Harbor project la receiving added Impetus due to the Federal Preparedneu program, and tho CAA there. Likewise the work now under way In extending and enlarging the City water line from the Canyon lourrea, laying n huge tunnel through the canyon area, (thii work being aupervleed by Commiiiloner Haw In rharge of the water department,) mark tke eolld foundation upon which Provo la growing. Alao the Deer Creek ubarrlptlon by the Provo Metropolitan water board, of which O. H. Thomas la chairmen, and Commlialoner Haw a member, preparee the way for almoet unlimited growth In population and industry for Provo City. City expansion and the creation of new additlone to tha city limit have gono forward eonriitoatly during tho pant four year, n total of 411. ST scree having been added laet year. Planned for future development are numerous projects, auch aa the gravelling and paving of streets for ell theee newly acquired additions to tho city, tho completion of tho air port and tho lake harbor facilities, additional erase for perks end recreation (the work already dona hero la vastly Important and extensive too) for the City com mission plana to make Provo tha recreational area for the Intermountain west Additional swimming pools for tho city nd pool nt North parka, end tha erection of an enclosed year-rouHawa Commissioner department. Storm park era being planned by ewers, curb end gutter extensions, sidewalk repair end extensions end permanlsing tho aides of streets throughout the etly where eurfj end gutter districts have been created ere ell included In the future Mayor Andareon la plans of Commissioner McOnlree department (Continued actl-rifl- SALE N Presides At Logan plan. becking every forward-lookin- g Improvements of this nature far exceed the Municipal Power project so successfully carried out end give reel claim to the eeteem But the In which Mayor Anderson Is held by hie fellow dtisena. d world loves a gallant and fighter, and no It la that Mayor Anderson became known over this state for bln many years of persistent effort to bring Municipal Power to Provo. fair-minde- up to ei - K UT HOtCllli ,oi tumour w Ul MMH wm. UCHUMIEI I 'foUHMSNEUrr flffOlt NMfUOR Pace Family Holds Reunion Well Repairs Would Save Utah Millions, Says Engineer Many farmers hmva complained of severe losses from tho hoppor plague" this jeer but the records show that thee farmers have nx checked out any 'hopper bait nor A family reunion was held nt to control their Indona the homo of Sidney A. Pace Sr. of sect anything Information regardplague. Assistance, to well owners throughout the state in mak- Orem Monday evening on tho oc- ing belt end methods of distribution can be obtained from tho ing repairs to wasting wells would save Utah three-quarte- casion of Mr. Pace's birthday. of a million dollars annually from wasting Refreshments ware served to county agricultural agent's office. B0 Among the guests water, and may become possible through a WPA project weregueeta. Mr. end Mrs. Jim Oliver now approved, should a condition be removed from the from Canada, an uncle of Mrs. ports show thst during the month of Juno $811,000 wee distributed original contract restricting repairs to privately owned Paca'e. was as follows: to cooperative purchasing and The program wells, State Engineer T. II. Ilumpherys said today. song by Charles Hancock; rend- marketing organisations in CaliTha announcement followed ing. Hex Beer; song, Charles fornia, Utah, Nevada, and Arieonn word from WPA officiate that a Municipal Problems Hancock; eong, Donna Boer end through the Berkeley Bank for modified withdrawal of "condiThis raises total Hasel Ferre; song, Ruth end Dorn Cooperatives. Outlined tion No. I of tho project conby Lola Fullmer; disbursements to more than reeding, Ferre; tract may be given based on subof which ;0I,S00,000 has eong. Haile Ferro end Donna Mayor mission of a plan for operation boon repaid. Beer; eong, Charles Hancock. of tha repairs. Condition' No. I specifies that "no operation of (Continued From Pago One) federal funds allocated under the grants, end assistance of various the applies tlon shell be released forme. "Wealthier states ere for operation to mska repairs on generally opposed to n liberal RADIOS privately owned wella. federal eld policy while poorer Refrigerators Wanherg A plea for carrying out the re- states like Utah are desperately REPAIRING be ortho restriction should In In need of snch assistance pairs, lifted wee mailed Wednesday to der that our major natural reURIFF1TH AFFUANCH Darrell J. Orennwell, elate WPA sources may be need end conservadministrator, by the etata engl- - ed, and In order that we may enat tho joy a standard of living eompnr- INSURANCE We ere extremely happy about able to that In other parte of tha LOANS and REAL ESTATE the possibility .of broadening the nation, ho declared. Phone td III Wist Center cope of the project to carry out But Federal eld is going to ho Its original Intent, If. Humph-sry- s withdrawn, end then whet will said, since If such la ac- happen to Utah? he queried. complished, a greet earing of Certainly Utah will Buffer greatly Dr. E. Manafldd water will be realised In Utah." If the loss of Federal eld la not CHIROPRACTOR Even though n rigid wall con- compensated by other stimulants, trol program has been under way such as national defense expendiEq nipped with the past three yeara through co- tures here. Already too many of Phono 1QII 71 operation of WPA, thero are still Utahs people ere forced to seek a livelihood elsewhere, especially many wells which cannot bo without major repairs. among tho young people, some Hr. Humpherya sold. Waste In 1,000 to 4,000 of them leaving the state from underground annually, ho pointed out Tt stem eourcee has been reduced from this trend and rectify conditions 100,000 acre feet annually to less enforcing It, Mayor Anderson adthen 15,000 annually In tho throo vocated that an impartial study, years, bnt even now tho lose, fig- be made of Utahs Income eourcee, j ured on n basis of reservoir stor- Its expenditures, ite economic eon- - g North DnlT. Ara. Phon. js age coats, nmonnte to dltlon, and get these facts down of a million dollars annually, In black end white, with someho said. DRIVE-I- N thing tangible to work on, rather RADIO than the present contradictory How Well Repairs Help SERVICE made statements politibeing Tho state engineer pointed out by that control of any wall would cians, and business leaders whose ! benefit all diverting from the expressions ere based entirely on same supply, since additional opinions, rather than facte. cowater would bo made available at police Liquor problems NHIER to CLAYSON tho source. A specific example of operation between city, state, end HOWARD THOMAS See benefits resulting from well re- federal authorities, taxation matS7B So. Ualv. pair wee lighted In n case at Rich- ters, Fifth Column activities, mond, Cache county. In this ease WPA problems, auto license apSold in Provo the partial repair of n single Urge propriations, revenue bond legisby well caused an Increase In pres- lation, were all presented by the DR. ARTHUR VANCE sure to adjacent wolU of 70 par mayor In a brief resume of other VETERINARIAN rtah Valley Glass cent, ho stated while during tho municipal problems. aims period the average pressure & 1M West M North of ell other wella in Cache counGrasshoppers have been a 57 N. Univ. Ph. 656 Fhosm Utah MM Prove, ty dropped by three feet severe threat to Utah agricultural It la estimated that repairs to crops this year duo to tho long 10 percent of tho waeUng walls la stretch of dry hot woather. tho atata would save approximately 10 percent of tha wasting basins. water. (Those to bo repaired unAccording to tha plan the reder tho project would he selected pairs would Include pressure mud on the following baste: (1) The pumping for filling of opening! amount of water to be saved, (I) washed around casings of wells, the number of water users who tho acme to be seeled with heavy would benefit through tho repair mud or cement driving of over-lxe- d by earing the underground supcasings where neeassary, ply, and (I) cooperation of the and other technical methods well owners Involved. adapted to various needs. Areas In the eUt which would The newly approved project la bo affected by tha program wonld a continuation of WPA work Include: Cache county, Logan and sponsored by tho state engineer Richmond underground basins; for n comprehensive survey of the Boxelder county, Brigham basin ; underground waters of tho atata, Daria county. North and South end was Initiated three years ago basins; Tooele county, Erdm ba- for prevention of waste end acsin; Salt Lake county, Salt Lake quiring data for proper adjudi77 N. lot Wert Phone 46 end Murray basins; Utah county. cation of existing rights under the North and South basins; Millard new underground water taw. county, Pahvant basin; Iron county, Pa rowan baain, and Savior county, Richfield and Kooaharem rs $71,-600,0- 00 Provos Gao7 doito eon-troll- ed m GBHDtife three-quarte- rs QZEEEZO I" AND FOR ONLY A FEU DOLLARS A MONTH! Then's nod lop end pride la that seen to work angle In toe lorl of a hone. Ko longer need each and repedre bo delayed by leek of ready eaeh. SIMPLE. . . ECONOMICAL . . . QUICK li n, JUC MeaSl, n K delay. This Pin provides toe cay to do toe lobs ad Lei we explain tola Bim u ssri HERE'S HOW TO SAVE aa much aa a 10.00 1. Come In or telephone. Order pour Haatrola between Aug. 17th and Sept. Tth. S. 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