Enlistments, Discharges, Inductions Announced DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER ®, 1058 Utah County, Utah 1] Nebo DUP Camp Farrer Studéritbody Elects New Officers Newly-elected officers have as Pleasant View Gets New Scoutmaster Slates Meeting sumed their duties at Farrer Jun- Discharged from ‘the Marine Richard L. Bowers and Robert The following men from Prevo Gourdin; | Springville, LaRue Corps: Lehi, Richard Wanlass LaClede Pace; Pleasant Grove, t and north Utah county have re- Steele. cently enlisted, been inducted -or James A, Cobbley. Enlisting in the Discharged from me. Navy: Johnson.; PLEASANT VIEW — David J. discharged from the armed serv- Lehi, Joseph Christofferson; Pro-|" Discharged from the Air Force: Navy: Provo, Louis B. Ellis, LeNielsen has been: chosen as the Grand Hanks Jackman; Orem, ices. Provo, Karl Gary Bunnell ‘and vo, Ronald Vance Pulley; Amernew scoutmaster for Troop 36 in Discharged from the Army: ican Fork, Glen L. Varney and Alma McDonald Wilson. Thomas Charles Brimball and Pleasant View. He assumedhis Provo, Carl Boyd, Jack E. Clark- Reed Franklin White. Enlisting in the Army: Provo, Raymond Floyd Marquez; Lehi, duties and will meet with the son, Allen Hasson, .Don Michie ; American Howard Family Tours Utah Scenic Spots Salt Lake City and Kearns with The Carlsons went equare dancing Joining the Air Force: Orem, their sons and daughters, Mr. Joseph Alexander McKenzie and after the supper. and daughter Carolee of Tooele Lynn Budd Young; Provo, RichMrs. Paul Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Verril Bush and ard Suaine Menlove; Pleasant in Pleasant View Ward. A proFrank Tidwell, Mr. and Mrs. supper Monday evening for her son Gordon have been spending Grove, Wallace Marion Sailings. The following men have been gram was presented under the The infant daughter of Mr. and Richard Summers and Mr. and busband, Guests included Mr. and the week here as house guests Mrs. Curtis Nielsen of Stockton, of the Ernest Davises. Mrs. Bush inducted into the Army: Provo, direction of Mrs. A. J. Gleason, Mrs. Robert Neal Richards was Mrs. Clyde Jarrett. California, and Mr. and Mrs. will be remembered as the sister Ted C. Draper; Pleasant. Grove, president. Mrs. Loftis Sheffield given the name of Rebecca Lee read the three-act play of Queen on, Sunday. Berry Carlson of Spanish Fork. of Mrs. Davis. Douglas Glade Shumway. Mr, and Mrs, William Gibson By MARGRETTE TAYLOR SALEM—Mrs, LeGrande Carlson entertained with a birthday YOu’LL By LAURA NELLE BENDIXSEN * FDGEMONT.— Mr. and Mrs. Jacksqn Howard and children, Jackson R., Glorianne, Fred and enoie a They visited the Monu- and an old cliff dwelling. Misses Carolyn and Joy Wilmoth, BYU students from Dutch Gap, Va., have. moved to Provo from Edgemont. . They hag been spending the past three Ee Landon ;has_ . One Yeor Guarantee — \ S N S turned to her home in South Pasadena, Calif., after visiting with relatives in Edgemont. ‘ es; firms muscles, reduces! his sixth birthday anniversary when his mother, Mrs. Glen Baker gave a wiener and marshmal- | Chocolate Coated .+----* tes DOOR MAT 20 Tine all Metal Rake, Diarrhea Stomach and Reg. SBS iia ecieis tani masee 4 |§ in- toxicating~ liquor, has entered a plea of innocence in Provo City Court. Trial is set for Nov. 24. in Provo City Court to charges SHOE RA Heavy Gauge Met 9 pair shoes| of driving while under the influ- ence of intoxicating liquor, and was fined $150, $17,985 Grant Made A réee-year $17,985 has been grant totaling awarded SHOE TREES Adjustable, Re Hea Lightweight vily Plated, eae formn “ t n a oOo e ae 69 mn 3 BOWL 6-i 1 00 n. Po : omectanel Study Dr. ; Kent M. 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SPRAY DEOR SKIN CLEANER Dorothy Gray, Dry 1.25 HAIR SPRA .. 99 BABY BAG ae an) », Our average home’ customer Runs all night. R S' ET BLéE and CHAI Table tr on wena a 7.98 : ee . 19 cceccesssee WD poe 4,49 FINANCE GAMEsicse 3.98 TRAILER SEQ tors e S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-D e, 3.49 Reg. Your electric $ has been 100% in 20 years aS ’ Automatic Shutoff, Electric Reg. 6.95 C School will conduct the assembly students and friends of the school CORN POPPER Heavy Gauge Heat Treated. Aluminum Glass Cover. ——— CHINESE LIGHTS Reg. 4.98 .......... by the Alumni officers. The current officers of the Alumni Association are M. Clark Newell, president; Vaughn Paxman, vice-president, and Margene Ostler, secretary. ~ In addition to a program, roll Ue ee ccccccce®, . | 4 e 69 Asst. Colors Homecoming events Friday. . required; other pieces: in, aS _ \ open stock! = At Skaggs! AS \S 1 Health. An assembly has been set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, to accommodate the public and alumni who|| , wish to be present. A special invitation is issued to all alumni, spoons, four dinner forks, and is Soeer knives! No polish- e \ BN'"9 Sen ae study. The grant was awarded| by the National Institute of program held in connection with less Steel service — by a fam- 79¢ t ng for Upse Quick Acti .-- Driver Denies, Another Admits while under the influence of a Wonderful buy on your $tain- ous manufacturer — at a low @ Skaggs Drug price! Included are @ four soup spoons, four tec- e cos d with Cees Fortifie . Wilford LeRoy Bethers, 38, 2225 South. State, charged with driving nels 8 : Decavitamin, Dietary N SUPP. "== MEDICINE cw— Janice Dutson, Susan Groneman, Brent Gunnell, Vicky McAfee, David Weenig and Kindra Pace. 4% 1.00 —_ Coldene eel oe so esiea cee church new son given the name of Kevin John. 79 for Randy Bliss, Michael MacKay, . fGen r Colds ..---°°°° gee Henderson, Christine in tock |. ...-++- sons Judy Dutson, Pamela Groneman, Linda Izatt, Luain Baker, Gary Gunnell, tor Hospital 90 LaRell helping ones Little celebrate were Steven Donaldson, Lynn, Sunday. grance Assorted Fra 10% fer Isopropy! ag 1 and Home. ‘an aid’ to bette! family size pottle Debra service ot Mr, and Mrs. Alva Young was A PRODUCT of INTER-® NATIONAL: SILVER CO. “ANS WO Cooccccccce® S BATH BUBBLE er 20 Pkts. Powd s. COMPOUND er low roast for him and, some of his friends in their flower garden. : \ body.-Relieves tensiens, relax- LaRell Baker was honored on tened i All purpose relaxing and reNS N ducing aid! Has two high-qualay i ity vibrators, two-speed conWA 1 rol, ‘sturdy construction. Con- Stow \\S 2 SN verts any chair into a lounging\N ‘ ex \ NN NWN vibrating chair — or, use sep= : . eS arately on any part of the S N 3 \ GOOG The tiny daughter| of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peterson was chris- Superior STAINLESS e 98 S re- e e Converts Any Chair into @* AH a Vibrating Lounge Chair am apartment which they are sharing ‘with a cousin, Miss Nancy Royster, of Hopewell, Va. Carolyn lived with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Grant. _D. Bendixsen, last year. Vernon Why Pay ¢ 200 SERVE - YOURSELF - and - PAY - LESS weeks with relatives while awaiting the completion of their new Mrs. @ spent the weekendvisiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Kay, Famous “Swirl” Pattern e@ or #3007 @ Lounge-O-Matic VIBRATOR al Ly. K BOTTOM Dianne spent the past week-end sight-seeing on their way to Page, Ariz. Theey visiteed the Monu- Ariz. : i SAY WE’VE GONE OVERBOARD!| = e | Clark, boys’ commissioner, spent the past week visiting in and ‘daughtere Carolee of Tooele , IL AgaywewoOPE Gaygag DOLL LMMCOO Jared ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Newton have Mg, Rulon Jesse Gordon and ert’ Morris Nell and Glen L. Varney; Pleasant Grove — Harold Edwin Jones. Salem Man Entertained at Birthday Supper awLe,egie Orem, WE CASH PAYROLL CHECKS DRUG CENTER The Original Pay-Less Drug Stores 75 WEST CENTER STREET - PROVO Itna.thea“LapgslOLay, Pleasant Grove, Allen Garn Dunsdon, Alma Glen Hooley; Fork, Leonard Gene Higley, By AGNES MYERS ior High School underthe direction MONA — The Mt. Nebo Camp, of Ricky Anderson, mayor. Other officers are Steve Peterhold their October: meeting Fri- son, assistant mayor; Vicky Van day evening, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. at Wagenen, secretary; Peggy Vance, the -rhome of ‘Daughter Rose social chairman; Kathy Nelson, Neilson. girls’ commissioner, and Lawrence Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will ccshekatlrae,OOhaOT Jones, Jesus Lucera, John Wilbur Reid and John Syme; Regina and musical numbers were furnished. Relief ‘Society will be held each Monday morning at 10 a.m. and will finish at 11:30. A nurs-| Scouts each Tuesday evening at ery will be provided for the 7:30 in the, ward chapel. John young children. 2 Simonsen has been scoutmaster was advanced to the ExMr. and Mrs. Allen B. Nelson plorer group. and' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rasmussen’ and five children were atThe opening Relief Soicety so- cepted as new members in the cial was held Monday morning Pleasant View Ward.