Jay Colyar Slates Organ Recital Mar. 13 Orem - Geneva Times - Thursday, March 7, 196S Police Investigate Kay Sorensen, 475 E. 400 N. told police that BB pellets had been shot through a plate window win-dow of his home, with damage estimated at $100. A. C. Neilson, 953 W. 400 S. reported theft of sheets, bedding, bed-ding, saving stamps books and other small items amounting in value to about $100, taken from his home December. Possible Break-In Orem police are invest! Pat. (This is one of series of articles about teachers in the Orem schools. Featured this series will he those1 at Hillcrest school.) "The emphasis in education should be of a positive nature" Education Should Accentuate The Positive To Go Ahead, Says Teacher ing a report of a possible at tempted break-in at Bunker Feed Center. 500 N. 1600 w early Sunday morning, i rSrwiii i ; A I A rear window of the office was found broken. OPEN TIL 7 P. M. 1 versity in 1961, with a major elementary education and a related minor in Psychology and Sociology. Her other main work experience has been in banking with four years of full and part-time work. She married Clarence Mahoney Ma-honey in 1961. Some of her special interests are sewing, out-door activities, and reading. read-ing. "I am proud to be on the teaching team working to give all rhildren the opportunity ) S f BE 1 Lois Mahoney declares Lois Mahoney, second grade teacher at Hillcrest 6chool. Criticism should be an evaluation tool which helps students go forward in the learning process. "I also think that children can and should evaluate their own attitudes toward education and their social behavior," she said. Born and raised in Wasatch County, she received her Bachelor of Science Degree Irom the Brigham Young Uni to develop themselves intel lectually, physically, and socially," soci-ally," she adds. Walter LMcPhie To Head 1963 Easter Seal Drive The 1963 Easter Seal Fund Drive in Utah County will be guided by Dr. Walter E. MdPhie of Orem. The campaign cam-paign continues through April 14. The appointment of Dr. McPhle, Orem. educator as county fund chairman was made by Ogden educator Ru- lon R. Garfield, state chair- Giant Academy Award Nomination ; SHOW O Best Actress O Best Supporting Actress O Best Supporting Actor Best Screen Play Paul Newman Geraldine Page in Tennesee William's "Sweet Bird of Youth" plU3 How did they ever make a movie "LOUTA FOR PERSONS OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE i 1M"ml IV THE PRODUCTION CODE MWINISTMIKIN STARTS FRIDAY Open 6:15 - show 7 p.m. In Car Heaters FR 3-4470 Open Daily At 1 p.m. GENEVA D.L ACADEMY A Masterpiece of Macabre! Boris Karloff, Vincent Price, Peter Lorre in ."THE RAVEN" In Blood - Chilling Color Also At Geneva Also At Academy "Vampire WALT DISNEY,S Ballerina" "Olympic Elk" For A Night Of Terror and Fun See This Blood Chilling Hit! cp o it a) Week Nfehfe Show 6:30 Fit A Sat. 1:00 jun. NOW PLAYING TENNESSEE WILLIAMS GREAT FIRST COMEDY! A r4: )s4r I Saturday Kids Matinee TARZANS FIGHT FOR LIFE Cartoons and Comedy in an organ recital March 13 at 8:15 p.m. in the Joseph Smith Auditorium on BYU campus. Mr. Colyar Is giving his sen ior recital. He will graduate from BYU in June with a major in music performance. Among the numbers to be given next Wednesday even ing is one for brass choir and organ, Chorale Fantasia by Flor Peeters. Mr. Colyar studied stud-ied under Mr. Peeters while in Belgium last summer. man of the annual drive con ducted by the Utah Society for Crippled Children and Adults. .During the next few weeks. volunteers from throughout the county will conduct the appeal for funds to aid Utah's handicapped youngsters and adults. The funds are devoted to providing care and rehabili- tion for Utah victims of injury in-jury and disease who must have special treatment in or der to take their places in so ciety. , ks i! ' , S Sharon Stake Festival Slated Saturday Night "LET'S HARMONIZE" - will be the theme of the Sharon Stake Quartet Festival next Saturday night, March 9, at 7:30, when winners from all even wards will come together toget-her at the 12th-19th-20th Ward 4.TT T.K AMF.Rs Nnt.ino- TCatinnal 4-H Week are these leaders of Orem. Front i3 Mrs. Lola Fowlke, 4-H sii-nprvianr fnr fhf Orem nrfta. Shandincr left tn riVht. are Afton Jacobs, Joyce Loveridge, Mary Powlowski, Nona Gillman, Emma Jean Vest. Ruby Loris, and Margaret Mar-garet Madson. In this area there are 176 club members, mem-bers, with 35 leaders. Charpel at 1450 So. 800 ., in Orem. Two winners, one quartet from the Junior and one from the Senior division, will be chosen to go to the District Festival, acording to Melda F. Hacking, Stake MIA .Chorister. NEW NEIGHBORS Grovelartd, California used to be home for Mr. and Mrs. Loraine O. Randall. Employed by General American, the Randalls are making their home in Orem at 287 South State. Both 1 1 Federal And n I J State VJL , Up GUARANTEE We guarantee accurate preparations of every tax return. If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or Interest, we will pay the penalty or interest H&R BLOCK 00 346 Offices Across the United States - Nation's Largest Tax Service 175 West 3rd South - Provo - FR 3-5522 Weekdays 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sat. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 1 No Appointment Necessary I Alma Sonne Talks At Orem West Stake Conference "We should devote ourselves our-selves to preaching the gospel and living the gospel so that others may see and believe the divinity of the Gospel of Jesus Christ," stated Elder Alma Sonne, Assistant to the Council Coun-cil of Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Lat-ter Day Saints in the opening session of the Orem West S t ake quarterly conference Sunday. The welfare program was stressed by Elder Mark Graff and genealogy work was promoted pro-moted by Elder John Paul Barlow. Each is a member of the church committee which he represented. Other speakers of the conference con-ference were, J. Arvid Dodge and R. Phil Shumway of the Stake Presidency, Dr. Paul Groneman, Grace Farnsworth, and E. Billings Patten. Special music for the morning morn-ing session wars furnished by the Melodians under the direction direc-tion of Dr. Franklin Madsen and Prof. Florence Jepperson Madsen. Prelude and postlude music was played by Keith Rowley. A girls Youth Chorus from the Orem Fourth and Vineyard wards, under the direction di-rection of Lorin Jex and Com-orah Com-orah Holdaway, rendered numbers num-bers in the afternoon session. Those sustained to positions in the stake were: Paul S. Groneman, Alternate High Council, Vern B. Adams, Stake Aaronic Priesthood Committee secretary, Carol Abercrombie and Florice Thomas, Stake Relief Re-lief Society Board, Nada Stevenson, Ethyln Miner, Edward Ed-ward M. Lee and Frank Land-vatter, Land-vatter, to the Sunday School Board, Carl M. Rowley, Russell Brown, and George Dearing to the Y.M.M.IA. Board; and Jenet Bilbao to the Y.W.MJ.A. The Stake Mutual Improvement Improve-ment Association had charge of the Sunday evening session conducted by Carl M Rowley of the Y.M.MJ.A. presidency. Coach Glen Tuckett of the BYU faculty was the featured speaker. An Honorary Master M-Men award was made to Joy O. Clegg and an Honorary Golden Gleaner award was presented to Beth M. Moon. Locker Special Cut-Wrapped-Qulck Frozen Beef, lb. 45c Whole-Half Pork . lb. 37c Whole or Half Mutton lb 27c Stock Up Your Freezer NOW BEALS Meaapck,n Drive to 1500 Norm In Lehi, then 1 Mile West MONARCH RANGE SALE 1 (" CHALLENGER" Y-4 - 'jf " KSA'1'rTl MONARCH '" "' CLEAN SWEEP SPECIALS ARMSTRONG'S FLOOR COVERINGS 3 . I ' 8 Beautiful Patterns genuine Vinyl Inlaids. Reduced from 2.95 to SA29 set- yd;. 5 Popular Pafferns Standard Inlaid Reduced from $3.25 to.. $19 LIMITED LENGTHS CLOSE OUT Armstrong's Splatter and Embossed Inlaids. Sufficient yardage for medium and small rooms. 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