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Show Provo Sons and Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers 14C Sunday Herald SUNDAY, FEBRUARY3, 1988 Pee ee ee b 4 a The museum, which ently chosen to be a 1 to Sept tourist information MRS. J. D. PYNE ent unter suc Of Women’s charter in 1919, Provo Rotary service to the people of Utah entered the state finals of the} Preparations are now underRound Robin at way for its 50th anniversaryin The Chapter is proud to be Gun Club and wonthe theHoliday first| which there will be an evaluaa part of the Utah County/three places in County in 1967. the state tion of its achievements and a United Fund, of which it was The president. Dallas ‘Thack- | systematic approach to new a charter member. By affili-'er, won the state singles cham-| and long term planning ‘The ation with the United Fund/|pionship held at Salt Lake Gun | charter for the Provo club was by breaking 200 targets among the first of all charters a miss. services ‘The Altrusa Club of Provo jissued to the present date, Apri i was organized i The Utah County Chapter The Prove Gun Club had a has served it; American Red Cross celebrat- y,my successful year of trap-|the community ed its 50th Anniversary of Shocting in 1967. Three teams|a century, for school children, visitors clubs and others interested AltrusaClub Edgemont Federation z GunClub Red Cross sis also open in spring, | winter months by appointment “a. J, MARCROFT HELEN T, HOFFMAN : , mas mA Rotary Club DALLIS CHRISTENSEN a DR. WESLEY P, LUOYD Nearly 25,000 persons vis- fteé the museum during the successful 1967 tourist se®| son, according to J. Rulon Lions Morgan, J. RULON MORGAN president of the Sons and Daughters of Utab Pioneers of Provo. Two couples served as hosts Under the leadership of A. Present attractions, plus the proposed ski develop | During the last 10 years Al-|J. Mareroft, the Edgemont ment in nearby moutains trusa International has taken | Fill Melvin Mrs, and Mr. serve|— to seek will make Utah County “Build With Youth For A giant steps forward, until to Liong Club will and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer tremendous tourist attrac. Better World.” Mctivated by day it has approximately 18,- the people in ity community|more St. Jeor tion, said Mr. Morgan. this challenging theme of the 000 members in 550 clubs in 12) and others this year working|de ane tourist praiect part of General Federation of Women's districts in 13 countries, Mexi- under the slogan, “Build here is spon- Especially instrumentalin the museum operated for better livlace \i Clubs, the 11 federated clubs development of the Pioneer VijUtah the “y jointly sored comprising the Timpanogos = aaa: ene i _— sn SeEre wnge in North Park has beenthe First District ef the Utah Fed- lant, "India te Thierines | Highlights of 1967 were: Host County raeveeen, George Albert Smith Chapter the with C i t y , baseball) League Bronco eration of: Women’s Clubs ; are Scotland, New Zealand. Aus-|t0 the seal tecorioaak i ters of t of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, Piggdorks ly ZaneSoooTeakses|Ehbility of Rotary memengaged ina multiply of wai, and all 5 staes and te|Tinel lounamenk, a ooors St Daughters of ie ok which Elmer de St. Jeor i services to men and families Hole, Wyo., in July and won| Dérship ly limited to one single oy Programs and action pro-|District of Columbia in the coaches, rummagesale, Christ-| Severe! scenic tours are out- President. This Chapter is the of the armed forces, alleviation the high overall. He also won|representative in each of the Jects. United Saten, _|mas charity with contributions|lined for tourists on maps, oldest Chapter 0 and is of suffering in times of disas-|the singles championship at the| business and professional cl The comprehensive program! Ajtrusa’s Vocational Services needy families in|such as the Timpanogos, Nebofiliated with the National S ter thaghout our country,|same shoot by’ breaking 200| ws is divided into six general/ Program provides scholarships| fe. land Hobble- Creek- Spanish- iety of the Sons of Utah Pionefications,“ Thus an interchange] | areas of mower plus other : interest: conservation, for professional P . and: technical and broom sale to raise money |Fork-Canyon loops, loops, plus other ers. There is also a BYU Chapple of all ages, and participa-| Keith Snelson ~v of experience among members education, fine arts, home life, training, and is maintained on|t5- the blind |points of interest, such as Bri-|ter of the SUP, headed by John tion in what bas become the State Clase “C" chemmonci |fepresenting their special fields|international affairs and public|an intemational level. through ; |gham Young University, the F Jones. teaching safety services to peo-itargets targets without without a miss, miss. largest blood program in the! Cari Ol presente. Which constituted the |affairs, resulting in the itm-lioeal clubs sponsoring candi-|_ The broom sale also gives|E ne, Va t8 of the U.§ Steel On March 12 each year the world a tionsset ofWinchester 1 ap|vielon of Paci P. Herria, the Provement of every facet of dates employment fo the blind. |crrp., Uiah Lake, the Spring- Sons and Daughters of Uah During the past three years|and skeet guns in the Winches, agi home and community life, | The Grants-in-Aid Program| The Edgemont Lady Lions vile Art Gallery and others. Pioneers commemorate Provo's services to people in the counter Claybind Tournament held| nce? stert"y who organiz-) ‘The invoivement of youth is|meets emergency academic |if under the able leadership of "yy. ‘viorgan said he is looking birthday, A dinner and program ty have more than doubled be-|at Holiday Gun Club in Sep-|*4 Rotary in 1906, is being per-/a primary objective. Teenagers Ineeds of women who are grad-|Feeey Crandall. They hvelrrward to the completion and are held annually. Last year cause of the Vietnam situation, |tember. petuated, Since the charter or- have cooperated in plent:ng|yate students from Latin Amer-/##sisted the men in the club's oiling of the road from Provo Ira Nathaniel Hinckley and The increase of our armed The club played host to the|ganization, Rotary has grown|Youth Forests for future gen-|ica and Asian countries, The Projects during the year. Canyen across the front of the Jonathan Oldham Duke, both forces around the world has Boy Scouts of America during io include 624,000 members in|¢Tations. Clubs sponsor art €x-/program also builds interna-| Money was raised during the/ Wasatch Mountains to Hobble deceased, and Martha Jones, nearly tripled the Red Cross their annual camporee held at in vies |bibits and contests in the/tional friendships and world|year for youth activities and|Creek Canyon, which is being now deceased, were especially |'%052 clubs in 187 countcies. {schools and sponsor high school |y mili-/Brigham to time. of services program tary families during this They were Young ave University, clasesia an 2, ee esaSe GFWC-Hallmark |club's Vietnam situation has in- shooting the creased Ret Cross expendO@Ddling of nk. tures by nearly $8,000,000 an- nually. ea the club began mee! ing. Two of the|improvement of the Lions-Vet-|eveloned by the National honored. The history of Mr. Tuncheon session seek to Continuing education far|for the boys of Utah County! ‘The club was chartered in applythe ethical principles everyone is a major cmphasis.|who are serving in Vietnam. |1951 and since then they have located al Soe of The Chapter’s annual report! airport. Thcnew addition win| for 1967 shows: Services to!) deied it the apting military families with 602, Weweal like to take this| acts recelving emergency aid; ty to welcome all| . service projects for the Fes Memorial Park in Edge-|Guard, the Forest Service and| Duke was given a Mrs. Nellie in a year are the Operation Covkie . the county. |(See PROVO SONS Y Page 19 C) Four-way Test to [Numerous scholarships are| The officers of the Provo club |been active in many civic pro- ttelr own individual busi jgiven each year. The mother's |are: Helen T. Hoffman, presi 3 well as sponsoring a nesses, industries, or pro- |Selection of the Provo Women’s |dent; Ann W. Hafen, vice presLeegue baseball team. #sslons. Council won a top cash award|ident; Eliza Bjerregaard, re-| They also work with local The major activities of the it the GFWC-Shell Oil Company |cording secretary; Margaret B.|and state officials to obtain Toans and grants (otaling $1,158:|2Reemen (Oy Mem, A rove club, during, 188 wil be|e#ucation contest and has re-'Davis, corresponding secre [better methods of safety forthe 402 long distance and overseas periencad, to come down to the|the establishment of a new |*elved national acclaimfor its|tary; Eleanor Jorgenson, trea-|young children in the area who emergency messages sent; | Provo Gun and join us in|/Rotary park, replacing the ‘Patterns for Parents’ tele- surer and Olga W. Smith, 3,500 Utah County residents this fascinating sport,” Mr, |present one Provo Canyon Vs" series. me received first aid training, Thacker said. “We have ex-|that will be eradicated by a| Every club has entered the ak dsl ef mtd in president, im-jmust walk slong or cross the highway. who will be|change in the present highway. COWSears Tost nent re-|glad to help anyone learn to|In Celved 6,954 ce of gamma glb- shoo. cooperation with Provo City mmunity Improv 4 new project is being designat-|Progrem, and ciub womenare! ulin valued at over $25,100; 32) The club's officers for 1967,/ed on city-owned property. |working for such diversified schools participated in Youth|in addition to Mr. Thacker,! Other activities of the club its as beautificaRed Cross activities, and pre-|were: Carl Olson, secretary through the years have includ |p, eon iarat eeeee Retinticeteedees bee Brigham Young Tag P Red Cross officers and staff|tors were: KeithSnelson, Phil | sponsorship of boys of the com-| of new industry. Each year forgotten patients Cox al " ‘, mee Ome ements WSSe cocoavig aid ee eeeaeixsot ttehaidians,eee’ Shoots are held every Sunday cae Feet, ot ieee ritySete club ae "| oreeee pales Pilltary families correspondent at 10:30 a.m, for trophies, mer- | are, seeker = bere: Ruth Nix, director of nursing|Cbandise, prizes and practice. |ouragement to the United| services. ‘Volunteers who gov-| Club aims ere fo stf8s¥ rung ign. erned the local Chapter in-/2Md teach safe handling of fire)" yy, membership is di- clubwomen are international |i Scope as evidenced by their clude: J. H. Smeath, chapter|#"™s and good sportsmanship.| 40s” itousg chairman, Charles I, Sampson, Rev. Stu:rt Olbrich, G. Milton RAISINS LIFT ENERGY The interests of federated ining support of CARE, that function broad (Radio jurope, Etc), A areas of club ae com- {highlight of the year’s activi- Jameson, Oliver R. Smith,vice FRESNO, Cali (UPI)—Ac-| munity service, vocational eein koprensve Io chairmen; Mrs, Eva G. Gilles- cording to the California Raisin) service and international Affairs Day a ple, chalrman of volunteers; in|Advisory Board, ‘you could| service, Weekly luncheons (Si Capitol on April 6, to addition to board members dance an extra number with) accent fellowship and a which the public is invited. from all cities and towns your gir] on the energy you get} throughout the county, from 19 raisins.” Payson Presses Program H Improvements; Of Public meaningful mescage from visiting speakers TIMMPANOGOS GEM and MINERAL SOCIETY (Affiliated with Utah, Rocky Mountain PROVO AERIE 2924 Devoted to the hobby interests of collectors of gem “The"The Fighting Fighti Fraternity’ ity” and National Federations) 501 South State stones, minerals, artifacts and related areas. a invite you to attend the Jr, Past Pros Philip Ford ‘ ae 10th ANNUAL AND UTAH FEDERATION em ~~ M e inera l vhs aeS7 ae 0 Community, the slate, and [Women's Cularal ‘Cenler on Present officers are: Dr,|_ This Fineyear’s president is Mrs. peasy"). “(807 26570! Jack J, Dalton, vice president: FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY(Mother's Day) i ; Ne,By MADOLINE Hoos teDIXONtel json."Pasn ix nal ovo, Gan, Cee,Mote fm#percent fe] ADMISSION FREE TO THE PUBLIC current Progress Edition, truly|of 4500, located in the south|Q Harvey : aradials ol ‘ados are sugar applies to Paysen City at the|part of Utah County. It centers Eo Sint Je mediate and sugar products, such as ag time, ‘since more foes farn. land and many citi-| Joe Ashworth, Gordon Bywater, molasses and rum. cts are going forward than|zens hold dual employment,| Francis M. Hi © SNACKBAR at any time since the first log working at various jobs in it-lenKiskyaineeSt the new freeway, improved hos- cold water is piped Condit ste =wnlrance Johnton Secreter Don Leos we eald Mag, us : Kamis Nelion AUditOFnoncedeck Mervis WE WELCOMEALL NEW MEMBERS SINCE AN EADE ALWAYS AIEAGUF PROVO ROTARY CLUB Posie ROTARY INTERNATIONAL eabins were built here in 1850.|dustry, merchandising or the aoc of Payson government, while also operat- H fers better transpor‘ation via|ing small farms. Glenn Loveless a — ee rea Out, Guard .8ldon Christensen Treasurer sme © SILENT AUCTION : sa Trusty. Trustee ...........Stanley Nelson May 10th, 11th and 12th Eidr nter dred Cente Trustee tresdentThemes Seuthoue Vice PO, enn nn.Carl Lopes Cioplein Herald Stubbs Climaxing a year of achievement will be the annual Dis- neSt with = * concern More Than 2 Million Members | fi ORGANIZED 1905 eartIlls, Cancer pitalfacilities through the mil-from springs in the canyon,! Take 58% Of Lives lion dollar building project then purified in huge tanks, | near completion; the two-and-| Payson boasts of its beautiful| OTTAWA — Heart’ disease one-half million dollar high)Memorial Park, complete with|and cancer accounted for 58 school, also anteeras band stand for summer con-|per cent of Canada’s deaths in a new sewage di to|certs, a modern swimming | 194, a new of Statistics be finished next summer, and |pool,horseshoe courts and ed Says. ieee Poisonings, @ new ball field, to be used for nis courts, as well as lawns,|suicides and violence took 9 per the first time in the next sea-! (See PAYSON Page 17C) i v District Governor: Mal. T. Deaton cent of the 145,000 lives lost, OFFICERS: President .......... nawarelst Wesley P. Lloyd +. Jack J. Dalton Secretary ... seeesess Clayton Jenkins Treasurer ... ails stats Frank H. Gardner Past President .......,, Sending O. Harvey King Jr. SONS and DAUGHTERSOF PIONEERS OF PROVO Vice President . DIRECTORS: PROVO GUN CLUB SHOOTS EVERY SUNDAY FROM 10 a.m. EVERYONE INVITED P < 7 bes Visit the Pioneer Memorial Building, Pioneer Museum Art Exhibits, Social Hall avail able for Weddings, Receptions. Parties, Dances, etc. Call Mrs. J. A. McKenzie, FR 3-6202 Pree OFFICERS 4. Rulon Morgan BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eimer De St. Joer W. Smoot Brimhail Me. and Mea 3. W. Tayler Me. and Mes, Melvin Fillmore fore ee Thomas Reynolds Fern R. Morgan Erma Dixon Boshard OBJECTIVES: @ Creative recreation for sportsmen ® Training in proper use of guns and how to operate guns ® improve your shooting Joe Ashworth Francis Haycock Gordon Bywater kobert Kirkpatric!- ROTARY: The original service club, organized Feb. 23, 1905. Now has 13,052 clubs in 137 countries with 624,000 members. ROTARY: Luther H. Hodges, President Rotary Inter- national George R. Means, General Seeeretary. Headquarters: 1600 Ridge Avenue, Evanston,Illinois, ROTARY: Motto “Service Above Self” and “He Profits Most Who Serves Best, PROVOis Club Number 554 |