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Show SUNDAY HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, April 12, 1970 LI. The Benevelent and of “Good Elks Protective Orderof Elks, now in Americans.” its :01st year, has grownfromits humble beginning in New York City to an organization of over 1,500,000 members. Every siaie dedicated itself to further the cause of freedomandlove of our flag and country. In addition to the gigantic Christmas Charity MRS. ELIZABETH HARMER, President EE OLPIN President Business Women’s Women Legislative HaveClub Council secretary; Harry W. Cutshall, treasurer, George Knight, tiler; Byron E. Pullem, orgerist, and idred Kay, house manager Trustees include M Eugene Program and the S ary urward L, R Heiner, Fred Hafen and BPOE Lodge No. #9 actively Harold Ward. supports Pony League, Little Hospital The group supports the becomebettercitizens. The club Red Cross with a donation for was organized to assist the ditty bags, which are sentto the men’s organization, the men serving in the Armed Benevolent and Protective Forces, Order of Elks. According to Mrs. Warren The annual charity, a card (Florence) Lott, presidentof the party and luncheon, is open to in helping people in some w in this year and manyothers. As a special project this year Elks gave a check for most progressive besiness and professional firms. Dedicated to the interest of member firms through personal association, interchange of information and mutual assistance, and pledged to extend, and protect high standards and general interest of womenin secretarial administrative work Sponsorsof the annual Seminorfor Secretaries ER TIMPANOGOS GEM ou. MINERAL SOCIETY promote Executives’ Secretaries (Virgiria) Judd, id vicepresident; Mrs. John (Jean Mrs. Mayo (Marilyn) Thurston, historian; Fellowships are given each year for doctoral study and post doctoral study. (Betty) (Shirley) Cutshall, darliamentarian, and Mrs. Karl Jessie) George, Mrs. Carlyle (Dorothy) Lewis, Mrs. Melvin (Colleen) McFarland and Mrs. Nyle (Dorothy) Thurston, all boardof directors. MRS. WARREN LOTT, President Women’s Council vice president; Evelyn Clayton, Provo, secretary; Neva (Continued from Page 12D) Jackson, Provo, treasurer; available to all who join. Two Margaret Naylor, Provo, outstanding annual functions auditor; John Shepherd, Crem, include the Artists Tea, sponUtah Federationdelegate; Edna sored bythe Artist. Section, and Hill, Ned Kingand Lee Johnston, the Honor Night, sponsored by all of Provo and Vern Rodeback, the Literary Section, wh#e RayGilson and Boyd Jones, all outstanding citizens are of Orem, all members of the honored. board of directors, and Clara Other sections include the Beagley, past president. Musie Section and Writers able to purchase enough: per- CHARITY Organized February 16, 1868 PROVO ELKS LODGE NO. 849 Chartered in 1903 Mrs. Ruby Cowley OFFICERS Marian Brandley Exalted:Ruler oe ces y weds aes os Arthur Miller Leading Knight ............ Karl O. George Loyal’ Knight... 6.5 cas. 5. Leo H. Ericksen, Jr. PROVO LADIES OF ELKS Gb ODI ay oe cote ert es Robert H. Duke OFFICERS 1909-70. Voner Guards civ tooeies saya Shirl Larsen Mes. Warren (Fle ) Lot Mrs. Arthur Uackie) Miller lecturing Knight .............. Parley Judd ESGUIIE!.:. .xuiaremelcalie George H. Storrs Secretary... 0.6... eee eles Robert O. Okey Treasurer...... . Harry W. Cutshall FENG Breen Silos ool eect Oe George Knight House Manager .............. Eldred Kay COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Mrs. Merlin (Gla) Rowle Gem-~ Mineral ‘ v @ SILENT AUCTION Durward L. Nelson Fred Hafen Past Exalted Rulers Membersof the Grand Lodge : ts. Wa (Edo) Williane Mrs Ted (Saundra) Ferre OBJECTIVES of Elks to @ SNACKBAR Bek ae TRUSTEES M., Eugene Smith Gary R. Heiner Harold Ward SHOW ADMISSION FREE TO THE PUBLIC JUSTICE One Hundred-twoYears of Leadership in Service to America ONGGRIS oye eat Be we wane Byron E. Pullem FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY(Mother's Day) JON G, CLARK,President ORDER o- ELKS eva Winterr stones, minerals, artifacts and related areas. May8th, 9th and 10th, 1976 ELDRED CENTER accomplished BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE and National Federations 12TH ANNUAL most Federal Savings, vice president; Devotedto the hobbyinterests of collectors of gem INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE the cussioninstruments forallofits members. Officers of the Symphony business women of the comBoard are Jon Clark, president; munity are invited. The chapter will also host a Mrs. A. Rex Dunford, business FirmNight and the traditional manager; John Swindle, viceDr. Willard Executives’ Night later in the president; Loveridge, vice-president, Mrs. year. Executives’ Secretaries, Inc., Gary Madsen, secretary; Mrs. is a unique business women's Ross Viehweg, treasurer; Mrs. organization in which the . J. Holtkamp, Symphony Guild membership belongs to president. classified firms which appoint SymphonyOfficers include representatives, who must be Richard Barker,president; Mrs. top women executives or James Mason, vice-president; secretary to the top executive of Mrs. Eric Skousen, secretaryeach firm. Membership in each historian; Mrs, Michael Adams, of the 50 chapters of the in- personnel manager; and Mrs, ternational organization is Donald Schaefer, librarian. limited to 100 firms, each representing a different professionalclassification, ‘The board ofdirectors for the year is led by Mrs. Winifred N. Jones, representing “he Daily Herald.Othersofficers are Mrs. Maxine Biggins, Prudential Section, who both have an open SINGAPORE (UPI) — The opium problem in Singapore will be reduced by ni» tenths in about two decades, according to a customs narcotics expert. T.A. Mugan basea his prediction on statistics showing that about 87.2 per ceni of the estimated 8,000 addicts in Singapore are between 40 and 60 years old and the fact that the averagelife expectancy of a Singaporean is 62.5 Outstanding speakers ar being invited to participate in the day-long affair to which all session during the year to Mrs. Trudy Beckstrom, Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co., presenttalents. Current officers include Mrs. Mrs. Flossie Jeffs, First Bank of Utah, L. Keith Chase, president; Mrs. Security Elvin Loader, vice president; treasurer; Mrs. Kay Percival, Mrs, Sterling Jacobson, second Gardner, Hawkins and Borup, vice president; Mrs. Ross B. sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Tleen Jensen, recording secretary; Storrs, Heindselman’s Knit Mrs. Lynn Stone, corresponding Shop, membership director; secretary and Mrs. J. W. Wernz, Karen Downey, Brigham Young treasurer. All meetings and University, Notebook director; functions of the council are held Mrs. Orpha Cornaby, Grove at their new cultural center, 310 Finance, programdirector. W. 500 N., Prove. HARD SOLUTION Mrs. LaMar S. Hills Mrs. Lee C. Knell Historian-Publicity Leo of 67 Yearsof Progress with Progressive Central Utah Officers 1969-70 President Ist Vice President 2nd Vice President Treasurer AssistantTreasure Secretary Mrs. Erickson, auditor; Mrs. Harry leading firms of the area, is planning the annual Seminarfor musiciansin the area, according Secretaries on April 25 at the to Jon Clark, president. This year the symphony has been Riverside Country Club. Hague, secretary; Mrs. (Louise) Weight, treas (Affiliated with Utah, Rocky Mountain y to besides Mrs. Lott, president; Mrs. Arthur (Jackie) Miller, first vice-president and third vice-president; Mrs. Parley UNIVERSITY WOMEN PROVO BRANCH a are Officers for the year include, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION f With membership belonging to all of Utah County's Objectives listed for the youth Timp Gem andMineralSociety EXECUTIVES SECRE “ARIES, INC. is urged to contact Mrs. Lott. organization leadership and outstanding student awards. Having outgrowntheir present facilities, Provo Lodge is , currently engaged in construction of af Elks throughout the nation, The the purpose of influencing and early this summer, Built with a look to a future of Provoclub, organized in August bringing to fruition benefi accommodating 2,000 members, of 1924, received its charter two legislation in theState of Utah years after the state of Utah Policy of this organization is and with the beautification of ProvoCityin mind, Provo Lodge received its charter to organize non-partisan and non-sectarian. clubs within the state and five Officers are elected to serve a with manypast State, County, years after the first club was two-year term, “Gead and Local officials among its legislation will continue only as memberslooks the growth of organized, ARTHUR MILLER Immediately after organizing we become responsible our area with this years’ motto Exalted Ruler the Provo chapter, members responsive citizens," has been began its numerous se-vice the theme for this bienium. hoabyPleding to build a The first Thursday of each Park at a month was chosen for the aoeso fagos peat were regular meetings for council very popular. Club project for inembers, They meet at the the past year has been to assist Women’s Cultural Center in {Continued from Page 12D) Mountain Federation, actively with tuition for a woman to at- Provo at 9:30 a.m, Represenparticipating in tt2 schotarship tend Utah Technical College to tatives from close to 100 clubs cutting and collecting, the program. her tolearna vocation and and organizations in Utah collection of mineral specimans, Recently appointed officers be self-supporting. Receiving County make up the mem- the location and study of Indian include Henry Heisch, Provo, this scholarship this year was bership. Any crganized group of artifacts and the art of president; Lloyd Petty, Orem, Doris Probst of Midway. women of not less than 20 silvermaking; to promote the Other projects through the members whose aims are in association of people with the ~ 45 years have included a accord with the objectives and same subject in common; to ip to a Provo High activities of the council, or any swap materials, ideas and Soa ieee girl to attend her woman wheisa citizen of Utah knowledge of gem and mineral freshman year at the Brigham and whu represents no group ox specimens or ideas and Young University. organization, but who is in- knowledge concerning the The club members have terested in the purpose for which cutting and finishing of gem helped with many projects for this council exists is eligible for materials; to display gems and the blind and have contributed membership. minerals, or items from related Christmasgifts through the Red Serving as president of the fields showing work Cross to the soldiers in Vietnam. organization for this bieniumis accomplished by members, and Themefor this yearis “Build, Mrs, E. Dee Olpin of Pleasant to provide excursions to gem, Flan and Work with Pride And Grove. Other officers are Mrs. mineral and other areas of With Promise.” Objectives are Ivan E. Carlson, Spanish Fork, interest. Safety on desert and to elevate the standards for first vice president; Mrs. J. J. mountaintripsis stressed, along women in business and in the Keeler, Provo, second vice leaving clean professions; to promote the president; Mrs. James E, with interests of business and Harvey, Pleasant Grove, campgrounds, protection of resources from Mrs. Gerald natural professional women; to bring treasurer; depredation and commercial about a spirit of cooperation Belliston, Pleasant Grove, among business and recording secretary; Mrs. exploitation and preservation of professional women in the Donald i. Young, American fossils and artifacts for study. The society is affiliated with HENRY HEISCH United States, and to extend Fork, corresponding secretary; President opportunities to business and Springville, historian; Mrs. the Utah Federation, Pocky professional women through Clair R. Acord, Provo, education along lines of in- hospitality; Mrs. Boyd Seeley, dustrial, scientific and Pleasant Grove,publicity; Mrs. vocationalactivities. Frank Jones, Lehi, state Officers for the year include director, and Mrs. J. J. PritAmerican Fork, Elizabeth Harmer, president; chett, Pearl Dahlen, first vice parliamentarian. Directors president; Iva Snell, second include Mrs. Parley R. Neeley, vice-president; Mable Kirk, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Douglas C. Tecording secretary; Elina Smith, Lehi; Mrs. Boyd Smuin, Crncovik, corresponding Lehi, and Mrs. Margaret secretary; Mabel Harris, Bigelow, Provo. Meetings held in Wilkinson Center treasurer; Elcise Fillmore, Mrs.Olpir reports that plans 3rd Thursday of each month parliamentarian, and Twilla for the immediate futurecall for Newbury,past president. setting up study committees. The American Association of University W: whose purposeis to enable college women to cont their intellectual growth UTAH COUNTY CHAPTER oF cluding Dr. A. Harold Goodman (1962-1966), Professor Lawrence Sardoni , 1966) and Dr. Glenn R. Williams(1967-present) This season, the convertmistress is Barbara Williams who teaches at Brigham Young University. Under Dr. Williams’ conductorship, the symphony has MRS. STANLEYJONES, already performed four. outPresident standing 1969-1970 season ‘concerts. In addition to the season concerts, the symphony performs annually for the local school children, the Utah Valley SymphonyBall, and the Eldred Center Concert. The last season Utah County Chapter concert will be April 15. Symphony members, coming Executives’ Secretaries, Inc., whose members represent fromall walksof life, are some friendship, and encourage wives of Elksto help in the activities, and to assist in charitable and civic endeavors. are of The Symphonyhas had several permanent conductors, in- the needs of youth and are in- the cost of the many clubsponsored projects. A motheryoung people of this area are daughter tea is also another urged to try for the scholarship lovelyaffair given for and bythe awards offered in music, nur- Ladies of Elks. Anyone insing, Girls’ State, Girl Scouts terested in joining this group The Women's Li Council of Utah County, Temple. A new, nearly 1 mil! organized in 1945, has as its dollar homeis over 80 percent members of the Business and objective, “The consideration Professional Women's clubs and study of civic subjects for completed and will be occupied Celebrating its golden an- niversary since 126 when JacoD Bos and James Masonfirst organized it. terested in helping them. The County and the State several dollars The Utah Valley Sympheny, nowin its 12th season, has more than quadrupled its original size group, members are aware of the public. Proceeds go to meet League, and Colt League Baseball for boys. Elks each year offer throughout Utah thousand Symphony recreational ape2 the Proud Officers for this year include Arthur Miller, exalted ruler; Karl O. George, leading knight; leo H. Ericksen Jr., loyal in our great nation and each ¢* knight; Parley Judd, lecturing its possessions or territories knight; George H. Storrs, boasts one or more Elks Lodge esquire; Robert H. Duke, Locally, Provo Lodge with an chaplain; Shirl Larsen, inner intensely patriotic group of over guard; Robert O. Okey, 1,400 American gentlemen has UtahValley Provo Ladiesof Elks BPOEin Provo VO.COMMERCHLL * \O\ SECTARIAN VOV-PARTIS TN * \ON-PROFIT HF. Connon LeRoy Hardy M. Howard Graham J. Edwin Stein Poul D. Vincent Elmer Singleton joy M. Sorensen Hugh K. Jolley Seth P. Billings Fred L. liddiard William N, Whittaker Ralph W. Thomas William A. Bearer W. A. Marshal! Russell Stringhem. Ted J. Forre 5.11 Gordon R. Bil ings Orlan &. Gagon Frank 8. Cox Louis Willmore Max C, Bray Jack €, Burton Edwin Soles Fred 5. Bown Hareld Ward M. Eugene Smith Robert M. Weeks id L Nelson {Monson Chi Harry W. Cutsholl FIDELITY |