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Show Every person is responsible for all the good within the scope of his abilities, and for no more, and none can tell whose sphere is the largest. Gail Hamilton VOL. VI PROVO UTAH, R. F. D.. N0.XXXVII Orem Chamber Backs Clean-U- p Campaign Berry Growers Seek Solution to Surplus Fruit Problem c rodaina!l jili, and was made by Sharon, reports Mrs. Alfred Rogers of Lindon, chairman of the membership committee at the American Fork meeting this week of the Alpine council. L Although the show passes issued with subscription to the Voice of Sharon were to be used by February 1st, a few have not yet been presented at the box office, ptates Victop C. Anderson, manager. As most of the members will soon be holding Sharon Auditorium Building coupons it has been felt advisable to set a time limit on the use of the Voice of Sharon passts so as not to become confused. In the use of the two kinds of passes. Will those who still hold these and Voice of Sharon coupons care to use them at the show please present them no later than April 20 and 22nd? 6 . t Lincoln Concert Tonight Tonight at Lincoln auditorium, the high school will present Its annual musical event, a concert this year, Instead of the usual opera. Mixed chorus numbers, male glee selections, and ensembles make up the three sections of an outstanding program promised to the large crowd expected. K. B. Terry la directing, and Is being assisted by Norma Dunford, chairman of the concert committee, with Myrth Liston and Bose Holdaway. Pageantry and novelty j attentions will feature the entire program, aided by extensive costuming and special lighting effrrtee. 80 TEARS SATURDAY Tim-panog- ward, will celebrate her Lincoln P. T. A. '86th birthday anniversary SatOfficers Elected urday, April 15. The family will e hold at her home durElection of officers for the ing tho day. Friends and relatives earning year In the Lincoln P. T. arei Invited to call. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Davis of A. resulted Monday In Mr. A. H. JChrlBtensen becoming presi- Pocatello. Idaho, are guests at Mrs. Bunnell's home. Mrs. Davis dent; Mrs. 1. J. Burr, Mrs. A. V. Washburn, his- Is a daughter. torian; A. B Taylor, second vice; Miss Edith Marsh, secretary. Will Mrs. Kina B. Stratton, former president and In charge of the Lost Books annual election meeting, reports anl unusually fine program durDamaged and lost books Will be no loss to the Sharon stake ing the session. Avnong the numbers presented seminary if plans for paying for were boys quartette by Don them go over as expected. Starring Rosemary, Lola and liowleyy Frank Keele, Merrill FaiTvy; and Gordon HanBen, ac- Priscilla Lane, with Gale Page companied by Carol Keele! a assisting, a show Four Daughters will be presented at LinCostumes In Society reading, udltorlum Monday by Raymond Partridge; an ad- coln dress, Child Guidance by Deon April 17 In the afternoon to Hawkes; shop demonstration di- which all seminary students rected by Mr. Davies, and assist- especially and all others are announces Miss Eileen Jex' ed by Omar Hansen, Daryl It Is your opportunity to help Hawes, Dean Phillips, Shirley Ekins, Paul Foote, and Wayne us find funds for this project she states. Blair. n- Pay For ''T SWA , i wblcb aUo ) THE LANDSCAPE (By Roy E. N MsVv ya the Ovum I UP C3XAN aeoer, Mrs. Mary H. Bunnell of 1 XXx , ntl60 and -- open-hous- Honored Till April 22 all tbofc lK The largest gain in membership in the P.T.A. Council of the Alpine School District Voice of Sharon Show Passes roxmity. Sssersf MAKE P.T.A. RECORD II -- BEAUTIFYING a yabealtby SHARON PARENTS report their findings. More than 200 of the 400 acres of berries on Provo bench wete meeting. represented at the Frank J. Earl, president of the Provo chamber, Victor C. Bird, chairman of the agricultural committee, and Clayton Jenkins, chamber secretary, represented Provo. Pleasant Grove was represented by a large delegation of growers. only beauty u e Another meeting was set tot Monday night, April 1? at which time the special committee will aB :rjrocH ... Pleasant Grove, and surrounding areas, at a meeting nesday night, sponsored by .the Chambers of Commerce of Orem and Provo, and presided over by Alvin Lunceford, with Ray loveless conducting the discussions. lems. GETS RESULTS Si'S""-- highway, according to Rulon S. Paint-uPlant-uBacking up the annual Clean-uWest, special traffic police ofand Fix-u- p campaign under way this week in Orem, the ficer, who reaffirms bis intention Chamber offered complete cooperation to Roy E. Parks, of bringing every violator of chairman and his helpers in putting over the work. Trucks speed limits, stop signs, and will call today at residences in Sharon and tomorrow, Sat- school zones before Orem's new urday, in Windsor, to take rubbish away to the dump justice, Hugh Vern Wentz. Fines were Imposed this week grounds. Be ready for them, asks Mr. Park. on the following batch of speedp, toGotlUnet Wed- The year has been a very successful one, she reports, but Sharon tops the record, haring the largest percentage of parents enrolled among all the units of the district, Mrs. Leo Meredith, president of the Council, directed the meeting, and reports were also heard from the various chairmen 01 committees. Mrs. Thomas Walker of Pleasant Grove, reported the adult education program which had been successfully carried out giving to hundreds of adults varied programs In the local units. Mrs. Elroy West of Pleasant Grove reported every uait In the Alpine district had access to the official magazine. Physical examinations and the Bummer round-u- p program was declared successful by Mrs. Loy Doss, schpol nurse of Orem, who .announced plans already under way for this year's examination in all schools of the district. All present officers were reelected for the coming year. An expression of appreciation for their labors was given by Superintendent David Mitchell. Greetings were also brought from the state congress of P. T. A.'s, by Mrs. E. Lk Aiken of Provo, who Invited all to attend tha State Congress In Salt Lake City April 21 and 22. Alpine Connell members have been asled to act as hostesses at this state convention. JUSTICE WENTZ (By Jena V. Hansen) 5000 cases of berries were needed foMheSalt Lake market, and 5,100 cases arrive, the market is shattered such wa3 the verdict expressed by 150 "growers from Orem, problem facing berry growers Is wrapped up In the problem of surplus, most of the discussion Indicated. Surplus berries can be disposed of In a number of ways, It was pointed out: 1. By Cold Pack, with the Utah Cold Storage people coming Into the picture. 2. By export to other centers such as at Denver, or Butte or Great Falls, either by train or by truck, with the Timpanogos Marketing association being subjected to numerous questions by growers. 3. By dumping the surplus Into the street or doing away wit. It in some manner other than marketing It. This solution depends entirely upon 100 per cent membership in some organization acting for both the Growers and the Marketing associations. . Fireworks punctuated the discussions at times during the conference but finally unanimous approval was gained to the appointment of a committee to Inof vestigate the possibilities merging all Interests Into one organization. The committee named was headed by Roy Gappmeyer, with James G. Stratton, Cliff Tomlinson, Fred Culmer, and George Stratton as members. They are to Interview both the Utah Storage people and the Timpanogos Marketing association, to endeavor to find some feasible method of solving these prob- f 1.50 per year -- in advance Directors Push Toward Canyon Road Improvements Results are following Orem's early Membership Drive Now Ready; Committees Named drive for safety on the stats "If T-- SUBSCRIPTION FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1939 2 Page P. T. A. To Elect Monday Union Meetings Sunday, April 16 Election of Officers for the Page P. T. A. will take place Monday, at 8 p. m. when the annual meeting convenes. Other business matters will also be cared for during the session. Mrs. Effle Plnegar will be In charge of the meeting. All patrons are urged to attend. Sharon stake union meetings are set for Sunday, April 16 at 2 p. m. In the Lincoln high school auditorium, for the following organizations: (All stake and ward officers should attend) : Relief Society, Primary, Genealogical Committees, High Priests and Seventies Quorums. Park, Chairman of Clean-u- p Committee) Beautiful home surromd-ing- 3 are sweeping the counOrem must also become try. j conscious of this state-wid- e attempt to beauty our homes and community. The eyes of the world are turned upon Utah, and upon this community, for World Fairs, both East and Weat, are causing people to travel more man ever before, and they are coming through Utah. Then too we have our own Centennial coming to this state in 1947. Its not too soon to start planning, and planting, and making our surroundings something we will be proud to show. We have superior fruits, vegetables, flowers and shrubs, a more generous planting of trees will welcome the and Bhrubs weary traveller after many miles of desert, as he approaches our future Garden City of Orem. Remember too that one chief factor In attracting enterprises to our community Is civic pride, and. that means flowers, a continuous showing of blooms, the result of wise choice an annuals, perennial, by home lovers and garden clubs. Clean-u- p only goes tne first of course, step. Lets (clean-ubecause beauty cannot exist with a background of dirt, refuse, n fences, and yards. This week Is the week to do our cleaning up. But our work Is only begun with this weeks work accomplished. Next week I hope to present some Ideas on flowers and shrubs and what to select for bur permanent beautification program In Orem. p, Honor Where Honor is One (Contributed) Have you observed Orems Junior Police at work? The Voice of Sharon has, once before, called attention to these Junior Police, working: under the direction of Marshall Bishop of Orem and sponsored by the Scera I want to add my evidence that these management. a are doing mighty fine job. boys Who among us have not noticed their effectiveness ia caring for cars as they are being parked at the shows and other entertainments at Lincolrv auditorium ? Night after night, even during cold, bitter weather, these boys re found at their posts, policing cars, watching that no vandalism occurs, while you and I are all enjoying the show. Damage to cars and to property has been almost nil since the organization of our Junior Police. They are like good scouts, serving without pay, and daily doing their good turn. Next time you come to park at Lincoln high school end you are greeted by one of these genial scouts, why not say a word of appeciation, or give a smile or kind word to these boys? It will brighten your own soul as Above all, why not well as give them encouragement. wherever to they may direct you. cheerfully agree park The parking regulations have been worked out together with Mr. Bishop, to give safety, with least annoyance to those in the show. Your cooperation will be appreciated, and you yourself will benefit. At present the following boys make up the staff of Junior Police: Dan Newell, Darrell Haws, Wallace .Morganson, Wayne Blair, Frank Keele, Max Edwards, Jack Rohbock, Reed Morganson, and Frank Rohbock. torn-dow- Ill-ke- pt Scera to Entertain Aaronic Priesthood Winners Boys who were winners In the Aaronic Priesthood contest will be guests of Scera at the Theatre party next Tuesday and Wednesday evening at the showing of Suez. The announcement of winners was made by Osoar H. Anderson, Stake Aaronic Priesthood chair- man: Grand View deacons. Pleasant View teachers and deacons. Timpanogos deacons. Lake View deacons and teachers. Sharon teachers. Vineyard teachers. The winners were successful In having 100,'- - present at the stake priesthood conference. The quorum presidents or secretaries will please see Miss Cook, Monday or Tuesday at the Scera ofcards for fice to obtain pass j their quorums. p, p, Seeking a better road up the canyon, he Orem Chamber of Commerce met this week with the Provo Chamber to find ways and means of getting much needed improvements under way. Other towns are also cooperating, and a first meeting held Wednesday was attended by civic club and reclamation nationsl forest officials. The Orem chamber ia also definitely out in front In seeking to better the marketing facilities for strawberries and raspberries In Utah county. A meeting Wednesday night at Timpanogos hall is reported elsewhere, and was attended by representatives from both Provo and Orem Chambers. Clifton Pyne was named chairman for the annual membership drive. Details will be worked out soon and Mr. Pyne will then announce his plans. An expression of fellowship and good will to the Business men's organization was made by several speakers, and a sincere desire to cooperate with them was noted by the meeting. Assignment of chairmen to the various committees, tentatively agreed upon previously, was approved unanimously at the meetAlvin ing: Lunceford, agricul ture; George Brewer, new Industries; A. P. Warnlck, education and entertainment; Oral DeLr nge parade' and floats; George Stratton and D. Orlo Allen, publicity; Clifton Pyne, membership; Baxter, roads and sidewalks; Charles A. Robbing, businessmen. Colorful Features Mark Sharon Gold and Green Ball Crowning Miss Dorothy Trot-teGold and queen of the Green by the king, Grant Elliott. f the Edgemont hall, marked this annual event another milestone in the social and entertainment history of Sharon stake M. I. A. The floor show presenting dances and the M. I. A. fox trot, with all wards participating gave an added zest to the entire n- orl-glni- al evening. The Gleaner waltz, in which the atakfc king and queen, attended by seven other kings and queens from the seven wards of the stake, brought, color and beauty to the stake Gold and Green" ball beyond anything possible In a single ward. New Beauty Shop At Orem Congratulations to Miss Helen Park of Orem who has opened up a new beauty shop this week are being received from her many friends. The first hearty public acknowledgement came from the Orem Business men's club who welcomed her into their ranks, Tuesday night at their regular meeting, along with Mrs. Burge, representing the Quality Feed store, another new acquisition to the town. sters, with suspended amounts being held in abeyance pending a second violation within a year, when the suspended fine will have to be paid along with tbs new one: L. E. Arnold, 10, 10. A. R. Bird, E. W. Lancaster, 20. William Shelton, 20, 15 sus- pended. Joseph De Witt, pended. H. A. Bidwell, 20, $15 sus20. Richard J. Southerland, 5 suspended. H. R. Boijolle, 15, $5 pended. tis. sus- W. B. Shipp, 15. A. H. Bogler, 10. 10 susD. G. Harris, 15, pended.' Laura Banner, 15, 5 suspended. R. W. Moore, 15, $5 sus- pended. D. G. Blatter, 25, $15 sus pended. Our Hymns Theme At Edgemont M. I-- A. An interesting M. I. A. program was presented Tuesday evening, in the Edgemont ward chapel, under the direction of Mrs. Effle Plnegar, "An Evening with Our Hymns being the theme. The history of the hymn. "Come Come Te Saints, waa given by Mrs. Effle Plnegar, and was sung by Mrs. Bertha Yeates, and Mrs. Afton Penrod, accompanied by W. M. Vernon at the organ. Miss Lorna Mecham gave a brief history of the hymn O My Father", after which Mr. and Mrs. Vernon gave a beautiful interpretation of it, as n organ and piano duet. an"School Thy Feelings other great hymn, was given by Mrs. Plnegar. Congregational singing was under the direction of Mrs. Bertha Yeates and Mrs. Afton Penrod. Sharon Meetings Announced Sharon ward Sunday School at 10 a. m., and Priesthood meeting follows Immediately afterward, about 11 a. m. The Sacrament meeting commences at 7.30 p. m. and will feature a program prepared and presented bj B. Y. U. students, announces Bishop E. E. Twlt-checommences ll. Orem Drug Robbed Orem Drug was robbed Monday night, evidently by some drug fiends who couldn't do without their favorite dope any longer. Government narcotic Inspectors went ovef the store Wednesday, finding plenty of evidence. Cide LInebaugb, proprietor, reports losses not very great, nothing else being touched but the drugs. |