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Show TOE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD . we spending 'M ten days , - iefc MB The VFW is sponsoring a donkey softball game here Tuesday, Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. at the North Park with Bill Avcrett chairmaning the event. Always a riot in entertain-ment, the players will be com-posed of members of the Lions club, including Charles Lewis, Ashley Graham, Kay Johnson, Jim Damico, Roy Johnson, Jeff Miner, Ben Killpaek, Marvin Warren, Joe Miller, Arvil Clark, Carl Curtis and Don Watts. They will play the all-st- ar citi-zen's team of Bob Bringhurst, Bud Schardine, Floyd Graves, Jess Barton, Bob Snow, Mur-ray Peay, Fred Diamond, Lewis Bird, Bill Jones, Virl Child. Scorekeeper, Platte Watts. An-nouncer, Edgel Oldroyd. Little League association players have been selling cer-tificates for merchandise do-nated by the local business houses which will be given to the lucky winners during the game. These merchants are listed in the donkey softball ad-vertisement in today's paper. Mr. and Mrs. Maeser Cran-da- ll and daughter Camilla and Mrs. Anna Warren of Salt Lake City were among n people here to see Kolob stake's presentation of Prom-ised Valley Saturday evening. Mich., relatives in Mapleton visiting Prove. They have been of Mr. and Mrs. house guests and with his Wilhs Harmer parents in Provo. The fast pace of modern much to do with living has the high cost. More than 100 families in the country were virtually wiped out last year by a single sweep of fire through their homes. MAPLETON NEWS . feast was enjoyed byAthe mothers and daughters Ward Relief of the Mapleton Society Wednesday evening where were entertained by and ng the original poems lyrics read by Mrs. and hei Greenwood Thayne Sinrens1dfntUM.-s- . Lois Barthol-ome- w introduced the program. Mr and Mrs. Reed Clegg and Kenneth and family Connie, Marsha of Iron fountain. 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Final swim meet here Sat., 9 a.m. Springville Seals swim team defeated Clearfield 208 to 195 in an exciting meet at Park Ro She Sat. Clearfield lead by 3 points through the final event. Saturday, Aug 26 the Seals will swim against the North-cre- st Country Club in a meet at 9 a.m. here. This will con-clude the summer meets and officers express thanks to all who have made it a real suc-cess. yjewi rioted . . . Mr. and Mrs. Kent C. Cran-- dall have enjoyed a visit the past two weeks from Mrs. Crandall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thornton of Council Bluffs, Iowa who also visited relatives in Salt Lake. They were accompanied home by a son and a daughter who have been working during the sum-mer here and in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mc- Gregor (Delia Mae Holmes) and three children have been visiting in Springville with her parents Mrs. Frank Holmes. Mr. McGregor has gone on to Oakridge, Tenn., on business. Want to bowl? Anyone interested in bowling or subbing in the Art City Ladies' league is asked to get in touch with Louise Young, secretary of the league. Play will open Monday, Aug. 28, at 9:15 p.m. Lady bowlers meet today Springville women's bowling association will meet today, Aug. 24, at 2 p.m. at the City Park. All former members and prospective new members are invited to attend. The UIBC dues should be paid at this time. Party honors team coaches Parents of the All Stars Pony League team gave a party recently at the ball park fireplace honoring the coaches Gene Averett and Maurice Manwaring. They presented the guests of honor with a scrap-boo- k and served a delicious hamberger supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bringhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Frandsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Russen Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nielson, Mrs. Goldie Van Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wardle, Mrs. Maragaret Hales. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schardine Mr. and Mrs. Averett and Mr. Manwaring. Roger Thorn, governor of the Active 20-3- 0 Central Inter-mounta- in District, and Mrs. Thorn will attend an inter-national meet in Las Vegas this weekend, where he will receive instructions concerning his duties to his district. Ac-companying the Thorns, wall he Mr. and Mrs. Clark- - n, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Boul-ter of Provo. |
