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Show October 13,2010 ffi yiMPANOGOSTOiES , , 3 Elder Sweeten to Speak After Returning From Cambodia Elder Austen Sweeten re-cently returned from the Cam-bodia Phnom Penh Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da-y Saints Elder Sweeten has been serving as a missionary in Cambodia for the last two years. Elder Sweeten is the son of Todd and Fran Sweeten of Pleasant Grove, Utah. Austen returned on Octo-ber 9, 2010 and will be speak-ing on Sunday, October 17, at 11 a.m. in the Battle Creek Ninth Ward church building located at 900 South Loader Avenue, Pleasant Grove, Utah. All family, friends and ac-quaintances of Austen are in-vited to attend. rrffitmuMi Boyd K. Fraughton "Kay" July 11, 1935 -- October 7, 2010 Boyd K. Fraughton "Kay" 1 died peacefully at home on October 7, 2010 surrounded by his loving family. Kay was born on July 11, 1935 in Tabiona, Utah to Oral Stanley "Kay" Fraughton and Edna May Jones Fraughton. Kay married the love of his life Marlene Laycock Fraughton on October 10, 1953 and they had 57 wonderful years to-gether. Kay had a deep love for his family and the out-doors. He was a "Partner" to all and a true old school cow-boy. Kay also had a love for his horses and prided him-self on his horsemanship. He was an accomplished hunter and fisherman and all around outdoorsman. He spent many years raising and running hounds. He always said what amazing people he had met through all of his loves and cherished the friendships he had made over the years. To know Kay is to love him. His charity and kindness to others had no boundaries. Kay had a deep love for the gospel and held many positions in the LDS church over the years. Kay is survived by his wife, Marlene Laycock Fraughton, Kaylene (Alan) Sundquist, Dianne (Phil) Ortega, JoLene (Gene) Ber-nardo, Chad (Jenn) Fraught- - on; 25 grandchildren and 13 Vi great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Henry Sherman and twin grand-daughters, Cori Ann and Stephanie. Funeral services were held Monday, October 11, 2010 at 11 a.m. in the Lin-do- n Second Ward Chapel, 610 West 100 South, Lin-do- n. Family and friends attended a viewing on Sun-day evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Olpin Family Mor-tuary, 494 South 300 East, Pleasant Grove and at the church on Monday one hour prior to services. In-terment was in the Tabiona Red Cliff Cemetery located at 3900 West 5000 North Tabby Lane, Tabiona, Utah, at 2 p .m . Zola Hooley Booth to Celebrate Her 90th Birthday Zola Hooley Booth will be having an open house on her 90th birthday. The celebration will occur on Saturday, Octo-ber 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Jacob's Senior Center, located at 242 West 200 South in Pleasant Grove, Utah. She is looking forward to seeing all of her friends there. Please plan to attend if you are able. k '""-- . x- - ' ... ., ' ' " ... .. ... k. X x- 'x ....... .... The Timpanogos Times is always looking for great Scouting stories. Submit your pack, troop, team, or crew's stories and events for publication in the "Scouting" section of the Timpanogos Times. PG Orchestra Set to Present "Halloween Tales" Pumpkins, hobbits, and pirates -- What do they all have in common? Come find out on Fri- - day, October 22, at 7 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove High School auditorium where the Pleasant Grove Orches- - tra will present "Halloween Tales." This concert will appeal to many tastes and all ages. The music ranges from the light-hearte- d to the clas-sical, from Beethoven to Lord of the Rings. Come join us for some spooky tales and haunting music. The event is free-t-the public. Choir Rehearsals to Begin For Handel's Messiah Choir rehearsals for the Messiah will begin on Sunday, October 17, at 7 p.m. in the choir room at Pleasant Grove High School. Performing Handel's "Messiah" is a tradition for the Pleasant Grove Orchestra and Choir. Everyone, who loves the Christmas season and also loves to sing, is in-vited to come join the choir. The choir is very pleased to have Jim Wil-coc- k conducting again this year. If you have been in his choirs in the past, you know how much fun it is, so don't miss out! The group is also looking for soloists. This year's performance will be held December 3 at the Pleasant Grove High auditorium and will usher in the Christ-mas season. Murder Mystery Makes You Wonder Who The Killer Is i - ? j o i r " J0!Vr -- - by Angie Walker The PG Players are peform-in- g the murder mystery "And Then There Were None" Friday, Saturday, and Monday evenings through October 25 at 7:30 p.m. with a matinee on Saturday, Oc-tober 23, at 3 p.m. Phil Neil and Heidi Lynn Cochran play the hired ser-vants, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. Fred Narracott, the boatman, is played by Marty Cooper and the young and beautiful Vera Clay-thor-by Julia Patch Jolley. Jeff Thompson plays the and flirt Philip Lombard, Bert Fuller, the young and reckless Anthony Marston, and L.D. Weller adds fun to the play as the boisterous drinker William Blore. General MacK-enszi- e, who loves his wife, is The cast of "And Then There Were None" are I to r: Ben Wake, Heidi Cochran, Bert Fuller, Michel Towers, Julia Jolley, Lynne Bauman, Phil Neil, LD. Weller, Jeff Thompson and Dennis Purdie. played by Michel Towers,, the and religious Em-ily Brent by Lynne Bauman, and the overworked Dr. Armstrong is played by Ben Wake. Dennis Purdie, a veteran and audience favorite, plays Sir Lawrence Wargrave. I feel this play is not for younger children, however, Matthew Lemon came to see his grandfather, Ben Wake. "I thought he did really good," he said. Matthew thought the play was really good as well. Mackenzie Fuller, who also came to support a family mem-ber, said, "I thought it was really interesting. I remember reading it as a kid and I couldn't remem-ber the ending. It was definitely a fun end. I really enjoyed it. My brother was in the play, so it was really fun to see it." Brent Holdaway, a Den nis Purdie fan, stated, "We had an invitation to come. Dennis Purdie is one of our friends so we decided to come and en-joy the play. We've come to a number of plays that he's been in and this is just another of the great ones. We always love the plays here. It is always fun. It is kind of one of those theaters that you are up close and per-sonal. It has a nice little hom-ey feeling." Kathryn Little and her husband, Howard, have been directing PG Players for about eight or nine years. She and her husband took over after Carlene Young moved. When asked what her favorite play is, she said, "It is always the one I'm doing now." Kathryn spoke of her involvement, "I love it. This is so cozy and home. It's kind of like our little baby. We're pretty ten-der with it. We watch over it pretty carefully. We love it!" Tickets are $9 for adults and $8 for students and se-niors ($1 less for the matinee). Seating is reserved and tickets may be purchased online at pgplayers.com. The box office will be open for current and future sales on performance nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. This production is sup-ported by a grant from the Pleasant Grove Arts Commis-sion. No babes-in-arm- s or chil-dren under five will be admit-ted. For more information, call 4, visit them on the web at pgplayers.com or email at pgplayerstg'pgplay-ers.com- . "Bezzant" continued from page 2 us at UVSC, soon to be UVU. Besides that, the vast majority of students at UVU were from the local area, compared to BYU where the vast majority of students were residents of other states and countries. The rest is history. What Vice President Brad Norton and his team have done for UVU and the community has been wonderful. It allowed the David O. McKay name to be placed on the building where they train future teachers at UVU. UCCU now has its name on the UVU events center and their multimillion dollar donation will help the university do many good things. The next time any of you see Brad Norton, be sure to thank him for all he has done and does for this community. His service to the Boy Scouts of America is just a small portion of the good he does every day. This is one first class Vice President who uses his influence to "help other people at all times," as the Scouts would say. Senior News Pleasant Grove Jacobs Senior Center - 242 W. 200 S., Pleasant Grove Activities Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Bingo Friday at 1 p.m. Movie Monday at 10:30 a.m. Exercise Class Friday at 10:30 a.m. Exercise Class MENU Wednesday, October 13 Chicken Enchiladas Thursday, October 14 Macaroni and Cheese Friday, October 15 001111(17 Fried Steak Monday, October 18 Corn Chowder Tuesday, October 19 Chicken Strips Wednesday, October 20 Lasagna Thursday. October 2 1 Sweet and Sour Chicken Friday, October 22 Roast Beef Lunch served promptly at noon. Call between 9 a.m. and p.m. to make appointments (801) 785-281- 8 Supgeslcd $2 donation. Meals funded by Suite of Utah Dept. of Human Services. Mounlainland Asse. of Gov., and Pleasant Grove City. Call the day before for reservations. |