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Show tHU&SDAY, mil 23, 1954 pUaunt caovi krvitW, kiauni ct&a, utah Thursday, april 23, t964 PuMUhftcJ trtry Thuridoy of Plooionr Grove, Utah Entered ot tho post office In Pleasant Grove, Utah, as second doss moll matter under the oct of Congress of March 3, 1 879 A. I. Gibson Editor-Publisher Jock S. Poee ........ Manager Karl Banks News Editor Editorial ... LATE SPRING, MORE SPEED No doubt the spring of 1964 will go into the record books as one of the latest In history. Most old timers will odmit that they never saw one like it. Usuolly by the end of the third week In April, trees and shrubs are in leaf, gardens up and growing and early flowers in full bloom. But not this year. All of this adds up to the fact that folks are considerably behind with their spring cleanup and beautification chorus. Conversely but, unfortunately, unwanted grass and unsightly un-sightly and noxious weeds along roads and sidewalks and vacant va-cant lots are getting a head start. Such being the case, Pleasant Grove's beautification program, pro-gram, if it has one, should be getting off the ground without further delay. "A lick in time, kills nine," to paraphrase an old adage, works wonders when the weeds ore tiny. Pleasant Grove is "The Most Beautifully Situated City in Utah County." The good Lord did all that. But we os residents often fail to fulfill the full measure of our Inheritance. A wave of community pride and improvement is evident in many cities of our state. Could it be that we are just a little sluggish in this respect? Let's get the program off the ground. Garden Club Has Annual Hatchery Tour. Sot for Representatives at M 3 b Qnd Game p f. Luncheon Ami I 16 1 The date of May 3 haj been Garden Club persldent Alice Simper and Lucille lliUman, project chairman, were invited to a luncheon at the Ramada Inn in Salt Lake City Thursday, April 16. The lovely affair was sponsored spon-sored by the Sears Roebuck and Co. Stores with headquarters headquar-ters in Chicago. Harry Osgood, Sears Foundation Founda-tion Director and National Com-munlty Com-munlty Planning Director, was the principal speaker. He encouraged en-couraged the Garden Gub presidents pres-idents of the State to ask the people of their communities to help restore and preserve civic pride, to keep their own home grounds and gardens clean and well tended. He said to get the 'Jones's' started and then the rest of the people would keep up with them. Slides were shown of home gardens as well as hospitals, railroad stations, and other public places kept beautiful by. groups working together. Mrs. Simper made a report of the projects the Garden Gub had won cash prizes on, in state competition. A few of the projects now be- ing planned , are a park in Chrisville, more roses planted If you arc a SAFE driver earn the fads about FARMERS fitful: Preferred risks are entitled to big rate savings plus new and broader coverages. Before yee renew folk to w first. Fcraers Insurcaci Croup KEEP FREEDOM 'III YOUR FUTURE WITH C.S. SAVINGS BONDS 1! CLIVE BECK ' Agent 739 East .2nd South SU 5-2172 C4 E A El THE UNITED STATES NAVY BAND 0 o 1 i LIEUTENANT AKTHOfff A. M1TCKEU, DSN i - CON0UCT0 ' En'sham Young University Stadium Fund Benefit DYU Fieldhouse May 9, 1964 2 p.m. end 8:15 p.m. CIT YOUR TICKETS AT SMITH DRUG 10 SOUTH MAIN PLEASANT GROVE 7 n . 1 WLW set for the annual hatchery tour sponsored jointly by the Salt Lake County Fish and ' Game Association and the Utah Department De-partment of Fish and Game. The schedule again calls for the tour to originate at the Scott Avenue Hatchery in Salt Lake City where an Inspection of this facility will be made from 8:00 am. to 9 a.m. Next port of call" will be the Springville Hatchery where an inspection and dedication will be made of the newly built pro- ductlon facilites. From Springville the motorcade motor-cade will proceed to Midway where feeding and hatching operations in general will be explained by department employees em-ployees during the guided tour in the Rose garden and the grounds around the municipal swimming pool planted and landscaped. If you would like to remember remem-ber your loved one with a beautiful beau-tiful rosebush, please get hi touch win Mrs. Simper. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Persons changing amounts of shares, location of water drawn or water rented, must report-same report-same to Watermaster Alroy Gillman, Pleasant Grove Irrigation Irri-gation Co., 115 South 7th East, Telephone 785-2482, Pleasant Grove, Utah, before April 17, 1961 Any water transfers not reported re-ported before the above date cannot be changed. Pleasant Grove Irrigation Co. : by H.S.Walker, Secretary Publ. Dates;, April 2, 9, 16, 1964 of this largest of the states fishery fish-ery production stations. Here also refreshments will be served ser-ved by the sponsoring sportsman sports-man organization. Last stop will be the Kamas Hatchery on Beaver Creelc where callers may view the large rainbow brood trout as they inspect this station. Spokesmen again noted that everyone is welcome to Join the tour which has proven to be an informative and enjoyable outing out-ing to individuals and family , alike during the past several years. They said the hatcheries hatcher-ies are now at peak production levels in preparation for the planting seasons ahead. . . , Count On It Things happen when you call Long Distance People are surprised. They call others to the phone. You ask yourself why you ' waited so long to visit You dont need a special occasion to call Long Distance. 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T"E ; f 1 WEST MAIN MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE J- 4 i::ai diaotir iru MiMtna W IIIWI VUUnillRlMIMM .3W 10 i::ch nmnn 12 i::ch iAnEi........6 PLANT PICK-UP .C SATURDAYS 8 a.m. to NOON WIN WITH MITCH Utah Deserves the Best MITCHELL TGI' TTTnUT 11 in in. 11 . 11 11. 1-11 XJLJLiJUJLXJJLJL IS THE MAN Republican Candidate for Governor of Utah m 10 pi 1 J' i A a mmbf of UnlvmHy Utah Boards of Rtgtnt tinco 1 961, ond through hit torvico in ' our state kaiilaturt, Milch Molich . ha bom a major forco in obtain-1 ' ing noodod funds for our Khoolt. and wniyorsitits. Instrumental In advancing tho power and storago utilization of tho Colorado Rivor, Mitch Molich has helpod mako Utah a leader in the mining Industry; has led in de veloping thet multi-vse of state land for scenic, recreational and economic purpose. ft;: 4 I During hit thirty years of public service In Utah, Mitch Melich hat advocated balanced state budgets. budg-ets. He was the original sponsor of the Legislative Council whose work has resulted In improved legislation. Mitch Melich is young, vigorous, an experienced administrator ! JN PUBUC SHVtCI . Soord of Rtgmtt, Unfvertity of Utah, member since 1961 Utah Mining Association, president, 1963 ' RpvUicaa National ComnurlMmen for Utah Utah Heart Association, director, 1963 Honorary Coiontts Advisory Corps, Utah Notional Guard University of Utah Development rend, member, 1 937-60 Utah State Senator, 1943-50 - Republican minority leoder, Utah Stale Senate. 1 94? Utah Municipal league, director, 1943-49 Utah legHlottve Council, 1949-34 Utah Woter and Power loard, 1947 ColorodoKver Commission of Utah, 1945-47 ' IN LAW Vntverslty of Utah Law School, graduate 1934 Utah State lor and American Bar Association, member Grand County Attorney, 1941-42, 1949-39 Cry Attorney efMeab,1935 , INBUSIrCSS Consultant, Athrt Minerals, 1962 to present Uranium Reduction Co., president ond director, 1954-62 Ulex Exploration Company, 1952-62 First Security lank of Utah, Soard member since 1 962 Ideal National Insurance Company, director since 1 95 7 Republicans Attend Mass Meetings April 27. Make your vote count. A Self-made Man , Mitch Melich was born In Bingham Canyon, Utah, February 1, 1912. His father died when Mitch woe 10 yean old, and Mitch has been self-supporting ever since. He started selling newspapers, later worked at the Utah Copper Company mine, earning hit tuition for college. After receiving his law degree from the University of Utah, he married Coris M. Snyder of Salt Lake dry. Ha established a law practice In Moab, Utah, where he also became active in business, legislation and civic activities. He end Mrs. Melich now live in Salt Lake City. They Iwve four children. , Mitch Melkhhat been a Utah dtuen and Utah U3der oD his life. ' J '4, 41 .. . 4t Mf0 AMERICAN FORK PHONE SX 6-3547 |
