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Show THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1966 PLEASANT GROYE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1966 i 11 p AT mm SUPREME SNAX, 3 pkgs. for 95c PEAS & CORN, Frozen, 7 pkgs. FROZEN GRAPE JUICE, 7 cans RUSSET POTATOES, 201b. ORANGES, Pound Ttr 95c $00 59c 10c FRUIT DRINK, 46 Oz., 3 cans SALAD DRESSING, Qts 89c 39c BUTTERMILK BREAD, 3 Loaves F TOMATO JUICE, 46 Oz., 3 for 89c WHOLE FRYERS, Lb. 29c CUT-UP FRYERS, Lb. 33c SLICED BACON, Ji..i..0-c Como in and Chock Our Every Day Low Prices m Funeral Services Salt Lake Trade For Jill Unthank Tech to Start Held on Saturday Courses on Jan. 3 Nice Weather Lasts All of Weather Week; Forecasters Say Change Due Funeral Services Held Sunday For Kristy Kohler Funeral services in tribute to Kristy Kohler, 2-day old , daughter of Bud W. and Glenna Lindsay Kohler of Pleasant,, Grove, were held Sunday, Nov. 27 at 1:00 p.m. in the Olpin-Sundberg Olpin-Sundberg Mortuary. The child died of natural causes at 4 a.m. November 25 in a Provo hospital. She was born November 23, 1966 in Provo. Pro-vo. Survivors include parents and sisters and brothers, Susan, Vicki, Lynn, Scott, all of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove; grandparents, Mrs. Stella Kohler, Midway, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lindsay,. Pleasant Grove; great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Kohler, Provo. Burial was in the Midway, Wasatch County, cemetery. Orem Loses Game Last Saturday Ogden Champs The unexpected happened at the Utah High School football finals last Saturday at University Univer-sity of Utah Stadium. Ogden, rated as the underdog, came ' from behind in the last quarter to beat favored Orem, 21-13 for the Class A. crown. The Wasatch - Delta contest rated by many as a tossup or at least a shaky win by the Rabbits, went to Delta by a 37-7 rout They beat Wasatch (Heber) Wasps 37-7, played mostly in a snow storm. Ogden players scored first following a play from their own . 34 yard line. Jack Brown broke went 67 yards to pay dirt. Larry Cole kicked the extra point. , Orem scored soon after when Ron Roberts passed to Larry Heaps in the Ogden end zone. Brent Sumner's kick tied things up at 7-7. Orem forged ahead in the third period on a beautiful pass play, Roberts to Tom Peterson. Summer's kick was blocekd, 13-7, 13-7, Orem. Ogden scored twice during the final quarter to ice the contest con-test Brown went 43 yards for the first one and Cole stepped 50 yards for the second. Both plays were through the line. Ken Reeves kicked, both conversions, con-versions, making the finale Ogden, 21; Orem, 13. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS Gary Madsen, classroom tea cher at Central, Is training a fourth and fifth grade chorus to sing at programs later in the school year. The boys and girls practice before school in the mornings. ' ESN . Achievement Tests are currently cur-rently being administered to the students at Central. The fourth graders recently completed com-pleted the Standard Maturity Tests. ESN Miss Betty Olsen was absent from her classroom Wednesday Wednes-day at Grovecrest, due to the death of her mother, Mrs. Roy Olsen of American Fork. ESN- . Four education majors from BYU began teacher training at Grovecrest this week. They are Mary Ann Blair, Yuma Arizona, Ari-zona, fourth grade; Judy Wan-fifth Wan-fifth grade and Linda Peterson, Peter-son, Le Mesa, California, kin- dergarten. -f - ESN Currently teacher training at Valley View from BYU are Diane DeCato, Boston, Mass., fourth grade; Ben Sittetts, Sky Valley, Wyoming, fifth grade, and Camile Robins, Rock Springs, Wyoming, sixth grade. P. . H. S. MEATS' J The basketball team has been chosen for the 1966-67 school year. Viking players are Mike Farr, Robert Richards, Kent Richards, Roy McQuivey, Harold Har-old Newman, Mike Bezzant, Alan Al-an Banks, Mark Bezzant Terry, Mills, Steven Hill, David Thomson, Thom-son, Lynn' Bullock and David Matthews. The Vikings are coached by Jack Hill, varsity t and William Bahr, junior varsity. var-sity. Pleasant Grove's Vikings will tangle with Wasatch on Friday. Fri-day. The game will be held at" the Pleasant Grove High gym. -PGHS- Debators from Lehi took on Pleasant Grove's forensics students stu-dents in a meet on Tuesday. The students are debating on aspects of foreign aid. -PGHS Carson Nehring and Karin Funeral services in memory of Jill Unthank, 7, were held Saturday, November 26, at 11 a.m. in the Manila Ward Chapel under the direction of Robert Monson of ffie Ward Bishopric. Miss Unthank died Novem-ber Novem-ber 22 at 9:30 a.m. in a Salt Lake City hospital of leukemia. Speakers who eulogized the child for her sweet and patient personality were Effie Adams and Harvey E. Smith. Bishops Counselor Monson also spoke words of sympathy and solace. ' Jeanne Walker and JoAnne Brady sang, "Let the Little Children Come," accompanied by Christine Brady. Terry and Irene Jenkins played an organ-piano organ-piano duet, "A Medley." Stanlford Ekins favored with a vocal solo, "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You," accompanied by Lucy Haycock who also played the prelude andpostlude. Family prayer was led by Dayle Smith, Earl M. Matth-' ews asked, the invocation and . bendiction was offered by Floyd Kinsey. Pallbearers were Randy and Niel Smith, Dale Young and Wayne Fitzgerald. Flowers were cared for and arranged by the Manila Ward Relief Society. Soc-iety. Burial was in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery, where Blaine Smith,, dedicated the grave. Miss Unthank was born in Provo, Oct. 13, 1959 a daughter of Kenneth and Gwen Smith Unthank. She was enrolled as. a Second grade student at j Grovecrest School, and also in the Manila Ward Primary and ' Sunday School. Survivors: parents, brother, sister, Douglas, Janet, both of Pleasant Grove; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Unthank, Un-thank, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Heber. Estray liotlce The following estray animals will be sold at public auction . on Dec. 10, at 12:00 o'clock noon at Lindon City Equipment shed 430 South ' 4th- West, lindon, Utah. - --qr'. 1 Sorrel Gelding 1 Sorrel Welsh Pony, gelding. 1 Sorrel Mare, blaze face. 1 Brown gelding. 1 Brown colt, horse. James, Cullimore, Animal Control Officer Lindon City. Phillips were chosen as the Most Preferred Couple at the Pep Club Formal, which was held last week. They were chosen chos-en by the Pep Club Girls at a dinner preceding the dance. -PGHS- New student teachers at PI. Grove High are: Bruce White-marsh, White-marsh, biology; Curtis Peterson, Peter-son, mathe and Seminary; Gary Baugh, English and journalism and Donna Chun, physical education. New courses in electronics, business practice, architectural architectur-al drawing, machine shop and printing will begin Jan. 3 at Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute. In-stitute. ."Students from throughout the state are invited to take the pre-entrance tests, which are part of the enrollment procedure," pro-cedure," said School President Jay L. Nelson. Tests will be given Dec. 6 and Dec. 13 at 8:00 a.m. and Dec. 8 at 5:45 p.m. at the school. They require about four hours to administer. The drafting, business, and machine shop courses are nine months in duration, printing is a 12 month course, and the electronics elec-tronics program requires 18 months of training. Training in electronics is a-vailable a-vailable during day and evening hours. Trade Tech i9 a state-operated school, and residents of nearly every county in Utah are presently enrolled. Tuition for residents of Utah is $48 per quarter. In addition to the classes opening op-ening in January, some new students will be accepted in Trade Tech's auto body painting, paint-ing, auto body repair, auto mechanics, barbering, civil technology, commercial art, cosmetology, chesel mechanics, electricity, marketing, and mechanical me-chanical drafting courses. Card of Thanks We wish to thank everyone who assisted in any way at the passing and services for our beloved be-loved daughter, Jill. Friends, neighbors, relatives and associates all seemed to , know the services to render that helped most during our hours of extreme sorrow. God bless you all. The Kenneth Unthank Family. The storm, predicted to arrive ar-rive in the local area around November 22 didn't materialize In fact weather conditions were on the enjoyable side for most of the. 7-day period, ending end-ing at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28. Thanksgiving Day was almost al-most ideal blue skies, warm sunshine and no wind. Just a lot of Pleasant Grove youngsters young-sters were enjoying their vacation vac-ation playing outside. A weak rainstorm hit the local area last Friday, delivering deliver-ing only 0.01 of an inch of moisture. Otherwise it was a bone-dry seven days. Soon after the weather period per-iod ended, Monday evening, light rain began to fall, and continued most of the night. The measured moisture will appear in next week's report. Skies were still cloudy early Tuesday morning. Weathermen said the light rain might change to snow flurries. It will be cooler, they added. Statistics for the week, ending end-ing at 6 p.m. November 28, 1966: Date November 22 November 23 November 24 November 25 November 26 November 27 November 28 High Low Pre. ..57 31 0.00 , . 45 29 0.00 ,. 43 20 0.00 .. 42 18 0.00 ..42 2 0.01 .. 49 20 0.00 .. 56 27 0.00 Summary. Temperatures: Highest, 57; lowest, 18. Week's average, high, 48; low, 24; mean, 36 degrees. ' Precipitation: For the week, 0.01 of an inch. 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