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Show OKEM-GENSVA TIMES - " Thursday, August 22, 1946 OREM . UTAH 1st show 7:30 2nd show 9:40 Doors open 7 :00 Matinee prices 7 :00 to 7 :S0 Friday and Saturday August 23-24 ONE MORE TOMORROW Ana Sheridan - Dennis Morgan - Jack Sarson Alexis Smith Jane Wyman A mixture of light! comedy, occasional farce and beautifully beau-tifully tender love scenes! Delightful entertainment! and "Lost Lake" Movietone Adventure in Color "Striking Champions" Sport Reel Pathe News Saturday Matinee 1:30 August 24 MARSHALL OF LOREDO Awestern action story featuring Wild Bill Elliott and Little Bever! also . T (seven) Cartoons in Technicolor Special price: 10c to children under 12, others 20c. Free gift of a beautiful picture of Trigger- ROY ROGERS King el thi Cowboys TRIGGER Thi Smartest Horss is ths Movits , I I ins aminesi nam u uii nanu W flu f ,f J GEORGE "GABBY HAYES and I v f"' DALE EVANS with JACK HOLT t , t I mi RflR NOLAN and f X ind BOB NULAN and rue cnu nc tuf Pinurrnc Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. Aug. 26-27-28-29 Premier Run in Utah and Featurette G. I. WAR BRIDES Anna Lee and James Ellison k delightful comedy that will provide laughs for every-3ne! every-3ne! Admission: 20c, 25c; 40c, from 7:00 to 7:30. 20c, 35c, 50c, after 7:30. ALL WORK GUARANTEED For One Year Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair New And Used Watches Guns Jewelry LOANS ON VALUABLES Owned and Operated by an Ex-Serviceman FROVO LOAN AND JEWELRY GO, Phone 573 51 North Univ. Ave. GLASSES Craftsman-Made Factory to You SCERA CHATTER The release of Republic's newest new-est picture MY PAL TRIGGER, brings a new epoch in extra ordinary fine pictures. No matter mat-ter how young you are or how old you are, you will leave the theatre realizing that you have been fruly entertained 1Thet story is interesting from start to finish and touches the heart of everyone although the picture pic-ture is filled with merriment, song and comedy! For several yeas Republic has made the announcement that Trigger was the "smartest horse in Movies". It takes this picture to prove that statement. Therte is also introduced for the first time two colts of Trigger Trig-ger that are mighty smart too. It is no wonder that Parent's Magazine has given to the picture pic-ture its highest award of the best family film for September. We feel mighty proud that the Scera Theatre was chosen to give the premier showing of this picture in the State of Utah. P. T. A. organizations, schools, and churhes throughout the land have been petioning Hollywood Holly-wood to eliminate murder mysteries mys-teries and horror pictures which picture shows have found so profitable. We hope that the people of our community will show appreciation by attending this program. Republic pictures are offer-a offer-a total of $1,000 in prizes for the best names submitted for the newly born twin colts of Trigger, "Smartest Horse in the Movies". Any boy or girl who desires to enter this contest may obtain blanks by attending either one of the performances of MY PAL TRIGGER, next week. The contest closes December De-cember 31, 1946. A free picture of Trigger with Roy Rogers will be given to any boy or girl attending the Saturday matinee, August 24. Eunice R. Terry Funeral Service Largely attended nd impressive impres-sive funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Timpanogos ward chapel for Eunice Rasmus-sen Rasmus-sen Terry, 50, wife of Charles D. Terry, who died in her sleep early Friday morning from a heart attack. Bishop C. Wilford Larsen of Geneva ward conducted con-ducted the service. Mrs. Mary Rowley played processional and recesslona1 music. The speakers were former bishops, Boyd C Davis and Boy H. Gappmayer, with closing remarks re-marks by Bishop Larsen. Harold Baker offered prayer in the home; James C. Jensen the invocation at the service. Frampton Collins, the benedic tion, and the grave at Prove Burial park was dedicated by Ivern Pyne. The following nephews ; of Mrs. Terry acted as pallbearers. Sterling and Herbert aten, Loy and Leonard Rasmussen. Max Pyne and Leon Nielsen. The Relief society chorus, of which Mrs. Terry had been en active member for many years, sang the opening numbed ''Peace I Leave With You", led by Mrs Hazel Liston, with Mrs. Emily Anderson accompanist. The Geneva ward quartet, composed of Arthur Shepherd, Dee Adams Moroni and James C. Jensen sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour". Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graff sang "Teach My Soul to Pray" and Moroni Jensen sang, "Going Home" as the closing number, accompanied by Mrs. Melba irne. Eunice Rasmussen Terry war born March 19, 1896, at Robert- son, Wyoming, to George and Mary Kimber Rasmussen. In 1919 she moved with her par ents to Orem, and on April 4 1934 married Mr. Terry in the Salt Lake temple. She has al- The picture is in color and caniways been active in LDS church 1 A 1 1 1 . . a 1 1 ' ,1 t 1 be taken home and framed. SHARON A large crowd attended the sacrament meeting Sunday evening eve-ning which was under the direction direc-tion of the Sunday school sup-eruitendency. sup-eruitendency. T teen-age talk was givei by Betty Janes; a trumpet solo by Leo Vernon, accompanied by W. M. Vernon. Speaker was Carol tions on a proper way- to teach H. Mangum of Richfield, ex-bish4a class, which was interesting. op of the Widsoe ward and com pleted a 3-year mission in California. Cali-fornia. Leroy Mangum was released from superintendent of Junior Sunday School. He has been serving in this capacity for nearly near-ly 3 years. Brother Kent Watts was sustained as superintendent of the Junior Sunday School. Alice Watts has been released from her duties in the ward. She is leaving for Oregon to teach school. The youth leadership meet- The youth leadership meeting meet-ing was held at the home of Bishop Finch, Monday night. B. M. Jolley of Vermont ward gave some methods and sugges- work, especially In Sunday school and Relief society, Surviving are her husband and one daughter, Verla Mary Terry, both of Orem, and the following step-children; Mrs Olive Mohlman, Seattle; William C. Terry, Murray; Mrs. Lillian Prince, Mrs. Emma Lucile Burr and Mrs. Hazel Peterson, all of Orem, and Mrs. Merle Halladay Provo. Watermellon was served to 22 people. Sunday night meeting will be held under the direction of Bishopric, with the service men and women furnishing the pro gram. The Sharon ward relief soci ety will hold their teacher social at Canyon Glen, 'August 30, If it is a good day; otherwise they will hold it at Eleanor Bishop's home, time, 2 o'clock. All ladies wishing to know what to take will, please contact Mrs. Erma Josie Each one take own dishes and all ladies who haven't a way, be at the church and they will be taken care of. 1 , 1- "Clopey" Washable, 36 inch WINDOW SHADES 56c "Perfection" Double Action DUST MOPS 1.95 "Spring Air", Staple Cotton FELT MATTRESS 29.50 Hardwood Finished STUDENT DESKS 14.95 Beautifully Hand-Rubbed Walnut SECRETARY DESKS .... 79.95 ' MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST 161 West Center in Provo and 273 South Main in Salt Lake. 0. RULES LISTED FOR OREM GARDEN CLUB FLOWER SHOW Plans for the annual flower show of Orem Garden club are progressing nicely with the fol lowing committees named: Irene Trucsanski, Luzon Crosby, Wei- don Carroll and Bish Farley, general committee; O. H. Anderson Ander-son and Ethel Pyne, advertising; Mr. and Mrs. Victor C Anderson, Ander-son, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Holda-way Holda-way and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon, properties; Mrs. Tux- csanski, Mrs. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. W. Reed Nuttall and Mrs. Ludwig Poulson, receiving, plac ing and classification; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mayor J. W. Gillman, Mrs. C. Lucius Laudie, M. D. Wallace and Mrs, C. E. Wilberg, reception; W. M. Keller, George Soffe, Charles Rohbock, Judging; Lola Fowlke, Eva Gillespie and Lorna May-cock, May-cock, awards; Catherine Harps, show secretary. Rules of Show 1st All flowers exhibited must be grown by exhibitor. 2 Flowers of all Kinds may be shown whether listed or not, 3 Foliage and other flowers may be used in artistic arrange ments, but one flower must pre dominate. 4 Exhibitors will be limited limit-ed to one specimen variety per class, but may enter as many varieties as desired in a class. 5- All entries must be checked check-ed by receiving committee be fore being placed. 6 Containers will be furn ished by the committee for any specimen entry. For baskets, vases and special displays, entrant must bring own container. The show committee assume? no responsibility for loss or breakage, but every precaution will be taken to protect exhibitors. exhibit-ors. 7 Membership olfained at the show (if not before) to the Orem Flower Garden Club will entitle exhibitors to compete foe all special prizes. Program Receiving entries 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Placement and classification 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Judging 12 Noon. Show open to public 4:30 p. m. on through evening jtnd Tuesday, September 3. Children's Department A novel feature of the show will be the contest for children to be held at 0 p.m. on Monday It will include artistic arrangement arrange-ment and Hollyhock dolls. Any flower may be used that is available. avail-able. Each child must bring his own flower container. Prizes will be awarded. All children are invited to participate. A considerable amount of cash as well as numerous offers of planting material has been set aside for awards in both the show and the children's contest Each child who enters will receive re-ceive a choice perennial plant from the gardens of Luzon Crosby Cros-by and Irene Turcsanski. Kirthday Party Honors Rulene West - little Miss Kutene west was honored Saturday afternoon on her sixth birthday with a birth day party at her home. Gall Burninghant and Connie West led in clever games and refreshments refresh-ments were served to Sandra Pederson, Eugena Bliss, Rodney Carter, Annette Aikeni Herbert Aiken, Dixie Grange, Charlee Aiken, Maxine Duke, Murine Duke, Mary Jane Duke, Glenda Grange, Francis Burningham. Kathleen Aiken and Janlc Gordon. FOLKS WHO ALWAV'ri THINK ABOUT NOaODV'l taut intnou.ve-3 usuml-LV usuml-LV END UP WITH ONLY ONE rRlCNO .4 A. D., 1946 at the Orem City Hall at Orem .City, County of Utah, State of Utah at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M., a public hear ing will be held relative to the Question of amending the present pres-ent zoning ordinance so -as to permit residential use of lots, sub-divided or sold which have been "recorded prior to the passage and adoption of the present zoning ordinance, which have a width fronting on the street of not less than, three rods provided that the area regu lations pertaining to width of front, side and rear yard being maintained. . According to the provision of the present toning ordinance. Said proposal for the amend ment of the present zoning ord inance has been submitted by the Orem City planning and zoning commission and passed upon by the Orem City Council. Every person present shall have an opportunity to be heard concerning con-cerning said ordinance, ,? This notice is given in accord ance with title 15-8-100 of the Utah Code annotated for 1943, and the Orem City, Ordinance No . 74, article II section, 4, subparagraph (3). ORLAND E. PYNE, Clerk of Board of . Adjustment ; , Published, Aug, 15, 22, 29, 1948 Luncheon Honors Mrs. Gerri Patten Honoring Mrs. Gerri Patten, who recently moved to Orem from Baltimore, Maryland, Mrs. Stephen Novakovich entertained entertain-ed at a bridge-luncheon, Friday at her home in Christeele Acres. Other guests included Mrs. Leland Brooks, Mrs. J. Erval Christensen, Mrs. Donald Dixon, Mrs. Richard A. Brewer, Mrs. William A. Cox and Mrs. James Norton. Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Brooks received the game awards. Mr. and Mrs. Patten came to Utah recently, as Mr. Patten is connected with Geneva Steel Company. Mrs. Patten is a talented tal-ented musician, having a lyric soprano voice. Rosa Mae Finch Sets Nov. Wedding Date An announcement of interest is the engagement of Miss Rosa Mae Finch, daughter of Mrs. Ethel D. Finch and the late Bishop J. H. Finch of Sharon ward, to Ray Dean Gurr, son of Mrs. Letha Gurr and the late Bishop Wilford Gurr of Nevada. The marriage date has been set for November in the Salt Lake temple. Miss Finch is a graduate of Lincoln high school and Sharon stake seminary and has attended the Brigham Young university Mr. Gurr has attended the Y and the University of Southern California. He served three years In the marine corps, two of which were spent in the South Pacific. He plans to attend BYU this season. ONE spraying of Berlou stops moth damage for 5-years or Berlou pays the ramage. Protect Pro-tect your clothes, furniture, rugs, woolens, with Berlou. B&H PHARMACY. As one friend to another. , remember it takes more care to keep eggs fresh in hot weather. To be assured of eggs that will sell quickly. . . buy quality feeds from BUNKER'S. We have prices that are sure to please. . .offer friendly, courteous service. BUNKERS Phone Provo 01GR-3 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice of Public Hearing to the citizens of Orem City and all parties having any interest In anyway in .the zoning regula tions of Orem City. Notice is hereby given that en the 3rd day of September NOTICE ' TO CREDITORS " In the matter 6f the estate of Francis James Thomas, deceased Creditors will present claims under oath, with, vouchers, to the undersigned adminlstrtrtor of said estate at his residence at 211 East 1st North Sereet, Provo, Pro-vo, Utah, on or before , the 14th day of October, 1940. ARTHUR BLAINE THOMAS . Administrator of. said estate.' -, 3. RULON MORGAN, f Attorney for said ad mlnstrator, No. 8 West Center St, Provo, Utah. Publication dates: August fl, 16, Z3, 911, 1U40. NOTICE TO. CREDITORS Sstate of Babette Rleske, otherwise known as Mrs, Sam uel Rleske, deceased Creditors will present claims with couch- ers to the . undersigned at the law office of Maurice Haraing 232 West Center Street, Provo, Utah, on or before December 10th- 1946. - 4 DANIEL RIESKE, r ...... Executor. . 23 30, 1946. Publication dates: August 9, 16, SUMMONS IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY. LEONARD GILBERT MITCH ELL and LOLA H. MITCHELL, MITCH-ELL, his wife; EMMA MARSHALL MAR-SHALL CHRISTIANSEN and RENA COLLEEN MARSHALL; MARSH-ALL; and WILFORD ABBOTT AB-BOTT and LARETA ABBOT, his wife, . r , , h -'.,' Plaintiffs, W 4 ! vs I" ' ' - CARRIE E. HARP, and all other ' persons unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, or interest in-terest in, or lien upon the real 'property described In the complaint, adverse to plaintiffs' plain-tiffs' ownership or clouding Plaintiffs' title thereto, ' T ' Defendants, THE STATE OF UTAH TO , SAID DEFENDANTS: 'You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon" up-on" you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty thir-ty days after service, and defend de-fend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, Judgment will be rendered agains you according to the demand de-mand of the complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. ' This action is brought to quiet the plaintiffs' titles to three parcels of land In Utah County Utah,: all three parcels being embraced in the following description, des-cription, to wit: x Commencing at the northeast corner of Block 97, Plat 'A", Provo City Survey of Building Lots; thence south 12 rods: thence west 234.90 feet; thence north 6V4 rods; thence east 1 rod; thence north 6 rods; thence east 3 rods; thence south lA rod; thence east 168.90 feet to the beginning. Dated; August 13, 1946. P. O. Address; Box 403, Provo, Utah. , MAURICE HARDING, , i -. Attorney for the Plaintiffs. 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