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Show OXZlf-GZNSVA TTU23 THURSDAY, AUGUST in , !1 Mr. and Mrs. John Conway and son, John Jr., and Mrs. Ray Atkin of Salt Lake City were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larsen last Sunday. Sun-day. A birthday dinner was served honoring Larry Larsen on his 11th birthday. Mr. .'and Mrs. Lawrence Palmer are leaving Friday for a vacation trip to southern Utah, They will visit with Mr. Palmer's Pal-mer's mother and other relatives relat-ives in Blanding and tour places of interest in the vicinity. Helen Foster was surprised surpris-ed Saturday evening by a party given by a group of her school friends on her birthday. The group went to a show then returned re-turned to her home for refreshments refresh-ments and social chatting and music UTAH VALLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY.. THEY'RE ALL TALKING ABOUT BENNETT'S rt BRAND NEW I . h Ono-dcr-GLO! AND HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY V It's a Gleaming One-Coat Enamel V It dries extra-fast, without running or sagging. V It gives a hard smooth surface' in a high gloss. Will stand repeated cleaning. V You or your painter can do a fast, expert job and It's Yours in Gleaming White or hundreds of (Bolorizer Colors Come in and see them now! QT. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK While Stocks Last 2X4'S ALL LENGTHS No. 3 Common, Old Growth Douglas Fir LINEAR FT. GALVANIZED BARBED WIRE 80 ROD SPOOL $3,25 CALL III TODAY T Utah Valley Builders Supply A D: JOHNSON GILBERT JENSEN 485 North State Orem A. M JOHNSON Phone 0783 Rl PLEASANT VIEW Edna Hums Ktt II I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meilingj have been chosen as teachers for the Special Interest group of the MIA. They are inviting i all adults of the ward to Join the group. j A cottage meeting was held Sunday 'night at the home of Mr.: and Mrs. Byron Farnsworth. j The Boy Scouts are holding an outing this week at Granite Flat in American Fork canyon. ! Biihop G- Milton Jameson, N. ' Floyd Johnson and Roy Rowland Row-land visited with the boys on Wednesday and treated them to a watermelon bust. Willard Gtrber acted as chaperon. ! The officers and teachers of the ward met at the home of Bishop Milton Jameson for a melon feast Plans were discussed discuss-ed for the ward's Fall Carnival. The heads of all organizations will form a general committee. Wesley Robertson was named to ! locate the site for the affair; Lynn Brown will be in charge of rides for the children and Jack Sumner and Henry Hilton are in charge of publicity. Special attractions are to be sponsored by the auxiliaries. Proceeds will go to the stake welfare farm. Arthur Craig McArthur and David L. Carter were graduated graduat-ed from Primary on Sunday. The summer Primary held its closing session Wednesday. Recommends were read on Sunday for Richard W. Robb-1ns, Robb-1ns, his wife, Maurine, and daughters. Kathleen and Connie; Con-nie; and for William Robert Booth. Babies blessed on Sunday were Linda Hayes, ' blessed by her father, Kenneth Hayes; Roger Rog-er Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le-'land Le-'land Nielsen; Sandra Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, blessed by an uncle, Leon Davies; Patricia Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Irel Wager, blessed by N. Floyd Johnson; Connie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wilde; and Cbllee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brown entertained en-tertained the officers and teachers teach-ers of the Sunday School at their home on Tuesday. A social and refreshments were enjoyed after the business of the even ing was completed. The Relief Society teachers report meeting will be held on IT SEEMS LIKE MAGIC But there's nothing mysterious about the way we repair re-pair or service your car. We've got the trained mechanics, mechan-ics, we've got the equipment, and we take the time to do a first class job on,your car. Drive in and let us give your car a tune-up before you start your trip. 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Proceeds from the games will go to the Intermountain Shrin-ers Shrin-ers crippled children hospital. The Class A-Class B basketball basket-ball game will be played Friday, August 18 in the Utah University Univers-ity fieldhouse. The North-South football game will be played Saturday, Aug. 19 in the Ute stadium. Each game -will start at 8:30 p.m. The 15 youths from Utah county who received their smart royal blue sweaters, adorned with the golden star monogram, distinguishing the 'wearers as 1950 squad members are: Kay Worthen, Lehi; Don and Loyal Iverson, American Fork; Ivie and Taylor, Lincoln; Carl Harmon, Har-mon, Pleasant Grove; Bill Richards Rich-ards and Gary Hoover, Provo; Tom Karren and Dick White, B. Y. High. Harmon, Mower, Ivie, Taylor, Richards and White are on the South football squad and Worthen on the North .football .foot-ball group. Hoover is with the A hoopers and Iverson and Karren Kar-ren on the B team. Don Overly, American Fork, and Ray Peterson, Salt Lake South high, will direct the Ciass B and Class A basketball squads respectively. . Bossing the first week's training train-ing are such prominent Utah coaches as Lee Liston, Davis high and Don Fuller, Payson, directing di-recting the North; and Earl Ferguson, Fer-guson, Box Elder high and Tom Mares, Salt Lake Judge Memorial, Memor-ial, bossing the South football Monday at 2 p.m. at the chapel, according to President Dezzie Lamb. QUICK SERVICE ON BREAK-DOWNS Don't expect your car to perform per-form up to par after a smash-up smash-up or a tough driving season- Get that smooth, fine service from your car ... Let our experts recondition your car like new! Stop in today! Fast service! BULLOCK MOTORS 1200 NO. STATE OREM sauad Next Monday, four nationally prominent coaches Kay .11-iot, .11-iot, Illinois and Red Sanders, UCLA, football and Howard Hobson, Yale and Forrest And erson, Bradley, basketball will start their clinics and help with the coaching. Art Lund, former Salt Lake high school football star and now a famed singer, notified Shrine officials he will sing at the football game. The Shrine also is arranging a mammoth pageant preceding the grid contest, con-test, with the Utah National Guard band and colors planning to participate along with top prep musical and marching units. un-its. The athletes will be guests at three banquets and a Hotel Ut ah luncheon, attended by state-county state-county and city officials. They also have been invited to seven theaters, Pioneer league base ball games, wrestling and be TII.IPANOG0S Lucy Poulsom - 0645 Jl Three babies were given names in fast meeting last Sun day. They were Diane, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs W. A. Sow-ards; Sow-ards; Darlene, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rohbock; and Jackie Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Nielsen. A Scout court of honor was held last Sunday evening. Demonstrations Dem-onstrations were given of different diff-erent phases of Scouting by the boys. Merit badges were awarded award-ed to Jack Cox for stamp collecting, coll-ecting, swimming and athletics, to Norman Rowley- for farm records and book keeping. Scout master Jack Rohbock was a-warded a-warded an Eagle Scout badge. Remarks were made by Rulon Doman of the Scout commission. A piano solo was played by Sharon Beagley. A group of ward officers met after church at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. C. Miller to discuss dis-cuss further plans for the ward carnival on Aug. 18. Relief Society meeting was held Tuesday at the home of President Mary Mitchell. Some of the ladies met at 9 a.m. and worked on a quilt until 2 p.m. when the regular teachers report re-port meeting was held. A review re-view of the book "Anything Can Happen" was given by Mrs. Libbie Hayward of the Relief Society stake board. Dinner was served at noon to about 20 members. mem-bers. The program for church services ser-vices next Sunday evening is being arranged by officers of the Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Asay and family are spending their vacation , in Idaho visiting with relatives. ANOTHER OREM FAMILY BUYS A -51 KAISER FROM THEJR OREM DEALER! MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR D. BLAINE (12th South and 2nd East) Drive a Beautiful Cape Verde Green '51 KAISER Deluxe Sedan from Washburn Service The BLAINES say: "Satisfied in every way Best car we have ever owned!" Drive . . . Compare the 1951 KAISER AND 1951 FRAZER With any otherMake of Car at WASIIOM SERVICE 8th North and State St. Orem, Utah ing shows, midget races , , - . . man 01 19 l 1 Salt Lake doctors wiU er the boys' hoaitk UWat(4o Early tcket sales in sellout for the basketB there beine onlv naU tm vailable. Football couraeino Tir.b-4 "ufc SCERA CHATTER Naturallv wo QM i c very nm to see pictures of Scera The!,! in the Trihnno v, iaeatt . . '"- past Wee' The pictures were taken hv Salt Lake Tribune aS V gram Helepix which is torn!) the state. Each day picture J special interest in tho 1 viicu are published. The nroirram fhio rj and Saturday night preset two of Hollywood's mostW ular actors. Elizabeth TaA and Van Johnson. The Dipt? is THE BIG HANG0VE-The HANG0VE-The story is an interests drama with plenty of comtf thrown in. Naturally all who come to J theatre these days are interest in the improvements beh1 made in the vestibule. This! but a starter of ue jnaae. isveryoi will really gasp with awe whi it is comnletpd in . Scera s Anniversary Week, Se In a recent issue of a naifo al magazine a famous psyctj, Irist made a declaration u i the importance of people coi ing together in groups ofli where they laugh, or cry J merely rub shoulder. He m convinced that television u, drive-in theaters where fanilfc are isolated with ihemselrei i not supply this need. Pwj must laugh and cry with oik people in order to relieve nac al tensions that are often injit ious to bodily health. I Next Mondav. anrl WWlnpsflflv ma nmed two very good pictures on single bill: HOLIDAY AIT. AIR starring Robert MitclJ um and Janet Leigh at JUDGE STEPS OUT. EtteJ picture would be strong et bugh to play single bill M occasionally we like to givj our patrons who like doubl bills an extra program. Bot! pictures are comedies. j For the kiddies fun matin this Saturday we have i m surprise. We have a Gene Ai ry picture. 'Rim of the. Canyoi with three cartoons end the k ial. Prices for these children" Saturdav matinee; 10 renh IB 20 cents for adults. Shows iW promptly at 1:30 and end I 3:30, in time to catch the bos. Grove Fri.. Sat. Aug. 11-12 "MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WESf Sun., Mon Aug. 13-" Matinee on Sunday 3 p.. "ROCK ISLAND TRAIL" Tues., Wed. 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