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Show OREM- GENEVA TIMES -THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 1083 40 Orem Residents Complete CD First Aid Courses Torval Nelson, Civil Defense director for Orem, announced this week that 40 Orem residents have completed first aid training courses in the current CD program. pro-gram. Other courses are being planned for the near future. The pogram is designed to train at least one person in each home for emergency work in first aid. The 40 who completed the course this week Include one group under the direction of Mrs. D. Orlo Allen., women' Pn director; and two groups under xne direction of Mr. Nelson. Mrs. Zona Hansen. Fred Wright and Mr. Nelson have been Instr uctors. ": .. . Residents who have completed the standard first aid course include in-clude Mrs. Clyde Williams. Mrs. Moroni Jensen, Mrs. Woodruff Jensen, Mr.:f, and Mrs. ; A. B. Keeler, Albert Keeler, Mrs. Emily Em-ily Carter, Mrs. Leo Hubbard, Mrs. John Detomasi, Mrs. Earl Loader, Mrs. Howard Lewis, Mrs. Eugene Bingham, Mrs. Gean Carter, Mrs. Beth Orvln, Mrs. Mavin McEwan, Mrs. Russell Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tt.Jtwood and Mrs. D. Orlo Al- VACATTON IN MEXICO Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B Millet, Jeanette and Mrs. Estella Duffin returned last week-end from a trip through Colorado, New Mex ico, Texas, Old Mexico and Ar izona. ': '' ' .. ' In Dallas, Texas they visited with Mrs. Duffin's son, Sidney A. Duffin and family and Kath-ern Kath-ern Downs, and were entertain ed by the Wright family. Sidney and family accompanied them to Old Mexico. leaving them at Matamoros in Old Mexico. During the trip they visited many places of interest such as Carlsbad Caverns, the painted desert and the petrified forest. len. Taking a standard course un der Mr. Nelson have been the Geneva ward Explorer Scouts including Tom Moon, Myies Judd, Jan Peterson; Rex Adams, Arthur North, Dee Carson, Iceland Ice-land Davis, Evan Burr, Wayne Shephard, Evan Crosby and leaders W. A. Cox and Leland DeLange. The following persons have been taking the standard and advanced first aid training courses cours-es in one intensified course: C, A. Peterson, A. I. McDonald, O. B. Fitzgerald, Frank Stapley, G. E. Childs, Elmer Hales, Wesley D. Porter, Fred Gourdin and Eugene Eu-gene Terry. , Shade Trees SILVER MAPLE . SCHWEIDLERI RED LEAF MAPLE EUROPEAN SYCAMORE . WEEPING , WILLOW - NORWAY MAPLE - CUTLEAF ?- WEEPING BIRCH - RED LEAF FLOWERING PLUMS Western Grown No. 1 Rose Bushes 90c or $9 a Dozen CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ,1 $3.00 PEACE i'.CL.. .... $2.50 ' CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG $2.00 HEARTS DESIRE . .... $1.75 HELEN TRAUBEL ... .... $2.75 MIRANDY . $1.75 MA PERKINS . " $2.25 VOGUE .. . $2.25 FLOWERING SHRUBS EVERGREENS ALSO ' THORNLESS BOSENBERRIES DEWBERRIES ASPARAGUS PLANTS And RHUBARB PLANTS SlVlLDVOOD HOLLOW FART.1 NURSERY R.FD. No. 1 fVBOfSE 011 Rl Provo, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Aired Aired Newlyweds bridal shower is held Residing in Orem Making their horr.e in Orem are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Aired. The bride is the fomer Betty Jean Kallas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dan Kallas. Mr. Aired is the son of Dr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Aired. The couple were married in Elko, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Gourley accompanied them to Nevada and stood with them during the ceremony. The bride wore white pique with black accessories, and an Mrs. Lois Workman and Mrs. Veota Wooley entertained -with a bridal shower for Reva Workman Work-man West, last Thursday afternoon, after-noon, at the Wooley home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Workman and married Jack West o f Pleasant Plea-sant Grove. A group of friends enjoyed an afternoon of games and refreshment, and brought many lovely gifts. orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs Aired are receiving receiv-ing friends at 186 B. 865 N., in Memmo Gardens. -SI.' IK IU First Aid for Togs Caught in the Rain! ; You can't predict the weather especially ; at this time of year but you can always i predict a happy return of your clothes, spic-and-span and in perfect press after a visit to us. Free pick up and delivery. FASHION . V CI FAIIFRS mm FIX IT RIGHT WITH - ) FROM CONSOLIDATED ; SPECIAL VALUES During National Hardware Week J ' Now At- iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiUHiiKKuniiiHmiiiiniia Will f HARDWARE and FURNITURE CO. ; 255 West Center i. Provo Phone 2070 jU&JjOBEfl) m FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY TWIN-SPEAKER 21-INCH CONSOLE k VINEYARD Conducted MaUcMft IVf, VliMyard ' ;w LaRee Hales CELEBRATES 84th BIBTHOAY Mrs. Agnes' Pace was honored Sunday at an Open House at the home at her daughter, Willa E. Cox, Orem. on her 84th birthday- , . : Nine of her ten living children visited her, the one absent being Mrs. 'Forence Pierce of $an Diego, Di-ego, California. Mrs. Pace spent a lovely af ternoon and evening visiting her children, grand children, rela tives and old friends. Many lovely gifts were re ceived. Refreshments" were serv ed.' . ' ' invited to eallV 04W1 U L it I win BffnHov.y V Kama mnA aV&- t Vi tr at nerecaniqct request 9 I LaRee Hales Sets Wedding Date May 1 is the date chosen by LaRee Hales and DeVere Brough for their marriage which win take place in the Logan LDS Temple. N Miss Hales is the daughter of !Mr. and Mrs. Calie D Hales of Lakeview. She attended Brigham Young University where she was affiliated with the Fidelas social 'unit and active in the speech department She is employed in Salt Lake City as an airplane stewardess. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Andrews of Provo. He is studying radio and speech at BYU and is affiliated with the Gamma Tau social unit. A reception in . the Lakeview ward hall will honor the couple. .St besute! IT nilnww1 mm Mid VHMIMI married or sincl wtlcoma. . PhoM tot for a quick, friendly ' otw-viiit loan. Or writ or corns . j tit. Yi t in wamy it rwmmmm r I ID PV iUIVi 1 ton $H f $1000 jt Visitors Sunday at the home of Bishop and Mrs. M. D. Wallace Wall-ace were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O. Walker from Las Vegas, Nevada. The Walkers were formerly from Tallahassee, Florida and were missionary friends of Bishop Wallace. 2ml Flaw Knlfht Maek 13 EAST CENTER STREET, PROVO, UTAH a PhMMittl i "KM" Pas. YES MAJtanr loam nuj H mioWi rf iN iiwwlii Hm Mia. WeUa SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS: Sunday: Sunday School 10:30 Church Services 7;30 Monday: Priesthood 7:30 Primary 3 p.m Tuesday: Relief Society 2 .m. MIA 7:30 p.m. Thorval Rigby or the Orem stake high council attended the church services Sunday evening and presented achievement a-wards a-wards to the following Aaronic Priesthood boys: Eugene ' Gam mon, Clyde Edwards, Morris Clegs, Evan Murdoch, Paul Ed' wards, Harry Gammon, Wesley Sorensen, Paul Bunker, William Cleeg. Neil Murdoch, Boyd Hoi daway, Ronald Allen, Rulon Gammon and David Harding, the last two received as award for a 100 percent attendance record. Speakers at the services were Rulon Gammon, William Clegg and Paul Bunker, Aaronic priesthood priest-hood members, Leon Bawden, Deacon advisor, and Thorval Rig-by. Rig-by. Robert Holdaway, secretary of the Aaronic quorums, was in charge of the program. I Dr. Robert, Thomas of the BYU spoke at the Book of Mormon fireside Sunday evening at the chapel. - r. The Elders quorum and partners part-ners enjoyed a hobo party Wednesday Wed-nesday evening at the chapel. Games were played and refreshments refresh-ments served. Sunday School faculty meeting meet-ing was held Thursday evening in the chapel. A Mothers Day program was outlined. Supt. Ar-lo Ar-lo Shumway was in charge. - Edward Pyne and Dwane Da vis of the Orem stake board attended at-tended Sunday School here Sun day- . ...... . ... ., j,.,.. ..,..f Vineyard Ward To Present Play v -It Shall Keep Thee", a three act drama will be presented hr the Vineyard ward Tuesday aatd Wednesday evenings in the ward chapel. All ward members are urged to attend Tuesday aad stake members Wednesday. The play is directed by Velyte Bunker, ward drama director, assisted as-sisted by Dorothy Mae Greea. The cast includes Sarah Ellea Muzzell, Lena Clegg, Vetta Mad- sen, Marilyn Zabriskie, Katky Madsen, Velene Holdaway, La--N 'iXl-uoji ujaj uasqooef sbu dine Allen, Kay Thatcher, Norma Clegg, Evan Murdoch, Alton Morrill, Mor-rill, Val Hebertson, Mitchell Stewart, Harry Gammon, Tm Clegg, Ivan Bunker, Leon Bawden Baw-den and Tracy Anderson. 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