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Show X I 3, Mm i r J 4 r Girl born Jan. 20 to Leon & Carol Wat-kins Wat-kins Prestwich, 450 No. 15 West. Girl born Jan. 20 to Grant L. & Nancy Lu Clegg Seely, 711 No. 120 East. Boy born Jan. 24 to Shirl & Barbara McMullin Kemp, 780 E. Center. Boy born Jan. 24 to Omar P. & Eva Mae Conaway Benson, Ben-son, 997 So. 150 E. Boy born Jan. 14 to Alva & Ruth Mer-riott Mer-riott Durfey, 735 W. 12th No. Girl born Jan. 12 to Gary & Carol Doo-ley Doo-ley Forsey, 1910 S. 534 E. Boy born Jan. 18 to Donald H. & Martha Mar-tha Brown Rasmus-sen, Rasmus-sen, 965 S. 150 E. Girl born Jan 12 to Bobby D. & Deone Ovaitt Bishop, 736 N. 25 W. Girl born Jan. 15 to Owen W. & Colleen Col-leen Engh Stout, 1626 S. 50 E. r Girl born Jan. 22 to Roy & Betty Hump-heys, Hump-heys, 506 E. 8th S. Boy born Jan. 25 to Theodore & Anita Kemner Garfield, 1443 So. 720 E. Boy born Jan. 23 to Eldon & Ovid Willis Wil-lis Luck, 510 N. 6th East. Girl born Jan. 24 to Henry W. . & Bonnie Bon-nie Lindquist Kerr, 408 E, 1824 So. m Girl born Jan. 23 to James & Colleen Peterson Stewart, 64 W. 750 No. Boy born Jan. 19 to Raldon & Roma Elett Kenney, 129 So. 5th W. AS" Girl born Jan. 22 to Leonard & Carol Taylor Egan, 670 No. 120 East. Girl born Jan. 18 to Tom & Helen En-. En-. gerbretsen Moon, 1110 So. 2nd W. r Girl born Jan. 13 to Lyman & Dorothy Crookston Wilson, 353 N. 6th East. Boy born Jan. 17 to Richard & Virginia Saxey Larsen, 1031 S. 150 West. Boy born Jan. 11 to Joseph & LaRae Evans Murdock, 267 N. 725 W. V. '' Girl born Jan. 14 to Robert & Carol Christensen Andersen, Ander-sen, 652 N. Or. Dr. Sixth Graders At Sharon School Write Patriotic Articles Sixth Grade students of Mrs. Aarl Hunter at the Sharon Elementary School in Orem wrote themes on patriotism. Two of these themes follow: , "America Is a Treasure To Me" by Jaynan Allred I think America is a trea- beautiful and FREE., The communists could do anything to me, but I wouldn't go into any communist country, would rather be killed than go to that unfree country Russia is to me just a bunch of ants running around for shelter. If any communist cure to me because it's so come over and try and get Gladys Queen Of Hearts v, ' ,..;f :?:sii ? V v- -,' j fc'islVi-:,.! i; ' ; ' ; v .-A .. s.. . ! K., . . .... , .1 .S ... .. v1 . i Lovely Cara Williams frames herself in a lacy heart as she gets in the mood for Valentine's Day. Cara is the co-star of the "Pete and Gladys", television show, aired over the CBS network every Monday night Harry Morgan plays the role of Pehe in this new, hilarious situation comedy, co-sponsored by Carnation Company. Von's One Hour Martinizing Just Across From Provo River Bridge 1365 North State Provo OPEN FROM 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. f W ay &J Cleaned and Pressed mm MM"! Two Day Service" (o)(o some of us they just got an other thing coming. Communism Com-munism is joist a bunch of words. They think if they can get rid of us they could take over the world. But there is only one thing stopping them. They're afraid that we might take over. All they are is scarly cats. If they didn't think we would beat them, they would send a missile over and bomb us. I think Kennedy is going to be a very good President to help us in these few years of progress. The communists think Kennedy is just a man to say big words. I think America is the best there will ever be, even if the communists come over in our, free country. I think the Americans are very good people. "Let's Be Free" by Danny Carter Let's say the Communists have overthrown our govern ment and conquered the Unit ed States, and have given everyone one of two choices, to remain in America subjected subject-ed to Communist rule, or, to go to an island remaining within the rights of democratic democra-tic government and start civilization civili-zation all over again. I, as one, would go to the island, where I could have something to say about the government, where I could choose the work I could do best, where I could be a human being, not a piece of machinery to do work for others. For I say, to have freedom is to be somebody, to be alive. To not have freedom is to be a nobody, who might as wejl be dead. Of course we know the communists com-munists will never rule is, as long as we believe in God and have enough appreciation for our country to fight, and yes, even die for it if necessary. That is the only way we can remain an independent coun try. Elwood Baxter is principal at the Sharon School. All dur ing the month of February pa triotism is being s ressed in the elementary schools in Orem so that the students will not only feel appreciation for their country but be able to express this appreciation. flllli! ambus views I from Qiem flu QH j EGGS SEASONING MIRACLE WHIP '''iV'" E9t Miracle Whip L. i ...ALL YOU NEED FOR GREAT DEVILED EGGS TRYOUTS FOR SCHOOL PLAY HELD Tryouts for Orem High School's 1961 school play "Our Town", were held Tuesday, it was announced by faculty director dir-ector Robert S. Smoot. AH students of OHS were invited to participate. It was emphasized that students trying try-ing out should demonstrate availability, dependability and promptness, rather than talent only. Three separate days were used for the trials. All male parts, of- which there were 16 left, were to meet Tuesday afternoon after school. Female parts were to meet at the same time Wednesday, and produc ion assignments will meet Thursday. DEBATERS EYE FEBRUARY MEETS Orem High's debaters wrung Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, Feb. 2, 1961 a victory from a scrappy Og-den-Ben Lomond debate team here recently. The Tiger debaters de-baters came out on top of the ten-team, two-round affair withten wins, nine losses and one tie. The two teams winning bo'.h of their debates were Wendell Brown and David Hebertson, and David Thomas and Kent Gamette. 'in j debates were viewed by many of the morning English classes at the Orem High School. Results of Orem's participation participat-ion in the American Fork Saturday Forensics Festival were received at the high school on Friday. Of twelve debates, the Orem teams won seven and lost five, with David Thomas and Kent Gamette going go-ing undefeated. ( The OHS forensics squad is now preparing for the two big February meets. The annual Weber College Invitational at Ogden, and the Region 5 debate de-bate meet, to be held at Orem. 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