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Show Orem Geneva Times Thursday, April 23, 1S84 IV J V Ji Tl II I ULJ A i?"V.:T'. ;M - . : C .: - - jv- o -zli - mniiimii - . fcUaiC --i I ; 1 :. i -wail - , -- 41 vT v -Vv I I - ...'....:.;Al...":W.i.Aft?7 !. Ul"-' - ,T1 i ' - 1 "1 Swift's Premium1 Chuck Steak St 45 Lb. VI Swift's for every popular stews that are easy on the budget, rich in flavor. Uy Swift's, the weather is )ust right to enjoy the C "C 1 1 j tenderness of these fine ribs. tOtJ Lb " . - J , 16A Volleyball Team Enter Region Playoffs Representing Sharon Stake in the Region 9 volleyball playoffs this week at BYU is the Orem 16th ward "A" team. They were scheduled to dIp.v i Monday and W ed n es day A nights in pames in the east gym of BYU fieldhouse. Orem ISA took the championship champ-ionship after tying for second half honors with Orem 16B, the other squad from their ward. After winning the tie-off, tie-off, they also won the playoff for championship of Sharon Stake by defeating Orem 12th Ward, winners of the play during the first half competition. .-7. . V I It 1 ' - 4 ! t ' ':)-' I t . 1 f f Boneless Stewing Beef Meaty Beef Short Us 1TPLE CASE PRICE $1 $479 $J $J79 $045 $ $80 J9c $468 uffet : :ans J 0 Ci. is A' Af x9 Ik. f ft t1: ' ''; 1 vt ;" " ,? N x x IMJ UU U WUWMfW U. S. No. 1 New (creamer) Potatoes U. S. No.' 1 fancy at Peas 'Once Upon A Mattress1 Proves Fun You've simply got to sei what happens in "Once Upon a Mattress." To' give you fair warning the , title is the most risque thing about this clever musical music-al appearing tonight, Friday and Saturday at Orem Junior High under the auspices of the Utah Valley Theater Guild. Put a real princess upon 20 mattresses with one tiny pea underneath and what happens? hap-pens? She can't sleep, of course. And if you've already read the fairy tale, be pre pared for an ending that's not just what you expect. The an tics of Lynne Youngreen as the princess who tries to sleep upon .these 20 mattresses (count 'em 20) is one of the high points of the play. If you like music and danc ing, there's plenty to satisfy you in this first Theater Guild production. The a c ting is mainly very good, and there are some excellent character izations. Jan, Camp does a scowling good job as the nagging queen, and her silent king (Roland Pagte) is endearing. Mahlon Grass has a lot of fun as the WizaTd and Lars Christensen is a lithe, bubbling, sparkling, happy- and -sad jester. Our sympathy is constantly with the patient, put-upon Prince (Fred Stout). ' "Mattress' gets the Theater Guild" off to a good start. In future productions, we hope to see more emphasis upon theater than music. It would be a pity if such a promising guild became only a miniature opera society. Curtain time is 8:15. You'll like it, too. E.J. A. . JOINS POLICE LaVon Jo-hansen Jo-hansen recently ? bece-fi a member of the Orein.J?olice Department. Patrolman Jo-hansen, Jo-hansen, 30, served two years with the Military Police after World War II. He is actcive in Scouting as an Explorer Adviser, Ad-viser, and enjoys outdoor : I sports as hunting and fishing. A resident of Orem for eight years, he is a native of Mt. Pleasant. He and his wife Louise are parents of six chil dren. -. SHRUB SALE Large Selection of Shrubs, Trees and ROSEBUSHES Large Rome Beauty Lbs. U.S. No. 2 Blue-ox Potatoes 20 Lb. Bag CO Chocolate Fudge Sandwich or Ared Swiss Creme sand wich. 1 LB-package 3fob$1 Prices Effective In Proyo and Orem Stores. Large AA' doz. pk. Christoffersen Files for State Attorney General Brigham City Judge VeNoy Christoffersen Tuesday officially offici-ally announced himself as a Democratic candidate for the office of Utah attorney general. gen-eral. The move increased to two" the number of Demo hopefuls ' seeking the state post n ow" held by A. Pratt Kessler, a'1-Republican. i - " - 4 Rose Marie Reid Tells Career Story To Kiwanis Club Rose Marie Reid, noted swim suit designer and head of the firm that bears her name, presented pre-sented an inspirational message mess-age to the Orem Kiwanis Club Tuesday. An Orem resident for the past several months, she traced the history of her swim suit manufacturing firm from its beginning in Canada to its present location in Los Angeles, An-geles, Calif. Despite overwhelming obstacles ob-stacles in becoming established establish-ed as a swim suit manfacturer after World War II, she has become the largest manufacturer manufact-urer of swim suits in America. A devout member of the VeNoy Christoffersen The Brigham City native is J taking a whirl at the high post after serving as city judg3 for the past three years. This past ; year he was unopposed for the . judgeship and , automatically took office for a six-year term. The 41-year-old candidate has an extensive background in the legal profession for his young years. A son of Mrs. Lettie Christoffersen Christ-offersen and the late A. E. Christoffersen of Brigham City he served as assistant city attorney at-torney of Las Vegas, Nevi, in 1953 and from 1354 to 1953 was deputy district attorney for Clark county, Nevada. He served as assistant attorney at-torney general for the state of Nevada in 1959-60. ; : . ' ' Christoffersen received a Bachelor's degree from the University of Utah in 1949. LDS Church, Miss Reid at-lThrep vears later hfi rppplvp( tributes her success to a sin- the L L B degree from the cere effort to live the tenets of ,university's law school, her religion. Ladies' White... Canvas Shoes For carefree comfort. Asst. sizes. Pr. $1 99 40 West Center Orem Utah 560 West Center Provo, Utah Anklets Ladies' white cotton, asst. sizes. 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