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Show Orem-Geneva Times -. Thurs., May 13, 19651 Mary R. Camenish Retires This Year After 23 Yrs. Serving School Lunch I' s, supervisor of school food service! I in Alpine School District, will I Li TftHr in .Tuna rf fVilc? imif I r m vuut. v uua caii An open house reception will honor Mrs. Camenish on May 20 at the school lunch center of the American Fork High School. An invitation is extended to all of her friends and associates to attend. at-tend. The hours will be from 7 until 10 p.m. Arranging the affair are the officers of the district's Food Service Association, Mrs. Lor-etta Lor-etta Carroll (Windsor Elementary), Elemen-tary), Orem. the president; Mrs. Anna Boley (Forbes Elementary), American Fork, president-elect; and Mrs. Mabel Gardiner, Pleasant Plea-sant Grove Junior High, treasurer. treas-urer. The retirement of Mrs. Camenish Cam-enish brings to a close 23 years of loyal and dedicated service to the school lunch program of Alpine Al-pine School District. She has served during this time as supervisor super-visor of the program she helped to pioneer. She has been a vital part of the tremendous growth of the program from 12 schools serving 2500 lunches to the present pre-sent 28 schools serving 9500 lunches per day. The school lunch project was begun in the depression years of the 1930's when WPA funds werei la INTONE iSp at his toughest! PLUS "A Boy Ten Feet Tall" In Color 2nd BIG Now Showing week 0 Mary Camenish. allocated for labor and some commodities. The kitchens were housed in whatever tucked away space was available in the building. build-ing. The PTA women canned fruits and vegetables and pressed into service discarded coal and electric ranges. The women brought cooking utensils from home. The lunch program began with the serving of one hot dish supplemented sup-plemented with a sandwich the child brought from home. Today the children are offered a type A full meal providing one third of the daily requirement. She Is a member of the national state and local School Food Service Ser-vice Association. In 1962-63 she served as President-elect and in 1963-64 as the president of the Utah association. Active in church she has served as Primary president, teacher of teenage Sunday School classes and a Genealogy Committee worker. "I've been too busy to work out any plans for when I'm not so busy," she says. She will enjoy being with her family, four daughters and their husbands and 17 lovely grandchildren. Her husband, Edwin Camenish, passed pass-ed away in 1961. Mrs. Camenish lives in Provo. HAYLEY MILLS JOHN MILLS JAMES MacARTHUR TECHNICOLOR'S co st.rr.ng LIONEL JEFFRIES is "Carl" ippearance of DAVID TOMLINSON A Quota Rentals ltd. 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With the exception of two winters win-ters when Mr. Rigby worked on the Sevier River Dam during Its reconstruction period, he has been In school either as a student or teacher ever since he was six years of age. At BYU, in addition to his academic work, he participated In football, track and debating. He had three years of teaching experience in the elementary grades, teaching at Goshen and Timpanogos School in Provo. After graduating from BYU he went to Emery County as junior high school principal, athletic coach and served as vice president presi-dent of the Emery County Teachers Teach-ers Association. In 1929 he was Invited to Join the Seminary program. He served as principal of the Moroni Seminary Semin-ary then at Beaver, and Monroe and Wasatch Seminary before 1942 when he was transferred to Provo. He has served in the Provo and Orem Seminaries since that time. . He married Florence Peterson of Provo, June 6, 1923, in the Salt Lake Temple, and the couple has three sons: Robert Glen Rigby, Garden Grove, Calif: Wendell Dean Is Bishop of the Orem 30th Ward and a teacher of English and Spanish In the Orem Junior High School. Ralph Eugene, South Salt Lake. Currently he is a senior member mem-ber of the Utah Stake High Council Coun-cil In Provo. His wife is still a teacher in the Alpine District with another year to teach before her retirement Mr. and Mrs. Rigby will be honored guests at a social of Seminary teachers and their wives of the Utah Valley District at the W.W. Clyde Lodge at Maple Dell in Payson Canyon on May 13. Administrator Berrett will pay tribute to Mr. Rigby for his long years of faithful service to the LDS Department of Education Educa-tion at this time. Ray Parks, 1710 S. 535 E. Apt 2, reported to Orem police that a 38-caliber revolver of a foreign make was missing from his residence. J. Clayton Watts Retires After 35 Years Teaching in LDS Seminaries Announcement of retirement of J. Clayton Watts, principal of Orem LDS Seminary, Is made by William E. Berrett, Adminis trator of Seminaries ana institutes, insti-tutes, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mr. and Mrs. Watts will De honored guests at the closing social of all Utah Valley District Seminary Teachers and th$lr wives, to be held at the W. W. Clyde Lodge at Maple Dell' in' Payson Canyon, Thursday, May 13, at which time tribute will be paid Mr. Watts for his long faithful service to the Department Depart-ment of Education by Administrator Adminis-trator Berrett. Mr. and Mrs. Watts will also be honored at an open house to be held at the Orem Seminary, 125 S. 400 E. in Orem, on Sunday, May 16, from 3 to 6 p.m. For 35 years Mr. Watts has been a seminary teacher. He spent 10 years as principal ol Gunnison LDS Seminary, and has been principal at Orem for 20 years. He was principal of elementary ele-mentary public schools for six years at Southerland, Wallsburg, Centerfleld and Kanosh. While, at Gunnison he served as city DALE DECKER SNELL ENLISTS IN NAVY Dale Decker Snell, son ol Mr. and Mrs. William R. Snell of 1575 S. 450 E. Orem, enlisted In the Navy on May 3 under the 120 day Cache Program. Mr. Snell will report to active duty and basic training within 120 days after graduating from Orem High School. JmZ X X J. Clayton Watts councilman, and has been active In political party committee work serving three times as delegate to a state convention. He Is married to Mary Christ ina Thomson Watts, who was selected Orem 'Mother of the Year In 1964. They are parents of ten children and have 27 grand children. Their children are Mrs. Dan (Alice Louise) Mitchell, Bounti ful; John Clayton Watts, Jr., New York; Andrew Thomson Watts, Tempe. Ariz.: Richard Kent Watts, Los Altos, Calif.; Mrs.E. Kent (Mary Jean Boorth, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Merlin D. (Carol Emma) Isaacson, Provo; Everett H. Watts, Layton; Bruce Charles Watts, Provo, and Diane Watts, in the Southwest LDS Indian Mission. i t ' I i r jr Oram's Joseph Meier and Helen Weeks star as the Count and Countess Giovanni In the Utah Valley Opera Association's upcoming up-coming production of 'Song of Norway 4 I 1 i t slated for June 9-12 at the BYU Harris Fine Arts Center. Tickets go on sale in Orem today for family memberships. Tickets Available Today in Orem For UVOA Musical: 'Song of Norway' Ticket sales will get underway In Orem today for the Utah Valley Opera Association's production of "Song of Norway slated for presentation June 9-12 in the Concert Hall of the BYU Harris Fine Arts Center. According to Mrs. Victor J Bird, association president, tickets tick-ets will be available at Rohbock's Sons Floral and Ell's Fine Foods today and Friday (May 13-14) for family membership tickets ONLY, Orem 0 CM mm - u p MAY 3 Special Trucks Will Haul Your Trash Away Sr fay OnjBS May phj From May 17-22 tickets will be on sale at these locations to the general public. After May 23, reserved ticket sales will continue, but only at the International Finance in Provo. Mrs. Bird said this production of "Song of Norway will be one of the most lavish shows ever presented by the Utah Valley Opera Association. Centered around the life and music of Edvard Grieg, the Nor-, wegian composer, the musical stars Orem'sMaughanMcMurdie In the role of Grieg. Also from Orem are Joseph Neler and Helen Weeks starring as the Count and Countess Giovanni. Gio-vanni. Grieg's father is played by William Peterson of Pleasant Grove, and other stars Include Elayne Clark, Helen Richards and John Bernhard of Provo. 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