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Show Orem-Geneva Times Thursday', May 9", 1968 Funeral Held For Alice Viola Judd Funeral services were conducted conduc-ted Saturday inRosemead, Calif., for Alice Viola Judd, 63, 271 S. Campus Drive, Orem, who died Wednesday, May 1, 1968, in the Salt Lake LDS Hospital following a heart attack. She was born Oct. 11, 1904, in Mesa, Ariz, a daughter of Robert Norman and Susan Vance Stapley. She married Paul R. Judd.Sept, 2, 1926, inSantaAna,Calif.Their . marriage was later solemnized in the Mesa, Ariz., LDS Temple. He died May 1, 1967. She received her early education educa-tion in Mesa, Ariz. She lived most of her married life in San Gabriel, Calif. She was an active member of the LDS Church, serving in the Relief Society, 'as president of the Primary, and an MIA teacher. Survivors include two sons, Robert P. Judd, Orem, and William Wil-liam P. Judd, Arcadia, Calif.; six grandchildren, and one brother bro-ther and six sisters, Robert Leon Stapley, Pay son, Ariz.; Mrs. Myrtle Brimhall,Mrs.IoneSiken, Mrs. Lorena Ball andMrs.Leola Luckett, all of Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Delta Judd, Whittier, Calif., and Mrs. Vera Fletcher, Mesa, Ariz. i Burial was in the Valhalla Cemetery in California. The leading cause of cancer death in women, says the American Amer-ican Cancer Society, is breast cancer. More school children will die of cancer than from any other disease, says the American Cancer Can-cer Society. 6 SI x mm W W -sag 1 ii 'imZim'M'T7'''1 Brian Park Scouts Earn Eagle Rank Four scouts were awarded the coveted Eagle Rank of Scouting in recent Court of Honor ceremonies cere-monies held in Orem. Brian Park, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Park, is a member of Troop 184 of the Orem 16th Ward. His scoutmaster scout-master is Ronald L. Olcott. Brian Bri-an is a sophomore at Orem High School. Kenneth Wright, 13, is the son of Mr. and Glen A. Wright. He is a member of Troop 186 under scoutmaster Harry Croft. Robby Ledbetter, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ledbetter, is a member of Troop 423 of the Orem 23rd Ward lead by Lt. Col. J. L. Walker. He is in the Kenneth Wright eighth grade at Lincoln Jr. High School. Steven Astle, 14, also is a member of the 23rd Ward Troop 423 and is a student at Lincoln Jr. High School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Quen Astle. How deep to fish? Skip the in-between in-between water, if surface or shallow running lures don't pay off, shift to completely opposite equipment and techniques. Go to the bottom, and don't be satisfied satis-fied until you can feel your lure or bait bounding along. One accessory every boater-photographer boater-photographer should own is a lens shade to keep the glare out of the camera eye, thus insuring sharper sharp-er photographs. For those who like compactness, there are collapsible col-lapsible lens shades to fit the skipper's pocket. Robby Ledbetter Steven Astle Call for Bids Expected Soon on Construction Of 1300 So. Diagonal continued from front page struction of a 76-acre, multi-million multi-million dollar regional shopping center just north of the thoroughfare. thorough-fare. Developers of the mammoth commercial venture have determined deter-mined that this location is the prime site in Utah County for a development of this kind. Hub of the shopping center will be a new Z.C.M.L department store around which numerous variety and specialty shops will be built. Already one home and numerous numer-ous fruit trees have beenremov-ed beenremov-ed from the site of the shopping center, and the developers are hopeful that construction on the buildings can get underway later this year. Z.C.M.L is said to be anticipating antici-pating the opening of its new store sometime in 1969. Council Gets Master Plan For Development Of Orem City Park to reimburse them itliin 18 months. CouncUmen Robert Dove.Don-' aid Shaw and Jack Jones voted to approve the arrangement, but Councilman Stanley A. Leavitt voted "Nay," and Councilman Paul Washburn abstained from voting. continued from front page was conditional upon having the developer restore "A" Street to its former condition, as well as working out a final contract with William Olsen to purchase certain cer-tain properties adjacent to the mobile home park. Prior to the Council's action, A. Verd W ashbur n restated the objections ob-jections he had made to vacating the streets at last week's meeting. meet-ing. These are public roads that have been in use for 50 years. As an individual citizen of Orem and a property owner, I protest the abandonment of such streets for use by private individuals." GOLF COURSE ANNEXED Acting on the recommendation of Herbert B. Stratton, one of the developers of Cascade Fairways, Fair-ways, Orem's new numicipal-type numicipal-type golf course, the Council voted unanimously to institute annexation proceedings to bring that portion of the golf course property into the Orem City limits lim-its which presently extends into Utah County. A contract will be signed by Orem City with the Strattons following fol-lowing the annexation covering the sale of one-half acre of property prop-erty for the site of the new golf club house. Efforts of several property owners who have purchased lots on 800 West between 1600 North and 2000 North were successful in having the Council agree to reimburse them for the cost of extending a water line on their street. Duane Herbert, spokesman for the group, said the cost of the water line would be advanced by the owners if the city woul 1 agree Although uterine cancer is ;i common cause of death in women, the Pap Test can detect it in an early, curable stage. The American Cancer Society says all women should have this simple, painless examination as part of their annual health checkup. Sincere Thanks . . . , To good people such as yourself for the past kindness and association we have enjoyed with you. We do value your friendship. We felt that you would bo interested to learn that we are no longer associated in any way with the Olpin-Sundberg Olpin-Sundberg Mortuary in Oiem, but we will continue to serve in our original location in Pleasant Grove and from our new establishment in Provo (formerly Our Chapel of Memories Mortuary) lllpin E. DEE OLPIN FAMILY MORTUARY 3rd South at 3rd East - Pleasant Grove 3rd South at 1st East - Provo YOUR LOVE IS FOREVER fcWMiHlllliiM NOW OPEN EVENINGS Monday thru Friday Until 9:00 P.M. 1497 $. STATE, OREM Si gnus!? 2KUU5 PROVO, OREM AND SPRINGYILLE FRESH, LUSCIOUS STRAWBERRIES h J rS -V' " 2 W) Cup CORN LARGE (ID EARS TOMATOES FIRM RIPE EACH FLOWERING GERANIUMS aOn! potted plants W3 1 M FOR U TO SCOPE MOUTHWASH SUPER SIZE $1.49 Value 200 COUNT DOUBLE SHEET KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE PRCS. m mm 23HE DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP 14-oz. Bottles FOR QUART JAR TANG SALAD DRESSING 0 "3 J (instant! CARNATION INSTANT MILK 20 QUART $! ferine 46-oz. Cans s ni 1 1 1 Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS 4 CAMS m m l WITH SPECTACULAR IN HONOR OF MOTHERS FREE ICE $sk - ttSPSK FOOD SAVINGS (, rnr., ciiMrrc SATURDAY- 10 a.m. CREAM SUNDAES Untn 6 p.m. BONELESS GREENLAND HALIBUT lb. $2)c COUNTRY MAID SLICED BACON ib. 59c STAR KIST j W. LUCKY WHIP TUNA TOPPING 3 ft!)' MM 3 7 Cfte c. r0R (LP xi ) 4-,,. si,. FOR 0 HI S-VROJIP - CK 33c SWIFT'S POTTED ) COLLEGE INN, Boned MEAT&r 10 fa 99c j CHICKEN 3 for 89c MAR CA, R, D RIE j.9)g)c "C" GRADE TOMS lb. (2 zJ Z' Featuring Spanish Fork Ju RUMP ROAST U.S.D.A. CHOICE fNf LB. PRIME RIB ROAST . . . Ib. 89c SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . . lb. 98c BONELESS HEEL ROASTS Ib. 79c nior Livestock Show Beef ROUND STEAK U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULL CUT ib. ()(oy Ib. 98c Ib. 98c Ib. $1.19 CENTER CUT ROUND BONELESS . TOP ROUND .. T-B0NE STEAKS SIRLOIN STEAKS, Boneless Ib. $1.29 RIB STEAKS lb. 98c Vi Gallon CURLI-O ICE CREAM FAB Detergent KING SIZE DECORATED MOTHERS DAY CAKES FRESH BAKED BUTTER FLAKE ) FRESH BAKED ROLLS, doz. 39c PAN ROLLS doz. 39c DANISH PASTRY 6 FOR 49 M.J.B. COFFEE LB. $1129 CAM L MIRACLE WHITE zr 75c Gallon $1.49 ICE CREAM SUNDAES EACH 1111 PR0Y0 - OREM SPRINGYILLE SPRINGVILLE and OREM |
