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Show You're Invited! P.Gs Rodeo Queen Contest Want to know an exciting way to complete your Memorial Day Then plan to attend Pleasant Grove's 1968 Rodeo Queen Contest. Con-test. Free to the public, the holiday holi-day activities will begin at 8p.ru. Thursday, May 30, at the Pleasant Grove Rodeo grounds. Young horsewomen from throughout the state will compete. The Strawberry Days Rodeo Queen and two attendants will reign over rodeo festivities June 20, 21 and 22. There is no entry fee, says rodo chairman Vernon J. Ahman. The queen will receive re-ceive $25, her attendants $15 each. Contestants may register with Mr. Ahman, or at the rodeo grounds before 8 p.m. the evening even-ing of the competition. In addition to the exciting queen contest, other events will include calfriding for kids up to 14 years (written permission must be given by parent), jackpot calf roping, and ladies barrel racing. Novelty acts will complete the night's entertainment. 16.95 SI Alpine District Sponsors School The Alpine School District will hold summer vocational classes for students interested in this area. Beginning June 3, 1968, and running through July 12,. 1968, classes in Business, Auto Mechanics, Commercial Art, Carpentry Construction and Nursing will be held throughout the district. Students completing a given course will receive an orientation orienta-tion into the specific area and can receive one unit of high school credit for the experience. Since about 1 of our high school students eventually locate themselves in vocational fields, this type of experience should lend itself to the needs of many such persons. Students and parents par-ents who are interested should contact high school counselors or principals. Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, May 23, 1968' Mr. Johnson stated. Mrs. Ferguson, representing the Garden Club, was complimented compli-mented on the club's contribi-tion contribi-tion to beauty by planting the tulip circle in Orem City Park, Golden Rain Trees along State Street and planter boxes in front of the Orem Post Office. GUIDE PATROL SKILLERETTE Sharon Stakes Skillerette will be held Saturday morning from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the Orem City Park. Orem Stake Skillerette Skilleret-te will be at the same time at Scera Park Recreation area. The event is for all Guide Patrols of those stakes and will involve about nine events of skills and relays and a cook-out. West Sharon Stake Plans Conference West Sharon Stake Quarterly Conference will be held at the stake house, 1700 South 00 East, Orem. Leadership meetings will be held Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday conference begins at 10 a.m. There is no afternoon session of conference. Sacrament services ser-vices are to be held in each ward at their regular time. READ THE WANT ADS SCERA Development Project is richer by $100 after receiving check from Mrs. Marion J. Clark, left, project chairman of Orem Women's Club, and Mrs. Glenn Andrew, president. Studying map of future development develop-ment plans with them are Robert Gillespie, second from right, and M. Dover Hunt of the SCERA Board. The club said the check also represented efforts of last year's project chairman Mrs. Carl Sanford and president Mrs. George Boyce. Another project scheduled in the future is an oil painting for the new City Center to be constructed. The club now has $1100 earmarked for special projects. The "IN" color for style-wise men JARMAN'S MM H) mwm Bronze brown mellow and masculine is the footwear foot-wear color to go with, the season's new brown and tan clothes. The classic wingtip style here, made with typical Jarman skill and care, is a handsome example, And we have other Jarman styles made of Bronze Brown leather. Come in and augment your wardrobe with a pair. 1 16 West Center St., Prbvo Ue Our Luyawciy Plan Open Monday end Friday 'til 9 p.m. BankAmericdrd Welcome Here Community Church Sponsors Banquet The 10th annual Mother and Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the Women's Fellowship of the Orem Community Church was held at the St. Mary's Episcopal Social Hall. Mrs. Art Holloman acted as Toastmistress. A delicious de-licious dinner was served to the daughters, mothers and grandmothers grand-mothers by Boy Scout Troop 180 under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heinz. Flowers were presented to the following follow-ing mothers: Oldest mother present, pre-sent, Mrs. Rowena Hanks: youngest young-est mother, Mrs. Gerald Reese: mother with the most daughters, Mrs. Welch McKenzie, with six; mother with youngest daughter, Mrs. Phil Langager; grandmother grand-mother with most granddaughters present, Mrs. Fred Childress with four; most traveled mother, Mrs. Howard Thompson; youngest young-est grandmother with the newest granddaughter, Mrs. William Bledsoe. Musical numbers were presented pre-sented by the following: Piano solos: Janice Ny man, Lesli Walton, Walt-on, Pat Sloan, Karen Hall, Linda Hollandsworth, MargoMcTavish; vocal quartet, consisting of Bonnie Bon-nie Killpatrick, Ursula Van Gend-eren, Gend-eren, Sue Grande, Barney Walton. Walt-on. Perry Martin delighted the audience with two dance numbers; Karen McBride played an ad-cordian ad-cordian solo, Leslie and Cheryl Holloman presented a flute and guitar duet and Steven Heniz sang a solo accompanied by Danny McBride on the guitar. SPECIAL PURCHASES for an FMAM Now, a stereo tape recorder at a sensible price . . . from G.E., naturally. Who says the sound and styling beauty of stereo tape recording has to be expensive? Not General Electric. Look at all the quality features of this G-E tape recorder, rec-order, then come in and hear what beautiful music they make together. Modtl C1529 Antlqu White What a deal! Now you can wake up to the beautiful sound of FM . with this stylish G-E FMAM radio. The price? About what you'd expect to pay for a radio that just played AM. 5 G-E tubes, 3 transistors plus a rectifier G-E clock has sweep-second sweep-second hand. Self-starting, self-regulating. self-regulating. 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The financial report was given by Mrs. Andrew Cooper and the auditors report by Mrs. Edward Brown. Musical numbers "Let All Life Be Music" and "Musetta Waltz Song by LaBoheme was rendered ren-dered by Mrs. Clyde Weeks, accompanied ac-companied by Mrs. LaMar Hill. Mrs. Paul Van Gardson, newly elected president of the Timpan-ogos Timpan-ogos 1st District of Federated W omens Clubs was introduced and conducted installation ceremonies. ceremon-ies. . Mrs. Ray Holdaway is the new president of Orem Women's Club. Other officers are Mrs. Ivan Barrett, Bar-rett, vice president; Mrs. Phil Buchanan, recording secretary; Mrs. Dale Johnson, corresponding correspond-ing secretary and Mrs Fred Gour-din, Gour-din, treasurer. Mrs. Holdaway announced her department chairman and board members as follows: Director: Mrs. Andrew; Membership: Mrs. Howard Hall; Art: Mrs. Lawrence Lawr-ence Maycock; Legislative: Mrs. Dale Larsen, Mrs. Garth Nielsen; Publicity: Mrs. VernWentz; Program: Pro-gram: Mrs. Edwin Baird; Project: Mrs. Elvin Hancock; Phoning: Mrs. Alfred Bennett. The following new members were welcomed: Mrs. RulonLew-is, RulonLew-is, Mrs. Lovell Killpack, Mrs. Rose Goates, Mrs. Alta Adams, M rs.Ray mond S te wart, Mrs. C r ee Orem Riding Club Fun Nite Winners Following is the result of the Orem Riding Club Family Fun Night held the first Saturday in May as an annual event. Lucky ticket holders were: 1st prize: beef - A. C. Curtis, A.F. 2nd prize: Barbecue grill - Boyd Smuin, Lehi. 3rd prize - Transistor Tran-sistor radio - Grant Brereton, Orem. Winners of the pig scramble: Bradley Baster - 8 yrs. and under David Bills - 9-10 yrs. Brian Kappler - 11-12 yrs. Winners in all events: Barrell Racing: 1st - Dennis Hall 2nd - Kathy Peterson 3rd - Darrell Hall Kids Barrell Racing: 1st - Kay Marie Barney 2nd - Kirt Jolley 3rd - Randy Lee Jack Pot Roping: 1st - Ray Yamarichi 2nd - Florin Bluemel Trophy Roping: 1st - Frank Baker 2nd - Sterl Davis 3rd - Jene Bluemel Hide Race: Butch and Willie Freeman Dally Roping: 1st - Ken Webb & Bob Kirkham 2nd - Florin and Gene Bluemel 3rd - Arnie Cardon i Jack Ham-mon Ham-mon -Ribbon Pull: 1st -GlenPitts & Wayne Phillips 2nd -Bob Boardman & Lou Dell 3rd -Ned Lee & Chady Burning-ham Burning-ham Pole Bending: 1st - Jess Orge ' 2nd - Dutch Lykin 3rd - Glenn Pitts Key Hole: - 1st - Paul Swensen 2nd - Ted Brinkerhoff 3rd - Darrell Hall Ted Brinkerhoff was announcer for the evening. Stan Aston is the President of the Orem Riding Club. Kofford, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs., Winston Crawford, Mrs. George Hansen. Mrs. Ronald Adams chairman-ed chairman-ed this lovely event and was assisted as-sisted by Mrs. Jack Cameron, Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Evan Baugh, Mrs. Ivan Barrett, Mrs. Glen Johnsen, Mrs. Rulon Mansfield Mans-field and Mrs. Dale Johnson. Graduation Rites For OHS and OJHS Orem High School graduation exercises will be held Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the OHS football field unless it rains. In that event the rites will be conducted in the Boys Gym. Theme of the program is "To Be Alive in Such a Time" with studentbody officers and honor students participating. Orem Junior HighSchool graduation grad-uation rites, will be held tonight, May 23, at 7 p.m. in the OJHS auditorium. Seats not occupied by 6:55 p.m. will be given out on a first come basis. Theme of the evening is "Stairway to the Future." Following the exercise a Graduation Grad-uation Dance will be held in the gym for graduates and their parents. par-ents. .. And the War Goes On . . Fay Johnson, chairman of the Orem Landscape and Beatification Beatifica-tion Committee, succeeds Warren War-ren Bunting in the war against ugliness. He reports the com mittee has zeroed in on junk autos as the first target this year. And estimates that, in spite of nearly a hundred hauled to the lake, there are still some 500 rusting heaps marring Orem's image. Mr. Bunting will continue to serve on the committee as the Chamber of Commerce representative. repre-sentative. Other members are Mrs. Richard Kerr, president of the Garden Club, Mrs. Paul Ferguson, Ed E. Lewis, Verl Madsen and Mrs. Stanley Thayne, secretary. In a recent meeting it was suggested to call in service organizations or-ganizations or perhaps the National Na-tional Guard to help haul old autos. Mr. Bunting stated that a handicap last year was the necessity neces-sity of establishing car ownership owner-ship before being allowed to haul the cars away, but now, he said, the police department has legal forms to fill out which make this establishment unnecessary. Chairmen were appointed to select persons within their own stakes to work as committees on beautification problems in their areas. Mr. Lewis was assigned as-signed Sharon Stake and Mr. Madsen, Orem West Stake. Chairmen will be named soon for Orem and West Sharon Stakes, ij.iii.iMi limrv IWUiaUUAUkill i taw ctwii -'vm NOW 3rd and last Week 4 tbi iTfffETh I I I L ' I I II &IOT DENNIS - KEIR DULLEA ANNE HEYW(X)D M sua. march IN D. H. LAWRENCES; THE Caution - This show is Not for the "squeamish" WEEKDAYS - 7;00-9;30 SAT. SUN. from 1:30 ADULTS ONLY No one under 18 admitted SPRING SALE STRAW HATS I PANTIES For all the family. Girl's rayon tricot 2-14. nly 69c and up only 4 pr $10Q PAJAMAS ApRQNS Baby Doll 4-10 girls. 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