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Show Orem Woman's New Hours at Father Dies Dog Pound Nathaniel Mason Burnside, 75. resident of Mt. Pleasant, and father of two local residents, died at Utah Valley Hospital following fol-lowing surgery April 9. Survivors include a son, Wesley Wes-ley M. Burnside, Provo; three daughters, Mrs. Clair (Venna) Vance, Orem; Helen B. Nelson, Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Joseph M. (JoAnn) Conte, Los Angeles, Calif.; eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild; five brothers, Roy Burnside, Sacramento, California; Cal-ifornia; Leonard Burnside, ML Pleasant; Clyde Burnside, Kenil-worth, Kenil-worth, Utah; Robert Burnside, Bur ley, Ida.; and Harry Burnside, Mt. Pleasant, and a sister, Mary B. Mower, Fairview. Funeral service was held Monday Mon-day at Mt. Pleasant in the Mt. day at Mt. Pleasant. Burial was In the Mt. Pleasant Cemeterv. New hours at the Orem City Dog Pound are announced by Animal Control Officer Merrill Finlayson. The pound will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week from 3 to 5 p.m. Mr. Finlayson will be on duty at the pound during these hours for owners to retrieve dogs or to purchase an unclaimed pet for a small sum. Wman's Club Covers 1960 s Highlights of the fabulous and awful 1960's were reviewed for the Orem Women's Club Wednesday Wednes-day in the Scera Lounge. Program Pro-gram chairman Mrs. George H. Hansen introduced the speaker, Mrs. Paul Thorn. Mrs. Thorn covered the historic his-toric moon shot, the awful as- SOFT WATER Tailored To Fit Your Needs and Pocketbook TANK EXCHANGE SERVICE (We Own and Service limited Capacity.) tI 5 tjP Ex. Nothina to Sian and No Obligation to Retain With Rental or Service. As low at FULLY AUTOMATIC RFNTBI (We own You J enjoy unnmiicu Soft Water) FULLY AUTOMATIC PURCHASE PRICE a1L0W...$18900 No Down Required Easy Terms Just Pick Up Your Phone And say: 489-5696-SPRINGVIlll" 3 0 Years in Springville Archery Show Tonight The Timpanogos Archers, a local lo-cal sporting club for those interested in-terested in all types of archery, is sponsoring a bowhunting show tonight at 7:30 p.m. atOremHigh School. Anyone interested in archery is encouraged to attend the program pro-gram which will discuss various aspects of archery, A film will be shown on archery deer and elk hunting, and instructions on skill development also will be given, The Timp Archers will have a summer league starting scon on their outdoor archery range. Anyone interested in the league should contact Bob Jacobsen at 489-4036 or Max Healy at 225-5851. sassinations, miraculous heart transplants, and social problems concerning hippies, mini-skirts and the "pill", all part of the 'Ws. Mr. Rick Arial, history major and singer at BYU presented a short program on rock and roll music of the period with a demonstration dem-onstration on the drums. Vickie Wentz, daughter of Orem City Judge, H. Vern Wentz, sang several sev-eral numbers with self-accompaniment on the guitar. Presiding over the meeting was Mrs. G. Dale Larsen, president. Mrs. Neal Bunnell led the pledge of allegiance and Mrs. Eli Clay-son Clay-son gave the litney. Hostesses were Mrs. Ray E. Johnson and Mrs. Donna G. Rowley. RUSSELL YOUNi'i Local Man Receives Award The Master M Man Award, one of the highest awards in the Latter-day Saint Church, was recently bestowed upon Russell Jay Young in a meeting held in the Orem LDS 36th Ward. Mr. Young has lived most of his life in the Orem-Provo area. He graduated from Provo High School and attended Brigham Young University for two years. He served a mission for the LDS Church in Finland. His church positions include Primary and Sunday School teacher and priesthood executive officer and he was aSunday School stake board member in the BYU Fifth Stake. He currently is serving serv-ing as welfare clerk. He is married to the former Alice Ann Porter, who has received re-ceived her Golden Gleaner Award. They are parents of two children and reside at 411 N. 6th W., Orem. BPW Reports Big Year Orem BPW had a successful club year, 1969-70 as reported by their club membership at their election meeting Tuesday night when they re-elected Mae Morgan Mor-gan to serve as their president another year. The club recognized recog-nized the achievements given many of their club members. The sponsorship of the Nike Club for Orem high school girls, was one of the accomplishments. Another was the decision to present pre-sent a painting to the new Orem City Library and City Center. Bernice Cox, city librarian and BPW club member, has worked with the Utah State LibraryStaff, the Orem Library staff and board, city officials and Ashworth Architects for the past three years in planning a building that will serve Orem area residents now and for many years to come. The club has sponsored Dorothy Stratton Hancey and she is the District BPW Career Girl Candidate to the state convention. She is the daughter of Dorothy Stratton, Orem high school librarian li-brarian and past club president and daughter-in-law of Wanda Hancey, club membership chairman. chair-man. Bessie Meiling, 1st president of Orem BPW, and director for the past several years of Utah County Welfare, received the 1969 outstanding state women employee employ-ee from Governor Calvin Ramp-ton Ramp-ton at the Utah State Employees Annual Meeting. Wilmetta Smith, past club and district president, is serving this year as Worthy Matron of Order of Eastern Star and several Orem BPW club members are officers. Erma Jean Argyle, club secretary, sec-retary, received a scholarship to BYU for her outstanding journa-lism journa-lism accomplishments, Marcelle Hawkins Skinner, received re-ceived a gift of two dozenjong stemmed roses from Dale Robertson, Rob-ertson, popular television star, on her birthday, because of her gracious hospitality and personality. person-ality. Dona Sumner, past president, was honored for her work as state bulletin chairman. Mrs. S umner, has been publicity chairman chair-man for the past few years for the Orem Boosters Organization which promotes the annual Miss Orem Pageant and Orem City Celebration. She represents Orem BPW Club in this responsibility. Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, April 16, 1970 flg.M t.8 PJ 9MJMJJUULJLJUL9JJJSJL9JL9.M 9.9,9 8 H 9 B 8 ? Jj TEACHER'S READING WORKSHOP PLANNED Reading Success takes co-operation! Parents and Teachers....an out standing workshop will be held Monday, April 27 at Orem Jr. High, 765 N. 600 West. There will be demonstrations, exhibits, continuous colored slides of reading center ideas, and a booklet, book-let, 'Reading Success, recently published by the Central Utah Reading Council, an affiliate of the International Reading Association. This is the first time the council has opened the workshop meeting to the general public, and is a fine opportunity for all parents and teachers to gain ideas that will help children succeed in reading. Registration, exhibits, and films will be from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. Demonstrations and refreshments re-freshments are from 7 to 8:40. There will be Pre-school, elementary, ele-mentary, Jr. High, and Senior High demonstration areas and helps. Jansft Arrowed! 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