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Show p-uss II Fading , " t f II FUN .THAN A IN UPPER PHOTO STUDENT TEACHER, Sharon Miller, displays dis-plays zebra skin from South Africa, flanked by Cherry Hill first graders Tanya Kalt, Suzanne Dredge, Jalene Holbrook, Nadie Kitchen, Lisa Downs and Mary Ann Hales. In lower photo young sculptors at Cherry Hill show own animal creations. crea-tions. Front left, Paulina Kohkonen, Shelly Hymas, Gina Taylor, Sharlet Rowley, and Ann Schulthess. Back row, Jimmy Davis, Craig Adams, Dan Rex, Mike Pace, Clark Pitcher. Lincoln Beacon BY MERILEE JENSEN Wednesday, November 18th, Lincoln Junior High had an assembly as-sembly which was presented by inmates of the Utah State Prison. QUINN HATCH, assistant superintendent sup-erintendent of AlpineSchoolDist-rict, AlpineSchoolDist-rict, speaks to Windsor School students as special guest for Veteran's Day Program last week. f; 1 ilk 1 J 1 SMALL NEED BASEBOARD HEATER where to 0 " SERVICE "1 J1 Their talks were very interesting interest-ing and the studentbody enjoyed hearing about their problems and what caused them to go to prison. The PTA Is sponsoring a Harvest Har-vest Festival on Thursday, November No-vember 19th, from 6:00 til 9:00 p.m. for all Lincoln Junior High Students only. This party is called Plymouth Rockout" and promises prom-ises an entertaining evening for everyone with a dance in the Boys' Gym, coronation of the King and Queen and their attendents, (V BARRFUpF MONKEYS 1 II1 ' jC::F v-ji MUSICAL VERSION OF U.S. History telling the story of .the United States from the Pilgrims to the present day was presented by the Westmore Fifth Grade. Original script was by Mrs. Janson and music was under the direction of Mr. Clayson. Mr. Summers made scenery and props with assistance from Mr. Hansen, a student teacher. Shown above are History Books played by Kim Rawlings, Scott Christensen and Royce Clark. The children are Paul Hardee and Tim Salisbury. Chad Robbins was absent when the photo was taken. HP REPAIRS ? remember cali... 374 202 WEST 300 NC3TH PROVO 374-1472 Cascade School w earners Honors Sixth graders from Cascade Elementary School participated very successfully in the statewide state-wide 1970 Utah State Fair Essay Contest. They came away with three of the six top honors given to sixth graders and with fourteen four-teen Honorable Mention awards. All of the students attended the State Fair in Salt Lake City and then wrote and submitted themes entitled, "What I Learned Learn-ed While at the Utah State Fair Ruth Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, wonfirst place in the sixth grade competition. compe-tition. She will receive $15, a plaque, and a. clock radio from Southeast Furniture. Michael Karner, son of Mrs. Gordon R. Campbell place third. He will receive a dictionary from Desert Book Company. KristineJensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Jensen placed fifth and will receive a $5 gift certificate from Stevens & Brown. All Honorable Mention winners will receive ribbons. rib-bons. ' It is understandable that sixth grade teachers, Myrlon Abegg, Thomas Bandley, Helen Madsen and Doris Parker, are very proud of their students. a dance contest, and grand prize drawings. There will also be a movie, 'Shaggy Dog," in the Girls' Gym at 6:30 p.m. and games in the lower main hall classrooms. Refreshments may be purchased pur-chased in the Lunchroom. Students will be admitted to the South entrance of the building on presentation of their student activity card. We are all eagerly looking forward to this evening of funll Citizens of the week were chosen for the week of November 16th thru November 20th as follows: fol-lows: Steven Flagger, ninth grade; Chris DeAdder, eighth grade; and Kathy Livingston, seventh sev-enth grade. Ml,, Pli. J ELECTRIC HAND MIXER CEILING FAN - 1472 ImTooq IS? V 2fl t I 1 , aes JVV1 rv"ra?tt 111' . i L-jzL jIi jIj PICTURED ABOVE are Utah State Fair essay winners from Cascade Elementary School. First row from left, Kristine Jensen, 5th place; Ruth Harris, 1st place; Mike Karner, 3rd place. Honorable mention winners are, second row from left, Gaylon Ashby, Dianne Wynkoop, Cindy Cox, Janeth Baldwin, Nancy Kuhns, Terry Healy, Kim Brown and Kelly Call. Third row honorable mention winners are, Shannon Jordan, Shauna Neilson, Shelly Rock, Mike Oaks, Jeff Budge, and Lisa Thomas. Mountain Bell Awarded For Buying Bonds Mountain Bell-Utah employees 89.7 percent participation in the payroll savings plan for the regular regu-lar and automatic purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds was recognized re-cognized officially today with presentation of a sixth Service Star for their Treasury Minute Man Flag. The six Service Stars symbolize sym-bolize as many consecutive years' outstanding accomplishment accomplish-ment in the Bond-purchase plan-which plan-which amounts to an average overall six-year participation of 89.6 percent. The 1967 attainment attain-ment percentage of 93.9 percent was the highest for the six-year period of participation for the Utah company. State Director Kathleen Meikle awarded the Minute Man Flag certificate to John E. Lattin, Vice President and General Manager of Mountain Bell-Utah in ceremonies held in the Salt Lake City office of the company. The certificate authorizes Mountain Moun-tain Bell-Utah to continue to fly the Treasury's coveted symbol of outstanding participation in the Bond-purchase program for a sixtn straight year. Ads Hiring Results fill V2MskP T' ' - A"' m I ' LSi?V 4 iT Cherry Hill First Graders Study Animals First grade children at Cherry Hill School have been finding out many things about animals. Various animals and animal coverings cov-erings have been brought to school and displayed. The children child-ren have visited different places to see and learn more about animals. First grade teachers are Mrs. Donna Elder, Mrs.EuleneHicken and Mrs.IvaJuneWalker.Every-one Mrs.IvaJuneWalker.Every-one of their students has made a ceramic clay animal of his own design. The results have been very interesting. j . fy " HUNTING fn YOUNG AMERICANS of Orem High School show versatility of talents by their dress and pose before "foxy" poster in good natured determination to win in brain picking competition compe-tition on KSL TV, channel 5, at noon Saturday. Participants will be from left, Paul Cox, captain; Becky Billings, Dale Okerlund, Alan Williams, Alan Rollins, and Paul Farnsworth, alternate. This fall put Master Charge to work. Looking at a new coat? Or dress? Or suit? Or blender? Or ski equipment? Or shotgun? Or whatever? They're out there waiting for you, and Master Charge is the easiest and most convenient way to get them it's good with over 700,000 businesses coast to coast. Make this fall's harvest a big one put Bank of Pleasant Grove Master Charge to work for you. BANKOF ip&ggXiH? Jaguar Jabber by Janice Hirst November 16th through the 20th was declared 'Dog Patch Week by the Student Council. Monday the J ournalism staff and 9th grade presented an assembly depicting life in Dogpatch, as outlined by Al Capp, the famous cartoonist of the comic strip 'Lil Abner'. Kicking off 'Dogpatch Week', th plot unfolded as a group of skunks living In Dogpatch protested, pro-tested, wanting equal rights from Mammy Yokum, (a Dogpatch character who trys to get rid of the skunks.) Homeroom, (1st period), classes class-es decorated their doors to bring the spirit of Dogpatch to Orem Jr. High. These doors will be judged on most creative, most original, and most humorous. The Homeroom to earnfirst place in a category will receive 100 points, 2nd place 75 points, 3rd place , 50 points, and 50 points for participation. Homerooms with the most citizenship points will be honored at the end of the school year. The Fall Festival was held Thursday, November 19th, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. A lunch featuring "Hoagie" sandwiches sand-wiches was served. Students took part in a Dog Patch dress contest as characters from the 'Lil Abner' comic strip with prizes awarded to the best dressed dress-ed boy and girl characters. Varieties Va-rieties of games such as "Cake Walks" and "Apple Bobbing" were offered at the 'Fall Festival', along with a 'White Elephant Sale,' a dance in the Boys' gym, The bank that stays a step Orem-Geneva Times m1 4 CAROL HARMON, "Best of Show" winner in the Flower Arrangement Arrange-ment and Art Show held last week at the school. She also placed with other entries. (Photo t'y Chris White) and a movie star ring Jerry Lewis as the 'Disorderly Orderly.' Then on Friday the 20th, after the Fall Festival, many girls will be seen wearing pantsuits for 'Best Dress Day.' This will end the eventful "Dogpatch Week.4 Last week an Art Show was held. "West Winds," "Drought," and "Original Container" were some of the classifications entered. en-tered. One of the students. Carol Harmon, won "Best of Show." CAP Board To Meet Tonight Utah County Community Action Board of Trustees will hold their regular meeting tonight, Nov. 19, at the Utah Technical College, Room M-107 downstairs at 8 p.m., according to the execu- SOFT WATER TANK EXCHANGE SERVICE Only ... $3.75 per month Nothing to buy no work t do tKtt INSTALLATION anywhere in Utah County if this ad is rotentioned. Automatic Salt Delivery jefiverea to your home on a pre-ier schedule ONLY $1.80 per hundred pounds' No minimum Pay only tor what you need. NEVER WORRY ABOUTUNNING OUT Of SALT AGAINI (Wt reoair and service all makes and models el water softeners CUlilGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE jaa r0, jervina all of Utah County H07O070 for over 30 years. Member ahead. Thursday, November 19, 1970 tive director. Prior to the board meeting the standing committees will meet at 7 p.m. Executive committee com-mittee will meet in Room M-207, M-207, Finance and Personnel, "Room M-210; Public Relations and Resources, Room M-218 and Plans and Programs in RoomM-214, RoomM-214, all on the main floor. Evaluation Evalua-tion committee will meet downstairs down-stairs in Room M-107. Scheduled on the agenda are a discussion of proposed changes to Personnel Policies and Procedures; Pro-cedures; discussion of Plans ancf Priorities for the coming program pro-gram year; suggestions for legislative leg-islative action, proposals to be referred to the Governor and an open discussion of any other matters desired by members of the board. ft Tulips Bulbs All Colors ft Hyccinlh ft Crccus ft DaffodiBs Floral Arrangements as Specified Rohbock Sons' Floral 1042 South State Orem Federal Depotit Insurance Corporation |
