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Show Orem-Geneva Times- V , 5 PAUL J. PARKER Eagle Scout Award Received May 17, 1979 especially tennis, foot- J . -11 --J ...-,.t1irV HO enjoys all scout activities. ac-tivities. He likes camping, camp-ing, hiking, fishing and other outdoor sports. He is active in the L.D.S. church, presently in the Teachers Quorum of the Orem 27th Ward. Samuel is the sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Que Steele to receive his Eagle award. i V " L. u. .. 1 SAMUEL STEELE BiPaulPaeL Samuel Steele Receives Eagle Paul J. Parker, son of Virgil and Jackie Parker received his Eagle Scout Award on May 6, 1979 from theorem 27th Ward, troop 427, under the direction di-rection of Paul Jacobsen, scout master. He has been in a scout troop in the Charlemagne District in Europe but completed his project here in Ore m. Paul is a 9th grade student at Lakeridge Jr. High School. Scout Award Samuel M. Steele of Troop 427, Orem, recently re-cently received his Eagle Scout award. His father fa-ther presented his award to him. He is an eighth grade student at Lakeridge Lake-ridge Junior High school where he is active in the Band program. He also enjoys all athletics, Eric R. Cluff Performing On East Coast A local musician is entertaining audiences on the East Coast April 27-May 27-May 23, as a member of Brigham Young University's Uni-versity's Philharmonic Orchestra. Eric R. Cluff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Cluff, 385 W. 800 South, Orem, is performing in major cities along the east coast's of Canada and the United States as one of BYU's 84 orchestral musicians. musi-cians. Cluff, a freshman majoring in Music Performance Per-formance at BYU, is a 1978 graduate of Orem STEPHEN WIGHT High School. At Orem Hign he was a member of the Symphonic Band, Symphony Sym-phony Orchestra, A Cap-pella Cap-pella Choir, and National Honor Society. During the East Coast tour, BYU's Philharmonic Orchestra is performing both classical and contemporary con-temporary orchestral peices. The orchestra, conducted con-ducted by Dr. Ralph G. Laycock, has performed in several national music conventions by invitation. Last year, a recording of the orchestra was chosen from tapes representing numerous schools of higher learning across the country to air over National Public Pub-lic Radio. Stephen Wight Completes Medical School Stephen Earl Wight, husband of Cindy Jeppson Wight and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jeppson Jepp-son of Orem has completed 4 years of medical school and will be graduating from the George Washington Washing-ton University Medical School in Washington D.C. on May 25th. He attended B.Y.U. where he graduated in Pre-Med with a Bachelors Bach-elors degree in Microbiology Micro-biology in 1975. Since at George Washington Wash-ington University he has received membership to the Kane-King Obstetrics and Gynecology Honor Society and will graduate in the top 25 from his class. Steve has chosen to specialize in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology and will be doing a 4 year residency at the University Univer-sity of Iowa, in Iowa City, Iowa beginning in July. They are the parents of one son. ' : 1 I ' J GOOD THROUGH MAY 23 . ' j Shade Tree - H Ji " Mechanics Sale . I mmomssmmm ig 3 Evergreens s I 1 r TREES 1 1 1 r.i m ' '- 111 1 ' .i.i.i, . , n,u.; Leven's Hew Open Mil First Quality Stock 9 pm Flo Seconds fczJL Monday & Friday DIGSGO" EGB miiKi m SALE STARTS f.lOtlDAY, MAY 14th 10:00 AM u n i . ii. . , i '- ' '' "' '-" . ' '."'.L'.".',ll f L V Sixes 36 to 56 t 1 f ' cim""' hum stock JjH ' 'S"i" Regular Values from '95 to '200 vA Coats Kpf Vl Entire Stock T7 tVS 2soft MMfk NL JifKf Regular values $70 to $100 jf'l 7 A ?) Shirts $h4Q I jf Thane rv A I Career Club l If v' 'j (if long or Short Sleeve r J ) Y ' L r 25 off LVil IS SSacEis Dress Shirts Y J Entire Slock Entire Stock j ! I J 20 OFF A W HZ""""' Qri U Ulrr Regular Values $12.00 lo $20.00 f J J - : ' ' ' " ' - 1 it Shop leviSSrauss Shoes . " Entire Stock 1 Ml fOT IIL 20 OFF i-20OFF F-ther's ....i., 1I5..Q iu.se n.n-snftso . j Day L - I ' 1 Ml June 17 Boy's Suits ) 20 off V . f. x 1 m Jt7lzJ " "', m;ZZZZZ , 16 West Center, Provo cm wnAFPi::c " f: , ct ,ecr ' I,ore 'The only clothing ifore jtou'H ever need Open House Planned For Elem Teacher Clara Dodge, Kindergarten Kinder-garten teacher at West-more West-more Elementary in Orem, Or-em, will be retiring at the end of this school year. She has taught school in the Alpine School District Dis-trict for 9 years, except for two years at the old Seminary,better known as Eastmore. 1970 - 79. Now she and her husband, hus-band, Arvid Dodge, who has semi - retired, can travel and do all the fun things they enjoy doing together. She is looking forward to these special spe-cial times to be with and visit her 8 children and grandchildren. An open house will be held in the library of the Westmore Elementary School, Tuesday, May 22, 1979, from 4:00 until 5:00 p.m. The public is invited to come. Light refreshments will be served. Ready to Plant Approx. 1 Foot Tall Good Thurs-Fri- Sat Only While Supply Lasts No Purchase Necessary MM MR FILTER $ Orem Womens Club To Hold May Breakfast The Orem Womens Club May Breakfast will be held this Saturday, May 19th at 9:00 a.m. It will be held at the Schonwalb restaurant, 1835 South State in Orem. Help, Inc., a United Way agency, helps people in need with medical equipment; equip-ment; such as hearing aids, crutches, etc. Girl Scouts of the VS.-A., VS.-A., a United Way agency, offers an exciting program for girls of leadership training, character building, build-ing, and activities. m Q99 i ff F Fhliiv Alt Outi Filter Trtal) Innr Filter traps frfl m stops a ixJ holds ot all over 90'. ot remaining Z4t mm t 1 contaminant, helps fitter work contaminant combines wilh A- r I M n qA AQ so-.iongey oote ime to aitow engme to i j KGg. 34.4j ' tyeatne more easily i. 3 ihsdean JLvi s t !! gj V OIL i i - filter :opnn 1 S carburetor!... POlTl i i INSIDE and OUT QQO : Spray or Pour MJJ V V OIL I UQ J Z FLTER j Reg. $1.89 Reg. $3.49 rll J g 1 r-;ilki I 'I 5 Mll ltRAC0 i I JtJ& 8 TRACK I COOLANT KIT I CTFREO i Prevents overheating by 1 JlClitw maintaining coolant at r ' ' " proper level and removing I rTl ! all air from cooling system. V J-- - Prevents coolant X-O- ' J 3ti 0NLY$Q99 8 V y Seakersonlyf V $15.99 Pair g C: 271 CTH STATE MVst IITIM Open Monday-Saturday 1 . , I g O.if.1, UlAn 8am 9pm I f J E rtP fHftft Friday til 10 p.m. f ? t" :.m 225-9100 vi Will Be Open Memorial Day . Our I'evv 6-Month Time Certificates Pay On Minimum deposits of ONLY $1,000 (9.73 effective annual yield) The best part is now yon don't need to tie up at least ten thousand dollars for one year to earn a giant 92 on your money. And we still pay 7 On all Passbook Savings (7.19 effective annual yield) All interest carried daily from date of deposit All accounts protected up to a maximum of ten thousdand dollars by Ihe Industrial loan Guaranty Corporation, a private corporation corpora-tion which is not an instrumentality of the state of Utah. j- .. s .... .. . w.t.wy.-nii m iwiw ' DMITED THRIFT 211 SOUTH STATE STREET, CXI, UTAH 225-0571 |
