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The biocki to the center of . town reesrred tor tnoe who- preler- watch the parad from the alde-V alde-V The parktoc Uwn were L i friendly Jostling of el- and JoUy comradeahlp eemed tmd through the densly pack- W- The entire taU wa rep. ted in the merry pronf. i the moving flower garden ad-id ad-id led by John IfacFtrlane, Jr, U at the Day, and hie ; aidea, lit local band followed by the houW consider that they are hoati on Strawberry Day and proffer their errtce where needed. Tho spring chicken dinner at the High School went over big as did all tn many visitors within our gates. M the close of the day a tired, satis fled bunch of workera wera pleased with their day'a profits, More local organisation should haV helped to handle this pkrt of'tha day's program. pro-gram. The ball park has ne?er held as many automobiles at on time In Its history. The complete one-half mile track was encircled by ears parked closely together. "-"The mammoth grand stand was packed to capacity besides many people who sat on the grass along tha north.end of the frark. Among the riders in the Rodeo were a number of our local boys, whose riding compared favorably with the others. The aeroplane was in continious motion above the park , . t Fberry Queen, many cheerg from' uurms in Toa ana me ramous the side lines, were heard; ! parachute Jump claimed the undivld-!di undivld-!di of each float recognized their 4 attention of the immense throng. nrk in comparison to the, ine enur oayB program was carried b and cheered each other along out the official program" plans de lines. Miss Edna Nelson as maicaiea. i mik. en i tt r iberry Queen was much adt iUO "iisvuie vpera company eimeciallT for her long beautU Pre8nte(' a Tery nna original opera U ithlch gave her true Queenly ,B the High School Auditorium, the picture snows ana all other indoor toy float deserves commenda-; vwimmj receiyea me or the beauty and originality, i pooresi patronage, ine crowa seem- .J iifm. & j i a her, The Spirit of St Louis" j BU " iU0 v uoor ulu me toe Dest. The day's wonderful 'program closed with-three big official dances, at the High School Gym, Geneva Resort Re-sort and Apollo " Hall at American Governor Issues Flag Day Proclamation - Got. 'George" ttDn UsW" proclamation Thursday calling tor general observance of Flag day, June 1, urging displays of flags from homes and buildings and asking the People to rededlcate themselves to the fulfillment of obligations of cltlaen-ship. cltlaen-ship. The proclamation follows: "It has become an increasingly lmv portant annual custom for the Decmlel r(,unln?a- hniiiKat1iDbaertriMln of missionaries Hawaiian Missionaries Hold Annual Strawberry .Day Outing Th irawaiia7n-missIonarie8. who were lulaalonary companions of Elroy elon. enjoyed their annual Straw- berry Day "get-together" narty at the home of Elroy Nelson Wednesdav evening. Their plans ace made to come autl enjoy Strawberry Day here and in the evening a real missionary Among their - entertaining day the anniversary of the adoption J110 Used to entertain the elders and of the Stars and Stripes as the emblem ,ints in the mission field. Hawaiian of our country. It Is altogether fitting 'ong and instrumental music around and proper that this should.be don nUKe bon-flre, also Jokes and games as an impressive means of bringing aear tne Nelson home were enjoyed. fresh to our mind and hearts the Immeasurable Im-measurable privileges symbolised by the flag of the United States. J 0n this day It behooves us all to refresh our understanding and renew our appreciation of the blessings w share under Old Glory. Fnrthermore, The serving of strawberries around the Are Is to be one of the yearly fea tures. The missionaries and thulr guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keff, Salt Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jerllng, American Fort; Mr. and Mrs. Ford . Robertand - JMrs. E. J,--,. T. the occasion should be ajso one of a Roberts of Lehii and the following rededicatlon of our utmost In cltisen-Joun men with ; their partners; ship for the further advancement . of 0eorKe Kail, Ernest Kelson, Spencer the high purposes of our nation. Now.!Sa,iilIe' William Holding, Russel therefore I. Georse H. Dern. Governor of the Taylor, Harold Horton and frank Russel, "all of Salt Lake. The lady State of Utah, do set apart and deaig- missionaries: Mariam Clark, Effle oate Tuesday, June 14, 1927, as nagCoPcr. AoWd Llnd, Harold Nelson day, and earnestly nrge the display of Qd Mrs. Maurine Bullock Joseph. the flag from every home and building, public or private, and suggest that the Q . patriotic people of this state com.,'001" Camp TO memorate the day with appropriate exercises wherever possible. Due care should be taken in the proper display of the flag and in the observance obser-vance of proper respect towards It." City Council Disposes of Considerable Business George Holman met with the coun. ell Monday night at the regular session, ses-sion, with reference to the Holman-Pleai-CrltrSrrHo-man explained the attitude of his father on a number of irrigation problems. It was decided in the council that Mr. Holman compare figures in the cue and send findings to Mr. Fugai so that adjustment can be made In the near future. X C. L. Johnson met with the council In the interest of a restaurant license for the summer months. The license will be charged as per the Revised Ordinance of Pleasant Grove City, the council decided, - Chairman W, W. Ltm of the Water works committee, reported that work had been done to level up the trenches that had been filled this year. Fred 0. Shoell of the Streets com- of this city. Tha Luncheonette 'One more business house opened for Strawberry Day visitors. , The new modern building adjoining he Alhambra Theatre which is am deal location for Cafe "business has een appropriately decorated and Itted with soda fountain and show ases for confectionery. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Theobald, are not new in the lunch - business, i They are . cental uslneas people . and will make good n this, sew venture for Pleasant Jrove. Theyr: managed" ap similar tusiness in California before locating tiere. Mrs. Theobald before her marri age was Miss Clara Richards, daugh- er of Mr. and Mrs. George Richards Open June 27 he Boy Scouts were outstanding fcs distinctly different from all The Committee, .especially jelated the help of the Lehl and Mils bands and the Proro LbandprovWi recora oreaxing crowas. a isle for one of the finest parades put over in this city. The cow-with cow-with their entertaining clown pe number of Indians to. their l costumes added much to the !( spectacle. The "Backing i created merriment for ' the ji of the most Interesting things Jletely at the close of the parade J serving of free berries, both )e being served and to -the jnee in charge of the serving. Itatle ta servmg and the " ex- pa on the faces of many of being served plainly said. Is our first outdoor festival Fe are ready to enter err t It" At the clos of the r of iflnnA tAuiA eMM.i. Jnd, there were hundreds of I who could not be served. enl traveling men and people re former Pleasant Onm proffered their serrloeg at berry serving and were o- by the committee In charcei "Joyed their bit of service for home town, local mmiu mt Shortly after the rodeo the crowd seemed to thin out a little, but soon after, the people who had been compelled com-pelled to work during the day came In great numbers. A continuous chain of lights from ears could be seen from the point of mountain on the north and from Provo on the south all meeting at Pleasant Grove to complete the day with ns, : The celebration was well handled by the Committee and added police. No accidents of any importance oc-cured oc-cured and with a slightly clouded sky, and a little breeze the day was Ideal and the celebration one to be remembered for a long time. General chairman M. S. Christian sen, S. D. Moore, Jt. Parade Committee Commit-tee chairman; Elton Taylor, Advertia. tnr chairman: Dr. J. L, Huchel, flnanoe. and concession chairman; J. r. Hanidar, aueen selection chairman; 0.1. 8mith, amusement chairman and Harold Walker.' ball park chairman, "together with the city officials and the various committee workers are to be highly complimented for their nntlre- Martelle Keetch In Auto Accident Near Orem 'Martelle Keetch, in a new Ford Coupe, was going toward Provo Just after the rodeo on Strawberry Day. The traffic was very heavy. A peddler's car stood on the pavement and - Mr.Keetdrcouldnor see a car that was coming from the south. He ran into the car and both cars were quite badly damaged. None of the occupants were injured. Health Clinic To Be Held On Monday, June 13th, a well baby's conference will be held in the tithing office as usual. All parents who have children who will enter school in September for the first time are urged to bring them to the clinic for free examination, so that If there are any defects they can be taken care of before school starts. All babies under school age will also be examined. ing and successful work accomplished in making the; day the great success It wa Pleasant Grove citizens to general should also be proud of this state-wide celebration which ttey an ually put over and should feel they are doing a good work for themselves and their city. unday - Two Big Special Atttractions - Sunday ALHAMBRA THEATRE PLEASANT GROVE our interest. The ahows we will play hefe"1Stm1itT-n he oI.tne ,ery exceptionally good morals. The show, we have selected lor Sunday, June 12th GENE STRATTON POUTER'S latest plttur "THE MAGIC GARDEN" Also - "inj qo so at a:3t), Charlie Chaplin in "SHOULDEK ; AKBB M aiid wlsi: at only. First show 8:00 p.m. For bPnu,1t o! tl o e aUr ng . tt;.. ,fii aa tiro TiriiLiiiiiii. ; I UU Will ocg cu Monday and Tuesday, June 13 and 14 Nonnand Kerry and Claire Windsor in "THE CLAW'' A:"TTnIversal "Jewel. ' Enough" said: Cfood Comedy. Wednesday-and Thursday, June 15 and 16 "After Six Days" pom cre:iti.. Tllm A'erslon of the Old Teatament. r . . . .-... ml Tamnh. A ' " ',' ' um ana Eve down to the reign, 01 JVI"8 ,Phntrp lira i u . . . . . 1 thii r.m I npnire aid it w7. - ::L"ruA,VJriw"'. " hB had ever wltno-sea.' -uun tit nasi iituii ann mnsi iiiiimum un i" v Theatre to a packed bouse. The (ATINee WFn . TUB GREATEST STORY. ErER TOU EVENING 15o and 25c Reservations Should Be Made- Before June 10. Provo June 2-The biggest enrollment enroll-ment in the history of camping In the Tlmpanogos District Council is expected this summer, when Camp Tlmpanogos, on the site of the moun. tain by that name opens on June 27, according to Scout Executive A, A Anderson who will'have charge of the camp. Five interesting courses of study tnclnding kodakery, nature .tndy f eampcraft, scontcratt, and woodcraft, will' be offered to the boys who Join th camp. Since the camp wilt accommodate only about 12S boys each week. Chief Anderson is eager to have the reesr-vationa reesr-vationa la by June 10, ta order that no boys wQl be disappointed. Wasatch district has reserved places for Its boys for the first week and others have reserved other weeks, but there Is still plenty of room any of.the weeks Chief Anderson report. In order to better take care of th boys, the Council has purchased one hundred cots and one handled straw- tick to be used as matressea. Every lad, therefore,-will have a good bed up off the ground. A dark room to be need in connection with photo graphy will also be erected. "Tlmpanogos Camp located among the pines on Tlmpanogos Creek is an ideal place for Scout, Chief Ander son declared. "There the boy can learn nature lore and woodcraft under competent instructors surrounded by Ideal camp conditions. I hope that every district will give every. Soont this opportunity to learn the art of manly living." o - State Prison Immates Are l -JL'Going To School" ' . ... The current number of The Pro gressive Teacher contains an editorial of Interest to citizens Of 'CUb, The article deals with our etate prison school and says, "The inmates of the mittee reported the repair of cross ings and rough sections of some of the streeta Mr. Shoell stated that measurement had been made of the property concerned with proposed sidewalk extensions. It was reported report-ed that the culvert pipe had arrived for the repairing of the State street Crossing near Pioneeer Grove west of the High School Niels Fugal of the Irrigation committee com-mittee reported a petition of Walter Baxter to lay a culvert across 4th West and 2nd North on the south side of the street. This work was ordered order-ed done and the culvert placed in, under the supervision of the Street Committee and Road supervisor. It was recomdended by Mr. Fugal that the waste ditch la the city blocks be cleaned by the city. This recommendation was . accepted and As soon as the building Is in good shape a formal opening la planned, the date to be announced in our columns later. With reference to the Heber Oard. tner case it was decided that the city furnish the) Iron provided Mr. Card, tner do the work, necessary to place a head gat in the head ditch hear his property. This plan was agreed upon as compensation to Mr. Gardiner for loss sustained in flooding his property. jut. mgai stated that arrange menu had been made to put In a headgate at the head of the Harvey Ditch. - . . Joseph Olpln reported that - the clean up of the city cemetery had been carried out,-that toilets had been provided in Pioneer Grove for Straw, berry Day, and that wiring had been repaired In the Pioneer Grove. Mr. Olpln further stated that "salt' had been purchased and esed for the purpose pur-pose of destroying White-top In the city park. ? The city 'officers report read, received and ordered filed. The following water transfers were authorised by the city council: 1 acre In Beck Ditch from J. A. Brlnley to JLeo P. Harvey. - - t acre In Battle Creek from John 8. Peterson to Benjamin Adams. - Property owners will be requested to clean off the weeds and brush from sidewalks a, prescribed In the eity ordinance. " -. Iindon and Windsor Wards Hold Health Clinic A health clinic under the Utah Utah state prison are going to schoollCounty Unit of tlie State Board of Health was held at the LIndon school Thursday, June Tbey are actually studying arithmetic, arithme-tic, reading, penmanship, writing, English, music, and bookkeeping along with training courses for useful occupations. oc-cupations. This new prison school is under the direction of the state uni 'their parents. versity and the public schools of Salt Lake City. It was started as a result of a survey of Utah's educational activities ac-tivities and penal institutions made by the Bureau of Education. "In the opinion of the survey staff 9. Children of pre school age and those entering school this fall for the first time were especially es-pecially urged ta be present with -Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, II. Adams this week were Mrs. Laura Perry of Ogden, formerly Miss Laura Rogers, a couslnof Mrs. society can protect itself best by sal- Adam8' M Mrs Altbea "a,11(lay of vaging all prIsouersw boaretobfli! a 'Bir pi rs. Aaams TetSSpdto it. The salvaging of menf"1 are vlBlUn neM finitely. Involves educational procedure. T" ' mates ..are perspns jut .of ..adjastment .' with physical or social laws." . The Progressive- Teacher la -published in Morristown, Tennessee, and !a .an;., educational magazine of natlonr al circulation. . -- Sorenson-Maryon Nuptials - Mr. and Mns. I $ Sbrenson an. ' nounce the marriage of their daughter daught-er Helen, to Edward B. Maryon, sou of Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Maryon of Castle Dale. The marriage took pise in Salt Lake Thursday, June 9th. Th bride has for the past three yearn been employed as , a bookkeeper at Taylor Bros." Co, at Provo. t After trip thru Southern Utah Z the young couple will make their home la Salt Lake where Mr. Maryon is employed. -Their many friends are extending congratulations and best wishes. Course In Piano Lesscsa Miss Gladys Sorensoo, the young lady who was winner in the contest at the B. T. U. In 1927, will give piano lesson this summer at the H, .L Wright residence. . ? v . r Miss Sorenson comes highly recom mended and Is enthused with her wort, and WU uke a great. Interest in her students. A recital .will be given at the close of the season. - rr ANY WAY YOTJi:-FIGTOE YOTJi:-FIGTOE . ' If you buy on Price you a quautyll. beat AVell sell tire that will order prices. If you buy on Quality: J Well sell you tires will beat the mail that "price and : out-run the mileage of other first grade tires. If you want the Best; AVell sell you tires that are beyond comparison. AND TII ARE ALL GOOD YE A KS ARROWHEAD SERVICE STATION Where You juid Service Meet ""Pleasant" Grove, Utah LOST Between P. 0. and Orem Depot." A Stone Martin Mar-tin fur, tan color with white stripe. Please return for reward." Virginia Walker. ft TODAY THE LAST DAY " ,, ... for : ; """ ' - Merry-Go-liound & Ferris Wheel -Bring the kiddies and enjoy one mpre rider Come again Next Strawberry Day. i --"uy 3:00 P. M. 10c and 20c. . . B-U-lt |