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Show L v w M-rl i I ' ill If ' i I .-A I it i i ... . r:; EAGLES CONVENTION Among those attending the presentation of the Ten Commandments Monolith to Pleasant Grove and Utah County residents last Friday evening were F.O.E. and Auxiliary Aux-iliary officials, 1. to r., Virginia Pierce, Grand Madam Conductor, Apache Junction, Arizona; Don Mack Dalton, Pleasani Grove, friend of F. 0. E. National President Maynard Floyd; Aletha Wrathall, Tooele, Madam State President; Ken S. Stewardson, New Westminister, B. C. Canada. Grand Worthy Vice-President; Dorothy Wilding, Salt Lake City, Grand Madam President; Albert G. (Bert) Bench, Orem, State Worthy President; Mayor Jack E. Cook, Pleasant Grove; E. H. (Spike) Ensminger, Pleasant Hill, California, Grand Worthy Inside Guard; Maynard (Blackie) Floyd, Willmington, Ohio, Grand Worthy President; T. R. Wrathall, Tooele, Mid-continent President; W. Ronald Stine, Lehi, Local Worthy President. Ten Commandments Monolith Presented to PL Grove by Eagles A monolith inscribed with the Ten Commandments has been erected in the Rose Garden adjacent ad-jacent to the Pleasant Grove Library Li-brary by members of the Utah State Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Eagles Auxiliary. The monolith was unveiled at ceremonies held attheRoseGar-den attheRoseGar-den last Friday evening under the direction of UtahStateF.O.E. Worthy President A.G. (Bert) Bench. Mr. Bench said the monolith mono-lith is the eighth to be erected in the state by the 6,000 members mem-bers of the Utah State Eagles and Auxiliary. He said "many will benefit from its presence." Green Pennant Safety Flag Serves as Reminder The Green Pennant seen flying or not flying- from the flag staffs at the Greenwood, Shelley and Forbes Elementary Schools and the American Fork Junior High School serves is a constant reminder re-minder to tie stadeots at the schools to fce safety conscious. As long as students in the participating par-ticipating school are safe and careful and avoid accidents, the Green Pennant flies. But when there is an accident resulting from carelessness, the flag is taken down for a penalty period. Then it can fly again- unless another accident involves someone some-one in the school. The Green Pennant TrafficSaf-ety TrafficSaf-ety Program is in effect 24 hours a day, everyday in the week to help students and parents be more aware of safety. Students are reminded to: Walk on the sidewalk- don't run into the street after a ball or a pet; cross the street only where there is a traffic signal; stop and look carefully both ways before leaving leav-ing the curb; always stand on the curb, not in the street, while waiting to cross. Also to always he alert and careful and not depend on others to watch out for you; ride only one on a bicycle; and to wait until traffic has stopped before crossing the street to and from the school bus. Greenwood Elementary School is the only school that has remained re-mained accident free since the program began in March. J one McTague, co-director of the General Motors sponsored program in American Fork, said a film entitled "Flags are for Flying" will be shown in the participating schools over the next week. The film, provided by G.M., is a review of safety practices. The rarest of traits is sincerity. Depart Salt Lake City July 3rd 1971 Tour of Europe 22 DAYS SSOO Price includes: Round trip fare. Transfers Sight Seeing Tours. Accommodations. Most Meals. Globe Travel Agency KENT PETERSON Call 756-6170 American Fork Utah County Commissioner Stanley D. Roberts and Pleasant Grove Mayor Jack Cook accepted the monolith on behalf of the county ana the city. Mayor Cook thanked the Eagles and said he felt the Ten Commandments monolith would serve as a reminder re-minder that the constitution of the United States was written under the "divine inspiration of God" and of the heritage of the state of Utah. Commissioner Roberts urged all citizens to pause to meditate upon the meaning of the "great standard inscribed on the monolith." mono-lith." Alpine L.D.S, Stake president Leland F. Priday gave the opening open-ing prayer at the unveiling ceremonies cere-monies and Merlin Bourne, Local Worthy Chaplain, the benediction. The monolith was presented in connection with the 51st annual covention of the Utah State FOE and Eagles Auxiliary which was held in Provo beginning be-ginning last Thursday and concluding con-cluding Sunday. On hand for the ceremonies were Maynard Floyd, Grand National Na-tional FOE president of Wilmington, Wilming-ton, Ohio; Grand Aerie Inside Guard E.H. (Spike) Ensminger, Pleasant Hill, California; Dorothy Doro-thy Wilding, Grand Madam president pres-ident of Salt Lake City; Virginia Virgin-ia Pierce, Grand Madam conductor, conduc-tor, Apache Juncton, Arizona, Ken S. Stewardson, Grand Worthy Wor-thy Vice President of New Westminster, West-minster, B C. Also Mr. Bench, Provo; Al-thea Al-thea Wrathall, State Madam President, Grantsville; Ronald Stine, Worthy president, American Ameri-can Fork Eagles Aerie and other national, state and local Eagles officials and members. Greenwood DUP Camp Elects New Officers On Thursday, May 13, the DUP Greenwood Camp held their final meeting of the season. They will not meet again until September. The meeting was held in the Utah Power and Light Building. Election Elec-tion of officers for the year was conducted with Mae Austin being held over as Captain. Garna Riding Rid-ing will serve as First Vice Captain Cap-tain and the newly elected officers offi-cers are, Second Vice Captain, Harriet Barratt; Erma Wood, Secretary-treasurer; Mable Mc-Niel, Mc-Niel, Chaplain; Elsie Varney, Registrar; Beth Green, Chorister, Choris-ter, Vonette Greenland, Lesson leader; Garna Riding, Scrapbook. Other holdovers were Myrtle Seastrand, Historian, Custodian of Relic Hall; Evana Stewart, cheerleader; Fern Johnson, organist. or-ganist. The officers who were released releas-ed were thanked by all those present and lauded for their two years service. Those retiring are: Lstelle Steel, Stella Gardner, Gard-ner, G lends Makin, Minerva Heaps and Jesse Maxwell, Alice Thornton, Dorthella Dunkley and Lyle Grant. Meeting was conducted by Mrs. tot AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1971 Austin and the elections were under the direction of Garna Riding. Rid-ing. Beth Green gave the history of her grandfather Mayne. The lesson was presented by Stella Gardner, "A Tribute to Pioneer Pio-neer Mothers, Mrs. Riding then gave the Thought for the Day. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge, Vonet-ta Vonet-ta Greenland, Ruby Sabey, Beth Green and Lillian Conder. Picadillo, a Spanish type hash, is made with olives and tomatoes. mm. 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