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Show ,1 , ' A' ?. v.- I h Mill - it jr i - I TV- - i -.L r I BOWLERS-Winning team members in the American Fork North IDS Stake Relief Society bowling league play were, left to right, seated, Jerry Griffin, JoLene Goble, Claire Thomas, Twentieth Ward, first place; standing, Shirley Pedersen, Donna Robinson John Draper, Mary Lou Hight, Ethel Park. Mrs. Pedersen, Mrs. Robinson and Beth Miller, absent from the picture, were members of the second place Fourteenth Ward team; with Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Hight, and Mrs. Park, members of the third place Fifteenth Ward "B" team. Women s Bowling Champions Winning teams in the American Fork North LDS Stake Relief Society Bowling competition were announced at Die bowling luncheon held at the stake center last week. The travel trophy went to the Twentieth Ward. Members of the Twentieth Twen-tieth Ward team also placed first in the league tournament play with the Fourteenth Ward team coming in second and the Fifteenth Ward "B" team placing third. Jerry Griffin received the trophy for high series (513) and for high game (235). Mary Lou Hight received the "most rofessional Artists Invited o Exhibit at AF Paqeant Professional artists of Utah are invited in-vited to enter the Utah Pageant of the Arts Professional Art Exhibit, to be presented in connection with the sixth annual Pageant-performances. The exhibit will run concurrently with the Pageant at "American Fork High School, June 9 through July 8. The 1978 art exhibit will be the first Pageant juried show, according to Mary Ann Judd, exhibit chairman. Exhibit awards will be presented for "Best in Show," plus first through third place and an honorable mention. Awards will be presented at an artists reception to be held at the American Fork High School on June 9, with all participating artists cordially invited to attend. Applications and entry forms are available from Mrs. Judd, Utah Pageant of the Arts Exhibit, Box 111, American Fork, Utah 84003. Entries will be received June 2 and 3. There will be no exhibit fee, nor will the Pageant take a percentage cf artists sales in con nection with the show, Mrs. Judd said. Further information may be obtained from the Pageant office, 756-3541, or 533-0661, toll free from Salt Lake City. Both the Professional and Youth art exhibits are Jointly sponsored by the Utah Pageant of the Arts, the Utah Division of Arts and the National Endowment En-dowment of the Arts. f H f yti V urn I MOW ABOUT W AW-THAT 1 -IT DOSetfT V ttf-U.. WHY NOT TUN! IN ON rM TM6 SAVINGS SOME MUSIC? J RADIO MOO ANVTHINQ IONS OF TUB &COO DCA1.9 AT WU MAB THEBS ? ! , r"J IS LIKE 4 EXCEPT . 1 . , ON A NEW MOOELt II -Z51mv wife "J Squawk' M KOLLCY will Be music vjIf auto ca Good Transportation 1971 Buick $695.00 Timpanogos School of Gymnastics Is Now Registering For Summer Session Spacious - Fully Equipped Facility Individual Instruction never more than 7 students per instiuctor. EXCELLENT INSTRUCTORS Classes for girls of ail ages and abilities We invite you to come in and see us in motion at 317 North Main Street, Orem, Utah For Information or to Register, Please Call 224-1196 after 3:30 p.m. or 225-0543 F - t I i 4 lit S. Si. -r . .. " - :-1 m I JTj j ft Tljc Sadislj Patcrj Half the fun of almost anything is the anticipation. an-ticipation. Vacations, reunions, long-awaited anythings...all take a bit of planning and forethought. The actual happening is usually only a small part of the excitement. ex-citement. The second half of the, fun is thejeineaiberfng. itiig"around the table, hands flailing through the air, reliving the big event. Sometimes it's more fun the second time around. Back in my high school days I was always up to my neck in Girl Scouts. (I improved bowler" trophy. The trophies were awarded to team members by Dorothy Miller, secretary of the league and co-ordinator of the season's bowling activities. At the conclusion of the luncheon, elections were held for next fall's league. Judy Draper will serve as president with LaVern Pulley, vice president, and Dorothy Miller, secretary. was rather tall.) We were an' active bunch of do-gooders do-gooders and something was always on the agenda for the next weekend. The big event of the year was a 12-day trip to the east coast, the Smokey Mountain anywherewhere there' jgistfV Wisconsin snow. By the time I had finished high school we had traveled through 12 different states. I was always packed for those big trips four days before the bus left. The night before take-off I would pace the floor, check and re-check my gear, wipe off my sweaty palms, go to the bathroom 14 times, call up all my friends in the middle of the night and go on the trip a million times before I ever left the house. Fun. You better believe it. One, two, three the trip would be over and it was back to normal, whatever that was. About every other year when the old gang manages to get back together you wouldn't believe the stories, better than the real things. There have been lots of other trips and occasions and each one has made my stomach jump for days. I guess I am just as was when I was skinnier, 16, full of trouble and ready for anything. It's grand to plan and scheme, wait, plan some more, laugh a few times, get it all off the ground and hang on for the ride. Sitting here I'm getting -fiir"nbstalgic about the good, old carefree days. Boy, I was a zesty little devil. All those planned and re-planned Girl Scout trips sure gave me the blood of a gypsy and the legs of a hiker. It's comforting to know some thoughts, feelings and rememberings are always constant and better than the last time we thought about them. Makes a person want to get up and dance on their desk. That would give 'em something to talk about for a few years to come. Sweet Things Thursday, May 18, 1978 4-H Club Organized The "Sweet Things" 4-H 4-H Club was organized on Tuesday, May 2 and are beginning some fun 4-H projects. The girls will be assisted by the guidsne" and help if Theirmothers "and ether people. Officers Of-ficers were elected with Tiffany Smith to serve as president; Tara Car-nasaca, Car-nasaca, vice president; Janelle Jolley, secretary; Sharla Bushman, reporter; Amber Williams, inspector; in-spector; and-- Gwenna Jepperson, song leader. Mrs. Nadine Bushman helped the group to organize and will serve as advisor. The group plans to go to an egg farm, go on a shopping spree, attend Dairy Days, Steel Days and finally attend the Day Csmp. u u. a j: :, .. ft-:::- II B'ada Cut FOTH0AST I 7-Bone :? nUM4 1 ; Round Bone I ROAST.... 4 1 o Lb. RUMP ROAST. . Boneless BEEF STEW MEAT $159 lb. 1 SHORT RIBS.... T Lb. 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