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Show Citizen, Press. Review - Wed.. April 8. 1987 - Page 14 AF couple performs Eagles support charitable at Irish benefit organizations at dinner The Fraternal Order of Eagles was founded in 1899 in Seattle, Washington. The Order is an international organization with more than 4100 organizations in the Continental United States, Hawaii, England, and Canada. Pleasant Grove FOE 3372 was formed in 1968 with a Charter membership list of 86 gentlemen and 59 ladies. They now have approximately 600 men and 500 women members. The Eagles donate much time and money to charitable organizations. The Pleasant Grove lodge is having our Big 6 charities drive which consists of: Crippled Children, Heart Fund, Arthritis Foundation, Cancer Fund, Kidney Foundation, and Diabetes. The local lodge donates and raises approximately $6,000 a year. It is time for the Big 6 Charities Dinner and Dance for 1987. Come help support the Big 6 Charities on Saturday, April 11, at the Pleasant Grove Eagles 3372 Lodge. The dinner (ham and scallop pot) begins at 7 p.m. At 9 you can listen and dance to the music of the Sage Band. Remember that the proceeds from this function support the above mentioned charitable 6 organizations. They look forward to seeing you and your guests at the lodge. For any clarification please call: Gina at 224-947- 1. Proceeds will help Ulster Project-Utait a organization which carries on a peacemaking effort for Catholic and Protestant teenagers. Each year, youth are invited from northern Ireland to spend a month in Utah together. Tom and Gael Shults, an American Fork couple, will present a benefit concert of traditional Irish music Friday, April 10, at the Eldred Center, 270 W. 500 North, Provo. The two-hoprogram will also feature Salt Lake City fiddler Rex Blazer. Suggested donations for the concert are $4 per person or $10 per family. It has been noted that the program is excellent family The "Lifeline" program at American Fork Hospital offers independence to the elderly and handicapped. Lifeline is an emergency response system that allows the elderly and handicapped to summon help at the touch of a button. The system connects subscribers to a main unit at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. "It offers freedom and independence to people who are older or handicapped," says Dr. Dennis Hartle, director of cardiopulmonary at AFH. Hartle is in charge of the Lifeliae program at AFH. "It is reassuring to them to know there is help if they need it. I think the families are the ones who like it the most. It gives them a good feeling that their loved ones can get help if they need it." The Lifeline unit is the size of an answering machine that sits under the telephone. Each person wears a bracelet or necklace with a triggering device. If help is needed, they can push the button they are wearing or the button on the machine under the phone. This triggers an alarm at UVRMC. At this point, a list of respondents are phoned. These are neighbors and family members. Hartle said, "There's a list of six people that are called. If none of them can be reached, then police are called to check on the person." According to Hartle, there is also a button that must be reset every day on the lifeline machine. If the button is not reset, a call is made to the person to see if they are okay. "It's such a simple thing, but it provides a lot of reassurance for subscribers and their families," he said. Six people from American Fork area currently subscribe to Lifeline. Mrs. Sylva Johnston, 80, uses the Lifeline system. Johnston, who is confined to a wheelchair said, "I've never had to use it, but it gives you a real feeling of security." Johnston says when her children found out about the Lifeline program they thought it was a great idea. "They were glad I'd have it because they worry about me sometimes." "Most people never use it, but we have had some cases where people have needed help," said Hartle. "We've had people wake up in the morning with the flu and need help, or someone breaks a hip. It's just good to have." As for the future of the Lifeline program, Hartle sees it growing tremendously. "It's catching on fast and some day all kinds of people will be using it," he predicted. Proceeds from the concert will pay air fare, ground transportation .costs, insurance and activities for the month. Host families are volunteers. help "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," and "When I'm " Sixty-four.- Losee and harpist Janet Bensing will play two numbers with the orchestra, "Clair de Lune" by Claude Debussy and "Chanson dans la Nuit" by Carlos Salzedo. Wednesday night will be the premiere showing and playing of the symphony's new Salvi $11,000 harp presented by the Utah Valley Symphony Guild. Offenbach's, "Overture to Orin the Underworld," pheus Tschaikovsky's "Marche Slave," Bizet's "Intermezzo's' from his L'Artesienne Suite No. 2 and Borodin's "Polovetsian Dance No. 17" from Prince Igor will complete the program. d variety of creative ways eggs can be used everything from Bromley's Egg Farms is sponsoring a second this Saturday, April 11, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Free demonstrations will be given every hour on the hour at Bromley's Coop d'Fun, 491 E. 1200 South (South of the American Fork exit) . and Carol Bromley Cathy a will demonstrate Wiscombe entertaining to basic menus including omeletes, quiche and crepes. They will also show a few ways you can use decorative egg shells for Easter decorations. No reservations are needed. EDITOR'S NOTE: Small Claims judgments are published in this newspaper as a matter of public record. The American Fork Department of the Eighth Circuit Court is normally in session on the second, third and fourth Wednesdays. Supplemental proceedings and bench warrants will not be published. Since the information cannot be gathered in a routine fashion, satisfactions will be published only with proper documentation at the request of the defendant or plaintiff. Case Defendant Action No. Amount March Plaintiff Address 163.69 87SC070 233.75 87SC055 70.18 Ray M. Sam Kogianes Harding, Jr. 5716 W. 9600 N., Highland Douglas & Monica Wall 620 N. 300 E., American Fork Deseret Bank Stores Teri E. Wilson E. Swenson Ave., No. 2, Springville Ellen Evans Convenience Stores 540 W. 800 N., Pleasant Grove Jerold Ball Convenience Stores 550 S. Turley Ave., Pleasant Grove Mark Cowgill Convenience Stores Hart's Convenience 647 22.50 Hart's 87SC058 32.50 Hart's 87SC059 47.50 Hart's 87SC057 . E., Pleasant Grove Kenneth Anderson Knighton Optical v 104 Roosevelt Ave., American Fork Les McNally Fakler Tires RFD D-- 3 Box 625T, Provo Tim Knight Fakler Tires 155 N. 100 W., American Fork Ron Cook for Ray L. Realty Rescue Rooter 166 W. Main, American Fork Valarie A. & Gordon K. Evans Norman Perkins 189 E. 400 N., Lehi Sam & Kris Kogianes Steve Holden 5716 W. 9600 N., Highland Ken Anderson John's General Repair 104 Roosevelt Ave., American Fork 87SC064 .71.11 86SC143 226.85 87SC073 424.74 86SC053 107.05 87SC034 521.00 87SC043 938.25 87SC069 173.25 March 18 Scott Grassland Ray 1001 N. 43rd Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. Carl F. Haupt Jr. Wasatch Bank of P.G. & Becky V. Haupt M. Harding, Jr. 86SC455 167.41 87SC048 124.62 87SC088 593.57 Dixie Meyers 87SC068. 189.50 Production Management 785 W. 500 N., Lindon Don & Delores Davis 120 N. 600 Corp. 307.05 87SC038 Kenneth K. Walton 116 March I Utah LaGrange ( J.W. Morand) 935 Ind. Park Dr., Orem Timothy Knight W. Main, American Fork 25 653.95 Harding & Assoc. - using direct hypnosis in a unique way access programming. Be the way you want to be. Do what you want to do. Free Introductory Seminar Call 756 8149 i Schow, Lehi; Mrs. W.E. : C ..oi, vm villa ui. uiuvca, 86SC594 519.04 82.94 87SC083 35.40 87SC087 583.73 Parley Dudley E., American Fork Dan Carly 2045 S. Nevada Ave., Provo John F. Gann Mark L. Walker dba Walker's Food & Fuel dba Rocky Mtn. Trucking 7431 N. 8000 W., Lehi Harding & Assoc. Gunther's Comfort Air LeRoy Griffin E., Pleasant Grove Gunther's Comfort Air Keepsake Legacy Univ. Mall, Orem Peter Andrew Schmidt Daniel Klaus Evert 420 E. 1000 N., Lehi and Gem State Mutual of Utah P.O. Box 449, Salt Lake City use my Early Years Discount Get a prescription for your baby's vitamins and we'll fill the 1st one at no charge. held Saturday, Daughters Pioneers. April 4, in the Lehi LDS Ward Chapel. Survivors include her husband of Lehi; one Burial was in the Lehi son and two daughters: City Cemetery. both of Lehi; Myron Stanley B. Stephen L. Smith, Fork; Smith, Bountiful; Mrs. DAniel S.. (Rosemary) Thatcher, Boling, Texas; 39 six grandchildren; great grandchildren; three brothers: Clyde Smith and Adelbert Smith, American Fork; Carl D. SMith, Pleasant Grove. marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 19, 1941. He was a dairy farmer for over 40 years. He was a High Priest in the LDS Church. During years of good health, he enjoyed doing temple work, serving as the Kaysville; American Their Wallsburg. G. Smith, Legrande G. Smith and Funeral ward coordinator for this. He is survived by his wife of American Fork; six sons and one daughter: Robert D. Smith, Glen M. Smith, services were held Saturday, April 4, in the American Fork Stake Burial was Center. in the American Fork Cemetery. City Mary W. Thomas survived is She Hutchings Mary Wanlass Thomas, 91, died April 6, 1987 in Carmichael, Calif. She was born Oct. 27, 1895 in American Fork, the daughter of Lawrence and Melissa Smith Hutchings. She was a member of the LDS Church and a homemaker. by Provo. Mrs. two daughters: Funeral services will Dixie Stobelt, Auburn, be held Thursday at 2 Wash.; Mrs. Kay p.m. in the Anderson & Hartwick, Fair Oaks, Sons Mortuary Chapel, 49 E. 100 North, where five grandCalif.; children; six great friends may call one two hour prior to services. grandchildren; sisters: Mrs. Leah Burial will be in the American American Hofheins, Fork; Beth Mortensen, Cemetery. Fork Smith Card of Thanks We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends, neighbors and family members for all the of symexpressions pathy and love shown us at the death of our loved one, Robert Glen Smith. We deeply appreciate all those who took part in any way in the funeral services. We want to express our thanks to all those who called at the home and the mortuary, and for the lovely floral offerings and the food prepared our for comfort. special thanks to emergency room, the ICU and the medical floor staff and all of the doctors who gave their love and c oncern in his care. A the ? Norma M. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. smith Mr. & Mrs. Glen Smith Mr. & Mrs. Myron G. Smith Mr. & Mrs. LeGrand G. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Stanley B. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Smith Mr & Mrs. Daniel S. Thatcher and families Mp IrHeairDDDgj Miracle-Ea- r Centers oiler quality Miiacle Ear products and Miracie-ta- Featuring Inner Ear canal mm Hearing Aids Accessories ServiceRepair Counseling Hearing testing Batteries aid A,!S, itiii uuiv; uui and premium r consistent, prolessional services by lully trained personnel. Miracle-Ea- r Ca" now ,or an appointment behind-the-e- ar instruments. OOOOffO OQO were Thurs., April 9, 10:00 a.m.-4:0- 0 p.m. Am. Fork Senior Citizen Center, 54 E. Main Call for brochure and terms IIP Utah of Hearing Tests Executive ranch home with orchard & equestrian exercise area. 2391 N. 180 W., PI. Grove. Lot 18, Plat A, Crestwood Estates. Site is amidst other custom homes with country atmosphere & spectacular mountain view. Animal & irrigation rights. Split level, brick, 5 bedrooms, 3V2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 26 fruit trees, pasture area, patios, decks, outbuildings. A very well designed & constructed home. Associate Broker, Big Sky Realty. Sale conducted by S.F. Trunzo Auctioneers, Inc., 388 W. Hartwell Ave., Salt Lake City. v Card services Funeral the of member Inlomnie bseir to FDGE Sale held on site listed: Membership was She George. preceded in death by worker in the Provo her parents and one She was a brother, Arthur B. Gill. Temple. Robert Glen Smith, American Fork, died April 1, 1987 in the home of his birth. He was born April 22, 1914 in American Fork, to William Thomas and Margaret Ella Cromp-to- n Smith. He married Norma May Mecham July 28, 1934 in from Thursday, April 16, 2:00 p.m. and 11 A Robert G. Smith By order of the Small Business Administration Lehi Drug mim Mrs. Randal (Myrtle) I AQrjtfrjK always CONGRATULATIONS change ? Government Real Estate Excellent Service to Delbert QQQQQQQQQQQI Free Drawings means 527.74 97 N. 100 Free Gifts ADAPT 87SC075 87SC081 call 10 E., Pleasant Grove deSt Elmo Bountiful; Jeor. Salt Lake City; 72, of 11 87SC029 fireside will not be held the second Sunday in May because of Mothers' Day. QV. brothers and two sisters: Joseph B. Gill, Norman Nov. 21, 1923 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. a was She homemaker, Primary teacher, counselor in ward Relief Society, taught in Sunday services at American Fork School for Training several years, served 11 years as a temple married Eighth Circuit Court American Fork Department A gaga Qsffrcfl Sep hard-boile- - Small Claims Judgments is open to all single adults, regardless of musical skills. follow. Delbert G. Norman and Mrs. Alvin G. (Elaine) Schow. both of Lehi; Mrs. Charlie (Edna) Hawke, Provo; nine grandchildren; 24 great two grandchildren; LaVern Gill 85, died Wednesday, April 1, 1987 in the American Fork Hospital from a cerebral hemmorhage. She was born Feb. 22, the 1092, in Lehi, daughter of Joseph Jonson and Henrietta Bradder Gill. . She Norman, Francis Singles adult choir to present Singles Fireside Coral Meadows serves as conductor, Lisa Anderson is assistant conductor, Geri Singleton is pianist, and Bonnie Wickes is organist and pianist. All singles are invited to attend. Refreshments and mingling will In addition to normal library hours, the genealogical library is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. Tours are available .and more than 50 consultants can address individual research problems. Claire 393 N. 600 n scheduled for 3:30 p.m. and Swedish Research (part one) will be held at 4:30 p.m. Netherlands Research will begin at 5 p.m. Claire L. Norman 'Eggs-travaganz- a' 87SC089 The North multi-regiosingles fireside will be held this Sunday, April 12, at the American Fork West Stake Center, 165 N. 350 West at 7:30 p.m. The program will be presented by the Single Adult Choir. The choir is sponsored by the Utah Valley Program for Single Adults and was formed last spring under its It provides present leadership. single adults the opportunity to meet others who like to sing and learn musical skills. The choir sings for firesides in the area and will be participating in the Single Adult Conference July 30 through Aug. 2 at Brigham Young University. The choir meets Sunday evenings at 6 at the Rock Canyon Chapel (2445 N. 650 East, Provo) and The Utah Valley Genealogical on library will host six free classes genealogical research April 12 on the fourth floor of the Harold B. Lee Library. Morning classes include How to Use the BYU Library at 9:30 a.m. and U.S. Census Records and Indexes at 10:30 a.m. In the afternoon, English Research (part two): The Parish Chest will be the topic at 2 p.m. Beginning Research is c Bromleys offers 1070 N. 100 Artists perform with Utah Valley Symphony Seven American Fork area musicians, Scott Dorton, bassoon, Judy Smith, clarinet, Chris Tootton, oboe, Kay Asay, flute, Mary Alice Briggs, cello, Karen Blalock, viola and Ann Hill, violin will play with Utah Valley Symphony in "An Evening of Pops" Wednesday night, April 15 at 8 p.m. in the Provo Tabernacle. Swing and jazz music will fill the hall for part of the evening as D. Losee saxophonist Richard treats the audience with his talent soloing with the alto symphony in "Star Dust," "In the Mood," "Harlem Nocturne" and "Monterey blues." . He will switch to soprano saxophone for a Beatles Medley of "Eleanor Rigby", "Yesterday," h, non-prof- "Eggs-travaganz- 'Lifeline' offers independence Free genealogy classes offered O IH4, Tin Dti. MncM-f- Im Mk C O4-UZO- D a ntuKM hmkmiii MMMnwk dm.,, m OaNMw, he i 1 |
