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Show Juab County Lists Names Fbr 4th Tferm Jury Duty By GRACE H. JUDDNEPHf The county treasurer, county attorney and cofmty clerk met recently for the purpose of drawing the names of trial jurors to serve during the fojirth-terof court for Juab Coufity. " The following, namjes , were drawn: George Bray,! Eureka; Grant B. Allen, Nephi; Alliene Farrer, Eureka; Charles Kay, EuEureka; Robert C. Thdmas, War-rilloMilo D. Nephi; Cazier, reka; jBrough, Nephi; (Marc E. Vest, Mona; Leo M. Sparrow, - w Eureka; Richard P. Laird, Eureka; Elmont Carter, Nephi; Lola W. Morgan, Nephi; John H4 Sullivan, Eureka; Pearl Allen Red, Nephi; James R. Ockey, Nephi Frank J. Lunt, Nephi; Elgy N. fEllertson, Vineyord News , Histories Qf I Pioneers By MRS. KENT A. PRUE Dale Burgess Recovering Dale Burgess is at home recovering from a broken leg suffered' Wednesday evening while riding his horse. The, horse fell with him. His leg is in a cast that was put oa at the American Fork Hospital. - Mona; Wilson Lee, Eureka: Ray L. Baderticher, Eureka; Clark E. Morgan, Nephi; James F. Reid, Nephi; Lilliam pE. Steele, Nephi; Glen KnottsV Eureka; Lula Mem-mot- t, Nephi, ajnd David Austin, wepni. 4 - t" ( - - w ..." 4 A j 2 Cars Damaged In Accident At Spanish-ForSPANISH -- Rea Carlton and .Secretary June Beck conducted a business meeting. Interest was stimulated for the renaming .of the club. A prize will be given to the one who! selects the best name for the club. June Beck entertained the Eight The new members are Mauirihe Club at her home Thursday eve- Beck, Helen Beck, Marlene Avery, sixth their Celebrating birthday ning with five new members being Mary Warnick and Vivian Terry, Monday were twin daughters of welcomed into the club. President all of Alpine. Others present be U f at Home From Fractured Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Strong, Paul ette and Claudette. They were greeted by 28 boys and girls who joined in the games and ALPINE T SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 Utah County, Utah ' SUNDAY HERALD Alpine News j ' Leg those mentioned were Dixit Strong and Lorna Bevy of Alpine, Delia Bowen of American Fork, Joyce Greenwood of Pleasant Grove and Chelta Jackson of Salt Lake City. sides1 Progressive games were played d prizes "won by Mary Warnick, ella Bowen. Helen and Junt Beck. 1 k F6rK Extensive damages were caused to two autos when they collided on a Main y Thurs- - Street intersection here day. Damage estimates ranged well over the $500 mark as the vehicles were surveyed by onlook- ers. A 1955 sedan! driven by It L. Jex collided with a machine driven by Fred Johnson, in the intersec tton of Third; North and Mam Streets. There were no injuries, The mishapj occurred shortly after 2 p.m Officer Edwin Boy- ack of the Spanish Fork Police Force investiga ed. Mr riii Jk3JZMJfX3 'GENTLE ART OF SELF DEFENSE Instructor Ed Parker, center, shows four men techniqus of "Kenpo Karate," Orient-origi- r nated system of self defense. He wears black belt signifying highest honors in the art. Other men In photo are, left to right, Robert Thomas and Charlie Beeder, assistant Nash, Bill Hamilton, Dale " . instructor. Pleasant Grove, Orem Auxiliary Police Study Oriental Art of Self Defense vinpvard camn Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at tjje home of ith Capt. Mrs. Ellis Jacobs Bertha Sorensen in charge. The lesson was given by Laella Olsen. Histories of her grandparents were Be renA hv Mrs. Verda Jenkins. Re frAhmpnts were servfed by Mrs. lniiting of parking Jacobs , and Mrs. Olivl Bilboa to in Proposed the City and County Building 12 members and two visitors from lot was under consideraparking North County Next jheeting will tion by couniy commissioners Mrs, Mae be , held at the home of . ' n Thursday. jf (t o. &cnroaer on4ov. Sterling Jones, chairman, said might be limited to three Lakeview Top Pilots primary parking hours during 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. class entertained thjeir parents during lax collection and with a program at Vineyard except vehicle license deadline motor Chapel. Bishop Pauf H. Taylor rushes. was special guest and speaker. AH the children of the lass participated in the prograip.' Refresh- Provo Man Fined ments were served by leaders, Mrs. Lenna Adams and Mrs. For Unlawful Fire Thora Martinez to 45 guests. George Henderson, 185 S. 1st W., of 'Set William Kent Pruej, son of Mr. pleaded guilty to charges ting an undawiful fire (rubbish); k and Mrs. Kent A. Prue is on a was fined! $25 in Provo City and U.fe. cruise with Naval Re 7 .Court. serve unit. PLEASANT GROVE The Pleaant Grove Auxiliary Police and the Orem Auxiliary Police are receiving special training in the "Kenpo- Karate-Ar- t of Self Defense," which Is being taught by Ed Parker, specialist in the field, and assisted by Charlie Beeder. Both instruc- tors have received special training form oi in the "Kenpo-Karate- " " " '" " '" IIS? MM,ll RTy ' - ;?iEE3 I ' of yew hefthfe FlmfciaB at 4iKaola and wm r Eeity Payment Plan two-wee- . mt wSl m wiU f pnm faflta tfl afc awwUHoa Storage for 40 lbs. of frozen fobdsl Separate butter storage compartment In door I ur 3-02- y i ' Tnaaw wtska boU Cm a baetloa of tbm mam mtamd w W abo fcava a wmmm af Abdomioal atpBortafaj maittJt pot Pad Full width NeMO Handi-Bi- n r crlsper Spac!ousr trasnparent meat drawer Four SerVl'Shefvet in the door , Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ivie, Mr. EISENHOWER! TO GET and Mrs. Milton L. jlvie, Kearns, MEXICAN INVITATION NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Golqen Ivie and arid The Sandra Ann, children, Dee; presidents of the United Bob Bill Mexico will be invited Ofem and and States Orem, Ivie, PRESCRIPTION CENTER Jensen, Provo, returned from a to meet here for the official open 23 N. Unlvertlly Av. successful special deer hunt to ing of the new international bridge therein. riches and ree Montlcello, Utah, over the Rio Grande River in De tecting temples, group Prove, Utah Phone FR turned with fivedee!r. instructed Mr. Parker approxi cember, it was reported today. j . hm alraadv baaa 4r and m M Mt Mcarkit m mnfatt or Mttaf . tmr m m vMt at and m oovinetd Bit M period. According to Mr. Parker, Kenpo is a combination of several forms of self defense, and its chief pur pose is to make it possible for one man, against several; to render them helpless. Mr. Parker is a traveling instructor who. teafchei police groups and other public nmtpction erouos such as the auxiliary police. . The art was originated da India by Buddhist priests who, being unarmed, had to devise ways of protwo-ho- t ' Onry $5.00 Down, on Sears I mately 30 men are taking the classes, which are to continue for five weeks. Each class is for a ; UWV y BOTuQE self defense. The classes are being held at the Lincoln High School three times a week, and the two police groups meet jointly for 'the special training in self protection. The course is held Mondays and Wednesdays in the evenings, and on Saturday afternoons. Approxi j " Pg, mately 70 fulltime peace officers last year, which Included members of the Utah State Highway Patrol, county sheriff's office, State Fish and Game officers and many city police groups of which Pleasant Grove police officers were part. - Parking On City County Lot Limited May -- iinii i Chiller Shelf for meats, beverages iiiiiiiia 74 1- - fcl IVSXT Reg. mm ML i- How 0n,y. - ' 1 $- .98 - 37 Giant 20 cu. ft. Coldspot Yard wSW$N: huoe array of gorgeous barkcloth drapery We havfe ihtm yard-- . In floral prints, Modern Gold Overlays and some novelty patterns. You will find just what you have been looking for In thi special priced group. 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