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Show v i Pjeasant Grove Lions Hear- - .v .: i f ri ..am t e i7 -- PLEASANT GROVE The Pleasant Grove Lions Club met at a business-luncheo- n meeting this week at the Alpine Grill. "Agriculture, and It's Importance to Central Utah." was the theme of the meeting, which was treat ed by Willis Banks, Pleasant Grove High School agriculture In Jm r:w;-.. 14 Go From Spanish-ForTo Utah Legion Boys' State i. . ' . :' K9 , , - iJ ; ;?r'V '.". i . i" i - ' 1 . ' : 3 . vicinities. During the evening Mr. Saling, U; S. Forest Ranger, explained problems of grazing in the mountains, in order to prevent erosion and to prevent flood damage. He stressed the fact that water conservation is of great importance in Utah County. Lion President Neils Fugal presided over the meeting. State Board of Retail Merchants Deseret Federal Elevates' Officers "Six million dollars could be savec each year In government through adoption of recommendations of the Hoover commission," declared Harold J. Dollinger, States Chamber of Commerce. before a luncheon meeting of the Orem Chamber of Commerce Thursday. suptrvison or fellow associates, and not because of their inability to do the job or dislike of their assignments. He decried other wasteful spending such as I evidenced In unnecessary government printing and other areas where the government competes ' with private Industry. He urged' members of the Orem chamber to be cognisant not only of their own local prob- lems, but national problems as Purpose of the meeting was to inform the members of the Orem welL Chamber of the scope of activi- The meeting-wa- s conducted by ties of the U.S. Chamber of ComT. Smith, chamber Joseph LEIII BOtS' STATERS Dale Gunther, left, and Kent Peterson, merce, and the importance of Lehl delegates to Boys' State now In session at Camp Williams. the national approach to govern1 , mental problems. Mr. Dolling er told of one in- Spanish Fork Livestock stance of waste lit government: a Association Tour Slqted 25 per cent turnover In federal The annual range tour of the employes yearly. If this could be reduced only two per cent, he Spanish Fork Livestock Associasaid, millions of dollars of tax- tion wille held Wednesday. The group will meet at the Forest payers money could be saved. Of office In Spanish Fork at 7:30 LEHI Two Lehi youths will was a delegate to the State For- this problem, he reported that a. m. Members are asked to studies have shown that 85 per represent this community at the ensic Meet in Salt Lake City. own dishes and to notheir bring 16 9 to annual Boys State, July who change A graduate of Lehi LDS Sem- cent of employes one of the board members tify inclusive at Camp Williams. jobs frequently, do so because of by Monday if they plan to at Dale Gunther, son of Mr. and inary, he is active in church work inability to get along with their tend. Mrs. Orville Gunther, will be in the Lehi Fourth Ward. sponsored by the Lehi Lions Mr. Peterson has been an honor Club, while Kent Peterson, son student at Lehi High School for of Mr. and Mrs Alma Peterson. the past two years, and during will be sponsored by the Lehi his sophomore year was twice Two Named from Lehi To Attend Boys' State American Legion. Mr. Gunther will be a senior this fail at Lehi High School. where he will serve as student body president. He is a member of the Debate Club and was on the track and football teams. He won third place in the Region Three debate meet this year, and winner of citizenship awards. Next year he will be of the Lehision, school yearbook. During the past year he was manager of the wrestling team. A graduate of Lehi Seminary, he is secretary of the YMMIA in the Fifth Ward, and has received an individual award as priest. He has also served as priesthood quorum president and in other church positions. co-edit- . STATE FARM or Provo an Wins $100 in Fisher Heal Realty Body Competition Offices Moved Summer Swim Schedule Listed By Pleasant Grove SUNDAY HERALD Regional CC Official Hits Government Waste of the Western Division. United Provo merchants Civic and will havfr the opportunity to at-- Three SPANISH FORK were elected to the Utah Re commercial organizations of this itena lectures ana classes pn gov tail Merchants Association board enjoy the recreational of directors. Provo members of city have sent 14 delegates ento ernment, the camp, and learn of facilities 1955 State Utah Boys the all levels of govern the board of directors are Harold about much :to supercampment, according D. "Dex" Shrlver, William Firm vising American Legion .post of- ment. They will aid in the setting age, and Charles Sessions. na and ficials. The boys left Spanish up of model local, state, President of the organization. oftional governments, electing Fork en route, to Camp Williams which is designed "to foster good all phases. Saturday morning and will re ficials for between merchants and relations affair. Boys who will represent Span- the turn after the seven-da- y consuming public," is W. P. During their week in camp they ish Fork are Mark Lelfson, Ron- Dunn, Keith O'Brien Co. Other ald Thomas, Blair Bradford, are R. Scott Dye, vice officers Leon Jensen. Jay Halverson, L. R. Samuels Co., Og- Orsal B. DETROIT, Mich. . president, Mitchell John Bobby Brown. Allred of 727. E. 4th S., Provo, Mrs. Agnes L. Stewart, Kent Hansen, Brent Hansen, Paul den; treasurer, Auerbach Co., Salt PLEASANT GROVE The fol- Utah, has been declared winner Payne, Glen Olsen, Kent Stab- Lake City; and Weston E. Ham lowing revised schedule is now of a second place state award in ler and Arlen Jenkins. The arexecutive secre in effect in Pleasant Grove sum- the. senior division of the Fisher rangements for Boys State dele- llton, assistant of the Salt Lake mer activities secretary accord- Body Craftsman's Silver Anngates and transportation to camp tary, Chamber program, of Commerce. Four new officers were appolnti is under the iversary model car competition. direction of Ameri- City ing to Ned Alger, recreational He will receive $100. ed to positions in the Deseret can Legion officials with Howard The Provo men helped deter director. Instructional swimming Announcement Federal Savings and Loan As- Bills as committee chairman. As mine details of the next meeting at of state and re ages 6 to 8, gional winners throughout sociation, it was announced today sisting Mr. Bills are post com of the Utah Retail Merchants As andScera, Mondays, the Wednesdays ages 9 to 12. The nation was made Saturday in Deto be held the by Joseph E. Kjar, president. sociation,' during Owen ad mander J. Harrison, for these trips at 11:30 troit where judging has been in bus Clarence H. Tingey, long time coming regional convention of the a.m.leaves Arnold vice and Thomas, jutant was the of association, secretary; National Controllers Congress at progress for three weeks. Recreational swimming appointed vice president, suc- commander Lloyd Evans. scheduled for Lake Salt City ceeding the late Matthew A. Mil- manager, and Ralph A. Barnes, Aug. Saratoga is to be held each Tuesler. . . p of the Loan manager Mortgage day from 2 to 4 p.m. This event Emerson L. Hardy, manager of department, were named assist- FOUNDED ORDER includes all age groups. An out! the Provo branch for the past ant secretaries. - city excursion has been of five years; was named secretary The appointment of Mr. Tingey de founder of scheduled for July 14, at Salt-aiLoyola,, to succeed Mr. Tingey. He will as vice president marks a change theIgnatius of or Order will leave the old The bus Jesuits, Society continue on as manager, of the of policy for the organization, of was in born in 10 a.m. and children at. hall Spain city Provo office, Mr. Kjar said. He Mr.. Kjar stated. Previously the 1491.Jesus, Is The still who should govgo society bring own lunches, has been with 'Deseret Federal vice president's position was held 25 erned the and cents rules bus by x original fare, and spending since 1946. by j the senior member sof the constitution of St. Ignatius. if desired. Miss Florence Olsen, credit board of directors. money I i"" - intermountain district manager Mr. Banks talked of the many changes in farming procedures since 1920, and stated that al though farms are as a general rule much smaller, production 3 Provoans On k , . " structor. has steadily increased because of efficiency of methods of farming and handling produce. He stated that Utah County rates very high in the state in production. if Wallace .Saling, chairman of the agriculture committee intro duced the speaker, and a student of the Future Farmers of meri-lca at the High School, Darrell Frampton, who reported on the recent educational tour of the local FFA organization to Las Vegas, and other parts of NevSPANISH FORK BOYS' STATE CANDIDATES AND LEGIONAIRES Left to right, top row: Mark ada, several cities in California, Uefson, Ronald Thomas. Blair Bradford, Lean Jensen, Jay Halvorsen, Bob Brown. Second Row: and historic places of interest in Arnold Thomas, adjutant; Lloyd Evans, vice commander; John Mitchell, Rowe L, Harrison, How- Utah. Mr. Banks, their leader ard Bills, chairman of Boys State; J. Owen Harrison, commander. First Row: Kent Hansen. Brent made the tour with the boys, to Hansen, Paul Payne, Glen Olsen, Kent Stabler, Aen jenKins. . study agriculture projects and methods of farming in ojtier ! ? I . ""gy-cagf- " ' " -- About Agriculture ) J " Offifes of the Heal Realty Insurance Company have been moved from 24 N. 1st W., where they were for Vight years, to a new location at 135 N. University Avepue. T. H. Heal, president, who has been in the real estate business in Provo for 41 years, said, the new quarters offer considerably more room and opportunity for better service to clients. INSURANCE COMPANIES Wish to ANNOUNCE ' 'the appointment of H. B. PAYNE as a full time aarent them for Auto, Life, and Fire In snrance. representor bn Mr. P.ynt has a incident of Provo for period of thirty yean and hac attended school at the Brif-ha- m Youna University. He has partisipated in all the company sponsored training programs and is a graduate of two years training TrainIn Life Undef-Wrtte- rs ing Council. AUTO o LIFE H. B. PAYNE Office located 'at: St EAST CENTER Phone FR PROVO. UTAH 2-1- o FIRE INSURANCE 21-2- 3. i m r. i ' ".r '"' -" l . j , . 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