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Show 1 OA SUN DAY H FR ALDSUOTA?h10' 1961 Sharon Stake Weekly Rehearsals To Be Resumed by Church Choruses Plans Church Music Drama it, ' K7. - Worship together this week OREM 20th Ward Chapel in Orem, starting at 7:30 p.m. each 12th-Prov- Vv Dr. Boyd J. FILLS VACANCY d member Larsen, of the Alpine School Board to fill vacancy caused by the resignation- of George I. Bone. o night. Lead parts will be 'played by Rulon Bro'ugh, Jed; Nina Mae Hooley, Celiar Milt Jameson, 1 Bishop Leighton; Doug Rowley, Fennley; Eva Larsen, Emma; and Kenneth Howard, Major Broder-ick- . ' There also will be a large cast newly-appointe- of singers and dancers. f i f Doctor Named To Alpine j -- I 7 UiZJ Mr. Carter Mrs. Carter Mr. Brown Mr. Paxman 't i--' ' i . "MISS WHITE, MR. GREEN" Laird Swensen, senior class president, and selected as "Mr. Green" by Provo High students, prepares to crown Betty Symons, studeritbody secretary, as "Miss White." The two titles were given as a climax of "Hi Week" activities Friday night. . K - f - - 'I f Provo High Students Select Triendliest7 Fellow and Girl fJ--' s' : '- - i s s t Church Plans AWARD PRINCIPALS Pays on High School officials, Harold Hawker, left, principal, and Clair Okelberry, stud entbody president, accept aj safety award plaque for safe driving. Mayor G. Osmond Dunford, center; Guy Callahan, chairman, Utah County safety coordination committee, and Dr. Jess W. Reeder,' county safety coordinator, far right are also shown taking part in ceremonies. Regional PTA Sets Special Instruction Openhouse Toddy Will Honor Artist Reta Page, Payson artist, will be honored at a reception to which the public is inWed today between A number of SPRING VILLE and 6 p.m. at the A school of i ill iDe l j SPRINGVILLE i; 'ii win neia uy Provo Art Gallery, City ; Utilities activities special 4lu O i rf trill l Pnmiviiinifir instruction for "all PTA officers and Euilding, 251 W. 800 N. Y during the week. Mrs. Page as 30 df her paint- committee chairmen of the 10 council will be held On Sept. the sermon will be ings currently on exhibit at the preached by Dr. James D. Boyack, gallery where they will continue Wednesday, Sept. 13, at the Spring-vill- e Junior High auditorium. professor of philosophy at West- to hang until the end of the month. minster .College in, Salt Lake City. The gallery is open Mondays The meeting will begin at 7:30 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a short opening program, through Fridays 1 will be a family picnic at Kelly's p.m. and will be followed by departj sessions. Mrs. Clarence Grove in Hobblecreek Canyon sponArt The Provo City Municipal mental United the sored by Presbyterian Board has a policy of sponsoring Deeben, council president, will pre Women. All church families and one or more artists, in month-lonside, and Mrs. Henry Campbell of friends are invited to attend. exhibits at the Utilities Building Spanish Fork, state PTA historian, will give the regional objectives. On Sept. 11 the Mariners Club Art pallery. home of the been has will hold a potluck dinner at 7 p.m. Payson Russell N. Stansfield, Nebo Suat the church. Following the din- Mrs. Page since she was four years perintendent of Schools, will be the ner, they will hear a talk on rock old. She is the wife of Earl L. Page. keynote speaker, talking on the children Lynn theme "Unity Within A Commucollecting and gems by Mr. and They have and Cecil Reed' Page of Payson and nity." Musical selections will be Mrs. Beatty of Orem. sung by 1, M. Tippetts of Maple-ton- . Opening fall meeting of the UPW Mrs. Garth Carol P.) Belliston will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at of Ogden. They also have seven grandchildren the home of Mrs. Ralph Child. Council officers in addition to She finds much joy in painting Mrs. Deeben are: Mrs. On Sept. 17 the Sunday sermon Roy Anand will be preached by Alden R. Hick- All of her work is done in oil, land-locvice president; Supt. first derson, most of her pictures are Stansfield, second vice president; man, seminary student of Chicago. with settings. She Mrs. Fred Clark,1 third vice presA 'potluck dinner will be held in scapes paints trees, mountains, ident; Mrs. Marcus Johnson, secretthe church following the services: skillfully and her paintings give ary-treasurer; and streams, Mrs. Clay PeterEveryone is invited to attend. evidence of fiine emotional feeling. son, program chairman; Mrs. Nor-leHall, magazine; Mrs. Hal Brinkerhoff, 1912 membership; Mrs. Taylor Reynolds, hospitality and room representatives; Mrs. Cecil Glass Holds Reunion Zimmerman, publicity; Mrs. Russell Blackett, parent education; PAYSON Paper pennants and nationally-knowthree Jack by Papers Canto, legislation; J. D. Dal-tofof exercises the hats reminiscent Unisafety; Clark Stewart, scholarheld by the 1912 graduating class scientists of jBrigham Young of on effects the biological versity ship; Mrs. William C. Jones, juvenat Peeetneet School were arranged at a will be radiation ile presented protection; Mrs. Dick Sumsion, as 'favors and place cards for the 5 of Mrs. Joe Miller, publicaSept. experts symposium reunion held recently in Pay son. Colorado State University. at Mrs. tions; Byron Pace, historian, "About one third of the graduates Dr. Wilmerl W. Tanner will re- and Mrs. Fred Clark, health. vere present, with covers placed port on his research in the upper for 33 graduates and 22 others, in Colorado River Basin concerning eluding the former teacher, Lee R. the effects on animals of natural BARNUM'S BANDLEADER Taylor, now of Springville.The first band P. T. Barnum's i adiation from mineral deposits in Bert Taylor, chairman, presided the earth. A plaper by Dr. D. Elden circus ever had was conducted v ith, Clyde Tervort as emcee. Beck and Dr.jDorald M. Allred will by Tall Hite, who answered an to The group voted hold another describe wha has happened to the ad in the early 1870s. Hite was reunion next year with the same native animals in the atomic blast a resident of Jefferson, a village test areas of (Nevada. committee in charge. north of Carroll, Ohio. 1 Spring-ville-Maplet- on g thij-e- , al y Peteetneet Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Huch afternoon at 22nd-Bonnevil- 3 Profs to Talk About Radiation j n n, 11-1- by-law- s; tt-- 1 i British Mission. '.v:"S . W.'.'.VAVM t CLUB GIVES BOOKS .'special gift for special children was received recently by Rees School in Spanish Fork from the Athenae Club. The books are for the the education special program which strives to help handicapped children. Above, from left, Mrs. Meeks Halladay, remedial 'teacher; J. Dean Jones, ejector of the Club president; Mrs. special, education program; Mrs. J. Ed Clark, Gilbert Perry, dub project chairman, and Mrs. Wilford Johnson, secretary. Athenae Sorenson. James A. Farewell testimonial this evening at 7:30 p. m. in the Lake Shore Ward. Central British Mission. Enters Mission II o m e Oct. 7. En- - the Spanish Fork Fifth - Eighth Ward Chapel. Uruguayan Mis sion. Enters Home Sept. 11". Departs for field Sept. 18. , In Chapel Slated Today this-evenin- - . : ? 12th-13t- h - of the School, retary. PHOTOS 0 L LA MO NT SORENSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chapel. n Two general sessions of Utah Stake quarterly conference will be held today, according to Fred' L. Markham, stake president. They will be at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., both in the Provo Tabernacle, First South and University Ave. The evening session, at 7 p.m., will be held under the direction of the Mutual Improvement Association in the Provo Fourth Ward Chape, 396 N. 1st W. Stake Supt. Voit Roper reports the emphasis will be on music. Among the speakers at today's general session will be Prof. Reed Bankhead of the Brigham Young University, Dr. Gerrit de Jong of the Sunday School general board, State Sen. Luke Clegg, and a number of returned missionaries. Music will be furnished by a male chorus from the Park Ward. The conference opened Saturday evening with two sessions-o- ne for welfare workers and one for Melchizedek Priesthood leaders. ' t I Art Exhibit Utah Stake Conference Slated Today GENEALOGY Zl Ward h A V , several a total 74 event of given present for the recently at Turf Cafe. Dave McMullin, chairman, welcomed guests. Randall White was named as chairman fo rthe reunion to be held five years from now, with Nina Barnett Brenner, Spring Lake, as vice chairman; and Ruth Wilson Young, to continue as sec- J t 1 Under the direction of the Relief Society, steak dinners will be served, with a variety of other foods, including baked goods, on sale. PAYSON The reunion of '41, Clgss Payson High was sparked by a return of from out of the state, with 7 p. m. in the Provo Payson High School, winner of the Utah County Safety Committee, Traffic Safety Achievement in the first assembly of the school year Friday. Flag Contest during the 1960-6school year was presented a beauThe presentation of the trophy tiful traveling trophy, donated by was made by Gl O. Dunford, Pay- son City Safety Chairman. In at tendance at the assembly were 11. Guy Callahan, chairman and Dr. FREDERICK Jesse Reeder,' also a member' of Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Goode the county safety committee. Pay-so- Farewell testimonial tonight in the BOB HUGHES Son of Mr. and Mrs. nerd High School was commended Nephi Second Ward. Texas Mis testimonial for its safety record during the sion. Enters Mission Home Sept. Hughes. Farewell at 7 p. m. in the Span1960-- 61 school year and students 18, Departs for field Sept. 25. ish Fork Stake House. North were urged to exercise caution and CARMAN THOMAS R. Central States. diliobey traffic laws even more Son of Mrs. Karolla and the late gently in the coming school year. ROBERT CORONER "This award marked the begin- Ralph' B. Carman. Welcome home Son of Mr. and Mrs. Garth An art ex- ning of the Safety Achievement testimonial this evening at 5 p.m. Roundy. AMERICAN FORK Homecoming testimonial 945 E. hibit is to be held today in the rec- Flag "Program for atfother school in the 13th Ward Chapel, this evening at 5 p. m. in the The 7th N. Central Atlantic States. Mis American Fork Second - Seventh Ward year," said Mr. Callahan. reation hall of the First-Fiftaward is made on the basis of few-- sion. Ward Chapel. Finnish Mission. Church, 331 S. 3rd E. The exhibit, est citations issued in relation to to which all are invited, will be high school population. Each high LARRY REED KING DON II. AS AY W. Mr. of Son Mrs. Alma and Son of Mr. and Mrs! Grant D. open from 3 to 4:30 p.m. and in school in the county has a' safety this testimonial King. Homecoming Richens. Homecoming testimonithe evening after 8:15 p.m., being flag which flies weekly if and evening at 7 p.m. in the al this afternoon at 4:30 p. m. when school that maintained has closed during the sacrament serva good safety record. The trophy Ward Chapel, 7th N. 957 E., Provo. in the Oakhills Second W?ard, 1000 North Central States Mission. ices of the First and Fifth Ward. will be presented each year to the America. Sponsoring the showing of the winning school, until one school has PRESTON PAXMAN "beRelief is it Ward the Fifth three times. It then earned pictures Son of Mr. and Mrs. William comes the property of that sdhool. and this the is second Society year ''The county committee urges Paxman. Farewell testimonial this ue-babthe organization has sponsored an in the Nephi First Ward. exhibit. Artists presently residing students- throughout the county to evening in the Fifth Ward or who have get off to a good start on the safe- British Mission. Enters Mission on Oct. 2. Leaves for Engformerly lived in the area now ty flag program. It is hoped that Home known as the Fifth Ward are in- the congest this year will be even land Oct. 8. vited to show their work. The ex- closer than last year, and that hibit is WORLD FAMOUS Pictures needless accidents and even deaths be a of as result 1 may prevented will be received from until 2:30 KIMBALL PIANOS the program," said Mr. Callahan. FOR OVER 100 YEARS w J .Roman Andrus, chairman of the department of art of Brigham rrient service beginning at 7 p.m. Music Co. Hart Young. University, will be the Special musical numbers have 706 So. ItATE, OREM speaker in the Fifth Ward sacra- - been arranged. In Teheran there is a boy wlrb i running, jumping, the tion. '41 Class Has Reunion 1 Payson High Wins 1960-6- 1 Contest in Traffic Safety The annual carnival for the East Provo LDS Stake will, be held this Friday from 5 to 10 p.m. and Saturday from 2 to 11 p.m. ,at the stakehouse ground's, First South and Ninth East. Proceeds from the yearly event will go to the stake building fund. A variety of carnival attractions include a ferris wheel, horseback and pony cart rides, a train and several games of skilly are being arranged for the event. Adding to the carnival flavor of the event will be a rummage sale and auc- 4 le KATHERINE EARHARTt Farewell testimonial this evening RONALD DEAN ALLEN at 5 p.m. "in the Provo Eighth Soil of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ward, 5th E. 2nd N.. East Central Allen. Farewell testimonial this States Mission!" Enters Mission evening at 6:30 p. m. in the Home Oct. 2. Edgemont Second - Third Ward Chapel, 555 E. 3230 N. British H. RON BROWN Mission. Enters Mission Home Son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer II. 11. Brown. Farewell testimonial this Sept. evening- - at 6 p.m. in the Provo 18th LYNETTE HUFF LDS Ward, Columbia Lane, Provo. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Northern California Mission. En Lynn'TIufi'. Farewell this evening ters Mission Home Sept. 11. at 5 p. m. in the Springville Third Ward. Swiss Mission. Enters MisMR. AND MRS. W. C. CARTER, ' sion Home Sept. 11. Work Mission to England. Fare well testimonial for family this eve RALPH J. McCLAIN Son of Mrs. Mollie McCIain. ning at 6:30 p.m. in the River Farewell LDS testimonial tin's evening Ward Second Chapel, grove 780 N. 7th W., Provo. Leave Sept at 7 p. m. in the Springville 14 for England. First Ward. Southern State Mis, sion. Enters Mission Home Sept. W. GOODE SAFETY East Provo Stake Sets Annual Fund Raising Carnival Mr. McCIain Parker. Farewell testimonial this West Central States Mission. ters Mission Home Sept. 11. . . GARY CLAYTON Son of Mr. and Mi's. Harlo L. ANN HALLADAY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clayton. Farewell testimonial this Meeks Halladay. Farewell testiafternoon at 4:30 p.m. in the River-grov- e monial this evening at 7:30 in 'First Ward, 800 N 700 W. i 1 I Mr. Hughes BRENT E. PARKER Chapel, can Fork. Gulf States Mission. Enters Misskm Home Sept. 11. Mr. Christiansen Departs for field Sept. 18. II . .Miss Huff Mrs. Earhart Ward , Mr. CIyto & Farewell testimonial this evening at 5 p.m. in the Sixth-Eight- ar 1 Mr. Allea Halladay Ameri- - Mr. Goode 3t h U.S. Steel Corporation. He will represent the fourth precinct of the district, which . inThe title "Mr.; Green" and "Miss Chosen to represent Provo High area. cludes the Lehi-CedGreen"! Valley and "Miss White" White," known as "Mr. Hi" and as "Mr. "As a lifptimp rpsirlpnt nf T.phi for 1961 are liaird Swensen and "Miss Hello" last year, also "Mr. and Miss Friendly" in past years, and the Alpine District, I am inter- Betty Symons, seniors at JPHS. ested in education and community go to a boy and girl considered by secretary, Betty, studentbody affairs and I feel honored to be and Laird, senior class president, their fellow ftudents to possess the asked to serve on tne Board of were elected "Miss White" and qualities of genuine friendliness, "Mr. Greea" by the studentbody scholastic ability, talent, as well Education," Dr. Larsen stated. and announced at the "Hi Dance" as other outstanding attributes. held Friday as a climax to "Hi Week" activities Special Activities i I e n. V .. ' LARRY D. CHRISTIANSEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy D. !r' ; Mr. Parker .:., Missionary Farewells, Homecomings School Board Dr. Boyd J. Larsen, Lehi, has been named to the Alpine District School Board to fill the vacancy caused by the; recent resignation ot Qeorge I. Bone. Dr. Larsen's appointment was announced by the Alpine School Board. He will fill out the remainder of Mr. Bone's term. Murray Rawson, Orem, has been named president of the board. Mr. Bone was also president, and his resignation left a vacancy in this post also. Dr. Larsen has a private medical practice in Lehi, and is also medical director of Utah Operations, f 1 1 fMiss Mr. Sorenson 1 J I ' - I 1 . 4 3 ' 1 i AMERICAN FORK The Alpine Stake Melchizedek Priesthood chorus and the ladies chorus of the stake will resume weekly rehearsals following summer vacation time. Leland F. Priday is the director of both choruses. Leo G., Meredith is president of the male chorus and Byron McFarlane is secretary-treasure- r. Of the ladies chorus Mrs. Elliott J. Lee is president and Mrs. Stanford Wilde is secretary- The male group will practice Sunday mornings at 7 am. in the Sixth-Eight- h Ward Church and the ladies will practice Monday evenings at 6:45 p.m. in the Fourth-Nint- h Ward Church, both to begin this cor.iing week. Saturday. It will be staged in the Orem T7T i ' The stage production "Promised Valley" will be produced by the Sharon LDS Stake Sept, 14 and 15, it was reported , U u - non-competiti- asp FR I playing . . . showing how a boy has fun when he has waited all his li fe to do. it ! Until last year, Moshe Nemanpor was virtually immobilized; he was small for hi age, his naik and lips vere-bh. . . he was a blue baby! hen he was five an operation, completely successful, was performed on Moshe. The operation 'mm sesvfee to the fivltia4 and after-carwere provided; the combined efforts of through two hospitals. Within three months Moshe had grown three inches, his e The sight of all that 'is extremely beautiful in nature and in art with the swiftness of lightning, the memory of that which we love, Stendhal re-call- s, weight was normal, he could move about like any healthy child. This happy outcome never would have happened except for Americans supporting the Over' seas Aid Program of their faith. One of the hospitals in this case is supported by funds raised through the United Jewish Ap- To make final services beautifully expressive of devotion to the departed and of. faith in the life eternal . . . to create an hour that will be forever enshrined in memory . . . is our goal. Ouu Chapel 85 3-36- w six-ycar-o- EAST 300 peal. But all three American , Protestant, Catholic and Jewish maintain programs to faiths help those in need overseas. Hospitals, farm tools, food, clothing, books, jobs . . . whatever is need-e- d ' your faith provides it. Next time an appeal is made, give generously. 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