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Show SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1963 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD 8 D istrict Count Lists Actions Statistics ,. I BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL y ! Around and About - UTAH . COUNTY FR or FR Mrs. Roy CKathleen Baird) Sneddon and her children, Michael and Jannene' arrived by air this week to be present for the wedding of her brother, James Baird, which' took place Wednesday in Manti Temple. The visitors plan to remain until the end of the month with Mrs. Sneddon's mother, Mrs.- Almira E. Baird in Prove. y . ! .. 1 from Arcadia, Calif; They are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larsen. They will also attend the funeral of Mr. Williamson's grandfather, Joseph N. Ford of Centerville. Also with the group was Mrs. Vern Lee and son Byron who are guests at the Larsen home. Francis R. Magleby, Max Weaver and Warren Wilson, of the Among Friday conference visi- art faculty of Brigham Young tors arriving in Provo were Mr. University left Friday for Caliand Mrs. Reid. Williamson and fornia where they will visit the art children Dennis, Jill and Tina, departments of various West coast colleges and art museums in Southern California and San Francisco and attend an art conference to be held in the Carmel area. To Provo! i Pratt Smith of Pj?ovo. Girl to James J. and Virginia 46 , Dixon Talks , - By MILDRED B. HALL 3-85- 63 - Fourth District Court Judge E. Nelson Friday C.I and Donna Lee Joseph a Texas woman, Tyra sentenced Pratt Simpson' of provo. Jo Russell, 25, to 11 months in Friday: the county jail, then suspended Girl to Jewell B. and Marilyn s Saturday: Girl to Lamar Author of Boole On CIA To Speak Bills Christensen of Orem; j Boy to Thomas Milton and Sheila Foxon Tinney of Orem. Boy to Lowell R. Nattd Jean Welch Anderson of OremX Girl to Gary J. and LindaBar- ter Campbell of Orem. IX MARRIAGE LICENSES Thed A. Madsen, 81, and Marie f Nielsen, 47, Provo. Keith Nielsen, 18, Provo, and Geraldine Young, 19, Montice llo. i The author of the best seller "CIA: The Inside Story" wiU be the Monday Forum speaker at Brigham Young University. Andrew Tully, who wrote the bookxwill speak at 10 a.m. in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse. The public is invited. Kiwanians "American Value Patterns Mark E. Andersen, bishop of Monrovia LDS Ward has come for conference sessions. On Satur day morning he, with members of his ward Who are students at BYU, were guests for a breakfast at the home of his parents, Mr, " and Mrs. Arthur ' W. Andersen in as is there this matter saying ' an American Creed and has been Provo. one since Jefferson, and this Mr. and Mrs. K. LeRoi Nelson creed constitutes our basic and tmdivorceable beliefs. They are of Provo have as their guests, Mr , our "sacred values." There sacred Nelson's sister, Mrs. Angus Hyer Individ- and Mrs. Hyer who are visiting values are ' Democracy, ' Human from Shatter, and ualism, Equality, comGetzels Dr. Perfectability." 10 esteemed citizen, Shad commandto the them pares ments 'and the Golden Rule in rach H. Jones, was surrounded by religion, but says "it the moment his family for his 93rd birthday. when we m y be departing from Apr.f I. Bringing gifts and greet them most directly, we would ings were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence maintain that we are supporting Q. Jones and daughters Nancy and Janette; Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul tbem most firmly.w; exSmith, Salt Lake City; the Donald Democracy implies that the perience of the many is more Dunckleys and children, Lori Jo Inclusive than the experience of and David and Mr. and Mrs. the few; that people are best Josiah W. .Smith. He also had mail from grandchildren in Cali judges of their needs. fornia and Cedar City. Individualism implies that the Individual is the fountain source 'of energy, initiative and ersponsi-bilit- y Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Groneman in society. Equality means report such a pleasant visit to that men are created equal and San Francisco, Calif.', where they! all have equal rights, that there Joined their daughter, Frances, are no social classes. Human who had come from Los Angeles perfectability is "to be basically as a member of the Mormon hopeful"; it is the optimistic Choir of Southern California to dream. These are four sacred present a concert there. The values we should teach our chil- Gronemans then visited points dren to cherish, Dr. Dixon de- along the coast and at Monterey. clared. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond It- is clear that the values have returned from a held by children make a difference in the things they do in month's "visit in Ontario, Calif., school and things they plan to do with their daughter, Bernice Blunt, and her family. as adults. Dr. Dixon pointed out. I believe that our youth need more models and fewer critics," 120 bass accordion, excellent con1145 South 750 Dr. Dixon declared, adding that dition, AC Orem. East, (adv.) man should say In his every heart, "Wherever I go I represent America. Wherever I stand I am protecting a little bit of America.' OREM AMERICAN LEGION The educator concluded "Let Will hold a joint meeting Monna dedicate our lives to America's day at 7:30 p.m. in the Veterans ervice by transforming the lives Memorial Building, Orem. Three of young people In the dlrrtin winning essays c righteous truth and the vigor petition will befrom district compresented. Also ple, Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check for $63.47 and judgement was set for April 19. He pleaded innocent to a second charge of issuing a fraudulent check for $20 and trial date was to be set later. J. Rulon Stubbs30 E. 500 N.. Pleasant Grove, pleaded guiltyto issuing a fraudulent check and judgement was set for April 10. 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