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Show Springvillelf-Wi- YOUR BIRTHDAY turn SlhNOAV, lam today, thino) all you hav to So t w than 14 know, to opwi eotti your ayt end your yoj art ntf m easy aarton Hort on makas In thai dirac-- , m" but . . V J.-Feb. AQUARIUS 1) tion t utty rawsrowd, lor benaatu rsi(y antarler you harbor Intallioant, and kigh-t- y kindly, o la ritWcal tinng loy to trlano torrrvt-ab- a be must added, trough, tea M anamiat. No ont eon M at e- and distant as you whan you want to aivo that knorestion; an tha hand, no on eon artend ( mora trt-rs-mora friendly hand whao demands t ohr Faroe!!. Tanyt CXNCER (June It July J31 taring or- - al activities ahould be avoided; you've fit' s time l present for pieesing others t rur own displeasure. LEO (July 24 Aug. 23) Ot' out m3 the open lr today to soothe your Mother nature provides trejbies away. ell. h? likely cure Unless VIRGO (Aug. 24 - Sept. 22) yoj want to plere yourself in the poti-tis- n of having to say no, you'll make II o'ans for the day's outing yourself. A lour-itLIBRA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23) to visit doe friends or relatives cold serve you weH In the future. unknowingly. Otirs may feward you SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) The Scxpio who relies on himself for the Day's entertainment should be better off hen tne next person. Know your own limit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. 22) -The wise Sagittarius wfll plan tommor-rvn'-n work now, befort events of the oomtag week begin to pile up. CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 Jan 20) new ways of looking it There tr ml Sunday Herald 2 SUNDAY, JUNE Utah 23, Utett County, in idiiiiiiii)i-iji'.hii.i- i' ' - Morning worship should ahow you trio way to ( peoretul and spiritually profitable day. Teodi an oM dog new tricks. Mer. 21) PISCES (Feb. 20 Be realistic when making plena for the coming week. Where the rest of the family It concerned, tvoid being dictatorial. ARIES (Mar. 22 - Apr. 20) Come forward wiin the right suggestion at the right tim? and you will take lead in community attain, bew self - confi- - Concludes 'Art Days' By Josephine Zimmerman SPRIXGVHAE Spring-ville'- s second annual Art City Days celebration came to a successful conclusion Saturday night with the final events of a crowded three-da- y schedule. - - ' fi t -- 3k1 A. 1 I .V If V i K JL ,v -- - Audit Ualtsd rm 'f I . May 1) Let (Apr. the thoughts Mat themselves 140-un- it present S33fHs during Inspired morning worship quide your activities throughout the day. GEMINI (May 22 June 21) Lend yourself to another' need. Now is the time to prove your claim of unselfishness and to gain a friend in the process. Monday, June 24 CANCER (June 23) Avoid merce, first; Santaquin queens, taking on any more responsibility than and Spanish is already yours. There are some who second to Kusirit'inmmwtto tit. Twifl? ifti.iftm0&M&&ito would take advantage of your good Chamber of Commerce Fiesta nature. LEO (July OrganizaUnless you Days, third. 23) THIS BEAUTIFUL FLOAT sponsored by the Springville Chamber of Commerce won first nave made partners fully aware of your Krwanis, tions Springville avoid them into action plans, putting prize in tbe cities division of the mammoth City Days parade in Springville Saturday. Oriental at this time. Wait for the 0. K. first; 140-un- it VIRGO (Aug. 21) You was It the in hour entries of of typcal Friends procession. (a group mould b aMa to persuade another Springville that your often wo unintentional. Make six families), "We Have A your apologies sneer e. LIBRA (Sep. The mora Barrel Of Fun," second, and rose; Mrs. Gwen Tippets, artis23) openly and honestly you answer and Mark Citizens, tic arrangement, Springville put to you by higher ups, tha better cftanca you have of making, a third. Simkins, artistic. good Impression. SCORPIO (Oct. Winners in the merchants and Final events on the celebraTha 22) Km com tor you to support Industrial ha were: tion schedule included bad In another for advancement. hit shows at the Art Put self inter asid for the moment. Springville Herald and Friels, special SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2) . Dec. 22) and Civic Center, a The Sagittarfut whs trie to play first; Anderson Home Furnish- Gallery both ends against the middle may find second and Christensen's steak fry on the City Park, Vacation Church School will ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) htmseif with titttg to show for his ing, and Brookside Market, third. carnival and concessions, the be conducted rroubie. the Reorganiz by The Gents, a five-ma- n rock -CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 Jan. 28) In the church division, the popular Old Car Show, the play ed Church of Jesus Christ In another' Gain stali-r- e view by tak from central were Me In "Meet St and Utah, Ward group Louis," First Ing fuM biemt for your actions upon Springville of Latter-da- y Saints Monday even though another may yourself won eliminated in semifinal compe first place; Springville teen dance featuring "The through o involved. June 24 Friday, Memorial the 28. Classes will through tition in the second annual Bat Feb. It) AQUARIUS (Jan. II Ninth Ward, second and Third Saints Springville begin major change In your career could Hall. Ward, third place. deo-owail Da put m motion by today' 8:30 a.m. and will run until tle of the Bands competition Be sure that Chang I what you celebratOther features of the noon. Each days activities in Mays Anderson, general parwant. Friday night his ion, included an amateur golf clude an assembly, PISCES (Fab. 20 - Mar. 21) An-- ade chairman, expressed other' Instinct, no metier how accurate Hobble Creek tournament the commuto all the of the 32 compet Twenty-tw- o one hour classappreciation In Been no t Ms tha past, it worship session, match for three-clu- b swim es, - recreation, refreshments, your own sur knowledge. nities in Utah Valley who sup Golf Course, bands across the from ing AAIES Mar. 22 Let Apr. 11) meet at Park-Ro-Sha Junior music and crafts. the competition show tha way and direct ported the parade with entries. the tion, Gents, were including your own actlvitiet accordingly. Encour-- g North Park, chuck-wago- n Everyone interested is invitIn the Flower Show, sponsor Rodeo others to remain calm and patient. the finals. eliminated before doll and a breakfast, TAURUS (Apr. 21 - Mey 21) Ad- ed by the Art City Garden Club, ed to send their children to athere to your own principle of behavior show. 1967 na The the won Gents be will held the named. school. tend and you should be able to avoid trouble five winners from any apartar. Don't be misled by Theora Nelson won in the chapel located at 240 W. tional contest. top award flattery. 400 S. in GEMINI (May 21 You with her unusual black and red June 21) A California teenage combo, Trumpeter swans are the can ccomt4lh much that It worth Lily of the Nile. Other winners whMt today H you rum your attention water American North me the is state wild The Symbols of Tyme, took first rose largest floribunda to younger fmHy members. A word were: Mary Smart, to in wit. flower of Iowa. roses; Mrs. Lynn AllemanJ fowl. place this year. TAUftUS Fork Civic MBMBKR f ClrtulMlaa Press Internatloaal USA Service art m V i at a were It a m MOVO ORIM a at IUBSCRIPTION RATH UTAH COUNTY mentti, comer Su montks, carrier S1LM Oft year, carrier .. ... t24.aj Mall ttiywiwrt m Unlfat Stat 3m mentis f Oft ytar U34.M Herald Tdapttent Number Prove M S2J-I- it jp"jjssjwjWea it i " I. sin m i were; ,j a: l uuiwacu ine ctieorauon ri RiHina RarohQt h Hb Tj final performance of the rodeo. of Saturday Results night's 57. events were not available by Calf Roping First, Gene presstime. Shiftier, Ogden, Utah 13.3; The weather was beautiful Marvin Adams, Wellington, throughout the entire celebra- Utah 15.2; Third, Tom Fanere, to the tion and contributed Ogden, Utah 16.1; spring flower show which was Blaine Hadley, Ogden, Utah held early on the three-da- y 16.2. Sec-on- Sec-on- one-ha- ' W ANNUAL NTRAL SQUA&f semi SUMMER SUIT 200 North 200 Wm annua! PROVO, UTAH and SPORT COAT MSNIDAVJNCI Entire stock of Name Brand Suits SUITS STA-PSK- NOW T JEANS Sitat 4 fa Rig. 4.0C $3 AM regularly 25.00 to 55.00 $14" canvas shoes $1ft1 $39" $.90 $89.95 and short heels Spring $39.95 Sbicca's, Nine's, Tid-BI- tt, Risque' and Many Others reg. to 1 8.00 reg. to 1 6.00 rog. to 1 3.00 x $O0$90$f FOR THE LONG STRETCH -- PICK srn! DUflllUU MEN'S LUUIMM V regularly to 19.00 regularly to 24.00 ruS90 O90 90 SHOES odds and end s short lots original values to 18.00 one table "VS ' 72" lorfi, trim tall.rjl tuthisM ba.r yow wa an "axarleii'' lunar, spring units, back adjurtt I. S posiFull tions, durable smart actors upportad vinyl to 'ill WTf WITH CONHOfNCl reg. BUY IWTTNO ) reg. 18.00 $(0)90 $3( Risque door crashers sandals, flats, loafers $3995 Rocker niiun 9 Debs TEEN SHOES Ball Glide Chair i Naturalizer and Ball Glider .n.u.Tii.n DeLiso 3.90 reg. to 10.95 group 2 1 Florsheim reg. to 7.00 it also Mako your garden cool and Inviting with this "Ball Glider" with its pillow arms and snack trays all cushions are eonvtrte to a bed complete with the matching "Ball Glide" chair and spring rocker colors. Innersprlng units upholstered with supported vinyls in a smart array of gay . . . group Lady shoes ENJOY THIS SUMMER WITH BUNTING PATIO FURNITURE A COMFORTABLE WOMEN'S boys' and girls' boy's and girl's SPORT COATS J$JO0 aCobrt regularly priced 50.00 to 110.00 special group H Double Kna . . . . CHILDREN'S and Sport Coats Reduced for Cloarancol regularly 7.00 to 9.00 BOYS' ( CLEARANCE SPORT SHIRTS 10 $11 each 26.00 3 SAVINGS HAND BAGS, ON HOUSE SLIPPERS tJm d, Fourth, 9UftimmtH MMslstBiMtaeMsflr Ra Utah 58: Provo, Hendricks, Wally Wickham, Tooele, Utah, 'Gents' Defeated Reorganized LDS Schedule In National the Vacation School Battle of Bands Senior at a On Herald) program. Saddle Bronc Riding Theme Presented Saddle Bronc Riding First, was Bill Smith, Cody, Wyoming, 62; The theme presented "Windows of the World," and Second, John Holman, Kaycee, was directed by the show chair Wyoming, 60; Third, Art Fisher, man Lucille P. Hiilman of the 47. Pleasant Grove Garden Club. Steer Wrestling First, Richard Smith, Lehi Utah 5.1; winners were Sweepstakes Alice Simper in the horticulture Woody Bell Bell, Fallon, in Weeks 5.9; Third, Monte Had the Jill Nevada, and division, artistic division. ley, Ogden, Utah, 6.7; Fourth, A special award was given to Ken Taylor, Ogden, Utan 7.4. Joyce Pitts for the theme table Bull Ridmg-- no one placed. Ladies Barrel Rac? First, Theme Award arrangement. went to Paul Smith for his "Na Lynette Hadley, Ogden, Utah tion of the Universe." Awards 17.5; Second, Kay Pearson, of Merit were garnered by Alice Murray, Utah 17.7; Third, Pat Simper, Paul Smith, Jeannie Varney, Aspen, Colorado, 17.9; Gilbert and Virginia Loader. Fourth, Joyce Bloxham, GranAwards of distinction went to ger, Utah and Kathy Peterson, na Lyle G. Stewart, Jennie Gilbert Murray, Utah both had 18. and Virginia Loader. Awards of distinction went to Lyle G. GROW FAST SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-- A Stewart, Mexican motif cactus arrangement, and Mary California Division of Forestry Shoemaker, dry arrangement report says new trees up to 13 Award of Appreciation . feet tall sprout from coast Award of appreciation rosette redwood stumps within two and lf were earned by Ivadell Nelson years after logging and Lucille P. Hiilman. operations. Art two Splendor, at urn I! Joey Loader was the winner Ey CLYOXE B. LOWE After of the Junior Achivement Award PLEASANT GROVE three days of activities which for his bouquet of Tropicani included beautiful floats, lovely roses. girls, rodeos, flower shows. Creativitv Award went to and the traditional cjie p. Hiilman for her "Birds strawberries and cream served are Singing." to the Pleasant populace, Rodeo scores for FrifJ Groves big annual Strawberry resit5 were (Thursday., celebration is once again i, ishefJ m Frid history. Hundreds lined the streets Saturday morning to witness the parade, which lasted nearly two hours. Winners in the various divisions of the parade were as follows: Cities Springville Chamber of Com- IDS in 1 ' i - Published every dfterneM Mend through Friday and Sunday .Aernino Wen by the Herald Careeralien, Nartn Street, Preve, Utah, S4ML . I. JINSIN, PMblltbar ntered as Second class matt tf the post offtcd m Prove, Utah. Strawberry Days Come To Successful Climax i pub-Da- division 1964 jwmu..i.ai.ii! 1 and HOROSCOPE har Sfil and CANVAS SHOES d, |