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Show THE VOICE OF SHARON Thursday, January (Ellen Bellows - Reporter) Examiners Appointed For Scout Awards Clifton Nearly 100 fields of scouting activities will be provided Calder, ktWvmmtN'vi-- ' .ii . j . , . i J. J. Madsen Sr. Animal Industry Weley Soulier, Loall Varley, Will Nutt all Archery- Antone Rolibock and G. G. Bunnell. Architecture Robert Johnson, Frank B. Woffinden, Henry Rad-di- Radditz, Henry Carpentry Spencer Madsen, Glen Oaks. Art Olive K. Burningham, A. Frank Woffin- Cement Work H. Fisher and Donald Olsen. Robert Johnson, Parley den, Astronomy Wayne B. Hales. Dixon. Athletics Dallas Greener and Chemistry Carl Swenson, Jim Lee Brooks. Jr., Mark Scott. Boyd Davis, Automobiling Civics B. M. Jolley, Wayne Verd Washburn and Lee Steele. Gunnell. Chrlstopher-son- K. Olive Basketry Burning-ham- . . Bee Keeping Elroy Murdock, Wells Mecham, Eldon Perry. Norman Beef Production Scott, Wesley Soulier. Bird Study Boyd Davis, John Earl Mecham, Lewis, Joseph , Clegg. , Conservation Karl Bunnell. J, V. Bentley, -. ... : ' - &Tvie; with" a Smile : Va Vj Vi Wi V'C 51 Ai & FURNITURE! ft i Gammon, SMC COOK 10 OVER A rtovm AtL it RUSSELL titmmtm Sr t'V- V HOT DAY 6v)T SMB WA AWVAfJ BMC1AFUL AT NiCViT Taxidermy John Mecham, Weather Carl Swenson, and Wayne B. Hales. Wood Carving Henry Radditz and Glen Oaks. Wood Turning Spencer Madsen, Henry Radditz. Wood Work Henry Radditz. , Zoology John Lewis. ZA 4 it aa tl it R. HER SHOES AGED HER 10 YEARS Fi shoes make women look old before and keeping jour footwear trim and their time joulhfui is simply a matter of letting our expert workmen employ their skill. . t run-dow- n 124 V. - C. 4 t 4 4 A 4A 4 4 5 ; 4 44 - Provo pi superior CHIROPRACTIC Service, which has proven very (at the Rear of The Booterie) Phone 707 4 ' e w&'e 32 W. Center Si. render 4-- 4 E.L. is qualified by thorough train ing and jears of experience to - - - Louis Kelscli & Sons it i ANO THIN SHE. POUND OUT WHY Hlfi HUSBANO 'tTAYCO DOWN AT THE OFflCj SMI OARNID HU COCX5 AMO SCWC 0 CM auTTOM 4 Sloppy, Printing P. K. Nielson Public Health Dr. Washburn, James Blair, Loy Doss. Publip Speaking Lafe Terry, Frank Newman, Clifton Clinger. Radio Archie Madsen, Verde Washburn, Edgar Booth, Rex Griffith. Reading Thomas Cordner. Reptile Study John Lewis and Earl Mecham. L. L. Bunnell. Rowing Safety Lee Steele, Del Bishop and Clifford Fielding. Salesmanship Wilford Larsen, P. W. Madsen, V. C, Anderson. Scholarship B. M. Jolley, A. P. Warnick. Sheep Farming Wilford Ford, Joe Ford. A. Carter. Surveying Frank Wentz, and Robert Elliott Jr. Dallas Greener, Swimming Earl Mecham, Milton Bellows, James Blair Jr., Alfred Madsen. n U Keeping Frank Perry. 4 ) effective In treating Headache Neuritis, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Liver, Btomach and Kidney trouble. J. s Wiley was the speaker at M.I.A. ' i (Mrsi C. H. Davies - Reporter) co- Farewell Utah and Hail, Arizona and points Your correspondent from south Grand View is leaving this week for an extended trip through Arizona, Texas and parts of California. The reporter during that time will be Mrs. Nina Carter, telephone 050J4. Please send her your news Items, reports of social functions, etc. Another cottage Is going up on Riverside Drive. Enterprising young Clifford Clyde is building a third house. Just west of the two recently erected. Patriarch Jolley is able to be out again after a serious attack of flu. Many cases of varying degrees of severity are reported in our community. Tlic Genealogical Class In Sunday School, which started out enthusiastically on Sunday last, bids fair to be the point of Interest during the coming year. Class officers were chosen as follows: Thos. L. Allred, president; Margaret Nicol, secretary-trea,Dot Davis, chairman of miscel-- ! laneous Interests, Charlotte Davies and Merrill Williams, temple committee. All ward members are cordially invited to attend tilt. it Orem Business Men ' ' . QUALITY FQQDS ... SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 11th DAWN TISSUE. ... .3 rolls 19c : 3tc BUTTER, 2nd quality . OXYDOL large pkg. 19c SODA CRACKERS b box 15c No. 2 cans 9c 56c Grapefruit SUGAR.. BRAN . lge. pkg; ;19c . t . 23c ALL PANCAKE. FLOVR. Globe Lumber Harvest Bell, SYRUP, FLOUR, MACARONI PEAS 3-l- b. Sweet Wrinkle No. 2 tin 47c sack 89c bag 17c 48-l- b cans 2 230 for I.G.A. CLEANSER... PINEAPPLE, Ukelele No MARSHMALLOWS, for 31c 33 f for Campfire . 17c b. 2?.... 2SS CORN FLAKES. OYSTERS z. 2 cans 'js, 13c pkgs. 15c cans 33c 15-o- z. 12-o- for 2 1Vi - SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2 CORN, Whole Kernel, 3 I, G. A. 3 Q0 .Ige. pkg. 9c PORK & BEANS, I.G.A. No. 2'2 can PANCAKE FLOUR, I. G. A, 20-o- z. 9c 9c PANCAKE FLOUR wb.pkr.iQ0 ROLLED OATS, I.G.A: pkg. 9c DEVILLED MEATS, I.G.A. Vts 5 for 19c 20-o- Vienna Sausage, I.G.A., can 9c 3 sio turruii ixita vitam milk CELERY e 2 ladies & Misses Dresses Broken lots from our Dollar line, go at 69c Part Wool Large Size BLANKETS satin bound $2.49 Values, go at $1.88 Parka Hoods and Wool Values Knit Toques. to $1.00 Close-Ooat ut 39c Mens and Boys Zipper JACKETS $2.08 Values for $2.00 CALL and SEE FLETCHER 808 West Center - Provo V Moments 9c SAUER KRAUT, I.G.A. No. 2 Ft's can 43c Shortening SOAP GRAINS, I.G.A. (Giant Size) 43c 3-l- b. SNO-KRE- P. & G. WfS?. 320 COFFEE, M.J.B PUMPKIN, uii uso 31c LETTUCE heads 13c GRAPEFRUIT 100 size doz. 17c ORANGES, 1.78 pkg:. 11c WHEATIES 1S 200-siz- 69c 8 SHIRTS FOR 10 miui M 1-l- b. I.G.A. b. -- BACON Sliced Bk. LARD Drages Market new 15c 150 work .160 lent. ... ,71b. 21c uniformly excelPhone 475. Phone 475 TODAY 71c ... Qrem party dress wasnt delivered and how were that glad you youd had the old one cleaned and pressed by our skillful workmen? The finest equipment and expert employees who know how to use it make our 9c 2js can 14c Ml TOUt COOKINU (Shoulder) per pound 2-d- Remember the time your Ib. 21c Fancy I.G.A. No. tall cans 19c JUICE, I.G.A. Mms Fine Drees Bhirta all sizes but broken lots r SALLY MAY Beauty Soap T. 5 bars fi)c CORN, Cream Style, I.G.A 3 cans 29c Carnation WHEAT No OATS premium 4 COCOA QUAKER OATS, lge. pkg. 19c BAKING CHOCOLATE, TOMATO z. - Many Other Bargains pimebers and visitors participated in the hilarious games provided by Mrs. Ella Willoughby and i.Mrs. Clyde. The feature of the party was the presenting of a lovely friendship Quilt, made by themembers to Mrs. Nellie S. Brown, as a gesture of appreci- - b. b. 69c sessions. The D.U.P. New Tears Party was held at the home of Lucy O. Clyde on Friday last. Sixteen 10-lb- s. A-- l. Itayon Night and Pajamas slightly imperfect Dollar Values future 2-I- Jack- Ladies Gowns s. , Li.:.,... THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY SATURDAY 1; , GRAND VIEW COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED. ' j Fireside Chat was enjoyed by SO Gleaners and M Men Sunday evening following church at the home of Mr. and MTs. Jack Conder. An interesting program and delicious luncheon was enjoyed by all We can build a real community in Orem by united efforts and mutual helpfulness. ' i Con- Sunday evening Counselor Wilma Wistoinbe Jcnnduetlng. Congregational slng-;in- g was under the direction of ?HMrs. Bertha Yeates with Miss 1. Mary Gillespie at the piano. Glen 2JPinegar played a saxophone solo accompanied by Miss Maxine Plnegar who also played an ac- eordlan solo. The speaker, J. Wiley Sessions was Introduced by Counselor Robert Gillespie. Miss Lots Dixon of Provo played a piano solo. Prayers were offered by Eli Gordon and Jack Conder. We solicit not only your patronage, but also your friendship, during the New Year. ' no cjL A Italiy Girl was born to Mr, and Mrs. Orlln Stubbs at the family home last Friday, Jan 4th. Elmo Brereton Mr. and Mrs. and son Floyd were Salt Lake visitors Monday. Floyd remained there with his sister, Mrs Elmer Slack. A We are pledged to do our part. We seek the operation of all citizens of Sharon District H TowereBabies named joint meeting - 1941 i Clarence S. 2Z 44 S 4i n, Signaling Earl Mecham, Alf. : Madsen. , Soil Management Earl Toone, William Olsen, Erval Christensen. Stamp Collecting Reed Brown I aa -- Carl Swenson, Poultry Offer Good Only During; January! i'i "t Oriel DeLange. 4 TAYLOR t ?! er Famous Simmons $20.00 Mattress included with AT NO every one of our 67 Bedroom Suites EXTRA COST. DIXON During and Sterling Muhle-steiCarl Bun- j and blessed at past meeting; Gary Lamar, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bunnell, 4 f (Lorna Stubbs) and Viola Jolene, f infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. ? ? Joseph Evans. (Lucille Feay ) j nell. Lee Physical Development Brooks, Don Dixon. Pigeon Raising M. E. Kart-chnJr. Pioneering Clark Carter, Alf. Madsen, Clifford Fielding. Clifford Fielding, Plumbing BONUS SALE BEDROOM I Jt'f Newman. Phonography W.i hS VI Twelve Boys were advanced in the Priesthood Sunday at Fast meeting. Carl Gordon, Keith Jolley, Glen Wayne Finegar, Garn Baum, Davis, CeriJ Ferguson, Kay Taylor and Arnold Olsen were ad- vanced to teachers; Ronald Hansen, Phil Condor, Aaron Clinger i Friends Music E. B. Terry, Wm. M. Vernon. Painting Emil Hansen, Oliver Hansen. ' Pathfinding Leo Hansen, Alf. Madsen, Cliff Fielding. Personal Health Dr. Washburn, Loy Doss, Don Dixon, Lee Brooks. Qrem Drug .1 VX& f. r. , i J. Chris Jtpperson. Gai dcning William OKen. Handu raft Henry Radditz. Leo Alt. Madsen, Hiking Hansin. Cliff Fielding. Hog and Pork production A. p. Warnick and Wesley Soulier, Grant Ivins, Horsemanship J. W. McLennan. Indian Lore Olive K. Burning-Blai- r ham, Clarence Ashton, L .L, Bun- nell. Journalism Thomas Cordner, ley Dixon. Metal Work Boyd Davis. Rulon Partridge Mining JameB Jensen. That many adults, as well as children, have a deficiency of vitamins? That we carry what your doctor prescribes and your doctor knows what you need? That we are happy to fill your prescriptions? ti V. Elgin Landscape Gardening Cliff Fielding, Ray Ollphant, Antoine Rohbock, Geo. Cooking Hawkins, Alt Madsen, Leo Han- Rohbock. sen. Leathercraft Henry Radditz. Corn Farming G. G. Bunnell, Raddilz Leather Work-H- enry Will Nuttall. Life Saving John Yeates, Alf. Earl Mecham, Dallas Mndsen, Cycling Homer Zobell. Dairying Wesley Soulier, Har- Greener. old Holdaway, Will Nuttall. Walter Holdaway, Machinery - Lafei Terry, Ted . Dramatics Peterson's Implement Shop. Leo Hansen, Marksmanship Ivgn Burr, Rulon Partridge. Robert Johnson, ParMasonry DO YOU KNOW i. Aid ton. - Merrill Provo Fire dept John Yeates, Earnel Williamson. Ivan Burr. Fust Aid to Animals- - Grant Grant Ivins, August NeNou, Firemanshlp Forestry Bentley, Foundry Practice Miles Davis F. D. Curler. Fruit Culture Clarence Ashton. Wesley Soulier, John Strat- Angling Aviation Farm Karl Bunnell, Walter Hold-awaWesley Soulier, Bliss All-rt- i Lets Become Blake. Agriculture i. to the Priests Quorum. sen, C. H. Davies. First v . 'and Walter Bigler were advanced m The following are the examin ers: (Clip this list from this paper now, and pr serve it for future reference so that stouts in your home may know to whom they must apply to pass their tests in any of the fields listed) . s .. Clinger. Sharpe Gillespie, Electricity for during 1941 by the appointment of examiners for each Cloyd Stone, Oral DeLange. of these fields, following the naming of the district com- Farm Home Charles DaviB, Mrs. mittees for Sharon district, according to William M. Vernon, Laudie, Milton Holdaway. Farm Layout Charles Davies. district chairman, who succeeds himself for another year in Wesley Soulier, Milton Holdaway this position. S. H. Blake is chairman of organization and Farm Mechanics Wesler SouHoldaway. registration, Henry D. Taylor, of Finance; Arnold Burning-ha- lier, Walter Records Erval Christen- Cliff Fielding, and Lowell Varley, Advancement; Health and Safety; John Lewis, Scout commissioner, and Milton Bellows, field commissioner. u a ation for her valiant labors, camp members. Elmo Campbell and family are moving into Rosa Cottage, on Riverside Drive. He Is a son of an old timer and beloved former ward member, O. D. Campbell EDGEMOIIT District Scout Committees flamed; 9, 1S41 Madsen Cleaning Co. 119 N. i Univ. Ave. V |