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Show | gee | 18C Sunday Herald Loyal Order of M oose SUNDAY, MARCH 2, Provo Rotarians Will Mark 50th Anniversary The Provo Lodge No! 843, Loyal Order af Moose is in Next Augus' of Prov anniversary. 1919 and h | President Timpanogos Kiwanis Club Our objectives will be en- hanced by the Kiwanis administrative theme for 1969 — “Stand Up For Freedom"’. The Kiwanis International obJectives are: to foster faith in God and apply it to all life's relationships, re-affirm the family's role as the basis of a strong community and nation, ed Provo Lions Note 37 Years Of Civic Service jects sponsored and financed at has tackled a big project with is expressed by three charter far-reaching long-range beneiits to the community. In cooperation with Provo members of the Provo Lions Club, Aura C .Hatch, Seymour Gray and W. Frank Johnson, who are and have been active in Lionism for 37 years. ‘The Provo Lions Club was organized and chartered Aug. 25, 1932, with a membership of 44 City, the club has begun devel- opment of a public park at the site where Fort Utah was established by the Mormon settlers in 1849, The 14-acre city-owned tract and enhance our association Present membership is 95. This is located just south of Provo with Circle % clubs, Key Clubs, club has functioned as a civic and other youth groups by organization and has made ev- River on the east side of the meaningful guidance and sup- ery effort to make Provoa finer Geneva Road a couple of blocks place to live, raise families, north of Center Street. port. Marvin L. White, presiThe club also educates par- and to assist in improving the ents and youth as to the conse- general conditions of those less dent of Utah Lake Lions, quences of the use of habit- fortunate. The Provo Lions are said work is under way indrugs, develop inter-real American citizens and are| stalling water lines and f national friendship and under- dedicated to the work of Lion-| otherwise getting ready for not only in Provo Brigham Universi support of Boy Scouts of America, Boy’s State, Four H Club. Little League Baseball, and annual cash contributions to Provo Public Library for book: s Inviting Brigham Young University foreign student into the the home of Rotarians that they might get a closer and better idea of family life in this country and presenting these students from far lands Richard Van Ausdal Earl MarThomas surer; and Mrs. er Glenn Park, recorder. reasurer; and Ronald F has always been prominent Substantial Rise Forecast in the work of the organiza- tion. Its auxiliary, the Women of the Moose, also is exceedingly active and sponsors many pro)ects, ects, Each year the Moose support In Gross National Product The gross national product complacency, The rate of inwill rise to $915 billion in 196 flation “still will be unaccept- The lodge sponsors a baseball team and kecps it supplied with uniforms. business and industrial lead-| A Complete scout uniform is ers. While there is no offical/Siven to the most outstanding organization of the ladies of/B0y Scout in the county each ance Co.'s annual Economic Forecast released by Orville Beal, the company’s president. The forecast says a slowdown of economic activity is now in progress and will continue for Rotary, the Rotaryanns, as they month. several months. GNP will reflect price increases rather than real growth in output of goods and services. “Restraint of inflation must rem in a national priority.” Consumer spending will account for $33 billion of the $55.5 the Sub-4or-Santa project in a - More up 6.5 per cent over 1968, a ably high at year-end.” Mor cording to the Prudential Insur- than half of the 1969 gain in -|big way, traditionally providing G. TOM PURVANCE, \for many families. President Provo Kotary Club are called, are definitely in-| Another meritorous project However, the slowdownis not grams designed to eliminate|yation and assistance to the am Young University archaeo- tries by 640,000 Rotarians in and the International Organiza- and with enthusiastic backing of thhe membership. pollution of land, air, and wa-) blind, developmentof the Lions’ |logical departmeal, an effort over 13,000 clubs. Their chief tion. ter along with motivating all Park, and construction of a was made last year to locate activities are to promote better There will be numerous meetmen to respect the law and|jarger shelter for public use at|the exact location of Fort Utah understanding among men and ings, banquets and the custo-| mary entertainment. Rotarian maintain order. The club will) Lions Park. through excavating for relics peace throughout the world continue in its promotion and) The money that is raised by and artifacts of the period. No The Provo Club has a mem- Grant Hansen will be General support of the Circle K Club atthe various moneyraising proj-'conclusive results were achiev- bership of 120 made up of a chairmanofthis event. | the Utah Technical College and ects such as broom sales, pan- eq, however. The fort, consist- broad cross-section of lawyers, President of the club this the Key Club at Provo High| eake days, white cane sale and ingofa series of log cabins and doctors, engineers, educators, year is G. Tom Purvance. School, present an annual Dis- many others, is always spent a stockade about 20 by 40 rods, tinguished Service Award, hon-| for the betterment of humanity wasbuilt in a several-week per@r young men me and women and the development of our city’|ioafter the arrival of the first chosen by their church leaders from which theclub draws its /Provo settlers about April 1,| as outstanding students in and existance, , |i (849. church, school and community . The Lady Lions, under the di service, and conduct an annual|rection of President Wanda! The Utah Lake Lions originally had for their major project crosnined spring track meet for boys and Kirkwood, are always ready and development of a public park girls and promote the desire willing to assist with some jat the Provo Boat Harbor. Conto preserve our heritage of the money raising projects. siderable work and money went Federated freedom byfully respecting the Bill Wilson is the Lions Club into this project. However, the law. president, -Y May 14, 1892 project was terminated when The 1969 officers are: Bailey |the State of Utah took over the S A. Lindstrom, president, Alfred MONEY RAISER area for a state park. | Ridge Jr., vice-president, Ken-| Herbert Hoover raised more OFFICERS — 1968-69 Besides the Fort Utah neth T. Derr, secretary-treas-|money for the relief of warPark project, the club is enPres. Mrs. Ernest Salerno urer, Ralph R. Benson, imme-|destitute persons than anyone gaged from time to time in diate past president, and di- else in history. More than $8.1 various other activities, inRecording Secretary Major Project: Fort Utah Park OFFICERS 1968-1969 President, os; March 5, 1891 erdivice Rretidant sents teres Max Litletiold 3rd Vice President ....ss0e.eeseeees Lee A. Tayler Secretary-Treasurer isssssenesse Arthur D. Tayler Tail Twister... ce. Joseph Farry port of the child care cenetc. It's annual sale of brooms made by the blind RING FINGER EXCEPTIONS TO RULE will begin soon. The weddingringis tradition- Rubberis an exception to the ally worn on the third finger of The club has an active Lady rule that nearly all solids ex- the left hand because of an Lions auxiliary headed by Mrs. Joseph Wernz, with Mrs. Joseph pand when heated and contract ancient belief that a very deliM. Boel as vice president and when cooled. It contracts when cate nerve runs directly from Mrs. Dale Peterson, secretary, heated. |that finger to the heart. Mrs. Charles Stewart is immed jate past president. The Lady Utah County Chapter The preservation and improvement of the physicianpatient relationship, and education of the physician's ossistant, are the primary purposes ofthis organization. OFFICERS FOR 1968-69 are Mrs. Eunice M. Bishop Mrs. Alverda Hunter (J.M.) President President Elect Mrs. Juanita Wiseman (James A.) Recording Secretary Mrs. Anna Mae Wardle (Rex. G.) ..... Treasurer Richard A. Nimer, M.D. . Medical Advisor J. Robert Hogan, M.D. Med'cal Advisor Duane E. Davis, M.D. Medical Advisor \vian Park project. | | THORNY TRADITION It is said the Glastonbury | thorn always blossomed at Christmas time until adoption of the Gregorian calendar. Some used this to contend the calendar should not have been chang- | | Treas... President . First Vice President Second Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . % Parliamentarian Immediate Past President Cynthia Curtis . A FRATERNAL AND CIVIC ORGANIZATION Jessie Arrowsmith Evelyn Thompson \ PROVO LODGE No. 843 and Women of the Moose Chapter 903 PROVO LIONS| fg CLUB AR More thar 5,000 boys and girls, either fatherless or motherless or both, have been admitted to Mooseheart. For the present population of nearly 600 children Mooseheart maintains its own school system from nursery through senior high school. In addition every V.F.W. “WE SERVE” June Madsen Aux. President VETERANS FOREIGN WARS UTE POST 2162 PROVO, UT. child receives religious training in the faith which prevaiied in its home before coming to Mooseheart, and vocational training in its choice of the many trades taught at the Child City, Dwain Royance Comamnder } i A SERVICE ORGANIZATION Don’t Buy Your New Broom Now Honor the Dead By Serving the Living WAIT FOR THE PROVO LIONS CLUB ANNUAL {| BROOM SALE} Starting April 10th F Pierpont BOARD MEMBERS Dr. Vern H. Jensen, J. Wallace Boswell, N, Le Verl Christensen, Ivan A. Sovine, Richard Hundley. LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE -. Twilla Newbury Eloise Fillmore Vilate J. Myers Elizabeth Harmer .». Norma Reich i IMPORTANT MESSAGE! Mrs. T. . Warren Tanner Lion Tamer .s.eeees Join the MemberNational Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc.—Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs — Associated Member International Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. to worthy projects. They are supporting the menin their Fort: J} Mrs. R. G. Whitney |} Corresponding Secretary . Mrs. J, V. Mazurie I EDUCATION Lions make a quilt each year aud sell it, with proceeds going AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANTS raco~< cludingaid to the blind, sup- ter N. Cole, John L. Matthews,| direction. Reed M.Izatt. aaa mo-—-<amun Say ter, aid to the state hospital, [ss siechjeas nen see Marvin L. White Ist Vice President ...sesesseeeere Charles Stewart Responsibility of Full Partnership rectors Robert Wolsey, LaVorn billion in government and priv- Utah Lake Lions Club | NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB PROVO BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB Despain, John N. Cannon, Wal-| World War I relief under his billion rise in GNP which Pru- terested and do participate in !@S been sponsorship of a bowl expected to deteriorate into a socialfunctions and other activi- ing Program for handicapped recession, forecasts say eco- dential forecasts. The other ties throughout the year. children who are taken to a nomic growth will become more components of the rise are: $13.5 billion more of federal, The Provo club belongs to local bowling alley for partici- rapid after mid-year mem- a District made up of S2 clubs|Pation i the sport. Thepresent slowdown ‘should tate and local government bership meetings have been SI a $7.5 billion increase in Utah, Idaho and Eastern) THe Moose Lodge has 2 lhe reflected in a gradualiy dipart of Rotary Club activities Oregon, directed by a District] CoMtinuing program of park minishing rate in inflation.” in ess outlays and housfor mnay years. Governor. development and of safety. But, the forecast warns, this ing; and $1.5 billion from an : Under the latter, “Protect diminution must not lead to improvementinforeign trade. What is now Rotary InternaNext April the club will be Our Children” signs are : tional was organized in Chicago on Feb. 23, 1905 by Paul H. host to the annual district con-/ continually being instatled Harris, with five members. ference at which some 600 and replaced. Last month, its 64th anniver- Rotarians will convene for a) Lodge 843 is looking forward Sary was observed all over the three day convention with emin- to another outstanding year in world in 145 different coun- ent visitors from the District) 1969 under strong leadership| | tion of the various features on continuing Kiwanis growth throughout the world, in other countries, and origi- The major projects at the | of the park, nate and support action pro- present time are; Sight conser- In cooperation with the Brig- Sparks, Howard Nielson, Dale ate funds were allocated to derly at Moosehaven for Christmas,” according te on programs at weekly planting grass and installa- but} Young vides gifts for the children at Mooseheart and the el- etary; Gerald Freaney, P! Provo Canyon, Research Pro- The Utah Lake Lions Club gift march called “Chris: mas in October,” which pro- m- a: son, Provo. The lodge participates in state Moose functions and in charge. Rotary projects, among many others, include Rotary Park In Lions Club “In October we have @ State Provo ,junior governor McCurdy Sp le from far and near. Past District Governor J, Ed. Stein will be Utah Lake “It's great to be a Lion.” This standing with special emphasis ism governor; value of At the anniversary tion there will be a series of meetings, banquets, historical) presentations, etc. to which dis tinguished guests will be invited President President much years fifty ¢ Hunt e Officers e lodge for 1959 are Robert Sorenswn, Orem. community MARVIN L. WHITE BILL WILSON BAILEYA. LINDSTROM It for members, wor! many projects £ started G ts 23rd year, hav here Dec. 7, 1 In that periad, the Lodge has piled up sive record of civic bet and acheivemen SPONSORS FOR Hop Scotch and Pony League aid Colt League TO PROMOTE MEMB' RSHIP WEINVITE ALL OVERSEAS VETERANS TO HOME—NORTH MAIN IN SPRINGVILLE VISIT OUR P* Americanism Voice of Democracy -«. High Schools Freedom Academy .... Elementary Schools ... Light-A-Bike Safety Program Commander r. View Quartermaster Adjvtent —» Dwain Roylance Merrill Gillies Gordos Adams Williom Surns Aux, Pros, —. Chaplain Jr. Vice Treasurer June Modsen woMaxine Gillies Beth Hutchins Jerri Olrdoyd Over 2,000 aged brothers of the Order and their wives have been admitted to the City of Contentment since 1922, and current population is at an all-time nigh of nearly 450 residents. Both Mooseheart and Moosehaven are open tovisitors every day of the year . For Any Information Contact Any Member of the Loyal Order of Moose 1377 West Ist North, Provo, or Phone 373-9208 |