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Show UTAH VALLEY NEWS Friday, February 8, 1946 management when a cal! can be made for the redemption of bonds as many of the people In the recent audit of the who bought the bonds at the week when we had the jjit time of the construction of the HOME AGAIN ot Eddie Dean, Scera accounts completed ftage appearance Tech Sgt. Harold J. Olsen, ' a sacrifice introduced by a local Snelgrove and Payne, we find building, did son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. V? asked a Sung m811- fov many T.bei" items. During to bn,,3 in Olsen has received his honora?Who is your attractive and the last year we were able V ,hodT to I? ble discharge after 2 2 years Ceremonies? redemption of retire bonds Master to the amount of capable in army service. He has spent to Tin-rintroduce 01). 510,132 was paid in we are very proud , 7, the past year in France and He is Ed- taxes $8,506 08. There meeting Sunday. him to our patrons, wears two battle stars and the at a senior into ' the the summer "W1 l,e Durham, citation- ihe s.aff. I a op- - presidential High School and one budget S1.42G.99. to serve port M as unity doorVic Durham of Mr. and Mrs. man on the Scera staff. Not Word has been received irom It is always a real who operates and manages the pleasure for the compensation that tt tu the Hoard and the theairei.fr Pearl Harbor, that Howard T. Lincoln Service Station. but berausc I am helping Downs, AMMC1-son of Mr. t MyT. ' j to make possible a fimM- - an(j and Mrs. Clarence II Downs, la eWtWd hsx 1 i heiter plarp of recreation in one of 896 high-poiNavy romnnmity as well as the veterans who is returning to the mmort , unity it fives me to meet States for discharge aboard the 0,1 r manv friends who come CSS Fetrof , Bay. The USS to the theater." Petrof Bay participated in the We are certain that Mr. Ben-- I battle of Leyte, the secnett reflects the spirit of the ond battlePalau, OliOl of the Philippines. j Sr era slnff. Mngaven Gulf, Luzon, Iwa Jim a Doors open at 6:30 Recently one of our girls and Okinawa. This ship Is 2nd Show a! 9;15 1st Shew at 7:00 mied an outstanding sehool now operating with the Magic ; party fn order to fulfill her ap-j Carpet which at the close of pointment as usher. Her rom-'mo- 1946 had returned a total of was You couldnt have 1.947.995 Friday-Sa- t urday Feb. 8-- 9 Navy, Marine hired me to have missed this and Coast Army, Guard veterans to date tonight but we have such the States. WONDER MAN la pride in Scera and the im-- ! portance it is to the community, LLOYD P. CANFIELD. PIC that I couldnt do anything else Danny Kay and Virginia Mayo DSNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. . but be here. D. Canfield, is one of the 1,059 It's magnificently crazy and its uproariously funny! veterans returning to the Navy Filmed in Technicolor! Slates for discharge abroad the and PLEASANT VIEW USS Hornet, a carrier of the Dogs for Show - I'ersonodity "Magic Carpet fleet. This ship The Relief Society next left Guam, January 15. The USS Cartoon Swimming the Swamp will be work and Hornet participated in Pacific Tuesday Pathe News business and a quilt may ha Fleet assaults on Palau, Truk, sewed, President Edna Hansen the Bonins, Guam, Lnzon, Manwants everyone to bring her ila Bay, Okinawa, Iwa Jima, 1:30 Saturday Matins own sewing also a friend with Formose and Yap as the U. S. them. offensive crossed the Pacific, COLORADO PIONEERS Mrs- - Nita Bone Park has a Island by island, destroying A Red Ryder action picture starring Will Bill Elliot baby girl, bom at Utah Valand Bobby Blake! Because of the tremendous inley Hospital. terest of the kiddies in Little Beaver, we are Mrs. Helen Wakefield la at LOST: $25.00 reward for return bringing the second of this popular western series. the Utah Valley Hospital with of Gruen Ladies Wrist Watch, Ruby Ring and Bracelet, lost at a baby girl. game the Mrs. Cartoon John Bone and Mr. and Lincoln High basketball 640R2. "Swimming Swamp" Mrs. Richard Bone are visiting last Friday night Phone "Canine Casanova" Cartoon with their friends and relatives "Ranchhousa Blues" Comedy in California. Serial PURPLE MONSTER Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McKell attended a ward reunion at his former ward in Spanish Fork, Feb. 2 Monday Tuesday Tuesday evening. A special invitation was given all who had returned home from the serv- SCERA CHATTER J inu-rotm- a.. , recreS ?T? LiiH-ol- ' e 4 I j 11-1- SUDAN ice. A Mr- - Maria Monies Jon Hall - Turhan Bey dramatic love story filmed in Technicolor with an and SAL Susana Foster - Turhan Bey - Alan Curtis Entertaining story of San Franciscos Barbury Coast -- with tense moments, good comedy and excellent singing! and Pathe News Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. THEY and Mrs. Gerald D. and daughters Jean and Me-Kc- ll Ann and son David spent several days visiting with his brother Chas. McKell. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hunn spent the week end with their folks Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Hunn and Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hunter and rhildren spent Friday at the home of Mrs. Elaine Nielsen Shaw in Murray. Hardy Bean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bean, has landed in His ramp Is near Panama. Panama City, and it is a nice camp and he ejovs his work in the office of the company. He Egyptian setting! FRISCO Feb. WERE EXPENDABLE alo reports that there are Robert Montgomery - John Wayne Donna Reed - Chosen as the movie of the mor.th-I.ifMagazine, Dec. 31, 1945. Will be one of the best contenders for the 1945-4Academy Award". e One of the mast brilliantly produced and best photothe l.io.d interesting story of all the war pictures Showmen's Trade Review fa; An Invitation to Join the thousands of users of White Fawn Flour. "White Fawn Leads Them All" Carried by leading Merchants. LOCAl SOCIAL ITEMS Kent Fielding (Dorothy mid small daughter Mrs. Str-dton- Dorothy Kay, left Thursday night to Join her husband, who is stationed at Fort McClellan, Alabama. She plans to he away indefinitely. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING SEE liand-in-hnn- H10NE: PROVO 03314 Sea OREM MOTOR CO MITCHELL 2nd 491 South son-in-la- 15-1- 1 and compliments we have Reived, we know that people recognize and PPreciate a personalized service, carefully Planned and thoughtfully conducted. It is reported there will be a shortage of good nursery stock this spring. University Cleaners OREM PHONE 048-R1- C 1 and Delivery Pick-u- p FOR SALE OR RENT Pianos, Accordions, Guitars. Ihene 91011, Prof S W. Williams, 308 E. 3 South Prove. J buy, sell, rent, am teach. ' ' ' ' DRIVE OUT AND SAVE pay more for good used Cara and Trucks. We Orem Motor Co. ri la Essential Transportation Wost Prove UTAH OREM Phone: Provo 055-J- 4 REPAIRING VULCANIZING II. J. LEWIS Authorized Agent 740 COMPANY BATTERIES PHONE 14 See Us For BRIMHALL 121 W. lit BROS. N. Provo Phono 200 Shoe Repairing Starr Are., ITovo Phone 2147J od S9 Louis Sorry, Folks! cotn-poae- SPEAR LUMBER From comments (15-22- ). E DeaA TIRE Get your order in for the famous Stark trees and shrubs early. d - TAILORING In Provo it is becoming increasingly evident to people who have attended funeral services that Berg's is truly the home of finer service. (8-1- V-- For -l GROWERS - at-n- - FRUIT - e cleve McDonald several Provo boys there, which makes him feel more at 486 home. While Panama is a beauEmery tiful ritv. he says he would Orem Beverly Place mi her be home. 2 Phone and two sons, R'erling Kulon and Llnvd and Harold iv.c-rseand daughter. Colleen, i are visiting in California while INSURANCE ile:r fathers arc on a business San are LOANS and REAL ESTATE They trip. touring Franci-ro- , Los Angeles and SEE returning by way of Phoenix, Arizona. E. RAY Ttolin Jones h:, relumed 70 Office: South. Second Wnl fr'T.i the hospital and is con-- i at his homeMrs. Reed Crane, who has been il with pneumonia, at ("ah Valley llorpital, has Ladies and Gentleman's to her home. Both riNE TAILORING SUITS and COATS at S25 u; REPAIRING ALTERING WRECKER SERVICE REMODELING ATTENTION, years-Reflectin- LINCOLN SERVICE FOR... FRED Finer Service the next five this demand, manufacturers are stepping up output over prewar levels, it is reportHOLT DEVICE MARKET ed. A shortage of some materials and labor difficultlea have A gam in the annual gross in- retarded production somewhat, invited. With the organizing of the come of the average Utah farm but a sharp upturn in volume choir Monduy evrn-:g- . family from $2,074 in 1940 to is expected early in 1946. singing will be revived in 5,736 in 1944, as reported by FEBRUARY 'meyard once more- Taylor .lie I tilted Stales Department of Allen heads the music cmmiltce Agru uliure, has created a powFlower: Primrose erful with Joy O. Clegg manager, buyers market for home Birlhstonei Amethyst Vrs. Helen Allen, organist, and labor-.- uving devices, according Friday 6 Boy Scout AnniHoward Anderson director, we to a imnufacturers survey of versary week p ct to have a very fine choir tins market since J Day. Saturday 9 lteid Cross com n tlie near future. Spokesmen for industry vis- reived by Ilcnri Dunant, com. Ward conference will be held ualize a vast new outlet In rural mitti-appointed 1869. Shoe for equipment such as unday evening, and a new rationing order, 1943. l.t. Col. and Mis- W. E. Willey an-u-- i of Salt Lake City spent Friday bo voted on. All washing machines, electric re-f- i will shop Thomas A. Monday 11 at tiro home of Mr. and Mrs ward members are urged to lgcralurs, automatically con- Edison liorn 1847. Daniel Chris-toelc at Stephen Novokovich trolled central healing systems, Boone, pioneer born, 1735. The new Stake Acres. Lt. Col. Willey is will be in attendance. Presidency kitchen stoves and vacuum Tuesday 12 Abraham Linhome on furlough from France. to cleaners, elc, according coln born, 1809. He plans to return to France an analysis of the farm market. Thursday 14 St. Valentines funeral Service in a short time and his wife will The desire for automatic de- Day. Bell and Gray patented join him there in the spring. Mclvina II. Lunceford vices goes with telephone, 1876. Yanks capturId. Col. Willey was in charge the general movement to mod- ed Cavite and Nochols Field on of the supply lines back of Bishop Weldon J- Taylor con- ernize and is expected to re- Luzon, 1945. General Patten. ducted largely attended and sult in an estimated annual exFriday 15 Battleship Main impressive funeral service for Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jenk- Melvina Hansen Lunceford, a penditure of $250,000,000 for blew up, 1898. Peace Treaty beins of Salt Lake City spent the resident of Lake View for the farm home remodeling in the tween Great Britain and U. S. week end with their daughter past fifty years, who passed United States for the next five congress was ratified by ConMr. and Mrs. .away Friday at the family ;ears. Based on the valuation gress, 1815. 3rd selective serand of farm land, buildings and vice registration (20-4Feb. Stephen Novokovich, and the home following a lingering in Utah as $166,750,- 1942. Cherry Week. group attended Leadership pro- heart ailment, at Lake Viey equipment the annual outlay for re-ward chapel Monday at 12,30 p. 000, grams at BYU. m. Mrs. Arvilla Jeppesen played PT and recessional VINEYARD processional music and the opening prayer The Infant son of Mr. and was given by P. Robert Olsen. Mrs- - George MrPhie was nam- The speakers were P. W.1 Maded Donald Garth, and James sen, John L. Nuttall and Bishop d male quartet the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor. A of Golden Taylor, Joseph J. Jenkins was confirmed a member of the church. Udell Taylor Jos. Ahlander and AugBut we cannot claim any curative powers for the Clegg and Lynn Holdaway was ust J. Johnson sang two numeconomic condition of our nation, through the use of from teachers to bers and Mrs. Emma Olsen sang advanced In the Priesthood two solos. Clarence Zobell ofSHELL PRODUCTS priests quorums at the FastDay ser- fered the benediction and DelHowever, we can deliver to our customers only bert Lunceford dedicated the vices Sunday. the highest grade products, which have met the apThe Youth Leadership group grave at the Provo Burial park. proval of the state laboratory tests repeatedly. held their monthly meeting at Pallbearers were sons and sons-in-laof Mrs. Lunceford. Melvina Hansen Lunceford According to state records this can be regarded COMPLETE as a great SHELL achievement. Lower grade comwas born Aug. 21, 1873 at Swcndinge, Denmark and came RADIO SERVICE petitive brands fail to maintain this standard, as to Utah at the age of 18. Her they are quite often procured on the open market, RALPR'B RADIO parents were Andrew J. and and cannot obtain the f ame equality at all times. AND APPLIANCE Hansinc Jensen Hansen. She 111 63 Ns. Unix. At. Phono married John H. Lunceford, Tka Homs of Cnarantssd Barries March 11, 1895 ot Provo Bcnrh, SupKirt the war relief drives. and they have resided in Lake-viesince their marriage. Mrs. Lunceford has been an active DR. ARTHUR VANCE L. D. S. Church worker, beHelp Sweden, Denmark, Poland and England, etc., ing a visiting teacher in the as only we American people can do. Even though we VETERINARIAN Lake View Relief Society for have lxon the supply house of the worl'd in these past more than 20 years. 156 Wert 3rd North war years we still can claim the right to be called the She is survived by her husmost progressive nation of the world through the Phons 953-- J Provo, Utah band, four sons, Melvin J. and O. of Delbert right of freedom of private enterprise. Brawley , Calif; Elmer C. of Pleasant Grove and WeU be pkased to serve you. FOR Dean of Lake View; four Mrs. True Srott, of daughters. Brandt of QUALITY GLEANING Provo, Mrs.Mrs.John Vcm Young of Edgemont, Pleasant Grove and Mrs. Jack IsALAi Kavo of San Diego, Calif., one VIC DUIHIAM, Proprietor brother and two sisters, 36 grandchildren and six I J modeling in this state is expected to total $1,145,000 for Japan's defenses and lines communication and supply Bunker Tuesday afternoon. Two which led to complete surrender quilts will be made and the before aetu:il invasion of the visiting teachers will be honored. All women of the ward are Empire home islands. 080-J-1-- graphed as well as post the home of Mr. and Mra. Carlyle Bunker Thursday evening. FARM INCOME RISE Relief Society will be held at of Ore home of President Mabel IN UTAH BOOSTS With Our Service Boys & Girls K-elsc- h & Sons Erar of BMiterii ASPHALT ROOFING 195 W. 3rd PROVO South n RELIEF SOCIETY s-s-sipsn; ,r- CL The Theology program will lie given in Sharon ward, with Mrs. Mary Watts and Mrs. Sadie Elder in charge, Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock. TIMPANOGOS WARD: President Mary Williams announce, a quilt will be made and asks the ladies to come at 12 orlnck to work on it. Regular work and business mooting will lie held at 2 p. ni. with a rug demonstration; also teachers topic given by Mrs. Nina Stratton, mid teachers reports will lie taken- - Meeting will be held Monday. All other wards of the sink" will hold their regular work and business meetings Tueoiay afternoon; Edgemont ward at 1:30 and the others at 2 p. m. GENEVA WARD Meeting will begin at 1:30 at Ihe home of Mrs. A. II. Christensen. Visiting teachers will report and teachers topic will he given by Mrs. Clara Rowley. Quilting and sewing will be done. VINEYARD WARD Two quilts will he made at the home of Pres. Mable Bunker. Teachers topic will be given and teachers honored. Refreshments will be served. WINDSOR WARD Classleader Vida Lysfrup will he in charge. VERMONT WARD Classleader Grace Washburn will conduct the program. PLEASANT VIEW WARD Mrs, Preal Jones and Mrs. Rose Hansen will be in charge, LAKEVIEW WARD Bessie Nelson and Iris Johnson in charge. GRANDVIEW WARD Classleader Oolda Davis In charge. TO ItEIAHtTIIAT ROOF! AT-- Simmons Lumber and Hardware Co. (Your Trading Center) Has Everything You Need In ASPHALT SHINGLES, ROOFING AND ROOF COATINGS, ETC. Phone 018-J- 1 Orem C Utah Valley News Mrs. V-- rl Stubbs was hncO-- s to V Brld" club Wednesday Entered as second-clas- s matter November 19, 1937 at the post rfternnon at her home. A delici- office at Provo, Utah, under th c Act of March 8, 1879. ous luncheon vsa served at Published every Friday mail tables following the game, By Utah Valley Publishing Company, Provo, Utah. Val-ntimotifs being used In .ircoration. ne iH sA.i Went Orator Pnm V,-.;- -, t , '' I WS V- - |