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Show Friday. Mrchj25,1938 PUOVOANS husband, tho Into Dominlcua 8now, waa alao a Mormon pioneer. Mre. Snow la well hnown In liters In The NEWS ghcrman Hirirtensen hu jjr. honor thla week of double the women heading the Republican alao of their new president, and hecominc the preeldent of tho for the coming Literary Leaf ary circlet for her poems. s u delightful e Mrs. W. T. Hauler, succeeding Mrs. Pearl Woolf, is tho new preeldent of the Women'a Council Discussion group, elected Frl, year. Mre. day at the Club house. Clark Allred waa named 8. Snow, pioneer Hanna jits. and Mrs. Russell Tra-be- r, woman of Utah county, secretary-treasure- r. her on eightieth vsa honored birthday annlvenary at her home Dwight Billings and William la Proro 10(1 North Fifth Went treat She croaaed the plains by Dix organized n "Public Servlca 71 yeara ago, and came Bureau" Tuesday, doing public (0 yeara ago. Her service for delinquent window Proro to cleaners. They have no affiliation with W. P. A., they declare, but their work la none the lew n, .pi ess Scandinavian Meeting Sunday Community Recreation Scandinavians everywhere Invited to attend the Scandinavian meeting to be held Sunday at 10 a. m. la the Provo seminary building, announces A. C. Anderson, president of tho organisation. Maurice Sorensen, returned missionary from Sweden, will give an Illustrated lecture, showing scenes of Sweden. A quartetto from tho B. Y. U. will furnish a musical number. m valuable. s -- He paeaing ra-- MW Bui travel today ia moat luxurious. Coaches are warm and comfortable. Individual redininc chain and free pillows. Baggage gored lodde always handy. Ask meat aboutlow fares to all points. Big savings on round trips. Cheyenne Chicago Denver Los Angelce Omaha San Francihco g 0.00 24 AO 0.00 0.05 17.10 1S.40 Burlington Bus Depot 85 N. University Ave. Phone: 1578 R. L. Elliott Agent Events In the Valley Thrgs will have tha asms boundaries aa tha Lb D. 8. wards of Flaaaast View and EdgomonL Robert L chairman of tho Elliott, formerly Pleasant View precinct has become temporary chairman of tha Edgemont precinct. Doan H. Terry, assistant eounty attorney, became tho chairman la Pleaaaat No report has yet boon View. given ont by tha Republicans aa to their appointments for tha two precincts. EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article waa written for this paper Reglealratloae at H. Y. V. stake filled College hall Tuesday by Mrs. Jena V. Holland, who has gained recognition throoghont the passed all previous records of tbs to capacity aa they celebrated tha state for her rffertivo work la the recreational field. Her contribu- past 80 years history of this anniversary of tho organisation, tion has been sought la view of the splendid recreational program growing Institution when cumul- of the women of tha L. D. B. which has been achieved In the Sharon stake under tho direction of ative registrations reached 3360 church. President Aehsa E. Fax-ma- n the Seen board. directed the proceedings, Monday, with promise of many I am happy to accept the privilege of explaining fo tha public more to come which included an original play next tho during what I believa should bo tho responsibility of not only tho P. T. A. week or two aa grade schools written by Mrs. Anna Prince or City Recreation Department In providing adequate leisure time throughout tho state close, releas- Redd, and two nnmbora by tho Relief chorna, directed by services, but the responsibility of tho commnnlty'a eltlzsns, them-- ing their teachers who dsslre Stake Society Chorister Edna Taylor. In further thsir study professional Aesthetic selves, la supporting and maintaining a worthy lelanrw time program. danelng, directed by Winter gave Its last frigid I First let us consider that leisure Is not to bo accepted ns Idleness work. Registrar John E. Hayes Aline Coleman Smith, and an ad- blaat declares tha la ontlook favorvery (wa hope, wo hope) Sunday or mere cessation of work but as a complement to work. During able. President F. 8. Harris, who dress by Mr. W. H. Callahan whan a real Canadian night lelsaro a person develops those capacities and phases of personality the program. just returned from Tacoma, pre- completed arrived la town, and blow bllsiard hich work does not provide. a dicted highly successful session. down power linos, jammed trafRecreation la not longer considered aa mere bodily exercise, but With tha registration of Mias of tho subdivision Political rather aa an opportunity for continuing education for participation Loll Williams, Monday, from Pleasant View precinct took place fic completely at tha Point of tho In civic affair; for partaking n aesthetic experiences; for develop- Cardaton, Canada, the Canadian Monday when a petition contain Mountain and toppled over tree, contingent at tha Y now num- Ing 16S signatures presented to generally a cruel enjoying ing skills and for the enjoyment of nature. bers 66 strong. tho Utah County commission was thrill at watching straggling Since work doea not furnish a connecting link for tho develope mortals trying to think It was granted and tho Edgemont ment of these tho things between the person and tho world, recreation Relief Society ladles of was created. Doth precincts lust a Spring Zephyr. lnct must atep In and fill tha gap. Tha above conception of recreation lends ns to believe that It ia necessary to educate this and future generations for tho complete cultural as well aa physical enjoyment of leisure. Edward C. Llndeman, National Director of Recreation for tho of tho American United States in an artlcla in the 1 SS7 Annul Academy of Political and Social Science state that It ia necessary to train administrators, planners, and recreational leaden that recreational leadership la not tho art of keeping people In motion in activities but the art of directing peoplo to partlcpate In tho beat in cultural J. S. Smith & Sons life during their leisure time. Why be PROPRIETORS ' Is: What Ijrixnrn or totally naaware of tho methods of, modern When wo think of lelanre we mean (a) an opportunity to enWHITE FAWN FLOUR fnneral procodare? gage In puraulta which are pleasurable and recreative (b) time which la at ones disposal, therefore free from compulsion, (c) to proceed When wo visited Berg's Leads Them AIL without haste, that is deliberately and guided by one's penonal advisory department yen Cache Valleys Famous choices or preferences. were swpriaad Golden West trrday-wIt la Important that we recognize personal choices because in. RED ROSE FIjOUR to learn that ao ia divlduals learn how to get along with one another when they develop now provided at oo enjoyable relations with one another through the medium of doing moderate a eoet ome activity which la theirs by their own choice. HIGH GRADE FEATURING All Individuals do not choose to spend their leisure time in the Poultry and Dairy FEEDS same way. Their Interests are as varied aa their personalities. CHARGE NO EXTRA FOR Therefore any recreation program which la designed to meet the Dealers A RADIUS in: WITHIN SKltriCKS needs of the community must be composed of a wide range of actiOF 50 MILES HAY and GRAIN vities. These activities should Include rhythmics and music, aria and crafts, nature lore and contacts, active games and sports, dramaEXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS tic activities, social activities and reading activities. Two Types of Leisure For II. & T. Products (Prom Spanish Pork) We recognise that there are two types of leisure: Leisure of In individuals who have not assumed yet associations with responsibilPROVO CITY to those which applies ities of self support and adulthood and that leisure time program will meet the needs who labor. A 151 N. University Ave. of both groups. PIIONE 114 showa Tha 1937 Annual Report of Recreation of Provo City rewere over 1937 of 400,000 the participations that during year corded In organised activities. This Is an Indication of tho popularity and need of a leisure time program which la built around a diversi(80 i 4444H4H 4 fied range of activities and ia offered free to the public so that all may have equal privileges of participation. In dosing may I give some fundamental In community recreation which are submitted by the National Recreation Association and which have been sanctioned by 4,600 rlty and sehool officials of America in view of the Increasing hours of leisure time whleh now confronts the children, youth and adults of America. Fundamentals in Community Recreation 1. That In every community with a population of 3,000 or more a man or woman should be employed to give full time to planning and working for the best possible us of the leisure hours of men, women and children. 5. That leisure lime programs continue twelve months of the year. 3. That it ia the responsibility of the entire community to maintain recreational opportunities for all tha dtlsens through pub-li- e SPRING again brings its universal taxation thus providing equal opportunities for all. up" appeal , . . and this on bo to not maintaining only tha 4. That emphasis ought store meets spring fashion demands on .the traincertain activities on playgrounds but also and definitely with an unusual collection of apparel so the within activities In that time leisure ing of tho entire people in colors and styles in keeping with home. In tho ehureh and throughout nil natural, human relationship this gay season. Formally opening time. wholesome for good thera shall bo the best opportunity for Spring on Friday evening. 6. That tho purpose lit training Individuals In the right use to but create to hours Idle fill np of leisure ought not to be merely COLORFUL SPRING an active energetic, happy cltlsenshlp. YOUTHFUL SPRING WINDOW DISPLAYS 6. That even though the beginning of a city recreation program Unveiled 7:50 p. m. Friday be playgrounds, other features ought to bo added progressively from more intellectual for and drsmatlrs, music, until training to year year uses of spare time have been Included so that all ages snd all kinds OPEN HOUSE of people may find vital Interest. Y' That every new school built ought to have a certain miniReefers, Swaggers, and 7:30 p. m. Friday mum space around It for plsy purposes and an auditorium on the Toppers in smart spring coats. Casual and ground floor so constructed tbit it Is suited for community purposes. suits in styles ao im8. That a community building should be provided If community If anything schools or elsewhere. in this ad. ia portant this sluing. Guargroups do not have suitable meeting place In ten under child yeara of age should American of special inanteed' linings and fabrics in 9. .That every terest to you, this nationally known line be given an opportunity to play upon a public playground without homo. BETTY ROSE. clip it out and going more than one quarter of a mile from bring it to our 10. That every community should provide apace in sufficient area store. Youll to of tho women and play community glrla, for the boys and men. help your pubthe various ball gamea. lication aa well 11. That every community should rovlde opportunity for swimas yourself. ' aa poaslbia, skating and skiing an ming In the summer and as far coasting In tke winter. 13. That In now real estata developments a reasonable per cer SMART NEW as part of of tho area ahould be set aside to bo used for play Just streets. the land Is used for see see s J. C. Graham, veteran Provo printer, suffered an accident near his home Friday evening which hu confined him to hie room for aeveral days. Hia many frienda havo Inquired as to hia absence from the office, as seldom has hia familiar figure ever been missing from the eye of the pub am PfS UTAH VALLEY NEWS VALLEY hie shop. s Flour Sl Feed J. Fred Fechaer, clerk of the Provo school board, waa bark In hia office for the first time Monday ainca the car accident which hurt both Mr. and Mre. Feather, the latter being confined to her home yet, with serious Injuries. It might have been much worse' aye Mr. Fechaer,'' and we are both happy that we are aa well as we nre ITS SENSIBLE KNOW Company d, aid Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Jacobsen were host and hostess to a group of Canadians and former Canadians at the Jacobsen home Sunday evening in honor of the visit In Provo of Mrs. Talltha Carlson of Cardston, Alberta. Mrs. Carlsons two Thora and Gretta Carlson, are attending the B. Y. U. evening wee spent In conversation, and reminiscences. The hostess served delicious refreshments. grand-daughter- s, well-round- ed t Announcement company taka is announcing the appointment of Hr. Wendell C. LaBrache to the management of its store in TIUS Proro. COATS & SUITS We know that Mr. will make every effort La-Brarl- ie i t ? ?f ? y ? ? i y y ttttttri iri to satisfy your needs in the line of merchandise and service and has pledged himself to make our Proro unit YOUR STORE where you will always receive the satisfaction that this large company has maintained for over 50 years. We want our store to be an integral part of your community and as such expect it to participate in your ririe and rural affairs to the fullest extent. Mr. IxiRrache is and eager to meet the many friends and customers of Sears meet in and to drop at this time extends a hearty invitation store our as well time your Proro as him at any making headquarters whenever you are in town. Particularly he welcomes you , your family, and friends to browse through the store ou Friday evening, March 23 when our store will be one of your Merchant Hosts 51275 ,,$2475 man-tailor- i DRESSES JENA V. HOLLAND State Supervisor of Women's and Children' Recreation Provo City Recreation Director. at the Spring Opening. Lecture We expect to have Demonstrations that will be of interest to you TIIAXK YOU At Pioneer By special request, a lecture coi -- card of thanks Ward) M - sn-trs- To ward presidents of tho i - $595 ao amort with high walata, new neckline, illm or awlrl aklrta. Vivid print, twitel C repea, M. I. ss Illustrated by many Mormon". wby eltended tor their help scenes of early Mormon history Jn carrying out tho successful shown In beautiful colors, will bo button drive for funds for the M. I. A. ctnyon lighting project j given by C. V. Hansen. In the seven wards responded ably. Pioneer ward chapel. Sunday. Mrs. Osa Ferguson, This m. 6:30 p. March 27, at Chairman, Sharon Stake Drive lecture Is valubale In view of the Dr. Ralph V. Chamberlin, Church's effort to get everyone to read the Book of Mormon this of soology at Unlveralty of year. See the painting. Hear the Utah, will speak at the Commun-stor- y that goes with them. It la ty church, Second North Culver-- . Interesting, educational, Inspiring. Rity avenue, tbla Sunday at 7 p. Don't mlaa m. His theme will be Religion it A rare opportunity. ,0 51875 sheen, taffetas, or dark colon crisply trimmed. Lovely aa they are reasonably priced, plus qualAll alxea. ity and style. ACCESSORIES Hata, bags, glove, hosiery . . featuring color o Important to add that necessary touch to your spring outfit Also unusually cheerful hankies, and flowen costume jewelry. pro-feaa- or 187 r,1'' West Center 1 $ and Science. QUBUTY STYLE 5ERVICE ed |