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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 21 m H.EASANT SROYt REV' rttASANT GROYZ, UTAH J THURSDAY, MARCH 2i, 1963 ami ,.1WTJ"r' TJ ! - , "' ' ' ' 5 - """ ' 1 r- - :"V" - " ' ' - V f.';.-A.- -'.... . v - : 1 f'; & j I v - - ' r : " ! f ' , V i ' . ; , : "V i ' ' ." - ' . I ' . ; PLANT TREE Wendell Jarvis and Paul Fage plant tree in Lindon City Park as start to this year's beautification. New Trees, Shrubs Are Being Planned in Lindon City Park LINDON London City Coun-cilman Paul Fage and Wendell Jarvis, chairman of the Park Planning Committee, have been planting trees and shrubs in the Lindon City Park to help spring along her way. Many trees and shrubs of var-ious kinds and colors have been placed in the park since the city decided to renovate the park two years ago. Also, the Little League baseball fields, and a horse arena have been built. The goal for the Lindon Park is to have a place where towns-people and tourists can come for fun and relaxation. Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting With Mrs. Harvey Arvilla Harvey was hostess to members of American Le-gion Auxiliary Unit 70 last Mon-day afternoon at her home. She was assisted by Ida Devey and Emily Pederson. St. Patrick re-freshments were served. Unit 70 president, Sylvia Pet-erson, presided and Mrs. Devey was in charge of the program on mental health. Sarah Mon-so- n led the group in singing "America" and prayer was of-fered by Sadie Beck, chaplain. Guest speaker was Dr. Mon-roe Fairchild, Gereatics De-partment, Utah State Hospital, Provo. He employed a sound film to emphasize his theme, "People Behave the Way They Think." Lela Banks directed a candle-lightin- g ceremony in memory of the late Hannah Matthews. Those attending not previous-ly mentioned, were Thelma n, Mary Washburn, Lydia Hilton, Lucile H. Walker and Pearl McMillan. Washington D.C. Visitors Leave for Trip to California Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jacobs from Washington, D.C, left this morning for California after spending several days visiting Mr. Jacobs' mother, Mrs. Kate Jacobs and other relatives and friends in Pleasant Grove. Mr. Jacobs is director of African Programs in the Bureau of Edu-cation and Cultural Affairs, De-partment of State. Mrs. Kate Jacobs went with them to Cali-fornia. While in California Mr. Ja-cobs will visit University of Cal-ifornia, Berkeley; Stanford Uni-versity, Palo Alto and UCLA, Los Angeles on Department of State business. Before returning to Pleasant Grove, April 4 they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs' son, Den-nis and family at Milpitas, Cali-fornia. Mr. Jacobs said that the pro-gram he directs is part of the Fullbright Scholarship program and there are currently 30 U.S. professors teaching in Africa in the universities. He also stated that during the summer of 1969, 10 young professors from African uni-versities will be teaching in the United States. And that at the present time, 600 African students are attending Ameri-can universities under the aus-pices of the program he directs. Why not look your ljfUra very best during n's Spring and GET ACQUAINTED WITH US DURING OUR PERMANENT I 2 rnce wave special Reg. $10.00 PERMANENT WAVE .... Now 5.00 Reg. $12.50 PERMANENT WAVE ... Now $6.25 Reg. $15.00 PERMANENT WAVE ... Now $7.50 a a For any Service over $5.00 you will receive ALV a 73-o- z. Professional Can of Hair Spray! Darrell's College of Beauty f 1163 South State, Orem STATE ST. --H 1 JU W.u. I2th nix Call 225-724- 0 for Your Appointment Darrell's College of Beauty 1 763 South State Orem. Utah Closed on Monday For All Your INSURANCE NEEDS Call KEN CARDON 756-385- 1 Auto Life Fire Boat Business Insurance Fast - Fair - Friendly 57 East Main Am. Fork If Your Subscription Is Overdue . . . 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What's PACKAGE NUMBER 2 HAS: more, three additional popular packages of equipment are also available Power steenn8 and Power brakes- - at sale savings. The more you add, the PACKAGE NUMBER 3 HAS: more you save. Power steering, power disc brakes, and AT SALE SAVINGS EVERY SALE CAR HAS: the Comfortilt steering wheel which ad- - Whitewall tires, front fender lights, ap- - justs to individual driver preferences. pearance guard group (includes door-edg- e It could be a great summer. Be smart. Be sure. Buy now at your Chevrolet dealer's. Ask your Chevrolet dealer about his Golden Anniversary Truck Sale. TIAAPANOGOS MOTOR CO. 1 WEST MAIN AMERICAN FORK PHONE 756-354- 7 AAUW Elects New President for Coming Year The March meeting of the AAUW was held at the home of Mrs. Ford Paulson. The pro-gram followed the theme for the years course of study: "Societies reflections in the arts with emphasis on the art-ist." Mr .and Mrs. Harold Wool-sto- n gave a very interesting lecture on art and showed many fine examples of theirs and others work in this field. The following members and guests were present: Mrs. Ford Paulson, Mrs. Emily Ped-erson, Mrs. M. D. Radmall, Mrs. Walter Reimschiissel, Mrs. Kathryn Woolf, Mrs. Ella Jackson, Mrs. Ora Thorne, Mrs. Lawrence Crease, Mrs. Vera Wagstaff, Mrs. Eugene Allred, Miss Jennie Gleason, Miss Margaret Hayes, and Miss Marjorie Holdaway. Election of the officers for the coming year were held and Mrs. Lawrence Crease was elected president. Modernettes Meet Three Times in Recent Weeks Three very interesting meet-ing of the Modernette Club were held recently. In the month of February the club was entertained by Le-Pre- al Oscarson. Dinnner was served, after which everyone worked on a lovely quilt for her daughter Jeanne. On February 28, Afton Fry-er entertained at her home. Dinner was served. 500 was played, prizes going to Verda Fenton and Lorraine Boyer. March 13th Fern Maxfield entertained the Mondernetts at her home. Dinner was served to club members Edna Bott, Lorraine Boyer, Ruth Cobbley, Grace Cornaby, Afton Fryer, Mary Jacobs, Rena Keetch, Maxine West, --Virginia Chip-ma- Games were played, prizes going to Edna Bott, Mary Jacobs and Virginia Chipman. PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS and VIEWS by Sandra Larsen The Pleasant Grove High School will present their an-nual Junior-Senio- r Prom on Fri-day, March 22 at 8 p.m. The theme is "Once Upon a Time' and the cost is $2.50 per couple. The floor show will begin at 10 p.m. where the Juniors wiE dance to "Love Is Blue" and the Seniors will dance to "To-nit- e We Love." The public is cordially invited to attend. |