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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1969 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 1969 Vikings Lose to Lehi, Last Game Of Season for Pi. Grove Team filial touchdown for thd game, making the score Lehi 14 and Pleasant Grove 0. The statistics were as follows P.G. Lehi Total Offense (Yds) 54 248 First Downs 4 9 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Penalties 6 4 Passes (A.C.I.) .. 20-5--3 Punts 7 5 Final Score 0 14 Next on the sports calendar at Pleasant Grove High are two thrillers, basketball and wrestling. P.G. urges everyone interested in these activities to come out and watch when-ever possible. If you don't let the team down ,they will try their best not to let you down. Both wrestling and basketball will begin in about three weeks. P G LOSES TO LEHI The Lehi Pioneers defeated the Pleasant Grove Vikings 14 to 0 at Lehi last Friday in the final football game for the Vi-kings this year. The Lehi Pioneers jumped out to an early lead in the first minutes of the ball game on a one yard plunge up the middle. The extra point was good, leaving thescore 7 to 0 before the Vikings had any-thing to say about it. Later in the first quarter the Pioneers threathened again, coming within five yards from paydirt, but the strong P.G. defense held tough and prevent-ed Lehi from scoring. The Vi-kings, plagued by interseptions, just couldn't keep the ball for themselves. However the Vike defense was having an excep-tional' good day and they held another Lehi threat in the final minutes of the first quarter. Craig Frazier, P.G. safety, made two timely interceptions during the second quarter giv-ing the Vikes a chance to move the ball, however the Lehi de-fense felt different about the situation and kept the Vikes from making yardage. In the third peiod, both de-fenses were playing top-notc- h ball and neither team could come up with any points. In the final quarter, the Pion-eers got together and moved the ball for three first downs and then broke loose on 4th down for 20 yards and the Dorothy Lamour to Play at Music Hall In "Hello Dolly" The Valley Music Hall is pre-senting a real theatre exclusive Nov. 4 through Nov. 8 with a matinee on Saturday, Nov. 8. Dorothy Lamour will appear in person in "Hello Dolly" with her leading man, Eric Brother-son- . Funeral Services Saturday for Melba T. Carson Melba Marie Turner Carson, 44, RDF Pleasant Grove, died Tuesday, Oct. 28 at 4 p.m. in the University Hospital of nat-ural causes. Born Feb. 19, 1925 in Lehi, to William and Myrtle Turner. She married George Alma Car-son in Ely, Nevada, Feb. 17, 1945. She was a cafe operator and member of the LDS Church Survivors include her hus-band, Pleasant Grove, son and daughter, Lynn, Orem and Mrs. Gary (Linda) Hutchings, Provo. 5 grandchildren, brothers and sisters, Carl Turner, Lehi; Wayne Turner, Provo; Denoy Turner, Highland; Reed Turn-er and Merlin Turner, both of California; Mrs. Glen (June) Johnson, Sandy; Mrs. Leo (Mary) Boultin, Hawaii. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the An-dersons and Sons Mortuary Chapel, in American Fork. Friends call Friday, 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in the Fairfield Cemetery. Cadmus Club Met October 22 with Mrs. Jess Walker Members of Cadmus Club were welcomed at the attrac-tive new home of Mrs. Jess Walker Wednesday evening, Oct. 22. Dr. Eugene J. Faux, director of the Utah State Hos-pital juvenile division youth center, was guest speaker. Dr. Faux stated that the pres-ent time is the most fantastic epoch any nation has had to face. The unprecedented exploi-tation of our youth by the un-scrupulous "drug pusher" dom-inated by the criminal element and the increasing numbers of younger children becoming in-volved in the use of various harmful drugs, has now become the concern of every family. The use of drugs has become more important to many adol-escents than home, family or religion. The various communication and entertainment media have tended to make the use of drugs glamorous. The urgent need for special agencies for the treat-ment and rehabilitation of the young addicts has been the re-sult. Utah ranks last nationally, per capita, in expenditure for mental health. Some of the brightest, finest and best educated young people in our nation look critically at the issues and problems of the present time. They have be-come vocal in their protests & demands. Many of them do not use drugs. He said we must develop sources of leadership within our community, state and na-tion to find ways of assisting and rehabilitating the young victims of the drug traffic. The elimination of the source of supply is urgent. Delicious refreshments were served by Drucilla Smith and Joyce Story. Mrs. Don Walker was a special guest for the evening. Don't forget t . . every litter bit hurts WEEKEND SPECIALS PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 30, 31. NOV. I SLICED PICNIC HAMS lb- - 49 PICNIC HAMS'b- - -- 45c PURE ORANGE JUICE 39c ACORN SQUASH each 1QC DUNCAN HINES MIXES 3c JELLO PUDDING and PIE FILLING 4 oz.f 6 for. MILK in New Plastic Bottle V2 Gal. (plus deposit) . BUTTER, Hiland Solid PakJc KIDS.. 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