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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 J? Open House Will Honor Arnold R. Green Sunday Arnold R. Green's family are having an open house to cele-brate his 80th birthday. It will be held at his home this com-ing Sunday, Oct. 12 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.. All friends and relatives are invited to call and meet with Mr. Green. The family requests no gifts. ... i ' I --J JUDY ALLRED 80 Honor Badges Judy Allred Gets All 80 Honor Badges in Beehive Judy Allred, fourteen-year-ol- d daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Gordon Allred, has com-pleted all 80 of the Honor Badges in the Beehive program of the YWMIA. Five .honor badges each of the two years in Beehive are the requirement. Judy has been ambitious, en-thusiastic and energetic in com-pleting these honor badges. Through fulfilling these require-ments she has gained skill and knowledge for herself and has given much joy and happiness to others. She has also earned two in-dividual awards and is now en-tering the Mia Maid class in MIA. She is active in music, drama and sports. Judy holds the record in the Timpanogos Stake of being the only one to date to complete all of the Beehive Honor Badges. She is to be complimented on this wonderful achievement. AAUW Meets at Paulson Home for October Session The October meeting of the American Association of Uni-versity Women was held at the home of Deane Paulson on Wed-nesday, Oct. 1. Bethel Allred was President Retta Crease con-ducted the meeting and presen-ted matters of business. Emily Pederson offered the prayer. Marjorie Holdaway reviewed the book, "The Web of Life" by John Storr. Daisy Nielson talk-ed and showed pictures on the subject "Problem of National Parks." The program was in keeping with the theme for the year, "This Beleagured Earth." Drucilla Smith and Mrs. Wil-son Hassenfritz were guests. Members present were Maxine Fugal, Ella Jackson, Jeannie Gleason, Retta Crease, Margar-et Hayes, Marjorie Holdaway, Thelma Martell, Daisy Nielson, Emily Pederson, Eva Reim-schiisse- l, Vera Wagstaff and the hostesses. gJ2' HIGH WATER! THE &REATEST HEIGHT EVER V " REACHED BV A WATERSPOUT p WAS 3,600 FEET MEASURED OFF THE COAST OF V MASSACHUSETTS 1H 1896. V Painless! T . LOOK AT IT THIS YAY- - SAVING ISN'T ALWAYS lmFSw EASY... BUT PERHAPS THE P'LImbMAiE- SIMPLEST MOST EFFECTIVE Vv 'A WAV IS fHZOVGH RE&ULAR VLaJeKVA- - SYSTEMATIC BUYING OF eflTON. US. SAYINGS BONPS AND WXCEV ttSS&Vi' nE PAYLL SAYINGS PLAN MWlrlSW COULD BE THE ANSWER SNAKE STORy" j A 6NAKE HEARS WITH VU jMf - 1 ITS TONGUE! SINCE lTMffl --jjJfl "iS.'tJ - THEV HAVE NO EXTERNAL fW "f " EARS, THESE REPTILES SET ALON& VERY WELL lM-!LiS- Sh BV U6TENIN& WITH .SMW A SUBSTITUTE , lfo -- "mK-Renew Your Subscription Now Deer Hunters Don't get caught halfway there and hove your car break down. GET IT REPAIRED BEFORE YOU GO! Anything it needs, from a tire repair to a major overhaul, can be fixed at 190 EAST MAIN AMERICAN FORK PH. 756-358- 6 GUARANTEED AUTO REPAIRS KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL IPiresessoinig CUT. WRAPPED. QUICK FROZEN 9c lb GRINDING 5c lb GOOD LOCKERS STILL AVAILABLE 93 South Main Phone 785-233- 1 IB(b AinniOToini Expert Mechanical Repairs MOTOR TUNE BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL ALIGN WHEEL BALANCING MUFFLER SERVICE SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION CLEAN CAR WASHING ATLAS TIRES AND TUBES ATLAS BATTERIES RETREADS All Types of Auto Accessories ROBERT L. SUTCH 95 West Center Pleasant Grove Family Pack Bread, 4 loaves . with each 4 loaves, 1 loaf of BANANA BREAD for only c Potato Flake Dinner Rolls doz. Extra Dozen "jc German Chocolate Cake Birthday Cakes Always on Hand Pleasant Grove Bakery 25 East First South Phone 785-437- 7 U.S. Savings Stamps teach children thrift and good citizenship r--- """" f 3 V r ' X r : r: J, - i ' , iv MISS CANDACE PHIPPS Candace Phippsio Marry Robert Hunt Thursday, Oct. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Phipps are announcing the en-gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Candace and Robert Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt of Providence, Rhode Island. The young couple are plan-ning marriage rites for the Salt Lake Temple on Thursday, Oct. 16. A reception honoring them will be that same even-ing in the Lindon Ward Chapel. Receiving will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and all friends and relatives are cordially in-vited to attend. Candace is a graduate of the Pleasant Grove High School, and has attended BYU. She liv-ed in Long Beach, California for one year, and is now working at Signetics, in Orem. Robert is a graduate of La-Sal- High School, Long Isl-and, and spent four years in the U.S. Navy. He is now at-tending Utah Technical College at Provo. The young couple plan to make their home in Pleasant Grove. ? 4 ' St !fVi.'" 1 ' AJ MISS KATHY MILLAR Kathy Millar and Ronald Gurney Set Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Millar are announcing the engagement and wedding plans of their daughter Kathy and Ronald Gurney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gurney of Pleasant Grove. The young couple have chos-en Wednesday, Oct. 15 as their wedding date. The marriage will take place in the Lindon Ward Cultural Hall with Bishop Lowell Gillman officiating. A reception honoring them will follow later that same ev-ening. The bride has chosen Char-lan- e Rodeback as her maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Lena Jean Phelps, Rosemary Shipley, Linda Gardiner and Mary Jane Perry. Flower girls will be Shalane Gurney and Angela Ash. Best man will be Jack Daniels. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to the recep-tion, from 8 to 10 p.m. Showers honoring the bride were given by Susan White, Charlane Rodeback, Burdette Lux, Bette Millar, Linda Gar-diner and Pauline Bird. Valley View PTA Holds Meeting MondayAfternoon The Valley View PTA met Monday afternoon to pay tri-bute and express appreciation to its fine teachers. Mrs. Blaine Brailsford welcomed those pre-sent and outlined the import-ance and function of the PTA. PTA officers and committee chairmen were introduced. Principal Robert Emal intro-duced the teachers and stu-dent teachers of the Valley View School Room Mother Chairman Mrs. James Hay-wort- h introduced the room mothers. A tribute to the teachers was given by Mrs. Keith Chris-teso- Vice President Mrs. Cor-nell Haynie gave a "this is your life" sketch of Mrs. Frank Laga, retiring president. Mrs. Norman Stott spoke about the Membership Drive and assigned districts. Under the direction of Hospi-tality Chairman, Mrs. John Bylund, refreshments were ser-ved. Les Potpourri Club Hears Speaker at Recent Meeting Mrs. Elaine Hunsaker was the guest speaker at the Les Potpourri Club for the month of November. Her topic was "Fascinating Womanhood' and was a review of the book by the same name. It was held at the home of Pat Kirkwood Ann Lee Richards took charge of the refreshments.. Club busines and the forth-coming Halloween party was discussed. Along with specially invited guest Launie Ingels, club members present were Ann Bates, Mary Lou Ben-nett, Judy Cockrell, Karen Ferre, Jackie Goodrich, Carol Hullinger, Jane Keetch, Carol Larsen, Marilyn Maxfield, Bet-ty Memmott, Sally Laycock, Betty Smith, Linda Sweat, and Jackie Smith. Relief Society Stake Leadership Meeting Set for October 16 Relief Society Stake Leader-ship meeting will be held in the Timpanogos Stake House on October 16th at 10 a.m. All Relief Society ward offi-cers and teachers are invited to attend. "An L.D.S. home directs the acquiring of knowledge" will be the theme developed in word and song. Helps will be given in all departments. Lyman Sevy Named Foreman at Geneva Lyman Sevy of Pleasant Grove has been named forema-n- truck and tractor repairs at Geneva Works by M. E. Strate .division superintendent of maintenance and utilities. Mr. Sevy started at Geneva in 1950 and has held variously hourly positions in the mainten-ance and utilities division. At the time of his present appoint-ment he was a mobile equip-ment mechanic. Elysium Club Hears Guest Speaker at Recent Club Meeting Members of the Elysium Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Ben Whiting. Mrs. David Waid conducted a short busi-ness meeting. Mrs. Jay Ovard introduced the guest speaker, Professor Welsford (Gus) Clark, who spoke on "Disciplining Our Children." The informative talk was greatly enjoyed as Prof. Clark told of many personal and touching incidents concern-ing his family, and the rearing of children. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. David Harvey, hostess. Peasant (&vaw l&tmnv Published every Thursday at 1 1 South Main, Pleasant Grove Utah 84062 (Mailing address P.O. Box 278) and second class postage paid at the post office, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062. Subscription Rate in advince: S3.00 yearly; 10c single copv. A. B. Gibson Editor-Publish- er Jack S. Pace Manager Karl Banks News Editor Valley View PTA Sets Membership Drive The Valley View PTA Mem-beshi- p Drive will be conducted within the next few days. PTA workers will be calling at the homes of all students. PTA is striving for 100 per cent enrollment of parents, both mothers and fathers. Your children benefit .... please support your PTA. HOSPITAL NEWS Among babies born during the past two weeks at the Am-erican Fork Hospital, to people from this area, are the follow-ing: Sept. 24, a boy to Richard F. and Carma Conder Millar. Sept. 29, a boy to Paul J. and Kathryn Griff Smith. Oct. 1, a boy to Craig M. and Paulette Johnson Oveson. Other patients at the hospital from this area included Ruth Ann Larsen, Shawn Wright, Thelma Adamson, Barbara Lewis, Marvon D. Holdaway, Vickie Ann Brown, Beverly C. Mattinson, Neola Kresser, Lur-len- e Doyle, Betty Ewell, Reva Bezzant, Ivadell Howarth and Karri Hooley. |