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Show THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1970 PLEASANT CROVi REVIEW, PLEASANT GXOVj UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1970 u MISS PAMELA VICCHRILLI Pamela Vicchrilli Will Wed on September 10 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Vicchrilli of Pleasant Grove an-nounce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Pamela and David C. Asay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-ton W. Asay of Pleasant Grove. Vows will be exchanged on Sept .10 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will honor the young couple that same ev-ening at the Third-Sixt- h Ward Cultural Hall. Miss Vicchrilli is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School where she was an honor stu-dent. She also has attended Viotcr Comptometer School in Salt Lake City and is presently employed at Management Sys-tems Corporation as a key punch operator. Mr. Asay is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School and four-yea- r seminary pro-gram. While attending school he participated in the sports program. He has attended one quarter at Utah State after which he received his National Guard basic training at Fort Ord, California. He is present-ly employed at S. H. Kress at the Valley Fair Mall in Gran-ger. Following a short honeymoon the couple will make their home in Salt Lake City. r..- ', " ' u ' xl v ; i ! MISS LOU DEAN TOMLINSON Temple Ceremony Will Unite Couple On September 11 Mrs. Dan Bittle, wife of the late Dean A. Tomlinson is pleased to announce the en-gagement of their daughter Lou Dean, to Gregory Gene Halls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Halls of Durango, Colo. The couple will be married Friday, Sept. 11 in the Salt Lake Temple. They will be further honored that evening by a reception at the new Tim-panogos Stake Center. Attending the bride will be Mrs. Richard Nelson, Mrs. Richard Waite, Marilyn Fowles Deena Halls, Cassie Stubbs and Laura Wadley. Best man will be Richard Waite. Lou Dean was graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and four-yea- r LDS Seminary program. She was an honor student, a member of the National Honor Society, a member of the Utah Valley Honors Cotillion, a pep club and Thespian officer and Miss Pleasant Grove of 1967. Presently she is a senior at Brigham Young University, where she is majoring in phys-ical education and zoology. She has been a Spur officer, is an honor sutdent and is affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi. She plans to continue her education and graduate next August. Greg was graduated from Durango High School and four-yea- r LDS Seminary program. He is a junior at Brigham Young University where he is majoring in pharmacology. Af-ter this year at the Y he will continue his education at the University of Utah from which school he plans to graduate. He has fulfilled a West Spanish-America- n mission. After their marriage the couple will make their home in Provo. Keith Melville in Pleasant Grove Campaigning Keith Melville and his fam-ily visited Pleasant Grove last Wednesday. Keith visited the business area in town while his wife and nine children visited the homes of some of the towns-people. Mr. Melville stated he would like to thank the people for the warm welcome he receiv-ed. He is a candidate for Con- - v gress in the 1st District. He stated that it has been 24 years since Utah County has had a congressman in the U.S. House of Representatives. Utah Coun-ty is the second largest county in the state, Mr. Melville stated Sp. Terry Barnhart Back Home from Tour in Vietnam Sp 4 Terry L. Barnhart ar-rived home last Thursday night after spending a year in Viet-nam as a member of Co. B, 2nd Bn., Third Light Infantry Bri-gade, U.S. Army. Terry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Barnhart of Pleasant Grove and husband of the former Penny Cauthen of Orem. They have a young daughter. Terry was wounded in action Sept. 5, 1969 and again on Nov. 16, 1969. He is the holder of the Purple Heart, First and Second Commendation Medals, with oak leaf clusters, Bronze Star, Army Air Medal for 24 helicopter combat assaults and the Vietnam Service and Cam-paign medals. After a 30-da-y leave, he ex-pects to complete his tour of army enlistment at Fort Hood, Texas, as a combat instructor. HOSPITAL NEWS Among babies born at the American Fork Hospital dur-ing the past week, were the following to residents of this area: Aug. 12, a boy to Roland and Jane Linebaugh Robinson. Aug. 12, a boy to Wallace and Donna Larsen Beck. Aug. 15, a girl to Milton and Joan Vicchrilli Fugal of Orem. Aug. 15, a boy to Tom and Elaine Whaley Duvall of Am. Fork. Other patients at the hospital from this area included: Margaret Danielson, Eric Hymas, Marie Jorgensen, Mel-vi- n J. Marshall, Kent Blake Thorne, Ida Mae Whetsel, Lee Shepherd, Diane Loader, Mar-jori- e Ann Newitt, Bruce Park-er, Lloyd A. Gray, Brian Wheeler, Julie Jorgensen, Todd DeVerl Petersen, Mary Shep-herd, John B. Wootton, Ellen Annjannette Neewitt, Sharleen A. Martinson. Lucile Walker to' Serve on Nat'l Advisory Board Mrs. Harold S. (Lucile) Walker, noted speaker and lec-turer from this area has been chosen to serve on the Nation-al Advisory Board of the Am-erican Security Council and to participate in our National Se-curity Issues poll. Mrs. Walker received a let-ter from the American Security Council in Washington, D.C., stating that she has been ask-ed to serve as the result of years of effort of trying to the American public to the dangers of the Socialist-Communi- st conspiracy and the success through legislative means. The letter went on to ex-plain that information released to the national press on secur-ity problems of legislative is-sues will be sent to her. She will not only have first-hand information that affects our vital security, but she will have expert instruction on how to write to the congress and Senate and the most effective wav to do so. She will have information and a complete index on all candi-dates, senators and represent-atives and how they voted on vital bills, according to the let-ter. It will be Mrs. Walker's re-sponsibility to forward this ma-terial to all interested citizens in the area. She will also give lectures and talks concerning the material she receives. Mrs. Walker has served as vice president of Provo Chap-ter of Utah Writers League, president of Utah Valley Histor-ical Society, and vice president of Utah County Co. of Daugh-ters of Pioneers, along with many other positions. In 1962 after many years of research she published a book, "The History of Pleasant Grove Schools, 1850 to 1950." Mrs. Walker is a graduate of the University of Utah, with an art supervision diploma. She has been active in both civic and church affairs in the com-munity most of her life. Music Teachers to Hold Social at Start of Season The opening social for mem-bers of the Timpanogos Chap-ter of the Utah Music Teachers Association and their husbands will be held Thursday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the J. Haws summer home in Vivian Park, Provo Canyon. The state pres-ident, William M. Foxley, and the state vice presidents, will be in attendance. The UMTA is an organiza-tion founded for the purpose of promoting professional frater-nity among music teachers and for mutual improvement of the teaching standards in Utah. This year's officers are Shawn de Paula, Lehi, presi-dent; Karla Eliason, Ameri-can Fork, vice president; Christine Deveraux, American Fork, reporter, and a secretary yet to be chosen. Events for the coming year will include the opening social, two student recitals and one teacher recital, discussions on the lives of various composers wtih students playing excerpts from their works, discussions on music theory, and a student festival with qualified instruc-tors giving a critique to each participant (open to all stud-ents of UMTA members). The association offers music teachers of the area some-thing, whether you have one student or 50. Current members include the officers mentioned above, and Carol Peck, Myrna Olson, Nelda Rawlinson, Ruth Mit-chell, Elaine Hadfield, Joana Major, Joyce Allison, Margene Shumway, Carol Hullinger, Ja-ne- Runolfson and Lynette Morrill. HUD 235 Monthly Payments Subsidy Program Free & Complete Information available with no obligation. Phone Collect Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association 374-934- 0 - Provo CEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PATTY ANN TREXLER ANNOUNCES THE START OF HER SECOND YEAR OF INSTRUCTION WITH TURNER SCHOOL of DANCE Classes will begin September 5 The first lesson can be obtained without charge with presentation of this ad. Charge for additional lessons will be $1.00 per student. Classes will include one full hour of Tap, Ballet and Character Dance with Acrobatics. For more information or to register Please telephone 785-323- 7 or 785-374- 7 SAVINGS j i CIKl 7 iff i! ! t ...0u?ap it. Chisel Scraping tool No. 312-- A A chisel is physical. A woman 1s emotional. In the soft, gentle hand of a woman, an implement like this is somehow unnatural and incongruous. Today's modern electric no-fro- st freezer-refrigerato- rs never need defrosting. Not to mention scraping. If you're still scraping, here is a woman's liberation move-ment. If you have to scrape it, scrap it. Buy Her an Electric No-Fro- st Freezer-Refrigerat- or fTT UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. BEST SELECTION Back to School Cars 1962 RAMBLER AM. tudor . $49Q Economy 6, 1964 RENAULT 4-d- oor $GO ' ' 1963 FORD Country Sedan . $395 V8, auto trans., Power Steering. 1962 FORD Galaxie 4-d- oor . $100 V-- 8, auto trans., Power Steering, air. 1961 FORD Country Sedan .. $00 V8, automatic transmission. 1960 FORD Country Sedan . . $gO V8, automatic transmission. 1965 RAMBLER 770 Wagon $A05 V8, auto trans., Power steering. 1964 FORD Country Squire . $h& V8( auto trans., Power Steering, Air, CASH or TERMS Phone 756-358- 6 190 Eatt Main American Fork Lynn Southam Receives Law Degree at Duke Lynn Southam, son of Mrs. Lee Southam, 565 East 1100 North, Pleasant Grove, recent-ly received his Doctor of Laws degree from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. He is a graduate and form-er studentbody president of the Pleasant Grove High School. He received his bachelor's de-gree at BYU, where he was al-so studentbody president dur-ing his senior year. He married the former Lee Ann Reeve of Kansas City, and they have a old son. Dr. Southam and his family have been visiting in Pleasant Grove and have now left for Colorado Springs, Colo., where he will serve for the next four years in the Judge Advocate's office at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Alan Banks Back From LDS Mission In South Africa Alan Banks returned recent-ly from serving two years in the South African LDS mission. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Banks, and left for his field of labor March 13, 1968. Alan is a graduate of Pleas-ant Grove High School and at-tended BYU before leaving for the mission field. He expects to resume his studies at the Y on Set)t. 21. Farm Bureau Talent Find Set for Friday The Utah County Farm Bur-eau Talent Find will be held Friday, Aug. 21 at the Lake-vie- w Warti, Chapel. Talent con-testants are to be at the Chap-el by 7:30 p.m. with the pro-gram to begin at 8 p.m. All interested parties may call 768-355- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Webb of Lehi or 756-202- 0, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bromley, Amer-ican Fork for further informa-tion. Cheerleaders Set Tryouts for Class, Junior Varsity Class cheerleading and Jun-ior varsity tryouts will be held the third week of this coming school year, according to Var-sity Cheerleaders. Participants will be required to lead several yells, and songs and a special requirement for Jr. Varsity cheerleaders will be a round of cartwheel splits. If there are any questions, any varsity cheerleader can give the answers. PGHS Students Need Funds for Student Lounge by Ed Darrell Pleasant Grove High School students will receive a pleas-ant surprise when they return to school this fall. Work on the new student lounge is near-ly completed. Finishing touch-es are now being added, but available funds do not fully cov-er the cost of furnishings. An additional $1,000 is needed. A committee consisting of Diane Adamson, Debbie Holda-wa- Steven Ingersoll, Robert Fox and Ed Darrell, will coor-dinate efforts to raise the need-ed money. The committee requests that all students donate a small sum toward the $1,000 goal at the time students register. If each of the 900-pl- strong student-bod- y could contribute nearly half the needed money could be collected, and this is what the committee hopes. The lounge was established largely through the efforts of Principal John Gourley and Vice Principal Gary Keetch. Position Opening The Central Utah Water Con-servancy District, P.O. Box 427, Orem, Utah, is accepting, applications to fill a new posi-tion of District Area A(irninis-trato- r. The employee filling this position to be located at Duch-esne, Utah. Employee respon-sibilities will consist of super-vising the operation and main-tenance of works of the Central Utah Project transferred to the District and other District works located in the Duchesne Area, coordinate the negotia-tions of water sales contracts, serve as District service repre-sentative, coordinate and assist in water planning activities in-volving the District with Feder-al, State and local agencies. The employee must have a knowledge of water resource facuities and experience in water administration, must be capable of preparing records and administrative reports. Sal-ary to be based on experience and qualifications. Closing date for receiving applications will be Aug. 31, 1970. CENTRAL UTAH WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Publ. Dates Aug. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1970. Mothers Study Club Holds Meeting on Saturday, Aug. 75 The Mothers Study Club met at the home of Eva Adams, on Saturday, Aug. 15 with Deane Paulson and Emma Overlade as A delicious luncheon was enjoyed by all present. A musical program was pre-sented by Bruce James and Linda Naylor, grandchildren of Mrs. Adams. Present besides those prev-iously mentioned were Maude Richards, Arvilla Harvey, Lyd-i- a Hilton, Kate Jacobs, Nora Macfarlane, Rose Radmall and Geneva Warnick. Published every Thursday at 1 1 South Main, Plaasant Grovt Utah 84062 (Mailing address P.O. Box 278) and second class postage paid at the post office. Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062 Subscription Rate in adwince: S3.00 yearly; 10c sirtgla copy. A. B. Gibson Editor-Publish- er Jack S. Pace Manager Karl Banks News Editor |