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Show Pleasant Grove Garden Club Accepts Five New Members The Pleasant Grove Garden Club held their October meet-ing at the home of Mrs. Eug-ene Atkinson in Manila last Thursday. Five new members were ac-cepted into the club. They are Priscilla Minsin, Judy Jones, Sharon Newman, Joyce Dur-ra- nt and Julia Zorn. President Cluadia Brown ask-ed each member and guests to say a little about themselves as a way of introduction for the benefit of new members to the Garden Club. Plans are going forward for a Christmas party with part-ners, ot. December 12 at the Orem Reception Centre. The club members had an interesting "show and tell" exchange of Christmas ideas. Mrs. Mae Jensen demonstra-ted the making of Divinity candy. Suggestions were given on "Sharing Happiness at Chist-mas- " the theme for the Nov-ember meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Schoonover. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to guests Mae Jensen, and Irene Jobs and the following club mem-bers: Maxine Smith, Virginia Bonham, Priscilla Minsin, Judy Jones, Lucille Hillman, Claudia Brown, Sharon Newman, Mary Shoell, Olga Carling, Velma Gilman, Mary McCormick, Eva Reynolds, Alice Simper, Alice Adamson, Joyce Durrant, Lill-ia- n Huish and Edna Atkinson. Cadmus Club Meets at Senior Citizens Center in American Fork The October meeting of Cad-mus Club was held at the Sen-ior Citizens' center in Ameri-can Fork on Wednesday. Oct. 18. Club members, partners and guests were entertained by the Senior Citizens group of Am-erican Fork. The enjoyable pro-gram consisted of nostalgic old-tim- e musical numbers by the Kitchen Band, directed by Jennie Wilde and accompanied by Inez Kan-en- . Other numbers included pan-tomime solos by Milton Brown, a Mexican dance by Concha Thayne, harmonica trios, vocal duets and solos, and tap dance numbers. Vice president Lurena Warn-ic-k conducted the meeting. Elaine Walker of the education committee introduced the pro-gram. Opening prayer was by Afton Atkinson. Refreshments were served by Lucille Jense and Fae Bellis-to- Phyllis Thomson announced that the annual Christmas par-ty for husbands and guests would be held Dec. 18, at the Alpine Country Club, starting at 7 p.m. 120 Geneva Employees Honored at Luncheon Provo, Oct. 30 One hun-dred and twenty more Geneva Works employees today joined the ranks of those who have 25 years or i.iore of service with the steelmaking plant. Among those honored at a luncheon this noon at the Elks Lodge were three for 35 years service and two for 30 years. They are Louis E. Franks of Provo, . a painter in the Coke and Coal Chemicals Division; Willard J. Hirst, Orem, a roll-er in the Rolling Mills Divis-ion; and Albert W. Thomas, Spanish Fork, a test provider in the Rolling Mills Division, for 35 years. Alma V. Nicol, Midway, a machinist in Maintenance and Utilities Division, and Edmund H. Roundy, Springville a hook-er in the Rolling Mills, are 30-ye- ar men. Honored for 25 years service were: Pleasant Grove Lynn W. Atwood, Blain Brailsford, Al-bert E. Brown, Leland R. Carl-son, Abe H. Church, Floyd E. Cossey, Dale L. Fox, William M. Jorgensen, Kenneth B. Manley, Melvin J. Marshall, Herman E. McCandless, War-ren G. Perkins, Arvil Wadley, Darrell W. Walker, and Wayne E. Wood. Golden Keys Hold Hallowen Party With Barbara Lewis The Golden Keys Halloween party was held at the home of Barbara Lewis recently. Each guest came in costume and they displayed many different and original ideas. The evening was spent play-ing games, visiting and enjoy-ing refreshments. Attending were Leone Rutledge, Gayle Holdaway, Carol Adamson, Lo-ret- ta Carter, Barbara Lewis, Betty Whiteley, Lillian Wad-le- y, Jane Smith. SAMPLE BALLOT I ' j tHM-PARTIS- An OFFICES "''p P JUDICIAL BALLOT STATE SCHOOL BALLOT if 7 m utah state Board of Education Utah Supreme Court Districts. 7 AMrlrlPnil ror Board Member flltltlllWHIl UNCONTESTED OFFICE Term VOTE FOR ONE REPUBLICAN PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY INDEPENDENT - Q Shall Justice R. L. TUCKETT j f (incumbent, unopposed) be YES J STEPHEN L. GARRETT J J V J J retained in the office of Justice T " . ' V of the Supreme Court of Utah? NO LJ For Preiidcnt of ihe United Slates For President of the United State For President of the United States For President of the United States i Utah State Board Of Education RICHARD M. NIXON . GEORGE McGOVERN JOHN G. SCHMITZ , i j FOUlih DlStHct COUll District No. 7 I I I I i For of the United Slates For of the United Stales For of the United States f For of the United States 9 'v0.1"111'1' SP1RO T. AGNEW ) R. SARGENT SHRIVER J THOMAS J.. ANDERSON j ' ' UNCONTESTED OFFICE vote for one For Representative in Congress I For Representative in Congress I For Representative in Congress I I For Representative in Congress j I Vote on the Following: I 1 ROBERT K. "BOB" WOLTHUIS LJ GUNN McKAY KhutmN u. law L. S. BROWN I I I ; Lj For Gver"r rn For Governor F For Governor Fl For Governor I Shall Judge GEORGE E. BALLIF rl NICHOLAS L. STRIKE CALVIN L. RAMPTON I I (incumbent, unopposed) be YES LJ J. sPAK ANO I retained in the office of District . For Secretary of Stale I For Secretary of Slate I I For Secretary of Slate . For Secretary of blale I WILLIAM E. (BILL) DUNN U CLYDE L. MILLER LJ U 11 Judge of the D.stnct Court of NQ J J the Fourth Judicial District? For Attorney General For Attorney General ""I For Attorney General For Attorney General I I . VERNON B. ROMNEY I THORPE WADDINGHAM I I " Tlr , ForS,.,e And.tor F", For State A.d.tor ji FTa" F", CONTESTED OFFICE LOCAL SCHOOL BALLOT DAVID SMITH MONSON ( LINN J. BAKER I I For District Judge, Fourth Judicial District For Stale T7e7,r I For Slate Treasurer FF For State Treasure FF For Slate Treasurer I VOTE FOR ON E Alpine Schoo, District SID LAMBOURNE DAVID L. DUNCAN LJ I I ' Fn Preclnct No- - 3 : . I I For Board Member For Stale Senator I For Stale Senator I For Stale Senator I For Slate Senator I JUDGE ALLLN D. bUKLlNoLIN 4.year Term VOTE FOR ONE MICHAEL F. BROMLEY ERNEST H. DEAN I I (Incumbent) TTT. I For S:ate Representative For Slate Representative I I For State Representative I I For State Representative I I I I GRANT LOADER I I DOUGLAS E. JOHNSON LJ DAVID C. HARVEY . I RICHARD L. MAXFIELD - For County Commissioner, Term I I For County Commissioner, Term I For County Commissioner, Term I For County Commissioner, Term I I " HARVEY E SMITH I I VERL D. STONE LEO DALEY J LJ , , . , For County Commissioner, Term I For County Commissioner, Term ' " For County Commissioner, Term I I For County Commissioner, Term I V " ' " js: T t I MALCOLM H. BECK YUKUS INOUYE . . . ) ; . Proposition No. 1 Proposition No. 2 Proposition No. 3 Proposition No. 4 LEGISLATIVE ARTICLE REVISION RESTRICTING BAIL IN CERTAIN FELONY CASES CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS PERMITTING ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT Shall Article VI of the State Constitutior ibe re- - . Shall Section 8 of Article I of the State Con- - Shall Section 6 of Article X. of the State I Srmll Section 4 of Article XI of the State Con- - I nSSifte Stlte Lecture andthe F0R LJ stitution be amended to Provide that per80n8 shaU FR U "tution be repealed, removing the mandator rl FOR f stitution be amended to permit the legislature to FOR LJ w.?fv. hrinh J ,tvpr?mpnrinchidih not be bailable when accused of a felony while quirement that cities of the first and second cla33 prescribe alternative forms of county government !h on probation or parole, or while free on bail a- - have their own school district. , , from which counties. may select, subject to ref- - . . rules and procedure. (The pres- - I waiting trial . on a previous felony charge, where AGAINST erendum, the form which best serves each coun- - AGAINST ent law and the proposed revisions are-o- n cards AGAINST h f eyident the pre9umption 8tron?. AGAINST t , d' in the polling place and booth). ' r , L ' J s&sr SID LAMBOURNE Y U ! THE MOST EXPERIENCED MAN illlliMPWl.. "Our personal knowledge of his outstanding qualifications and '"v our sincere confidence in the integrity of his deep devotion and dedication to public service and his marked ability to perform its V functions, prompt us to solicit your earnest support for S2 - I SID LAMB0URNE--" Vs, " ' ' Jf Comm. Jenr.ing Phillips Weber County Ken Chamberlain Sevier County V J Burton H. Harris Cache County Louii Callister, Jr. Salt Lake County Ralph Scheffield Washington County Harold Welch Weber County t I ''oSf Earl M. Baker Salt Lake County Jack Bradley Salt Lake & Washington 1 - TTT W. Jay Garrett Cache County County 1 A . Polly Celle Davis County Mrs. Nels Connie Andrus Summit Rendell N. Mabey Davis County County Xl SID LAMBOURNE for STATE TREASURER 3 Paid for by Lambourne for Treasurer Committee DOWN BY THE CHICKEN COOP CJly A TYKE, THREE LITTLE WORDS . ' 4 VOTE 4 J AAHCCE ( r 7HAMKS1 ) Y fJ4 he's oycs PAOlV- - VOTE FOR A MAN WITH SOME YOUNG STAKES III THE FUTURE: ( r.1lE DROLILEY State Senate Republican (( District 14 Paid PoUtical Advertisement ( X Elect the W H RAMPTON X ' tii ' tV MI LLER S Their business... J Good government ff'm ''r Paid for by Friends for Miller j0 Allan Howe, Chairman Vss THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1972 KJAIANT 0OVl MVIIW, rUAJANT CXOVI, UTAH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 19M t |
