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Show PI. Grove Jr. HighookJFair Everyone is invited to come and browse and then order books Tuesday, November 7th through Friday, November 10 from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at the Pleasant Grove Junior High School Library. There will be a wide var iety of books from which to choose. As soon as the fair is over, the books will be ordered. They will arrive around Dec. 1st. So plan to give books for Christmas presents and help the school library as well. :': '' ' I i ill i ' U : ' I nun r;fe 7 I FFA SWEETHEART Lisa Blue, seated, Is FFA Sweetheart Her attendants are Edith Swenson, Sherron Johnson, Glade Hlltou. FFA President Kevin Robinson approves. Lisa Blue Selected as FFA Sweetheart Last Week at PI. Grove High School Twelve girls at PGHS com-peted for the title of FFA Sweetheart Queen. They par-ticipated in a week of competi-tions in which the girls milked cows, stacked straw, recovered money out of sawdust and made cakes from scratch, and sold them to the guys. They also caught a pig and took a . test on information related to Future Farmers of America. Finalists in the contest were Gladene Hilton, senior; Edith Swenson, junior; Lisa Blue, a sophomore and Sherron John-son, a freshman. Lisa Blue won the queen con-test and will compete in the State FFA Queen contest. Officers in the FFA this year are Kevin Robinson, president; Scott Anderson, vice president and Gary Thornton, second vice president. Jon Bratt is secretary, Da-vid Richard, reporter; Vaughn Maxfield, sentinel; Kim Tom-linso- n, treasurer; Robin Robin-son and Layne Anderson, his-torian, and Steve Hooley, FFA advisor Wayne Corna-b- y said that membership this year is close to a 100. ELECT f "V ' v ' LEO Mjr DALEYg Demotrat Utah County Commissioner 4 Year T Payson native Attended Payson schools US Navy W.W. II & Korea Attended BYU Geneva worker 10 years Expert wheel chair driver Payson business man since 1957 President Payson C of C 1963 Community Service Award 1971 American Legion 23 years Member Elks Lodge President Payson Lions Club LDS Sunday School teacher Member Retail Growers Assn. Member Payson C of C United Fund Charter Committee-Payso- n representative Organized Local Development Corp. 1965 President since Development Corp. organized Vote Baku November 7 Paid Political Advertisement i na n rp spx np ?! ? (C 1 LJD LmZ3 LJ j Alii',' -- . - - , s- - i . H DAVID C. to work for YOU Utah State Legislature District 34 Pd. Pol. Adv. by Citizens for Harvey ran rfflrwfti ALLRED BUILDERS SUPPLY 200 EA5T STATE ROAD TELEPHONE Gunn McKay voted AGAINST allowing "VOLUNTARY PRAYER or MEDITATION'' in our' schools t and other public buildings. McKay's statement that he voted against the prayer amendment be-cause the Government would write the prayer is not true. The amendment only called for "VOL-UNTAR-PRAYER or MEDITATION." DOES THIS REPRESENT YOU? Pro McGovern Vote On September 27th Gunn McKay said that he was going to vote for George McGovern in No-vember. (Ogden Standard Examiner, Sept. 28, 1972.) it Jane Fonda Vote McjCay vofed to block a bill that would allow the President to effectively restrict travel to Hanoii and other war zones by Jane Fonda and her kind. It would not restrict the visit of leaitimate news-me- Food Stamps for Strikers On two separate occasions McKay voted to give food stamps to strikers. This would only serve to prolong crippling strikes and your tax dollars pay for the food stamps. it Busing McKay voted AGAINST the O'Hara amendment which would have put an end to the useless COURT-ORDERE- BUSING of our school children. Elect a Man who thinks as you do s x Bob Wolthuis would have v o voted just the opposite of Gunn McKay on each v of the above issues. ---K . i? (niBEninES Has Put it AH Together For A Heap of Winter Pleasure j More Fun Than You Ever jSB tSk Thought Possible j'Wmi ffiToZ LESS TRADE ' P Engine - Equaliberator adjustable ,,(Cag(0 '73 slide suspension 00 j$ oIeMMUS ExCusiveTorque-O-Mati- c Drive QsJZ COLT175 Polaris hydraulic disc brakes i'.' 15" rubber and steel cleated track. -- ; ., "('' ""Jinfis; More Performance iiiJI ; ' Than You Ever mr wBi Thought Possible : STARTING AT ll :: ..J1 1 --gHF 825--- -e simi0& : Equaliberator adjustable slide suspension - Choice of 20 hp. mm Jll"roV fj" t 244 CC or 22 hp. 294 CC W JjtJiFir IT Polaris Star Engine ' ' jlMlllK - COW Exclusive Torque-O-Mati- c Drive ' 15" rubber and steel Ceated track JL jTlT Polaris hydraulic disc brakes Jkg '"-- '1 More Everything Than fmX You Ever 1 Thought Possible Ajf.Y Fabulous Styling - Superb EngineeringW jfwrZ fJ f - Unmatched Performance v J"jf"' b2QCci! CilWSER Choice of engines from 398CC to 30 to 42 hp. HUSTM'S The Polaris models for those who want the best. MURDOCK METAL & PAINT 295 East State Road - Pleasant Grove - 785-430- 6 Mr. Snowmobile . . . Your Full Service Polaris Dealer THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1972 FLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1972 1 - - |
