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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1974 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1974 Sophs Drop Uintah Last Week Will Play at Payson Today, at 3 the end zone. Butts P.A.T. kick was also good. Kurt Christeson scored from the six to close the first half scoring. Midway in the fourth period Butt hit flanker Craig Walker on a quick pass that Walker raced 78 yards with to the 3. Butt then moved Walker to running back and gave him the ball that he carried in for the score. P.G. travels to Payson today for the season final sophomore game. Kickoff will be at 3 p.m. by Jack Hill A long bus ride and a long wait seemed to force the Vikes into a slow start last Friday in Vernal but when the "Blue Machine" got warm, the spoh-omor-defeated Uintah 27-1- The sophs played the second game of a double header, and came from eight points down early in the first quarter to score three first half T.D.'s and lead 22-- 8 at the halftime. Tom Strasburg raced 55 yards on the Viking power play with Kurt Christeson running the point after for the tie score at eight. In the second quarter Layne Butt dropped a beautiful screen pass to Strasburg who follow-ed nice blocking 25 yards to CHOICE T0PS0IL Free of Dandelions & Morning Glory FILL DIRT and SAND ALL TYPES OF SLAG Excavating and General Building N&N DEVELOPMENT, INC. GENE NELSON 390 North Main - Ph. 785-216- 5 Evenings or 756-206- 7 During the Day NEW 48 Oz. No Deposit Bottles Coca Cola 2$1 POTATO CHIPS, 12 oz 79' DR. PEPPER, 12 oz. reg. or diet 6 pak 79' HUNGRY JACK BISCUITS, 5 for $1 WHOLE FRYERS 47 lb. CUT UP FRYERS, lb 49' RIB STEAK, lb $1.49 BLADE POT ROAST, lb 79' Ground BEEF 69 & ROUND BONE ROAST, lb. ... $1.19 JUMBO FRANKS, lb $1.09 LEAN BEEF STEW, lb $1.19 Fresh, Bulk McDonalds Chocolates $11b. CHOCOLATE CHIPS, Nestles 6 Oz. Mint, 45' 3 LB. BAKERITE SHORTENING $1.59 Ritrove 705 --340O TUESDAY NIGHT IS LADIES NIGHT Now Playing - Runs to Thursday, October 31 The grandest LUCILLE musical of them all! f : ' K LUCY Start Friday, November 1 Where aie e you in '62? LUOS fILM LID COPPOLA CO PioHocIwi UMVESAl PICTURE TFCHWCOlORy ''J Phone 785-203- 1 - Highway 91 - lindon, Utah BOLOGNA, Western Family lb.89 MARGARINE nucoc i ib .. 60 TOTINO'S PIZZA, 69 CONTAC, 10 pack 99 Local Potatoes, Squash Appl ICE COLD CIDER com" Omens DRIED FLOWERS WMM" imnrinn.rL Visit our Gift Shop for Christmas Ideas LAY-AWAY- S WELCOME Open 7-1- 0, 7 Days a Week LIBBY S PUMPKIN, Vh 39' R.C Cola 24 Can Case $Z9 MILK, 2, Vi gal 63' WHOLE MILK, Vi Gal 69" COTTAGE CHEESE, 1 Ib. 59' CHUNK BOLOGNA 59Mb. WALNUTS, 1 Ib $ 29 POTATOES, lb.... '9 YAMS, Ib "!.".".29 IDEAL fll A R I T 43 So. Main Pleasant Grove " ' - - -- ' " i idriirt ii l tiiii nnM mtm ' i ; f ' 'V A. .v T - "' Family man, understands all age groups. Wife, Wanda, son Dennis and wife Kristine, daughter, Mrs. Vee Sanford (Peggy), daughter Mrs. Phil Bar-ney (Patricia), daughters Brenda and Linda, grandchildren Michelle, Amy and Jettrey. High Counselor, Palmyra LDS Stake, Member Provo Elks' Lodge, Member Utah County Jeep Patrol, Graduate of Nat'l Sheriff's Institute, Graduate Texas A&M Polygraph School, Graduate Wiche Correctional Management School, 180 College credit hours at BYU and Weber State in Police Science and related subjects. Member of Governor's Peace Officer Standards and Training Council, Ch'man Utah State Correctional Officers Training Council Utah County law enforcement is in good hands. Check the published FBI reports for comparison statistics. Utah County Sheriff's deputies have be-come highly efficient through specialized training, college level schooling. KEEP A GOOD ADMINISTRATOR Elect . . . AMCEC HOEJLEY UTAH COUNTY SHERIFF Paid Political Adv. by Jay Harmer and David Radmall Mm an3 Lyras Sieve's MEATS mm MART 399 East State American Fork 399 East State American Fork tyiin Smitfi and Jim Sorenien Owners Steve Johnson Owner Mar. BONELESS RIB ROAST, Ib. $P T0MAT0 SOUP, campbeiu 6?$1 BONELESS RIB STEAK, Ib. $P MllK' 2 Vl Gal ctn- - 62' LEAN GROUND BEEF, Ib. .. 79' R'C COlA' 6 pac 12 oz cans 89 LEAN STEW CUBES, boneless M09 CA,(E mm' Duncan Hines 3 $2 Anqel Food SLICED BOLOGNA, Ib 79' POTATOES, Red,us L , ,o69. ALL MEAT FRANKS, Ib 79 BUTTER Quai,ty : ib. solid Pack 79 MIXED LUNCH MEAT, Ib... 79 Fresh Produce Low Prices L0NGH0RN CHEESE, mild, $1" Fast Service Funeral Rites for Robert L. Johnson Held Last Saturday Funeral services were held Saturday, October 26, 1974 in the Anderson & Sons Mortuary Chapel, American Fork, Utah for Robert Lee Johnson 61, of Pleasnt Grove, who died of an illnees Tuesday at the Ameri-can Fork Hospital. The services were under the direction of the Manila Ward. Speakers were Fred Hoff-man and Milton Taylor. Life sketch by Fawn Willis. Musical numbers were a Vo-Sol- o by Lorraine Peterson, & a Organ Solo by Dorothy Taylor. Prelude and postlude by Doro-thy Taylor. Prayers were offered by Lew-is Berry, Byron Johnson and Bishop Jesse Rutter. The grave in the American Fork City Cemetery was dedi-cated by Doug Willis. Casket Bearers, Gary John-son, Hap Molema, Merland Davis, LaMar Peacock, Owen Johnson, DeLile Terry, Dale Berry and Brent Johnson. Mr. Johnson was born Sept. 24, 1913 in Provo to John Peter and lone Jones Johnson. On Jan. 21 1933 he married Verdell Lee in American Fork. They were later divorced. Mr. Johnson worked for 18 years as a brakeman for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Roailroad. After receiving a medical discharge, he worked for three years in Reno, Nev. for the Burns Detective Agency Survivors include two sons and three daughters, Robert LeRoy Johnson, East Ely, Nev.; John S. Johnson, Lehi; Mrs. Lewis (Betty) Berry, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. George (Dalene) Phipps, Reno and Mrs. Joe-De-e (Denna) Chistensen, American Fork; nine grandchildren; one brother and one sister, Hal Johnseon, Provo and Mrs. Net-tie Molema, Lehi. Funeral Rites Held Monday for Delia R. Smith Funeral services for Delia Richins Smith, 73, who died last Thursday at the Utah Val-ley Hospital after a short ill-ness, were held Monday, Oct. 28 in the Lindon Ward Chapel. Bishop Tyler Rogers was in charge. Speaker at the services was President Leon Walker, and a life sketch was given by Joan McCandless Seely. Bishop Rog-ers also gave remarks. Musical numbers were a vo-cal solo by Wilma Taylor, ac-companied by Donna Walker, a vocal trio, Aaron Walker, Ar-thur Day, Charles Pope, accom-panied by Ida Day, and a vocal solo by Mr. Pope, also accom-panied by Ida Day. Prayers were given by Ken-neth Virgil Wootton, J. R. Ad-ams, and Thomas R. Harward, with the grave being dedicated in the Orem City Cemetery by Earl Giles. Pallbearers were grandsons, Kenneth Virgli Wootton, Dale E. Bolinder, Ray A. Berry, Dan R. Berry, Curtis L. Smith, Jam-es Smith and Joseph K. Seely. Mrs. Smith was born Mar. 24 1901 in Pleasant Grove, the daughter of John Alma and Mary Jane Ellis Richins. She married Rudger Smith on Mar. 18, 1925 at Salt Lake City. He died July 30, 1969. She was a member of the LDS Church and lived in the Lindon Ward for many years. She was a member of Daugh-ters of Utah Pioneers. She graduated from BYU and taught school. She is survived by two daughters and a son, Nyal Smith and Mrs. Herman (La-Nev- McCandless, both of Lin-don, and Mrs. Rex (Janice) Berry, Tooele; 15 grandchild-ren, six 2 brothers and 2 sisters, Mrs. Hazel West, American Fork, Mrs. Mable Baxter, Magna; and Frank and Alfred Richins, both of Pleasant Grove. Funeral Services Held Monday for Wendell E. Thome Funeral services were held Monday, October 28, 1974 at 2 p.m. in the Olpin Family Morturay for Wendell E. Thor-n- e, 74, of Biloxie, Miss., who died Thursday at a Gulf Port, La. hospital of Cancer. Mr. Thome was born April 2, 1900 in Pleasant Grove, the son of James D. and Luella Ellsworth Thome. He married Harriet Barber on Feb. 19, 1941 in Salt Lake City. The marri-age was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. After leaving Utah County area he lived in Alexandria, Va., and has lived in Biloxi since his retirement. He was an active member of the LDS Church and served as a missionary in the Eastern States Mission. He was bishop of the Alexandria LDS Ward, and was a member of the stake High Council in Alexandria and in Biloxie. He graduated from BYU. He was director of foreign affairs for the Federal Reserve Board in Washington. Survivors include his widow and a brother Cyril James Thome of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lucille Thome, Orem; nieces and nephews. The average weight of an elephant's trunk is about 55 pounds, although some exceed 100 pounds. The bald eagle does not get white plumage on its head until it is nearly three years old. Funeral Services Held Saturday for Florence Abraham Funeral Services for Flor-ence Bond Abraham, 76, of Lindon, who died Tuesday of last week, were held Saturday, October 26, in the Lindon Third Ward Chapel, under the direction of Bishop Douglas E. Nielsen. Speakers were Merril N. Warnick and President Leon R. Walker, with remarks by Bish-op Nielsen. Musical number was given by Lorna Walker, Arva Le Moosman, Kathy Wall, Joyce Nielsen, Mable Walker and and a musical reading by Verna Bean and a vocal solo by Rose An Abraham. Prayers were offered by Blaine Abraham, Terry Chides-te- r and Lary Abraham. Pallbearers were Danis Chid-este- r, Paul Chidester, Ross Youngberg, Robert Youngberg, Michael Abraham, Allen Abra-ham, and David Younberg. Graveside Services were held in Kanosh City Cemetery, where the grave was dedicated by Garth Walker. Mrs. Abraham was bom June 8, 1898 in Joseph, Sevier Coun-ty to George and Vilate Gay Bond. On Oct. 4, 1916 she married Leonard Abraham in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She has been president of the Relief Society and Primary and was a teacher in all of the LDS auxiliaries. She also was on the Relief Society stake board. Mrs. Abraham was an organist for all the auxiliaries and had been an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake and Manti Temples. In the Lindon Ward, she was counselor, class leader and vis-iting teacher in Relief Society. In Kanosh, Millard County, she was a midwife, and had deliv-ered nearly 100 babies. Survivors include her hus-band, three sons and four dau-ghters, Blaine Abraham, Gran-ger; Dale Abraham, St. George; Harold Abraham, Kenewick, Wash; Mrs. John (Thora) Coch-ran, Tulsa, Okla.; Mrs. R. S. (Vilate) Shields, San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Terry (Carol) Chid-ester, Lindon; and Mrs. Garth (Mary Gay) Walker, Seattle, Wash.; 37 grand children; 41 great-gran- d children and one sister, (Mrs. Lamar (Helen) Hendrickson, Gunnison. |
