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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1 975 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1 975 Vikings Stop Lehi 17-- 0 Last Friday Afternoon 13Y Jiick Hill Pleasant Grove shut out Lehi 17-- 0 last Friday afternoon in the Pioneers Homecoming game. The Vikings took the opening kickol'f and drove 58 yards in 11 plays to score. Tom Strasburg carried the final five yards with I.ayne Butt adding the point alter. Lehi tried two running plays, passed on third down for what proved to be their only com-pleted pass of the game; an interception by Viking Joel Wright that he ran back 10 yards to the Pioneer 30. The half ended with the Vikes leading 0 on the scoreboard, llalftime statistics were also in P.G.s favor, 7 first downs to 5, 134 yards to 39 for the Pioneers. Late in the third quarter, after Ray lorg recovered a Pioneer fumble, P.G. moved to the Lehi 15 yard line. Viking Q.B. Bret Frampton passed to Gary Jackson in the end zone. Jacksons prone "on his back" catch was good for the T.D. and ranks with the finest catches this writer has seen in 13 years of high school coaching. Butt again added the P.A.T. to boost the Vikes to a 14-- 0 lead at the end of the third quarter. Ironically, Jacksons catch was the only pass completed by either team to one of its own players. Of the 23 passes thrown by both squads, 3 were intercepted and just the one T.D. pass to Jackson was a completion for the team who threw the ball. An early fourth period field goal by Layne Butt concluded the days scoring. Several penalties on both teams marred the game and seemed to cut into the quality of play. P.G.'s defensive unit totally dominated the Pioneers throughout the game, allowing Lehi just 10 total yards during the second half. In scouting the Pioneers it was fell that their passing attack was their strength and the defense was designed to stop it. The Viking rush, led by Wynn Head, Tim Hoffer, Clyde Huntsman, Ray lorg, Tom .Slrasburg and Kelly Duke "sacked" the Q.B. five times and forced the Pioneer passers to throw off target. P.G.'s secondary of Kent Prcslwich, Brent Peterson, Dennis Varney, Joel Wright and Craig Walker had the Pioneer receivers covered completely. Statistics P.G.Lehi Score 17 o ' First Downs 13 7 Coinp. Allt. . 0 Yards Passing 15 0 Yards Rushing . . . 213 49 Total Yards' 228 49 Punts, Ave 2 Return Yards 47 62 ALHAMBRA PLAYHOUSE THEATRE Grove Theater 20 So. Main PI Grove, Utah 785-348- 0 Jerome Kearn and Oscar Hammerstein's "SHOWBOAT" Directed by Joel Osborne Musical Director - Gene Larsen Choreographer - Bonnie Bunker Costumes - Marcella Barrett Producer - Duke Major TICKETS ON SALE OCT. 13 For information call the Grove Theater 785-348- 0 or Duke Major 785-222- 0 ADMISSION Adults $2.50, Children $1.75; Family Rate Mon. only $7.00 Group Rates - 25 or More - $2.25 r " J""i MAIN STREET PLEASANT GROVE 785-348-0 iHfVT.RFUL,PIUMITiVE,USTAIED! i 1 m- Ik Urmt timv mew mil Ikr drmma. .. 0jf Ill 4'M 35 ; . 7:15 & 9:30 I ONLY 41.50 ADULTS 75c CHILDREN '75 MONZA TOWN COUPE I .... .. Slock 1470, 2.3 liter engine, trans., white walls, body side mouldings, AM radio, 34 MPQ, EPA 5 years 60,000 miles warranty. Blue metalic with white vinyl top. Gene Harvey CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE AMERICAN FORK rjl 756-354- 6 p 251 SOUTH 500 EAST Toll Free tine "r'jJj lffe This realtor. helps you stay within your budget. He wiN help you ana- - --i lyze your financial situation, give g you sound mortgage advice, then if f you desire, he can recommend sour- - f l, ces of mortgage funds so you can f i arrange financing. ROOM for expansionl lovely near- - lCA f if !y new brick home with full base- - g Amfl&Jf 1 ment. Extra large storage area and I .Cj workshop, sundeck, patio, double f garage, garden spot, fenced yard, c ?2 tvai. quiet street of new homes Great ' ,5 view. East Pleasant Grove. $45,900 yoo't uuc, rMUfc i& Youll love this one. Call now 785- - STvut- - uVt . 3528. Eves call Bill, . ..D.6443. WiWltit?! Better than new. Carpets, drapes, I "ITZr landscaped, 2's year old white brick home. 5 bedroom, 3 bath, Ige ARE you ready to trade, exchnage family room with bar and fireplace or move up to a larger multi-uni- t Game room. Many quality feat- - complex. Our professional staff can ures. View area of fine homes in make it so convenient for you, you PI. Grove. $59,500. Immediate pos- - will wonder why you've waited so session. Call . Eves coll long. For a personalized listing op- Bill . I.D. 6678 pointment to fit your busy schedule ''225'91 ' ' acre with 6 bedroom home. Ev" ec" Ue 375' Ige garden in PI. Grove. Only 4 years old. A must to see. Only $44,000. This five unit apartment a fine 1 1 Coll 225-9- 10 Eves call Sue 225- - investment opportunity. They foot- - 7029. I.D. 6435. ure sound construction and the land ESCAPE to o quieter lifestyle. En- - has room ,or more unils- Located joy serene surroundings in North A. American Fork. Opportunity just F. 3 bedroom acre, view. O y knocks but you must or. en the door i $47,000. Call Eves coll CoM . Eves coll Guy 756- - Guy . I.D. 5762. 6529- D- 6570 I O NOW OPEN I in the Old Wight House i 1 East Main Street 1 American Fork I Save a Trip to the Mall Check Our Prices at the Pants Depot 1 Featuring J Big Yank Jeans.... $10.50 I A Smile Jeans $13.50 Patch Jeans $19.50 Sailor Jeans $15.00 Also Now 10 Discount GIRLS on Mad Man and TOPS Kennington Shirts I Western Shirts. -- $7.00 ! Phone 785-203- 1 - Highway 91 -- Lindon, Utah ;j ji Nestle's Semi-Swe- et ij Morsels 12 oz. $10?-- i Family Size TIDE $4'3 j; ! CHEESE SLICES Western Family 12 oz.78 ;! Orange Juice western Family 12 oz39;i j FROSTIE ROOT BEER, 6 for 1 ji ij WESTERN FAMILY DONUTS .... 63 jj HUNTING LICENSES AND SUPPLIES j Deer Season Starts on Oct. 18 i j LOCAL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES j j i j and Canning and Freezing Needs OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 a.m. -- 1 0 p.m. hm and Lynns! I MEATS J 399 East State American Fork t S Lyaa Smlih and Jim Soreni en Ownen 5 i I FREEZER BEEF 4 Vi BEEF, lb 79j! HIND QUARTER, lb 95 j! FRONT QUARTER, lb 75jtj Jj Cut, Wrapped, Quick Frozen t jLEAN GROUND BEEF, lb 89J 0T-BO- NE STEAK, lb $179J ?PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb 89j v i ' ,V s; ; I. - -- -. r , it .3" I , I v .. ,M( MMiiMiniMi lalJrtHWMIi inn ifrt HiWfti 'I im n rtr.Tnfl1' PUNT, PASS, KICK Winners of the Punt, Pass and Kick competition held by Tri-Ci- ty Ford in A.F.'are pictured above. Left to right they are listed in article below with 8 to 13 year olds. Some of the boys are from P.G. Staff Photo by Jack Hill, Punt, Pass and Kick Winners Are Named Last Saturday in A.F. 250 boys participated in the local (A.F.) Ford Motor Co. "Punt, Pass and Kick" competition at the A.F. Rotary Park last Saturday afternoon. Competition for the Lehi, American Fork and Pleasant Grove areas is sponsored by Tri-Cit- y Ford. 18 boys were awarded trophies, with the first place winners in each of the six age groups advancing to the state competition in Salt Lake City, Saturday, Oct. 11 at Derks Field. Winners in each of the age groups, 1st, 2nd and 3rd places and the footage they made in the punt, pass and kick are as follows: 8- -Year Olds. James R. Morton, 137; Jason Adamson 122; Scott Roberts, 107. 9- - Year Olds, Steven Mc- Dowell, 182; Travis Hansen 162; Todd Street 146. lO.Year Olds, Clark Hill 221; Brock Knight 217; Tyler Calton 189. 11- -Year Olds, Mike Bronson 229; Greg Holman 228; Jeff Strasburg 225. 12- -Year Olds, Mark Tuckett 232; Justin Bone 227; Jay Holmstead 225. 13- -Year Olds, Richard Lee 324; Scott Colledge 289; and Koger Brady 279. Statement of Ownership, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION Published under the Act of August 12, 1970, Section 3685, Title 19, United States Code. 1. Title of Publication, Pleasant Grove Review. 2. Date of filing:Ocl. 1, 1975. 5. Frequency of ssue:Weekly. 4. and 5. Location of office of publication, and location of the headquarters or general business offices of the publishers: 11 South Main, Pleasant Grove, Utah, 840G2. 6. and 7. Names and ad-dresses of the Publisher, and editor: A, B. Gibson, 970 East 2nd South, Pleasant Grove, ' Utah, 840C2. Managing editor: Jack S. Pace, 970A East 2nd South, Pleasant Grove, Utah. 84062. 7. Owner: Pleasant Grove Review, Inc., 11 So. Main, Pleasant Grove, Utah, 84062; Stockholders, : A. B. and Geneva P. Gibson, 970 E. 2nd S., PI. Grove, Utah; Jack S. and Alton G. Pace, 970A E. 2nd S. PI. Grove, Utah; and Clela G. Radmall, 1140 Monitor Drive, Reno, Nevada. 8. There are no known bon-dholders mortgagees and other security holders of the cor-poration. 9. Under the act, I hereby request permission to mail this publication at the rates authorized by 39 U.S.C. 3626 10. Not applicable by this corporation. 11. Extent and nature of circulation (1st number is average No. of Copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 2nd number actual number of copies of single issue published nearest to filing dale. A. Total No. of copies prin-ted: 1759, 1700. B. Paid Circulation: 1. Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter sales: 32, 42. 2. Mail Subscriptions: 1,480; 1.473. C. Total Paid Circulation: 1.512, 1,515. D. Free distribution: 168, 90. E. Total Distribution, sum of C and I). 1,680, 1,605. F. Copies not distributed, 79, 95. 2. Returns from News Agents: 00, and 00. G. Total, sum of E and F (should equal net press run shown in A: 1,759, 1,700. I certify (hat the statements made by me above are correct and complete. Jack S. Pace Business Manager Funeral Services Held Saturday for Chloe Shipley Funeral services for Chloe Thorne Harper Shipley, 81, of Pleasant Grove, who died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1975 at the American Fork Hospital of causes incident to age, were held last Saturday, Oct. 4, at 11 a.m. in the Pleasant Grove First Ward Chapel with Bishop Lloyd K. Ash conducting. Speakers at the services were Maymetta Johnson and Boyd Anderson, and a life sketch was given by JoAnn McOmie Child. Vocal numbers were given by JoAnne Brady and Patricia Seely, accompanied by Margene Shumway, and the prelude and postlude music w as played by Andrea Olsen and Julia Olsen .Smoot. Prayers were given by .Roy T. Harper, Elvin R. Thorne, and Paul L. Blackhurst, and the grave in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery was dedicated by Don McOmie. Pallbearers were Mack Boyer, David Cutchen, Samuel Harper, Michael Radmall, Todd Harper, Don S. McOmie. Honorary Pallbearers were Duane McOmie, Kirk Shipley, Craig Shipley, Lynn Harper and Douglas McOmie. Mrs. Shipley was born Jan. 22, 1894 in Pleasant Grove, a daughter of David and Annie E. Armitstead Thorne. She married Samuel Duane Harper Aug. 29, 1917, and the marriage was solemnized later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Nov. 7, 1955. She married Randall Shipley Oct. 22, 1956 in Pleasant Grove. She was a member of the Pleasant Grove First Ward. Survivors include her husband, one son and one daughter, Mrs. Marvin (Helen) Radmall, Sparks, Nov.; Roy Thorne Harper, Mt. Vernon, Wash.; one stepson and one stepdaughter, R. Carl Shipley, American Fork; Mrs. Don (Jean) McOmie, Salt Lake City; 18 grandchildren and one brother, Leo Thorne, Salt Lake City. City Fathers have Long Meeting on Tuesday Evening (Continued from page l completed. Roger Dudley of Dudley Engineering Co. presented a final plat of the Blackhawk Estates Plat C for review. This plan needs to go to the planning commission but he asked the council to review the plat and make any recommendations at this time. Councilman Mills indicated that he would like to review the road locations on site and a time was set to do this. Bert Taylor, owner of property at the Timp Heights Subdivision, met with the council to request further review by the council of his request for two duplex units to be constructed on the remaining two vacant lots in the subdivision. He indicated that this type of dwelling is a natural lor the area and fits into the development better than single dwellings on the lots. The previous problems in this area were discussed and Mr. Taylor indicated that he has and is eliminating these problems by better control of the area. The council voted to allow Mr. Taylor to build a duplex on each of the two remaining lots in the subdivision. Councilman Mills voted nay on the motion. Richard Clark, owner of a home at 301 North 200 East reported to the council that he had appeared before the Board of Adjustments requesting a variance to the city front yard requirement which he needs to be able to build a garage on his house. He has told at the meeting that on this street, the city has agreed to reduce the width of the road to a 56 ft. road and deed the surplus property to the abutting property owners. He asked the council to carry out this plan so that he then would have sufficient front yard to build his garage. The council authorized the quit claim deeds to be prepared and given to the property owners. Allen Christofferson, representing the Community Youth Council, presented in-formation about this council and how they help to work with juvenile problems. The council voted to further study this plan and decide at the next meeting about participation. Mayor Haynie read a resolution expressing support by the city for Horrocks and Associates, engineering firm, performing the construction engineering on the 500 North Street Improvement. The council approved adopting this resolution. Mayor Haynie and the council members expressed appreciation to the high school for the complimentary activity cards and asked Councilman Bezzant to convey their thanks. A report of the activities of the senior citizens for the year was read and approved. The creation of the position of account clerk was discussed by the council. It was agreed to provide for this position in the office staff. The position of the city council relative to support of the Mountainlands Association of Governments was discussed. The amount of the proposed budget and the usefulness of the organization to the city was reviewed. The council mem-bers generally felt that the expense to the city to support the organization exceeded the benefits received and that serious consideration be given before additional financial support is given. The Council discussed the possibility of allowing city employees to reside outside the city limits of Pleasant Grove. A vote on the matter was taken and Councilman Neil Fugal and Huntsman voted in favor of the present policy requiring residency in the city. Coun-cilman Bezzant and Mills voted in allowing residency outside of the city. Being a tie, the Mayor voted to maintain the present policy. II was pointed out that present policy docs provide for a period of time for the em-ployee to move into town if he does not reside in the city when employment begins. A list of possible candidates to serve as judges of election for the upcoming municipal election was reviewed by the council. The council voted to appoint the various individuals lo serve as judges for the election and discussed possible voling locations. Notices will be sent oul to Ihe judges asl.ing (hem lo serve in this capacity. Councilman Bezzant reported that Robert & Boyd Holdaway had requested an-nexation of their property, which is located north of 1100 North, between 250 West and 40(1 West into the city. The planning commission had recommended annexation of a parcel of this property. The council voted to have the necessary ordinance drawn up and be prepared for the next meet ing. Endeavor lo so live that when you die even the undertaker will be sorry. 2 Local Students Named in Ricks Honors Program 290 students from more than 5,600 ill Ricks College have been selected lo join the Honors Program, and include both sophomores and freshmen. The students selected through a scanning process by a committee, are outstanding students in academics and have achieved in other areas of high school participation, Dr. Henry Isaksen, said. "We take into this program students with strong gradepoint averages from high school and students who have excelled in leadership while in high school." Among the 290 students selected were Dcbra Hamilton and Robert Monson, both of Pleasant Grove. Funeral Rites for Emma Hall Held On Last Friday Funeral services for Hannah Emma Ludwigson flail, who died on Sept. 30, 1975, were held Oct. 3, at 11 a.m. in the Manila Second Ward Chapel, with Bishop Max Blackham in charge. Speakers were Mary Jacobs and Pics. Boyd L. Fugal and a life sketch was given by Effie Adams. Musical numbers were two vocal solos by Nancy Ekins and prelude and postlude music was played by S. Hal Haycock. Prayers were given by Jay Walker. George Barton and Alex Wadley, the grave in Ihe Pleasant Grove City Cemetery was dedicated by Joel Hall. Pallbearers were Mack Hall, Andy Hall, Joel Hall, Gilbert Hall, Robert Harmer and Jay Walker. , Education is not received; it is achieved. |
