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Show p I : ; i- U - CITY : I u : A' :. A ',vvv A i :t S n! '. a rr- -' A t , v i ,. - Wed.. Jtrae 15 Fri., Jrne 17 V- - I i Children's Parade, 6 p.m. Rodeo, 8 p.m. ') j Horse Polling Contest, 7:30 p.m. Adults $5.00 Children $3.(50 j . ,? ' y- i TT,..,.. --i r .,. Adults $4.00 Children $2.00 a x u.. --- - j j j,.tj Sat., June 18 v - ThiiTK., Jnne 1G Rodeo, 8 p.m. $k a.m. & 6 p.m. Adults $5.00 Children $3.00 1 ' V I i u Rodeo (Family Nite), 8 p.m. I " Adults $5.G0 Children $3.00 .r, " ' srnJCi v jMthepa.!;-a!ifo,r- c; CluiJdren FREE with paying adult iV pleasant Grove p flj,i Best Celebration of the Year k L ..si V. .. ., ,j ; , (M.E. Corner of Factory) AA,.,' 7"A'W; j A W W -- t iij J - ; - iAn.-Sa- i. 10-5:3- Mfpppmiiii a.:::-;- 3 '7YV 1 A- 8 $AA A3;:::; ' Si73 4 1 a : ) ,,v::,-- :ct -- ;d. - mi.iii ikmm ii Father's Junel i THIS AD WILL PUT YOU TO SLEEP FC3 2D TO CO ELGOO 1 That's because you'll save 00 to 00' per set F?S?3aj on quality Serta sleep sets now through Satur-- . Saf7J$i day. We've made a special buy from the Serta XATiiyHhniV1 factory and are passing the savings we realized j ltfjj on ,0 you- - Hurry' this sale endS Sa,urday! SERTA-FIR- . If'"m27fiij SReEgR. T$9A9 PEDIC- - Kln.3pc.Mt.R IS )t E, Pc Rw HEfe Reg.$254 Kmn.Jpc j.R Hoi, tJ1 iCT SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER" lW I j Reg. $187 King. 3 Pc Sa.RqlWW &91 Many people in your area are paying too much for homeowners insurance Find out why many wmeowners are .r switching to AUstate. - - ket s compare. I . ' A f I ... i , si tv- - " II 1 lllstatB8 ; f AUstat Insurance Company ' Glen Pack f 140 So. Main, No. 4 Pleasant Grove, Utah 84602 785-125- 5 L jJl i l y r - x 4 lyi';?X.fc-'- 3 REGULAR 189.95 V "w, V i N i9 2"way rcliner Channel a .? I 7 T) i'iir'5"i'X stitch, heavy-dut- Herculon rv J i7 ' --ri cover Similar to picture. I V;f r AJ Vi", . KKGULAK 339 95 ? L- - ' ' T j --rrjSS retliner. 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Financing Available on Wheelchair J Purchases over $500 - Ask lor Details WE BILL MEDICARE 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE FREE PICK-U- & DELIVERY 262-566- 1 35 East 6100 South 60 East State Road 1 IN UTAH. DIAL TOLL FREE Murray Pleasant Grove (801) 785-100- 0 mawfcWili (MTr.TC"i.T.r....-:- MIMMiMlB 'til' ill Tin" lfi WiiimiBiltil'iWIiUli ' --- - Citizen, Press, Review - Wed., June 8, 1988 - Page 13 State Farm office to open in P. G. 0 ""3 J 3 I --v It l , . . ' ' J i r.. ft.XJ 5 J - x , ; ' I I - ; - - Si f muRA r' ' ;., , U.. i f - ' - tr I I . 1 ' - - I i f ' - i "'31 V. .. - A . 4 ; ' - i The ne w S tate Farm office build-ing grand opening will be held June 9, 10 and 11 from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. at 63 E. State Street, just north of the Purple Turtle. , Roseanne Smith, State Farm agent in Pleasant Grove, recently built the new office building near the site of the former office. The former State Farm office was razed recently along with sev-eral other structures east of it to make room for expansion of the Purple Turtle. Everyone in the community, even current policy holders, is in-vited to the grand opening. There will be refreshments, free road at-lases, and candy, gum and balloons for the kids during the event. Roseanne became the Pleasant Grove State Farm agent last Octo-ber when Calvin Blohm was pro-moted to a management position with the insurance company. She said her goal is to just give good insurance service to the people of the area. A Pleasant Grove resident in the Manila area, Roseanne formerly sold medical and surgical equip-ment in the eight western states. She is assisted at the State Farm office by Chris Knuteson, who is the office manager, and Jolene West, appointment secretary. Landscaping for the new build-ing is being done by Paul Giles so that it will coordinate with the nearby city entrance. Brookline Farms planted the shrubs. Roseanne said that ifanyone has any questions about insurance or wants information on life, health, auto or home insurance, to stop in or give her a call at 785-426- Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Roseanne explained that State Farm does have monthly payment plans, the only company in the industry that provides that service themselves. They also have business and commercial packages. State Farm offers a $1 million personal liability umbrella policy, they offer a $150 per day hospital inncome policy, mortgage disabil-ity policy, income disability policy, life insurance policies and mort-gage insurance policies. She said that some State Farm advantages are computerized of-fice operation, professionally trained office staff, family insur-ance checkup, dividend payments to policy holders, package dis- - Roseanne Smith, left, State Farm agent in Pleasant Grove, and Chris Knuteson, office manager, discuss the grand opening of their new building. counts and package policies. Roseanne added that State Farm discounts are the account package discount, homeowners 36, class 50 auto, newer home, home alert, accident free, multiple car, good student, non-smoke- r, and select life discounts. Spencer to address Singles' Fireside Sun. I Ail - f A-- . A" ifX ) i AV Col. Gary K. Spencer, USAF, retired, will speak at the North Multi-region- Singles Fireside Sunday, June 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the American Fork West LDS Stake, 165 N. 350 West. Col. Spencer, who served for 25 years as an Air Force pilot, will speak on "Church service Who's the real benefactor." He is a decorated combat vet-eran, and has served on assign-- , ments throughout the world, where he has given extensive service in the LDS Church. He is cuurrently a psychologist at the Utah State Training School. He and his wife, Carolyn, live in Orem. They have four children and three grandchildren. The fireside will be followed with refreshments and mingling. Col. Gary Spencer Asian students need homes PEACE-USA- , a non-prof- it stu-dent exchange needs host families for Japanese and Chinese high school-ag- e students coming in August. The students are 15 to 18 years old, and are prepared for a visit to the United States. Each students is covered with insurance and will have his or her own spending money. The students will attend the local high school and will stay through the school year. Hostfami-lie- s do not need to have teenagers of their own. Host families are strictly volun-tary, but they do receive a $50 per month tax credit. Boy and girl stu-dents are still available. For more information, contact Evelyn Hall at 756-365- |
