The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 3

Daily Herald 3 Jazz Sound 13, 1969 THURSDAY, NOV. Prove. Ut About People Provo School Board Approves 10 Persons As Members of Edgemont High Advisory Board Tonight on BYU Campus Mrs. Dora Casper has return-! tain in the U.S. Air Force.

ed to her home in Provo after air traffic controller at Moun-j Tip Rvird of th Pro- i the board tng the liquidated damages ill Liberty Jail Letters to Be Discussed of be able to collect the amount auui1J? ou owed the navment $4,901.40 arrowed the assessment electrical sub-, bawls ot count Basie. Man Ken- aa iia a J0 SUvvl District as hcuidated damases of $100 per paid from the spendg the past week at a tain Air Force Base he clinic in Ogden where she was is assigned to the 203fch Com-under observation and recetv- rnunications Squadron. He pre-ing tests. jviously served at Sonrestrom 'Air Base, Greenland. The cap-Mr.

and Mrs. "eter DeGraaf tain, a former student at Provo report some new; about their School received his B. on, am 0ron ne reimbsemert for loss of pro-' dav acainst Benn and Ralphs, contractors re sponsible for the beard at Brignam oung in tnm djf t0 coer the oral contrail far the delay. Report versity wngra. vinen me iw.nu.urr nded BidebtelneM pled3l Rock Canvon srfnv! addition.

I Drug heard from Grant son. Private First Gass Peter E.S. decree from Brichaji concert to serve with district personnel Little Known Letters From Liberty Jail." will title the first of a series of 1- i is to be presented in the Joseph vo. pleUon of the addition by Sept. Smith, chairman of the Drug Provo Dty, over the past yeir 20, but the eVctrical work for Abuse Committee sponsored by has annexed several pieces of the addition is incomplete.

Provo City and the school dis- Alpme School District propeny. and the iiquida'ed damages trict. He told of the functioning DeGraff who is serrag Young University and was com-j Free the public and sta- and board members on the ad-with the America Division in missioned upon completion of dents, the concert begins at visorv committee. Two board Vietnam. He is currently in 1 Off icer Training School at Lack-1 p.m.

in the Madsen Recital members. Clarence Robinson Hawaii on a rest and relasa- land AFB, Tex. His wife. Judy, Hall of the Harris Fine Arts and Rulon Hansen, were a.ked tion leave. Upon his return to is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Tenter. and consented to serv on the Vietnam he wiil be promoted Herman Griffin of Salem. The concert is part fJazz advisory committee along with Smith Auditorium the Brig- campus. and the amount paid covers all will be assessed as of Nov 11.: of the four subcommittees, and i these annexations.

Benson and Ralphs, after pay-jhat they have accomplished in JjVj ure Til fea on ature Dr. UX pasi ie Richard L. Anderson of the Ancient Scripture Department Jim Bergera, director of pupil to Army Speciaast Four. Mr. Week which features several Dr.

Sherman W. Wing, super-; and Mrs. DeGraaf say that Twe brothers and their wives groups on campus during noon- intendent. Ros B. Denham.

as their son expects to return state- came to greet Richard Henry hour concerts and ill climax sistant superintendent, and Ron-' personnel lor me ovici. ao of the of Rciigicus ln-spoke Hrier.y on the accwr.p- strUl.0 wllI be Riven to side in Feburary and to be sta- j0f Orem on Tuesdav as a birth- i Fridav nieht with the Craia aid W. Last Drineipal of Provo Squaw Peak Scouts Outline Coming Events for Leaders lishments of the subcommittees toned at Fort Lewis. Wash. night at 8 p.m.

day greeting. Greeted by Rich-Hundley Trio, a nationally-High. ard and his wife, the three couo- known jazz group composed of The names of the other per-! The board alsj heard from Bruce Woollev. executive sec Young Richard Roskelley, 9. I les wnscn mcmoea also air.

ana two 14 year olds and a 16 year song approved were not releas- son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Michael and Mr. and Mrs.

old. ei because they have not been retary of the Governor's High tef on Drug Abuse, who the board for support in us- Roskelley of Orem, is taking noi jerry Henrv. all of Orem. soent contacted and asked if they will serve. OREM Annual fellowship at 7:30 at and awards banquet held by Seminary.

Squaw Peak Boy Scout District "Together we re-charter" jng tne district facilities for an Dr. Anderson is presently writing a bock on the topic of the lecture, and has done a great desl of mg Joseph Smith's incarceration the Liberty Jail. "Little Known Letters fr Liberty Jail, features nine inters that Joseph Smith wiote while lniprisoiH'd in been scheduled 'or Sa'ur- nights for West Sharon ana institute on druj proo ems tor nersons in the Provo arta The dav Nov. 15 at the Sharon LDS Orem Wt-st LD si chances concerning his g. tiVning and feasted on ing birthday on Saturday.

The birthday cake and ice cream. young man has planned his own I birthday party, and designed Orem parents, Mr. and Mrs. and made his own invitations Mrs AC Rowe also wtich have been issued to thae anxiously watch-school trends. His theme is a in th -own of Santaquin-Tintic Festival Set Saturday Night SAXTAQCIN The annual Stake Center.

545 S. 800 E. held Nov. 17 and 18, according D-oiected timetable for tie in 'Slave Labor To Be Auctioned At Lindon Ward to A fellowship period with to Jack Loveridge. The Monday sutute be announced later special scouting displays will met wi'I be held The University of Utah has be held at 6.30 p.m., followed the Orem Fourth-Twenty-Sev- organized the program of the by the banquet at 7 p.m.

A enth LDS Ward at 8 m. tur institute and it may be taken special program has been the wards of each slake which either for credit or not. The 12 and it rnw. aftpr fhi snhed- during six montlis of ISjS 1839. tH Santaquin-Tintic LDS Stake "Turkey Day Birthday Party." Robert W.

Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carter of Pro vo, has been promoted to cap- their son Internal Communica- Harvest Festival will be held LINDON IJndnn LDS planned for the occasion, and meet on Tuesdavs. The meeting cost will be $3 for thoe not tions Seaman Third Class, turoay at tte UJbbtaKe ten- Farrer Concert Slated Friday ter. Festivities will begin with on(j yarj js panning a slave includes singing by the Ex- Nov.

IS will be held at the West taking the course for credit and a supper at 5:30 p.m., followed iaDor an(j materials auction for plorers Four and piano num- Sharon Stake Center for those $37 for those taking the institute by a program and food sale. Saturday. bers by Terry Holt of Pack 132. wards which meet on Mondays, for credit Max Nelson, stake president. The auction will take place 3' Six spetial awards will oe, For All Leaders I Appearing with Mr.

Woollev Statistics Jackie L. Rowe, will be among crew members of the USS Hornet waiting in the south Pacific for the return on Nov. 24, according to the present time table. Mr. and Mrs.

Rowe report that Jackie was also a oiuiiK wtui cuuiisciun, v-diruu fi m. the I. noon Semnrt Presentea 10 CCOna Mliers. ac- TnstHiitinnal rpnrpntativp: was Uienn jorgensou. uie uiu-, Tho imormoHilo BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Davis and Claude Rowley, are ward.

cording to Boyd C. Erickson, ym.MIA superintendents, cub-ersity of Utah consultant on the in charge of arrangements, a.v.l A finance committee has been district chairman. i masters, scoutmasters, advis-l'tah Institute of Drug Pro- are neSoimtaBin an an- be assisted by fee bishops signed t0 calI at homes in Cub Leaders Meet jors, pack chairmen, troop blems staff "'I? tn rwnuert Fridav at 6 30 of the seven wards nf the stakp i t. 1 The hna-d nassed a motion nuai ran toneen rnuay ou ijnuun ivi uuiiduuns sutu as ai an earner nieeuug, lk-ii- umirmeu, oom cuairiiieii, uu- rarrpr ric" i nours vi nouse cieanuie. iron- mars l.

jenstn announced mat marv Dresioenis ana euiae o- The mixed chorus as well as a lue IIUAfU Lliuiua as cu a HAi-hnH L-IK- T7 X. 'J uvioiku, uiuciut, aun Miud. jmg, piowmg painting, carpen-fee Cub Leaders crew member on fee Hornet which received the Apollo 11 crew last July. Area service men receiving recent assignments in Vietnam include those of Marine Lance Corporal DeVon J. McPhie who Wednesday: Boy to Stanley anJ Marilyn Johnson Carter, Provo.

Tuesday: Girl to Rex and Gloria Stewart Brown, Provo. Boy to Frederick and Kather-ine Gaeon Tartar. Provo. norm cc An Roundtable leaden are urged to be in semth day at 7:30 tendance. use the faculties ot tro be narUcipatinp Explor-'High for the institute, h.ch cho be parucpating mrnnir citp hair StyUng' baby sitting' wiU te heId nome-cooKea meais, DaKeu p.m.

in tne tleventn LUo ward me urst semi-annuai txpior- with the orchestras SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPIi-The' goods, produce, furniture or ouildinc. 800 S. 400 E. Its theme er Planning Conference will be wl1 be.Pen to teachers, parents i LDS Ward The first semi-annual December 18 at 7:30 p.m.

is site wnere U.S. troops landed anything of value. will be "Happy Holidays and held Friday, Nov. 14, at Room and otnerinteTesieapersons the date set for the next concert which will be fee Christ- on me soutn coast ot fuertoj itesments are asked to re-Citizens. Pack leaders, den 267 of the Richards P.E.

Buiid-Rico during fee Spanis i-. serve this evenine to come and lpariers and Wehlos are urped in? at RYU. from 7 tn 9:30 inns in Reindeer-tending 0 Boy to William and Dorathea is serving wiin Heaaquarxers Burns Bennett, Orem. (and Service Battalion, Force Boy to Kent and Jessie An-'Logistic Command; Marine derson Whitley, Provo. (Sergeant Randy C.

BeaL who imoriran War in 1RQ8 ic nzWaA nrti in-jto .1 rr maS Concert. ruiution, io auenu. uus 15 uesigiieu ia northern Use STOW Guanica. The largest sugnrj Admission will be free. Hot Cold-weafee'-camping will be help posts plan a six-month scooters to round strays and planation and sugar mill on the-dogs, hamburgers, drinks will the theme of the Scout Leads program, according to George transport supplies, says the Boy to Dennis and Gail Beals received two days rest ana re- Bardsey is an island off fee island are now located there.

I be sold. Curtis, Provo. coast of North Wales. Koundtable to be held Thursday. Bams.

I National Geographic. laxauon given rirsi uiviiion Infantrymen while serving in Vietnam, and Army First Class Floyd L. WatMns, 21, who is with the Americal Division near Chu LaL Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. John M.

McPhie, Provo; the Ted Beals, American Fork and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman M. Watkins of Heber. Girl to James and Ruth Hath-ey Baer, Provo.

Boy to Donald and Linda Sor-ensen Peterson, Orem. Boy to Richard and Dawnet-ta Harlin Dalley, Orem. Monday: Boy to Howard and Susanne Bruce Perry, Provo. Girl to George and Linda Smith Close, Orem. Boy to Alden and Tanya George Browt, Provo.

Boy to Kenneth and Anne Hei-erson Karren, Provo. Girl to Donald and Anne Barrow Kelsheimer, Provo. Boy io Wesley and Leecia Fairborun Demine, Orem. Miss Judy Wagner, a fresh man student at Brigham Young University from Mexico City, Mexico, will be greeted by a group of her cousins, who are attending the university, on her birthday anniversary this evening. An aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Bentley of MEM) you superb listening with exciting dimensional realism yea superb listening with exciting dimensional realism Provo, will host the event to Boy to Jerry and SuAnni include the cutting of a traditional birthday cake. IrUull taaMSMTD Mr. and Mrs. Collin E.

Carter Brooks Hill, Provo. Girl to Michael and Dena Carter Bryson, Pleasant Grove, Boy to Terry and Bonnie Lid-diard Brown, Provo. Girl to Brent and Nancy Petersen Hutchings, Provo. Sunday: of Provo, journeyed to Beaver 7r- Boy to Randall and Sondra this week to visit with their 11-month-old son, Larry Carter, who is currently being cared for by his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Yard-ley of Beaver, while his parents more fully recover from injuries sustained in an automobile accident last July. II i ii ii i ii i mm i wiiriiw "TrirTr tsmmxn'm i A li ii I "i i ii i httmi i i Merrell Tavior, Prove. Girl to William and Margar Skillman Tripplett, Provo. Boy to Dean and Anita Dick- erson Cordner, Provo. Girl to Guido and Joann Paul sen Buffo, Provo.

In Miss Patricia Hunt's thirl grade class at Franklin School, Girl to Leon and Barbara Bird, Lee. Springville. "2. Girl to Richard and Merrilee uie ONLY ren who were born during the summer months and who, otherwise, are not recognized by school friends. It was eight-year-old Annette Hatch's turn this week and the date chosen was Tuesday, Nov.

11, since her birthday had actually occurred MacDougal Dickerson, Provo. Boy to Keith and Myra 01-sen Barlow, Orem. Saturday: Birl to Roger and Colleen Larson Bailey. Provo. Boy to Clifford and Paula Mason Buckley, Orem.

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Girl to Hyrum and Avenna Cooper Smith, Orem. Boy jo R. W. and Janice Burleigh Virchow, Springville. Boy to Devtn and Connie Person Perry, Provo.

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