Orem-Geneva Times from Orem, Utah • 9

OREM-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, March 22, 1962 In And Around Orem Catharine Motes Injured at School Catharine Motes, 8, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Motes of Orem is back in school after suffering a severe cut on her land last week when she cut it cn a glass door at the Westmore school.

She had deep lacerations on three fingers and on the palm of her hand. She was taken to Utah Valley Hospital for surgery. y-. m.t9mmmmmmw'mtvmfm''mm& HUii 2 Orchard Clean-Up Still In Effect For the past few years, District Agricultural Inspectors, Elmer D. Taylor and Grant L.

Winegar, have beenln the process of having diseased and neglected fruit trees in the Utah County Area eradicated. Due to drouth and unfavorable (production seasons, there has been continued neglect of trees throughout the area. According to Article 1, Section 4, Chapter 3, of the Utah Code Annotated 1955; BAR STOOLS TAKEN FROM LOCAL CAFE Two bar stools and a strip of carpet were reported taken from the Driftwood cafe early this week by Dick Park, 845 N. State. Loss was estimated at $80.

ing her two-year-old child the value of that green stuff, after her recent experience. Reports said the child threw $121 in bills through the porch door, and the family has been unable to locate any of the money. The bills lost included six $20's and a $1 bill, police reports said. The invitations to wayward living are most persistently extended to persons of good name, position, and prosperity. Thus, with advancement in prosperity, there is Increase in the temptation of excessive living, and therefore increased need of the spiritual resources which make people strong.

Spiritual resources grow in a manner very similar to the growth of pnysical and mental resources, by consistent self-discipline in exercise, study, and application. The persons who worship and live fath-fully as Christians are building the spiritual resources which produce strong character, which provide guides for living life at its best, and extend good traditions to sons and daughters. HANDBAG STOLEN Mrs. Beverly Jameson, 1555 6. 200 reported the loss of a handbag containing valuable papers and keys to Orem City police this weckMrs.

Jameson said it was taken from her parked car. A Personal Word By Donald L. Foster, Minister Orem Community Congregational Church The temptations of sin have wrecked many lives, and these temptations present themselves most attractively to the most 'fortunate people. all fruit trees in the area must be properly cared for and sprayed to contro disease and Insect pests, and trees or orchards which are not of econ POLICE INVESTIGATE TEEPENG TORT CALLS Three separate reports of a peeping torn were investigated by Orem City police during one night last week. The three reports came at intervals of from one to two hoursj and were In widely separated areas ol town.

omical value, or which cannot be cared for, must be eradicated in order to protect the Horticultural Industry of the County. VANDALISM REPORTED AT UNOCCUPIED HOUSE Blain Larsen, Salem, reported to Orem City police this week that vandals had entered an unoccupied house belonging to him at 745 N. 600 W. in Orem. Several windows were broken and other dim-age done, he said.

Car-Pedestrian cock, Bemice Cox, Evelyn Wentz, Kathyrn Marshall, Margaret Simmons, Rowena Nielson back row, Helen Gilli-gan, Venice Finch, Edith Pedersen, Key Willoughby, Ruby Cameron, Chelta Snyder and Ava Winterton. HERE'S THE LINEUP Here is the group described as the "most wanted women" in a mock trial by Orem Women's Club honoring their past presidents. Left to right, front row, the ladies are Amy Novakovich, Lorna May- Mishap Hurts Boy LITTLE TIME LEFT FOR GRAIN SIGN-UP Claude Hunting, Chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, pointed out that It is not too late for fanners in the county to participate In the 1962 Feed Grain Program. The signup period, which started in the county on Feb- Specializing in Repair of Automatic Transmissions Now you can take advantage of our topflight experience in repair of all types tranKniaaions. Plus Our Usual Automotive Service David Farnsworth, 13, 295 N.

.40 is recovering satis factorily from minor bruises TWO-TEAR-OLD THROWS MONET AWAT Mrs. John McAffee, 1129 S. 710 will probably be teach and other injuries received THOMAS SOLES ABOARD CARGO SHIP Saturday in a car-pedestrain Coast of California (FHTN accident in front of his home. Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dean ruary 5 will continue through March 30. Farmers (and ranchers) of Utah County have sjgned up to divert 1906 acres from barley, corn, and grain sorgum. production under the 1962 Feed Grain Program. C) Navy Ens. Thomas Soles, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Mtor Tune-up Electrical Work Motor Overhaul Front End Alignment with our viroaliner Farnsworth, he was hit by a Bypass Colds with Bicarb car driven by LjJlian Franslc Edwin Soles of 429 E. 1910 South, Orem, Utah is serving aboard the attack caTgo ship Fenton, 34, 1003' W. 500 N. USS Seminole, which is part Mrs.

Fenton was passing a mail scooter when the boy ran in front of her car. icipating in Exercise Pot Shot CTT5 'r 1 off the coast of Southern Cal Ifornia. 600 North State Ph. AC 6-3174 No citation was Issued by investigating officers. DON BARRIER COMPLETES COURSE NAVT VETS ASKED TO RE-ENLIST The U.

S. Navy Recruiting Service has issued an appeal to ex-Navy men to re-enlist for another hitch in the sea-service. Ex-Navy men and women are requested to contact the U. S. Navy Recruiting Station, 212, (Post Office Building, Provo, Utah.

Fort Carson, Colo. (AHT NC) Army Pvt Donald E. Barrier, whose wife, Jeane, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everette D.

Barrier, live at 55 W. 450 Orem, completed eight weeks of advanced Individual Infantry training at Fort Carson, recently, Barrier received instruction in the handling and firing of We Specialize In Individualized Floral Design fc Flowers for Funerala Weddings Corsage Free DeMvtry Oreat An4 Ftt light Infantry weapons In OUARTERHORSE FANS TO HOLD CONVENTION Dr. William R. Linfoot, California horseman and veterinarian from Santa Anita Racetrack, will head a group of specialists coming to Brlgham Young University March 24, for the second annual Quarter HorseAssociation eluding the Army's new M-14 rifle and M-60 mxchlnegun The 23-year-old soldier is a 1958 graduate of Lincoln High School. if (AHTNC) Army Pvt.

Jerry Farley, son of Mr. smd Mrs. Blaine W. Farley, 124 S. State, Orem, recently was graduated from the 82nd Airborne Division Jump School at Fort Bragg, N.

C. Farley received his paratrooper wings after completing three weeks of intensive ground and ariel training which included five parachute Jumps. The 18-yearr old soldier entered the Army in June 1961 and completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. He was graduated from Orem High School in 1961. "R.uTnmnP'A Sal a By 20th Ward MTA A few wise medics were able to outwit That 1918 flu bug they never let it hit Any of their patients, because thy prescribed Bicarbonate of soda and that it be imbibed A couple of times daily.

And d'you know it dkL the trick! Those who followed orders never did get sick. Now. if a cold's a-coming, or you're right on the verge, The same old preventive may ward off the scourge. Toss down the soda, keep warm, get lots of rest. And before you start to really ail you will have convalesced.

Toy Reasonable Prices MIA of Provo 20th Ward We should examine ourselves and learn what Is the affections and purpose of the heart, for in this way only can we learn what we honestly are. -Mary Baker Eddy is sponsoring a bake and rummage sale Friday and Satur day from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m THE ORCHID SHOP at the church, 1450 S. 800 E. Values in used clothing, fur Phone AC 5-5121 620 North State, Lindon, Utah niture, books and toys will be offered, with hamburgers and baked goods also for sale, ac Here comes your house over Union Pacific the cording to Mrs.

Mary Mason, WILLIAM K. PRUE ABOARD USS PICKAWAY San Diego, Calif. (FHTNC) chairman. The public is in vited. mm a i wj- William K.

Prue, radarman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Prue of 1427 S. Sandhill Orem, is ser ving aboard the attack transport USS Pickaway, operating out of San Diego, Calif.

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