The Pleasant Grove Review from Pleasant Grove, Utah • 4

THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1953 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH JULY 3, 1958 Leaves for Home Dr. G. Roy Fugul, his wife and three children left Sunday fortheir home in Connecticut after visiting two weeks withrelatives and friends "in Utah, while Dr. lias participated in the Management Conference, held at the BYU and also in the leadership Week activities. Keller's Sewing Circle Moves to New Location in Am.

Fork Due to the care neeessiuy in raising a small family. Keller's Sewing Circle will conduct their business from their home. 385 East 3rd North. American Fork, "We wish to thank all of the many friends for support and busi-- ness in the past," said Mrs. Keller, Customers are invited to call A.

F. 31SW for sales and service of Nccchi-Eln- a sewing machines. Walker Family Has Get-togeth- er Last Friday Evening The Lawrence Walker family held their regular family Saturday evening with their mother. Acting hostesses were Mrs. Walker and Mrs.

Grant Walker. Enjoying the pleasant evening were Mrs. Lawrence Walker, Mr. anil Mrs. fay fielding- of Payson, Mr.

and Mrs. El Roy Murdockof Genola, Bishop and Mrs. Aaron Stoddard of Vineyard, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Walker of Salt Lake Cily and Bishop and Mrs.

Leon Walker. v' i 1 .......3 .5 r'V PHILLIES 1st row, Ven G. Lewis, manager; Gary Harper, Gary Smith, Scott Lewis and Dyke Meranda, bat boys; Wesley Duvall, Paul Smith, Tom Price, Steve Meranda, manager; 2nd row, John Jarvis, Wayne Miller, Floyd Clark, Michael Bezzant, Richard Varney, James Wilcox, James Camp, Russell "Huck" Johnson, Ronald Houtz. Nigel Hey Feature Writer for United Press International Nigel Hey, former "Printer's Devil" forthe Pleasant Grove Review called in Tuesday afternoon to shake hands and renew old acquaintances. Nigel is now a feature writer for the United Press International and works out of the Salt Lake office.

He is currently working on an article regarding- the RYU championship track team and was in Pleasant Grove to interview young athletes who intend to enter BYU this fall. Nigel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hey of this city and a graduate of Pleasant Grove Ilig-School. He graduated from University of Utah last June, with a major in journalism.

GROVE THEATRE Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 3, 4 and 5 Marlon Brando Montgomery Clift Dean Martin in THE Y-- N'G LIONS Thursday to Saturday July 3, 4, and 5 GIG YOUMG-MAM- IE VAfJ DOREN Produced by WILLIAM PERLBLRG Directed by GEORGE SUTON Wrillen by FAY and MICHAEL PARAMOUNT RELEASE ronVisioH" MONDAY THRU SATURDAY July 7 through 12 rTl DESBiE REYNOLDS CURT JURBENS JOHN SAXON im mum JLDffiSMIlH MARY A2T08 ijSj ClNMCOPC TtH. cocoa iih ESTELLE WINWOOD a picture 1 OflinQE) BMxn Special Matinee July 4 and July 5 All Cartoon Comedy Show 3 P.M. All Seats 25c Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday July 7, 8, and 9 SADDLE THE WIND with Robert Taylor LOST Brown plastic Key Case Keys, Burr Motor Salina, Utah, printed on side. Return to Review, Reward. It' FOR SALE Gas Range, apartment size, Call SU tf FOR SALE American Fork New brick home in NE section near new high school.

Extra large rooms. Built in features. Full basement, new carpeting, drapes, etc. Just reduced to $16,500.00. Call owner, Jy3 YOU SAVED and slaved for wall to wall eai-pe- Clean it with Blue Luster.

Ben Franklin Store, Pleasant Grove. FORSALE Used Electric Range, Burlin Driggs, Phone PG SU (6-1- FOR SALE Kenmore automatic washer. Good condition, $70. 987 E. Battle Creek, rear.

SU UTAH VALLEY PAINTINGSer vice, Licensed and Insured, Time Payments if desired. Phone Am. Fork 737. ((7-24- FOR RENT Apratment, 3 rooms and bath, tile floor, partly furnished. Real oool, privale entrance.

Couples only. SU Jy3 FOR SALE Spring fryers, average 2 Va lbs. $1.00 each. SU tf FOR RENT Apartment, 307 East 1st South. Phone SU tf FOR RENT Two bedroom home.

Garage, nice yard, goLd neighbor. 45 Maple Lane, P.G. Inquire at Mack's Conoco Service, A.F., Phone 910. tf FOR SALE Used Kelvinator Refrigerator, Used Monarr Gas Range, both in good condition. Ph.

SU (7-FOR RENT 2 Bedroom Apt. close in, all utilities except lignts, 175 N. Main, Ph. SU tf FOR RENT 3 room fur. apt.

50 W. Center. Phone SU tf APARTMENTS Furnished or unfurnished, reasonable rates, Call 90 E. Center, Phone SU or SU tf FOR RENT Home, water furnished. Gas range.

Beautiful surroundings, Phone SU or American Fork 431. tf CULVERTS HEADGATES Sewer and Irrigation Pipe For Full Information Phone AC or FR GENEVA CONCRETE PIPE CO. 1465 WEST 4th NORTH OREM DOES your Sewing Machine need Repair? We service and repair all makes. Do your scissors need call 922 or come in to Keller's, 35 West Main, American Fork. FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE Check with us for special broad coverages and low rates with nc membership fees.

Jess Monson, Monson Johnson. Insurance, Tel. SU P.G. or FR Provo (10-3-t- f) WE BUY, SELL, TRADE or Transfer Livestock. Also Bull Service.

Peg Taylor, Phone SU Pleasant' Grove. (8-2- WE WON'T HE UNDERSOLD Frigidaire Washers, Driers, Ranges, and Refrigerators. LEANY's, Phone 4V, 86 West Main, Lehi. tf I HAVE SIX ACRES of oats to cut for silage. Anyone with a chopper with a mower barhead or a rotary chopper contact Roy S.

Ellis, P.G., SU Jy3 AVON (the world's largest selling cosmetics) now celebrating 72 years personal service by expanding into rural areas. Represent Avon in your local vicinity. We train you. Write immediately for interview, Avon 164 North7th East Provo, Utah. ((7-3- CONCRETE PIPE: Culvert, Irri-gatio- Sewer and Headgates.

Geneva Concrete Pipe 1465 W. N. Orem. Ph. AC (10-3-t- f) TWO 1957 Model Necchi Zig-Za- Sewing Machines, reduced.

Reg. $319 new, $225. Keller's Sewing Circle, 35 W. Main, Am. Fork, Phone 922.

tf OPEN FULL TIME Tuesday thru Saturday. Evenings by appointment. We specialize in permanents, cutting and styling. TIME IS ESSENTIAL, Try a new instant permanent wave. Prices complete.

SHIRL'S Beauty Salon, 287 East 4th N. Ph. SU tf FOR RENT Newly decorated, partly furnished, Call SU orsee at 60 West Center, P.G. tf WATCH AND JEWELRY Repair, Guaranteed Service, You pay just as muchfor inferior work as you do for the best. Leave your work with us and get the best.

Our Service man has had 20 years experience, why go elsewhere? Shields Sport Gift Shop, 14 So. Main, Ph. SU PI. Grove. tf PIANOS Why Pay More Factory to You Spinets Grands.

Lester R. Taylor, Provo, FR or at 109 N. 4th West. HATCH JEWELKY 33 W. Main American Fork.

Full time watch maker. Guaranteed repairs, Regular Watch cleaned, $5.00: Your Bul-ov- Hamilton and Wyler dealer. Diamonds priced right. Gift headquarters. Jewel House member.

GREEN BEANS Pickthem yourself, $1.00 per 25 lb. bu. bring your own containers. Phone AC 165 N. 600 W.

Orem, Ut. Jyio FOR SALE American Peoples Encyclopedia, almost new. Price new, 5200.00, now $75.00. Phone SU Jy3 FOR RENT Recently remodeled 6 room house unfurnished. Near stores and schools.

Call Provo FR JylO CHERRIES Hailmarked but good, 6c per lb. You pick. 955 E. 9th South, Phone SU Jy3 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Don't take chances, call a licensed cleaner. 1 Septic Tank Phone AC or FR FOR RENT New furnished apartment, laundry utilities furnished except electricity.

Excellent location. No smokers. 30 So. 3rd East, Phone P.G. SU tf WE HAVE Some Grand Used Sewing Machines.

Come in and make offer. Kellers Sewing Circle. 385 East 3rd North, A.F. Phone 381W. tf without filling trfr'J SIXBOTTLE CARTON n-- i (Plui Deposit) Ui A.

i OWNERS OF 54-55-- 56 MODEL CARS The Paul L. Harmon Co. will give you a terrific allow-onc- on new Buick or Pontiac Now We are out of cars in these years and can give you top-doll- ar value. Before you buy a new car cee us before you sign. Paul L.

Harmon Co. Your Authorized BUiCK PONTIAC INTERNATIONALTRUCK DEALER 2 FOR YOUR WEDDING INVITATIONS Try Our Service Call the Pleasant Grove Review WE HAVE (3) Necchi Supernova demonstrator sewing machines now ready for sale in Cabinet or Portable. Call Am. Fork 381 for home demonstration. Kellers Sewing Circle, 385 East 3rd N.

tf FOR RENT Apartment, washing facilities. No smokers. 603 E. 2nd So. SU tf FOR SALE Pie Cherries, silghtly hail damaged.

You pick them, 3 cents a lb. Forest Loader, SU It Guests Visit Here Guests over Saturday and Sunday at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warnick were Mrs. War-nick- 's mother, Mrs.

H. L. Richards and daughter Maree of Brig-ha- City and Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Stine of Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Warnick took their guests over the scenic highway in Am.

Fork Canyon and sightseeing through other beauty spots in the vicinity. Entertains Neighbors Mrs. Gary Jense, on Thursday entertained the neighborhood ladies at her home. Table games were played with Mrs. Jerry Hiatt and Mrs.

Mary Lee Parker carrying off the prizes. At the close of the game dinner was attractively served. Participating were besides the prize winners, Bonnie Shifrer, Gwen Rowley, Darlene Laga, Shirley Stone, and Ellen Affleck. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Oarl Budotteandchildren of Salt Lake City spent Tuesday afternoon with her sister Mrs.

Boyd L. Fugal and family. a w. I r'. 'j'" 4 i0 1 r- Jr i yl 1 i 1 i-- 4 i I' 1 A A i I Tv.

Kf" BRAVES 1st row, Dennis Steven Higgin-so- Niels Nielson, Steve Fordham, Walter Bur-g-ene- Danny Peck, John Baxter, Mike Farr, Tom Duvall, bat boy; 2nd row, Harley Hales, Rickey Springer, Jim Peck, Lynn Armitstead, Raymond Newman, Lynn Pulley, Brent Simper, Art Liscomb and Gerry Fordham, manager. HOSPITALNOTES On June 27 a daughter was bom to Gene and Carl Bird Jackson. Receiving medical care at the hospitalduring the past week are John Wesley Peterson, Mary Shoemaker, Kayle Bullock, Deana Lyn Blain, Roger Albert Blain, Warren Allen Blain, Steven Walker, Dennis Keith Bills and LaMont Blackhurst. EntertainsFriends Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley West on Saturday evening entertained their group at theNorth Mill, in Am. Fork canyon. Hamburgers cooked in foil in the open fire and all good things that go to make an appetizing out-do- supper, were prepared. After the tasty meal, the group told stories, exchanged news items and reminesced aroundthe bonfire and drove home through the moonlit canyon. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harper, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Milton West, Mrs. Lester Brady and the host andhostess. Funeral Wednesday For Infant Child Ronald Gary four-da- old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sundberg, died Monday evening in a Provo Hospital of a respiratory infection. He was born June 19, 1958 Provo, ason of Elwood and LuGene OlpinSundberg. Survivors: parents and sister, Kent, Marsha Kay, Jan, Jay, all of Orem; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Olpin, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Esther Sundberg Brown, Salt Lake City. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, at 11 a.m. at the Olpin Sundberg Mortuary, Orem, directed by Bishop Luzell Robbins of Orem 16th Ward. Burial was in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Randall Shipley returned Monday evening from a trip to Billings, Montana, where they visited Mrs. Shipley's son, Roy Harper and family. Their granddaughter, Carolyn Harper, returned with them for a vacation here.

Granddaughter Wins State Vocal Contest Miss Karen Knight of Woodland, has been recently judged winner in a state-wid- 4H vocal contest held at Logan. The 15 year old contest winner is the daughter of Oarlile and Le-Or- a Walke'r Knight andis a granddaughter of Mrs. Florence C. Walker of Pleasant Grove. Genealogy Committee Holds CanyonMeeting First Ward Genealogy Committee g'athered at theLittle Mill Camp in American Fork canyon Monday evening.

After horseshoe and other contests, the group enjoyed a sumptious dinner featuring fried chicken and watermelon. Hosts who prepared the dinner and program were Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Hoglund, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beck, Mrs. Lacy White and Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Frampton. Others enjoying- theaffair were Bishop and Mrs. Lewis Harmer, Mr. and Mrs. Milton West, Mr.

and Mrs. DeVerl Hatchand Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allred. STATE OF UTAH PROPERTY FCJt SALE Adobe House covered with stucco, together with Chicken Coop and all improvements, and 1.73 acres ofland with approximately 185 feet of frontage on Main Street and approximately 396 feet on Third South Street.

Located at 312 South Main Street, Pleasant Grove, Utah. Subject to a leaseof the Improvements and part of the land, terminating- on September 14, 1958, which lease may be cancelled by either party on 30 days notice. BID FORMS AVAILABLE AT STATE CAPITOL BUILDING, ROOM 147. Bids will close July 9, 1958 at 9:00 a.m. Cashier's or certified check in the amount of 10 per centmust be furnished as a deposit with all bids.

D. K. MOFFAT Purchasing Agent LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Jessie Penrod andthree children are spending ten days at Alberta, Canada, with Mrs. Pen-rod- 's parents.

LINDON LOCALS Saturday, July 5, at 2 p.m. a siren wall besounded from the Lindon School. This drillis being sponsored by the Civil Defense. Roger, Warren andDiana Ltl, childrenof Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Blain are convalescing at their home following surgery performed at the AmericanFork hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Larsen and family have had as visitors Mrs. Larsen's sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Horsley and son of Dunsinar, Calif. They were entertained extensively the four days wliile in Lindon. They then journeyed to Peach Springs, and will spend several days visiting with Mrs. Larsen's and Mrs.

Hors-ley'- parents, Elder and Mrs. W. D. Chapman, who are serving on an LDS mission there. Mr.

and Mrs. P. A. Ruffell and family have as visitors, Mrs. Ruf-fell- 's mother, Mrs.

Delia Adams of Salt Lake City, who will spend one day in Lindon, and a sister, Mrs. Rhea Hardy of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Hardy will remain here until after the Fourth of July holidays. Mr.

and Mrs. Ruffell and Mrs. Hardy will enjoy one day in Provo visiting the Ruffell's daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Farley..