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PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, MAY 21,1959 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959 Junior League Softball Slated By Stake, Schedule Set Up Timpanog-o- Stake Jr. League Softballwill get underway this night at 7 p.m. at thePleasant Grove High School diamond. Teams will play Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights during the months' of May and June and Monday and Wednesday nights during July. Age of participants, according to the Athletic Handbook, is as follows: All boys are eligible to play who have reached their 12th birthday by June 1, 1959 but have not reached their 19th birthday by Sept.

1, 1959. Two rules have been adopted to helpkeep the games moving and keep the time schedule up. They are: 1. Any team failing to field a team by ten minutes after game time will forfeit the game. 2.

Any team failing to field a team two consecutive nights of play will be dropped from the schedule. All players and interested parties are invited to clip the schedule and keep it for reference. All games as listed are for 7, 8:10 and 9:20 each evening. May 25 Monday Third vs. First, Fourth vs.

Manila and Seventh vs. Lindon. May 27 Wednesday Fifth vs. Lindon Second, Second vs. Sixth, Third vs.

Grove. May 29 Friday Second vs. Grove, Fifth vs. Sixth and First vs. Lindon Second.

June 1 Monday Fourth vs. Lindon, First vs. Seventh, Third vs. Manila. June 8 Wednesday Second vs.

Manila, Fourth vs. Lindon Second, Seventh vs. Grove June 5 Friday Sixth vs. First, Fifth vs. Second, Third vs.

Lindon Second. June 8 Monday Lindon vs. Manila, Third vs. Seventh, First vs. Fourth.

June 10 Wednesday Sixth vs. Grove, Fifth vs. Lindon, Second vs. Lindon Second. June 12 Friday Fourth vs.

Fifth, Sixth vs. Seventh, Grove vs. Manila. June 15 Monday First vs. Lindon, Second vs.

Third, Sixth vs. Lindon Second. June 17 Wednesday Seventh vs. Fourth, First vs. Manila and Third vs.

Lindon. June 22 Monday Fifth vs. Grove, Second vs. Fourth, Sixth vs. Manila.

June 24 Wednesday Lindon vs. Lindon Second, Third vs. Fourth, Fifth vs. Seventh. June 26 Friday Frist vs.

Grove, Fifth vs. Manila, Second vs. Lindon. June 29 Monday Sixth vs. Third, Seventh vs.

Manila, Grove vs. Lindon Second. July 1 Wednesday Grove vs. Lindon, Fourth vs. Sixth, First vs.

Second. July 6 Monday Fifth vs. First, Seventh vs. Second, Manila vs. Lindon Second July 8 Wednesday Third vs.

Fifth, Sixth vs. Lindon, Seventh vs. Lindon Second. July 13 Monday Fourth vs. Grove.

DeMo Drill Team to Sponsor Evening Entertainment Sat. "A Night of TV" will be sponsored by the DeMilo Drill team Saturday evening, May 23 at the Pleasant Grove High School. The local girls drill team are raising funds fortheir summer activities and are putting on a variety show for this purpose. Ticket prices are set at $1 and may be purchased from any of the girls or at the door. The entertainment will start at 8 p.m.

Queen Contest (Continued from page 1) House at 8 p.m. in a public beauty and talent show. Miss Pleasant Grove and her two attendants will be selected by popular vote of those in attendance at the contest. The Straw-ben-- Days Queen and her attendants will be selected by out-o- town judges. Judges named to select the Strawberry Days beauties will be Mrs.

Fred Schwendiman of Orem, Dalian Clark of Provo, Orville Gimtl.er of American Fork, Eugene Harvey of American Fork and Quinn Hatch of Orem. Application blanks are available tointerested girls thruogh Mrs. Olpin, Mr. Christensen, the young ladies mutual presidents in the wards and at the high school. Tickets for the contest are being sold by contestants and members of the Chamber of Commerce.

Visits from California Andrew J. Johnson of Santa Cruz, California is spending a monthhere with his sister, Mrs. Martin S. Christianson and family and greeting friendsand old schoolmates of years ago. LEG OF LAMB, lb 79c MILD CHEESE, lb 39 RADISHES GREEN ONIONS, 3 bu.

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You will be glad that you did. Offer Expires Act Now. Moin Center Pleasant Grove SERVING CENTRAL UTAH New Son Harold R. and Jessie Chipman Penrod welcomed a new son at the American Fork Hospital on Tuesday, May 19. Two brothers and two sisters are waiting to welcome the new baby home.

Visits in Salt Lake Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Linebaugh and Pauland Truma Lee visited in Salt Lake CitySunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Glade Linebaugh and family. Jr. Hi Promotion (Continued from page 1) Douglas Spencer, Jerry Apray, Robert Stott, Johnny Swemson, Lloyd Terry, Steven Thomas, Alex Thyssen, Jess K. Thome, Jay Walker, Lynn Walker, Stanley J.

Weber, David L. West, Royal West, Samuel N. West, Ronald Williams, Daryl Don Woodbury, Bill N. Wright, Jay Young. Girls Shirley Atwood, Ann Blanch-ar- Janet Bronson, Sharlene Bullock, Shirley Bullock, Dawna Lou Butt, Judy Carlson, Jeanne Chipman, Peggy Covington, Sel-rn- a Kathleen Crouse, Georgia Dodge, Connie Jean Dickey, Pauline Parr, Beverly Fordham, Sue Fox, Judy R.

Garvin, Earlene Giles, Leah Gurr. Wanda Herrick, Linda Higgin-so- LaRee Huntsman, Iona Iver-so- Shirley Jarvis, Elizabeth Charleen Kelley, LaNita Kelsey, Virginia Lee Loader, Paula Mad-se- Ardith Makin, Janet Max-fiel- Alice Georgina Meredith, Therisa Miller, Margaret Ann Miller, Rowena MayMorgan, Venetta Morrill, Linda McCaus-lan- Kaye Nielsen, Linda Louise Nielsen, Jacqueline Noble, Linda Ny strom. Eulala Ann Pack, Linda J. Peterson, Vickie Piatt, Carla Price, Deanna Kay Price, Karen Randall, Jane Richards, Shauna May Robertson, Arlene Smith, Diane Ellaree Smith, Nancy Stratiton, Joyce Swenson, Dauna Kay Swen-sb- Kathleen Sykes. LyndaTaylor, Karen Thayne, Jean Turner, Jolene Walker, Linda Wadley, Mary Wadley, Annette Walker, Delia Pauline Walker, Veloy Walker, Sherrie War-burto- Linda Karen Weeiks, Jan-ee- Weyland, Jill Wilcken.

A Worthy Springtime Note-Che- ese Rice Fondue Withthe grand and glorious entrance of spring comes a challenge a challenge to the man of thehouse to begin that garden he's always wanted a challenge to those youngsters to start that neighborhood baseball team a challenge to you to appease those hearty appetites with nutritious yet deliciousfood. A terrific way to meet your challenge is to serve delicious i Cheese Rice Fondue compli mented by a freshand crispy green saladand tasty chocolate frosted butter cookies. With your added load of springtime work, you can prepare this taste-tease- of a meal simply and quickly. Bake your butter cookies early in the morning right after you've finished the breakfast dishes.The delectable Cheese Rice Fondue is a mere matter of combining the grated, sharp Cheddar Cheese and fine rice with the remaining ingredients in a casserole and baking it for approximately one-hal- hour. During thetime the fondue is baking, you can mix up your salad.

That's it. In one short period of time you can serve a meal worthy of any occasion delicious too. Cheese Rice Fondue Wi cups milk 1 cup boiled rice or Yi cup uncooked rice Hi cups shredded Cheddar teaspoon salt 1 egS', well beaten 1 butter Mix all ingredients together except paprika, reserving half cap cheese. Pour into buttered casserole.Bake in a 375 degree preheated oven until done, about 30 minutes. A few minutesbefore baking timeis up, sprinkle with the remaining cheeseand the paprika.

Finish baking. Yield: 6 servings. Butter Cookies 2 cups sifted flour teaspoon baking soda Vi teaspoon baking powder Vi teaspoon salt cup butter 154 cups sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup dairy sour cream Sift flour and remaining dry ingredients together. Cream butter. Add sugar gradually, mixing well.

Add eggs, vanilla and sour cream. Blend in the sifted dry ingredients. Drop teaspoons of the dough onto a buttered cooky sheet andbake in a pre heated 400 degree oven for minutes.Yield: 6 dozen. Creamy Chocolate Butter Frosting Vt cup butter 1 package confectioners' sugar, sifted 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon milk or cream 2 squares unsweetened chocolate, melted Cream the butter until smooth. Add Mi of the sifted confectioners' sugar and cream thoroughly.

Add the salt, milk and vanilla. Blend.Add unbeaten egg and melted chocolate and beat until smooth. Add remaining amount of confectioners' sugar. Beat until smooth. If frosting is a little thick, more milk or cream may be added.

Seminary Grads (Continued from page 1) Karen Fugal, Sandra Gaines, Al-en- Gilbert, Janice Gillman, Mer-ed- a Griffin, Craig Hansen, Gwen Hardman, Annette Harper, Jean Harper, Larry Harris, Roland Haycock, Hay Hiatt, Jean Hill-ma- David Holdaway, Kent Hoo-le- Robert Hunt, Jane Ingersoll, LeRoy Jacklin, Virginia Jense, Michael Johnson, Paulette Johnson, Robert Jones, Linda Larsen. Drew Long, John Lott, Sandra Lunceford, RosaLeen Madsen, Linda Makin, Doug Merrill, Richard Miller, Tom Monsc-n- Warren Monson, Rondall Morrill, Ann Moulton, Karen Nielson, Marilyn Nielson, Sharon Nielson, Beverly Price, Gary Price, JoAnn Rad-rrtal- Colleen Randall, Deanna Rees, Louise Richins, Mirriam Robb, Mary Jane Roberts, Judy Robertson, Gary Rose, Kent Roundy, Dennis Ruff ell, Lee Sohoonover. David Shoell, Kenneth Slater, Coralee Smith, Craig Smith, David Smith, Dianne Smith, Nancy Smith, LeAnne Smith, Karyn Stevens, Gerald Stott, Robert Sutch, Pat Swenson, Darnell Thornton, Virgil Turner, Richard Wadley, Dianne Walker, Steven Walker, Glen Warnick, Mark Warnick, Ben West, Carl White, David Wilding, Earl Woolley, Jack Wright, Pauline Young, Wally Young and Wayne Zupan. Guests Visit Here Guests at the Earl Booth home last week were Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Booth from Pampa, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whitaker from Toppnish, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson from Valle-j- Calif.

On Monday oflast week they joined three other sisters and a brother in Logan forthefuneral of their father, Hetoer R. Booth..