The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 8

Tuesday, March 17, 1970. Pat-e 8 THE DAILY HERAID. Provo, Utah About People Sp. Fork American Legion Honors Five for 50 Years Service Each ducted by Garth Hansen, first vice commander of the unit. These receiving the pins in commemoration of their membership and service were Ern Davis, Ixo Banks, William Money, Francis Iiindell, and Francis Johns.

Each has held various posts in unit executive By RONALD G. KING SPANISH FORK The awarding of service pins denoting 250 years of membership in Spanish Fork Post 68 highlighted the recent American legion Birthday Banquet held here. Five men received 50-year pins in the ceremonies con By Mildred B.Hall 37S-85S3 -373-0S46 Polly and Jean Howard from Vernal, have been guests of their aunt and un le, Mr. and Mrs. Curg W.

Belcher in Provo last week, as they followed play in ass A High School Basketball Tournament. They returned home on Mr. anil Mrs. Ivan E. Bell of Morgan visited during the past week with a sister-in-law, Mrs.

Clyde Q. Bell in Provo and with otfier area relatives. The couple was returning home after wintering in California. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley R. Finch, Orem, hos'ed a farewell dinner Friday evening for Mr. Finch's brother, Brent Finch, who is leaving for a church assignment soon. Also a guest was Miss Raelne Johnson of Pay son. Brent is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley J. Finch of Orem. 4 Benjamin offices or on committees during their 50-year tenure. Featured speaker of the evening was Jack Leifson, member of the Spanish Fork City Council and a teacher at the Spanish Fork High School.

"I am speaking to a group of 'squares' tonight," he stated in his opening remarks. He continued by describing his audience as the type of solid citizen whose record shows strong faith and belief in "principles of Americanism and Democracy on which our great nation was built and continues to 'unction." He concluded his address with an earnest plea for "answering America's need for more of this kind of 'squares'." Also heard during the evening was the winning address by Mary Carol Roach in the post's recent oratorical contest under the title of "The Constitution-Guardian of The People's Rights." Miss Roach was presented the first prize award of a $50 savings bond. The second place award was then presented to Bryan Money, and the third place prize to Charles Davis. Special musical entertainment for the evening was provided by an ensemble from the Spanish Fork High School, whoso members were, Sherry Tuckett, Karen Keyte, Jay Jolley, and Steven Dudley. The food was prepared and served under the direction of Mrs.

Francis (Jackie) Belders of the post's auxiliary unit, aided by the girls of the Junior Auxiliary uni. Special guests included department and district officers of the legion and auxiliary. Two Stage Productions Planned in Springville 7 Girls on Pep Squad well-known Montana actor, and Iinda Atkinson, a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Michael Ferral, television and theater director who also ha? saved with the Seattle Opera, is in charge of stage design. READY I OK ST.

PATRICK'S DAY is "colleen" Marge Laior, a hemctron employe from Elk Grove Village, III. The shamrock was cut from a metal plate by a (lame cutting machine that electronically follows a line drawing to tut shapes from steel. CT-3 By RECENE PEAV BENJAMIN Four Benjamin girls made the pep team for next year at the Spanish Fork Hih School, and one other girl was chosen to be a member of tlie color guard. Karen I-undell, Francis Ann Lumlell and Dor-thea Hawkins were chosen to be members of next year's pep team. Carol Richardson will be a member of the color guard.

1st Lt. Terry M. Zupan, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R.

Zupan of Heber City, was appointed to his present rank by direct commission while serving with the ICth Aviation Battalion in Germany. The newly commissioned officer, who previously held the rank of chief warrant officer, is an aircraft maintenance officer of the battalion. He entered the Army in 1966, was stationed in Vietnam before arriving in Germany in September 1968. He holds the distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal and 28 awards of the Air Medal. The lieutenant was graduated from Wasatch High School in 1960 and from Carbon College in Price in 1964.

u) Miss Orem Pageant Slated for April 20 SPRINGVILLE Tennessee Williams' "The Glss Menagerie," and the musical "Oh, What A Lovely War" will be presented March 26 and 27 at Springville High School by the Montana Repertory Theater. "Oh, What A Lovely War," a show with the format of British vaudeville, will be presented on March 26, at 8:15 p.m. The play is based on letters, diaries, and songs from World War I. Its title comes from the famous drill song the English use to count cadence. Time Magazine called it "tne most important theatrical event of the decade." Montana Repertory Theater's production features innovative lighting techniques.

"The Glass Menagerie," to be presented March 27, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., examines a young poet's problems in St. Louis during the depression. This production features Marrian Walters, who has appeared on Broadway, Roger OeBoourg, a Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth B. Peay and sons, David and Danny, met their son and brother, Kenneth Brent Peay, at the Salt Lake Air port last Friday. He returned from an IDS Mission to Ontario Canada. OREM The annual Miss Orem Scholarship Pageant has been scheduled for April 20, it is reported by Ernest Evans, president of the Orem Boosters, sponsors of the Summer Festival and the pageant. Committees are being appointed to handle details of the celebration.

Boosters have recommended that this year's Summer Festival parade be held on July 18. Last year the parade was held after July 24, and the committee had difficulty getting bands to participate. Boosters officers told city officials recently that the parade date conflicts with American Fork's parades, which are scheduled for both morning and evening on that date. Theme of this year's celebration will be "There's More of Everything in Orem." Johnson ffFf Mm Mr. and Mrs.

J. Goron Knudsen of Provo spent Sunday in Idaho Falls, mingling with family members at a dinner and gathering honoring the Knudsen 's nephews, Rick Call, who recently returned from Bolivia and his brother, Joe Call, who is leaving soon for a church assignment. Mr. and Mrs. l0 Steele and a brother Iceland, spent 10 days at Riverside Calif, visiting their daughter, Mrs.

Shirley Chapman and family. sea-use Mrs. Patricia Wride hosted the 'Variety Club' recently. Prizes went to Diane Beckstrom, Elaine Anderson and Blanche Hawkins. Robertson's Marine Annual All Family BOAT SHOW Will Be At The SALT PALACE In Conjuction with UTAH 5th ANNUAL BOAT AND SPORT SHOW Mar.

18-22 (We will Not have our Annual Boat Show in Springville this year) What this Country needs is a Good 10 Cup of Coffee! siiere! Mrs. Mary Clark entertained the B. L. Bridge Club last week, and Mrs. Florence Thomsen hosted the ARC Club.

Mrs. Vivian Harrison, Provo, returned home during the past week after an extended visit with family members. She and Mr. Harrison, had driven their daughter, Mrs. Frank E.

(Edna Merry) Wilcock, and her new baby to their home in St. George, following the Provo birth of the baby. While there, the family was joined by another daughter, Mrs. Leon (Evalo) Blackley, from San Diego, and her family. When they returned home, Mrs.

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It's the patriotic thing to do. Offer ends May 30, 1970 Mrs. Marion Wride has held a family dinner in honor of her husband's and her daughter's birthdays. Sharon, her daughter, also had a group of girl friends in later to join in the celebrations. ft PLAN NOW TO SEE THE ALL NEW SPORT, BOAT AND TRAVEL SHOW Army Sgt.

John M. Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Peterson of Provo, has been assigned to the 69th Signal Battalion in Vietnam as a data terminal operator. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peay and son, Danny, and his mother, Regene, spent Sunday at Cen-terville with Sharlene and Gary Perigo who gave the program at church. Twenty-three relatives were then served lunch at the Perigo home.

has it Robertson's Marine MARINE SPECIALISTS Mr. and Mrs Ned Kofford, together with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Anderson, all of Orem, spent Sunday in Logan visiting te Anderson's daughter, Sheila, a student at Utah State At The SALT PALACE Mar.

18 to 22 In Salt Lake City 365 West 1230 North 97 SOUTH MAIN, SPRINGVILLE 489-5656 A group of 11 and 12-year-olds enjoyed a party at Arrowhead for an evening under the supervision of their Sunday School teacher, Bryan McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bingham of Moab visited one day with his mother, Lois Bingham, and family. Mrs.

Sandra Reynolds of Henderson, spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Steele. Her husband was on National Guard duty during the weekend at Vernal. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Gilej and three small sons from Afton, visited here with the parents of Mrs. Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bona.

Susan Bona, another daughter, spent the weekend with the group. Orem Cemetery Sets Cleaning; Get Containers for quaranteed earnings on iL SAVINGS 4,011 Why not investigate one of our plans j( for earning interest on savings! vfefe 4 Vfri Whether you purchase savings certificates, or savings bonds, I Si you'll start earning interest immediately on the date of pur- t'GkeUsA Chance To Say "YES'''' CENTRAL BANK TRUST COMPANY I Offices in Provo, Spanish Fork, and Springville OREM All flower containers, floral pieces and other decorations left at the Orem City Cemetery must be removed by the owners by Friday, according to Bub Mellor, parks superintendent. Mr. Mellor said his crews will begin cleaning the cemetery after that date, and any materials left will be discarded. ABM INFLATION WASHINGTON (UP'; -Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said Monday the estimated cost of the Safeguard Antiballistic Missile System (ABM) rose last year from $9.1 billion to $10.7 billion an overrun of 17 per cent.

In prepared testimony before the House Armed Services Committee, Packard said: "I want to tell this committee very frankly that if such factors as inflation, stretch-out anc" design improvement occur in future years as they did in the past year, then we could experience some continuing cost growth of this defense.".