Earnest presented by BYU drama at Timp Stake House
BYU drama department presents Oscar Wilde comedy The Importance of Being Earnest at the Timpanogos Stake House on April 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. Lead roles include Arthur Butler and Harold Oaks with Mary Dawson Cecily. Funds raised support a piano for Pleasant Grove Seminary. residents invited.
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Brigham Young University Drama Department
Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde
Timpanogos
Mr. Wilde
Earnest
Arthur Butler
England
Harold Oaks
Cecily
Mary Dawson
Layton
Utah
Byu
Winifred Bowers
Lael J. Woodbury
Pleasant Grove Seminary
Easter Message Warns of Atomic Threat to Civilization
The article reflects on the Easter story and warns that scientific power without moral guidance risks annihilation. It cites atomic weapon potential, Civil Defense statements, and calls for faith in Christ to find true peace. It emphasizes humility before God and urges adherence to Christian teachings as a defense against humanity’s self-made dangers.
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Christ
Cancer Drive Planned for Pleasant Grove Area
A kickoff meeting for Pleasant Grove area led by Drive Chairman I V Adams was held at his home. Co chairs Mrs V F Houston and Mrs J Z Storrs urged canvassing every home April 18 from 6 to 8 pm and distributing literature on cancer symptoms. Professor Royal Garff of the University of Utah will speak at Firmage Hall at 7 pm April 15.
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Pleasant Grove
Drive
I. V. Adams
V F. Houston
J. 2. Storrs
Houston
Storrs
Cochairmen
Utah County Cancer Committee
Adams
Pleasant
Grove-Manila
Royal Garff
University of Utah
Firmage Hall
Garff
Morgan Howell
Howell
Emile J. Cances
Petal
Green
Fred Keeteh
Ted Isen
Jack Lee
Pleasant Grove High School
The
Jaycees
Timpanogos
Washington, D.C
Glen Newnan
Placques
A. L. Dureost
Provo
Motor Salon Co
Peasant Grove
Edward Roberts Utoce
Sam Green
Mobil Hoy Ash
Chevron
Don Hales
Horshoy's Western
Spencer Merritt
Phillips 66
Nakiaril
Nithenal Toon Ajre
Amblawt
Rewleo Committee
W Lo Powter
Par Yore
United States
Shell
Bnile J. Cuncts
Harvey Named to National Reclamation Water Committee
Leo P. Harvey was appointed to the Water Users Committee of the National Reclamation Association after a Washington DC notification. The committee will advocate for state and local water users in the association program with members including Leslie Cowles Oregon C A Bergeson Montana R R McMullin Arizona A A Meredith Texas and Charles Nietl Colorado.
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Leo P. Harvey
Washington D.C
National Reclamation Assocation
Petrus Peterson
William D. Welsh
Harvey
Reclamation Association
Leslie Cowles
Oregon
C. A Bergeson
Montana
R. R. McMullin
Arizona
A. A. Meredith
Texas
Charles Nietl
Colorado
Water Supply Prospects Bright In American Fork Canyon
Spring runoff in American Fork Canyon faces flood risk due to a salt crust on the snow surface from a recent storm and unusually slow March melt. Snow courses show well above average snowpack with Timpanogos Divide 106 percent Altamount 102 percent South Fork 141 percent and Timpanogos Cave 225 percent, besting normal levels.
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American Fork Canyon
Wallace Saling
Timpanogos Cave
Thomas A. Walker
Timpanogos
Altamount
South Fork
Mr. Saling
Principals Attend Convention in Spokane Washington
Principal Calvin Walker of Central School and Principal-elect Donna Ash of Grovecrest School left Salt Lake City for Spokane to attend the Regional Convention of the National Elementary Principals Association. The conference runs April 4 through 8 with Alpine District colleagues Thomas Larson and E A Beck among attendees. The group plans to return to their schools on Monday, April 1.
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Calvin Walker
Central School
Donna
Ash
Grovecrest
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Washington
National Elementary Principals Association
Alpine
Thomas ©. Larson
Alpine School
E. A. Beck
Union School
Alpine District to Explain Need for More Schools
Alpine School District plans public meetings to explain the need for a $2,950,000 bond for new school buildings amid sharp secondary enrollment growth. From 1928 to 1955 enrollments rose from 4,933 to 9,763, with projections showing 3,640 secondary students by 1965 and continued rapid population gains.
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Alpine
Alpiné
Trict
Gup
Toway
Fourth Ward Choir Easter Cantata Set for April 10
The Fourth Ward Choir under Ford M. Paulson presents an Easter Cantata in the Second Fourth Ward Chapel at 6 am Sunday April 10. Alice Judd Rosalie Richards Reed and Milded Walker assist. Readings, solos, and choral numbers feature the Pleasant Grove area with multiple soloists and ensembles.
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Fourth Ward Choir
Ford M. Paul~ Son
Second-Fourth Ward
Mr. Paulson
Alice Judd
Rosalie Richards
Reed and
Milded Walker
City Council Tackles Road, Water, and Growth Issues
At Monday's meeting Kenneth McClure was named road foreman and equipment operator. A new ordinance to curb railroad blocking times is in the works after delays during a fire response. Ed Roberts denied a beer license for I's Hut amid local opposition. Streets chairman Johnson authorized 20 000 tons of Utah County gravel at cost. Culinary water well work nears completion and summer supply is urged for residents. McCormick begins Atwood subdivision model home 22 homes planned. Sewer Inspector and Disposal Point Operator jobs posted. 700 applications received for new connections. $500 connection fee urged for prospective customers.
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Kenneth McClure
Meyer Edward Roberts
William Freeman
Ed Paxton
Tidor Johnson
Utah County
McCormick
Atwood
City Planning Commission
Allen Gexzant Returns to Veterans Hospital
Allen Gexzant has been readmitted to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City for ongoing medical care. Local officials and family members await updates on his condition as doctors evaluate treatment options.
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Allen Gexzant
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Stanley West joins Hiland Dairy as Pleasant Grove route man
Stanley West of Pleasant Grove has joined Hiland Dairy as a retail venue salesman. He will deliver Bury products to homes in Pleasant Grove three days a week, Monday Wednesday and Friday. He is a Pleasant Grove High School graduate and served as a missionary in Colorado and Nebraska before a Coast Guard stint.
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Stanley West
Peasant Grove
Hiland Dairy Organization
Pleasant Grove
American Fork
Stanley
Loren M. West
LDS Church
Colorado
Nebraska
Ibe
Pel Statess Cost Guard
Port Reyes
Alameda
Calif
Coast
Pleasant Grove Chamber Directors Banquet March 31
Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce directors held their annual banquet at Kina Jts Cafe in Provo on Thursday evening March 31. Officers George Faw Karl Adcobm and Totent Eunibeway led a humorous program and welcomed directors and officers while attendees enjoyed dinner and entertainment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pleasant Grove Chamber of Comvierch Officera Inl
Kina Jts
Provo
George Faw
A Rusipusen
Karl Adcobm
Eunibeway
Paul ¢Ereet
Ihinger Obwieies
Masuer Tf uHremanien
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Timp Stake
Shrew
Lorna Erickson
Lady Bracknell
JoAnn Leonard
Miss Erickson
Gove
Timpanogos Stake
Merrill N. Warnick
Melchizedek
Stake
M. L.A. Bidet
Milton W. Sill
Council of the Twelve
Iyr
Battle Creek
Jesus
Hiroshima
Virginia
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Galilee
Pl. Grove
Am. Fork Canyon
Wash
Pleasant Grove Arca
W. Robert Marrett
the Mount, of Olives
Joan Gardner
Gay Farr
Cathy
James Richards
Eloise Richards
Hesanna
Gur King
Fourth Ward
Haster
Ward
Jaycee
Stanley West New
Hiland Dairy Firm
Afticaps
Adapts
Vern Goole Kay Mills
Keneath
J. Gillman
Max. Terre
Vern Ahmar
Cwfford Alor
George G Smith
Bradley May Busper
Forno Salir
Dedi
Umalée
Therenenerdt
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