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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

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Final Drawing Friday for Bell Ringer Sales Days

Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce concludes the Bell Ringer Sales Days Friday afternoon with a final prize drawing at city hall around 4. Tickets should be submitted before then. Activities continue through Saturday with a Grove Theatre matinee and a hot dog stand operating from 4 p.m. The event features Santa Claus on Friday evening and Saturday all day. Last week’s winners, including Bill Prestwich and four others, may collect prizes at Pleasant Grove Real Estate.

Pleasant Grove Keith Miller Ible Santa Claus South Main P.G Bill Prestwich W. A. Shepardson Steve Meranda Richard Chadwick Alaine Warnick

Family Night at High School Friday for Alumni Basketball

Region Four high school basketball teams went 3 3 in practice games against non region opponents last Friday. Pleasant Grove Vikings faced strong results as Morgan, Viewmont, Davis, Provo, Payson, Carbon, Springville, Orem, Emery, North Summit, Tooele and others competed, with Friday night plans featuring an alumni game at Battle Creek Barn priced at 1 00 for any family.

Pleasant Grove Morgan Provo Payson Bulldogs Viewmont Lions Davis Carbon Springville Orem Dinos Emery Red Devils North Summit Tigers Tooele White Buffalos Battle Creek Vikings Pleasant Grove High School Jack Hill Hill

Futility and Stupidity of Waging Peace Debated

A column rails at Paris peace talks with jokes about table shapes, delays, and who speaks first. It recalls doughboy memories and contrasts negotiations with battlefield urgency. Also notes local winners of cash and merchandise prizes and a Utah choir tour to Salt Lake City.

Paris Vietnam

Bicycle Auction Set For Next Monday

Police Chief Max Ferre says a bicycle auction will be held Monday December 23 1968 at 9 00 a m at the rear of Pleasant Grove City Hall. About six bicycles found uncalled for or impounded will be sold to the highest bidders. All sales are final and cash.

Max Ferre Pleasant Grove City Hall

Police Chief Cites Penalties for Vandalism in P G

Pleasant Grove police chief Mike Ferre cautioned residents that individuals guilty of destroying or mutilating traffic signs or city property face a misdemeanor with fines up to 299 dollars, six months in jail, or both. He urged citizen cooperation in catching offenders and stressed obedience to new traffic rules, including a No U Turn sign at North Main and Center Street in the business district.

Pleasant Grove Mike Ferre Ferre North Maih Center Street Peasant Grove

Pleasant Grove Students Paint Murals at State Training School

Five Pleasant Grove High School students completed an artistic service project at Utah State School. They provided transportation and spent six hours painting murals in Training School rooms. Seniors Ric Nielsen Garth Hooley Stewart Moosman and juniors Grant Gray Wally Warren were released from classes by Principal Grant Ingersoll to lead the effort. The group also painted colorful children's murals in basement recreation rooms at Habit Training Home Living and Hospital Improvement Project cottages.

Pleasant Grove High School State Training School Utah State School Ric Nielsen Garth Hooley Stewart Moosman Grant Gray Wally Warren Grant Ingersoll Harold Woolston Habit Training HIP PGHS Hooley Wally Ed Garth Warren Dora Rees Woolston Bennett Provo Barratt American Fork Rees

Final Meeting for 1968 Held by City Fathers Last Monday Night

Mayor Paul T. Fordham and Pleasant Grove City Council held the last regular session of 1968 at city hall with all but one present. They discussed artesian wells, a pedestrian walk-way to the high school, a new No U Turn sign, and financing for the Industrial Park. The council also appointed Councilman Thorne to head a committee on future uses and renovations of the industrial park buildings.

Paul T. Fordham New Orleans Louisiana National League of Cities Utah Municipal Reeeue Utah Ection J. H. Tate Tate Philadelphia Fordham Membes U.S. Treasury Pleasant Grove University of Streets Gordon Edwards Office of Urban Affairs New York University James H. J. Tate John F. Collins MIT P. ¥. Murphy Law Enforcement Administration Kennedy City Hall Jesse K. Thorn

M Men Gleaners Plan Holiday Activites

The Timpanogos Stake M Men and Gleaners, led by Mr. and Mrs. John Gourley, announce several Christmas holiday activities. They start Sunday, Dec. 22 at 8:30 pm with a combined stake fireside at the First Fifth Ward chapel in American Fork, 381 South Third East, featuring Ernest Eberhart of BYU. A guest speaker is planned for Monday evening Dec. 23 at the regular meeting.

Timpanogos Stake John Gourley American Fork First Fifth Ward 381 South Third East Ernest Eberhart BYU

Alpine district wins Good Year award for achievement

Alpine Soil and Water Conservation District received the Good Year Rubber Company outstanding achievement award at the Utah Association of Soil Conservation Districts banquet in Salt Lake City. Leo P. Harvey accepted for the district, tenure as outgoing president ending after ten years. Nyal Wadley of Pleasant Grove named outstanding farmer of the year as district officials noted past honors and current leadership.

Léo P. Harvey Alpine Soil Conservation District Alpine Soil and Water Conservation District Goodyear Rubber Company Utah Association of Soil Conservation Districts Ramada Inn Salt Lake City Leo P. Harvey Pleasant Grove Harvey Alpine Conservation District Goodyear Harvey Said The John Y. Swenson Glen Smith Lehi Gary Holbrook Marion Green American Fork Boyd Sunderland Alpine Scd Nyal Wadley Wadley ASCD Litchfield Farms Phoenix Arizona

Lindon Council Wages Effort to Collect Delinquent Accounts

Lindon City Council at the recent meeting outlined steps to collect delinquent garbage payments after November 30, with Attorney Heber Grant Ivins drafting a delinquency letter and notices to be published. The new well drilling is complete and tests at 2750 gallons per minute, guiding pump size decisions for bids. No equipment garbage assessment is planned for the year, and dog license fees will stay the same.

Lindon Council Lindon

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