Lamanite Cultural Center and Gardens Planned for 1970
Public announcement at a Provo Orem meeting outlines plans by the Lamanite Cultural Foundation to build a $1 million Lamanite Cultural Center and Inspiration Gardens at the Grandview area near Provo and South Orem. The non profit group lists a governing board led by V Lee Bonham and aims to foster understanding between Indian and Polynesian peoples and others while providing scholarships and public facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo Chamber of Commerce
Orem
E. H. Asay
Irginia Bonham
Clyde Naylor
John Maas
Sted Co Ach
Weeks
Ormid Dodge
Oes Yalwen
Bonham
Lamanite Cultural Foundation
Loma Woo Wana planned star shaped cultural center at Grandview
The La manite Cultural Foundation announced the Grandview project creating Loma Woo Wana an unusual star shaped cultural and dining center with gardens and a 10 foot wall on two properties owned by E. H. Asay and a Lutheran church overlooking Provo the facility aimed to serve Utah as a major tourist and community hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamanite Cultural Foundation
Grandview
Provo
E. H. Asay
Lutheran Church
Local Horsemen Lead Provo Parade As Color Guard
Five Pl. Grove area horsemen formed the color guard and led the Fourth of July Freedom Parade in Provo last Friday morning by invitation of the parade committee. Kenneth R. Gillman Lynn Zufelt Vaughn Barnett Clyde Green and Vernon Ahman performed in fine style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pl. Grove Area
Provo
Kenneth R. Gillman
Lynn Zufelt
Vaughn Barnett
Clyde Green
Vernon Ahman
Senior Citizens Entertained by Timpanogos Stake Group
Senior Citizens of the Timpanogos Stake area will be royally entertained Saturday July 12 at the Timpanogos Stake House. Visiting at 11 30 a m and dinner at 12 30 p m precede a variety program headlined by the North Utah County harmonica band Norman Wright Jon Bratt Tim Ekins Nancy Ekins and a youth dance group. The event is organized by Chairman Eldon Johnson and his committee with personal invitations planned for all eligible guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Johnson
Timpanogos Stake
Timpanogos Stake House
North Utah County
Norman Wright
Jon Bratt
Nancy
Tim Ekins
Johnson
Enforcement for Dog Ordinance Starts on Tuesday
City authorities announce strict enforcement of ordinance 6 34 prohibiting dogs from running at large. Beginning Tuesday July 15 the animal control marshal will impound dogs found off premises or not leashed, with hunting season exceptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Green
Public Safety
Green
Ord
Mt Timp Riders Plan Play Day in Lindon Saturday
Mt Timp Riders of Lindon host their annual Play Day at the Lindon arena on July 12. The show begins at 7 p.m. with signups from 6 to 7 p.m. Events include Western Pleasure calf roping team roping ribbon pull hide race poles barrels and keyhole. Admission is free and prizes include trophies buckles and ribbons for event winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Timp Riders
Lindon
Lindon Arena
Fifteen Pleas ant Grove students earn BYU spring honors
Brigham Young University Provo lists fifteen Pleasant Grove students for spring semester 1969 honors. High honors went to freshman Jann Waid. Honor roll includes Delores A Bradshaw Marilyn B Fowles Steven Niels Holdaway Harley Jense Linda K Pack Judd Ronald Kent Nelson Tommy Nielsen Rebecca Monson Kathryn Ann Rasband Mark L Roberts Richard Spencer John Thomson Laura Wadley and Lee H Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young University
Provo
Pleasant Grove
Jann Waid
Delores A. Bradshaw
Marilyn B. Fowles
Steven Niels Holdaway
Harley Jense
Linda K. Pack Judd
Ronald Kent Nelson
Tommy Nielsen
Rebecca Monson
Kathryn Ann Rasband
Mark L. Roberts
Richard Spencer
John Thomson
Laura Wadley
Lee H Walker
Pleasant Grove Sets Budget At Special Meeting
City council adopted a 1949 70 fiscal year budget of 194 599 per category based on 4 361 000 assessed valuation. Revenue highlights include property taxes 88 635 business licenses 5 300 court fines 9 000 liquor fund 5 358 sales tax 200 and water sewer 165 000. Expenditures list general government 46 646 police 43 605 fire 7 775 streets 43 401 library 4 384 parks 6 764 cemetery 7 22 garbage 18 744 recreation 6 350 and utilities 165 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Alpa Corporation Ventures in Pleasant Grove Eyes Growth
Alpa Corporation on West Center Street becomes a growing industrial concern in Pleasant Grove with nine employees. Dr. Harold Minas, president, explains Alpa means Absorptive Lensing Prescribing Aid and that the Alpascope measures eye sensitivity for tinting sunglasses or lenses, validated by university clinical surveys. Biotronics of Redding, California distributes the instrument. Dr. Minas notes Pleasant Grove friendliness and loyal local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpa Corporation
Pleasant Grove
Center Street
Harold Minas
California
Alpa
Minas
Biotronics, Incorporated
Redding
Chicago
University of California, Berkeley
U.S
Pleasant Grove Council Reviews City Needs and Projects
The Pleasant Grove City Council met Monday with Mayor Harmer presiding. Council members discussed Jaycees contributions, housing access, sewer extension, gravel and pit plans, garbage service, and improvements to ball park and dog pound fencing. They approved a health services agreement and set a special meeting for the gravel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay F. Harmer
Pleasant Grove
City Hall
Jesse K Thorne
Dennis Ruffell
Robert Gurr
Leland Carter
Ted Allen
Jaycees
Ruffell
Jaycee Club
Highway 91
Phil Hatch
Battle Creek Canyon
Malcolm Beck
American Fork City
Geneva Rock Products Co
Charles Holman
Provo Canyon
Ball Park
Dog Pound
Harmer
Kent Reimschussel
Utah County Department of Health
New Repair Shop Opens in Pleasant Grove
Lynn Zufelt and Vernon Ahman open an auto repair shop at 660 West State Road promising to fix all makes and guarantee work. They invite Pleasant Grove residents to visit to discuss mechanical troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Zufelt
Vernon Ahman
West State Road
Ahman
Zufelt
Pleasant Grove
Harold Draper to Attend FFA Leadership Meet
Harold Draper son of Mr and Mrs D Barton Draper will attend the National FPA Leadership and Citizenship Conference in Washington DC the week of July 14 19 representing the Pleasant Grove Chapter of which he is president Wayne Carnaby is his vocational agricultural teacher The conference aims to inspire and inform young leaders to meet challenges in leadership for the FFA agricultural industry communities and country Chapter presidents from across the nation will share program ideas and take part in activities at government departments and other sites in and around Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Draper
D. Barton Draper
FPA
Washington
D.C
Pleasant Grove
Wayne Carnaby
FFA
Washington, D.C
Jaycees Donate Shotgun to Pleasant Grove Police
Ted Allen of Ideal Market and Pleasant Grove Jaycees member donated a shotgun valued at 104 dollars to the Pleasant Grove Police Department. Grant Loader, former Jaycees president, urges residents to support the fund to equip officers and improve crime protection in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Allen
Pl. Grove
Jaycees
Pl Grove
Grant Loader
Pleasant Grove
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Lamanite Cultural Center
Winston M. Crawford
Josephne S. Birch
William E. Petersen
Charles C. Sessions
Inspiration Gardens
Virginia Bonham
Utah
Battie Creek
Problem Kay
Phil Hansen
Kathy Smith
Phil
Kathy
Mt Timp
Concen
David Faux
Jay Harmer
Alpa Corp
Jaycee
Mike Ferre
Loader
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