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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
4
Council discusses Wied and grass at Kiwanis Park while addressing motorcycle issues at the ball park and Lions Park. No Trespassing signs to be posted. West to boost police patrols. Mayor Haynie announces public budget meetings on June 17 and 19 amid irrigation water complaints.
Carters beat Intermountain 9 to 4 in an extra inning thriller to remain undefeated. Dan Nielsen sparked the win with a second inning RBI triple and Bud Nielsen closed it out in relief. Intermountain tied the game late but Carters pulled ahead in the seventh and won in the extra frame. Packs crushed Kazoo 20 0 behind Mike Shoell and W Duvall. Walkers edged 14 11 in the nightcap with late rallies before Hifford?
In Pioneer League action the Wasps moved into first place after beating the Mustangs 4 to 0 and the Yankees 9 to 8 in extra innings. The Mustangs fell to second after losing to the Wasps while the Timps and Braves still seek their first victory as Friday's clash looms.
Strawberry League standings show both the Cards and Utes undefeated as three teams jostle for first. Daryle Spencer led the Tigers with two home runs against the Pirates while Cameron Tolman and Ray Moosman homered for Utes and Liles respectively. Dodgers and Pirates sit tied for fourth with one win each. Mets and Giants remain cellar-dwellers awaiting their first victory next week.
Results from last week's Strawberry Day softball show Walkers Reed Coast and Carters posting wins. Standings note Packs Constriction undefeated in the double elimination format with Carters and Reed Construction each with one loss. The next action set for Saturday June 21 features Carters vs Reed Construction and The Whiner vs Packs for a potential tiebreaker.
Plans announce the Alhambra Theatre revival at the Grove Theater Pleasant Grove with 500 seats renovation. Duke Major leads as executive producer to host monthly musicals dramas vaudeville and concerts by Ahambra Playhouse Players. Auditions and signups set for June 12 at the Grove Theater 7 to 9 PM call 785 2220.
During the past week at American Park Hospital a boy was born June 3 to Thelbert and dady Kirk Atkinson and a boy was born June 6 to Lewis and Vamara Nelson McDaniel. The White family and others thank friends for help and sympathy after deaths of Helen White Robert McCandless and Laura West.
Funeral services planned for Saturday at 100 aims in the Timpanoger Stake Center for Harold Hardman who died of an apparent heart attack near Shawberty Reservoir on Tuesday June 1. He was born November 11 in Pleasant Grove to James Edward and Adhors Adamson Hardman and married Mae Wadley in 1940 in the Sault Lake Temple. He was a general foreman of labor and auxiliary in the Open Hearth at Geneva and recently retired. Survived by his wife, one daughter Joan Beckstrand, four grandchildren, a foster daughter Bud Rickelall Lake, and several siblings. Viewing Friday 7 to 9 pm and Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.
Pleasant Grove City Council schedules Thursday June 19 1975 at 7:00 for a public hearing in City Hall reviewing the 1975-76 general fund budget of 497726 and revenue sharing fund budget of 89439400. Citizens invited. Published June 4 12 1978.
The District FRIENDS Council sponsors a June 21 carnival and dance at Provo High School with KEYY disc jockeys and Honey and Soul. Admission is free to children. a 9 cent donation is requested from others. Activities include a dunking booth, sponge throw, penny toss, cakewalk, puppet show, pony rides, and food.
Prenatal classes begin July 10 at American Fork Hospital with sessions July 10 through August 14 from 7 to 9 PM in the hospital conference room. The fee is 43.00 per couple and instructor Marsha Stewart leads the program.
The Mountainland Association of Governments will receive 670000 from the EPA under the Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972. The study covers Utah Wasatch and Summit counties with plans on water quality, land use, and engineering, to be overseen by MAG staff and consultants over two years.
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