Golden Knights to Parachute at Pleasant Grove Parade
The Golden Knights parachute team will perform Saturday at 1 pm south of Pleasant Grove army roving ambassadors as part of the local celebration. Sponsors include Christensens Store Ted Jones Allied Builders Supply All American Realty Utah Power and Light Co and several doctors and shops. The team, known as the army’s official demonstration unit, has performed worldwide from London to Honolulu.
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Army
Pleasant Grove
U.S. Army
P.G. Army
Christensens Store
Ted Jones
Barber
Allied Builders Supply
All American
The
London
Honolulu
Hawks Lead Pioneer League Inconsistently With Scoring
The Pioneer League schedule shows Hawks beating the Times 16 to 2 and Braves 16 to 10 while other results like Mustangs over Hawks 4 to 3 on May 31 and Bees over Braves 9 to 7 on June 2 are listed. Standings note many scores missing. Knights claim 150 to 200 exhibitions yearly and advertise U S Army recruitment in Provo with contact details.
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Mustangs
Hawks
Bees
Braves
Times
Wasps
The
Ss Hawks
Ene
Alpine School District budget hearing set for June 19 1972
The Alpine school District Board of Education will hold a public hearing on June 19 1972 at 9 a.m. in the Administration Office 50 North Center Street American Fork Utah to adopt the budget for 1972 73 and adjust the current 1971 72 budget. Kent J Abel Assistant Superintendent. Publ. Dates June 8 15 1972.
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Alpine School District Board of Education
North Center Street
American Fork
Utah
Kent J. Abel
Miracle Ear free offer for those with hearing loss
A free contemporary hearing device is advertised for readers with faded hearing. It claims to ease listening to radio and TV, though not a hearing aid, and promises rapid delivery after writing to MIRACLE EAR, 1054 34th Ogden Utah 84403. Limited to one per person with hearing problems.
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Ogden
Utah
Funeral Services Held Saturday for Gregg D Peterson
Funeral services for Gregg Darrel Peterson nine son of Gary D and Tardy Boswell Peterson were held Saturday at 11 am in the Third Sixth Ward Chapel under Bishop Cloyd Christiansen. George R Paul spoke, Wanza Christensen gave a tribute, and other rites were led by the bishop. Burial in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery followed with Norman E Wright dedicating the grave. Gregg, born October 17 1963 in Salt Lake City, died from drowning in the Murdock Canal on May 29. He is survived by his parents a brother Scott D Peterson and grandparents Darrel E Peterson Stella Boswell Sadie Harris and David Le Baron.
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Gregg Darrel Peterson
Gary D. Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Murdock Canal
Cloyd Christiansen
George R. Paul
Wanza Christensen
Christiansen
Jerry J. Harris
John V. Christensen
Jay Grace
Pleasant Grove City Cemetery
Norman E. Wright
Ross Bratt
John Bezzant
Laurel Thorne
Rick Gilmore
Kent Thorne
Ron Gilmore
Charles Wierman
Stevan Smith
Gregg
Salt Lake City
Gary D
Tardy Boswell Peterson
Grovecrest
Scott D. Peterson
Darrel E. Peterson
Santaquin
Stella Boswell
Nephi
Sadie Harris
Grass Valley
Calif
David LeBaron
Provo
Pleasant Grove Stake Holds Quarterly Conference Sunday
Members of the Pleasant Grove Stake and visitors to their stake conference heard a message from church leaders during the quarterly gathering. The event drew attendees from the local community and reflected on faith, service, and stewardship within the stake.
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Pleasant Grove
Stephen Thomson Receives M D Degree May 28
Stephen Talmage Thomson son of Dr and Mrs Talmage M Thomson received his M D degree from George Washington University Medical School on May 28 1972. Stephen and his wife Ruth Carnaby and their daughter Holly are visiting Pleasant Grove with the Thomsons and Ruths parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Carnaby. Dr Stephen Thomson will begin an internship at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City on June 22.
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Stephen Talmage Thomson
Talmage M. Thomson
George Washington University Medical School
Stephen
Ruth Carnaby
Holly
Pleasant Grove
Thomsons
Ruth
Wayne Carnaby
Stephen Thomson
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Jaycees Band Duel At Pleasant Grove High
Jaycees hosted a Saturday band duel and dance at Pleasant Grove High School with four bands in a stiff contest. The Omahas, a local group, won the competition and performed at the annual Strawberry Days Teen Dance. The event, sponsored by the Jaycees and Bank of Pleasant Grove, drew a good crowd. A raffle for two camp quilts donated by Mrs Nerdin was announced, with 50 cent donations and all Jaycee members holding tickets.
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Nerdin
Pleasant Grove
Time Conference Leaders and Music by Timpanogos Chorus
Time Conference featured speakers Christiansen Robert Bradley Stevens Robert R Schow Mark Sanderson Melvin Norman Condor Sam Craig Robison and Scott L Smith. Music for the conference was furnished by the Timpanogos Youth Chorus directed by Joann Longman.
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Lewis Harmer
LaVina Abbott
Michael Gray
Charleen Ostergaard
Wayne Ash
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Chester Stone
Terry Jenkins
Dale Gillman
Ted Garfield
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High Council
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Dean Blackhurst
Roger Blain
Jaycees
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South Main
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Jack S. Pace
Lindon Memorial Pavilion
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Lindon Veterans
Jim Durrant
Ray Green
Wayne Peay
Don Gillies
Kay Robbins
Dennis Wheeler
Wayne Thomas
Kent Taylor
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