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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
3
Fourth Ward leads the Senior M-Men softball standings on June 17 after five first half games. Despite a tough early schedule and a rash of teams still active, Fourth Ward remains undisputed top with two teams in pursuit as Grove and others shift positions.
An advertisement sponsored by the United States Brewers Foundation highlights Utah County on page three, part of a series saluting Utah counties. It calls Utah County the LAND OF PROGRESS and reflects the industry’s self-regulation efforts to keep beer sales high and compliant with law.
Mr and Mrs Keith Henrickson of Logan are visiting here with their parents Mr and Mrs Orvad Bullock and Mr and Mrs Arnold Henrickson. Also guests at the Henrickson home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Lewis Wells and family of Salt Lake City.
A July gathering at C A Fugals featured guests from New Orleans Paul and Lucile Corbin and family, with many locals attending. Weather notes for Pleasant Grove report a near perfect week with cool nights, sunshine, light winds, and minimal rainfall. high 87 on June 16, low 45 on June 13. Strawberry Days plans loom as forecasts call for mostly good weekend weather.
The LaVotta Club gathered at Lindon Recreation Center with Mrs Dena Bezzant host. President Melha Holman led a brief business session and the evening continued informally with games and refreshments for members Melba Holman Helen Harvey Mae Bezzant Beth West Joyce Walker Virginia Loader Barbara Baxter and guest Richard Bezzant.
Mrs B H Adams returned from Los Angeles where she spent two weeks with her daughters E C and Dawn Phelps and Dan and Joan Naylor families. She enjoyed the light opera Babar the Elephant, the musical Most Happy Fellow, Wind Jammer on Cinemiracle, and Glendale arts offerings.
John Linebaugh departed by plane Wednesday for Fort Lewis Washington after spending two weeks with his parents Dr and Mrs B Linebaugh and family. The serviceman came from Denver where he fulfilled an assignment at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital. Previous medical training was at San Antonio and other army schools. At Fort Lewis he will receive the next assignment for somewhere in the Far East.
Ervine Smith of Los Angeles spent two days in Salt Lake City as a guest of his brother Ernest Smith and relatives. He was en route to Ohio on a business trip for Hughes-Aireragl. The Smiths met him at Salt Lake Airport and accompanied him back to Salt Lake to board his plane.
The Pleasant Grove Post 7f American Legion team posts mixed results, with a 60-50 mark after four games. Wins include June 9 at Lehi and June 12 at PLG Park 8 to 5, with Barnett, Smith, Wadley steering batteries. Future games list Payson, Spanish Fork, Lehi, Springville, and Strawberry Day events through July.
Karen Sampen presided as Gilinan foundation leaders decided to move meetings to Gilinan form. Members discussed hiking projects, a youth outreach item, and a short coat style. Next meeting set for next Wednesday at 2 pm.
Shamrocks met May 24 at Ruth Swenson’s home to work on bench and laundry bags. Joyce Swenson demonstrated machine threading and Mary led a safety swim lesson. June 3 at a leader’s home they judged Viv sewing and Dawn Butt demonstrated cane work. Ann Pack led health and hair care tips. Mrs. Sont showed tire-stay tracing wheel use. Attendees included Ann Pack, Mary Wadley Joven Sorenson, and Dayna Lou Bunt.
The Busy Bakers held their fourth meeting on Thursday June 6. After the opening remarks the group discussed safety. During the work period they made a batch of quick mix and baked drop biscuits.
Tape and Thimble 45 Club met at Doni Christensen’s home to discuss demonstrations. Two members presented shot demonstrations, Doni demonstrated making a fringed scarf and Lucite presented a method for mitred carpet. Refreshments followed hosted by Doni. Next meeting set for Latelle Osmond’s home.
The Learning Lasses and Lesme Lassies IEE Club met May 27 under Mrs Eldon Pack with eight girls and two leaders. Officers chosen include President Sheryl Smith Vice President Cay ol Hall and Secretary Linda P. Reporter Susan Howe. Refreshments served and meeting adjourned. The Lesbitle Dassies met at Mrs Ride Pack home on June . Prayer by Ronda Turner pledge by Sheryl Smith lesson by assistant leader Ann Puck. Refreshments served and club dismissed.
The K. R. Club met June 6 under leader Mrs. Liuena Warnick. A Mach girl arrived with a homemade cooky judged by Mrs. Warnick and the group, with all entries earning Blue Ribbon awards.
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An eccentric June 9 gathering of Curious Dutiesfoe wueuus Luss featured a ban and the making of a shale and an egg salad sandwich. The dish was shared as plans formed for future potluck style meals before the group noted ideas for future pie and sandwich options. Attendees included Judy Brintley Jeanne Oscarson Suzann Larater Lena Harper Jo Layne Bezasnt and Diane Tuttle.
A June 13 gathering at the home of Mrs. Grant S. Richards was led by Ann Smith who gave the prayer. Jane Kreaser led the pledge, Mary Ann Sworsen read the minutes, Parla Troisended led singing, and five members attended before judging occurred.
Ute Cookin Cuties met with leader Mrs K Adams Doris Goode club president offered opening prayer Doris led pledge and motto Cathy Anderson gave lesson on good table manners Three muffins were baked and judged by members Martha Jean Adams guest daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Adams Fyngo North Dakota attends as guest plans for a four day panty party on Friday June 13 and invitations were sent to Baking Brownies Club members All club members were present
The Baking Brownies club met June 10 at Carol Browne's home with leader Edith Anderson. Prayer was given by Mary Rowley and Ann Harshlel as they recited the club pledge.
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On Monday June 16 the Curious Cuties gathered at a host home for a safety in the kitchen talk by Jeanne Oscarson. The group made sandwiches sampled elk shakes and played paying games in a casual, social meet event.
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