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Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

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Bond Election Set for Pleasant Grove July 15

Pleasant Grove voters will go to the polls on July 15 to decide a 35000 bond issue for two purposes. a 23000 portion to repair and build city streets and a 12000 portion to retire an existing debt at 6 percent interest. Polls open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm at City Hall. Bonds payable within twenty years with interest not exceeding 6 percent. officials expect to negotiate around 4 percent. City officials urge participation, noting good finances and broad street need.

Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove City

Missionaries Speak At Youth Conference Sunday Evening

The quarterly conference concluding session at the Timpanogos Stake MTA was directed by Supt. Herbert Gilbert and arranged by Ms. Arvilla Harvey. Speakers Royle Johnson and David Richards recently returned from Danish and Great Britain missions. Music included a violin solo by Marilyn Thorne with Chester Stone, and a mixed chorus from Third and Sixth Wards led by Ida Mae Ghristianson. Awards honored Bugens Bezzant with Eastern Man, Sixth Ward volleyball trophy presented by Dale Seely to Kent Sorenson, and Silver Gleaner recognitions to Carole Smith, Pat Jolley, Nola Ash, Myrla Williams, Vanieta Madsen, Joye Cullimore, Myrna Turner, Joan Haycock, with Elsie Ringger presenting.

Timpanogos Stake MTA Herbert Gilbert Arvilla Harvey Stake Royle Johnson David Richards Foreign Mission EiMler Johnson Wider Richards Great Britain Marilyn Thorne Chester Stone Ida Mae Ghristianson Carla Haynie Dorothy Bearmoon Sue Black Mia Rane Ate Ertman

Robbins Reunion Held Sunday in Utah towns

The William Robbins family reunion was held Sunday at Saratoga with Erroll Robbins as president. A noon luncheon preceded a program featuring Jorn Robbins of Vernal, Stella Boren, Danny Rivers, Beth Wall of Vernal, Gillman sisters from Orem, and William J. Robbins. Officers were elected. 126 attended from Vernal Pleasant Grove Orem Salt Lake City Provo and other Utah locales.

William Robbins Saratoga Erroll Robbins Jorn Robbins Vernal Stella Boren Danny Rivers Beth Wall Deanna Sandra Nanette Gillman Orem William J. Robbins Pleasant Grove Salt Lake City Provo Utah

Pleasant Grove’s Strawberry Days Faces City Neglect

Pleasant Grove’s welcome mat faded as neglected Triangle at Geneva crossroads sours the city entrance. Grass, once lush by civic care, browns under drought with little upkeep. Strawberries Days festival praised for weather and community effort, while critics claim lasting value.

Grove Chamber of Commerce Cadmus Mothers Study Geneva Avith

American Legion Post To Hold Election Tonight

The 1958-19 officer election for Post 70 American Legion will be at 8:00 pm in the Lewin garden. Nominees include Milton Adamson and A J Meredith for Commander, Jesse Monson and Kay Jacobs for First Vice Commander, Glen Newman and Bob Holdaway for Second Vice Commander, with others for Sergeant at Arms Service Officer Chaplain and Adjutant. Installation ceremonies will follow.

Jung Lewin Jenaén Jonsen East Flrat South Pleasant Grove Milton Adamson A. J. Meredith Jesse Monson Kay Jacobs Glen Newman Bob Holdaway Victor Bronson Vernon Ah Robert Cor Inahy Viron Washburn Boyd Pugal Karl Banks Post 70 Don Mack Dalton

Flower Show on Strawberry Day Was Successful

Despite late spring flowers and hail damage the local Garden Club annual Spring Flower Show drew hundreds. Awards went to Mrs Rhoda Nilsson American Fork for Queen of the Show and to several members for various arrangements and roses.

Bessa Rhoda Nilsson Peace Rose Martha Leonhardt Stephen Behling Helen Radmall

Fourth Ward Still Leads in the Senior League

Fourth Ward remains atop the Senior M Men standings with six games played and no loss, Lindon Second close behind, First and Grove tied for third. The week’s pivotal matchup features Fourth Ward against Lindon Second, potentially leaving both teams even after the clash. Three rounds remain to settle the first half, followed by a double elimination tournament for the second half champion.

Ward Mary Lindon Ranner-Ujy Grove Harry Richards Ball Anderson Philip San Antonio Tex Liey Gordon Wright Mey Wright Relief Society Colorado Mexico Albuquérgue Monticello Mr. Richards Will Lear Priday Twin Falls Idaho Pleasant Grove Gaming Co

P G Berries Rout Payson Lions 10 6 in a close night game

P G Berries defeated Payson Lions 10 to 6 at PG Park with seven hits by PG and a five run spell by the CJs. Pitcher Doug Hoopes held the Lions in check after a shaky start. Next home game is Tuesday, June 20, with an all star event scheduled for July 2 in Provo.

Gentian Abch Kassel Plessadt Grevo Berrise Payson Lions PG Park Hickory Payson Heme Bingle Lip Berry Ray Jarman Roland Battle Creek Boys Lnstedt Cjs Doug Hoopes Flames Dave Richards Dec Robinson Withers Bwell Cartwright Lions AllStar Judy Bay Tt Banda City Park

Alpine School District approves four million budget for 1958 59

The Alpine School District Board of Education approved a 4 307 000 00 budget for 1958 59 at its June 23 meeting in American Fork. The plan shows a 12 250 00 increase over last year and includes amounts for administration instruction other school services operation and maintenance of plants utilities and debt services. The old Calvin Walker home on Central Elementary grounds in Pleasant Grove will be razed and anyone interested in razing the building should contact district officials.

Board of Education Armerican Fork Calvin Walker Pleasant Grove American Fork

Free Balloons At Sugar and Spice Grand Opening

Pleasant Grove businessman cam GREEN takes over Sugar and Spice Cafe at 387 South Main. Grand Opening set for Saturday and Sunday with air conditioned dining, window service, and 1000 balloons for kids. Special offers include 25 cent malts, two for one cent, free root beer with hamburgers or hot dogs, and a 5 cent creem cone gift with coupon through July 5.

Cam Green Dusnessman Pleasant Grove Sugar and Spice Cafe South Main Green

7th Ward to Sponsor Saturday Night Dance

Pleasant Grove Seventh Ward sponsors a Saturday night dance on June 28 starting at Spin weather permitting. The event will be on the wocking lot at the Timpanogos Stake Soela with mixers square dances and other fun dances. Dean Christensen serves as chairman.

Pleasant Grove Seventh Ward Timpanogos Dean Christensen

Parades Highlight the 37th Strawberry Days Celebration

The 37th annual Strawberry Days drew an estimated 10,000 attendees over Friday and Saturday as grand parades and city park activities filled the weekend. Queen Loreaine Herring led the parade, with attendants Beverly Parr and Alene Ghrert, plus representatives from Pleasant Grove businesses. Despite weather perfect for most, some noted slower Friday action, while Saturday’s Stockman’s Parade and festivities drew strong crowds and praise for community spirit and continuing tradition.

Madeo Redes Kenneth BR. Gilmin Utah New South and Viter George Smith

Homecoming for Elder Gammon Sunday Evening

Elder Robert Gammon will be honored at homecoming services at 5 80 p m Sunday June 29 in the First Birth Ward chapel Kay Jacobs chairs the Birth Ward missionary committee Elder Gammon is the son of Bishop and Mrs Welby Gammins former Fifth Ward residents The program includes Prelude and postlude by Diane Gammon opening prayer by Bishop Welby Gammon inclement service musical selections by Mrs Glen Anderson Roberts aunt speaker Elder Robert Gammon closing song by Howard Anderson and closing prayer by Elder Harry Garnumn.

Robert Gamimon Mra Glen Andresson Robert Robert Gammem Howard Anderson Harry Garurnn

Mrs Della Ross in PG On Account of Father's Operation

Mrs Della Ross travels to PG to care for her father after his operation. The family, including Mr and Mrs Nephi Radmall, supports him at home while the father undergoes recovery from the major surgery.

Della Ross Etra Dalla Fess Vhitren Sika Thosr Nephi Radmall Row Utah Valley

Meeting date shifted for Lingan Fair Hall event

According to Mrs Boy Wal er, the Lingan Fair Board announced the meeting date change from Saturday June 24 to Friday June 27 at 7 20 p m in the Lindon Park Building.

Boy Waler Otwitmas Tyrert Samureliy Pan Lindon Park

Schedule Drawn Up For the Little Leaguers

A two week schedule of Little League games lists teams with matchups and venues. The notice notes coaches and spectators have guides at the league stand and mentions expected gate receipts and field assignments.

Mure Aotedgemmanl Basch Clinica Veewndls Tattler Cuba Banks Dodpers Va Cube Brves Carils Praia Dodgers Giants Utes Palliess Linder Wafthestay Lidy

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Staxpayer Battle Creek Pleasant Grove Cannery Bank of American Legion Fourth Ward P. G. Berries 7Th Ward Texas Loreeine Herring Beverly Parr Alene Gthert Gros Toin Everage Lormine Herring Alene Miss Kert Pleasant Grovr Geneil Simper Joan Hay Morn Snith Karen Swensen P.G Elder Gammon
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