FRIDAY, JUNE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH 23, 1950 Pres. George Albert Smith to Dedicate Snow Springs Monument Next Tuesday Final cement work is being completed this week on the large Pioneer monument on Saratoga Road, which will be dedicated June 27 by President George Albert Smith. R. Gam Holbrook, monument committee chairman, reported that all plans for the dedica. tion program are complete. The large boulder which will form the monument has been placed on its base, and the bronze plaque which will be set in it is being cast in Salt Lake City. The highway has been widened in the vicinity of the monument to provide parking space for visitors. Mr. Holbrook emphasized that all local materials are being used for the monument. The rock itself was brought down from the low hills to the Snow Springs site, where the colonizers of Lehi spent their first winter. Although it has been placed directly on the highway, a short distance from the actual spring, a small marker will also be laid at the spring itself. The unveiling will be carried out by Hannah Evans Anderson, oldest living daughter of Bishop David Evans, who led the 13 original families sent by Brigham Young to colonize the Lehi area. Bishop Evans also presented the petition to incorporate Lehi as the sixth city In Utah. Mrs. Anderson will be assisted in the unveiling by the Centennial queen. John D. Giles of Salt Lake City, secretary-treasurof the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association, is directing preparation of the plaque which will be set in the monument. 12-t- on er On the evening before the unveiling, he will bring the plaque to Lehi, set it in the monument, and place the veil over it The veil will be a piece of the huge veil used in the dedication of the "This is the Place" Monument in Salt Lake City, and after ceremonies it will be presented to the city as a souvenir. Dedication services will open Tuesday at 10 a. m., under the direction of Mr. Holbrook, and will be broadcast to the congregation over a public address furnished by the Deseret News. PROGRAM Lehi High School Band Band Selection Directed by Frank W. Shaw Congregation "Come, Come Ye Saints" President Herman C. Goates Invocation Patriarch Andrew Fjeld Historical Sketch of Lehi Pioneers Lynn R. Webb Chantante Chorus Selections Directed by Isabel B. Brown Unveiling of Monument by Hannah Evans Anderson, assisted by Lehi Centennial Queen Band Selection "Spirit of God" John D. Giles Presentation of Utah Pioneer Trails Secretary-Treasurand Landmarks Association Address and Dedicatory Prayer President George Albert Smith "0 Ye Mountains High" Band Selection Benediction Bishop Warren L. Goates er 8i$ JatHify'Sty New 1950 Frigidaire ' Wg 8 Refrigerator EG . $23475 only 7.6 CU. Wt big. The Lehi Centennial History book is being rapidly pushed to completion. Every effort is book being bent to complete the and it is as soon as possible, be will book the hoped that about distribution ready for August 1. The book was originally distriplanned to be ready for Centennial the bution during week, but increased number of weeks pages has caused a few contcill book delay. The new 1000 pages tain approximately of pictures and script, portrayLehi. ing 100 years of history in committee Centennial The urges those wishing to obtain do so copies of the book to celebrasometime during the tion that they may be assured is promp delivery when it Orders distribution. ready for wUl be taken during the entire week. Those who pay for a book at that time may it will be mailed to them immediately upon publication. T. F. Kirkham, Centennial History chairman reports that those who wish pictures returned may call at his residence Sunday, June 18. Ifi new. 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