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Program Fcft cs Two burglary suspects from The change boxhed eea cat The Alpine School District Lehl were in the Utah County a metal bar wuea bcj Board of Education at its last Jail Tuesday la lieu of baU, the steatlsaerts and a decided to ad bound over to district court to large lock fasteasd to the hoc regular meeting Mfisa hsn sad ibis ltfte to tae High School: Dale H. the textbook rental pro- await trial on a charge of burg- aad the poU barf also eaa rat r-ffee call of school baBs sad rates 2i mob Principal; David P. gram to cover all Tenth grade larizing the Dutch GM Laundry The suspects sppareac Pries, of advaelBTo fell tor eaotBer I scBdents in the Alpine School atr SpeclalEdscatloa, (also known as the American ried the box from the . re MMti art awre esetttBg to taeso 18,000 ; Math; Melvla P. Barton, District The Ninth Grade stu- Home Laundry) in American across Merchntt Street past O lwwdcw. Chores; B. Keith Bushman, dents were involved In the same Fork early Tuesday. They were Mountain StsieelTelepeoae aad dnt dur of scaooL TttyanMctoito teachers Bad nay eewly Driver Education; Fob Cook, grades. lerteatus. m friends, tire vice prestdeot la 194. He type of rental program during captured after a Telegraph OffCee throat cIbsstoobis. Visiting Teacher Jlmmle F. held this position until his re the past school year. The chase by police officers of vacant lot audio; the car. The Dale School: Lent Elementary schools win charge a $10.00 Utah and Salt Lake Counties drove by back roads to a Atee School District officials report thai most of fee Crittenden, physiology, P. E.; tirement April 21, 1958. available teaching positions bits been 0114 wife soms short-af- os Kent Davis, English, Speech; G. Burgess, Principal; Ramona tat Hotel textbook fee to all Ninth and early Tuesday morning. The resided road near the general Recouple D. Anderson, Third grade; Mary Tenth grade students for the smearing mainly la fee special services category. Kent R. Day, Trig., Chemistry, W. was about $150, of which fractories in LeU where the box Utah. Loss NorThird grade; Barrett, Algebra H Richard M. Fowler, Hpuch awl haartnf teaehsrs hart bosa partlaitarly dttacatt Mrs. ScaUey was a member coming of the school year. R $122 was recovered. was pried open,!: . G. Barton, Fourth grade; to find this year. Oftr M new teachers bars bssa fclrsd is Algebra I, Geometry; Nortn that this textbook planned of the Yale Second In The men stopped at a Lets Church City Provo Arrainged Ward, W. Bone, Fourth grade; to total las ranks of 87 veteran Alpine School District rental program will proceed Court Tuesday morning on sec- station for gas. about S s.mw Fox, Counselor, English; Hazel Am of Jesus Christ of Letter-da- y Helen Fourth J. Bowcutt, grade; School A. District has bssa fortunate la S. Hakes, Library; Eldee teachers. Tb Alpine Saints. From 1927-19- 30 she was untU it encompasses all grades, ond degree burglary charges, where they were seen by Lett Marilyn Crawford, Kinder gar caring ths services of so many highly ojnaltflilBsw teachers. Harding, Atten, Coune., Avis., ten head In mne urougn twelve, extending they waived preliminary bear Police Officer Ashley of Builder work Trail Glenuls and First grade; a breakdown of statistics snow oat oc so nevteacaers Biology; to a new grade each year until and Boonevm Stakes. Liberty ing and were bound over to dis- and shortly after the W. Derey, First grade; Fas M. hlrid. 'SO ars on ths slsoMBtary level and 60 on ths the program is completed. Jay B. Healy, Rem. Read., She the Church's trict court Bail was set at left the station. Officer first taught Thelma Second Grade; World Geography; Jerold A. Dubois, Dale H. Price an dary! level. Trail Principal Builder class. $1500 cash or $3,000 property. son received a descripttoa of W. Second Carl Grade; Hansen, A I Hilton, English; Jeanne C. Jack! She was a Relief Society, nounced that the Lehl Hleh The suspects, LynnG. Feath- - their vehicle by a radio. He School Hours Vernon Fifth J. MeUor, grade; in S:.a. E. Home 4,9 Lars son, Economics; erstone, 24, 1664 N. 5th West checked with the station operaSunday School and YWMIA tea- School wffl purchase the follow Fifth RuthB. K. Nielsen, Grade; lng textbooks that were used Lehl, and Herbert S. Klnsey, tor and determined that the gas According to Superintendent Jenkins, Counsel, Geometry, cher for several years. During tht 1984-6- 5 school Dsn Physiology; Nell H. Manning, Peterson, Third Grade; Naomi by Tenth grade students during W. Peterson, work is pro wUl was Mrs. a 21, 279 Junction St, Lehl, purchase had been paid with District charter School ScaUey Alain H, Shaw, Kindergarten; Ardlth yaar, member and secretary of the the past year: EngUsh, Algebra allegedly pried a large coin 50 cent pieces. Officer Nelson rapidly on the prepar- English; Byron Memmott, Agri W. Walker, Second grade. hart 19 lnsntary and nln ceeding ation of each school for the culture; Sandra DeeNoakes, of the Utah Pioneers, lp Algebra n, world history, changer from a steel pipe In the immediately flashed an alert aeoondary schools in operation. Sego LUy Elementary School: Daughters bookkeeping, speech, sociology, American Fork Home Laundry, to Salt Lake County officers day of school on Mondes, Physical Education; Phillip Paul Yale Camp. Afton Additional special education opening SI. Hanson, Principal; 30 North Merchant St, about and a road block was set In Secondary students Oyler, Phys. Ec, Con. Math; D. Born Sept. 19, 1884, in Lehl, aid physiology. Students declasses hare been organized for August Burgess, Kindergarten; Beth Social Science; Dean to sell the above textbewiU Prior, school attend each siring day was 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. They were place. a Utah she one-ha- lf county, daugh the coming year which makes tween Grade First DriDriggs, books are requested to bring apprehended near Sandy on 8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Newell Sargent, Phys. Ed., ter W. E. (Bus) Eggett, owner of Samuel and Mar Rogers this vital program arailable to Helen Third E. Fulkerson, ver Education; Glen M. Smith, day; the books to the Lehl High Highway 91 about 2:30 a.m. of the laundry, accompanied attend students win Ann Elementary tha Fox She in every major the student Taylor. school between the hours of 9:00 Speech; Mearle B. Smith, Type, grade; Virginia W. Gurney, married Mr. ScaUey June 10, School Office on Tuesday by Lynn Turner and Don Poul- - Utah County Deputy Dean Kirk-ha- m community of the District a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each day. Math, Book; Patricia F. Tate, Fourth grade; Olive Harding, 1907. The marriage was later August 18 - between 1:00 and sen of the Murray City Police. in pursuit of the duo and Ruth Harper, solemnized In the Salt Lake 5:00 p.m. at which time they One or two exceptions to these Commercial; Horace K. Fourth grade; was The them as they reburglary by reported accompanied New, Buses will be purchased for use in the a nearby resident, Mrs. Harold hired to American Fork. Mr. established times will exist in Walker, Indus trial Arts, Draft- Second grade; Brent L. Milne, Temple. Elenor Dean Fifth Fine R. grade, Ridges, Welch, Arts, ease of a school such as ing; The couple resided in Sugar textbook rental program. Holindrake, 50 West 1st North, Eggett reported approximately Three new buses have been the Second grade; Josephine Robi- the Union Elementary which be History. 1:45 a.m. when she saw $150 in change was in the maabout 14 and for two Idaho, City, to worn years son. Special Education.; Lou replace purchased two to moved 1920, Salt Lake in carry a large box chine last night and Chief Boyd persons out enltosjid to continue efforts gins at 8:30 a.m. and dismisses City Class of '59 Seek at 2:50 p.m. in order to mini Lehl Junior High School: J. N. Sorenson, First grade; Lewis to a vehicle parked E. Adams stated that $122 had Salt Lake Survivors: husband, to keep, bes loads and length Fifth grade; Shirley mize transportation hazards on Ferrln Gurney, Principal; Kaye Stone, in front of her residence. Amer been recovered. one three sons, City; of bus Notes reasonable and efdaughter. Member Addresses the Geneva Steel Plant road Vernene Archibald, Rome Ec, Swenson, Second grade; Paul Douglas lean Fork Jos police officers, Toppen taken scalley, ficient Principals have About the time one learns due to the change of shifts. English; Grant V. Ashby, Maurlne H. Worlton, Remedial lsh, Washington; Mecham and Robert Mead, Ford Taylor advantage of the summer vahow to make the most of life, Members of the LHS Class eph Reading. Cran-me- r, W. Math; and found the Box front Joseph History, Elder of '59 attention: Plans have investigated Scalley, Tremonton, cation ta order and have on Pre-Scho- ol P. E., Health; William door of the laundry open with a the most of It Is gone. APPRECIATION County, Robert Samuel ScaUey, been made for our hand, new textbooks and edMeetings class first Fairbanks, Sixth Grade; James chair holding the door ajar. Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Rob reunion. ucational materials for the stuSaturday, September District administrators and A. Gray, English, Counseling; We are so grateful to all the ert F. (Ethel Madge) McKenna, dents when school begins. Budthe date set for the getHansen, Sixth Grade; wonderful people that offered us Chula Vista, Calif.; 14 grand- 12ls get allowances are now being supervisory staff members will Margaret which wiU be held in together, Paul ol great-gran- d' seven three Halverson, Music, Band, their and so kindness begin much supday children; to love, spent for; the coming year the new high school. Wedneson one Reading; brother, Herbert further equip the schools with planning meetings port, in so many many ways, children; Activities will begin promptly Elwood Hunt, Science, Math; day. August 19. New teachers the latest, audlo-risu- al during the difficult days after Taylor, salt Lake City. equipat 7:30 p.m. with a dinner, to the passing of our darling Funeral services were held be followed ment. : Unique to the District win begin their orientation Donna Klester Gibson, History, by a program, visite. Saturday noon in the Yale Ward this year will be the operation meetings on Wednesday, August English; Ruth w. Peterson, Daughter and Sweetheart and ing, dancing. A. Peter Charles P. 88 Health; a.m. at 9:00 in the Orem E., We will never be able chapel in Salt Lake City, with of IBM equipment in the cenTickets wiU cost four dollars Junior High School. The new son, Industrial Arts, Art; Owen to repay or give you all the Interment in the Lehl cemetery. tral office to give greater diper couple and can be obtained Complete R. meet teachers also will with and close we Porter, English; In our thanks feel History, hearts Among relatives versity to the District in acfrom either Carolyn Carson or Sixth reT. Lisle the in their Grade; for everyone. VerLene loved friends who attended were Mr. Brent Russon, counting add statistical reprincipals Fox. Class members are Auto Repair Work spective schools all day on Lee O. Squire, History. Rem. everyone she knew, we pray and Mrs. Frank P. Martins, Mr. search operations. encouraged to attend and are ' Merlin Sixth On 27. i Stevens, Fri Cox. Reading; G. we and Mrs. Thursday. August : Mrs. J. win to each day be able but t f to asked the officers class help Official Inspection Station day, August 88. there will be a grade; Reed L. Sunderland, maintain this love In her place. vel Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil in obtaining the addresses of Lighter Loads . The Cleon Leany Family H. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs, those who have moved from this general District institute for all Science, Math: Elaine D, Acres t f lit nation Around rfct cfotfc of the Alpine School Walker, Library; Mildred W. and George P. Price and Mr. and locality, as they desire to pass Classroom loads will be employees Sixth FA5T FAIR Webb. FRIENDLY Fork in District grade. Elder Robert A. VervUle Mrs. Morris Clark. Mr. Clark further information to them. somewhat lighter throughout the Senior High School auditorium. is manager of the Utah-IdaDistrict schools next year, paAulo Sugar Company warehouse in R. Dean rticularly In the elementary This meeting will begin at 8:45 Merely having an open mind Lehl. schools due In a large part to is nothing. The object of openFred Nakagawa, Owner Further information on reg the toss of some elementary San 424 w. 5 No. the mind, as of opening the ing on of istration the students Dial PO students from the Edgemont CORRECTION to shut it again on mouth, Is PO secondary level will be made school to the Provo School Dis something soUd. trict Building construction available to the public through At U. of U. Due to an error, the name of within- - the District has been a statement from the principal Steven Brown, son of Mr. and limited to some remodeling of in each local paper. All eleIn just three seasons, Coach up its conditioning drills In Mrs. Howard B. Brown, was Alnew to the the American Fork Junior High mentary children Norm Van Brocklln and the Min Bemidji, Minnesota, figures to omitted in the report on thena nesota votings have developed offer a solid running attack to tlonal tennis meet in Arcadia, School, Pleasant Grove Junior pine School District should regHlBh School and numerous other ister with the principal on the the reputation of an "anything augment Its break-aw- ay backs, Calif. The account should have minor building andjmaintenance morning of the first day of can happen team. brilliant passing and exception stated that Russ Brown reached school unless preschool reThe Minnesota crew, winding al receiving. the quarter finals In the 18 projects. The construction of appointments have And the mtermountsin foot' year old and under class, and his tte Alp In e. Elementary gistration been made the by principal. Tti.ll under way Rich school baU . tans win get a .preview brother," Steve Brown, reached Students should catch their 22 the semi-fina- ls ard of this new offense Construction ar in the buses on the same routes at Million Trout when the Vikings playAugust the San old class. We're sorry. company, nas received the con tract 'to build the new South approximately the same time as Francisco 49ers in the Uni last year. New families can deOrem Elementary School. Con of Utah stadium in Salt versity LEHI PATIENTS IN AM. ttruCtlon of this building is termine their own children's Lake. needs by making inquiry of The Vikings, in three years, FORK HOSPITAL moving along welt Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe families within their neighborhave thrown away the script hood as to the bus schedule. Am Flaming at veteran the the Fran Tarkenton, Among patients A list of this year's teachers erican Fork Hospital were the quarterback, is known as and the subjects or grades which More than a million and a "scrambler." who isn't afraid following from Lehl: Ala Han they win be teaching is given half rainbow trout have been to run out of the protective sen, Ruby Peck Gerber, Gord here: stocked in Flaming Gorge Respocket If his receivers are on T. Woffinden, Lorraine Oiilcc covered. hatch Goates, Boyd Holmstead, Betty fish Federal ervoir by ' Ron VanderKelen, who sparkMR. AND MRS. HAL Gurney. Merrill Busk, Allen eries this year. HOLMSTEAD TAKE TOUR, led as a rookie last year, Is Webb and Joyce E. Manning. National fish hatcheries op ATTEND CONVENTION erated by the Bureau of Sport another quarterback who isn't Fisheries and Wildlife afraid to shoot for the moon. VISIT FROM KENT, WASH. Hal Holm stead, district man furnished 1,689,868 rainbow Then the Vikings have a great LeRue E. Thurston, Manager r BfteBBBBgw iaft' SBBBBBBBBBBBnuAttecvantiBBBk B BjjJsfcmB wiaaMijtoaeeaMfP xTOBfiip. ir&le M lllllll si Here from their home in Kent, mi lj"ffffiTTTlTTTWll of the Provo Employment Seagar for the New England Ufa trout for the big impoundment running back in Tommy Mason, Max and Mr. a and Mrs. msurance Utahthe Washington, great halfback, announced Company, partlclpa which straddles today curity Office., Herron visited with his mother, receiver In Paul Flatley. that his office is about to launch ted in the annual leaders' meet Wyoming border north of Ver ; . . Chevy U Nova Sport Coupe S the Vikings had a weak- Mrs. Nina Herron, for several a Job opening survey in Utah, Ing, conducted by the concern. nal, Utah. The trout were furnJuab, and Millard Counties. Mr. at White Sulphur Springs, West ished by Federal hatcheries ness last year, it was in the days. They had Included a trip dm of the Virginia. Headquarters were at located in SpringvlUe, Utah; defensive secondary, and in the to Yellowstone Park and visits more disturbing aspects of our the Greenbrier Hotel. About Saratoga. Wyoming; and Lead-vUl- e, power running attack. Van with relatives in Idaho. They are Brooklin feels he has Improved scheduled to return to the Colorado. cur tent laSor. market is the 400 leaders were present and Announcing the completion of both departments in the draft Northwest by Sept. 12. large number of persons without some were accompanied by work while, at the same time, their wives. This was the fifth his Bureau's 1964 commitment and player-trade- s. San Francisco, of course, was: f?7Tv:-' V. there are: a number of Jobs annual meet in which Mr. Holm- - to Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Gat-lruined ln stead has been included. C. John by key injuries. Repre without workers, with the coop Regional Director All the cripples are back and of the Department of the Inperctlon 'of employers in our sentatlves came from all parts arcL this survey will give us of the United States Including terior wildlife agency em healthy. So the game matches two a reach better picture of where Hawaii. phasised that although produced Mrs. Holmstead won a first in Federal hatebeies in three great offensive machines that thevworktrs are and where the place prize in the ladles golf states, the fish were stocked are rebuilding their pass delobs are. tournament next few the th lthla according to management plans fenses. This could mean trouble days Corvair Monza Club Coupe Employment Office will mall . The trip was taken by plane worked out In cooperation with for the rival coaches, but thrills to see to Buffalo, New York. They the conservation departments for the tans, who love out- - Questionnaires to all em the long touchdown run orpass. ty Cen attended the sacred pageant at of Utah and Wyoming. State plovers in the Tickets are moving rapidly tral Utah district asking them the Hffl Cumorah and also In conservation agencies have the to Oat their Job vacancies and eluded the very interesting and responstbuty for fisheries for the game. But choice seats a UJtte information about future exciting World's Fair. They management in that portion of remain in the $8 reserved or treads. "With this information, visited the White House, Presl the newly -- created Bureau of the general admission section, we tape to assist employers in dent Kennedy's grave in the Reclamation reservoir which which sells for S3 for adults i soltinr this eroblem of mi Arlington Cemetery, and also lies within their border, and and $2 for kids and students. Tickets may be ordered from Imbalance, which, in viewed the proceedings of the both Utah and Wyoming stocked power Bee wen KbMbw eeeWea neffl Senate and House of Represen HU Ug wiu etAlfli great numbers of trout this the University of Utah athletic jyiviiifw wwwi aw o&rd of living for all, Mr, tatives. They were gone two year, in addition to the fish ticket office. Salt Lake City. weeks. Thurston said. from Federal sources. ?'o ii II W umr M Ad-aau- ce, nir tiuinou w Mrs. Ethel Taylor SoaUey, 79. wife of Doaglas Evans Scal ier, former executive of Utah-Idaho died of nabaral Cedar Valley Elementary causesSocar Co. at 9iTl a.m. Wednesday School: James E. Balrd. Prto- - in Asbton. Idaho. and Fifth Foarth ctpaL Third, Mr. became general trades: uwue w. reeersoa. managerScaHey of the sugar cosepany Kindergarten, First sad Second to 1938 and was made exec a ex-to- two-cou- nty ert Sst iist. xnoois two-ton- ed . pre-scho- Ver-Len- .,,... an ho Service Welch Francisco 49ers Vikings Play Sfedium August 22 pvu EHMer, 16-ye- Oyer Stocked in - Gorge Provo En:p!opcnf to Coudjct J:!) Survey gj an-leag- ue ::v:,;:':::' lfjJ m M tettrtrw 11":. Your leader never sets himself above his followers ex cept in carrying responsibility. four U::h UnivcrsHbs Receive !:l;or.:l SciDr.ce Foundation GrcrJs . Everything in six students ta the academic year 1964-- 8 and four students in the summer cf 1968 to conduct research under the direc tion of Melvln C. Cannon of the ffYlt tlttttri aiKlt rgtii'nttt Department of Chemistry. to conduct their own selsnttfle To Brlfham Young Univer ratcarch. Ttsy aret sity: A $8,400 grant which win To tat CnlrersUy of Utaht enable four stadents daring the 1. A $14,0C9 grant which academic year 1984-8- 8 and four w3 enable IS undergraduate students in the summer of 1888 stadents to eeooresearch to conduct research under the tciar the direction of David direction of I, Keith KOn of Grant of the Dcartment of ths Department of Geology. Senator Moss said that under summer of craUtry for ths program, students selected Upland A tlx,eco grant wtieh bjr the 4tftrtmtwt 1 ts::s sis ttstxtt la fte eoncerned are given the for reeearch pro aad six tin-t- a trstser of rear lt:s- - jects of their own, guided by AAAMMaBJUl aa4ejaBi to crr.tiTi meareh r ) dlrectloa of Albtrt V. C:r-ir- L cf errs Is not The secret cf Senator Prank E. Moss announced Wednesday thai the; National tdenee Foundation' buratwuCad four grants to Ctah unrvsrsles which win CD-Ut- t It t mi ti tsar titCr- da te wtit yos Le, bat to - wtatfcao. 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