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Show i Itmemhtr Betaaa latest A Dime Out of Every Dollar is 1 U.S.Wcr Bends LBHI'S WIDELY READ fJ1 RUBBER AMD PRIESTHOOD COLLECTION JECTS CHOSEN I'KITD BOKDS-STAMP- STATES WU S No. 38 THURSDAY. MAT 21. 1942 Bonanza Mining Day Gone PRO- FOR VICTORY NEWSPAPER HOME-OWNE- D LEHL CITY. UTAH. HETAl SCRAP Pi tie Letii Free CYESTUE TCP SUMMER MUSIC SON OF LOCAL CLASSES WOMAN DIES . Rubber Collec" qrap Metal and :. nur being conducted by W. Priesthood projects for May were Robert Hope Gaisford, 41, of chosen at the Priesthood officers a son of Mrs. Sarah E. Eureka, from Donald Union Meeting, letter a Recently The i Sunday. Gaisford of Lehi, died of a heart prosu..;,,in f War Pr- jects: tf Velson, ailment in a Salt lake Hospial,; ' IPRCDUCTiVE mmmm. Board, was mailed to you. Church service Five minute talk I ORE BODV morning. He has recently Sunday Iched to his letter was a card on counsel from our leaders, both been employed as a machine oper-- j church and civil, buildng hope and ator at the Remington Arms plant Ither or not you had on your faith and abandoning fear. in Salt Lake City. metal or rubber Personal Welfare Cleaning ud He is survived by his widow, um any scrap to contribute or fhich you desired cemetery. Rubbish will be! two sons, Robert and Terry Gaisjcuy hauled away by the city until May sltothe government Also ford, his mother .three brothers: were instructions for filling I Dewey and Pete Gaisford of Lehi . j Miscellaneous To attend one oat the card. and C. E. Gaisford of Eureka, out session this the not filled at Salt Lake seven have sisters: Mrs. Lila Hofeltz of at Temple If you in- the next temple excursion. Ella ROCK . -- rt and mailed it accordng to California, Mrs. Oakland, do so at Class Instruction Read Elsie Mrs. will articles all Chris you kindly Christofferson, actions, in the Era from the Church Author- -' and Mrs. Essie Culmer of once. ities. Louise McKenzie of Mrs. Lehi: not received have If any of you of a mine, which serve to illustrate why mines and Mrs. Pansy letter and Idaho, Nelson's M. must turn Rupert, to lower grade ore during times of high mtal prices. jjr Donald Woods of Salt Lake City. If the lqw grade Is left in the mine when better grade ores are fte'eard, and you have scrap metal WHAT IS AH AMERICAN? mined, it will probably remain there forever. Funeral services were conducted a rubber on hand, will you kindly 105 A. office at P. W. at Eureka, Wednesday, with burial wich" low more in toforrm the belief, Ruth to the general grade along with By Taylor Contrary mean Provo, Provo City cemetery. the in not the do Bulding, higher grade. Gty and County higher metal prices Under this policy they are servfor the 282 or bonanza of return days the Utah. Telephone Number As always in a time of national metal mining Industry. The bon- ing the nation to the best advan-tagYou will be contacted by a crisis, the 283. country in waking up to anza days are gone as mines opertaking as much ore as posCEMETERY CLEAN-U- P P. A. representative. a realization of its "oneness ". The low rade ores are looking sible in the quickest possible way ating rubband without metal for than the the rather regard toward the future, scrap Increasing Because same people who when asked what NEXT WEEK gougin? a small high grade pocket net profit. Moreover, this preserves er on your farm is badly needed they were a few months ago proudof life the mine and perpetthe tor a temporary piofit to the production of war materials, ly said "I am a New Yorker, a Since the War Production Board uates an industry for the s'ate and will you kindly attend to this mattannounced that a premium price the nation. Calif ornian, a Kentuckan" now The annual Cemetery Clean-uSilver King Coalition at Park (17 cents for copper, 11 cents for er at once. with once voice proclaim, "I am an be held Thursday and Friday, will a for the cents and lead) tine immediately expanded City pound 94 R. G. HEATH, District Manager. Ameican." In excess pt Quota produced in scope of its operations to Include 27 and 28. It is hoped that May 3. No. Office W p. A. District But what is an American? If 1941, many were of the opinion more of its lower grade ores and and Lehi all people will that the mints of I'tah ould.reap Park Utah Consolidated in the it were dependent upon birthplace on cleaned lots burial have their a rich harvest. same district immediately re alone, America would collapse as tundates. Hon will Trash old or before situ? Ontario these the drain at the patriot opened Looking LOCAL MAH PURy an structure. If it were lcaliy, the mines have seized the nel, a portion of the mine which be hauled away by the city on or a mere matter of nationality, Amopportunity to produce lower grade bad been closed down for years. before May 28. Scores .of ores that were not miaoabio under The Tintlc Standard began mining CHASES BUS FOR erica would soon be one with Tyre visitors visit the cemetery ores. Others on more of which Its the the old price, ores marginal and Sidon. Were it conditioned is small or nil. They have have brought or are bringing low each Memorial Day and with proper profit 0RDIIAI1CE DEPOT upon race, America would fall as taken the opportunity to "sand- - grade units into production. the cemetery 6hould did the Mongol Empire and all other be thoroughly cleaned before 'the countries founded upon racism. Memorial Day visitors arrive. has purchased a Boyd Smuin Anyone no matter of what race, laree bus with a seating capacity POPPY DAY SATURDAY naionality or color can be an Am SNOW SPRINGS CAMP of 52 to carry workers to all three does of birth not erican. Accident SUGAR RATIONING shifts at the plant from Lehi, Amemake an American. And an Am OFFICERS ELECTS rican Fork and Pleasant Grove, LEGION AUXILIARY TO (wrongly called DOOKS The bus services will be a boon to oftentimes a bet is born) foreign TONIGHT MEET Remington Arms workers from Lehi The Snow Springs Camp of the ter citizen than the native born or and surrounding communities. FRIREGISTRATION SECOND American by birth and frequently! Daughters of the Pioneers met at All members of the American DAY EVENING, MAY 22. 8 to 10 P. more conscious of the importance the home of Mrs. Everett Turner, Thursday, and completed the elec- - Legion Auxiliary are requested to M AT THE MEMORIAL BUILDING. and value of that citizenship. To be an American is not Just a Hon of officers for the coming meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas This registration is for all those activities. Utah County Powers, Thursday evening, when matter of declaration it is a who CRAZY were: for the through illness, or other reaannual ficers Edith plans Day Poppy present Captain Like almost all to act. sons or neglect failed to sign up will be discussed. The annual poppy things worth while, being an Am- - Powell, Historian and Maude the first registration. be held will Chorister during 3, Saturday, May Mary Weight and day erican is not always easy. It means Roberts, BY GOODWIN and LEHI RATIONING BOARD used Child the for an Loia oi novo, proceeds weignt, putting aside prejudice and intoler- organist No. 25-Welfare work. Russon Sadie First Lieutenant and We understand ance. It means living so that not the price ceiling on pork has been fixed. only has each indvidual an op- oi Lem. That reminds us when we were portunity for life, liberty and the Officers elected were: Mrs. Julia all in the pork business, with a pi sty near pursuit of happiness, but that he Jackson, Captain; Mrs. Zella Okey, every home; and of the trouble we had in locaticoncedes freely to every other in first lieutenant; Mrs. Hettie Laird, ng a neighbor with small dividual the same privilege. It: second lieutenant; Mrs. Rachel pigs for sale. means fighting not for one's own Wing, secretary; Mrs. Geneva Lott, One the writer in quest day child alone but for all children treasurer; Mrs. Lillian Evans and of a pig, was informed that a for to the give willing up being Mrs. Rose Timothy, custodians; certain lady had pigs for sale for pro- Mrs. Pheobe of others but was pioneering good to learn Gray, chaplain; Mrs. nonplused that they were all sold, but gress and prosperity for the people Rose Lott, class leader, Mrs. Rhoda that her mother expected to as a whole. Gardner, clippings; Mrs. Ethel Wat-kinhave a litter the next week. If this yardstick were strictly and Mrs. Harriet Holdsworth, GET ON THE BONO WAGON used, we would perhaps find few good cheer; Mrs. Eliza Fjeld, relics. MEAT DEPARTMENT individuals able to prove their AmIf Uncle Sam's suit is red, white and ericanism but it would find the blue, what is the color of his underwear? 2 POUND BOXES great mass of people working to- FORMER LEHI BOY We don't the ask know, Japs end. ward that as they are the CREAM CHEESE only ones that To be an American is a thing of have UNDER SERVES caught him with his do to pants down. the spirit. It has nothing Pimento or American with birthplace, race, color or OET ON THB BONO WAGON FLAGS TWO religious beliefs. It is a creed in Mother: MUTTON CHOPS which to believe a standard by Why are you scratching yourself ? ; toward which to live, an ideal Staff Sergeant Dowaine Daniels, Bobby: Because nobody POUND which to strive, a faith for which former Lehi boy, who has been se knows where It itches. to die. And it is that spiritanimat-in- flying with the Canadian Air Force, ET ON THt BONO WAGON LB. PACKAGE PEARL its citizens which will make for the past year, has been transAmerica endure. to the United States Air ferred One of our customers sug Force andh as won for the second SHORTENING gests the govern- a pair of wings. He is stationtime, CLUB ment is so interMOTHERS ed at Maxwell Field In Alabama. y ested In the hous MEDIUM STRONG Mr. Daniels' only brother, Glen, is a hold will Club The Mother's ing problem they might give some meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella now serving with the U. S. Coast thought to the POUND m wia.v.. Dowaine is a graduate of "og house situation. Manning, muiiuay, in ay anm-J.th- e Lehi High School, class of '39, the birthday honoring p. mi T ON THt BON0 WAaoN versaries of four members and a and has scores of local friends who While you are ASSORTED LUNCH farewell for two other members of will welcome this news of him. He thinking of fing .and improving and the club. All members urged to has made a very fine record while ymg your "terioir deC0' MEAT POUND flying with the Canadian fighters. rati attenj we suggest tnai vm i i "ay - : a-j- .fj J VrVvT BEGINS MONDAY. MAY 25TH: Free to all. Music Room at High School. ... Schedule Monday and Thursday Evening 7 P.M. Junior Band. 8 P. M. Senior Band. Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Orchestra and Strings. . ! I kZFTj o r ( ATHENIANS HOLD PROGRAM ; Sud-week- Cross-sectio- n e, W. p ... s, The Athenian Club members and a number of invited guests were entertained at a program and dainty refreshments in the Second Ward Relief Society rooms, Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Aftort Giles, Mrs.- S. I. Goodwin, Mrs. Robert S. Fox, Mrs. S. L. Wells and Mrs. Bernard Bradshaw acting as hostesses. - Miss Virginia Meiling read a play and music was furnished by Cetty Logsdon, Mauirce Taylor and Harold Giles. Tulips were used for decorations. te TEMPLE EXCURSION FRIDAY over-heav- out-of-tow- erican-by-choi- There will be. an excursion to the Salt Lake Temple from the Lehi Stake, Friday, May 22. Genealogical workers of the stake are urged to visit the temple, Friday. There will be the usual rates on the Orem car. ce of-len- STUFF n chal-'year- 's 2. LIC:iS NOTES The Lehi Lions Club will meet in the Lehi Second Ward Thursday evening in in their regular lunch, eon session. Lieutenant Flynn of Camp Williams will be the speaker. Leo Hansen of the Finance Committee will be in charge. The prize will be furnished by Lion Chipman. JO SPEND MORE' MJE Just Spend MORE WJSEl Here! Y s, GEOCEEY SPECIALS Loose Cakes - - 22c lb. Brown Corn Syrup, 5 Pounds 45c Staley's Pineapple, Gallon of 69s Crushed 79c 6 Rolls 29c QJg? Toilet Tissue Kitchen Maid Flour, 48 Pounds $1.19 69c 23c g 4 wry 30c . 27c s over our splendid r.A Ollrtalno .rfotn 5lCK Of they are really the L01 ,the town and the make materials, "'ces them easy to own. T PuBiL ON TMI BONO WAGON sys ''the thing that woman on me A UA ta becaUSe tSks7eaSOn mney colni GOODWIN'S money talking fcP"' hiar ?nds anl and of etlp kJnock r.- Stamps tar out -. Softball Season Is Here We carry a complete stock of Gloves, Mitts, Balls, Bats CHOICE BEEF ROASTS 27c TO 29c Shoes for the Family POUND Coffee, People's Store, 1 Pound 25c Happy Vale Salmon 1 lb. tins 24c New Soap Powder, 35 percent more suds- - -- DUZ Medium size 27c Giant size 73c 11c Package Wheaties FISHING SEASON OPENS JUNE HTH Get Your License Here. Power's Shoe Store Phone 76 State Street, Leh |