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Show THURSDAY. MAY THE LEI II FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH SO, 1951 Students Two Lehi Youths Fairfield Attain Perfect Record Attendance Escape Death Several young Fairfield residents have attained perfect records in attendance during the past year, Two Lehi youths, Larry L. Pet- it is announced- by Paul Willes, erson and Don Doyle, both 21 are principal of the Cedar Valleya One has maintained School. lucky to be alive after a freak accident early Sunday at 3 a. m. perfect record during the past of at 1700 N. on Highway 91 in four years with the exception that absence one during day's Orem. In Freak Accident - time. Two sisters, Paulette Dubois, Sixth Grade student, and Mane Dubois, Fourth Grade, have held a perfect record during the school year. Paulette has a perfect record for four years, except for an absence of one day. Alona Hansen, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Roland Hansen and Patricia Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carson, were also noted for perfect attendance during the year. Each one was presented a scrap hook by their teacher, Principal Tt will be remembered Willes that the Fairfield students make' the trip to and from the Cedar Fort School, each day, a distance of five miles each way. The two boys were returning to infrom Provo, according vestigating officer Burton Ivie of the Orem police department. The driver, Larry Peterson, went to sleep at the wheel and the car veered off the road, sheared off a telephone pole, hit a tree, and then proceeded to dodge between a row of poplar trees and a park ed truck, barely scraping both tree and truck. After hitting another tree, the car turned on its side traveling another 120 fret and finally cam? back on the highway after right- ing itself, and stopped with all four wheels on the ground, but a total wreck. The unusual feature was thai the boys lived through that eerie dawn ride. When the policemen DEAN EDWARDS HOME found them, they were both still OX FURLOUGH hanging onto the side of the car FROM PARKS A. F. B. and escaped death with only a Home in time to attend the few bruises and shock to show graduation exercises of his young for the experience. Neither was er brother, Guy Edwards, graduate hospitalized. They told the offi- from Junior High School, Airman cer that they had seen a car com- 2c Dean Edwards enjoyed a fur ing down the highway and hung lough from Air Force duty. With on for fear of being thrown out Mrs. Edwards, he divided the two in the path of the oncoming car weeks' furlough with his parents which went on without stopping Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards in to offer aid. According to Mr. Ivie, Lehi, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mr. Peterson who was traveling Frint, parents of Mrs. Edwards in between 60 and 70 miles an hour Salt Lake City. This is the first when he went to sleep, was cited furlough he has had after 18 for failure to keep his car under months service in the Air Force. control. Stationed at Parks Alt' Force Base, Officr Ivie then notified the he serves in the office at headtelephone company to come and quarters. The young couple make repair the broken pole. At 5.45 their home at Pleasanton, five a telephone truck and trailer was miles from the base, near coming from Provo to make the repairs with a new pole in the trailer. A car traveling south LARSEN GROUP TAKES driven by Winn Pierce, 26, of VACATION IS LAS VEGAS Miss Patsy Larsen returned Riverside Motel in Provo went home Tuesday after a long weekout of control with Mr. Pierce end in Las Vegas, Nevada. She apparently asleep at the wheel. mad? the' trip with her sister and Mr. and Mrs. Glen The car careened down the brother-in-laof Pleasant Grove, and Jorgensen truck the highway past telephone Carol Cook of this city. Mrs. Cook driven by William Buloh, 53, of returned home Saturday, due to Provo who was attempting to the illness of her baby. A round miss the car, according to the of entertainment was enjoyed by report of Officer Ivie. The Pierce the vacationing group. car missed the truck but hit th.3 trailer and knocked the pole Pierce received a few cuts and Mr. Buloh was unout on the highway doing $500 abrasions; Mr. Pierce was also injured. damage to the Pierce car and given a citation for failure to about $3500 to the trailer. Mr. keep his car under control. Lehi Students Among Graduates From Vocational School Karl Zimmerman, Bruce Peterson. Arthur Harding, Keith Prior, and Delbert Norman, from Lehi will be among the graduates at exercises for the Central Utah Vocational School on Wednesday evening, May 29 at 8:00 p. m. at the Park Ward Church, First West Karl and Eight North, Provo. in will receive a certificate diesel mechanics; Bruce a certificate in industrial mechanics; Arthur a certificate in radio, and T. V.; Keith a certificate in farm mechanics and Delbert a certificate in radio anil T. V. Mr. Wilson W. Sorensen, President of the school, announces students there are thirty-eigWho will receive Class "A" certificates, indicating they have completed two years of training which consists of 2100 clock hours of ht training. Three additional students will receive "B" certificates at the exercises indicating they have been in attendance at school two years for a total of 1200 clock hours. other One hundred twenty-on- e students have completed requirements necessary to receive a certi ficate. Students receiving these certificates include practical nursing. 21; supervisory training, 22; technical night classes, 57; and apprenticeship classes, 21. Many other students have acquired enough skill in their chosen field of training to accept employment prior to receiving enough hours of training to receive a diploma. Mr. Sorensen states that the primary objective of the school is to prepare students for employment and states that the school has attained its objective this school year by training several hundred people with skills necessary to either acquire employment in their or upgrade themselves present occupation. President Sorensen says the public is invited to the exercises. Prelude The program includes: music Frank Holley, Vocational Business student; Invocation, Lynn Powell, Student Body President; Evening Song Roy Samuelsen, school student; Address "New Horizons for Men With Skills" by Dr. ElRoy Nelson; Organ Duet Frank Holley and Farrell Blaneh-ard- ; Response by Graduate Ted Murphy, Student Body ; Presentation of Diploma by Mrs. Madeline Worthlin, Member of State Board of Education; Benediction Wayne Lang, Graduating Student Refrigeration and Air Conditioning; Postlude Music by Frank Holley and Farrell Jesse Alan Earl, 69, Lehi Attend USU as Scholarship Student native, Utah County Unit Warned grant-in-ai- All-Sta- te rs "Complacency that tuberculosis is conquered is not justified," Utah County Tuberculosis and Health Association was warned at its annual directors' meeting by Dr. Ralph M. Tingey. Dr. Tingey, Salt Lake P internist, City 1955, there were 400,000 " ' rTrtxMjTTi 1 Meat-Vegetab- le Fresh Lean Ground Beeb - lb. (Makei 4 tervingi) V cup lins dry bread crumbs cup undiluted Carnation Evaporated Milk 1 pounC round beef 1 teaspoon salt Pepper tt taste Vi teaspoon nutmef 2 tablespoons (rated onion 2 tablespoons flow 2 tablespoons shortening 2 cups thinly sliced raw potatoes 1 packaged OVi ounces) frozen peas 4 carrots, cut in quarters 48 1 V4 small white onions cup water Holly teaspoon salt Mix bread crumbs with Carnation. Blend with ground beef, 1 teaspoon salt, pepper, nutmeg and grated onion. Form meat mixture into 12 meat balls. Roll in flour. Melt shortening in electric frying pan; brown Mary Blake, Carnation Co.r Dept. lb. Pancake Flour - Tide'- ( fflBl - 'i Dill Pickles 3 lb. 4 oz. Shavers Frozen - Canned Chickens each &ji M 49c half gallon - - - We now have those Orange Juice 6 oz. - 9 cans 98 New Purity Coco-Crea- m j & j Sann Lemonade 10 cans You Fry Non-Greas- y ill 98c FRS-S04- 3 n West Main Street Lehi Tomatoes 2 pounds - - - - .LOO af."3"' Help Make Everything Spry - 3 lb. can 187 71C - - Cantaloupe pound - - Pine Crest Corned Beef - - 39c rQ UUK, 'B - 53c Libby's 22c fSurefine Steak lb. - 59c Pork & Beans Pierces 212 can Sirloin Please call at my home to estimate the cost of rebuilding my value on one of your new matmattress or estimate trade-itresses. I understand that your call will not obligate me In Address 5L C$-16- 4, Nalley's Lumberjack Syrup-2- 4 oz. - - 33c h Libby's Ripe Giant Olives - - - - Pork Cutlets meat balls. Add vegetables and water. Sprinkle with salt (and pepper, if desired). Turn frying pan to low heat. Cook until vegetables are tender (about 30 minutes). 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He urged more money for research to learn why the active disease does not confer immunity; why some are more susceptible to TB infection, and how TB bacilli are transmitted. John H. Zenger, Utah Valley Hospital superintendent and member of the County TB board of directors, said the National Tuber- - TIME home. and and chairman of Salt Lake County Tuberculosis and Health Association, said, "Only heart disease exceeds TB as a killer. One in three Americans have evidence of TB, and often it is too late when the disease is detected." In 1953, 5000 cases unknown to public health authorities, were reported on death certificates. In Frozen your mattress and bax springs from our van truck at yaur Ameriing Mrs.Gladys Cooper, of can Fork. MOBILE UNIT TO BE IN LEHI NEXT FALL unit will be The mobile culosis Association advocates a here next fall, it is announced by mass TB survey. He urged mem- Mrs. Roy Peterson, Lehi reprebers to promote public interest sentative of the Utah County and participation in the immuni- Board. zation programs offered by the Health Department. He said staMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. South-wort- h tistics indicate that "unless imof Midvale, visited here with munization in an area is running Mrs. Southworth's parents, Mr. 65 per cent, an epidemic is pos- and Mrs. Rodney Dickerson, upon sible." their return from a vacation trip Following the general meeting, to Chicago, 111. They picked up the board of directors elected Dr. their children, Sherry Ann, RonEddie F. Barr, of Provo, Presi- ald and Lynn, who remained here Mr. and dent of Utah County Tuberculosis with the Dickersons and aunt and uncle. and Health Association, succeed Mrs. Eldred Fox, TB Still Second Greatest Killer. Karl Ingram has accepted a died at his home in Payson, Satd to the Utah State urday, May 25, of coronary oc- University in Logan, the scholarclusion. He was bom in Lehi, a ship grant renewable. He plans son of Bishop Collier and Sarah to study forestry as a major. A Ann Goates Earl. He was edu- son of Mr. and Mrs. George Incated in the Lehi schools. gram, Karl starred as a basketball He was married to Lyle Boyle, player for two years at the Lehi November 18, 1909, in Salt Lake High School and played on the City. He was an electrical workei football team for three years. He for the Salt Lake & Utah Rail- was selected for the road, was in charge of putting football team and was also named football electric power into Castle Gate on the and Sunnyside coal mines and al- squad. He received an application so supervised the installation of to play in the game power lines in the Hoover Dam. in Tennessee in August. He was formerly employed by the Utah County Power Company, IT'S A GIRL FOR THE predecessor of the Utah Power LEWIS PETERSONS and Light Company. A pretty baby girl arrived May He is survived by his widow, 20, at the American Fork hospital Payson, and one sister, Mrs. Sarah for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peterson. Wright of Temple City, California. Kathie Janae is the name chosen There are numerous relatives in for the newcomer who weighed in Lehi. at 7 lbs. 7 ozs. The mother is Funeral services and burial were the former Connie Canneil. Sharing grandparents' honors are Mr. arranged for Wednesday in and Mrs. Roy Peterson of this city and Mr. and Mrs. James Nothing changes the direction Harrington of American Fork. of an mans' thinking quicker than are Mrs. spading up fishing worms while Emma Tidwell of American Fork, and Mrs. Lily Hansen of Modesto, digging in the garden. Bill Vaughn California. Vice-Preside- nt MATTRESSES choice of Select Vi.V.1 Karl Ingram to Jesse Alan Earl, Lehi Native, Dies Of Heart Ailment Phone 17 ?g,.--49- -- Q JOl fcifLC 1 PC c Blue Plate Jumbo Cleaned Shrimp - - C TOC |