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Show 2" Seminary Graduation Exercises Friday Mite The graduation exercises for Lehi Seminary students will be held Friday, May 24, in the Lehi Utah Stake Center at 8:00 p.m. The theme for the graduation program is "Watch, therefore, That Ye May be Ready." D.C. 50:46 and 'Looking for for the coming of the Son of Man, For He Cometh in an hour ye think not." D C. 61:38. The prelude and postlude music will be played by Mary Jo Forestier and the address of welcome will be given by Seminary President, Corey Christensen. The song "Firm as the Mountains Around Us" will be conducted by Margie Gray with Miss Forestier accompany- ing. The invocation will be offered by William Steele. Reading will be Rhonda Southwick with the following students giving talks: Reed Powell, Robyn Rockwell, Robert Price, Chris Lind, Claudia Butterfield and RaFawn Kunz. The songs, "I Have a Testimony" and "I Wonder When He Comes Again" will be sung by a girl's ensemble and a mixed chours, respectively- Presentation of the graduates of Lehi Utah Stake will by Elmo A. Gray and the diplomas will be presented by President Dean T. Worlton. The introduction of the graduates will be Robert with Tesa Nakagawa. Janice Roberts will be at the organ for the graduate's march. President F. Russell Hakes will present diplomas to graduates from the Lehi Utah Hig-gins- North Stake with Lisa Poulsen introducing the graduates with Tonya Allen. Mary Jo Forestier will play the graduation march. The benediction will be spoken by Robert Kidd. The graduates are listed according to their stakes and wards as follows: Lehi Utah Stake First Ward: Begay, Calvin A. Maybell C. Evans, Margie Jean Butterfield, Blaine Edward Cook, Bruce Boyd Harris (In Memoriam) ley, Claudia Third Ward: LeAnn Barnes, Deilah Colledge, Kurtley Fran-cor- Marsha Kaye Grace. Katherine RaFawn Kunz. Shaun Kunz. Fourth Ward: Darla Christine Adams, Nyleen Doyle, Larry Dee Fowler, Robert B. Higgin-son- , Janice Roberts. Seventh Ward: Carrie Lee Vance Boltz, Debra Lissa Cary, Dixie Cary, Brent Edwards, Roberta Ann Halona, Melvin Lund, Tesa Mae Nakagawa, David G. Tingey. Eighth Ward: LuAnn Hug-gar- Jacolyn Kaye Winters Hunter, Kalene Jones, Judy Robin Blanco Morris, Susan Pulham, Margaret Rog- ers. Eleventh Ward: Neil Christof-fersoBlair Hutchings, John Wunsch, Jr. Twelfth Ward: David Lee Allred, Denice Beck, Shelly Gene Bone, Jay Phillip Christof-fersoKay Jeffery Christoffer-son- , Robert Price, Annette Stewart, Robert W. Yates. Seminary faculty members are F. Russell Hakes, Larry N. Poulsen, Elma A. Gray and Dennis Smith. Seminary officers are Corey D. Christensen, president; Robert Higginson, executive vice president; Keith Jenkins, senior vice president; Brian Smith, junior vice president; Kurt Zimmerman, sophomore vice president; Tesa NakaRaFawn Kunz, historian; and Lisa Poulsen, New Era. gawa, secretary; n THE LEHI FREE PRESS Large Attendance Reported At Local Mass Meetings Productions Two productions will be prsented this summer under the Lehi City Recreation Summer Theater, it was reported by Glen Smith, director. The first will be a musical. Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel". Cast members will include mature young adults and adults, with a few children's roles. The second production will be in the Children's Theater and be "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." will Tryouts for the Children's Theater will be held next Tuesday and Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Glen Smith's ampith-eate- Grass roots politics began in earnest as evidenced by the large turnouts in local Mass Meetings Monday night. District Chairmen stated that record setting crowds turned up at nearly every district meeting with interest high in this fall's important election. The meetings for the most part were held in private homes with many new or first time voters putting in an appearance. The new chairmen and county and state delegates for local districts are as follows : r. Tryouts for the melodrama to be presented in connection with the Lehi Roundup will be held at the same time the musical tryouts are held. If anyone is interested in participating in these productions but unable to meet the tryout schedule, they are asked to contact Mr. Smith. Driving Classes Are Announced You can lessen the possibility of becoming a traffic victim by enrolling in the Defensive Driving Course starting in Provo, Tuesday, June 4, in the Provo High School at 7:00 p.m. Learn the evasive actions necessary to avoid a traffic accident. For further information and enrollment, call the Utah Safety Council or the Safety Council for Utah County, Provo 1, Ext. 73-5510 n 246. n Gray and William Steele. Second Ward: John Paul Collins, Mary Jo Forestier, Lloyd District District Robert Johnson, 2: District 8: Carl Mellor, chairman: Harry Boley and Carl Mellor are county delegates and Malcolm Lloyd is state delegate. District 9: Stephen Swenson, chairman; Larry Poulsen and Stephen Swenson. county delegates; Kent Davis is state delegate. Democrats Ted Comer, chairman; Ted Comer, Helen Ellison, LaRue Prior, B.J. Lott, county delegates. Ted Comer, state dele-gat- e. Republicans 1: To be appionted. chairman; chairman: county delegates are Aaron Evans and Dale Evans. Garry Sampson, District 2: Arthur Sabey, chairman; Odessa Sabey, Fern Kenneth Carlton, and Robert Johnson, county delgates. Alta Powell, state delegate. District 3: David Holbrook, chairman; Bruce Webb and Jack Reid, county delegates. Richard Allen is state delegate. District 4: Wayne Powell, chairman. Delegates are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Powell. District 5: Esther Jones, chairman; Esther Jones, Joy Sunderland, county delegates; and Sherman Payne, state delegate. District 6: Ken Whimpey, chairman; Wesley Rasmussen and Allen Smith, county dele- gates and Allen delegate. District Aaron 7: state Smith, Evans, Hampton, Deborah Lynne Robinson Hutchings and Chris D. Lind. Fifth Ward: Keith L. Jenkins, Jay Grant Kirkham, Lari Peck, Jeffrey Lynn Peterson, Reed K. Powell, Pulham, Sampson, Julee Ann Jacquelyn Kathy L. Singleton. Sixth Ward: Scott E. Ander- 0'W 98 5 j son, Madge Black, Kathryn Lavery, Kerry J. Parker, Robyn Rockwell, Anita Searle, Sheree Rae Southwick and Rachel and DRAINAGE, ALL PRICES ARE PLANT Lynette Thompson. Ninth Ward: Tonya Allen, Steve Alvin Broadbent, Corey Dane Christensen, David Lynn Dorton, Lisa Hartshorn, LaRee Johnson, Robert B. Kidd and Lisa Susanne Poulsen Tenth Ward: Dennis W. Beck, Marian Adams Beck, Lynette Draper Briggs, Gary Carlton, Lisette Marlain Lyon, David M. Pope, Glenda Jean Schramm, Rhonda Wouthwick, Brent Woodruff Webb, Danney L. Webb, Tracey James Dean (In Memor-iam- 12"d.a.12 25 4" TO 24" OTHER SIZES CONCRETE PIPE. IRRIGATION 9" . PICK-U- ALL SIZES P PROVO: Ph. 373-860- 399-117- 1 752-631- 0 Call Tooele, Salt Lake, Ogden, plus many local dis- tricts. We wish to give a rose with many thanks to Mable Jones, Francis Trinnaman, Beth Shelley and other who have helped the Hutchings in directing the visiting groups. We are happy to report Curator John Hutchings is back at the Museum on an appointment basis. Eunice is to be released from the hospital this week, hopefully, to soon rejoin him in the Museum work. Turner. Freya Johnson, Glenna Oldham, Iris Peet, Eunice Hutchings, William John Anderson, Fay Peck, Robert Yates, Mildred Miller, Dustin Dustin Clements, Mickie Johnston, Baxter. I St We're Sure ir" 768-248- 8 Storm Doors Mirrors Shower Doors Window Frame Store Fronts Area If We toss a bouquet of best wishes to the 74 grads. And to the parents, a reminder that our beautiful flowers make fine gifts for all girl II U graduates. 235 North 100 East Jl 24 Hour Service Lehi Insurance Co. Service Work o o G O Weekday Evenings When the sun Weekday Mornings After goes 1 1 Car Stereos I I Digital Clock o 1) o o o down, so does the cost of Long Distance. Our rates are lower from 5 p.m. until 11 p.m. I I ' Radios I -- I I AmFm I Cassett Recorder I don't go up again until 8 a.m. j Isi (Ft 1 Player 1 10 Speed Bikes as low as IA $73.50 U 4 West Main 768-245- 1 p.m., Long Distance rates are at their lowest, and andPlayere 8 Track Tape and cherubic seven and a half ounces five pounds and measured a shapely 19 and one half inches tall. She has been named Melynda Gay 1 1 Lehi 1 Bank Cards Honored U 1 Weekends To help you enjoy your weekend, Long Distance rates are at their lowest all day long on Saturday, and on Sunday until 5 p.m. Of course, any time at all, you can dial direct. Your call will mean as much Long Distance. One phone call can make you feel so good. it It Ij Lehi Floral (J Coverage-Anywhe- re I I Hayward's Western Auto If Success I Specials 1 Tawnya Oberg. Opal Greenwood. Amie J. Bowcut, Ruth Price, Katherine Smuin, Mrs. Sherolyn Gordon. Mrs Robert Jensen, Mrs. LaVan Johnson and Mrs. Dick There are times when Long Distance costs less. So you can talk more. o o Peterson, Window Glass All Q healthy Brent, Lori and Wendy. The proud Mom is the former Kaye Peterson and thrilled grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alma M. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Powell. i D El-v- Plate Glass 7 o NEW DAUGHTER JOINS POWELL FAMILY A femine majority now exists in the William G. Powell family as a beautiful little daughter was born on May 19 in the American Fork Hospital. The little charmer weighed in at a Powell states her proud brothers and sisters, Greg, ci Hansen, Cheryl Nielson, Glen T. a Evans. Vera Lucille Hansen, Allen, Fern Worthen. Nellie Auto Glass Ogden Q School Groups Visit Museum The months of April and May have brought a change in our gasoline situation. Wih this easing many school busses have been released for study activity trips. Numerous school children from various school districts have been visitors. Some have commuted from Park City, Lyle McCarrell, Donald M. Jones, Dean Higginson, Ted R. Ungncht, county delegates. Donald M. Jones, state delegate. District 9: Lester Holcomb, chairman; Lester Holcomb, Harvard Hinton, Neil Manning, county delegates. State delegate is Lars Jenkins. Cedar Fort: Merle Berry, chairman; Glade Berry is county delegate and Reed Berry is state delegate. a Bai- - Brown, Several people from Lehi were on the list of patients at the American Fork Hospital including the following: Joseph Glass Replacements Right now your local Air Force recruiter hos over 1000 Air Force openings that he can guarantee to qualified applicants - starting immediately. You'll begin earning $326 a month plus room and board. Opportunities for promotion, and training, education travel. The sky's no limit with the super jobs available right now. Call collect: (no toll charge) 0 chairman; I SALT LAKE: 333 So. Redwood Road North Salt Lake, Ph. 532-111- 1 OGDEN: 801 West 12th St., Ph. LOGAN: South Highway 91, Ph. delegates; LaVon Young, state delegate. District 8: Leo J. Lehi Patients Lehi Available ). Lehi Utah North Stake Cedar Valley: Richard A. Johnson. Evan Colledge, Ruth Colledge. Violet Coates, county delegates. Arthur Sabey, state delegate. District 3: Mary Christoffer-son- , chairman; Mary Christof-fersoGerv Ferguson, Lucille Christofferson, county delegates; Mary Christofferson elected state delegate. District 4: (ilen Smith, chairman; Robert Tippetts, Ronald K. Peterson and Julian Cover, county delegares; Virgil Peterson, state delegate. District 5: Wayne Carlton, chairman; Homer Trinnamn, Francis Trinnaman, Hazel Carlton, George A. Carlton, county delegates. Charles Walker was Richard (Dick) Garrick Provo 10" county Dick's Glass Co. 621-19- 6'V657 Darwin Miner. Vere Peterson, Rose Hansen, Ronald V. Smith, Mobile Service Ann R. elected state delegate. District 6: Vere T. Peterson, chairman; LaVar Bateman, "Neatness Is Our Motto" Immediate Openings Salt Lake City THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1974 just won't cost as much. "Check your Directory for the best times to place calls within Utah" Mountain Bell if |
