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Show THE LEW FREE PRESS. LEJH. UTAH "DAY, Peck and Kalyn Peck, with the symbolic pin representing her achievement. Others in the group are Lela Webb, Kaye Peterson and JoAnn Degelbeck. Abeautiful corsage was given their leader by the girls. JoAnn Degelbeck offered the invocation and Mrs. Peterson conducted the binding of the sheaf. Rex Zimmerman of the ward bishopric, gave the response. The Gleaner Sheaf was given by Nann Broadbent, followed by the pin ceremony by Mrs. Peterson. Kalyn Peck gave the talk, "How Becoming a Silver Gleaner Has Enriched My Life," with a response by her mother, Beda Peck. Lola Webb spoke on, "What the MIA Does for Me." Kathleen Peck offered the closing prayer. Refreshments were served under the direction of the refreshment committee, Kaye Peterson and Lola Webb. A lovely event in the Filth g Ward MIA program was the of the Junior Gleaner sheaf and the presentation of symbolic pins to four Silver Gleaners. Mrs. Doris Peterson, group leader, took charge of the program at which parents of the girls were present. Mrs. Beda Peck, stake MIA tie-in- and president, Dimple Mellor, stake Junior Gleaner leader, were both present as were representatives of the ward bishopric and ward MIA presidency. White candles accented the large centerpiece in which silvered wheat was combined with spring flowers. Mrs. Peterson presented each of the Silver Gleaners, Nann Broad-ben- t, Jena V. Turner, Kathleen Summer Recreation Program Offers Activities For fill City Age Groups A good program of Softball for is now being organized, with good response, ac- girls and women Liahonian Club Holds Closing Party. Names Officers cording to Elmo Gray, Summer Recreation field director. A Junior division for girls up to 15 years of age has been organized, and the Senior division will take in those above 15 as well as young married women. All girls and women in Lehi Stake are invited to take part in this program and to enjoy the sport. Eva Oxborrow has been appointed chairman of the Softball divisions, and she urges all teams to be organized and on hand for Monday night's play. The teams will meet at the high school athletic field beginning at 4 p. m. evening was spent by the members of the Liahonian Club at their closing party, last Thursday at the Orville Gunther summer home in American Fork canyon. Mrs. George Zimmerman assisted Mrs. Gunther in hostess A delightful duties. Mrs. Bertrand Beck, club president, conducted the club business and an original litany was presented by Mrs. Robert Webb. The group reviewed the scrap book kept during the year. Dinner was served and visiting enjoyed. New officers were announced for the coming season as follows: Mrs. Robert Webb, who served as during the past year, was advanced to the position of president. Mrs. Ralph Powell was elected Mrs. George Ingram was elected secre tary; Mrs. Grant Christofferson, program chairman; Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Dean Swenson, historian; Evans, civic committee chairman. Retiring with Mrs. Beck as presr dent are Mrs. Webb, vice-predent; Mrs Cloyed Penrod, secre tary; Mrs. John Broadbent, pro gram chairman;; Mrs. Boyd Smuin, civic chairman; Mrs. Ralph Powell historian, and Mrs. W. F. Evans, reporter. The club members will entertain their husbands at a canyon party in July. Swimming Mr. Gray reports that the swimming program is progressing exceptionally well, and the children taking part are showing improvement in swimming. Swimming classes are held Mondays and Fridays, and the bus leaves from the high school at 9 a. m. Tennis Around 50 boys and girls are enrolled in the tennis program, making it one of the most successful this city has ever had. Mr. Gray says that quite a number of girls are showing interest in the nt vice-preside- sl sport, where other years there have been too few to hold a program. A tournament schedule will be set up later in the season. Pony League More boys are needed in the Pony League to make the team more effective, according to Coach Mrs. Catherine Innes of Paris, Russell Hillman, league director. Idaho, is visiting here at the home The Pony League team won it's of her son; Mr. and Mrs. Russell first game last week by defeating Innes and family. 16-Grove Pleasant Jerry Chruma pitched a no-h- it game, but walked several P. G. men who gave the team it's three points. 3. LOANS Band Practice O AUTO O SIGNATURE Tonight at 6:30 O FURNITURE Senior Band practice will be held Thursday (tonight) at 6:30 p. m. in the stake tabernacle. All members are reminded to be present as the band is marching in the Pleasant Grove parade. In structions will be given concern ing the march. Geneva Finance A budget calling tor expenditure of nearly $4,000,000 has been adopted by the Alpine Board of Education for 1957-5The budget was adopted Monday night following a public hearing at which a few minor changes were made in the original figures by the school board. Disbursements will total $3,988,-75as compared with $3,530,283.-7- 5 during the past school year. These are broken down as follows, with comparative figures from last year listed in brackets: Admini strative (general control I $87,450 8. 0. GLEANERS BIND SHEAF Left to right, Nana Broadbent, Jena V. Turner, Kathleen Peck, Kalyn Peck (all Silver Gleaners); Doris Peterson, group leader; Kaye Peterson, Lola Webb and JoAnn i Degelbeck. About Folks You Know OFF TO HAWAII Robert G. Hansen, son of Dr. and Mrs. Basil C. Hansen, left by plane Monday, for a vacation in his He accompanied Hawaii. grandfather, former Mayor Earl J. Glade, grandmother, Mrs. Glade, and aunt, Melba Glade. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Hagen Hansen of this city. GRANDSON TO STUDY MEDICINE Mrs. L. D. Racker attended commencement exercises at the University of Utah where her grandson, Steel Ray Lunt, received his diploma as a graduate of the course. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lunt of Mrs. Racker was acMammoth. companied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKenzie of Salt Lake City. pre-medic- al MISSIONARY WIVES AND PARENTS TO MEET THURSDAY (TONIGHT) Missionary wives and parents will meet Thursday tonight) at 8 p. m. in the First Sixth Ward Mr. ajid Mrs. Roosevelt chapel. Smith and Mrj and Mrs. Charles Mercer will be hosts. All parents are and wives of missionaries -- urged to attend. Kichard LeGrand, son of Mrs. Donna LeGrand, returned home Sunday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hansen, from a short vacation at the Earl J. Glade lodge on the upper Provo river. Richard was a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Basil C. Hansen and their son, Robert G. Hansen. of Utah SUMMER FESTIVAL presents Broadway and Metropolitan Opera stars in University f e9 SALOME ttcwaij July 17, 19 and 20 July 6 and 8 thru 13 Gaisford Carter, reached her seventh birthday last Tuesday, June 11. Joining in good wishes were Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Olsen and family of Magna. The Carters visited with them Sunday. FAMILY GATHERS FOR FATHERS DAY Mrs. Alice Stice accompanied Mt. her son and daughter-in-law- , and Mrs. Boyd Stice and family of Highland, to American Fork on Fathers' Day. Bishop and Mrs. Gareth Seastrand were hosts at a family party at which Mrs. Myrtle Sestrand, mother of Bishop Sea strand, was also included. Din ner and visiting were enjoyed. Phone 288 Member NID State Street Buy Your SUMMER FESTIVAL Tickets by ROBINSON DE CARLO-PAGENINA . MARTHA JUDITH Lehl 4 ($84,-783.7- AMERICAN FORK ADULTS KIDS FREE 60c Thursday - Friday - Saturday 3 June 19, 20, 21 Second Feature gate CINbmaScoPE: GENE BARRY ANGIE DICKINSON NAT 'KING' COLE Mail Address Single or Please list: Number of tickets season (circle). Price Approximate row you desire Salome Dates: Song of Norway Mail Jot SUMMER FESTIVAL, Make checki payable to: SUMMER Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. FESTIVAL. uEILILy TIRES, TDRE BOYS compare price i SUPER-FLE- compare quality! KELLY PRESTIGE X Three Parades Friday, June Zl 6:30 VINCENT June 20 PROVO, UTAH FRonklin 100 P.M. 4 7:30 .M. 9 30 A.M., 2 00 .M. & 8 DO P.M. 1:30 P.M. & 7:00 P.M. ADMISSION PRICES fvtninai. Includnta Saturday A Sunday Motintes: I1-2A loots Orchestra Balcony $1.50 SO Matinees, Monday Through Friday, All Stats NOTE: Children's Prices. Mat., Men. Through Frj. 7Ss) All Other Performances 90 1 Through Friday 6.00-1- 6 ... INCLUDE ill U Jfj 0 Friday. 2 p.m. WMVMWWWWWAV Monte Young's Rides and Shows TUBE-TY- plus tax and retreadable tire LIFETIME p4us tax GUARANTEE BY onf retreadable lire KELLY . . . Complete Road and Field Service No Down KELLY Payment! DEN'S TIRE SHOP State Streets TAX Tickers May Be Purchased at Theatre Box Office for All Evenings 4 Saturday A Sunday Matinees In Advonce With Seats Guaranteed, For Information Call Mh yF Contest 6.70-- 1 S TUBE-TYP- E Saturday Sunday ...................... . . .. p.m. 0 95 T PERFORMANCES Monklln g Name 'PRICE SCOTT-ANDERSO- fflJihMilt.il I iff Theatre PRICES road-pavin- v Cleaners Reserved seats: $3.50 (with back rests) and $2.00. Season tickets $5.50 and $3.00. General admission: a seat for each show $1.25. For both shows, $2.00 General admission for children, Song of Norway only, 75c. Commandments Two Weeks Starting Thursday, Mond.-- V hard-surfa- ( Dur f ey UNIVERSITY OF UTAH STADIUM BOWL PRODUCTION 5IRCCDRIC Paving Gets Underway 0 $165,-00- SARAH AXX CARTER REACHES 7T1I BIRTHDAY Little Miss Sarah Ann Carter, oldest child of Junior and Sally Sat. June 22 Stock Parade HARDWICKE-FOCH- City Street - 10 a.m. -- 6:30 p.m. DlKlK School Fund $1,640,000 ($1,190,-000- ); Property sales none ($58,-000- ); Fines and refunds $5,000 ($5,000); School lunch $19,000 (none); Federal subsidy and other state funds $22,000 ($2,000). $92,-00- 0 KELLY john ($3,000); Adult Education ($2,000); State Uniform Instruction $2,233,000 ($1,853,000); Other school services $111,300 ($98,300 1; Operation of school plant $307,000 ($270,000): Utah County road equipment is Maintenance of school plant being used this week to Center and First East streets, ($63,033.75). Fixed charges $137,000 ($142,- in the opening of this city's exten' 000; Community services $10,000 sive street paving project. For several weeks, city trucks ($9,500); Adult Education $6,000 ($6,000) Capital outlay $840,000 have been hauling crushed gravel for the work, and ($874,000), and debt service ($150,000). starting Wednesday morning, the Anticipated revenues have been County equipment began mixing listed at $3,988,750, as compared the gravel and oil, preparatory to with $3,530,283.75 last year. The spreading and rolling it. breakdown is listed as follows: The work is being done under Cash on hand $189,044.67 5 an agreement between Lehi City ; Insurance converted and the Utah County Commission. none ($75,000); Utah County City officials anticipate having taxes $2,306,794.67 ($2,025,500); the two streets completed in time Utah County tax sales and re for the Lehi Roundup. ($64.450: YOUR BEST PHONE AM. FORK 624 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY BAXTER $3,000 $2,000 dependable for 63 yean tune-u- p BRYNNER erest itW.MWWWMWWWWWW' end alignment and wheel balancing o Front and complete automotive repairs o Motor o Tractor Service batteries o GOOD Year tires landand mower sales and service o Power and hand o Budget payments if desired HE5T0N $30,000 ($25,000); Int$50,000 ($60,000); Rentals demptions PHONE 413 American Fork Zufelt Auto Repair Service W&m 23, 1057 Alpine School Board Adopts Nearly $4 Million Budget Fifth Ward Gleaners Tie Sheaf Four Silver Gleaners Receive Pins JTNr 'Ml Lehl Top Rodeo Stock By Kirby and Young rl |
