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Show THE LEHI FREE I'KESS. I. Kill, Additional Regulations for House Federated women's Club Members Sewer Connections Adopted by City Attend institute Additional regulations govern- ins the construction of house sewer connections are printed below. These rules, the first half of which were printed in last week's Free Press, have been adopted by the City Council as a guide to contractors, plumbers and property owuers for connecting existing sewer facilities to the City sewer system. four-inc- h 3. A Cleanouts. cleanout must be placed at the property line, at every bend or change of direction, and at the end of every service line. Where straight runs of service lines exceed 100 feet in length, cleanouts must be placed not more than 100 feet apart, preferably 60 feet apart. In alleys cleanouts must be located 25 feet from the property line. The cleanout may be a vitrified clay, asbestos or cast iron soil pipe, except the 2 feet of the cleanout must be of a cast iron and have a 4 inch brass cleanout plug leading into the cast iron pipe. The top of the cleanout should be set from 3 feet to 6 feet below the surface of the ground. The cleanout must be adequately supported by timbers across the trench to prevent displacement during backfilling and settlement of the pipe shall be require, joint institute for the ""febo lor all units larger than a four- - and Timpanogos tirst Distinct, Federation of Women's Clubs. pie. 10. All service lines must be was held Saturday at the Joseph installed in a neat and workman- Smith Building on the BYU like manner. The use of a transit campus. Many state officers were to obtain line and grade may be present and all district officers required by the Sewer Manager. and club presidents were invited. of State President Ewing Ogden, took charge of the meeting which convened at 9:30 a. m. and instruction were Reports to given. At the program preced11 ing the luncheon,.. Miss Sylvia Welcker of Lehi entertained with The Women's Legislative CounLuncheon was selections. cil of Utah County will hold the piano noon. served at first meeting of the season, Those from Lehi who attended Thursday (today) at 9:30 a. m. were Mrs. Stanley M. Taylor, in Clubhouse in the Women's Mrs. Gary district Prove. district publicity chairCooper, Invitations have been extend- man; Mrs. Russell Innes, district ed to all state and Utah County chairman for mental health; Mrs. candidates in the coming election. Paul Peterson of the state board; Mrs. Clifford Miller, chairman cf Mrs. Elmo Eddington, regional the Judiciary Committee, will in- director for mental health; Mrs. will who candidates troduce the of Douglas Smith, each be given a brief period to the Athenian Club, and Mrs. Mrs. Allen Wells, present their platforms. president, and Mrs. of Spanish Howard Brown, Archie Brockbank representing the Fork, president of the organi- Olympian Club. zation, will be in charge of the meeting and the board has planP-T- A ned an interesting program to follow the introduction of the candidates. All members of the council are reminded to attend. 9. A 1 n. Women's Legislative Council Hold Meeting October vice-preside- nt Elementary Hold Get-Acquaint- ed Last trench. 4. Inspection of Connections. SKIXXERS ATTEXD Room representatives, P. T. A. officers and faculty members All connections and connecting WEDDING in a lines to the sewer system or to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skin- participated sewlines tea Monday afternoon at Lehi connecting discharging after a four School. age into the system shall be in- ner have returned visit in Roy, Utah, with Mr. Elementary spected and approved by the Sew- days Beth Brown, P. T. A. president, er Manager or his authorized re- and Mrs. Roy Fage. They went was in charge of the session, and to the wedding of a grand- a presentative and no backfill shall son,attend brief address was given by Joseph Roy Fage, a son of be made until such connection Cecil Ash. Principal Miss Mr. and Mrs. and Roy Fage, and connecting line has been inrevealed that P. T. Mrs. Brown Lucille Sharp of Ogden. The bride A. officers have approved picture-takin- g spected and approved. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 5. Backfilling. The backfillat the school this year. Reuben, W. Sharp. Married in the ing shall not be made until the Salt Lake Temple, October 4, the The pictures will be taken as soon sewer line and cleanout shall have were feted at a re- as possible, so they will be ready in time for Christmas giving. been inspected and approved by young couple same that evening. Family the Sewer Manager or his author- ception P. T. A. projects for the year members attended from Provo, PI. Due care ized .representative. Phebe Innes were discussed. Salt and Bountiful, Lehi, shall be exercised to protect pipe Grove, a honey- and Doris Peterson are Lake Following City. joints in cold or hot weather. moon in Nevada, the newlyweds of the project committee Fine material, free from rocks, will reside in Ogden. The Skinners this year. Suggested projects include help with the school library lumps or other harmful material also joined in a wedding breakfast and additional shall be placed layers not to exlandscaping. ceed 4 inches in depth and thor- held at the "Ma and Pa" cafe in Persons attending the tea enoughly tamped until the compact- Ogden, with the parents of the joyed refreshments following the ed fill reaches the depth of 12 in- bridegroom as hosts. meeting. ches above the pipe. Special care should be taken to see that the space under and around the pipe re filled and the is completely material thoroughly compacted. The balance of the fill may be The average mining company's investment amounts to compacted by soaking with water about $30,000 for each employee. So, the 16,000 men emor tamping the material as it is ployed in Utah's mines represent an investment of about deposited in the trench. Most of this money was spent in Utah, where $450,000,000. 6. Exisiting Utilities. All existit helped create prosperity. Because it made possible opera--tion- s and ing pipes, ditches, drains thctt result in payrolls, supply purchases and tax payother conduits encountered shall ments, it is STILL contributing to the prosperity of our state. be carefully supported and protect ed from injury until the "backfilling is completed and settled. If the sewer trench passes "From the earth comes an abundantHfe for all" through any cesspool or any other pits, the pipe shall be adequately supported in a manner satisfactory to the Sewer Manager. 7. Inspection of Plumbing. No " connection shall be made to the mi sewer system until the existing Tea UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION to be served has been Sewer Manager or his authorized representative. All changes, authorizations and additions required to be made shall be inspected and approved by the Sewer Manager before a connection can be made to the sewer system. New plumbing to be installed in homes or buildings shall conform to the standards set forth in the Utah State Pumbing Code. 8. All single family, duplex, triplex or fourplex dwellings shall be required to use not less than a 4" pipe. Wfr k i Jj - s s "" Thespians Elect Officers, Formal Banquet Planned Till KSDAV, OCTOBER 'Letter to the Editor ' tveard to the presenting j S3 ? jr in of tk" against closing Fit'tii 'et Street, some of the signeis :' : The officers Thespian were not against the choice of the Club for the for': o 'ining ye.:r site tor the new high school. are as follows: Their opinion is that the campus D: ' Adams. President and the school building should Joe Shelton. lo on the west side of the street, Lola Wbb. Secretary me to Several have requested Cow den. Glen Treasurer the write their to clarify pajn'r Scribe Phyllis Pi ice. position. Advisor Roger Honeyman. Sincerely. The officers of this organiA Subscriber zation are hoping tins to be the best year ever and they are ready STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY to make it so. BOARD MEMBERS ATTEND The yearly formal banquet will DEDICATION", TOl'R be held on October 17. At this A 100 per cent attendance at banquet the officers are sworn Relief Society conference is rein along with the Presidents of ported by President Ruby Niel-so- n the Literary Clubs of Lehi, who of the Stake Board. All 12 are sworn in as honorary mem- members were present and all bers. Dr. Lael Woodbury of the but one joined in the tour of the Speech Dept., B. Y. U.. will speak new Relief Society building. With to the group on how they can Mrs. Nielsen, her counselors, make their club a better one and Thelma Webb and Lexia Whipwhat they can do to make it a ple, and Arta Smith, secretary, more successful year as a whole. were Cleo Miller, Evelyn Slater, Rose Ashton, Edith Singleton, Among those here to attend Eaine Roberts, Ila Swenson and the funeral of Mrs. M. P. Ipsen, Reva Hadfield. ward Many Monday, were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. workers also attended the Barnett and Mr. ami Mrs. J. E. Butler, of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dee Hansen and family went Just as you are pleased at findto Ogden for the graveside services and visited with Mr. and ing faults, you are displeased at Mrs. Butler, parents of Mrs. finding perfections. t- -- I I f 19 j 1 TA III llAIMA If f cf iiwiiiv vi ywVI C3A0.F I i i Mf ,(!'"" ! Mm ,l C2 Pltnvir n Say I The cost of replacing your home and its furnishings is just about twice what it was 10 yean ago. Examine your not fire protection now after the fire and find out if you're only half insured. Lined Canvas for horse blankets Red Cotton Tarps - sq. f t Polyetheylene plastic- tarps - sq. ft etc. Used - 5 Gal. 5 gal. Trailer Water Tanks - New Heavy Duty 17' by 40' tarps 2.95 75.00 Like New to 8c 4c Canvas and Tent Waterproofing - gal. G. I. Rubber Recoil Pads 98c 29c G. I. Leather rifle slings 29c Canvas Packs 49c Scout Pack With Harness 98c Boy Hammock 4.95 Nylon Jungle Air Corps Nylon Mountain Tent 9.95 One Man Rubber Boat 14.95 15 ft. rubberized nylon Wing Covers 4.95 16'xl6' G. I. Pyramid tent - like new .... 50.00 5J2 ft. Hardwood tent poles each 25c 4 ft. Hardwood pickets 5c Leather rifle scabbards - New 3.95 Gun Stock Finishing kit - reg. 2.00 98c 1 G. Belts 25c Cartridge Used G. I. Shoe-pac- s 98c CLOSEOUT - New Marine Shoes 2.95 Wac Overshoes - Pair 79c SLEEPING BAGS - Lowest Prices Brand New - 3 lb. Wool 8.95 Millium 24.95 lining Nylon Cover, Our Finest Bag - Nylon & Dacron .29.95 500 Watt 115 Volt DC Light Plant . . 109.75 1200 Watt AC Light Plant Belt Driven . . . Plant 99.75 199.75 For Lights Only 75.00 275.00 Like New 169.50 It Fays U fernr Twr STATE FARM ! I j J. Agent Binnall Ralph American Fork Phone 75J '(f .uoo1" .3? . The delicate character and supreme quamy 01 tsaranoi . ! j?i;ii; lecnmque. most, examng aisiuiing jjy 3.50 19.95 22.95 24.95 29.95 7.95 1.95 20c 98c 49c 9c 7'x7' New Tent Wall Type 8'xlO' Wall Tent - 3 ft. Walls 9'x9' Umbrella, with poles and floor . . 10'xl2' Wall Tent, 3 ft. wall Heavy Duty tent stove with pipe 12' telescoping stove pipe & tent pole . . 4" stovepipe - per length Rubberized Nylon Bed Roll Deer "tote" Harness Rifle Preservative Oil or Cleaner PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER NEW - ' 'tiutf -- ""t " .tl Blends so perfectly with orange juice, vermouth, tonic or tomato juice. 5 CLEAR SPRING GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. DISTILLING CO.. division of JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, KENTUCKY Co-o- p Building 49c 98c Heavy Canvas Duffle Bags 49c White Nylon Duffle Bags 10c Stove Shovels 2 9.95 set of chains Jeep 5 lbs. asst. bolts & nuts in container ... .79c G. I. Saws - New 98c G. I. Draw Knives 98c Asst. new aluminum rivets per lb. . 98c Asst. screws, machine bolts, etc. - per lb. 50c 98c Vz" Galvanized Washers - 5 lbs etc. Cabinets Desks, Chairs, Tables, Filing Make an Offer . . Large Patio Arm Chairs Heavy Wire Rope snatch blocks , Dippers 1 qt. size Ladle - New Tinned YS' new rope - Sisal - per ft Pipe Fittings - Various sizes 4.95 12.50 up -10c 25c 2c 50 off 98c to 12.50 Tool Boxes 1.79 30 Remmington Ammo, per box 4.95 12.95 Box Mail Reg. Large 5.95 Lawn Cart - Reg. 10.95 Combination Sprinkler and Water can . 1.49 1.95 40 ft. stranded building wire No. 12-- 2 . . cond. regularly sells for 10c per ft. Dishes - Plates, Bowls, etc Grub Box with handles Hamburger Grills Naepalm Fire Starters - per can 5 lb. sealed tin 5c to 25c 1.95 49c to 98c 25c 79c Just add gasoline to container and jell - enough to start 25 fires with & $7.95 wet wood per gal. Enamels, Rubber Base, per gal. Liquid Plastic Roof Patching or Floor for Roof Patching . 1.95 Covering - 5 gal Shingle and Log Stain Base Preservative 3.95 Outboard Motor Covers 1.49 Asphaltic With 7 ft. Zipper Padded Outboard motor covers Brand New Navy Field Jackets - Sizes 34 to 38 . . 98c 3.95 Wool Lined Used Field Jackets Brand New Navy Raincoats Plastic Rifle Covers Metal Tent Pegs . Set of Tent Poles for 8'xlO' tent Set of Tent Poles for 10'xl2 tent Pup Tent Poles - Set of 2 Nylon Saddle Bags - large, zippered . . Shoe Waterproofing - y2 lb. can Gun Grease - V2 lb. tube Rubberized Nylon Horse Blankets USED ITEMS AT SAVINGS UP TO 75 80 PROOF DISTILLED FROM 100 iy2c Storm Windows, ft. canvas bags - Zippered Values up to 129.75 3000 Watt 28 Volt DC - G. 1 3000 Watt 110 Volt Ac - G. I Ground Cloths 2.95 . 3c . . Outside White Paint, Enamels etc. - gal. .2.95 etc. Ideal for trailer or ranch - Brand new 12 Volt Sealed Beam Floodlights S: to Bill Wonies Good-by- e NYLON Strong as steel, rust, mildew proof 15 ft. 500 lb. test cord 25c 1000 lb. test cord - per foor 2c 2000 lb. test 1" webbing - per foot 5c 5000 lb. test 134" Webbing - per foot . .10c 4.95 Nylon Safety Belts - each 15 ft. Waterproof boat covers 4.95 12 ft. Automobile tow straps 1.79 G.I. Gas and Water cans , . . 98c Plant i STATE BANK OF LEHI mpn aot G. I. Canvas, used - per foot f KEEP CLOSE TRACK OF ALL YOUR PAYMENTS WITH A CONVENIENT CHECKING ACCOUNT WRITE YOUR OWN RECEIPTS AS YOU MAKE YOUR PAYMENT. With Gasoline Engine I ''fV J im in PECIILS! 2 inch Water Pump - New INSURED? " HURTING' 1500 Watt Surplus r J:c Advertisel Pays Q Budget Payments if Desired . FREE PICKUP Sl DKT.TV'FTJV and Battery Charger I- - Q Front end alignment and wheel balancing. Q Motor tune up and complete Automotive Repair Q Tractor Service O GOOD Year tires and batteries Q Power and Hand Land Mower Sales and Service 750 Watt Delco 12 Volt Light - y. a' Will run small drills, saws, etc. and ten 50 watt ights Brand New -- Weighs ony 65 .bs. v r MRS. GEORGE KIXSEY HOME AFTER HOSPITALIZATION Mrs. George Kinsey returned home Sunday night from Provo where she received hospital treat- merit. She remained for two . . . The best portion of a ood months at the home of her daugh-man- 's life. His lif le, nameless, un- - ,er' Mrs- Vila Franks in Provo. " remembered acts To Of kindness and of love. Zufelt fluto Repair Service . a whisper 1 ; We should endeavor to be faithful and charitable with all. To this small effort let us add one more privilege nam-lsilence .whenever it can sub stitute censure. Mary Eddy Johann Kaspar Lavater . nliqlit as 11, 1958 g, petition . M that I would like to explain Monday investment in Prosperity premises IT AH State Street, Lehi 98c 2.49 19c 15c 1.95 2.95 35c 3.95 10c 25c 4.95 |
