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Show Udies From Lehi Attend Stat; I! PTA Convention Lehi was well represented at the state convention of the PTA. The Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers closed its annual convention Thursday after action adopting a three-ye- ar 1 1 The 822 delegates from lo cal PTA units throughout the state approved a program outlined by Walter D. Talbot, deputy state superintendent of public instruction. The program, he said was aimed at "immediate and criti cal problems." It ranged from better health and safety instruc tion in schools to development of a wholesome attitude toward 10-po- I PTA members also elected two vice presidents for three-ye- ar terms. Dan W. Peterson, Lehi, superintendent of the Al pine District, was named second! and Mrs. Ted Peterson, Salt Lake, president PTA Coun of Wasatch-Grani- te cil, was selected fourth vice vice president, Mrs. Anthony Banks . . . (Donna president. From the Louise Vance) Valley PTA Council organization, the following were in attendance: Miss Donna Louise Mrs. Lester Holcomb.presi dent; Mrs. Warren Mitchel, Dean T. Worlton, who is also Mrs. Anthony S. Banks in Home Rites a district official; Mrs. Dale Announcement is being made ines. Punch was served from a Price, Mrs. Dean Udell and Mrs. R. McKinley Eastmond. this week of the marriage of glittering glass bowL From the Lehi High School Miss Donna Louise Vance, The cake was cut and served in attendance were daughter ofMr.andMrs. Nathan after the dinner at the Shoppe unit those L. Vance of Fairfield, to An- which honored the couple fol- Mrs. Rex Larson, president; Mrs. Ronald Price, Principal thony Smith Banks. The bridelowing the ceremony. There Dale Price, Mrs. Bert E. Peter son the of and Mr. is groom were 21 present in this group. Glen Trane. Mrs. son, Mrs. Wallace Banks of Lehi. For her honeymoon trip, the From the Lehi Junior High Vows were exchanged Friday, new Mrs. Banks donned a beige School representatives were May 7, at the home of Mr. and ensemble with white accessorMrs. Hoover, president; Ralph A. Bond of the Bishop Loyal ies. The couple are making their Grant Second Ward, officiating. home at 319 East 17th South in Mrs. Dean Udell, Mrs.. Bob Chibers, Mrs. Richard Price The radiant young bride chose Salt Lake City. and Mrs. Donald Jones. for the occasion, a gown of The bride is a graduate of From the Lehi Elementary delustered satin inbrldal white, the Lehi High School and LDS went Mrs. Grant Kunzler, unit with rounded neckline, long Seminary was active in the sleeves and bell skirt, designed GAA and school chorus, taking president, with Mrs. Gaylon entrain. Her full length veil of part in the school production of Pugh, Mrs. Keith Smith, Mrs Boyd Strong, Mrs. Myrton imported silk illusion, fell in "Oklahoma." She taught a SunMrs. Karl Zimmerman Grant, double tiers from a pearUzed School in class the Cedar and Mrs. Grant Gordon. day They A of tiara. single stand pearls Valley Ward and has been emthe convention as most regarded accented the neckline. Pink carSalt in Lake ployed City during outstanding, with a great deal nations were centered by white the past year. of valuable background material rosebuds in the bridal bouquet. Mr. Banks graduated from the provided. Mrs. Nathan E. Vance, her Lehi High School where he playsister-in-lastood as the sole ed in both band and orchesattendant to the bride, while Mr. tra and was a member of the THE PEACE CORPS NEEDS Vance was best man. Mrs. chess club. A state finalist on MORE UTAH VOLUNTEERS. Vance wore pink, with a corthe wrestling team, he also Of course, it needs skilled sage of pink and white carlettered in baseball and footfrom every state but people nations. ball. He was active in the MIA corps director, SargentCandlelight accented the ar- softball program and received has urged me personrangements of S p r 1 n g tulips a state award in the Jaycee Shriver, to more Utah al'v encourage which decorated the rooms. The sponsored driving contest. He enlistments. in double heart is employed by the Beehive wedding cake, The need is especially acute design, was topped with minia- Appliance concern in Salt Lake for teachers, farmers and en ture bride and groom figur City. gineers. Utah has abundant tal ent in these fields. "We have 9,900 volunteers in the field, but we need twice that Miss Norman Marry many," said Shriver. O to Stanford Lloyd; Open House May 21 interest to her friends and relatives Of many here comes the announcement of the engarement and forthcoming marriage' of Miss Andrea Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clive E. Norman of Salt Lake City. ! fv I Andrea Norman Miss Norman will be mar ried to Stanford Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lyman Lloyd of Salt Lake City, Friday May 21 An in the Salt Lake Temple open house reception will Community Concert Tickets Available Community Concert tickets are now available from Mrs. Howard B. Brown who issues the reminder that they would make ideal gifts for Fathers Day. The tickets are sold at $6 for adults and $3 for students, they are interchangeable and will provide admisat sion to performances Brigham Young University throughout the concert season. These concerts, which begin In October, Include outstanding world artists and are usually held early in the week to provide convenience In attendance without conflict with weekend events. There are 12 programs given during the season, is the reminder. Lehi High School be held that same evening in the Valley View Stake Center, Fashion Show 2245 East and 3900 South. Reto 10 8 will from be ceiving A highlight of the Spring sea p.m. All friends and relatives son at the Lehi High School are invited. Miss Norman, well known will be the fashion show In former Lehi resident, grad- which sewing students will uated from LDS Seminary in model the clothing made during the school year. Students from Gooding, Idaho in 1962 and from the Olympus High School in Mr. Jeanne Jackson's sewing from the ninth to the 1963. Secretary of the drama classes twelfth grades will model the club, she was on the school which they have com articles of and a member staff paper the homemaking club. She at pleted. Parents and the public are tended Brigham Young Uncordially invited to attend the iversity last year and is curaffair and there will be no adrently employed at the Jefferson mission charge. Standard Life Insurance Com show will be fashion The office. She is teaching pany a class in Sunday School and like a trip to far places aboard a plush railroad train, followis ward sports director. Mr. Lloyd recently returned ing the selected theme, "All from the West Central States Aboard for Fashion." Travelers will view garments Mission and is now employed for the different seasuitable with the Millcreek Garden sons and climates, displayed to Center. He graduated from the music provided background and school from high Seminary by Mrs. Eva Carson. Narrain Gooding, Idaho. of the football team he was tors will be Jeanne Kearney and also on the track team and Barbara Schow. The enilre adwrestling team. Active in vanced sewing class is serving church affairs, he is teaching on the committee, under the a Sunday School class. The plans are to live in Salt Lake City where Mr. Lloyd will continue his education this fall. With Special Activities During Yc:r advertisers. Larson Meat Market was operated by Peter Lehi-Ced- ar Vance Becomes Andrea 01 Former Era 5-- sex. F Legion Auxiliary Fills A sales slip issued by the Institu People's tion Jan. 9, 1900 reveals some interesting information typical of that era. Thomas R. Cutler was listed as president and William E. Racker, secretary. The sales slip listed a ton of coal for $4.60; a 100 pound sack of sugar for $5.60, a blind at 50 cents and a potato dish for 25 cents. A homecoming program. dated for June 1911, reveals that Ed Southwick was mayor at that time and H. C. Ho&trook was program chair man. Andrew Fjeld was publicity chairman, and Chas. Orhan Joseph Broadbent andJas.Har- wood were on the decoration committee. The State Bank of Lehi was an advertiser, as were Dorton Brothers, the Lehi Roller Mills with George G. Robinson, pro prietor. The Racker Mercantile, Darling's Hotel and H B. Merrihew, druggist, were all program. X Age Old Papers Reveal Prices Miss Margo Cardon . . . bride-ele-ct Miss Margo Cardon to Marry Don Anderson in Temple Rites May 21 An outstanding event of the May bridal season will be the wedding of Miss Margo Elaine Cardon and Donald L. Andersen, Friday, May 21, is the date circled for the ceremony, scheduled to take place in the Salt Lake Temple. The announcement is made by Mrs. Al-l- ie A. Cardon, mother of the bride-elec- t. The prospective bridegroom is a son of Loysel L. Andersen of Pleasant Grove. A reception will be held that evening in the fourth-eigh- th ward chapeL Receiving will be from 8 to 10 p.m. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Miss Cardon is a graduate of the Lehi High School and LDS Seminary. She is currently working in Salt Lake City. Active in church affairs she was a Sunday School secretary for three years in the fourth ward and is currently teaching a class in Junior Sunday School. She has received her individual awards. Mr. Andersen is a graduate of the Pleasant Grove High School and also graduated from the LDS Seminary. He is currently employed in Pocatello, Idaho, where the couple will make their future home. Shirley Chidester Weds; Open House Friday, May 14 Larson and Sons on the State Road. Admission to the Isls Theatre was five and ten cents. T. J. Wadsworth, druggist, was an advertiser, as was the People's Co-o- p Inst., (the big De partment Store on State Street). Wagon umbrellas were offered free, with grocery or lumber orders. The Smuin orchestra and Professor Tracy Y. Cannon THE LEHI FREE PRESS Included in the special ac tivities of the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 19 of Lehi were the following. The report was given at the District Four convention. In the Americansim field, essay contests were held in the Lehi High School and Lehi Junior High School and awards win be given. Freedom documents, President's portraits and a flag poster were given to the Lehi Junior High School. The De partment of Americanism, Chairman, a Lehi Unit member, presented a flag to a H club group. As a Child Welfare assign ment, three families of vet erans were helped and quilts were made for the Primary Children's Hospital. 4-- COMMUNITY SERVICE in Community cluded selling popcorn at the services Lehi Community Carnival, with proceeds assigned toward the construction of new park rest rooms. Members helped with three hospital coffee hours at the Utah State Hospital in Provo and also at the open house at the Youth Center. The unit do nated $186.00 worth of cloth ing, 39 pounds of Easter candy, two record players and one sewing machine. The unit enter ed a float In the Lehi Roundup celebration parade. The price of one uniform is being con tributed toward new uniforms for the Lehi High School band, Members have assisted In all community drives. ThOTtor. May Ccbr.dir to be sold for the benefit of disabled veterans and their families. Poppy corsages are being prepared for each member to purchase and wear for the occasion, in advance of Memorial Day. The Poppy Poster contest was held in the four Lehi schools and prixes will be awarded in each division. There were three district winners. The unit subscribes to the Legislative Bulletin and has three members belonging to the Utah Women's Legislative Council. The Lehi unit helped with refreshments and entertainment at two parties at the Veterans Hospital Six members worked in the Gift Shop and the unit donated $82.50 worth of gifts. One member donated $37 worth of puzzles to the San Francisco Veterans Hospital. Members enjoyed a Christmas party and also a party commemorating the birthday of the Legion, together with Le-glon members. m GRAND MOTHER it (later the organist for the Salt Lake Tabernacle organ) were included on special programs. GIRLS STATE Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Chidester Dancing, ball games, plays and will be sent from Three are announcing the marriage of a grand concert at the taber- Lehi to girls Girls State, with the their daughter Shirley Lorraine nacle, with Isaac Fox as diunit sponsorship of all three. to David Morrell Adams of rector, were all included. S. I The Girls State chairman will Alpine. Mr. Adams is a son of Goodwin advertised insurance again serve as a counselor at Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Adams of the annual event in Logan. Those Alpine. girls who participate will give Leiry Club Wedding vows were ex a report at the auxiliary meetchanged by the young couple, Mothers Honors ings and at a school assembly Friday, May 7 at the home of MEMBERSHIP the bride's parents. Bishop A lovely affair of the Spring With a membership quota set Thayne Bateman of the Alpine season was the annual Mothers at 68 the Lehi unit has been Second Ward performed the successful in enrolling 73 mem Tea. arranged by the memceremony in the presence of bers of the Leity Club, the bers (five over the quota). close family members. met in the Fifth Ward POPPIES An open house reception will group In preparation of the obser Relief Society room, last honor the newlyweds Friday, Members recently vance of the annual Poppy Day, Thursday. May 14 at the home of Mr affiliated with the club, and their the auxiliary has obtained 200 and Mrs. Jack Wilde, 283 North mothers were Included in the poppies over the assigned quota Second East, Alpine. All friends present. group large and relatives are invited and An outstanding musical pro receiving will be from 7 to gram was presented by M r s 9 p.m. Wanda Peterson of American The couple plan to make their Fork, and Mrs. Kathryn Dor- home in Alpine. ton of Lehi, with Mrs. Mar ilyn Nielsen as the accompan Fred Scown Weds Idaho Lady Friday Hearing young, bright voices is a special part of calling Long Distance. Next best thing to having them with you. Call and see. Mountain States Telephone A toast to the mothers was given by Miss Jean Peterson. Attractive refreshments were served buffet style. Dainty gift packages were opened to reveal ornamental pins for each mother. The hostesses for the oc casion were Donna Gordon, Charlyn Evans, Renee Stewart, Margaret Thomas and Kaye Powell The closing party will be held May 27 and will include the election of officers for the coming year. . f' UTAH CONCRETE PIPE CO. 15S0 SPRKiGVIlU ROM - - PSOVO SALT LAKE SOI SOUTH REDWOOD ROAD 940 WALL AVENUE OGDEN CACHE VAILEY BANK BIDG. IOGAN 1 - 1 - OPEN SATURDAYS TIL NOON Don't Bui a Piano Students To Present Recital The piano students of Mrs. Dean (Joan) Welch will be presented in recital, Monday, May 17 at 7 p.m. at the Lehi Stake center. Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend. Those participating will include beginning to advanced students. The boys and girls are: Peggy and Judy Lynn Greenland, PattiandSusanLott, Pamela and Sandra Turner, Kerry Johnson; Jeri Holmes, Leslie Brems, Janae Powell, Jean Price, John Jacob, Candace Cooper, Aly-so- n Evans, Richard and Susan W tiles, Rhonda Southwick, Carolyn Holmes, Lori Peck, Shar- Harris, Joe and Gae and Jordan Cox. Kerry Johnson will also provide a vocal solo on the program. on Col-led- ge PAUL MURDOCH HAS CHANGED COLOR (From Green to Red, White and Blue.) FOR QUALITY PRODUCTS AIID THE BEST SERVICE III THE AREA TRY PAUL MURDOCH'S AMERICAN OIL SERVICE Phone 756-236- 1 585 East State Road, Am. Fork Let Us Help You Only 2 Days Left For State Inspection v ist. Of interest to numerous friends and relatives comes the announcement of the marriage of May Bates of Pocatello.Idaho to Fred Scown of Lehi. Mr, For Scown has spent the winter months in Pocatello, visiting friends since last November Evening The wedding took place April student chairmanship of Mary 20, in the Pocatello church In attendance were Mr. and Lee Hadfield. Special musical numbers will Mrs. Wayne Bates, son and of the bride be provided by Brad Allred and daughter-in-la- w and Mr. and Mrs. Wallac Margaret Bone. Eligible disabled veterans Included with the 75 sewing Brown and daughter of Wen will have a year "beginning May students in the show, who are dover, Utah, grandson of Mr 1, 1965, to apply for the new scheduled to model three or Scown. GI insurance. V A offices have The new Mrs. Scown has full details. four articles each, will be the followed employment in an ap winners of the "Make It Yourself with Wool" contest. pliance shop in Pocatello. Mr Plan to attend, is the invi- Scown retired after more than tation. This is something you 30 years employment as fore man of the State Road Com can't afford to miss. mission, at Knowles, Utah. He returned to his home in Lehi BROWN BROTHERS some 10 years ago. VISIT HERE FROM The newlyweds are making WEST COAST their home in Pocatello. Mr Warrant Officer Ferris D and Mrs. Morton Brown (Vio let Scown) are living in the Brown of Camp Pendleton, Cal Scown home in Lehi. 10 here spent ifornia, days visiting with bis mother, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Whitehead, and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Brown other family members. His received Mother's Day greet brother, Morris M. Brown, who ings by telephone from their is employed on the coast in son and daughter, Jack Brown Civil Service, was with him of Wendover, Utah, and Mrs The brothers both live inVlsta, Betty Haven of Lancaster, Cal California. ifornia. Prepares 13, IMS B During Mojft Until Vou ol Mw Ust . |
