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Light Weight Luggage by Luce i 4--H met at the home of the leader, Drivers are reminded to ob- with all members present They serve the simple safety rules at nade cottage cheese and peanut n fill ALSO disease. Then hundreds of derivatives of this compound are developed to find the most ..... 49.95 (powered by sun) 10, 1965 ledge and activity. cific 12.99 -- Improve your professional, personal, family, and church life at this festival of learning with hundreds of classes inall areasof know- ONE... First comes the scientific break through when research scien tists discover a chemical com pound that may combat a spe Trcnsislor Redios v ORTM3EEEK Jurs 7 from 7.93 . CLUB BEGINS COOKING COURSE The Happs? Helpers Traffic Rules At Cemetery 37. IMS "the fi::e art of uvk:g CYO IS ftpo Recorders wilh apron drive Members of the Anetus Club enjoyed an evening of poetry with Mrs. Cameron Johns as guest speaker. She presented some interesting poetry, including some of her own compositions. The group met at the home of Mrs. Josephine Robinson. Dainty refreshments were served. Thursday, May AT 9.95 from THE LEHI FREE PRESS LEARN... from 9.95 CAMERAS . Evening of Poetry u of All Kinds CARDS WRIST WATCHES appointed later, it was announced. Program numbers and light refreshments were enjoyed by the group. This was the closing meeting of the season. and Mrs. Reed Carson. A $50 This scholarship Is available scholarship was also awarded to each year to students that show Jay CoDedge, son of Mrs. Carina signs of good college material CoQedge. ud Binds are raised locally to Mrs. Norman D. Scown,scbol-shl- p finance these scholarships. With Mrs. Lester Holeamb, chairman, expressed ap the for support given pTA Council President, the preciation by the schools and the community scholar snip committee has InIn the fund raising projects of cluded Mrs. Scown. Mrs. Noy the past year. Christofferson, Mrs. Gerald This Is the sixth year of the Hart, Mrs. Elwood Hunt, and local scholarship with some 10 Mrs. Merill Thorton. Lehi students benefiting In the past. It is to be hoped that many the man without a purpose is more students win be aided in like a ship without a rudder farmering their educations a waif, a nothing. OOIE THE 6SADUATI0:i It vas announced this week that three Lehi High School students will receive local PTA Scholarships. The receipents of the two $100 scholarships are Susan Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Valno Peterson and Rita Carson, daughter of Mr. vice-preside- nt; hters of Utah Pioneers organi ration of North Utah County, held a eomrentioo, last Friday at the , Windsor Ward cbnrch in Orem. Representing the Central Camp Brown and Beulah jrere Rose Spencer of Salt Lake City. t Mrs. Eldon (Velma) Comer of Leni, was unopposed and was to serve as president of he county organization. Other officers elected include the following: Winnie Graff, N2 Scholarships ted Orem, as first Pearl McMillan, pleasant Grove, second Fay Bolts of Lehi, secretary; G oldie C. Dicker son, Lehi, corresponding secretary; Irene J. Edwards, Lehi, treasurer; Merinda Durrani, American Fork, chaplain; Ethel S. Hunger, Lehi, tipplain; Nettle Warenski. Lehi, historian; Dezzie Lamb, Orem, historian; Emma Nicholes, Orem, registrar. Other officers will be eoBTenUoa of the Daug- CI7TS Re-Elsc- Receive PTA 0.r THE ear 603 1.19 |
