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Show V era p ree iI us i ftf LEHI'S WIDELY READ .TIME V farewell to be held in Fori Rothe who will Elder of 3 for the Northern ptvember ,.8 Field, is set for Sat-- y Mission js Ward Tight in the Fourth The will farewell hall. jsement n at 8:30 p. m. and The farewell is a program . j djnce. The program to take dance. The mission-DTil- ri ie during thehave arranged for a committee J orchestra to play and for some '"v.i- special program numbers"1 A good crowd is expected to be in K - 1 Fonls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max He is the fifth missionary to ie 6ent on a mission from the Rothe artr-f,Rthe has fulfilled a ".y. " ' it.'. 'Mil and likewise his sons, Ernest intend Joseph, and a daughter, Ruth finTiave all fulfilled honorable missions. Kane I cit is now attending the mission lt in Salt Lake City, he will mdpifj to he is before few a home days lew Grcjeave for the mission field. friends will come out to h; farewell to wish him success dur-- i 'J ? his absence. Xis.'e -- re-Sa- HU.-man- .'"iiJY'S DINER CHANGES HANDS J Or&t Evans, who has been living at City, Nevada, for several leased Danny's Diner, the heV-r- y little lunch stand on 2nd East :h, State streets, formerly operated Mr. ill left? Mjr. and Mrs. .Allen Fjeld. fhatff fa.ii is an experienced hand in the i and will give first class food customers. , ltt.Wid service to his The stand will be known as "Hunger I of tJJoUder 1 Citj.fc--inf- tss I JCSIOHARY M Ann I Mil- tviVFc Ill W Hllii Dim. 1 r NEWSPAPER D EtITS MEETlllu The Missionary Wives en4v"l meet at and Parents the home of Mrs. Phillips, evening, Friday awKoyetnber 27th at 7:30 p. m to hold ftV'i regular monthly meeting. freshments will be served, lousef The presence of all members of the at this meeting will be appreciated. lnesAlic4s DR. WORLTON ISSUES STATEMENT In reference to his candidacy for the position of board member 'from Lehi to act upon the Board of Education of the Alpine School District, Dr. W. L. Worlton, one of the three candidates seeking election on December 2, 19:)6, issues the following statement: "I am interested in just one thing, both now and after the coming school election, and that is the future welfare and progress of educational advantages which will accrue to the boys and girls of this community. That interest will in no way be dimmed if I am defeated for the position I seek I shall wholeheartedly the support person elected. "I am aware that the next five years may bring many changes into our methods of educational progress, and that there is now such tendency toward revolutionary methods; but I am convinced that, no matter what the changes or progress, the fundamental right of the boy and girl in school to receive the full measure of the expended taxpayers' money should never be abridged. ''For nearly twenty years I have devoted much of my time to some public service. I have been and still am deeply interested in civic affairs, and actively devoted to religious duties. Experiences in these make me keenly aware of the seriousness of the responsible position I now seek. However, I believe the many years of direct contact I have had with interests of education, both public and religious, will allow me to adjust any change in educational viewpoint to the best advantage of our younger generation. ''If elected to the position of board member, I shall devote every effort, and all the time that is required, to assist in shaping the best posssible educational program for the entire school district. My attitude will be cooperative toward all members of the school organization within the Alpine district, but I pledge myself to the specific interest and welfare of the hoys 'and girfc jwith')i (the Lehi precinct. ''I further pledge myself toward se and maintaining an economi Fad Wanlass and Cecil Evans curing of taxpayers' funds administration cal er in Salt Lake last week visiting and shall endeavor to see to it that fit 'he Henager's and L. D. S. Busi budget alowalnces shall in no way be in i College. ly I am a firm advodisproportionate. urn and of cate adequate teaching proper y ''W 4. ' .1. 1 .1.1 l I I I facilities. For after all, the qualified on ft. and properly compensated teacher is the heart of the school." -- Re-tri- ta -- HM-rlTI-- I I & NOVEMBER No. 14 23. 1936 HISTORICAL BROADCAST iTO BE HELD SATURDAY i HOME-OWNE- LEHI CITY. UTAH. THURSDAY. SSIOMARY FAREWELL sit vre "!T 2ND AND 5TH WARD PRIMARY CONFERENCE COMING TUESDAY A stirring story of the settlement and early history of American Fork, Pleasant Crove, and Lehi, never before heard over the air. will be featured on station K S L Thursday evening, November 26 at 6:30 p. m. it was announced today by the Utah Power and Light Company. The program sponsored by the power company dramatizes the actual tpisodes in the early history of these communities Pages of history are turned back to July, 1850, when a young Norwegian, Canute Peterson, first camped on the banks of the American Fork, and when the hunger of lean "grasshopper years" taught the pioneers to keep granaries and cellars well stocked with food stuffs against times of want. History lives again as the heroic exploits of the pioneers overcame obstacles to build the communities of the west. The program relates that the first alfalfa in Utah was grown in Lehi, in 1859. No more thrilling story of the early west is in existence than that of northern Utah County. Many episodes in the early history of American Fork and Pleasant Grove are featured. Dr. Adam S. Bennion; Assistant to the President of the company joined in issuing an invitation to all residents of the county to tune in on the broadcast. He explained the company is striving through a series of 26 programs on western history, of which this is the seventh, to preserve for future generations the rich heritage of the TO OUR SCHOOL PATRONS OF LEHI The many, many kind and encouraging remarks coming to me each day are sincerely appreciated- I feel that I need no introduction, and no defense of my labors during the past years. My pledge to you four years ago has been my constant guide in school administration. I reaffirm; That with the experience of four years of past service and undivided attention devoted to school duty. Second A careful supervision of the properties of the school, eliminating waste and loss. Third A careful, wise, expenditures of school moneys, living within our budget and reduction of taxes. Fourth I recognize the right and privilege of any or all patrons to petition and consider the justice of acceding to their petitions. Fifth I pledge an active nterest in the teachers, individual needs and a promotion of the teaching profession. Fifth I pledge an active interest in shall bring to us happy days in witnessing better schools secured from a wise and careful expenditure of all school moneys. Respectfully submitted by one who considers himself your humble ser- vant. A. B. Anderson. past "The program is both educational and entertaining and should prove not only of interest to adults but students of all ages," he said. LEHI CITY PLANT CHANGES MANAGERS Saturday night the City Council met and appointed Clell Jackson, the new manager for the Lehi City plant. He succeeds William Goates, who has served for the past year and a half. Mr. William Goates who has been acting as manager of the Lehi City Power Plant resigned from his position this week. Mr. Jackson began his new job Monday. He will superyise and have complete charge of all matters concerning the plant and covering the entire system. We wish Mr. Jackson success in his new achievement. Beginning this month, there is to be a reduction in the light rate. TWO CARS WRECKED IN CRASH Cars belonging to N. S. Peck of American Fork and Noble Evans were wrecked Friday evening about 8 o'clock along the Cedar Fort road. the As the Peck car approached Evans car, the lights were so bright, Duane Evans who was driving the Evans car was unable to see so he pulled off the road and stopped. It was said the wreck was unavoidable due to the condition of the road. e Duane Evans and Howard occupied the Evans car and N. Following the outline in the Primary book, the First and Second wards will ho,ld Primary conference Sunday evening in their wards. A good turn out of the ward members is being asked. The meetings will follow this out- Fort were in the Peck car. BY JOSEPH S. BROADBEHT line: I have been asked by a great number of Lehi citizens and school Response by the president Mrs. patrons. If elected as a member of the Earl Smith in the First Ward and Board just what I will work School in ward. Second the Carrie Strasburg Readers Mrs. Virginia Gurney, for, in part I will say, as there is a First ward and Gwen Lewis, Second definite feeling in Lehi, that there should be some changes made in our ward. school and this I am sure Beginners speaking parts and should as our school management be, You." "Thank song First group Speaking parts and is not what it could be, and to accoma better end if you elect me, as song "What Can Little Hands Do." plish Second group Speaking parts and a member of the Alpine School Board. My first effort will be in changing the song "Because He Loves Me So.'' of the Alpine School Z. G. and Z. B's Speaking parts superintendent I will ask for the resigDistrict. Service." and song "The Children's Lark's Speaking parts and song nation of Mr. Gourley and also Mr. Walton, the cerk, as I believe there "The Call of Love." are men that can take their place and and Bluebirds Speaking parts do the peoples wishes better. Without song "The Call of Love." the entire policy of the Seagulls Speaking parts and song dictating school board, I shall oppose spending "Is The Story True." more money, on big buildings, as I Guides Blazers. Trekers and feel we have building plenty, by this Speaking parts and song "Marching it will be possible to lesson our tax Song." make it possible to increase and First Ward Missions Japan, Joan levy of the teachers, I some of the pay Taylor; China, Ray Loveridgej Hol- shall make to increase the effort every land, Le Ree Goates,; France, Beth in all teachers of our underpaid Smith: Hawaii, Lela Rutledge; Scot- pay Grades as these are the the Primary land, Barbara Carsen. that have to do the work Parts taken in the Children's Hos- teachers, under-pai- d for it I shall are and pital sketch from the First Ward see to it that Lehi men, get Lehi were dramatized by Faye Beck, as work when there is work to be done. Nurse, and the Hospital Children I will not bring men from other towns were Jay Wilkins, Lue Dean Prior to do this work and while there arw and Blaine Anderson. so many men out of work, what work Persons taking these parts from the there is, shall be divided among all. Second ward were not named. And last but not least I will demand The Fifth Ward Relief Society are a complete audit of all the books and holding conference in their ward accounts of the Alpine School Board, Sundav evening at 7:30. Everyone 60 the people can be informed just is invited to attend. where there tax money has gone. These are only a few of the major I shall work for, and what I things REGULAR MARRIED pledge my services for. Opening song Primary boys and girls. set-u- FOLKS DANCES TO BE HELD Wood-hous- S. Peck and a few girls from Cedar A PUBLIC STATEMENT Regular married folks dances will be held every Saturday night in the this DansArt, beginning Saturday, p, To aid me in my efforts I would ad vise the reorganization of the Parent- Teachers Association. If the above things is what you think should be, I ask for your vote at our school election on December 2nd and will make every effort if elected in the interest of our schools that Lehi people want and should have. Respectfully yours, November 28th. serious The floor has been plained so that juries. it will be suitable to dance on. There JOSEPH S. BROADBENT. at all the are usually good turn-out- s RIFLE CLUB MEETING married folks dances and these dances will bring to you much enjoyment if Clyde Turner spent this week in All Rifle Club members will meet chance is Now with his brother and sister- them. Coalville attend your you at the Memorial Building, Monday at to start dances in our own communitv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. 8 p. m. The teams will" be lined up You have been waiting for such a Saturday they will return to Lehi season's the f"r shooting him to spend two weeks. to with begin. thing LOCAL MAN It has been no iced by the daily Remember each Saturday night at papers that Spanish Fork held their the DansArt. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ash were Salt GETS CONTRACT shoot this week. It has been hoped NOTICE OF SCHOOL l ake visitors Saturday. that the Lehi club would be organMrs. B. G. Webb and son, Dick, to give them some com- will be the so as ised Thanksgiving dinner ELECTION BOARD Hen I'dall was low bidder on a but they will meet them at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weslie Jense petition, FLORAL DESIGNS waterworks contract at Morgan, the a later date. of Provo. CHOICE CUT FLOWERS Mr. be to $2,102.40. ElecBoard School figure reported There will be a FERNS and HOUSE PLANTS on several tion held for the Lehi Precinct of the I'dall has been low bidder and in state the A. V. P. projects Alpine School District to elect a each time. school board member for a five year has given satisfaction rhone 60 be will election of term. The place Charles Roberts of the B. Y. U. in the Lehi Memorial Hall, Wednesat home with his is spent the week-en- d day, December 2. 1936. The time O. J. Roberts, Mrs. and Mr. from usual as parents. scheduled to be held Thursh-night he is to leave with 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. the B. Y- football squad for Greeley, Anyone who voted in the last presivote. Colorado, where they will play their to entitled dential election is last game of the season. Board. School District Alpine No one received any in-la- LEHI FLORAL CO. 'ITER THANKSGIVING 1 SPECIAL YOU'LL BE THANKFUL TO I KNOW THAT IT'S Watch this space next week for announcement of Webb's Annual Prize 3YSTAL WHITE SOAP We Welcome You :VEN GIANT BARS FOR TO THE You can do 4 pi it 7 better at FORMERLY KNOWN AS DANNY'S DINER GOODWIN'S and Confections of all kinds. Featuring Special Lunches You- Our Biggest Aim Will Be To Please store of opportunities and the ome of Wolverine Work Shoes. J ,L f Hunger Cure ORAL W. EVANS, Prop. f m) t H , t) f 1 1 1 1 Tickets given with every Dollar spent at the Gift Shop up to December 31st, THIS YEAR WE WILL SHOW ONE OF THE FINEST ASSORT- WE mm 5I-0- MICK'S RADIO SHOP MAIN STREET. LEHI r 0 (Parts Extra) JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST THE GIFT SHOP Maybe it's tubes or maybe you need If you need a complete check-up- any of these try our service Radio and Electric service of all kinds. SPECIAL INTRODUCTION PRICE REPAIR ANY RADIO MENTS OF GIFTS EVER SHOWN IN LEHI. M. RADIO OWNERS DOES YOUR RADIO HUM BADLY! SOUND DISTORTED? OR REFUSE TO PLAY? Drawing IE. Attention! 4 Miles L. Shepherd. Mgr. Residence Phone 41 ; r fl t fiVr |
