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Show it to LEHZ -- SW Ij iy 18 an ch en " V- ' 'Sportsmen's Headauarters" sale for the last month, the 10th of Dec. being the deadline. All the stunts on the assembly were advertising the yearbook. Mr. Prior told a sad story of someone who didn't eet a honW Hal Holmstead and Harold Fox gave an imitation of Edgar Bergen and Charley. A group of girls gave Thueson a preview of the donkey basketball game. We all wish the in the game. Joe Robinson and Lehision staff luck in making Clovis Hill olaved interesting the yearbook. "floor" games, while Ferrin Gur-ne- y The Booster Club has at last and Darrel Westover showrealized part of its dream for a ed good form for the faculty. booster uniform. Friday after One Spur Brown, who cap school, they received part of tained the city slickers team, their uniform and it is hoped displayed a riding finesse seldom that they can get the rest of it seen on any basketball court very soon so that they can get Morris Clark's passes to "Bud" busy and learn some stunts for Hutching were responsible for the basketball games that are several points, as was the out- coming up. standing ball handling of Mike The high school orchestra and Southwick. Riding hard when the chips were down were Don chorus will perform on the Christmas program next Sunday Whimpey, La Ver Downs, and nignr. ine orchestra will also Kenneth Whimpey. perform on the ,program at the At the final whistle the score- seminary's pin ceremony board read: City Slickers 14; Faculty 10. This activity was sponsored by the Boosters, pep organization of the high school, who have presented a number of activities in the interest of purchasing uni forms for their organization. ALL SIZES This year the seminary is do2 ft. to 10 ft. different than ing something ever before. They are going to Low Prices have a pin ceremony. All the graduates will have a banquet before the ceremony and then there is a program arranged alHundred $2 most like the graduation exercises, where all the graduates will receive their seminary pins. Peacock or Yellow Star studDec. the 8, Wednesday, $3.20 per sack . ents enjoyed an assembly put on "Feeds for All Needs" by the yearbook staff. The 1949 Lehision yearbook has been on FREE DELIVERY '!!!!!! tvJ CD o LaRue Curtis and Ila By Donkey Basketball ine Proves B Hilarious Event high school gym was a The Fri-a- y jtene of pandemonium last night as Lehi sports fans vere treated to what was prob- - the most unique athletic lait of the year. Ten Lj unpredictable, sometimes im sometimes mobile, explosive onkeys cavorted about the court teams representing the City slickers and high school faculty, iirowing dignity, professional ecorum, and reserve out the sindow, mounted them and en- aged in a hard fought donkey asketball game sparked by pills, thrills, and comedy. Each of the players was re tired to ride a donkey and all shooting and passing was The only Ijne while mounted the players were allowed to Amount was when chasing a oose ball. Even then, the ,play-- f was required to retain a grip the reins before he could put ie ball in play. "Hop Along" Holmstead cap bdned the faculty team and set fans agog with his ensemble which in uded a matching off the face is;ret. "Floor Burn" Prior was demon on defense, and Melvin Woodland's maneuverability in ttmg up plays kept the faculty .bly self-wil- & in iashion-wi- se CE0: POTATOES FLOUR Now! ild a ... Per GILES FEED STORE Winterize :ed PHONE 1 nt 0 Fully Charged Batteries for Cold Weather Starting Radiator and Hose Checked for Leaks Main Street Dwight Bates Manager Funeral services for Private Ray Glen Bone were conducted at Mackay, Idaho, November 26, 1948. Glen was born in Lehi, Utah, the son of the late Ray Bone and Carrie Kahler Bone Wornek. He was wounded in action on July m the vicinity of 19, 1943, Pietropeiiia, Sicily. Death oc curred on July 24, 1943. He was buned in a Military over Seas AILE-- Don't battle holiday traffic Takt a carefret ride homo . GOING GET FULL USE FROM YOUR RADIO A- T- GET AWAY FROM WINTERI Lemv winter' t wrmth behind, and moy m vacation under tunny iklest Let your Greyhound Aent help plan your trip. Transportation, hot el a, WHOLESALE WASHERS Parts and Service alghtaeelntall for one LOW price. Aik for FREE folderat pre-plann- McCoard Service HOWARD'S RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE LEHI STATE STREET Qo Greyhound for a merry holiday adventure I Frequent schedules get you there quickly. You can stay Jontfar at family reunions, visit with old friends and neighbors, and still profit by the inexpensive fares. Your Greyhound Agent will be glad to give you complete travel information on any holiday trip. GREYHOUND LEADS IN COURTESY! State Street Drug State Street - Phone LEHI LEHJ fm0F Mree., cny 'MX 355 Attention right on the job with CALL-WR- ITE want more money for your dead or useless I switchboard in service but we cannot possibly stretch the I am interested in pur chasing a quiet Deluxe I the New Finger Form Keys. For Only $1.25 a Week. I & State QUICK SERVICE A. 216-TALLOW CO. W GEORGE W. PRICE vnneyou ride meet this tremendous once-a-ye- rush. ar 1. Typewriter Co. T. E. O'NEILL MGR. 265 West Center Phone 823 Provo, Utah Eve.., or after Chritlmas Day Tli MonnUii Telephone ft ttxtu TUgrpa C. ... v:.stro,l service enough to avoid the rush, make your calif before Christmas Address City i ! To Name Hides - Pelts - Wool One of the many advantages of train travel is freedom of action. You can stroll about as you ptease be per fectly relaxed as you speed to your destination. ever circuit and OR WIRE HOGS and SHEEP will pile up, too, this Christmas. We'll bt PORTABLE! If you HORSES - COWS Distance telephone calls ROYAL Stockmen and Farmers PL Collect - Lehi Your CHRISTMAS Trip Will Be Happier First rime. under . Phone fioo.ooo.ooo. (DldDe ADM TIRES & BATTERIES MAYTAG Baby OUck Leader Illinois leads the nation in th production of baby chicks. Farms in Illinois produce chickens and eggs mostly as a sideline, yet la 1M-U- test year for which eom-ple- ta figures are available tha combined cash farm Income from these products totaled nnn l " J. OUR STATION L & III IDAHO e Have It! Cemetery at Gela, Sicily. Since this was not a permanent over seas cemetery his family has returned him home for. final buriaL He is survived by his mother and stepfather Carrie and Oscar Wornek, Sr., one sister Dot Lamb son, two brothers, Wayne K. Bone, and Oscar Wornek, Jr., all of Mackay, Idaho, and several Uncles and Aunts in Utah and Idaho. Leon Bone, R .11. Giles and daughter, Beth, of Salt Lake City, and Rachael Bone attended the services. ON ALL MERCHANDISE IN Main Sreet The new UTAH HIDE BOY BURIED TP Lehi 78-- W PREM-O-C- O , FORMER LEHI Post WILL PUT FOR THE J, Transmission an 1 Differential Grease for Proper Lubrication J 0 Engine Oil for the Coldest Weather Bring your car or truck Here lor that Expert Attention Street Patients being admitted to the Lehi Hospital during the past week were: Medical treatment: Elva Evans, Terry Price and Isaac Bone. Patients being released from the hospital were: Olive HardZella Lunceford, ing, Thelma Hanson, Ruby Baughn, Naomi Harrington, Billie Jolley, Mrs. Alden Gray and baby son, Mrs. Harold Ellison and baby son, Mrs. Cornelius Mathews and baby daughter and Mrs. Jessie Frampton and baby daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Holmstead are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl born at the Lehi hospital on December 8. Mrs. O. A. Holmstead is the proud grandparent ONLY $1.25 A Week : State H OSPITAL APPENINGS TREES vswuvwvwuvwvuswwvw ild Tradiner af If It's Sporting Equipment it? ion FRIDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1343 isa5l ;a is, TBSS PRESS LEU, UTAH I I For Comfort, Convenience Co By Train and Ken I M WCwT ViAK on arrival. Ask for details. Then, too, there's the pleasure of enjoying choice foods in the din A I ing car . . . of sleeping soundly in a comfortable Pullman so that you arrive completely refreshed. , U W 145 |