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Show THTBSOAT. JUNE 5 1953 -- Lehi Riding Club Performing At Roundup I UTAH- LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, THE of Val T. Christiansen Co. to follow every principle of sound construction in all of the work done by them and are known to those that they have served for their Thoughtful! Moments f aboveboard business reliability, methods and quality work. We are indeed fortunate in having a road building and paving contracting organization of the calibre of Val T. Christiansen Co. to serve us and we take this opportunity to single out Mr. Christiansen and those associated with him for public mention. He has with every always cooperated civic movement that would better the area that his company serves and we congratulate him on the outstanding record that he has made and wish for this popular Pleasant Grove contracting concern continued success in the years ahead. by T. F. Klrkham Dress rehearsal w as held Tuesday night by the Lehi Riding Club members, w ho w ill present their specialty drill during the four nights of rodeo performance this week. They will also appear in the Grand Entries and In the stock parade. Theprecision drill which proved so popular for several years, has been omitted for the past three years. However practices have gone forward twice weekly and the posse will be in top condition for the drill. Includedwill be the cavalary drill, wagon wheel and several other formations which re? quire adelicate balance of between man and horse. Newuniform shirts have been obtained for the riders in an attractive shade of coral, balanced by blue green hats and typical western Levis. Duane Evans is club president Guiding the crack performance of a 25 man posse will be Don Whim-pecaptain, and Lieutenants Morris Clark and Robert Webb. Dale Peterson and Dave Roberts will be flag bearers. -- y, GILBERTS HERE FROM! FLORIDA Enjoying a visit to his former home, C. F. Gilbert, here from Fort Meade, Fla., plans to remain until July. He is visiting at the homes of his two daughters, Mrs. Homer (Frances) Trinnaman and Mrs. Glen (Lexia) Woffinden. With him is his wife and daughter, Miss Kathryn Gilbert, who has spent the past year in the South. Also here is his son, Mr. and Mrs. Dell C Gilbert and seven chidren, of Indiana, who will remain over the celebration. Mr. Gilbert is a former resident here and has lived in Florida for thirty years. Mrs. Katie Ewart and her daughter, Miss Helen Ewart of Lake City, Colo., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skinner, Friday. With them were Mrs. John A. Hutchings and son of Holladay. Miss Ewart has been teaching school in Fairfield, California, the past winter. Mrs. Hutchings will Join them on the return to Lake City. PORTRAITS Sometime I look around at all behind The things I And dream about the outrome if I had not changed my mind. I wonder what I might have done If I had silently pursued . . . The I might pattern of the sun have gathered greater wealth . . . In much more worthy ways . . . And lived a life of hapjMi" . . . I For many night and day might have won the highest goal . . . That one could want on earth . . . And held the fame that mark Of everlasting worth a name . . . But also, on the other hand . . . I might have been a hhatn . . . So why should I complain about . . . The person that I am? Anon. k-- ... ... ... )Q L3 awiiw aw nuaoM asmcutioni mc aala thing M cMldrm't in la awed wauMrthM It play. Th tire h mt loygrwmd to lna Ud aB aoy bus vacant let It, m H i up to all of at drivtrt to roka art tor Inert idiaol It tut. TIP FCOM THI PtOFESSIONAL DUVEI The th MMM " -- Ill ' ','"H)IM) ;:':,.:. . , " : i. 1: ? 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Withers and daughter, Leona, of Riverton, were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mott. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hunger and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith' Carlson, their daughter Glenda, in Provo. r : - i , - Orson M. Slack, manager of Utah Power & Light Company's southern division, is leaving his headquarters In Amercan Fork to become manager of the Ogden division. Here from Haver, Montana, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLoy are visiting with relatives and former classmates and friends in Lehi and Salt Lake City. Mrs. McLoy will be Val T. Christensen Co. Rates High In reviewing theexpansion and civic improvements of this part of the state, mention should be made Co. of of Val T. Christiansen Pleasant Grove, who have established an enviable reputation as paving and road building contractwho ors. Val T. Christiansen, heads this concern has had wide and valuable experience in the construction field. Besides other construction work being prosecut ed by Val T. Chrstiansen Co. m this area, they are resurfacing the Cemetery road as well as and roadpatching in Lehi. It has always been the principle t 5 A Roundup Of Bargains Folding Chairs- - $1.81 to $7.50 Beautiful Lamps- - from $3.30 Unpainted Furniture MHMtUMIMMHHHHMHMMIWIi SHOP IN LEHI AND SAVE! Gateway Furniture Company "We Sell For Less" 195 West Main LEHI Street Phone 510 Open Friday Evenings Until 9 ZUF ELT AUTO REPAIR SERVICE We Give S H Green Stamps & Front End Alignment Motor Tune-u- p Complete Overhaul Free Pickup and Delivery Wrecker Service I We will be closed Sunday and Monday and open all day Saturday for the summer months. hard-surfaci- mr t r n the "Paname Phone Amercian Fork 624 with exclusive pAflORAMIC VISION Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Coombs were overnight visitors at the Clover home, Saturday and Sunday. With them were their children, Michael, Lauraine and Steven, and a friend, Elaine Mecham. Miss Petra Clover was down from Salt Lake City, to I have been wonderfully blessed spend Sunday at home. in being restored to active life after being crppled in nearly joint in my body and with muscular soreness from head to foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my ankles were set. DOrlT WASTE YOUR Limited space prohibits telling more here but if you will you MONEY ON TRICK write me I will reply at once and ADVERTI5IN6-Y0U- R1 tell you how I received ths won-derf- u AD REGULARLY IN YOUR relief. Lott. - bring one of their well informed representatives who will go Into every phase of their outstanding policies and recommend the coverage most suited to your specific needs. This service is available without obligation. We heartily recommend the splendid coverage, low premium rates and quick settlement of claims of the companies represent ed by Utah Farmers Union Insurance in Salt Lake and wish for them continued success in their chosen field in the years ahead. IT The need of insurance is recognized by everyone because, by the payment of a small premium financial losses may be averted. A concern that has met with great and favor among our farmers ranchers is Utah Farmers Union Insurance, located at 58 West 13th South in Salt Lake, who specialize in writing Life In surance and whose $1.00 Deduct ible Auto Insurance, which is written for farmers and ranchers only, covering passenger cars, has met with trucks and pick-up- s great favor because the rates on this popular policy are only slightly higher than the usual $50.00 deductible policies written by other companies. Utah Farmers Union CoOper- - In observance of Father's Day, as the former Helen 81-28- p ihevre careless J j Cautions Parents Dr. Elmo Eddington, city physician, urges all residents to exercise care in confining chidren with communicable diseases now that school is out. The. City Physician said that many people tend to throw caution to the wind once school is recessed for the summer, and they fail to take the necessary precautions to avoid spreading disease. Parents should be as careful to keep their children away from others as they are when school is in session. Lehi now has quite a number of communicable diseases prevalent, including measles, scarlet fever and mumps, Dr. Eddington reports, and he asks full cooperation in preventing further spread of these diseases. ative Insurance also write a broad coverage policy for farmers and ranchers insuring them against all liability arising out , of farming and ranching operations. The companies represented by Utah Farmers Union Insurance are strong and reliable. Their board of directors and stockholders are made up of farmers and ranchers and their policies are designed for maximum coverage at a minimum premium cost. You will find that a 'phone call to this popular insurance concern, in Salt Lake will phone Utah Farmers Union Co-oInsurance Serves Area Well Dr. Eddington remembered - ARTHRITIS? SAVINGS! 3 - r ' Mrs.LelaS.Wier , Wtymt IT ';ff VASH CR gn For Informaffon Call RASMUSSEN Heating and Ventilating LOANS Co. widest viewing angle Pleasant Grove 79 South Main in21TV PHONE 3311 AUTO FURNITURE SIGNATURE UUV AUTOMATIC A Allocated For Heating IS ALWAYS THE BIGGEST DOLLARS WORTH, Arbor Hills Drive P. O. 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