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Show i V Universal Mi M 2TI 1 It I awe i Sixth Keith Colledge Killed In Truck Accident In Idaho Saddening the entire community, was dedicated by Mark Holdaway, news of the accidental death of an uncle to Mrs. Colledge. PallKeith Rolland Colledge, 22, was bearers were the five brothers of Better Lehi received by relatives Saturday Mr. Colledge and a brother-in-laPromoting All Progressive Enterprises For morning. He was killed Friday Dean Higginsen. Relief Society he was driv- members cared for the lovely when the semi-truc- k VOLUME TWENTY-TWNUMBER THREE LEHI, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1953 ing went off an embankment into flowers. The A. H. Wing Mortua wash south of Malad, Idaho. ary was In charge of interment. John A. Evans, Oneida County-sheriffsaid Mr. Colledge had apparently missed a guard rail and crashed into the ditch. He said that the heavy truck, loaded with bricks, was twisted into two sections by the impact. Bricks were Annual Teachers Institute and erican Folk High School. The scattered over a wide area. Workshop programs for teachers program will open with group The cab came to rest 35 feet n of the Alpine School District will singing under the direction of Ken I.ehi Roy Worley. the rest of the truck, he beyond and Bird of American Fork High be held Wednesday, Thursday Johnson leased lias the builder, victim stated. The body of the Friday, September 9, 10 and 11. School, followed by prayer offered was found lying across the hood of TV and Appliance store in Lehi D. R. T. to by Raymond Superintendent according Bailey, principal Death from Ralph Johnson. ' ' of American Fork L. D. S. Semin- the engine compartment. Mitchell. Mr. Worley has teen with the was apparently instantaneous. The 1 : The Workshops will open Wed- ary. 4 a. m. firm for the past year, and has about occurred accident nesday at 8:30 p. m., with all Guests and new teachers will A tourist Clawn Mont made his home in Lehi for 25 teachers meeting with their prin- be introduced by Superintendent Friday. of Oklahoma, reported the vears. lie promises to give quicK. gomery cipals in the respective schools. Mitchell and a musical number crash. efficient service to all TV and The workshop will continue all will be presented under the directappliance purchasers, as well as em been had who Mr. Colledge, ; ion of Mr. Bird. Principal shakduring the day. Utah Fire Clay and those who have done business with On Thursday, beginning at 8:30 er of the morning will be M. Lynn ployed by the the firm in the past. Co., for three weeks, was a. m., high school teachers will Bennion, superintendent of the Pipe Idaho. to brick Joseph Kolan and Eldred South- Pocatcllo, hauling meet with principals in their re- Salt Lake City schools. wick will be retained as service he had his With recently family, spective schools, and all elemenMitchell will moved to Salt Lake City. Superintendent men, and all other facilities will ? West-more ' ' i tary teachers will meet at f be retained under the new man give iast met ions to the teachers, Born In Lehi Elementary school in Orem following two accordian duets by Mr. Worley reports that in Lehi. was born agement. Mr. Colledge for a day-lon- g program. Frank and Gerry Fraughton, and April 30, 1931, a son of Lester B. an easy credit arrangement will unThe Institute itself will get the morning program will be con- and Erma Dean Peterson Col- also he maintained, and all ac derway Friday at 10 a. m, at Am- - cluded at 11:15 a. m. Immedi- ledge. He was married to JoAnn counts owing to Johnson TV and ately following this meeting, the Jensen of Lehi, Dec. 15, 1950 in iVpplianeo will he handled by the new management. Alpine Teachers Association will the Salt Lake Temple. C. hold a session under the A graduate of the Lehi High Ralph Johnson, owner of the direction of President Basil Dort-o- school, he played a prominent part store, has otened a new TV and in athletics, especially in basketappliance store in Caldwell, Idaho, Luncheon will be served the ball and baseball. He had also and plans to move his family to teachers from 12 noon to 1 p. m. played on a church team. He had the Idaho city before the school in the American Fork High School been employed at the Descret term begins. "HAPPY STITCHERS" complete community project . . Nurse Melba Rolfe receive utility bags, lunchroom at a cost of $1.00 per Chemical plant for some time past, which will help nurses and patients alike. In the group are, front row, left to right: Susan Holbrook, The local business will continue Thursday, August 20, marks the plate. - i until his recent change to the to handle the better known makes Sharon row: Erlene Nurse Rolfe. Second Melba Linda Culmer, Merla Stine Powell, Smith, Kay Patsy 85th birthday of Don C. Loveridge, Five major meetings are sched trucking job. of TV sets and appliances, includ Zimmerman" Lynda Kaye Webb. Back row: Barbara Shaw, Gloria Whipple, club leader Naomi Shaw, well known Lehi native and friend He is survived by his widow, ing Phlco Packard-Bel- l, uled for the afternoon period from Dumont, Jacob. was Jean taken: when Sherrill Alice Goates. Not present picture to many in Lehi and neighboring 1 to 3 p. m. They will be as fol- who is now making her home in Admiral, Hoffman and G.E. telewestern communities. Welde-maAlthough lows : r Lehi with her mother, Mrs. vision sets, Apex washers, Interhe asked that no special observ- 4-Jensen; his parents, and two national and Philco appliances. H Secondary teachers will meet in departmental sessions at Ameri- sons, Craig Keith and Lorin Kim In the group are Alice Goates, The bags were received on bePatients at the Lehi hospital can Fork High School. Colledge, Lehi; five brothers and are making good use of some very half of the hospital by Nurse Linda Kay Smith, Merla Powell, teachers will meet five sisters, Lester J. and Aimer Elementary, Culit-with principals in their respective Colledge Lehi; Christian and Har Tomorrow bandy bedside bags this week, for Melba Rolfe, who invited the group Sherrill Jean Jacob, Erlene old Colledge, Salt Lake City; Ivor their small scraps and waste ma- to take a guided tour of the hos- mer Gloria Whipple, Susan Holschool buildings. in the junior Final playoffs terials. The bags are pinned within pital. With Mrs. Shaw, a date is brook, Patsy Stine, Lynda Kaye Teachers who will train prospee Colledge, Ogdcn; Mrs. Stella Wal horseshoes tournament now in and Sharon Shaw near Barbara while for the the Webb, Mrs. Irene of very being planned patients tive elementary teachers during ker, Salt Lake City; easy reach prograss will be held tomorrow Zimmerman. in bed. Nurses have expressed future. the coming year will meet with Durrant and Mrs. Leona Pettigrew (Friday) at 6 p.m. at the horsetheir appreciation for the handy Miss Alice Parker and Miss Mar-gar- of Ogden; Miss Bessie Colledge, shoe courts east of the High School little devices. Johnson in the American Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Mil- building, according to Coach Lars The bags, 1100 of them, were dred Woolsey, Lehi. Fork High School library. K. Peterson, recreation field dirThe P. T. A. Council will meet Funeral Monday presented to the hospital by the ector. Club, Funeral services were held in in departmental sessions at Ameri "Happy Stitchers" Four-Approximately 16 boys between with Mrs. Naomi Shaw as superthe. Third ward chapel, Monday, can Fork High School. the ages of 12 and 17 are entered visor. The girls chose this service . 2 Calvin with at will m., School lunchroom personnel p. Bishop will meet ject, and will open sealed bids in the singles tourney. No doubas a community project ancTriave . .The. lhi.Ciiy Council . meet in the American Fork High Swenson of the Sixth ward con les contest m.' in the 24 at 8 p. m. to Sep!emberf at is being held. August Monday, as School lunchroom under the di ducting. The prayer at the home completed the bags as well Memorial Building. Interest in the tournament, has course in review protests against the proJensen was their outlined Four-offered Edmund rection by Mrs. of Mary Camenish, senior Improvement DisThe special improvement disfirst year sewing. Made of news- posedNo.Special of Payson, a half brother to Mrs been stimulated by the big w:hich district supervisor. 3. Estimated cost of the trict takes in eight sections of in week held contests trict last papers, they have cost nothing Schools of the Alpine District Colledge. which includes the widen- sidewalk paving, as well as the men particiPrelude and postlude music was more than 50 local will open September 14, Mr. Mitexcept the very willing effort of project, is Main of $22,700. Street, removal of present curb and guting pated. Abel the girls. Mrs. Bone. Arva chell said. played by Written protests against the ter along Main Street, widening of J. Ekins of the Sixth Ward bishop During the past three months, conand be six feet street .he by ric offered the invocation. Bishop the eleven girls in the group have proposed improvements may DON C. LOVERIDGE finished the following: a darn; a filed by any person who is the struction of new curb and gutter Swenson read the life sketch which hot pad or fringed scarf; an apron owner of property to be assessed from Second East to Third West. ance be made this Mrs. Marvel Smith had assisted Trims will he year, Playing particularly smooth ball, in preparing. or gathered skirt, and their record in this district. Protests must be receive the warm good wishes and a Senior Aaronic Priesthood basebooks. These things will be placed filed with the City Recorder on or A vocal duet "Perfect Day," of family members and thoughts 24 8 ball m. team managed by Arthur at before p. exAugust on display at the community by Carrie Jacobs Bond, was sung friends. Sabey defeated an Elders team The City Council has issued a Mr. and Arnold Mrs. Brems. hibit, the county exhibit and some, by 13-- 6 Coming of pioneer parentage, on Lehi L. D. S. Stake Day call for bids on the proposed pro- Mrs. Evelyn Slater accompanied perhaps in the State Fair. "Uncle Don," as he is affectionweek. last Joe Zupan emerged as the out Speakers were Bishop William The Elders were ahead for the ately called by young and old, man in the city-wid-e Hadfield, lifelong friend and neigh has maintained the pioneer stand standing two innings, and the third first bor Mr. to horseshoes and his tournament Colledge par singles ards of integrity and industry. His inning saw the two teams tied. and W Harold Mr. week. last ents, Bishop completed Zupan neatFive new teachers have been home and yard is a model of Aaronic PriestThen the He threw the shoes with the skill of Barnes, a couin. Both commend- hood team superior ahead and rackmoved signed to fill vacancies in the ness as well as hospitality. ac on never ed an the young couple their let an op expert and teaching staff at Lehi High School enjoys recalling and talking over ponent accumulate more than nine tivities in the church and the har ed up an impressive 13 runs. Lehi residents will again have house canvass will be made by the this fall, according to Principal his many experiences with former A large and enthusiastic group the opportunity to add their names Elders and everyone will be given Lloyd B. Adamson. associates and new friends as well. points to a game e during the tour mony of their home. Consolation of spectators was on hand to cheer nament. a was is offered Twenty-onthrough explanation points to the birthday calendars to be the opportunity to subscribe. He keeps informed on world and Taking the place of Clovis L. of gospel principles and the assur the two teams on. All agreed it "game" in horseshoes. Robert Allred of the Fourth list and events designed and sold by the Elders enjoys d community who Hill will be Kermit Anderson, Mr. Zupan successively defeated ance of the endurance of family was an excellent and quorums of Lehi Stake. This is Ward is serving as general to Lehi after an absence ening to the radio and the visits Tom Powers, Tony Ferkovitch, ties. Bishop Swenson, as conclu game. returns the fourth year for the popular year. With him on the of three Team members of the Senior Mr. Anderson, of his many friends and relatives. Russell Innes, Orlin Wathen, and ding speaker, also spoke of the years. committee are Virgil He has done his share in the project in which everyone in Lehi general Aaronic Priesthood group were: School Lehi at who High taught faithful of Edwards to the take the participation Anniversaries Roberts and Darwin Miner, also and finally Ray may participate. 1949-5- 0 will be teaching developing the west in mining y in the Sixth Ward during Dean Colledge, catcher; Ralph and club dates and school events of the Fourth Ward. Elder Allred during in the" also working in the singles championship. Arthur railroading, and Roberts, pitcher; Dick Roberts, Junior High was also a finalist but was their membership there. will also be marked on the calend- stated that all of the Elders English sheep industry. He assisted in eliminated first base; Paul Draper, second level. 10th grade Leota Mrs. Mr. Between Edwards. inby speakers, ars. groups in the stake will be construction of the Lehi stake base; Ray Turner, third base; B. will be In Woffinden Barbara Page the doubles tournament, Peterson and Duane teaching tabernacle and the sugar factories Valuable premiums will also be vited to assist in the project and Harris, shortstop; Joseph Arnold of In- share in the proceeds to be used physical education in place offered with the calendars. in Idaho towns. He engaged in Tony Ferkovitch and J. B. Cooper sang "Beyond the Sunset," also Colledge, left field; Ralph Colwith to took musical defeatwho the the Helen recitation, resigned giving championship by Chapman, cluded in these will be free tickets in the worthwhile quorum activitfarming and chicken raising for and Heber An- Mrs. Bone as accompanist. Charles ledge, center field; Lowell Brown, to the Utah theatre, offered by ies. , accept another position. a number of years. During his life ing Ray Edwards 0 in the final game. Turner spoke the benediction and right field; Albert Mitchell, utility Cleon Leany. The Elder who places the most Teaching speech and English he has always been eager and derson on Back Page) the grave in the Lehi cemetery first baseman, and Clifford Lee re(Continued will be Owen Porter, who will ready to assist those in need, and Primary result of the calendars calendars will be awarded an atutility right fielder. is the unity and fellowship created tractive pen and pencil set, by the place Morrie L. Roper. Mr. Roper visit the sick. before his the position The one who places resigned in the community. Birthdates and publisher. Sharing in the home life with was replaced Mr. Loveridge is his wife, Marie wedding anniversaries are much the most names will receive a close of school, and for a brief period by Mrs. Donald (Mamie) Larsen Loveridge, and more easily remembered when similar award. his daughter, Mrs. Alberta SimpThe illustration on the calendar Wright. they may be "found at a glance. Jean Coleman Jackson will be son who has remained with them The calendar makes a valuable this year will be an appealling since the serious illness of Mrs. gift for missionaries and service view of the First-Sixt- h Ward instructor of foods and Mrs. Ruby Loveridge several months ago. men and the historic aspect of these chapel. This is one of a series of replacing His children are Mrs. E. N accurate names and dates cannot prints, of historic buildings. Morgan, who taught most of last be over estimated. (Annie) Webb, Mrs. Simpson and A nominal fee of 50c for the year. Mrs. Leon (Iris) Peet, Lehi. He , Local clubs are being given the calendar and 25c for each name Joseph R. Smith has been apmeethas a stepdaughter, Mrs. also of their adding opportunity will be charged for the service. pointed to take the place of Garth Sigrid Olsen of Salt Lake City; 12 ing dates. School and club listings Of this amount, sizable in commerce and Allred the typepercentage will be marked in bold faced type, of funds received grandchildren, . 34 great-gran- d from the plac- writing department. and one children discernible. readily Mr. Adamson reports that the ing of the names will go to the The arrival of each Birthdays will be marked by a quorums. The committee points schedule of fees and opening school reading of the names over Radio out that the idea is now success- activities will be announced in the one. has been an important event to Mr. Loveridge. Station KOVO in Provo. A special fully in use in 1500 communities. near future. time will be set aside for this The of is the community support interference solicited. without purpose, An ounce of mother is worth a Those who place listings from national networks. of clergy pound uniThe big drive for listings will will realize the value of this Spanis hProverb service. A crew of workmen from the Val begin August 30. A house to que T. Christiansen construction com pany was at work this week re pairing rough spots in the newly paved roads of the city. The men have repaired rough ? spots with asphalt along Third West and other streets recently 0 paved with oil and chips. Last week the City Council went on record as against accepting the roads unless they were improved. They declared that too much time had elapsed between the time the THE WINNING TEAM . . . Senior Aaronic Softball team won 13-- 6 over Elders at Lehi stake outundercoat of oil was applied and above are, front row, left to right: Arthur Sabey, Dick Roberts, Ralph Roberts, Blacky the final oil mats laid, with the ing, rictured row: Harris. Bishop Hyrum A. Anderson, sponsor Jack Colledge, Clifford Lee, Dean Colledge, Al" Top result that the roads became pocklZdEStoXW , bert Mitchell, Colledge, Roy Turner. 1854 Ralph . . Lehi Calendar. on Elders' Stake and . marked will Community "Birthday" rough. appear FIRST WARD CI1ATEL a w O Alpine Teachers Institute Scheduled for Sept. 9, 10, , Roy Worley Leases 11 Johnson TV well-know- -- HlH TJ if M; ; If; tSIW I ib "v" 'i it " I M Don Loveridge Reaches 85th te n. Birthday Club Presents Utility Bags to Lehi Hospital Junior Horseshoe f Finals et H Council to Open Bids on Main Street Widening Project Sept. 4 t H Adult Aaronic Group Elders Team Horseshoe Winners Announced New Teachers Signed for Lehi High School Lehi Elders Plan Community Birthday Calendar Project well-playe- chair-manth- is Col-ledg- es Sa-be- 21-1- home-makin- g, Road Workmen Repair "Rough Spots' f W i 'AY- ?.vvWI r. N |