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Show n U 4, 1957 TBTKSDAY. THE LEHI FRET PKESS, LEHI. UTAH Whatever Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings Attend My Neighbors Nat. Gems and Minerals Show Presented With Deep Sea Shells, Coral Specimens A present his collection to the Denver Museum; however, he stated he felt it w ould be more 'appreciated here than in Denver. The items in the collection range from tiny samples of marine life, to large specimens of coral, some and extremely delicate. paper-thi- n Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings hope to display the Barnes collection in their present museum building in the near future. They will remove and store some Indian artifacts in order to make room for the shells. While in Denver, the Hutchings also toured the Denver Museum and saw that institution's outThe standing wildlife display. animals and birds are shown in their natural habitats which have been reconstructed through paint ings and artificial foliage. The displays are beautiful and excep-- J semi-precio- worth doing at alL 'I CTTCD Wln3 HOME A valuable and very beautiful collection of deep sea shells and foral sDecimens oolected near Guam has been presented to the John Hutchings museum, it is reported by Mr. Hutchings. Hie specimens were collected by "No, I didn't run into i truck. I ran into their union!" John Barnes of Denver, Colorado, who was a deep sea diver for the U. S. Government at Guam for seven years. This remarkable colSkill will accomplish what is lection is exceptionally beautiful, Henderson 11 denied to force. . especially since all of the shells and coral were collected "alive". Mr. Barnes first visited the Hutchings Museum two years ago while returning to Colorado from Guam. He learned of the museum 11 tL in Salt Lake during a stop-ovsaid. lifelike, they City, and came here to visit it. tionally Mr. Hutchings expressed some At that time he gave Mr. Hutch. ings a beautiful coral specimen disappointment with the Denver r aft? . which resembled a huge white Museum's mineral display. Other . fern" j""" than some fine gold specimens, h&4m 'it flower. which items Hutchmuseum few has the Last week Mr. and Mrs. Utah Power Si Light Co, crew breaks out gear west of Nephi for survey of line which may beings made a trip to Denver to at- can compare with wnat Mr. come first link of system to bring Glen Canyon electricity to people of Utah. Left to right, Frank thirst-quenche- r! tend the National Gems and Hutchings has in his own museum. Martinez, Eugene Hess, Marvin Lee, Chris Singleton, chief of party; and Kenneth Butler, all of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings returnMineras Show, and thre t h e y met Mr. Barnes. He took them on ed with some fine samples of Salt Lake City. blue a tour of some fine mineral col- Amazonite, a & Lehi can forge ahead if local lecting grounds in and around mineral found only in the Colorado citizens work together and spend Denver, and, as they were pre- area around Pikes Peak. They to money for the common good; paring to return home, presented encountered several snow storms there's no other way. them with his entire shell and during their trip, including two e to long-rangboth plans Surveys were in progress today their terrific blizzards in the high coral collection. next meet the of load construction the during toward growth looking to mountain pas Civilization may be the product Mr. Barnes had intended a high voltage electric line which 10 years and to be in a position of the world but it depends very Glen would become the first leg of a to bring Utah's share of told that support for S. 1497, the transmission system to bring Glen Canyon power into their respect- largely upon the United States for companion bill in the Senate, is Canyon power to the people of ive service areas when it becomes its present defense. desired. available. , . Utah. There is no use trying to reguWe should all make it clear to As a joint project of Utah Powlate the world unless you can Congress that we want a law that er and Light Co., and Telluride first demonstrate that you can will compell the use of the readily Power Co., both aerial and ground available humane methods. Pass- reconnaisance crews are in the regulate and control yourself. age of a useless law which would field surveying a proposed call for study and research will line between the end needed of UP&L'a interconnected system not bring the much Prehistoric oysters, it seems, Dear Editor: Such a near Nephi and the Richfield area. had their irritations as well as slaughterhouse reform. I would like to voice my com bill has the support of the packThe project, according to pre- their modern-da- y counterparts, ments with those I heard along ers. Study and research obviouscost ap- according to John Hutchings. would estimates, DONT SUFFER liminary the parade route last Thursday ly are not needed; action is. I $1,900,000, officials of Mr. and IVJrs. Hutchings return- ANOTHER SLEEPLESS NIGHT. proximately wishes celebration. who our and Friday during suggest that anyone g the two concerns said. The line ed last week-en- d from a Several people were asking the more detailed information on would be constructed to New BTtUabl at last without a prt at to operate the Henry new tested and modern acriptfoa b question, where are the floats rep- slaughter methods write to The 230,000 volts but until Glen Can- Mountainsexpedition Garfield in County. capsal that tire you complete relaxaresenting our business houses? As Humane Society of the United yon power becomes available it They visited an ancient "reef" from on tion nerroiiinees. restleaeneevi and I recall, there were three the States, Washington 5, D. C, for would operate at 138,000 volts to the desert near Mt. Ellen and alecpleaanesa due to tit strain of dailj tensions. its enlightening leaflet. State Bank of Lehi, Style-A- rt transmit power from UP&L's in- came home with approximately a In a short tints yon can enjoy relaxine, Yours truly, Beauty Salon and Davis Market terconnected system for use by thousand shells of sea animals healthful sleep, without any "Morning and all were very lovely. But sureLucille J. Butler, Telluride The Co. distance Power were which of the the forerunner Hangorer" from habit forming-- drags. of is a this poor representation 674 9th Avenue ly This new cap sale contains no barbiturates from Nephi to the Richfield area modern oyster. our business districts. r narcotics. Remember NO PRESCRIPSalt Lake City, Utah. terminus is approximately 7 0 One of the most interesting TION IS NECESSARY. Ask us about It seems to me the load of the new capsule at once. miles. this shells in the collection was found Not every reader who urges the parade was carried by wards and officials the of Simultaneously, their Laurel Merrell, daughter stake organizations, who receivs editor of The Lehi Free Press to Southern Utah Power Co. announ- by who, with her children, accomvery little monetary returns from "hop on" something is willing to ced that they have launched a panied therrt on- the trip. The the celebration. True, once in threa be quoted by name. survey looking toward the. con- shell contained a small pearl. ! p or four years they have a turn at a 138,000 volt line Lehi Main Street While valuable as a colector's Accidents can happen without struction of a concession stand at the rodeo from Cedar City to connect with item, the tiny pearl is of no value anybody being to blame, but most the grounds. line at Richfield. I think that most business firms highway fatalities are due to This line would be 120 miles long as a gem. Both it and the shell in the city will admit their busi- liquor or carelessness. and would represent an estimated long ago turned to stone. ness was increased during the week The desert tour was taken unde additional investment of $2,800, of the Roundup. You'll never "find" time for any- 000. the direction of Worthen Jackson, A celebration of this type de- thing. If you want time you must n Officials of the three utilities desert guide, of Fremands the cooperation of every make it. Charles Buxton explained that they are shaping mont. citizen to assure its success. I for one, feel the business houses were conspicuous by their lack of sup port to the wonderful and praise worthy miniature parjade which is always a large part of our cel er is is worth doing well. a 1 Welcome (SIFT to ike Parmer Resident IN THKNEWfATER e aves Wherever your -- MJ ..Mthe IGftl Utah Power Light Co. Looks Toward Bringing Glen Canyon Power Utah Hutchings Take Fossil Hunting Expedition extra-high-volta- CAN'T SLEEP? fossil-huntin- - Nothing does it like Julian's Drugs Seven-U- high-volta- . Sorrow need not mean financial tragedy. well-know- ebration. A Parade Booster To the Editor: . It comes as a 'shock 'to many people to learn that animals killed for meat in this country are subjected to horrifying cruelties long ago outlawed by other nations. In all but a few plants, a metal chain is thrown around the hind leg and the animal is then hoisted above the killing floor, stabbel and bled to death, conscious struggling and in agony throughMillions of out the procedure. animals are killed in this way annually. There is no explanation or for this method in view of the fact that instruments for making the animals insensible to pain, rapidly and efficiently, are fully developed. They are even in use in a few plants where they have been found not only merciful for the animals but a means of s for packers and others who have a money interest in producing and marketing meat products. profit-saving- Bills to compel the packing industry to use the humane methods are pending in Congress. I hoje everyone in Utah who is opposed to cruelty will join in t lie nationwide demand for passage of thu urgently needed law. Representatives should be asked to support H. R. 3029. Senators should be IN UTAH NOW Broadway and Metropolitan Opera Stars singing in July 6 and 17, ALPINE-TIMPANOGO- CAVE JUNCTION S At least once or twice during our lifetime, each of us will have to face the task of making funeral arrangements for one of our loved ones. It's inevitable! And it's at a time like this that expenses of all kinds weigh heavily upon the bereaved family. 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