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Show I.rJTI 5, 1954 THOISDAT, MARCH Dr. Frederick "Dick" Evans Runs Close Race in Harwood, Lehi Police Officer Contest Succumbs Citizens Urged To Enroll in First Rid Class JFREE FRESS, LEHZ, UTAH Lehi Participates In Orchestra Native, State Trooper Neldon E. (Dick) Word was received by his sister, Evans of Lehi received first honorable mention in the annual Mrs. Maude Adams, of the death contest to select the outstanding of Dr. Frederick Harwood, 74, Lehi L. Carlos Ccatcs has issued a Central Utah Peace Officer of the native. Monday. March 22. Dr. personal appeal to townspeople to year. Harwood died at his home in enroll now in the First Aid class Arkansas, after Ill com the Arkadelphia, ion First place in pet being organized under sponsorship went to Henry Weight, veteran ness. of the Lehl Civil Defense organiHe was director of the School of Springville police officer. Contest zation. Teachers said only a few Music at Henderson's committeemen First Aid training is one of the points separated Mr. Weight and College in Arkadelphia for 33 most vital features of the Civil De- Mr. Evans in the final pudging. years. He resigned his position as fense program, for the individual The award was announced Mon- an active teacher in 1934 on acmust be prepared to help himself day night at a "banquet in Provo count of ill health but was retainand his family in the event of an sponsored by the Footprlnters As- ed in an emeritus capacity. His air or atomic attack, the Civil De- sociation, which fosters the annual wife is still teaching violin in the fense director states. college. competition. This training is of special imDr. . Harwood, known as Fred Representing Lehi city at the portance to mothers of young banquet were Harold D. Westring Harwood, was born in Lehi, Feb. children, since the burden of pro- of the City Council and Tony 1, 1880, a son of James and Sarah tection will fall on them. They Ferkovich of the police depart- J, Taylor Harwood. He spent his must be prepared with both ment. summer vacations in Lehi during plies and training to render First Trooper Evans was also a runner-u- p the life of his mother. He taught Aid in their homes. in last year's contest. piano and had many students in Persons interested in taking the Lehi and American Fork. He was course are urged to contact Lee wardens will be instructed to visit a brother to James T. Harwood, Colledge, class instructor, Stanley every httme in their block check- famous artist. M. Taylor or Mr. Coates as soon Only two now survive of the ing on preparedness and giving inas possible. i structions to the resident.6 Civil family of twelve brothers and Mr. Coates said that the central Defense officials hope to stimu- sisters, Mrs. Adams, Lehl; and Civil Defense council Is now re- late more Interest and enthusiasm Don V. Harwood of New York organizing the air raid warden in the defense program under the CityN. Y, The Harwoods have no set-u. children. , Under the new program, new organization. Sixth Graders Prove plant grass in front of the building on the north side. The subscription campaign proved so suc Good Salesmen Lehi Eelementary School has cleared $200 from the recent Lehi High School's magazine subscription sale conorchestra took part last night ducted by the Sixth Grade studin an orchestra ents, (Wednesday) to Principal Cecil according festival at Springville, sponsored Ash. . by the Region 3 High School Mr. Ash said the school spent Activities Association. some money on small prizes for Under the leadership of Reed C Newbold, director, the orchestra the students who turned in the played the Tannhauser March, most subscriptions, and the 5200 Overture to the Open Lucille, and represented the net proceeds. A the Balkan Suite. total of $750 in subscriptions was Four school orchestras took that cessful, school to extend the lawn the street this year. officials hope clear out to Festival 27-pie- ee high part in the festival, each playing three numbers on the program. The stall a money will be lawn sprinkling Wm readiar the ether day boot Maharaja ia India who haa a adniatare electric train all made of aihrer. Nov, maybe that'a ot annsnal for a priace, but this fellow had it raaiaf around cm aa cBoraou diainj table ia the royal palace. The twelve ears on the train are loaded with different kinda of traits, note, and beverages. And the train stops automatically in front of each plate so the person sitting there can choose ! what he wants. From where I ait, the Maha used to system and in- $10.00 to $300.00 LEHI SMALL LOAN If you didn't buy your GAS OB ELECTRIC RANGE from COMPANY J. Cliff JOHNSON'S Miller Agent APPLIANCE 82 East State Street LEHI, UTAH You Paid Too Much y Joe Marsh You Might Call it "Gravy Train" LOANS! - With An Ad TV & Rom where I sit sold. TO SELL 'EM, TELL 'EM- dimmrtimmm a raja ia retilly going to extremes to impress his guests. Around this part of the world, hospitality certainly doesnt need all those fancy trimmings. 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