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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 T.FHT, UTAH Kathleen Evans Lehi Basketball Lehi Guard Unit Red Cross Fund To Reign Over Drive Lacks Team Honored Hoopsters Military Ball (Continued from Front Pace) Miss Evans will be escorted to Local Support Win Tourney At Assembly the ball by her fiance, Robert the to Poor Unit Lehi's championship basketball squad was honored Tuesday after noon at a special student body assembly heralding their entry into the State Class B. Tourna ment Wednesday. Highlight of the program was the presentation of the 1955 Three Championship Region trophy to team captains Arnold Cardon and Brent Dorton by A. J. Rogers, principal of Pleasant Grove High School and head of the Regional Athletic Committee. Cordon and Dorton, in turn, presented the trophy to Principal Dan Peterson, who will place it on display in the trophy case at the school. The trophy is made of blonde wood with the bronze figure of a basketball player on a crown. A bronze plaque is engraved with the names of the team members, athletic manager and coach. Members of the championship team are Brent Dorton, Arnold Cardon, Gary Jolley, Morgan Evans, Hugh Haws, Gary Holm-steaKenneth Calton, Donald Morgan, Merriel Wathen Richard Gordon, Dwayne Colledge and Roger Turner. Reed Street is the team manager, and L. K. Peterson, coach. Speakers at the assembly included Dean Prior, former football coach, Dr. Boyd J. Larson, team physician and ardent supporter; Lloyd B. Adamson, former Lehi principal now District Director of Education; Mr. Rogers, and Coach Peterson. Prayer was offered by Lars E. Jenkins of the faculty. The Senior High Band and cheerleaders were on hand to lead the student body in a rousfor the team. All ing send-of- f students were given purple lapel ornaments in the form of a block "L", with the word "Pioneers" d, in white lettering. The Lehi National Guard has added a beautiful trophy to basketball this community's honors this season. The trophy was awarded the local Guard last Saturday when they took first place in an invitational basketball meet for all Engineering units of the state, held at the Murray Armory An squad outclassed all other teams entered in the competition to bring home the attractive trophy to the local unit. Those responsible for the victory were Keith A. Prior, Russell E. Anderson, Edward D. McStay, Aimer L. Colledge, Bradley D. Webb, William H. Fox, Ralph S. Blaine W. Adamson, Roberts, public response Lott, a member of the Lehi annual Red Cross appeal for funds National Guard unit. has been reported by house-t- o Committee members report that house workers in the current the ball will be informal, and will campaign, according to Abel J. be open to the general public. AdEkins, drive chairman. mission will be $1.00 per couple, In one ward, with all districts and tickets are now being sold by in but two, only $8.00 has been all members of the Guard. Tickets collected. In another ward, a may also be purchased at the worker reported canvassing an en door. tire apartment house without re The balls will be paid drills for all Guard personnel. They will ceiving a penny. In view of the many services wear uniforms and will participate performed by the Red Cross both in a formation prior to the start in this community and across the of dancing. The dance will be one of 25 nation, this poor response to the fund drive is particularly separate balls to be held the same evening in 25 Utah comDuring the past year, Lehi munities, inaugurating a traditon citizens have had the benefit of for the Army and Air Guard units many services performed by the of this state. Highlight of the Red Cross. Two training classes entire celebration will be the were held in Lehi during 1954 by crowning of "Miss Utah National Guard' 'at the Rainbow Randevu, the Red Cross, the first a standard First Aid class taught which will be the focal point of by Lee Colledge, and the second, the celebratioa She will be sea Red Cross Home Nursing class lected from candidates nominated and and by batteries held at Lehi High School companies taught by Mrs. Mable Jones, throughout the state. Lt. Ned F. Wilson of the Lehi public health nurse. unit and W. O. Easton Brown of Blood banks held during the American Fork are year were sponsored by the Red of the affair. A variety program Cross, and the organization al is planned during intermission ways stands ready to aid local time. , people and service men when they need it. Emergency communi cations to men in the service are MISSIONARY PARENTS AND handled through the Red Cross, WIVES MEETING TONIGHT .... The meeting of Missionary Parand the organization is also in- sturmental in helping service men ents and Wives., will be held obtain emergency leaves in case of Thursday (tonight) at 7:30 p. m. in the Ward Relief illness or family emergency. room. All those in the Society The Red Cross also aids ser are reminded to attend. Mr. vice men's dependents and veter- group and Mrs. H. G. Manning will be ans in app'lying for and obtaining the hosts. all the government benefits to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carter visited which they are entitled In some in Magna, last Wednesday, with cases, financial help is also avail Mr .and Mrs. Elmo Olsen, and in able. Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. The current fund drive will Henry Jensen. continue until the end of Marchs and local residents are urged to ATTEND SHOWER give their support to this worthMrs. J. J. Carter and Mrs. Delia while cause. All "workers are con Whipple attended a bridal shower tributing their time and efforts in Provo, last Wednesday for Miss without charge to aid the fund Delores Hansen, who was married drive. to Leo Carter, Friday, March 11. 11-m- Jerry B. Butt, Sherman V. Lar-se-n and Earl Craig Dorton, A State National Guard Basketball Tournament will be held March 29 to April 2 at the Murray Armory, 5189 South State Street, with the Lehi squad as one of the leading competitors. The schedule of games has not yet been announced for the 16 teams 22-ho- ur entered. Engineering units of the state Air squads, National Guard units, two teams; the 145th Field Artillery, three teams, the 222nd Field Artillery, three teams, and mixed Guard units of- - the Salt Lake City area, three teams. Lehi's Guard team for the state tournament will be bolstered by an additional 17 men, including a good percentage of Lehi High School's Region 3 championship team who are members of the Guard company. In the troup will be Brent L. Dorton, Arnold A. Cardon, Morgan J. Evans, Gary H. Holmstead, Donald A. Morgan, Kenneth A. Calton, Roger C. Turner, Gary H. Lewis, Joseph H. Haws, Therald A. Woolsey, Lester D. Colledge, Dan I Peck, George K. Shepherd, Frederick A. Shel-toOrson W. McKinney, Julian J. Mercer and Kent Thrasher. are entering five Mothers, Daughters Tea Members of the Jaycettes club entertained their mothers at a Mothers and Daughters Tea held at the home of Mrs. Harold Ellison, who was color captain for the meeting. Assisting were Mrs. Ted Comer, Mrs. Julian Clover and Mrs. Dean Kirkham. An interesting review of the book, "Three Came Back," was given by Mrs. Leo Loveridge. Potted plants were presented to the mothers as keepsake gifts. Refreshments were served to 24. A NEW DAUGHTER FOR THE SWENSONS A special bundle arrived this week for Bishop and Mrs. Calvin H. Swenson. Their new baby daughter was born March 15, at the Lehi hospital. Shauna Sue is the name chosen for the newcomer who' will be welcomed by three sisters, Judith, Lana, Connie, and two brothers, Stephen and Lane. Patriarch and Mrs. A. Carlos Schow and Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Swenson of Pleasant Grove are sharing honors as grandparents. FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND ' SHOWER FOR RAELENE HUNGER, BRIDE-ELEC- T Mrs. F. A. Hunger attended a personaal shower held in Provo for her daughter, Miss Raelene last Fri. Mrs. Hunger bride-elec- t, Robert Simmons was hostess for the group which included a group of school friends from Provo. Also present were the sisters of Miss Merlyn and LaDawn Hunger, Hunger and Mrs. Keith (Glenda) Carlson, of Orem. The spring theme was followed in refreshments and decorations. rn E. Russell Innes is Lehi Red The groom is a nephew of Mr, Cross chairman, and Mrs. Marvel Carter. Peterson, home service director. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edding' A cheerful temper joined with ton and sons, Paul, Stephen and innocence will make beauty at- Eric, of Provo, visited here Sun tractive, knowledge delightful, day, with their parents, Mr. and and wit Joseph Mrs. John Whimpey and Dr. and Addison. Mrs. Elmo Eddington. good-nature- d. k Q Q Q Q Q Q LOANS Urges Local Clinic (Continued from Front Page) was a well known farmer and was the Utah-Idah- o employed by Sugar Company. A resident of the Lehi Fourth Ward for 50 years, she served as secretary in Relief Society for 21 years, was a counselor for eight months and then as president for 10 years. Since that time she has been a visiting teacher. She has done a great deal of Temple and genealogical work. Mrs. Russon has done a vast amount of quilt making and other sewing and handwork. Her flow ers are her pride and she still does considerable crocheting, in cluding dainty edgings for hand kerchiefs. Her husband passed away in 1948. Since that time she has continued to maintain her home and has carried on in hospitality to her family. She is the mother of five children, four of whom are Mrs. Clarence (Hilda) living: Bushman and Mrs. Marlin Christiansen (Mildred), both of Lehi; Philip Ervin Russon, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Arthur (Velma) A daughter, Olson, Clearfield. Principal Gareth Seastrand of the Cedar Valley school reported this week that a house to house canvass of homes in Cedar Fort and Fairfield .will be conducted in the near future by PTA officers. The purpose is to obtain the views of every home in the two communities regarding a local immunization clinic for adults as IGA, DURFEY CLEANERS TO SPONSOR TOURNAMENT BROADCAST The play by play broadcast over Radio Station KOVO in Provo, is bringing the vivid championship play of the Lehi Pioneers basketball team to families and fans this week. Durfey Cleaners and Price Bros. IGA Market are of the broadcast, with Barratt's Builders Supply and Chipman's of American Fork. well as children. Mr. Seastrand asks the support of every resident Wisdom consists, not in stumbin obtaining this service. A clinic has now been obtained for the ling on truth by chance but in school children, he reported. There marking, learning, and inwardly has been considerable absenteeism digesting it. La Rochefoucauld. from school, including several cases of whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wilson spent Sunday afternoon in Pay-so- n visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Le-RWilson, their uncle and aunt. Susan, died in 1914, at the age of 18 years. There are 14 grandchildren and 20 Out of a family of five brothers and seven sisters, only Mrs. Russon and one sister, Mrs. Lettie May Beardall of Spring-villare living. ea Know Your UTAH VALLEY Listen to KOVO or KIXX 960 (KCSU) 12:30 Midday e, UTAH Septic Tanks and Cesspools Cleaned Phone Provo 3607 Veterans Service Sanitary Utah CONSERVATOIRE OF Provo, DANCE in Lehi Second Ward Chapel &2 Each Monday After School Complete Is Now Teaching Tap - Acrobatic - Ballet All who enter March 21 between 3:30 and 6 p. m. will be entered at Half Price This Auto Repair Work Official Station Inspection MOBILE Auto Service is last day to enter at hali price Fred Nakagawa, Owner, Manager PHONE 200 . r r AUTO FURNITURE SIGNATURE Geneva Finance Phone 413 American Fork F"w l"-M- Jog ' i You'll Smack Your Lips ir When You Taste JSyear OLD if l I (i Select Your PIP now We have new rods, reels, boots creels, and new lures. For that fishing urge, pre-seaso- . iM IK 1 KENTUCKY CORN WHISKEY Today t ,y Vi 1 Jr? IV n come in and brouse around our tackle jdepartment. FORECASTERS 1 g1,, 4. IC 606 Corner Main and 2nd West NOW: Sizes of your 'wires are they large enough? 2. Are there enough circuits? 3. Plenty of outlets in each room? Fishing Season Opens May 28 Phone tt tt CHECK For Fishing CZP is an average home 75-wa- Before You Oo Fishing Give Us a Call And We'll Tell You The Best Hours of the Day (SLJ in this area, you are using almost twice as much electricity every day as you did ten years ago. With so many new electrical conveniences such as clothes dryers, dishwashers, garbage disposers, and ironers you'll probably use much more low cost electricity in the next five years. Check now to be sure your wiring is prepared for the increased load. Inadequate wiring is not only inconvenient, but wastes time and money. For example, with only a 10 per cent reduction in voltage, a broiler takes 34 per cent more time to heat . . . and a one with normal voltage. bulb provides less light than a Accidents and fires often result from overloaded wires, too. If yours 100-wa- WE ARE FISHING 1400 Every Sunday at Front end alignment and wheel balancing. Motor tone up and complete Automotive Repairs Exxpert body and fender work and painting. GOOD Tear tires and batteries Highest prices allowed for your old battery Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired PHONE AM. FORK 624 FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 1 P-T- A Zufelt Auto Repair Service IN 1 AMuT I Cedar Fort Observes 80th Birthday Third-Seven- th n, Jaycettes Hold Mrs. Inza Russon Sufficient light switches properly placed? LEHI Be Modern-- lll ELECTRICALLY Utah Power & Light Co. |
