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Show 1XHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH Construction of New Utah Oil Station on Main Street Planned Construction of a new Utah Oil Company service station is scheduled to begin soon, according to Dean Powell, who will lease the new station. Mr. Powell is now completing arrangements for construction of the new business on the old H. B. Merrihew property at the northwest corner of Main and Center Streets. The Merrihew home will be moved from the property as soon as possible. Large trees are now being removed so the home can be taken out. Mr. Powell has laid a foundation west of his home on Second West and First North, and will move the old home to that spot, where he plans to remodel and renovate it. Mr. Powell has received bids from three Utah County contractors on construction of the building, and iwll announce soon It who will build the station. of cement block construction, having a grease rack, wash rack, office and rest rooms. Parking area will be provided north of the building for customers. The station will have four gasoline pumps, two located on Main Street and two on the Center Street side. Target date for completion of the station is Novemwill be ber 15. Mr. Powell states that he will offer the same services he is now offering at his present location, which he from the Utah Oil Company. The building is leased by Utoco from Cassel Willes. For those who would like to see how the new station will look when completed, Mr. Powell points out that it will be a duplicate of the new Utoco station recently opened near the semaphore in Sandy. sub-leas- Hill Air Force Base Modern Offers Opportunities Air Conditioning by Orville Gunther For the next few weeks we are going to present in this column some pertinent facts relative to year around air conditioning. PART I The best parts of our lives are spent in our homes with our families. There are 8760 hours in a year and in climates such as ours our homes must be heated about 6000 hours per year and cooled 2000, so that about 90 per cent of the time heating and cooling are essential for comfort and health. During the other 10 per cent of the time when air conditioning is not absolutely essential, the homeowner would still be better off to use the equipment. Run the blower for ventilation use the filters to clean the air keep the windows closed to keep dirt, odors and noise outside. So it is our pleasure and our job to do our part and use our skills and knowledge in raising d air the standards of conditioning in American homes. For the air conditioning is an function. Air in the winter must have heat and humidity added, cleaned and be kept in constant and mild circulation; whereas, air in the summer must have heat removed, humidity removed, cleaned, and be kept in constant and mild circulation. The process is the same and the need of the A reserve Air Force unit is being organized at Hill Field Air Force Base and offers varied opportunities to qualified men who fill the unit's complement of two officers and 43 men. Lt. Wm. J. Wyatt, commanding officer, announced the program as including one Saturday and Sunday a month and a 15 day active duty period a vear, with full pay and allowances Men wishing assignment to the .ve unit must be veterrns pnd in the communqualifications ications field. Anyone interested in joining should contact Lt. Wyatt at Salt Lake City, Teleor Master Sgt. Sidphone ney F. Peele or Staff Sgt. Perry C. Beckley, at Hill AFB, Ext. 677. County Wool Growers Favor Fund wool producers in Forty-EigUtah County participated in a wool referendum held recently that expired August 19, 1955. If the referendum is approved nationally, deductions will be made from the incentive payment of the 1955 wool clip of one (1) cent per pound and five (5) cents per hundred pounds live weight from lambs and yearlings. These funds will provide for advertising and other promotional activities to improve and enlarge the market for wool and lambs. The preliminary count of the referendum showed 41 producers representing 43,030 head of sheep voting in favor and 6 producers representing 1,323 head of sheep voting against the deductions to be made. home-ownis identical for com One ballot was declared ineleg-ibl- e on the erounds that the pro fort, convenience, health and for modern, better living. ducer had failed to list the num Stripped of luxuries and nice- ber of sheep he owned and he was ties, the four absolute essentials not accessible at the time of the of life are: ballot counting. 1. Food ht year-aroun- er 2. 3. 4. Water Shelter Without these basic essentials life cannot go on. Next wek we will see what the air conditioning industry has accomplished with respect to this fourth essential "air" as it applies to the comfort and welfare of human beings. pro- A HERS American Fork, Utah Entered at the postoffice at Lehi, Itah, as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3, 1879 Subscription Per Year (in advance) .. Furnaces Air Conditioning 129 East Main lations relating to the conservation of Oil and Gas in the State of Utah. OIL Fort-Fairfie- The election will be conducted through the mail with ballots being mailed from the A. S. C. office to each farmer on Monday, August 29, 1955. Voting instructions will accompany each ballot and must be returned to the Utah County A. S. C. office. Box 21G, Provo, Utah, in person or postmarked not later than September 10, 1955. In the event any farmer fails to receive a ballot in the mail he may obtain one by proving his eligibility at the County A. S. C. & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION H. F. 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Peterson Robert Webb Television SERVICE LEHI Bacteriology Bible, Modern Scripture Botany Business Management Chemistry Church History Clothing and Textiles Economics Economics, Home Management CAMPUS Member of Before The Oil and Gas Conservation Commission of the State of Utah NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 8, 1955 in the Governor's Board Room, State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, for the purpose of adopting General Rules and Regu- ar To be Announced Soon SERVICE ON ALL MAKES TV - Radio - Record Blayers All Work Fully Guaranteed & of his place of business on Main Street has bH-- made to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Strong. The Strongs will continue to operate under the name, "Roundup," and announce their grand ojening Saturday, August 27. They cordially invite all former patrons and friends to attend open house on that date. The address is 164 West Main. 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They plan to stop for a few days here before returning to Kansas. M Lehi Business Under New Management i' PfrSS ASSOCIATION Oka 7 promptly pay the principal and interest on the bonds as they become due. The agreement has been put in the form of a pledge which will be signed and certified by the Mayor and Recorder. thereof. Water and Sewer Revenues Under the ordinance, Lehi City will set up a Sewer and Water Revenue Bond Sinking Fund. The city agrees to set rates for the sale of water and for water and sewer service as well as collect APPOINTMENTS Lillian Crabb has been appointed School Lunch manager at Lehi High School, according to an announcement from the Alpine Board of Education. The Board has also approved the hiring of 12 new teachers in the district, including Dean Welch, Douglas Johnson, Jay Criddle, Harold E. Bessey, Max Radmall, Alice Witcomb, Sharon Stoddard, Helen Thacker, LaRae Watkins, Leona Dowdle, Esther M. Mower and Nedra Knight. The resignations of 18 teachers were accepted, including those of Zane Alder and Lars K. Peterson, who taught last year at Lehi High School. ' The Board gave approval for Mary Camenish, District Supervisor of the School Lunch program, and six lunch workers to attend a national convention October 3 in Denver, Colorado. Published by the Free Press Publishing Co., Every Thursday E. Russell Innes, Publisher MEMBER. proposed ordinance, on which citizens will' vote September 20. First provision of the projiosed sewer ordinance is to unite the water and sewer systems as a single utility. The $4S6,U)0 in water and sewer revenue bonds will be used to construct the sewage collection system throughout the city, and revenues from the operation of both sewage and water systems wilil be used to pay off the bonds. Tying up the water and sewer systems legally is a move required by the bonding companies for the protection of their money. It is done for two purposes, first, to provide a source of revenues with which the bonds can be paid off, and second, to give the city a legal weapon for the collection of service charges. In other words, it would not be possible for the city to shut of sewer services if a resident failed to pay the service charges, but it would be possible to shut off his water The bonds will be issued in denominations of $1000 each and will mature in a specified numerical order from 1957 to 1987. The bonds maturing in the years 1957 to 1965 inclusive, shall bear interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, and the bonds maturing in the years 1966 to 1987 shall bear interest at 3 per cent per annum. The interest will be payable semi annually on Jan. 1, and July 1. Notice of the call of any of the bonds for redemption must be given 30 days in advance by registered mail to the holders Questionnaires sent out recently to all Lehi High School students of tiie classes of 1940, 1350 and 1952 are being returned, and results will soon be tabulated, according to Principal Dan Peterson. Principal Peterson reports that approximately 66 per cent of the students of 1940 to 1950 have now returned their questionnaires, and over 70 per cent of the 1952 students have responded. The initial questionnaires were followed by a letter, urging the students to fill out and return tho forms. Second copies of the questionnaire will now be sent out to those who have not yet returned them, together with another appeal. Principal Peterson said there are 251 former students involved in the study, the purpose of which is to determine what the school lias given them that has been of value, and what it should have given them. He declared that the results, when tabulated, should give scluxl officials some valuable help in building a curriculum, as well as in counseling work. To date, the school has received answers from 25 states, as well as from Alaska, Japan, Hawaii, GerAfrica, Norway, Finland, many, and other overseas stations. The questionaire is one devised by the state which is being used by 70 of the state's 75 high schools. Questions cover their place of residence, marital status, age at which first married, num ber of children, amount of education, employment status, civic Most important activities, etc. part of the form covers direct questions about their school work and how it has helped or failed to help them in their activities since graduation. weekly newspaper devoted t the interests and welfare of Lehi City UTAH STATE PHONE 607 Former Students Facts You Should Know About Receiving School The Proposed Lehi Sewer System Editors Note: This is the first revenues sufficient to pay off the revenue bonds. Net revenues so of several articles explaining Questionaires Lehi sewer received will be used to visions of the The Lehi Free Press Air THl'RL'SDAV, AUGUST 25, 1955 advertising costs so little To advartis gallon. To mm per loaf then leading cereals ce big-na- fI . gasolines take km than tiae famous brands of broad cost wrapper. To adrertW Amarica's 10t pacing.. 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