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Show Open House at Cedar Fort Honors New Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson Paul W. and Margery Jennings Peterson were honored at an open house at Cedar Fort, Friday, Aug. 19, with a large gathering of family members and friends in attendance. The hall was tastefully decorated in pink and white, featuring gladioli and asters in a background motif. With Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jennings of St George, and Mr, and Mrs. James E. Peterson, in the bridal line, Mr. and Mrs. Cary Peterson, brother and of the bridegroom, assisted as best man and matron of honor. Bishop and Mrs. Ernil M. Cook greeted the guests, who were introduced by Jay Peterson, a brother. Mrs. Larry (Jolene) Burnham cared for the guest book. In charge of the gift display were sister-in-la- w 'V ( O'iV llllliBlilliiP An urgent need for a psychia- tric social worker and and a clinical psychologist at the Utah County Child Guidance Clinic was expressed by Dr. Marlow Hars-to- n at an executive board meeting. An appeal is being made to all board members of the clinic and the people of Utah county in this needed personnel. The people in the county came to the aid of the clinic in obtaining competent clinical workers when the clinic was first organized and the executive board is again appealing to the people to help them locate the needed professional personnel. Howard Maycock, clinic board president, felt that ads should be placed in all national social wdrk magazines and that every possible source be tapped to try to locate these trained workers. that Dr. Harston explained Mrs. Clifford Austin is visiting of list is a there long waiting at in Seattle, Washington, the clinic the at home of her daughter Shirley, people needing help Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bell and three and if this ptrsonnel were obtained children. She made the trip with the services now available could Mr. almost b doubled, in effective her sister and brother-in-lahandling of the patients. American of Mrs. Art and Dye Dr. Harston also explained that Fork. potential state and federal funds available in the near future for The Lehi mental health would be more Entered at the post office at Lehi, readily available with these desir Utah, as second class matter un- ed additions to the staff and it is der the act of Congress March 3, to the advantage of everyone in 1879 Utah County to bend every effort in obtaining them at once. vOI ASSOCIATION Every person in Lehi should 4ITAH STAFF contact Elmo Gray at once if they know of anyone who could NATIONAL EDITORIAL qualify for these positions. Free Press THB- - W 55l A6TN THRASHER FAMILY TAKES PLANE TRIP TO NEW JERSEY A weekly newspaper devoted to Mrs. Blaine Thrasher and daughthe interests and welfare ter Stephanie, and son Bobbie, now of Lehi City 10 months old, went by plane to a Published by the Free Press Pub- Oceanport, New Jersey, for visit weeks. a two Her half parand of lishing Co. every Thursday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steven HoffE. Russell Innes, Publisher man, met the baby for the first Subscription Per Year (in advance) . . . $3.00 time and had not seen the little girl since three years ago, when just a few days old. She joined with her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. David Jerolamon and four children; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Baum and three children, and Mr. and Gabe Rosko, for trips to the Mrs. 1 seashore and other entertainment. The return flight was made by way of Chicago,, Illinois. mUMI.'H.'Irg.'tf'Ul'l THE LEHI FREE PRESS P Lehi Hospital Happenings Hartman parents SEVENTH WARD GROUP WORKS IN ARCHIVES A group of genealogical workers MR. AND MRS. PAUL PETERSON from the Seventh Ward spent Friday evening at the archives in Salt Lake City. Included were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Colledge, Mr. and Mrs. Sher-a- l Covington, Mrs. Stella Peterson Mrs. John Hutchings. and and a steak Featuring plenty fry of green corn, the summer party A large bridal shower in the of the Leity Club was held at Pays to Advertise! h Lehi Ward Church, Wines Park, last Thursday evehonored Mrs. Harold Beratto, Fri- ning, with 40 present. Members day evening, with Mrs. J. E. Chid of the club entertained their husStarts FRI., SEPT. 16 ester, mother of the bride, assist- bands. Ball games and other games ing in receiving. Miss Donna Shaw were enjoyed. The committee inentertained- with vocal and guitar cluded the new officers, Mrs. Tony UTAH STATE FAIR selections. The new Mrs. Beratto Peck, president; Mrs. Blaine 1:30 NIGHTS THRU SEPT. IS is the former Miss Kathryn Chidvice president; Mrs. Neil IOGER ANP BETTER ester who exchanged wedding vows Manning, secretary; Mrs. Robert Aug. 5, at her home.. The bride Lott, program chairman and Mrs. WORLD groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Vance, historian-reporte- r. FAMOU Also assisting were Mrs. Merlin Albert Beratto of Riverton. Bishop Wayne Powell performed Russon, retiring president, and the ceremony in the presence of Mrs. Jay Manning, former vice close family members and friends. tltl club meetings The bride was attired in a becom- president. Regular TREATESTEVER! UIUDM! October. in will begin ing model of red and white and MATINEES held a bouquet of roses. 1 P.M. and S P.M. - Sept. 2:30 P.M. A party was held in her honor Sept. II and 21 5:00 P.M. AIR September 23 at Riverton. A graduate of the Lehi High CONDITIONING School and LDS Seminary, she IT'S EASY. SAVES TIME. was affiliated with the FHA and HERE'S HOW. Send a Biology clubs. She sang in the HEATING chorus. She has followed employStamped Addressed Rement at the Lehi Drive-In- n Cafe. turn Envelope With Check or Money Order to Holiday The bridegroom graduated from SHEET METAL Jordan High School, where he was On Ice, Care of Box FG6, prominent in athletics. He is a Salt Lake City. Before You member of the National Guard Know It The Best Seats In and is employed by the D & R G The House Will Be Yours. railroad. The young couple will Give 2 Choices of Dates. reside in Riverton. Kathryn Chidester Leity Club Holds Marries Riverton Man Summer Party THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1?6'J of Phoenix, Gregory honors, while Mrs. BeaArizona, son of P. L. Hartman, re- trice Y. Moore of Provo is the ceived treatment for facial cuts, The piano students of Kenneth following an accident. Green were presented in recital, Max and Ruby Bone Ray welMrs. Richard (Bessie Smith) Ro- comed a new baby son, August 21, Sunday afternoon, August 14, at his home. Appearing on the pro- berts was admitted for medical weight 8 lbs. Gordon Douglas is gram were those students who had the name chosen for the newcom21. treatment, August been studying under his direction er, who has two brothers and for one month or more. Mrs. Harriett Dougall, 83, mo- three sisters, Steven, Rosely, SanOne of the highlights of the ther of Mrs. Josephine Robison, dra, Nancy and Larry. Mr. and occasion was .the duet perform- was admitted for medical treat- Mrs. Eldon Bone, Lehi, and Mrs. ance of two sister groups Ly-ne- tt Venone Cegler of Dugway, are the ment, August 21. and Robyn Hutchings, daughgrandparents. Pleased great-gran- d ters of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Marilyn Bahr, 3, are Mrs. Sylvia Hall and daughter of Mr. parents Hutchings; and Jackie Lynn and and Mrs. William Bahr, underwent Mrs. John R. Bone of Lehi Sandra Green, daughters of Mr. tonsilectomy, August 23. A new daughter arrived Augand Mrs. Vance Green of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. May Bone entered August ust 22, for Edwin and Ada Heath Mr. Green also played a favorite 23 for treatment for an injured Webb, weight 5 lbs. 12 oz. There is one brother, Donald. The baby selection, Beethoven's "Moonlight left arm. will be named Carolyn Mr. and Sonata." Rex and Rose Marie Wilcock Mrs. Elmer Heath, Orem, and Don Webb of Lehi, are the proud grand Other students who appeared Goodwin are the proud parents of were, John Hutchings, Margie a baby girl, born August 20, weight parents Lynn Green, Robert Worlton, Dor- 7 lbs. 6 oz. Jeanette Marie is the Miss Barbara Ann Jones of Bur-le- y, othy Mills, Rpbert Cook, Susan name chosen for the little girl, Idaho, visited here with her their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Glen Wilcock and Mr. and Mrs. cousin, Shirley Yates, at the EdMr. Green also has two new studeWayne Goodwin share grand ward Yates Home. nts,-Diane Hamner and Gordon Clark, both well advanced. Professional Help Needed For Child Guidance Clinic Summer Party Vel-m- ) Chris-toffers- on DUP Camps Hold The four Lehi camps of the daughters of Utah Pioneers organization combined for the annual summer party at Wines Park, last a Thursday afternoon. Captain Comer of the Fort Wall Camp, took charge. Prayers were offered by Captain Zina Willes of the Bluebell Camp and Captain Rhea Vanie of the Snow Springs Camp. Some 80 were present for the delightful affair which included an appetizing luncheon and a program. The Jorgensen sisters entertained with dancing. Ellen Banks furnished accordion selections and Fern Russon gave an original reading. Captain Ruth Wanlass of the Evansville Camp, gave readings and Ellis Lehmberg played electric guitar selections. Miss Linda Ferman also gave a reading. Meetings will begin the second Thursday in September, camp officers announced. MY Laura Peterson, Ila Painter and Dixie MitchelL Margery and Deb-r-a Worthen received the gifts. Thora and Eevlyn Peterson and Belva Chamberlain presided over the refreshments which were served by Connie Ault, Carol Smith, Jolene Cook and Margaret Chamberlain. E. B. Garrett was master of ceremonies for the program which included toasts by Mrs. Noy and Cecil Hansen. Jay Ronald Peterson sang two solos, "Through the Years," and "Some Enchanted Evening." Petite Susan Berry and Tamera Cook entertained with dancing. The concluding vocal selection was, "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You", by Paul Peterson and his mother, Lucille Peterson. Dancing rounded out the beautifully arranged affair. Kenneth Green Piano Students In Recital Here I 3 You'll find low prices Quality Merchandise Courteous Service n at Stores That Give It Third-Sevent- m 4R n, . . You're dollars ahead many ways when you shop at stores or service stations that give S&H Green Stamps. cMCHAMTTMC ... ... Dollars ahead because of the distinguished merchandise more than 1,500 items you can get at no extra cost with your filled books of S&H Green Stamps. Dollars ahead again because of the low prices the quality merchandise that's featured at fine stores which give S&H Green Stamps backed with the courteous service you always like to receive. WORK GUNTHER Mrs. Leon Peet enjoyed a week end visit from her granddaughter, Mrs. John Iverson ( Jeannine Pack) of Denver Colorado, with her chil dren, Steven, Teresa, Michael and Gregory. Also here were two grandsons, Allen and Dannie Pack of Pleasant Grove. PRICES INCLUDE TAX AND FAIR ADMISSION Sheet Metal Co. 31 - - $3.75 $3.25 $275 Family Mai. Wed. S.pt. 21 Only $2.75 $2.50 $1.75 North First West American Fork - SK See the Cherjr Mjratery Show in color Sunday. GREEN STAMPS Prove it to yourself! Compare prices! Compare quality! Compare service! You'll soon learn why S&H Green Stamps are extra values for you. ft Hi' a m ism EE ra oi i ) a v i& u 333 NBC-T- Notice! m Effective Sept. Jack's Radio & TV Service will remain open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone PO Repair Work MOBILE Auto Service Daily Closed Saturdays and Sundays FIRST WARD BISHOPRIC. ' Complete WIVES JOIN IN PARTY The First Ward bishopric and Auto their wives joined in a party last Official Inspection Station Tuesday evening at the home of Don L. Peet, financial clerk. Discussion of ward affairs followed dinner and visiting. Those present, with their partners included, Bishop F. Wayne Bushman, LeRoy Smith and George Tripp, counsel- Fred Nakagawa, Owner, Manager ors; Melvin Anderson clerk; Mr. Dial PO Peet and Emory Alien, ward teaching supervisor. CAR... BY FAR! THE BEST BUYING TIME . . . RIGHT THE BEST SELLING With more people buying Chevrolet (including Cqrvairs) than ever before . . . with Chevy popularity and leadership zooming up to an all-tihigh . . . and with the choice of models still wide til and wonderful . . . your timing couldn't be better. Corner your Chevy dealer one of these days real soon. See how satisfying it is to do business with a happy man. , 71 Will be Open Aug. 29 I I Be Sure You Tiy Out New . .. Army Fatiaues Starched Stiff as a Board JACK'S and Radio & Television Service Shirt Laundry Bet Ait Sport Cciiptthmre are GENERAL ELECTRIC Complete Service All Makes , . . Featuring Same Day Service EXCLUSIVE, I AWARD-WINNIN- ADVANTAGES G First, because of its advanced engineering, it was voted Car of the Year by the editors 61 Motor Trend magazine. And now Corvair's received the coveted Industrial Designers Institute Gold Medal for its trim, distinctive style. The award was presented to William L. Mitchell, General Motors vice president in charge of Styling. Drive America'! award-winninge- Television - Radios more models where Ihit one cam froml (SKEW'S with Ultra Modern Equipment 17 st car toon! M- f chevrqleT For Economical Trinsportitioe Cenair TOO Club Coup with handy rear eea' HmndmrdA fold-dow- n Car Radios HOURS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily (Closed Sundays and Mondays) 1265 North 5th West. Lehi Phone PO 71 See Chevrolet cars, Chevy' Cot vain and Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer' STATE STREET PHONE PO LEHI 8-24- 61 TIMPANOGOS MOTOR COMPANY Main and Center American Fork Phone 93 - |
