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Show Kenneth Green Takes Tour With "Stardust Revue" Kenneth Green, Lehi musician, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Green, returned home last Wednesday, tour of Southern after a California, with the "Star Dust Revue," program from Brigham Cases brought before the dock- Young University, at which he is et of Judge Leland Powell and a first year student. Some 40 mucompleted, during the past week sic and dancing students, includincluded the following: ing the band members, made the Fred Henry Briggs, Salt Lake trip by chartered bus. These inCity, speeding, $10; Anna Simp- cluded six from Utah County. The son, Salt Lake City, running a red ?roup included the "Y's Men," one light, $15; Robert Petty, Provo, of the finest dance bands on camspeeding, $15; Gene Hatfield, Cal- pus, for which Mr. Green is perifornia, speeding, $10; John Kin- sonnel manager. He filled in on piano with that group and also dred, Provo, speeding, $10. as accompanist with sevserved lar Gary Hansen, Lehi, petit eral other groups. ceny, $25; John Brown, Orem, left Sunday mornThe troupe SanDean Barton, speeding, $10; 2 attended church at and ing a.nj., dy, speeding, $10; Courtney Riverside, Calif. Murray, speeding, $10; that evening in the show at most Thomas Jones, Orem, notice of They presented in that area, schools the of high Fair-vieappeal; Jerald Barentsen, the mornings and afterduring Charles $20; speeding, was also preGreenall, Provo, speeding, $10; noons. The revue except SunIris Marcroft, . Provo, speeding, sented each evening,shows in Diswith climaxing day, $10. and Las Vegas, Nevada. neyland, Vinita Porter, Provo, speeding, Shows were presented in Ana$10; Joseph Sarich, Calif., speed- heim, Hollywood, Los Angeles, El ing, $J0; Lee Atkinson, Lehi, no Monte, San Diego, Riverside and driver's license, $50; Joseph Hurst Torrance. Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; A highlight for KenOtis M. Gundesser, Eureka, speed- neth pleasant was a visit with his uncle, ing, $10; Frank Judd, Provo, Dr. R. L. Brooks, and the tour speeding, $10. n hosmade of his new Lawrence Johnson, Salt Lake pital in Los Angeles. City, speeding, $10; Fred Jensen, A music scholarship student at Salt Lake City, speeding, $20; BYU, Kenneth attained the high Jerry Anderson, Roosevelt, speed- average of 3.25 renewing the ing, $10; Glen Cowley, Provo, scholarship for the final semester. speeding, $10; Hugh Meyers, California, speeding, $15; Thomas Charles, Jr., Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Lyle Williams, Provo, following too close to other vehicle, $20. At floro'a, Judge (n) 10-d- ay M East Main Street Look and be amazed . . . Lehi Ifsilay Hay Saturday Hutch is now De-Bru- in, your PROfessional merchant. Everything new from stem to stern. Hutch w, daughter, Mrs. Carma Jackson of Taylorville, and Mrs. Stella Pace, a friend, of Salt Lake City. y Mr. Bristol will receive a leave which will include Friday, April 21, the date of his wedding. He has been assigned to duty aboard a destroyer, with six months in Japan. 13-da- CARD OF THANKS At the time of the passing of our beloved wife and mother, Ir- ene Peterson Whimpey,- the kind concern and expressions of our friends and neighbors has been of immeasurable aid to us. We desire to extend our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to all who called at the home, sent flowers, took part during the services, or helped in any way. We especially wish to express our gratitude to the members of the Lehi Fire Department, who so promptly answered our call and aided in administering oxygen. ,We also thanks all those who contributed to the Primary Children's Hospital as a memorial gesture. John Whimpey and Family - Week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noy Christoffer-so- n were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schro-edof Big Horn, Wyoming. They were enroute home from Portland, Oregon, and California, where er they had purchased an Arabian colt, after a two weeks tour. The Lehi Free Press Entered at the post office at Lehi. Utah, as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3, 1879 am SIAJE PrttSr ASSOCIATION EDITORIAL NATIONAL lS)cQtin A A weekly newspaper devoted to the interests and welfare of Leni City Published by the Free Press Publishing Co. every Thursday. E. Russell Innes, Publisher Subscription Per Year (in advance) . . . $3.00 REPAIR on all makes Radio and TV SUPERIOR RADIO Am. Fork - & TV SK Free Gifts - Contests Demonstrations during this grand opening. PLUS SENSATIONAL OPENING VALUES a cad DEDUCE Washers Dryers Ranges y, and Mrs. Jay Ferrell, former Lehi residents, remained for an overnight visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Smith, of Mr. sister and brother-in-laFerrell. They came from their home in Seattle, Wash., to attend general conference. Their four daughters remained at home. Bishop Rifles 'il JLi ' Pistols Hardware Television Stereo i HiFi uAKAiiK IN 1919 The spacious building on East Main Street was the headquarters for all types of garage service and' motor vehicle repair. Dennis Giles, operator at that time, is shown third from left. The man on the extreme left will be rec- HUTCH'S NEW STORE Harold Hutchings, proprietor, is shown ognized by many as the late James (Jimmy) Comer, also a garage at center, in his newly renovated and modernized store in the ni'in for many years. Arthur (Toff) Glover cpntnued to use the building formerly used for many years as a garage. ' building for garage purposes for a number ofyears. UivAia liiLftS Sporting Goods w Do You Get Tired 4-T- a Busy Day? Here's an interesting that might help lighten your load around the house. We recently asked an Inde pendent research organization to visit with 100 active house wives about extension telephones. A few ladies without a second phone said they would get one if thtir houses weren't so "small." And that puzzled us. Just what is a "small" house? As a matter of fact, as long as you're making beds, washing dishes, getting children ready for school, and fixing meals, there's no such thing as a "small" house. So why deprive yourself of a useful extension phone? Prop erly located (in the kitchen or bedroom for example), it will make your work a little easier, save you time and steps. And the values of a second phone don t stop there, either. Consider privacy. Phoning's no pleasure when you're stand ing up in the hall or sitting in an intersection of noise and con fusion in the living room. With a bedroom extension, you enjoy your calls in a quiet oasis of calm. And economy. All the luxuri California grown rose bush, identified as to variety. Worth $1.00 each with purchase of 1 gallon of . . . ar . . flavor unexcelled . . . to taste when you come to yours HUTCH'S Grand Opening. This Deluxe Motorized Barbecue Grill COMPLETE WITH HOOD on sale for Mmmm-goo- d 5.75 6. E 5 6.90 . . . ELECTRIC UTILITY Chlmt! ; Sale - Proven Quality Spray Paint ature change. At HUTCH'S opening . . . watch this demonstration. Guaranteed unexcelled in quality ' StatiTlphon (2) Corning Ware gives you everything you need to be a perfect hostess . . . convenience in the kitchen beauty on the table. Piece Sauce Pan Set Introductory Offer - 3quart Saucepan TABLE Coppertone finished bowl and hood Large single leg side table Take from freezer to flame or heat . . . New Corning Ware is guaranteed not to crack from quick temper- 3 SPIT Regular $25.96 . you gtf Ihrt ditlinctiy ringi, including a mtodooi cu'm. Call vt for dtlailt. airmails: AND See Amazing Demonstration of Corning Ware at that price? a Schwinn Bicycle Sample Delicious Ham from the KflMKflP GRILL PRO Paints are produced under exacting specifications and rigid control. "Sharp Up" your surroundings now. our business office or a telephone serviceman if you spot his truck in your neighborhood. Mountain You May Win and .yours FREE House Paint white or ready mix Talk it over with your family tonight. Then, tomorrow, order an extension phone either from All Work root-wrapp- ed Acrylic Latex White gallon Semi Gloss white or ready mix-g- al yourself of another phon- e- taunting Iht Bell Automatic Sewing Machine Waterfall - Sun Lamp Many Other Prizes ! With Every Gallon of 'Pro' Paint ous features of an extension ) ier Guess the number of miles the bike's wheel will spin during our grand opening week. Closest guess wins beautiful Schwinn bike. You need not be present to win. Contest closes Saturday, April 15, at 5 p.m. FREE ROSE BUSH phone can be yours at the utilitarian cost of only pennies a day. As we said, why deprive especially Get Your Entry Blank at HUTCH'S No Purchases Necessary Just come in to the Grand Opening . . . register your name and you may win . . . of Housework by the End of Vee Warenski, Manager Guaranteed 13, 14. 15 Free Drink and Balloons for the Kiddies housewares and sporting goods to be found anywhere. Plan to visit Hutch Firemen Hold Spring Parly Fire Station FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND ; GRADUATION OF RAY BRISTOL Miss Betty Turner, finanee of Ray Bristol, was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lewis Turner, on a trip to California, where they attended navy graduation exercises at San Diego. Also in the group traveling to the coast was Mrs. Rose Bristol, mother of the navy man, of Bluffdale, and her April brings you the greatest savings, finest quality, widest selection, most expertly displayed selection of hardware and ultra-moder- One of four traditional partie; 'icld during the year by the Lehi Fire Denartment, took place las' Wedne-daat the fire station. A hot ham banquet was served to 21 couples inc'uding firemen and their v.ivrs. The sensonal theme was followed in decorations. Entertainment features inclui- ed the "Whistling Midgets," Glen Gordon and Joseph Hansen. Glade Berry and Delbsrt HupTard entertained with guitar and accordion selections. The committee in charge included Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Smith, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kirkham, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Southwick, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Southwick and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kirkham. Rex Southwick arranged the program and served as master of ceremonies. Prizes of the evening were won by Ned Wilson and Betty Walker. . THL'RSDAlf, APRIL IS, 1961 THE LEHI FREE PRESS , - Dries in minutes, rust resistant. Use on any dry surface indoors oi outdoors. Has high gloss finish and hiding power; Non-toxiThe easy con-- - Comparable .95 2.00. ; c. ( - vaiue u9 |