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Show LEHI STAKE CONFERENCE Junior High PLACES ACCENT ON YOUTH for this day and age and great! teachers enter into a partner ship with the Lord through pray er, he stressed. Sunday School MIA Programs Are Stressed ' With-th- accent placed on e its youth and many opportun- ities and responsibilities, Lehl stake. Quarterly Conference. held Sunday in the Lehl High School, attracted a capacity - congregation. The Sunday School program, which follows the theme By Their Fruits Y Shall Know Them," and the MIA activities were stressed. In attendance for special ses . sions, Saturday, and also for tna two general sessions, Sun-Ja- y, were members of the two General Boards. Elder Bert-ran- d F, Harrison of the Brlg-ha- m Young University staff, and member of the General Board of Sunday School, was present, with Ira A. Newsomeand Elaine P. Dyer of the MIA general boards. Dr.-- Harrison addressed Sunday School workers at the Satur-d&- y evening session, which was 'illustrated by an Inspiring colored film, produced at Brig-ha- m Young University, which the work of the compared teache with that of those raising fruits. This theme was again emphasized in the morning session on Sunday. It is within our power to produce any kind of fruits of our lives that we desire," he said. We should look to our parents, first of all, for guidance. Attendance at sphool and Sunday School can be a powerful influence in our lives. The fruits of the plant alsoprodUce the seeds for the .'iwftt generation. The same is true of human lives, was explained. Keep your conscience clear, was the advice given, ahd through right living one may;bi9Come known as a trustworthy person. "Example is the school : of mankind. They will learn at no other," he said. Elder Newsome spoke of the opportunities of "passers by" in aiding youth to avoid the hidden pitfalls of life, and urged righteous activity. ;He was followed by Horace Hafleld, stake MIA superintendent, and Dean T. Worlton of the . Stake High Council, who , stressed of. the great principles friendship, humility and teachability. Mrs. Dyer choices which asking- - "Which Read?" "Which spoke of the can be made, Book Shall I Dress Shall I Wear.,'Which Courses Shall ' I TaRe in School?" and "Which Job .Shall I Take," as keynote tests for developing the best In onesself. She was followed by Afton Burgess. Stake MIA President, who urged young people to "stand up for those things which we are taught," and named her theme as "Be good to God and Gorl will bless you; with good things." It is the aim of the MIA to bring all of the girls into activity, she said. Vere T. Peterson, newly sustained as Stake Sunday School superintendent, recalled the early day organization of the Sunday School and its development 'as a means of teaching the gospel to those of all ages. Bishop .Warren L. Goates recalled Innovations effected in the MIA and Sunday School programs in Lehi, which were later adopted generally throughout the church. President Armond E. Webb of .the Stake Presidency, as the concluding speaker In the morning session, delivered a compelling, address on forgiveness. "Forgiveness has a purifying effect on the soul," he said, "while holding resentment and hates does immeasurable harm to the one holding the grudge. President Frank W. Jones of the Stake Presidency named teachers as successful when they develop understanding and bring the students into activity Choice spirits were reserved Stake President Herman C. Goates, who conducted both general sessions of the conference was the concluding speaker. He outlined the guid lines of life which must be followed for safety and success, quot ing President George Albert Smith's plea for Latter Day Saints to "keep on the Lord's side." He expressed appreciation to the many ward and stake workers for their faithful devotion to duty. The conference opened with the congregation singing, "O, Say What is Truth," directed by Arnold Brems and accompanied by Stake Organist Eva! Carson, who also played the devotional music. Alma Peterson' of the Stake Sunday School su- -! perintendency, offered the in- vocation. The 85 voice youth chorus, directed by Mary Price and accompanied by Marilyn Chilton sang, "The Morning Breaks, the Shadows Flee." As interlude, the congregation arose and sang, "The Lord Is my Light." As the closing song in the morning session, the chorus sang, "Seek, and Ye Shall Find." H. Grant Kunzler of the Stake Sunday School superintendency, spoke the benediction. In the afternoon session, the opening song, by the congregation, was "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." Robert Chat-fie- True Americanism I Sixth Grade To Roger and Hazel Price Moving . . . To California . . . . . . My Responsibility will keep growing physically and mentally to be a good law abiding citizen in the future. These are some things that should be practiced to Tiike us better Americans and help us accept our responsibilities: First Is loyalty. We should be loyal to the leaders, flag and Ideals for without loyalty America would mean little to us. Other nations could control us and we would think nothing of It. No man would be willing to risk his life for his country If he weren't loyal. Next In importance is trust. Trust in parents, teachers, leaders, and God. Also it is Important to trust yourself for no man ever accomplished anything without having rrust and faith in himself, believing he could do it. I think love of peace and free agency comes next. We as American citizens are free to chose our occupations, religion, where we live, what we think and what we say, as long as It doesn't hurt anyone else. For this peace and freedom we fnjoy it is our responsibility to be honorable citizens. Fourth, but not least in importance is education. The world needs educated people to guide and direct our affairs. Education will lead us to free- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Price leaving this weekend to make their home in San Diego, Calif. Their son Paul, senior student at Lehi High School, plans to remain here to finish his school. The Prices have sold their home here to Mr. and Mrs. David King of Mount Helix, Calif., and have, obtained two houses on the coast. They plan to go into the grocery business with Mrs. Price's sister and brother-in-laMr. and n, Mrs. Odell Peterson of El are the duty of a true American to abandon these practices and report anyone who persists in them to the appropriate author- BY JUDY TURNER Eighth Grade ities. As an American citizen. I An American must be well have been gifted with a great informed, so that he. can remany privileges, but also a present his country well. "The great many responsibilities. I youth of today are the leaders must fulfill all of these if I am of tomorrow." To make toto do my duty to my country.. morrows leaders as good or One major responsibility is better as those of today, a perto support the president and all son must be well educated. the people under him with whole We must our education now, get -- hearted cooperation. The poin our youth, for a day when near San Diego. lice force political leaders and we will need it. This will be all the people associated with the Mr. AmIn Price, former operator step putting them need this cooperation, and ericalargest as a leader and of a barber shop in Lehi, has first, it is up to us as citizens to example to the world. give it to them. At twenty one age, better place to live and be proud We should have a great love it is a person's privilege and to say we are citizens of the and respect for our country. the United States of America! responsibility to yete-fjIt's majestic mountains, shincandidate of his 'Choice and ing lakes, lush valleys and support the selection, heartily. w, Ca-Jo- yexpf pr serene forests are gifts generously bestowed upon our nation, and should be handled lovingly and carefully. Carelessness is one of the major causes of all destruction of beauty in America. Debris dumped alongside a road, a match carelessly tossed, a tree deeply cut by the thoughtless wielder of a knife,... these are all destructors of beauty... the beauty our ancestors fought and died for! Is carelessness so trivial that it must go unnoticed, that America must be mutilated by it? No, and it is most countries. The countries where Voting is outlawed are run, by dictators. They place themselves In office, rule greedily, and for their own benefit, support tyranny In all its phases, and rule the people with an "iron hand." Our government is just the opposite. It is ruled by the people, for the people, and of the people, and all decisions are made for our own benefit. For this we should be appreciative and support American-si- m fully. dom, happiness, and underIn pledging allegiance to our standing. flag and all it stands for, we If all of these become a part are adopting a great responsiof us we will be true Americans bility. We are pledging to be and be proud of our heritage. loyal, dutiful, and fight for freeA small dom, even to death. We must group of wise thinkers is better than a wilderness uphold our leaders and be preof dullards and stronger than pared to serve our government to the best of our ability. Our the might of empires. privileges, our rights, our There never was any heart these are blessings we truly great and generous, that cannot deny. 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J7C CHEESE 99C Wonderfood g Mild Cheddar risners V Hens ed by the Pilgrims, and preserved by the courageous dedication of our fore- ! & Marshmallows-- My responsibility as an American is to respect other people Another responslbllty is to vote, and help or encourage others to vote. To find good leaders to lead our country In strength. We have many freedoms, as, the right to vore, freedom of best Lehl. Utah SoQanonDonnaooaaDanannDDDaDDir TURKEYS WE GIVE THANKS will do my Main Street O TABLERITE pect for our flag and our government, obeying our country's laws. Take your place with our country's finest and say: "America! Here I standi My body strong to fight your battles! My mind trained to keep your democracy virile! My spirit true to uphold your ideals! To God and to you I pledge my service: On my honor, I powers n u ENJOY THE VERY BEST showing res- the press and to worship where and how we want. AT ROLLS breeze. The way to become a good citizen is first to know and then to do. America is a land, a people, and a way of life. By getting to know your country you will come to love it. in Clothing and Shoes from Brown American flag is the most beautiful flag in the world-- I think. It is far more than the red, white and blue cloth of which it is made. It is the symbol of our country. It stands for the past and the present and the future of our country. It stands for our people, our land and our way of life. It thrills me to see it waving Citizenship is your privilege, your right - no once can take it away from you. You are a citizen, now, this very minute. You owe it to your country to become a good citizen; to do your best to be a true American. CHRISTMAS Famlee ing. Our in the Owner, Manager Dial PO for 8, r resh country btyie Pork Sausage - Z lbs. . Complete followed government employment for the past 17 years, with fre past several years as fire chief at Dugway Proving Ground. During the past two years, he has operated a barber shop In Salt Lake City. Mrs. Hazel Price formerly assisted in the publication of the Lehl Free Press. During the past 15 years, she has been employed at Lar sen's Market, making many friends in that capacity. She spent the past week in California, making final arrangements for the move. She also enjoyed a visit with her son, Chief J. R. Price of the Navy, his wife and three children, Roger, Celeste and Jamie, at Point Loma. During her stay, open house was held on the submarine, "El Capitan," on which Chief Price is stationed His mother toured this interesting and formidable craft. Her trip to the coast was taken by plane. Theaddressof the Prices will be 1711 Key Lane, El Cajon, Calif., for the immediate future. GIVE PRACTICAL g free-dome- s... Toms 1963 LT30C3CS30DDDDD0D0DDDD0DD00DCS3 is a privilege denied Voting Mayor and Westring Son on Coast J 411 Km Essays ... My Responsibility 3 4' DWES BY NANCY True Americanism In our business, we know that our best customers are v- - satisfied clients. I can't claim to do such a wonderful ' X' sales job because after a man owns life insurance for a ' while, he usually comes back for more, this time for a ; Prize-Winni- ng ... My Responsibility ld When this guy, Hal Holmstead sells you life insurance, he makes you like it. . lrue . .Americanism me America means an Independent nation with a strong well chosen government and a country whose people are well civilized, thanks to our strong and courageous ancestors, the pilgrims and pioneers. As young people, I feel we have just as great a responsibility as the older people have In making our nation a strong and Independent country: so strong that we will be respected by other nations. No one man can do It by himself. Tolerance is another virtue that has made our nation strong. Tolerance is a great responsibility that can be worked on by young and old. Our corageous ancestors came to this land because of religious tolerance. They believed in doing what they thought was right and held to It no matter what happened. Another one of my responsibilities is learning the laws and the way the government operates. No longer Is ignorance of the laws excusable. It Is also our responsibility to live the laws of the city and state, even living the sim- pie rules In our own class- room is being a good citizen. of the Stake MIA SuperinLearning while young is good, for we set our habits then and tendency offered the invocation. The chorus then sang, they are much harder to break Great God Attend While Zion than to start. As very young Sings." The musical interlude people we make our decision?! was. "The Spirit of God Like A as to what we expect out of Fire Is Burning." President life. So if we learn now w. Goates expressed appreciation for the use of the building, to the Lehi Floral for the beautiful flowers placed on the stand, to the custodion, to the many who assisted in the success of the conference, and to the Fourth and Fifth Quorums of Elders, under the direction of Warren BY CRAIG ROBERTS L. Goates of the High Council, Seventh Grade son, "Let Us All Praise God and Sing." Robert G. W3bb of America is a democracy in the Stake MIA superintendency, which every boy and girl and spoke the benediction. man and woman plays an important part. It is by team work that America has grown strong. Mrs. It Is by team work, that we stay strong.America 'is rich. With an Visit abundance of material wealth around us it is so easy to become wasteful, so easy to throw an old thing away and pick up Mayor and Mrs. Harold D. a new one just because the old Westring have returned home is old and ' the new is new. after an enjoyable motor trip It was not always like this to the West Coast. They went in America. The settlers had to visit their son, Neaf West-rin- g to be careful about everything and his family in San Diego, they had; their food, their cloCalifornia. They renewed thing, their personal property. acquaintance with the children, They were never certain what Sharon and Donald, and met the future would bring. Their their new grandson for the first rule was: "Use it up, wear it time. Baby Ronald, now two out, make It do - or do without!" months old, was born Sept. 18. The mother is the former Jean These Americans I look Scharrer and Mr. and Mrs. to are: Washington because up of Eugene Scharrer of San Diego, his loyalty to his country.... share grandparents' honors. Lincoln for his simplicity and steadfastness. .Theodore Roosevelt for his enthusiasm C and fighting spirit.... Edison for his energy and perservance.... heroes from our wars for their daring and athletes for their endurance and sportsmanship.... men of science and arts for their accomplishment In adding to human knowledge and under stand- 1 a LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, quart 55C Meadow Gold Whipping Cream lli pint 39C Prices Effective SHOP EARLY AND SAVE Thursday, Friday, Saturday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday November 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27 PRICE BROS. MARKET MAIN STREET LEHI g |
