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Show o ACCIDENT Scott Stranger Addresses Auctus Club Pvt. James A. Soogflns Pvt. James A. Scoggins Takes Mechanic Course Army Private James A. CTony) Scoggins, 19. son of James M. Scoggins, Lehi, completzd an eight-wee- k wheeled vehicle mechanic's course at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, March 17. Daring the course, be was trained to repair internal combustion engines and wheeled vehicle chassis components. Instruction was given in the of electrical and transmission systems. 1967 Thursday. March 23. THE LEHI FREE PrESS Scott Stanger, 18, former Olympus High School student, provided a memorable program for the members of the Auctus Club, last Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Frank W. Jones. The young man, son of V. M. and Beth Jackson Stanger of Salt Lake City, is a grandson of Mrs. Jewel Jackson of Lehi. Scott, who excells in music and other subjects, has been blind since infancy. 'Each individual has some characteristics that make him different from others, making him unique. I feel no different from other," he said. He uses a slate and stylus to take notes in class, and a modified abacus for mathematics. Friends help him through the halls between classes. He Is now a freshman at BYU. Active in the LDS Church, he has read the scriptures many times. ; i Senator McCarthy to Address Annual . . . Jefferson-Jackso- n Continued from front page Day Fund Raiser Apr. 1 Fork; grandparents, Mrs. Rose ! Huch C. Brinehurst. chairman j loans. J. Wilkin of Lehi; and Mr. and of the 1967 Jefferson-Jackso- n Senator McCarthy is widely Mrs. Clyde A. Schreiber of Am. Day, announces that Minnesota known as a speaker and writer Fork. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy will on political, economic, and soImpressive funeral services were held Wednesday, March 22, be guest speaker for the annual cial problems. He has contributed event articles to many journals andhas in the Wing Mortuary Chapel in ; Democratic spoken at forums and conferences Lehi, with a large congregation scneduied lor April l. Final arrangements were made in this country and abroad. He of relatives and friends in at- -I tendance. Elder Paul Mecham of in Washington, D. C. for the ap- is the author of five books. The 1967 Jefferson-Jackso- n the American Fork Fifth Ward pearance of Senator McCarthy by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss. Day is sponsored by the Utah bishopric, conducted the services Senator McCarthy has served Democratic Committee, Ray L. at 11 a.m. The prayer with the family was in Congress since election to the Pruett, State Chairman, and will House of Representatives in 1948 be held at the University of Utah given by Dale Schiieber. Mrs. from Minnesota's Fourth Con- Union Building. The event begins Mary Humphries played the prelude and postlude music. The in- gressional District. He served in at 7:00 p.m.. Saturday, April vocation in the chapel was of- this capacity for ten years and 1, with dinner followed by enthen in 1958 was elected to the tertainment and the guest speakfered by Ray Nelson. er. The Lord's Prayer," sung by United States Senate. Senator McCarthy is a member Mr. Bringhurst explained that a trio, Mrs. Mildred Mecham, of the Council on Religious Free- $12.50 donation tickets may be Margaret Gardner and Fawn Taydom and Public Affairs of the Na- obtained from any Democratic lor, was accompanied by Mrs. tional Conference of Christians district chairman or from the Humphries. Addresses were heard from and Jews; the Franklin Delano Utah State Democratic Committee, 1202 Newhouse Hotel BuildBishop C. L. Young of the Amerl-ica- n Roosevelt Memorial Commisand the Board of sion; Federal ing, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. Fork Fifth Ward, and Bishop Norman Shumway. Mrs. Hump- Union, Inc. In November, 1964, hries played an orr A confetti that vanishes after selection he was elected to a second six-ye- ar term in the United States and Richard Mecham spoke the being tossed at weddings has been Senate. He serves on the two invented in benediction. It is made most important committees in the from food England. and disRelief Society members ar- Senate: preservatives Finance and foreign solves when it rains. ranged and cared for the lovely flowers. Pallbearers were Boyd Wilkin, Nile Wilkin, Eddie Price, Dale Schrleber, Jeff Schrieber and Ned Lehmberg. Interment LEAHY'S took place in the American Fork Cemetery, where the grave was dedicated by Clyde Schrleber. fund-raisi- j He read from the Bible, by means of braille, for the club, and entertained with singing and playing the piano and ukelele. He explained his method of learning the piano to the group. It was recalled that he sang a solo at a Primary General Conference, most Impressive to the congregation. Scott was accompanied by his Leonard Laughlin mother. President Norlne Fox Dies in Salt Lake took charge of the meeting and Christensen inLeonard Laughlin, 76, husband Mrs. Wayne E. You know they are marrieu troduced the guest. special of Hazel Carson Laughlin, died when she looks at dresses in at his home in Salt Lake City, Husbands are like fireplace the store window and he looks Wednesday, March 15, of natural fires. Unattended, they go out. at skirts on the sidewalk. causes. He was born Feb. 4, 1891, in Yorkshire, England, a son of David and Mary Alice Nichols EASTER SARATOGA OPENS Laughlin. He was married to Hazel Carson of Lehi, March 10, 1930, In Salt Lake City. The marHew Spring Swim riage was later solemnized in the Swiss Temple at Bern, SwitzerFor Girls - Boys - Ladies - Men land. He followed employment as an accountant and office manager for the Peerless Plumbing Company for many years. He was a Utah Ladies' New Tent Dresses resident since 1905. He was a Sure Beautiful High Priest in the Grant First Ward in Salt Lake City. New Spring Slacks - Blouses - Coats He is survived by his widow, Salt Lake City. Funeral services were held Men's and Boys' Straw & Felt Saturday, at 11 a.m. In the Grant First Ward chapel. Interment Cowboy fir Dress Hats took place In the Lehi City fT Morrell Pride HALF Main Street cr I ; ALL 1967 "wall-to-wal- PRIDES III """"""i 97-l- I CenterS,ices WONDER HOT DOG Doi CPUS 49 LARGE MEDIUM Modal X201OC $16800 With Operating Trade full-wid- defrosting ever! Porcelain Enamel Hydrators. shelves on door hold butter, Frost-Proof-n- o New gracefully dim portabU TV in lightweight, color cabinet. Charcoal color and molded two-ton- e it color. Top carry handle. Monopel th THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAMES GOES ON With Operating Trade (NEMA standard) 4 colors or white 35 J LEANY'S HAS THE LOWEST LEAHY'S J Main Street U If Wherces A & R SK,NLESS 2 lb. Bog 7 JUUA HOP w mJSKbs y 2 lb- 79 - 89 I. G. A. iU gpti y- '2 VANCES LOCAL Family Pitted ESS- riiCJ VANILLA WAFFERS 3 for i 2 1 75 59c . 0 iC ( 2 2 bunches Avocados each I I S $1.00 ORANGE JUICE PEAS - Green Onions V jj TT-7-. 29c COTTAGE CHEESE 8 for $1.00 More People Than Ever Are Shopping pftcf bros. 12 E6GS olives N FIG NEWTON PICTSWEET Dozen f4 asmSsm esc 3 WHOLESUN Gal. pork Lehi W',UBBY'S p GIANT SIZE ICE tllLK 40 01 Siie LOWEST PRICE EVER b. FPDA 14TK 13.6 cu.tt. 5!"' LlLlulJ Itr for PICTURE N. APPLIANCE PRICES v 6 172-SQ.-I- 2-d- oor l" or 3 01 Pkgs yBEWEL NEW COLORED TV SERVICE Jfejf HAM mi reported. $19000 . t agrade the I l. cartons! eggs, Power Capsule for Space Age Refrigeration! Lehi, Utah i QrPr, WHOLE BISQUKK WHY NOT GET Full-wid- th Twin ALL FLAVORS JELLO i FDA 13TK 13.1 cu.tt. (NEMA standard) 4 colors or white nnniniEl powIrs 53c HAMS i Fcrcci tictrosung icrovcr-ov- en to zero zonotrcozcrl Work Shoes & Clothing nJT or ; Levi's in Seven Colors also Wranglers w BUTT I shelves are 100 usable. shelves in both doors, too! zero zone top freezer plus automatic defrosting refrigerator section. Twjn Porcelain Enamel Hydrators. Men's and Boys' Cowboy Boots ylCl lb-- II FRIGIOAIRE 100 A lwii j -- nlih luikldih shoivosl pra Suits QGCHi1 a ilJlkttrnn YSlfflY) ?SnfL94HJlh IK V'tillI 0 important efforts for the crippled children and handicapped adults of Utah. One is the statewide survey being conducted by the Utah Easter Seal Society. The Easter Seal Society is endeavoring to contact every Utah home either by mail or neighborhood visitors to determine who and where our crippled and handicapped are. The completed survey will be ' analyzed by the Expansion Committee of the Easter Seal Society and will form the basis of its MR. AND MRS. WALTER LEHMBERG ENJOY future plans and programs as it moves ahead to help our crippled j VACATION ON COAST and handicapped. ' There are more than 4,000 Elmer Smith, Chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehm- of clocks in the collectors berg have returned home after Expansion Committee, asks ev " an enjoyable two weeks visit in Nevada and California, taking the trip by bus. They spent three days at the home of a sister of Mrs. Lehmberg in Las Vegas, then went to Anaheim, Calif, for a visit at the home of her brother. In Napa Valley, Calif., they were guests at the home of a sister. They attended sessions in the Los Angeles and Oakland Temples and viewed the many points of interest in each city was noomy top trcszcr 3 t's having a crippled child or handicapped adult to assist him so the survey can be as 1 complete as possible. Mr. Smith" said that any family not receiv- ing a survey form may secure one by writing to him. Elmer Smith,; Easter Seal Society, 560 Southwest Temple, Salt Lake City The other effort of the Socie- ty, climaxing on Easter Sunday-- is the annual Easter Seal canw" paigo. Chris Johnson, Campaign Director, expressed the hope that all Utah will respond so that the future plans and programs may materialize, and that more people may be helped. ery family BIG SCREEN PORTABLE TV Oxfords - Shirts Kristin is the name chosen for the pretty little blonde baby daughter of Jay Eldon and Rosa-H- e Fox Yates, born March 16, at the Am. Fork Hospital. First child of the young couple, the newcomer weighed six pounds and ten ounces. Pvt. Yates received the news by cable through the Red Cross. He Is serving with the U. S. Army at Kham-ero- n Bay In Viet Nam. Pleased grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yates and Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Fox of Lehi. Mrs. Beu-la- h Evans of Lehi, shares honors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon T. Wright of Orem. Sunday will climax two The Roughout Riding Club Is sponsoring a dance to be held this Saturday, March 25, at the Lehi National Guard Armory. The dance will begin at 9 p.m. with the music of Don Petty' s Orchestra. A portable TV will be given away. Also other door prizes will be given. Tickets may be obtained from any club mera- -; ber or else they may be obtained at the door. UTAH'S LOtJEST REFRIGERATOR New Spring Stay Pressed Trousers BABY GIRL ARRIVES FOR JAY E. AND ROSALIE FOX YATES Easter have Oil. Our ng Sunday to Climax Easter Seal Campaign Roughout Riding Club Dance Saturday at Lehi 3 for 49c WEST MAIN - at mm LEHI, UTAH Compare our Food Prices and Save. Prices Effective Thursday - Friday - Saturday |
