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Show Universal Micrnfiln Corp. II4.I NV, Salt 1 Picrpont Lake - Ave- City, Ut.8ij.101 Northern Gateway to Beautiful Utah Valley Lehi Thursday, March 7. Mrs. Caroline T. Grace Caroline Turner Grace, 72, Dies After Short Illness Legion Auxiliary Lehi High School Makes Plans For Lettermen Promote Girls State Project Fund Raising Project Plans for a Mrs. Caroline Turner Grace, fund raising project to send Lehi girls to Girls State in June, highlighted the discussion at the meeting of the in the American Fork Hospital, American Legion Auxiliary, evening. The meeting was after a short illness. She had suf- Monday at the home of Mrs. Glenn held fered a stroke a week ago. Mrs. with Klea Ernst, Grace had spent most of her life E. (Betty) Smith, first taking in Lehi, except for a brief resicharge. Marvel Peterson offered dence in Salt Lake City. prayer. She was born Nov. 11, 1895, Frances Trinnaman, Girls in Lehi, a daughter of William State chairman, announced that it Henry and Caroline Gurney Turn is the aim of the auxiliary to r. She was educated in the Lehi send four Lehi girls to Girls schools. She was married to State this year. This is being George William Grace April 5, allowed under the new regulation 1910, in Provo. The marriage was which considers auxiliary memlater solemnized in the Salt Lake bership instead of the school popTemple, March 14, 1928. Her ulation. husband died Sept. 16, 1948. A fund raising project will be with a beautiful crocheted held, Mrs. Grace was an active as the grand prize. Tickets afghan member of the IDS Church and wOl be sold by auxiliary members the Lehi Third Ward. She held a record of Relief Society visit and the members of the junior auxiliary. The afghan will be ing teaching since June of 1933, away to the lucky winner given 35 years. She had assisted her about April 15. husband as custodian of the Third ON DISPLAY AT BANK Ward church some years ago Prior to that time the afghan She is survived by two sons will be placed on display in the and three daughters, David W. lobby of the State Bank of Lehi, and A. LaVar Grace, Mrs. Glenn for all to see. It has been created in blending shades of pink (Hannah) MottandMrs.Don(Mae) and of and Mrs. all rose, a most valuable adLehi, Coates, John (Viola) Coughlan, Waltham, dition to any home. Mass.; a grandson, Lawrence PAST PRESIDENTS Grace, Lehi, whom she raised; BREAKFAST The honorary breakfast for 18 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren; two brothers and presidents and past presidents one sister, Isaac A. Turner, Al will be held in Springville on pine; Elvin L. Turner and Mrs Saturday, April 13. All former Andy (Idella) Kilpatrick, both of presidents and the current president of the Lehi unit are urged Salt Lake City. to make plans to attend. Funeral services will be held Reservations must be made by in the Wing Mortuary chapel, Tuesday, April 9, by notifying Saturday, at 1:00 p.m., with Bish President Gloria Finch and makop Eldred W. Fox of the Third ing arrangements. The next auxiliary meeting will Ward, officiating. Friends may call at the place of funeral Fri- be held the first Monday in Apday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sat- ril (April 1) at 7:30 p.m., at the urday prior to the services. In- home of Mrs. Blaine (Alta) Anterment will take place in the derson. All members are reLehi City Cemetery. minded to attend. 72, Lehi native and lifelong resident, died Tuesday, March 5, vice-preside- nt, large limestone rock came "tumbling" off the south side of American Fork Canyon in the Little Mill Campground area some time last week. The boulder stopped short of Highway U 80, landing in the American Fork River. Forest Ranger Steven Rushton estimated the boulder to weigh about 60 to 80 ton and said it came from near the rim of the canyon. Ranger Rushton noted that the rock broke off several trees in its roll down the canyon and left large "dents" in the mountainside. It also took out a section of the gravel road in the campground area. Plans are to dynamite the boulder in the near future so that the river bed will be cleared in time to handle the high waters of spring. M Governor Calvin L. Rampton and Public Safety Commissioner Ray Jackson view county traffic accident data for 1967. COUNTY ACCIDENT DATA County Traffic Junior High to Accident Present Gym Figures Released Assembly Friday The Boys' Gym Assembly at the. Lehi Jr. High School will be presented tomorrow (Friday) it was reported by Principal J. Ferrin Gurney. Boys from the seventh and eighth grades, under the direction of Mr. Perry, boys' physical education instructor, will perform various fetes and skills. All parents and the public are invited to view this assembly from 10:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. in the gym. Show Decrease From Last Year OK Side of A Jiff Snow Survey in Utah County Large Rock Tumbles Am. Fork Canyon Number 19 1868 Snow surveys completed on South Fork Ranger Station had snow courses in Utah County 8.0 inches of water on March 1. on March 1, 1968, show a de- The 15 year average is 6. 2 inches crease from last year. of water. Timpanogos Cave Camp Carl Clark, Snow Surveyor for had 2.4 inches of water onMarch 12 the Soil Conservation Service, of the courses measured this month are below last year's, and are also below the 15 year average. The following is a comparison of the snow courses checked this month giving the water content, as compared with the 15 year average water content for this reports that all month. In American Fork Canyon. Timpanogos Divide had 20.9 in ches of water on March 1. The year average for March 1 is 22.8 inches of water. CampAlta- mont had 14.1 inches of water on March 1. The 15 year average for this day is 14.9 inches of water. Dutchman Guard Station had 15.6 inches of water onMar. 1, while the 15 year average for March 1, is 17.1 inches of water. 15 1. The 15 is year average for March 3.3 inches of water. In Hobble Creek Canyon, Hobble Creek Summit had 12.2 inches of water on March 1, 1968. 1 Governor Calvin L. Rampton released traffic accident figures for Utah County covering the year 1967. Accident records computerized by the Highway Department and the Department of Public Safety show that 1304 people were injured and 32 killed in 3209 traffic accidents in Utah County last year. The Governor announced that for the first time in the state's history traffic accident figures have been available to counties. A mailing of a complete breakdown of traffic accidents for each county is being prepared and will be sent to the Chairman of each county. The Governor noted in releasing the accident data that supplying counties with accident data is one of the requirements of the National Highway Safety Act and that Utah is one of the leading states in its collection and processing of accident records. The Governor also stressed the need to continue the progress of recent years in reversing the shameful slaughter on Utah's highways. He assured the county commission chairmen that use and study of the accident reports will serve to give enforcement and traffic engineering personnel a greater insight into traffic problems at a local level. The 15 year average for March 1, is 12.4 inches of water, Packard Canyon had 9.5 inches of water on March 1. The 15 year average for this day is 9.6 inches of water. Forum In Payson Canyon the Payson Ranger Station had 14.9 inches of water on March 1, 1968. The To 15 year average for March 1, is 15.7 inches of water. Rock Dean Family Bridge had 9.3 inches of water on March 1, 1968. The 15 year The Utah County Freedom Foraverage is 11.0 inches of water um has arranged for the appearfor March 1. ance of Attorney Dean Payne and his outstanding family, at the Provo Utilities Building, 2nd West and 8th North, Provo, on Dump Friday, March 8, at 8 p.m. Attorney Payne and his wife, PI. Grove to Jaynann Payne, will speak on the subject, "Our Constitution, God's Gift for Freedom." (It will be End recalled that Mrs. Payne is "Mrs. Utah, 1967-6- 8 .) The ten The Lehi Pioneers ended Rechildren of the couple will pargion 4 League play last week ticipate with patriotic music. with a win over the Pleasant This will be a worthwhile evenGrove Vikings. The scrappy ing for everyone. Contributions Lehi quint pulled away from PI. will be $1 for adults and 50 cents Grove In the final quarter to for students. grab a 0 win. It was the final game for both teams and left Lehi trailing the Finch fo Vikings by one game in the standings. Lehi finished with a 9 won-lo- st Rights record for the season. On The victory evened the series Commander Dennis V. Finch between the two teams for this season as Pleasant Grove won of Lehi Post 19, of the American Legion, is scheduled to speak the first game on Veterans Rights at the Legion Mark Peterson closed out the season as the top scorer in the Hall in American Fork, Thursday (tonight), at 8:00 p.m. The league with a 25 point perforwill be under the dimeeting mance for a total of 290 points of rection Commander George for the 13 game league season. Hatch. This is an average of 22.3 points Commander Finch will also per game. Jay Hardman also be a speaker on" Americanism," aided the Lehi attack with 17 for the Boy Scouts of Troop 1 which him among of the First points, keeps Ward, next Tuesthe league's leaders. at 7:30 p.m. March 12, day, Freedom Feature Payne Pioneers Season 64-5- Speak 4-- 83-6- 9. "AND THE ROCK CAME TUMBLIN DOWN" -- This large rock came out of American Fork Canyon last week, landing in the American Fork River and partially blocking it. The limestone rock is estimated to weigh about 80 ton, and is believed to have come off near the rim of the canyon. It is located In the Little Mill Campground area. Vets' Members of the "Lettermen' s Club" of the Lehi High School are canvassing the community in the sale of tickets on their fund raising project. Everyone is invited to support the project by buying tickets at 50 cents each. Proceeds will go toward a worthwhile athletic project and several attractive prizes will be given. ATTRACTIVE PRIZES Attractive and useful prizes which will be given to the holders of the lucky tickets are now on display at the high school. They will be given away on Saturday, March 16, during the evening of the Spring Musical, and will be on display there during intermission. UNIVERSAL GYM Proceeds from the project will be assigned toward the purchase of a modern device for physical improvement, a "Universal Gym." This 10 station weight lifting machine, which will cost $2400, is perfected for safety as well as an aid to health and physical development. RIFLE Four grand prizes will be given away. These include a Remington "pump" .22 calibre rifle, three pound dacron sleeping bag, and two gift certificates of $20 value each, at Devey's in American Fork. Lettermen' s officers are Vern Carson, president; Craig Holm-stead, and Al Chamberlain, secretary. Faculty advisors are the school coaches, Jim Crittenden, Phil Oyler, Kent Frazier, Neil Manning and Jay Healey. Lehi Third Ward Relief Society Bazaar Friday Everyone is invited to attend the Lehi Third Ward Relief Society bazaar, Friday, March 15. Selling will begin at 10 a.m., and there will be an inviting array of handwork, including aprons, children's clothing, quilts, etc. Both luncheon and dinner will be served and there will be plenty of meat pies, cakes and other choice home made products to take out. Prison to Present I I f : - Mrs. Katherine S. Hardy, right, measures hemline of nurse costume for Sheralyn Peterson, center, as Connie Beverly, left, waits turn. Mrs. Hardy is assisting with1 costumes for the Lehi High production of "South Pacific." Cedar Valley Final Veek of Rehearsals School to Present For "South Pacific" Annual Program The Cedar Valley School is presenting the annual class programs on Friday, March 8, at 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Everyone is invited to attend and a large turnout is urged. Mrs. Lucille Peterso.n is teaching the Kindergarten, First and Second grades this year This group will present a play about Mother Goose nursery rhymes. Darrell Jensen is the instruc tor for Third, Fourth and Fifth grades. His students will stage a court room scene. Those attending will enjoy see ing the children act out the var ious nursery rhymes and will also see a child put on trial for breaking the law (not eating at the school lunch). Mr. Jensen's class will also show how well they can play their ukeleles, and sing. Lehi s Older Folks Invited To Annual Party costumes, finishing sets and last minute changes is felt as the Lehi High production of Rodgers and Hammersteln's "South Pacific" enters the final stages before presentation. Directed by Paul H. Halversen, music director, and Glen M. Smith, speech director, final rehearsals are going smoothly and everything will be ready for curtain time next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 14, 15, and 16, at 7:30 p.m. Costumes are being arranged under the direction of MerriLyn Modern Farm Equipment Holds LHS assisted by Davis Pet- erson, Barbara E. Hunter and Katherine S. Hardy. Sets and: Scenery have been painted by Geaneice Thornton, Nancy Mon-so- n, Nell Whimpey, Janna Sherwood, Candace Cooper and Kerry Brown. Mrs. Millie M. has been assisting the dancers, together with Esther Hutchings and VicklChruma. Miss Chruma has also done the choreography for the musical Advertising Is under the direction of Ann Loveridge, with Janice Woffinden and Mr. Welch in charge of posters. Tickets are being sold under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Hakes and have been made by the District Office. Scott Hlnton heads the Light Crew, assisted by Dennis Goates, Richard Brown, Nick-alWebb, and Paul Gardner. Carey Smith is in charge of Chilton, ey us Banquet for Farmers Sound. Dan Hatch heads the Construction Crew, with Brent Dittmar, LaMar Pace, Kim Cooper, Craig invited to attend. Mr. Vibbert, who uses a tractor extensively, expressed delight with his prize, a "Roll- Gard" attachment, designed to rs in tractor prevent handling. The value of this at tachment is around $300. was develThe "Roll-Garoped by the John Deere company and has been released for the use of all tractor manufacturers, in an all out effort for promot ing farm safety. When it was first brough to light that a major percentage of tractor fatalities resulted from John Deere engineers began a study to determine the cause and then seek a remedy It soon became evident that usually result from care less operation. The answer was to provide protection for the operator in the event he did tip his tractor. John Deere engineers made an extensive series of tests, deliberately tipping tractors sideways and flipping them over backwards, using special mannequins and elaborate electronic equipment. These tests proved that when a tractor tipped or flipped, it invariably rolled more than 90 degrees. These tests also showed that an upset of 180 degrees or more usually caused serious or fatal Injury. Armed with this knowledge, the engineers began actual design work. The result is John Deere d, a protective frame that in most cases stops rollovers at 90 degrees and is strong enough to support the weight of the tractor if it tips or rolls all the way. Seat belts are regularly furnished with Roll-Ga- rd because the tests showed that this combination will normally prevent serious Injury. John Deere made the results of this research and development available to the entire tractor industry. Now dealers are enprogram gaged in a country-wid- e to promote the use of Roll-Gar- d and similar protective devices on farm tractors Boys Jr. Rifle roll-ove- fair. Ward committees will contact Assignment The excitement of the final week of rehearsals, completing at CAKE SALE Orville Vlbbert, well known The PTA will be in charge of Lehi farmer, was the lucky wina cake sale, following the pro ner of the valuable door prize, Harold Terry, John This will be an oppor given by the Modern Farm Equip- Jorgensen, gram. Worthen andGaryPulham assisttunity for families to obtain some ment shop of Lehi, at the "Farmi- ing. Sets have been designed by delectable home cooked foods, in ng Frontiers" banquet held at the Nancy Monson, Mr. Welch and eluding candy and pop corn as shop on East Main Street. Mr. Glen Smith. Assistant Diwell as baked goods. Lynn Bennion and Val Player, rector is Lonnie Evans and Proproprietors of the farm snop, grams are under the direction of were the hosts at the affair. Glen M. Smith, Mearle Smith, All farmers and their wives were Ann Loveridge and Ann The annual "Old Folks" party will be held in Lehi on Satur day, March 23, it is announced The 1968 Felon Follies which by Michael Kearney, general committee chairman. All those will be held Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9, and also in the stake age 60 years and Thursday, Friday and Saturday, over, widows and widowers, as March 14, 15, and 16, at the Utah well as members of the Stake State Prison Auditorium, DraPresidency and their wives, and per, Utah, will provide the public Bishoprics and their wives, are with an evening of fun and entercordially invited to attend. The day long affair will begin tainment. The affair is open to everyone with an interesting moving picbetween the ages of 18 and 80. ture at the Royal Theatre, cour The guests Admission is just $1.50 and the tesy Cliff Miller. proceeds provide funds for in- will then be transported to the mate activities and recreation Stake Center, where dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. throughout the year. Featured in the Felon Follies During the afternoon an outwill be jazz, acrobats, dixie, standing program will be feacountry western, skits, comedy tured, with picture taking, special recognitions and dancing rock and pop and the participants have talent galore. rounding out the traditional af- Members of the Lehi unit of the American Legion Auxiliary assisted in the quilting assignment at the Utah State Hospital, Wednesday. Going down to Provo at about 9:00 a.m., they remained until after 2:00 p.m. The local members plan to assist with this project each week on Wednesdays. Other quilters in the community are welcome to assist with this important project, is stressed. Anyone desiring to help is asked to contact Mrs. Dennis (Gloria) Finch, auxiliary president, or other officer or member. Arrangements will be made to assist in transportation and cooperation as to the time assignment. Let the auxiliary know if you wish to help and also the times when you might be available, is the invitation. V SKIRTS WERE ABOUT HERE Felon Follies Legion Auxiliary Join in Quilting I 1 the residents of each ward area, with invitations and transportation arrangements. It is the desire of the committee that everyone in the area, of this age group, widows and widowers, be included for an outstanding good time. Lehi Students Earn Honor Roll Post d" tip-ove- rs, tip-ove- Roll-Gar- One Provo and two Lehi students attending the College of Southern Utah in Cedar City, have earned a place on the honor roll at the college. Phillip J. Price and Ralph Floyd Da mm arm, both Lehi, and Judy Rae Heal of Provo are among CSU students who made a 4. or straight A grade average during the fall quarter. Other students listed on the honor roll are Chris Bent Johnson of Orem and Dale Wilcox Hunt of Provo. fall-quar- ter Club to Get Underway Here All boys age 12 to 18 are invited to join the Boys Junior Rifle Club, sponsored by the American Legion, Post 19, of Lehi. Those interested in joining are reminded to meet at the Memorial Building, Wednesday, March 13, at 7:00 p.m. Registration fee is $1.00, for the entire course which will continue until May. This is an opportunity to learn the proper handling of firearms. Post Commander Dennis V. Finch will be the instructor at the present time, withGary Find-la- y to take the position at a later date. Parents' Visiting Day at Lehi Elementaries Friday Parents Visiting Day will M held at the Lehi Elementary and Sego Lily Elementary Schools tomorrow (Friday), it was reported by Principals G. Dale Burgess and Paul Hanson. Schedules have been sent home with the students giving visiting times for each parent. School officials urge that parents adhere to the schedule as set up, there-- ' by alleviating any congestion or periods of long waiting to see the teachers. If the schedule is unsatisfac tory, or if one has not been re ceived, parents are asked to contact the school and arrange ments can be made for a time convenient to both the teacher and parent. ; |