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Show LTTi II F 111 All .. n ri li FIFTH GRADERS ENJOY OVERNIGHT IN CANYON--Fift- h graders from the Lehi Elementary School pose in front of Mutual Dell as they pause in their overnight camp in the canyon. Lehi Ebmenbry School Fifth Graders Psrticip3te in Outdoor Education Trip The fifth grade of Lehi Elementary School participated rein an outdoor cently (Jan. education activity in our snowy canyons. The fifth graders ventured up American Fork Canyon to the LDS owned Mutual Dell for a day and two evenings of instruction and learning. Wednesday, Jan. 28 found the 30 boys of Dan Adams' and Marlin Barnes' classes being transported to Mutual Dell by willing parents. The evening meal, bunk assignments and dell orientation were soon completed. Games, skits, night hike and star study, rounded and bedtime out the evening. Thursday, Jan. 29, started off with an early breakfast and then school began at 9:00 a.m. for the boys. Three instructors, Bruce Perry of the Forest Service, Carl Clark of the Soil Conservation Service, and Calvin Walker, local naturalist and principal, gave Instruction in snow measurement, tree identification, and nature lore. Each class lasted 45 minutes outside and 15 minutes inside to warm up and switch instructor. The 30 girls meanwhile, were attending a morning class at Timpanogos Cave Visitor's Center. The girls and parents arrived at the dell around 28-3- 0) stories noon. The boys then moved their gear out and the girls moved their gear in. A reverse schedule of classes took place in the afternoon with similar evening activi- ties for the girls. Even though this program is very similar to what has been done for many years at Central Elementary in Pleasant Grove, the Lehi group, after four years at Mutual Dell, are enthusiastic about the motivation for learning and parent participation achieved in this outdoor activity. JASON DALE SMITH ARRIVES FEB. 11 PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, Charlotte Lewis Michael Carson Set Today at 2 To I jf for Mrs. V Charlotte Rebecca Evans Lewis, 80, of Lehi, who died Monday, Feb. 23 at 5:10 p.m. in a Pleasant Grove Convalescent Center, of natural causes, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the Wing Mortuary Chapel. Bishop Leland Price wiU officiate. She was born Feb. 2, 1890 in Lehi, a daughter of George Coleman and Louise Agnes Taylor Evans. She married Henry Lewis Jr. June 30, 1909. The i marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Lewis died Feb. 1, 1920. Mrs. Charlotte Lewis Mrs. Lewis was a member of the Fort Wall Camp of the DaugFord (Ardith) Smith, Pasco, hters of the Utah Pioneers, servMrs. Douglas (Fawn) Wil-le- s, Wash.; imfarm These are located at Alexandria, clude crops, livestock, as captain and registrar. Lehi and Mrs. Vaughn ing provement, better practices and A Relief Virginia on a part of the WashSociety visiting teacher (Agnes) Cundick, Salt Lake City; ington estate. Each year 80,000 off farm placement for employ35 years, she also served on 15 for grandchildren; 20 great prizes, scholarships and awards ment. One of the basic purposes the cooking and quilting commi- grandchildren, one brother, Willleadto rural of is FFA 14 in to who achieve develop boys given ttees for a number of years. She iam E. Evans, Sun City, Calif, This is awards programs. The awards ership. accompallshedby was an MIA and FFA and one sister, Mrs. Charles E. Primary teachare given for a boy developing training in public speaking, par- er. (Rilla) Robinson, Ogden. commiown and liamentary procedure, supervised program, The Lehi High School Chapter his She was a member of the Lehi Interment will follow the serasttee officer work and student for his contributions to his school of the Future Farmers of Amerat Lehi City Cemetery. Citizens. vices Senior signments. Members compete in ica will join 42 other chapters in and community. Friends may call at the Wing Survivors include five daugcontests of stock shows, judging The Lehi High School Chapter the state and thousands of chaphters: Mrs. Keith (lola) Nielsen, Mortuary Chapel prior to the ters across the nation in the ob- has 92 active members, under the livestock, crops, farm mechanLake City; Mrs. John (Anservice. Salt servance of FFA Week. This week direction of Bryon Memmott. ics, dairy, poultry, meats, soil na) Robinson, Chico, Calif.; Mrs. and farm safety. was chosen because it contains Their supervised programs in Services the birthday of George WashingHeld Thursday ton. He is a symbol to rural mammmmmmtmmmmmrmmmmmm! youth for his contributions to the For Elsie W. Comer wmm-ues- m mm mmmmmm--I P-- i field of agriculture and to his Funeral services Nat. Recital Saturday Micheal Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson of Lehi, will be presented in a recital Saturday, Feb. 28, at 4 p.m. In the Madsen Recital Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center on the BYU campus. A student for two years of Week Funeral f country. The Future Farmers is the largest organization of farm and rural youth in the world. There are 457,000 members in every state but Alaska. They own and publish their own magazine, their own supply service and are building a leadership training center. er V Ik jm (i. t",,iaJfSIT )ii;iaiV T M9mm. mmmm jjiK.rif---srmmjry mmsW$rmmjLjk f2VNfc Vv tm t Mm i Wat ! 18 4 r., i JU Li Au 2J- - hj -- Paul PoUei of the BYU music faculty, Micheal will play selections from Mendlessohn, Funeral services for Elsie Bach, Beethoven, Shubert, Grif- Whiting Comer, 73, a former Le- fes and Copland. He has played the piano since hi resident who died Sunday, February 15 in a Culver City, Cal- the age of seven, when he began ifornia hospital, were conducted to take lesson from his mother, Thursday, Feb. 19 at the Wing Eva Carson. A senior at Lehi High School, Mortuary Chapel, withRaySouth-wic- k Micheal was recently named a of the Sixth Ward Bishopric conducting. Sterling Scholar nominee in mu Prelude and Postlude music sic. All friends and relatives are was presented by Kevin Rockwell, who also performed an organ invited to attend the public medley during the service. Opening prayer was offered by Sher-wi- n Allred. SORENSONS HOST Bishop Hugh Otterson was the OREGON FRIENDS speaker. Lynn Lewis offered the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sorenson closing prayer, and Interment followed at Lehi City Cemetery, and family are hosting Lebanon, with John Bushman offering the Oregon friends, Mr. and Mrs. dedicatory prayer at the grave. Ed Foster and their grandson, Members of the Sixth Ward Johnny Schroeder Relief Society cared for the this week. The FostersandSorensonfam- became acquainted in Vernal ilies is the of art Oratory making when they all lived there. Mr. deep sounds from the chest seem two-wlike important messages from the Foster is employed in the radio business in Lebanon. brain. CASE OF THE - QQ is PIMP R0AS1S HfVk)AUrU JVAACU GROUND ROUND ay GARDEN . A 6 (Ok Q it uuwviir IT FRESH PRODUCE tsptncus n. 2k PILE Micheal Carson vMm ' SfflK ? - TO OBSERVE FFA WEEK Officers of the Lehi Chapter of the FFA, who are spearheading FFA Week at Lehi are Edwin Sunderland, vice president; Kim Evans, president; Ned Lehmberg, treasurer; Ned Carson, secretary; Marvin Smith, reporter; Garth Persson, assistant reporter; and Dennis Bridges, sentinel, 1. to r. J&--r 0 Present Observe er m-L- 1970 Local Chapter to Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. (Julie MICHELLE PORTER BORN Mills) Smith are the proud parLittle Michelle Porter, born ents of a new baby son, Jason Dale, who was born Feb. 11 at February 13 at the American Fork the American Fork Hospital. Hospital is the newest member of Charles J. and Alda Mae the at the six scales Tipping pounds, five ounces, Jason has Powell Porter family. She joins Cheryl Joy, Suzanne lots of dark brown hair and 'looks at just like his Dad,' according to and Karen Kay home. Michelle weighed in at seven his mother. pounds, 14 ounces. Proudly making his acquaintProud grandparents are Mr. ance at home are two sisters, Teri and Jamie. Grandparents and Mrs. Arthur Powell of Lehi are Mr. and Mrs. Mel Conder and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Porter and Mr. and Mrs. John Mills, of Sacramento, California. Her isMrs. Lydia Jr., all of American Fork. Jason has one great grandmother, Powell of Lehi and is Charles McCombs of Mrs. John Mills, Sr., also of Sacramento. American Fork. geSSrPMMD LEHI FREE C3 Jul "Of, THE Services For Mrs. XDAHOANJ POTATO FLWCeS mm 30X50 AAVi STR&ET 0v LEW |
