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Show Universal Mcrofllu Corp. Box 2608 Snlt Lake City 6410 Utah 2 lehi Students On U Honor Roll Two persons from the Lehi area are among the 1,234 students named to the Autumnquar-te- r honor roll at the University of Utah. To be named to the honor list a student must maintain an average of 3.5 or better in all academic subjects where 4.0 is the equivalent of an "A." Uhi Northern Gateway to Beautiful THURSDAY, MARCH 5, Number 1970) Junkers, Beaufification Hilight Lehi City Council Discussion Matters of clean-u- p, beautifi-catio- n Thanking Mr. Karpowitz for and improvement were his information, Mayor Clark taken up by Lehi's City Council stated that Lehi is now working for the new inMonday night, as members dis- on utility plans that the counand dustrial park cussed the disposal of junked will assist UVIDA where poscil and shade control tree autos, the utility work at the Lehi In- sible to help the area grow. FRANCHISE SOUGHT dustrial Park. In other matters, council memat was the meeting Presiding rallied to a decision to help bers Mayor Morris W. Clark, with council members J. B. Cooper, Marlin Christiansen obtain a Mrs. JoAnn Brown, Dr. Kent B. franchise for bus charter servin North Utah Davis, Kenneth Whimpey and ice originating Reed Sunderland present. Also County to any point in the state. on hand were Ned Wilson, city The Public Service Commission recorder, Harvard Hinton, at- has slated ahearingonthematter today at 10 a.m. in the hearing torney and Basil Dorton, inspecroom at 330 East 4th South in tor. The council received praise Salt Lake City and Lehi's City Dads agreed to draw ap a resolfrom Robert Hassell, Utah Counto be read at the hearing in ty agent for its efforts at beau- ution tification in the past and a chal- favor of Mr. Christiansen's bid. Also appearing before the lenge to accomplish even toughcouncil was Virgil Peterson, who er problems involved in a requested the city to take over clean-uLehi Mrs. Hassell called for the sponsorship of the Miss Pageant from the Hutchings Muformation of a Shade Tree ComBoard which mission to control the planting of seum Board. The the annual event, has tress and shrubs in the city. originatedthat the city would be decided COMMISSION PLANNED a in better position to carry it Agreement on the commission council The on. unanimously accame from Clark, Mayor plan who stated that he also feels cepted the responsibility. there should be some control SUBM TS REPORT Mr. Peterson also presented over the planting and cutting of trees. Such a commission will a financial report on the Metrobe formed in the near future, politan Water District of Lehi for 1969 and Mayor Clark read he said. Mr. Hassell presented both the a letter from the State Auditor's complimenting the district on city and the Beautification Comwith mittee plaques commending them for their efforts. Present at the meeting to accept the city-wi- p. awards were Kent Beck, chairman, Dee Ray Russon, Roy Alma Peterson, andMrs. Leo (Edna) Loverldge. Mr. Peterson was presented with a plaque earlier for his individual efforts in beautification of his own home. Councilman Kent Beck outlined beautification program plans for the coming year to the council, pointing out a need for several new committee members to round out his roster. These individuals will be contacted and invited by the council to serve on the committee. He also pointed out several areas in Lehi which need cleaning and asked the city's support in assisting with this effort. Property owners, where possible would pay costs. Listed were DianaR.T. Utah Valley the condition of the funds and the audit. Mr. Peterson called for a study of the future water needs of the city in order that plans can be made to acquire more water. The council unanimously agreed to accept the report. Dennis Finch, commander of American Legion Post No. 19, conducted the city dads on a tour of the basement facilities of the Memorial Building which the Post and the Lehi Swingers square dance group have been remodeling. Lights, paneling and a new ceiling are now in place and the council complimented the two groups for their efforts. In other matters, Dr. Davis stated that he is preparing a letter to submit to the State Department of Highways requesting assistance in the replacement of the street lights in the center area of Main Street. The present 32 incandescent lights will be replaced with mercury vapor type lights, if the state will assist in the project. Mr. Sunderland also proposed that the city begin work on a master plan for the drainage and sidewalks in the city in order that curbs and gutters may be installed by individuals as they desire. He suggested that after the plan is completed in any one area, that all new structures be required to have sidewalks. 29 Ander- son, a junior and Blaine Lynn Carlton, a senior, both in the College of Letters and Science. Open Burning in Lehi Allowed With Permit Only There have been many questions asked concerning burning regulations in Lehi. After having reviewed the matter with Mayor Morris W. Clark and considering the presently effective City Ordinances and State Air Pollution Code, it was felt that a statement of the Policy of Lehi City should be made to help clear up the questions concerning burn- partments are permitted subject to all regulations. 6. Fires will be allowed only on days when the State Air Pollution "Burning Index" is favorable. This information is available in the City Office after 9:15 a.m. each day. 7. All fires are to be extinguished by 4 p.m. except for recreational fires such as picnic fires and fireplaces. and without with and ing permits 8. Persons requesting fire perthe use of incinerators not being mits are to call the Lehi City allowed. The rules and regulations Office, where a verbal permit of covering burning are designed to may be issued or a member be of benefit to the majority of the Fire Department Fire Prepeople in the City. Residents in vention Committee will inspect the county area are regulated by the premises and issue a permit. 9. No permits will be issued county and state laws. It is felt, however, that if the county resi- for burning on Sunday. 10. Persons with questions dents in the area protected by the Lehi Fire Department would about burning permits for a paradhere to the city rules, it would ticular problem area may call be better for all citizens in the members of the Lehi Fire DeLehi area. partment Fire Prevention Com1. No incinerators are to be mittee; including Maurice Dahl, 7; Gene Kirkham, used. All household garbage is to be hauled to the city garbage George Reynolds, 0, pit, either by the garbage col- and Karl Zimmerman, Ned the resident. or Wilson, service lection It is requested that citizens 2. The only outdoor fires allowed without a permit are rec- where at all possible, haul or reation fires such as picnic fires have hauled to the garbage dump all material rather than burn it. and fireplaces. 3. No garbage is to be burned This will greatly help reduce in fireplaces, either indoor or the air pollution and will make CommunLehi a more Fire-Saf- e outdoor. 4. Fire permits will be issued ity. Your adherence to these burnonly for burning of fields, ditches and orchard trimmings. All other ing rules is respectfully requestmaterial should be hauled to the ed. Stanley J. Gordon garbage dump. Fire Chief 5. fires for Fire De- - J'ijl 768-252- 768-214- 3; 768-34- 768-340- 768-335- 6. Training AWARDS Beck, Alma Peterson, Mayor Morris Clark, hold Special Awards presented to them this week for their efforts in the Beautification campaign last year. M r. Peterson won the award for his home and yard; Mr. Beck for his service to the community; and the city for their overall efforts. SPECIAL City, Individuals Receive Awards For Beautification Efforts in 7969 Mayor Morris Clark accepted a Special Award of Merit in behalf of the city from Robert L. Hassell at the Council Meeting Monday evening. The award was presented by the Utah State University Landscape Improvement Program for the city's outstanding achievement in their beautification work during 1969. Also receiving awards were Bertrand Beck, Chairman of the Lehi Beautification Committee, for his efforts in the beautification program; Alma Peterson, a special award for the beautifying of his home and grounds; a plaq je and bar for the Lehi Stake Center and an award for the beauty of Dalley Jewelry And Gifts Sets Grand Opening C. Wesley Dalley is announcing the grand opening of Dalley Lehi, Jewelry and Gifts in with a formerly Webb's Jewelry, complete line of jewelry, diamonds, watches, gift items and silverware. Mr. Dalley has a complete selection of costume jewelry and even a small stock of tropical fish. He is also well equipped to provide such services as watch cleaning, jewelry repair, stone cutting, and free diamond inspection. Mr. Dalley has been operating the business, which he purchased from Mrs. E.N. Webb, since late October. Assisting him is his wife Geraldine, who is hap- py to advise patrons of suitable gifts for thaf'special" occasion. The Dalley' s, who now live in. Orem, are planning to build a home in Lehi this fall. They have three children, including Kevin, Tiffiny and Alexa Lee. Originally from Cedar City, Mr. Dalley was educated in Cedar City schools, attended the College of Southern Utah and Brig-haYoung University. He fulfilled a mission for the LD3 Church in Western Canada and has served in the Sunday School, MIA and as counselor in the bishopric in Cedar City. Mr. Dalley, who has taken courses in watchmaking at Utah Technical College at Provo, has been associated with his brother-in-laGeorge Hatch of Hatch's Jewelry in American Fork, for In addition, STERLING SCHOLAR NOMINEES Sterling Scholar Nominees from Lehi High School include David Lind, Mathematics; M'.ke Carson, Masic; Julie Worley, Business; Annette Jenkins, English and Literature; Kerry Welch, General Scholarship; and Marvin Smith, Social Science. Mayor Clark stated that he wishes to have all city property and streets cleaned. The council also discussed the evident apathy on the part of toward clean-u- p Seven Lehi High School Sensome citizens and the great help of many others in this area. iors have been selected as SterJUNKED AUTOS DISCUSSED ling Scholar nominees, it was reMoving to the matter of junked ported by Principal Dale H. Price. Representing the local automobiles, the council discussed the possibilities of a drive to school will be Annette Jenkins, Michael haul these cars away. Mr. Hassell explained to the council that Carson, Music; David Lind, the American Wrecking and salv- Mathematics; Julie Worley, Busage Yard in Provo is not set up iness Education; Kerry Welch, to take wrecked cars, preferrably General Scholarship, Marvin with motors still intact. Smith, Social Science; and As a part of this, the counGrant, Speech-Dram- a. cil discussed the possibilities Kerry Welch, 18, is the son of of levying a tax on owners of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Welch. He is abandoned autos to encourage active in school activities. He people to remove them from the has been a member of the Football team for the past three city. Turning to other matters, the years, played basketball on the council welcomed Robert Sophomore team, and has wrestlof the Utah Valley Ined for the past two years. He dustrial Development Associa- placed third in the Region Wrestltion (UVIDA) and Don Peterson, ing Tournament and represented Lehi representative to UVIDA the school in the State Wrestland president of the Lehi Iing Meet. He was a member of ndustrial Fund Enterprises the track team for two years and was a member of the relay team (LIFE). Mr. Karpowitz congratulated that set a school record. He repthe council on selecting Mr. Pe- resented the school in a Science terson as their representative, Symposium at the University of stating that the Lehi man will Utah last year and was a panelbe a very active member of ist on the Young Americans and UVIDA and contributes greatly High School Bowl TV proto the organization. grams. Active in the LD3 Church, he is an Eagle Scout, has earned PRAISES LEHI GROUP Praising the value to Lehi of his Duty to God Award, and the LIFE organization, Mr. Kar was president of his Seminary powitz encouraged all citizens to class. He has been on the honor buy stock in the enterprise in roll for the past four years. order to aid Lehi's economy. He He plans to attend the Univerrequested the city's support in sity of Utah, working toward a getting the Lehi industrial park degree in medicine. David Lind, 18, is the son of area off to a good start with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lind. He is road, utilities and other assist active in student affairs, curance. Mr. Karpowitz briefly outlined rently serving the school as vice president. He servUVIDA activities and its efforts to gain new industry of a type ed as Junior Class president and that would be compatible with was a delegate to Boys' State. the people and area. He stated that He has been active In athletics, In 1969, UVIDA helped to create playing football, basketball and 954 new jobs In the county, with participating in track. He served a total payroll Income of over the band as president and was a $4,421,000. panelist on High School Bowl and STERLING SCHOLAR INEE Winnifred Speech and drama. NOM- Grant, Seven Sterling Scholars Named English-Literatur- e; Win-nifr- Kar-pow- itz CITY RECEIVES PLAQUE FOR BEAUTIFICATION EFFORTS Mayor Morris Clark, seated center, receives Special Award of Merit for the city's outstanding achievement in the Utah State University Landscape Improvement Program during 1969 from Robert L. Hassell. Watching are members of the Beautification Committee Bertrand Beck, chairman; Edna Loveridge, Roy Alma Peterson, Kenneth Whimpey and Dee Ray Russon, 1. to r. Absent were Lillian Stewart, Jean Lamb, George Ricks, Paul Hanson and Douglas Willes. Young Americans TV shows. He plans to attend the University of Utah, working toward a degree in mathematics. Annette Jenkins, is also years 18 old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jenkins. She was District Winner in the "Make It Yourself with Wool" contest, is a fourth year Seminary student and represented the community in the recent Junior Miss Contest, where she was one of the 20 finalists. She is Secretary of the National Honor Society and Assistant Drill Mistress of the Pep Club. She was a participant on the Young Americans and High School Bowl TV programs. She is the local winner of the Betty Crocker "Homemaker of Tomorrow" contest and is a Thespian, carrying the lead roles in many of the school productions. She is active in the LDS Church and has earned seven Individual Awards and is her Laurel class president and Secretary to the Bishop's Youth Council. She is at Broad-bent- s. employed part-tim- e Michael Carson, 18, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson. He Is active in student affairs at the school. An accomplished pianist, he has played for the school musical productions, accompanied the chorus and Is in demand as an accompanist for groups and soloists. He has studied with his mother, EvaCarson, and for the past two years has been a student of Paul Pollei of the BYU music faculty He recently presented a rtiital in Provo. He has done the choreography for the school presentation of "Music Man." He recently won First Place in the National Honor Society talent contest, and participated in "Show Time Varieties," an annual talent show from Utah Valley. He participated In the All State Worley. She has recently been named as the Top Secretarial Student at the school and will Chorus for two years and this be honored by the National Secpast year was a member of the retaries Association next month. All State Orchestra. He was a She was a panelist on the Young dancer in the Utah Valley Opera Americans and High School Bowl Association presentation of TV shows, is a member of the "Funny Girl." For his presen- Pep Club, National Honor Sotation in the Sterling Scholar ciety, Future Homemakers of contest, he will present an orig- America and Historian of the Lehi inal composition. Active In the Seminary and Utah Valley DisLDS Church, he is Stake MIA trict Seminary, She is employed at General Refractororganist, Sunday School organ- part-tim- e ist and Assistant Ward Organ- ies Company and is Assistant Chorister in her ward. ist. Marvin Smith, 18, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Smith. Active in school affairs, he is currently serving as Senior Class President and was his Junior Class Vice President. He has been a member of the BasketThere will be a stake dance ball, Football and Tennis teams, Saturday, March 7, at 8:30 p.m. the is an FFA officer and was in the Stake Center, with music several years. He also has servFFA Public Speaking Contest to be furnished by the popular ed as manager of the Seaboard winner last year. He has been an from "Soft Impressions" Finance officer in the Seminary. He is group Company. BYU. The Dalleys invite all local active in the LDS Church and It will be a best dress affair, residents to attend the grand has earned hisEagleScoutAward with special attention called to opening event, which and Duty to God Award and is the begins todress standards. at on store their President of his ward Ensign MainStreet. day, Everyone 14 years of age and group. He plans to enter the Pololder is invited to come and itical Science field. have fun and dance to good musWinnifred Ann Grant, 17, has ic. Admission will be 50 cents been active in school activities. plus dance card. She had a leading roll in the reTo cent production of "Rest Assured" and was a cast member The first games of the Stake of previous productions and Volleyball season will musicals. She has participated in be played March 9 and all of those Speech and Debate meets for the persons 19 and over are urged past two years. She is SecreThe Lehi Library has intro- to come out for play, according of the National Forensics duced a tary copying service for its League and received an award patrons and Instant copies will be to Mac Powell, stake athletic director. for the Best Supporting Actress made of anything written, printed, All players must have aphysi-cin the "Wizard of Oz." She is a drawn or for typed, photographed and insurance clearance. special assistant to the debate ten cents each. will be no Junior teams "There This will allow patrons to copy in coach, a Seminary class officer volleyball," he said. and a member of TARS (Teemaps, encyclopedia information, All interested persons should nage Republicans.) She is the reports, geneology sheets and contact their ward athletic didaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myrten many other valuable materials. rectors for more details. Grant and is active in the LDS The machine will be available Church, where she has partici- for use during regular Library 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to hours pated in ward activities. Sixty percent of the population Julie Worley, 18, is the daugh- 9 p.m. weekdays and 7 to 9 p.m. of the Asian country of Brunei ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward on Saturdays. works for the government. Ithe Memorial Building and grounds. Mr. Beck, who has accepted the chairmanship of the Beauti fication Committee for the coming year, urged all residents to take a look at their yards and plan now to start individual cleanup campaigns as soon as possible. He noted that the committee for the community is now being organized and urged everyone to support this drive to help make Lehi a more beautiful place. j Cleanup dates and special drives and projects will be announced at a later date, Mr. Beck said. j ; m Lehi Stake Dance Saturday Night Volleyball Play Begin Mar. 9 Library Begins Copying Service al IV i Lr, .. AM I: ".. ... .. V1 SECRETARIAL STUDENT HONORED-Ju- lie Worley, oustand-in- g secretarial student at Lehi High, left, checks program of the National Secretaries Association with Mrs, Robert (Josephine) Chatfield, chairman, when group will honor top secretarial students from the local schools. Miss Julie Worley Named Top Secretarial Student at Lehi High Miss Julie Ann Worley, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worley, has been selected as the outstanding secretarial student at the Lehi High School. She will be honored by the National Secretaries Association at a banquet and program on April 2, at the Oak Crest Inn in Spanish Fork. Mrs. Robert (Josephine) Chatfield, Secretary and Sales Correspondent at General Refractories Company, is event chairman. Miss Worley will be honored at the annual affair together with other students from schools Technical College. Julie is a senior at the local high school, where she is among the top of her class scholastlcal-l- y and is active in school activities. She is a Sterling Scholar nominee and has been a panelist on the Young Americans and High School Bowl TV shows. She is a member of the Pep Club, National Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America, Lehi Seminary Historian and Historian of the Utah Valley District Seminary. She is active In the LDS Church, and is serving as assltant chorister in her ward. throughout the area, Including She is employed on apart-tim- e American Fork, Pleasant Grove, basis at theGeneralRefractorles Orem, Provo, Springvllle, Span- Company in Lehi, Future plans ish Fork, Payson, BYU and Utah include college |
