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Show Training School Names Top Employees Efficiency, devotion to duty, the ability to go the "extra mile" and an awareness of the needs of others less fortunate were among the attributes of the seven Employees of the Year named in banquet ceremonies at Utah State Training School Friday evening. Top employeesfromeachofthe seven units at the state institution were honored by fellow employees, the administrative staff and theUtahStateTrainingSchool Parents Organization. Each received a lettered framed certificate from the employees association, a $25 U. S. Savings Bond from the Parents Organization and a certificate of award from the National Association of Retarded Children. Winners were Lydia 0. Alma Henderson, Eva Featherstone, Ruby Fryer, Mar garet Deveraux, Eunice Mews and Audrey Price. Each will compete for the Utah State Employee of the Year award. Also honored were the follow ing employees who have retired from the school during the past year; Lucy Lee, who had been employed at USTS 14 years; Ru- lon Winters, four years; LaPearl Roberts, four years; Vern Morse, seven years; Elnora Gray, five years; Catherine Hansen, Lila Judd, 18 years; May Bennett, 16 years; Emily Healey, 10 years; LaBelle Ingersoll, 17 years; Roland Savey, 10 years; Ivins Thayne, 25 years, and Mrs. Hen ss she shows for each child she teaches, spending many hours away from her job to perform with the musical groups. Her patience and understanding have enabled this gifted teacher to share the joy of music with many residents of the school. Mrs. Henderson is supervisor of Elm Cottage and was cited for her years of dedicated service. Her efficiency and concern for the children have been reflected in her constant efforts for facility and employee improvements. She accepts the responsibility of her building and is strict in handling the children under her supervision. One nomination read, "Her most important quality is that she truly loves the children she works with and she letsthem it." presser in the laundry, Mrs. Eva Featherstone, was nominated know A Held jjjuni four-2-ho- Course Starts Wednesday Services for David Wheeler Timothy, 74, of Lehi, who died March 29 at the American Fork Hospital of a heart ailment, ere conducted Wednesday, April 1 at 2 p.m. in the Wing Mortuary Chapel. He was born October 19, 1895 in Lehi, a son of Hymm and Fezilla Clark Timothy. He married Lillian G. Lott December 24, 1969 at Los Angeles. He was a member of the LDS Church and a veteran of World War I. He served as a guard at Geneva Steel Company. Survivors include his wife, Lillian, Lehi, four brothers, Eldred Timothy, Rawlings, Wyoming, Oral Timothy, Greeley, Colorado and Greeley Timothy and Glen Timothy, both of Salt Lake City and several nieces and nephews. Interment followed at Lehi City Cemetery. Officiating at the 2 p.m. services in the WingMortuary Chapel was Bishop George F. Tripp of the Lehi First Ward. Family prayer was offered by Robert "EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR" AWARDS were presented to seven employees of the Utah State Eunice Training School at the school's annual awards banquet last Friday. Honored were, seated, Mewes, Margaret Deveraux, Lydia 0. Kirkpatrick, from left. Standing, Alma Henderson, Ruby when the picture Fryer, Eva Featherstone. Audrey Price, also a "top employee" was absent was taken. has 13 years of service at the naturally cheerful disposition in hospital and Sprice Cottage. Her view of her physical handicap thoroughness, devotion to her paschool. A speech and hearing aide in the has made her a friend to all. tients, enthusiasm and the ability out to take time and listen to the resImprovement Program, Ruby "Her efficiency is carried idents was cited as recommendon a high level. She is very cofor was her nominated Fryer abilitv to give the children an operative and sincere in her ations for the state employee to express their assignments, coordinating her award. Said a fellow employee, ODoortunitv needs, always ready with a help- work with others," recommended "Mrs. Price is enthusiastic! She goes the extra mile and seems to ing hand and continually growing a A dedicated attendant at Violet in knowledge and capability in her enjoy working with the resi nominwas Mews Eunice dents." cottage, field. Said a "Ruby LedaThorne and Herman Long has the knowhow and ability to ated for her diligence and initof the banquet put across basic ideas to the child iative in solving problems andher were and fellow employee. She takes ability to complete her work in and awards ceremony, with sevthe lead on new ideas and breaks the most efficient way. "In her eral hundred employees and the task down so the child can very quiet manner, she assists in special guests in attendance. teaching new employees their dufollow." Margaret Deveraux is an ac- ties. Mrs. Mews has no child Symes Thank 34 girls counting clerk in the payroll di- ren of her own, but the Easter Bunny vision, working at the school for in the cottage could and do claim For the second year in a row mother. She 16 years in nearly every capacity her for a part-tim- e the Easter Bunny has rememberwere if for them as cares they involved in office procedures. and Mrs. John W. Symes. ed Mr. self-hel- p them Mrs. Deveraux has seen many her own, teaching this Easter the doorbell Again more 'home' their making skills, received assignmany changes, rang and when Mrs. Symes ansments and accepted each with en- pleasant," writes a she found an Easter basket wered, Audrey Price is a nurse in the thusiasm and willingness. Her filled with goodies. Enclosed with the treats was a beautiful card. The Symes take this opportunity TWO LEHI COUPLES AREA COUPLES to thank this mysterious "EasRETURN FOR SUMMER VISIT ISLANDS ter Bunny" for making their EasMr. and Mrs. Grant D. Smith ter a memorable one. Three area couples, including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yates, and Mr. and Mrs. John South-wic- k u33S3SS338SSSS3S33SSfec Mr. and Mrs. Veron Curtis, all recently returned to Lehi of Lehi and Mr. and Mrs. Dee after wintering as next-doWoolsey of American Fork, reneighbors in a Yuma, Arizona trailer park. cently toured the Hawaiian A special treat for them was Special memories of their trip attending the Big League base include attending a session one ball gam es and sightseeing at day in the beautiful Hawaiian many desert areas, including Temple, a luncheon at the Col Palm Springs, California. lege Cafeteria and dinner at the Polynesian Cultural Center, EDWARD WHITES MOVE where they were thrilled with the TO LEHI AREA Invitation to Paradise" pro New residents of Lehi are Mr. gram which is presented night ly. It includes participants from and Mrs. Edward H. White and all of the South Sea Islands. family, formerly of Granger. I When you visit Salt Lake City; drop in at our friendly store. The Whites have four children, and They also visited the volcanic ft Browse through the widest selection of western clothing 9 saddlery in the country. Latest styles. Fair prices. areas, the t ern Grotto and Pearl including Debra, 14, Sandra, ten - WESTERN BOOTS - RANCHWEAR SADDLERY and Brenda, nine and Michael, Harbor during their tour of the S Sand for your FREE 96 Page Coor Catalogue five. ft. Order by moil. We ship amwhere. Mr. White is employed by AsTraveling by plane, the group was interested to note that the sociated Foods in Salt Lake temperature at the Salt Lake air and they made the move to Lehi RANCHWEAR port the day they left, March 19, to "get some breathing room," 8 Serving the Nation from Hie Heart of Hie West was a balmy 82 degrees. When according to Mrs. White. They 8 62 East 2nd South Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 they returned, it was a chilly previously lived in a mobile home SI Tuesday, April 7 Utah's traffic death toll during January and Feburary 1970, skyrocketed to a figure double that reported during corresponding 1969 period, J. Earl Johnson, Safety Director for the Safety Council for Utah County reported. During the first two months, 58 persons were killed in traffic mishaps. "In Utah County alone," Johnson said, "traffic deaths reached four, one more than was two reported during the months of 1969. This is a needless waste of human life," he added, "many of the deaths could have been avoided had the necessary defensive techniques been applied." If this is a preview of what Utahns are to expect on the streets and highways during 1970, he pointed out, then it is essential for every good driver to do something about the situation before they become an accident victim. 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If you have to buy you'll find that even p. dirt is no longer Mens Levi's and Wranglers in seven colors and all sizes. w KLEER Large WAX 46-o- z. $149 6 for 89c Vi GallonCarton Vi Gallon Carton 47c 49c More People Than Ever Are Shopping PRICE BROS. 12 WEST MAIN ; ' and New ', : and Saratoga ur accepted at the first session ot each class. A small registration fee is charged to cover the cost of ma- - ' terials used in the course. Twenty-fiv- e thousand Utah' drivers will testify that it is the ' best investment they have made first or ! APRIL 2, 1970 7. The class will commence at 7:00 p.m. This is an eight hour course, offered in sessions a week apart. Persons interested in enrolling may do so by contacting the Council, 106 City and County Building, telephone 69. Enrollments are also played by Eva Carson, Bishop Robert G. Webb offered the invocation. Lineu dePaula presented a vocal solo, "I'll Walk with God." Accompanist was his wife, Sharon dePaula. Following remarks by Bishop Tripp, a biographical sketch was presented by Linda K. Price. Speaker was President Virgil "The Defensive Driving Lott. H. Peterson, who was followed Course, sponsored by the Counmusic the Following prelude by a vocal duet featuring Vera cil, is a sure method of beTrane and Ann Bushman, who coming a better driver, Johnson presented "Going Home." said. "Enrolling in the course Benediction was offered by does not reflect on the person's Kindergarten John Southwick. ability nor does it place them in Serving as pallbearers were a catagory of being a poor drivSurvey Underway Dean Lott, Robert Lott, Ronald er. Rather," he emphasized, "it Wall, Lynn Dubois, Ray Southindicates the concern of the perwick and Merrill Brown. son to avoid a traffic accident A survey to enroll all childDedication of the grave was and possibly saving their own ren who will start kindergarten offered by B. J. Lott. life." next year is now underway, it The Lehi First Ward Relief The Defensive Driving Course was reported by Principals Paul was in charge of Society will start in Provo at the Provo Hanson andG. Dale Burgess. Pink High School. Room Al-- 1 onApril survey slips have been sent home with all elementary school children and if there are no children in the Girls home, parents are asked to pass Ladies, Mens, Boys the registration form on to a SWIM SUITS neighbor or friend. The Prinis open have swim. cipal's report that these forms are to be returned to the school A deposit will hold and Swim as soon as possible. If any parent who has a child eligible to enroll in school next fall has not Girls Levi's in all Colors Ladies received one of these forms, they are asked to contact one of the elementary schools immediately. by a fellow employee because has that indefinable talent of drawing all of the patients who work with us in the laundry to her. Mrs. Featherstone can inspire them to do their job willingly. She has a great deal of patience and the right amount of firmness." Dependability, efficiency and loyalty also were attributed to this employee, who 26 degrees. "she Defensive Drivers Dies; Funeral Kirk-patric- k, derson, 13 years. Mrs. Kirkpatrick is a music teacher in the school, directing both the training school chorus and the rhythm band. These mus ical groups have made many friends for the school in num erous appearances throughout the state. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was nominated as Outstanding Employee for the dedication and thought-fulne- THE LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, Wheeler Timothy at MMliT LEHI, UTAH Compare our Food Prices and Save. Price Effective Thursday - Friday - Saturday |
