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Show fflna BTCE Ml BBEHRF8ST IN Lehi Riding Club Clubhouse ber of the planning committee for the past year, which will continue to serve as an advisory board for lie Museum -- Gallery. Hours at the Museum-Galler- y located down stairs in the new Community center, will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except Sunday. There will be no admission charge. A native of Lehi, Mrs. Owen attended school in Logan and graduated from Utah State University. She has done work at the University of Utah, University of Wisconsin, School in and Merrill-PalmDetroit. She came to Brigham City to teach at Box Elder High I te Featured at Place Trophy Turpin Speedway BANANNA NUT SQUARES 5l cars. each The C trophy dash saw Jor-ge- n Boyer best the competition. The B trophy dash was won by John Deul. The C heat on the program lasted eight laps and took its toll on participants. Jack Dawson won beating Joe DeHass andSteve FRENCH BREAD 4 A D.J. race with radio personalities from KOVO radio was the featured attraction at the Art City Classic held June 13 at the Turpin Speedway in Springville. Don Bishop of KOVO had a real spill when he rolled the vehicle he was driving which belonged to Paul Skouron. Dick Castle also turned over in Jim Powell's car. The winner of the D.J. race was Bruce Harding driving Jack Dawson's auto. Leonard Banks took second in Butch Elder's stock car and Mike Kelly took third in Joe DeHass car. Newren took fourth in Fred Conklin's Stocker. Thanks are expressed to the owners who donated their Loaves $100 JELLY ROLLS 49 each Colledge. The B heat caused an exciting moment when George Mer-la- n rolled on the number three turn. John Deul won the heat with K.C. Brown taking second and Fred Conklin nabbing third. In the C main event Butch Elder gave the fans a bit of excitement when he rolled on the number one turn. Jack Dawson YOUR BEST BUY IS IN LEHI! captured first withSteveColledge second and Joe DeHass grabbing third. Fans were on the edge of their seats during the B main as K.C. Brown and John Deul battled for the lead. One break gave Deul the win over Brown and Larry Brailsford. taking 172 West Main Phone nrr 768-254- f 4 I'liiiiiiiwiiiiii'wiiiiiii'W'iiiiiii Her husband Ezra B. Owen, deceased, and she are the parents of four children, Kathleen (Mrs. Russell K. Cornelinus), Margaret (Mrs. James G. Shea) ( Thomas E. and William C. Owen. The newly appointed curator who has been an active community worker, is especially pleased with the Museum area which has been arranged by the Daughters Russ Brown, sparks tennis team of Southern Colorado State of the Pioneers and gives viewers hiswith College. hand a first experience The versatility of the tory. orado next fall to finish his Gallery area is seen in the presenior year of studies. He plans sent exhibits of paintings and Russ Brown Plays to vacation a little and perhaps photographs by Brigham City even a little clerking for his Artists, Sculptoring by Dr. Avard In NAIA Tennis uncle in Provo. Fairbanks renowned in his field, the Intermountain School porOne always has time enough, trayal of life on the Navajo Resif only one applies it well. Championshiip Minervation, Wild Life, Rock, eral and Fossil displays. Mrs. Owen stated a variety of exhibits Russ Brown, son of Mr. and is planned for the coming months. Mrs. Howard Brown, has just Dalley returned to his home in Lehi after another full schedule of classwork and as a member of & Gifts Fishing Hours the Tennis Team of Southern Are Clarified 72 West Main Colorado State College. LEHI, UTAH Last week, Russ, with four Legal hours for fishing on Utah other members of his tennis waters are 4:00 a.m. to 9:00p.m., team, competed in the N.A.I.A. Mountain Standard Time. Con- National Tennis Tournament for verted to Daylight Savings Time, Small Universities. The boys the hours become 5:00 a.m. to were challenged in both doubles and singles play, with the over10:00 p.m. all ranking being made from all According to a spokesman for the Utah Division of Fish over the United States, with the tournament being played in Kanand Game, the 1970 Fishing Proclamation lists Mountain Stand- sas City Missouri. The team TROPICAL FISH ard Time, since the general fish- placed 8th in the finals. To enter ing season continues after the the tournament, they took the lead state discontinues Daylight Sav- in their District Seven, which ings Time. This has caused some includes colleges from Arizona, This Week confusion among anglers who New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah. have difficulty converting from Their coach is Don Mcintosh, former basketball coach in Am. ALBINO CATFISH. . . . 2for$1.00 one time to the other. 5 for $1.00 Still confused? Well, you can Fork; he is also assistant bas- NEONS fish from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 ketball coach at Southern Color- BLUE GOURAMI 3 for $1.00 CLOWN LOACH $1.50 each p.m. Mountain Daylight Time ado State. Russ has had an outstanding until October when the state reverts back to Mountain Standard record on the courts through Biggest selection of large Tropd high school and university and he ical fish in Utah. Time. Waters open to angling are open 24 hours a day. plans to return to Southern Col SPECIALS for t I ViT W ' FRUIT DRINKS SODA POP for 49c MI I Mild Cheddar II lb Up 33 ft RIB STEAK 4 89 10 'or 93c k STEAK G. A. ALL MEAT FRANKS lb You can usually measure one's by the mouth, inversely. brain Get Dolled Up For The LEHI RODEO in WESTERN SHIRTS For Girls, Boys, Men b Women Also Cowboy Boots for the Family in Justin and Acme the Finest Western Straw and Felt Hats Ladies and Childrens Moccasins Western Ties, Belts, Buckles and Western Coats Levi's in Seven Colors - Also Wranglers For The Whole Family Lodies and Girls Bell Bottom Levi's Western Slacks for Men We Will See You at the Rodeo POWERS Main Street Lehi Banquat 6?$1 ?6for98 TABLE FRESH PRODUCE RED RIPE WATERMELON 5 ICE COLD Pk! $1w STEAK 98 89c Reg. $1.49 BACON 6 Pk 10 lb. Bag ARO 79 z. Reg. 63c For Dishes 43c 59$ Pickle Dill CHIPS 35c 22-o- z. rWD nn i All Flavors JELL0 Large 4 for 6-o- z. lit Zee THRILL LIQUID 22-o- CORN KING 65 for $119 lb CHARCOAL GAIN U. S. D.A. CHOICE SIM ap King Size U. S. D. A. CHOICE ME I. Intelligent adults are kind to the children they meet in life. All Flavors Flip Top 211 Size Crushed - Tidbit U.S.D.A. CHOICE T-B0- ,b' CHEESE Libby's PINEAPPLE FRYERS0" Lowor In Calortot Money is pretty expensive when it gets scarce. Grill Time UTAH GROWN ice rami hands. ORANGE JUICE Shasta "" FWvon storing old buildings, a real challenge, especially since he and his wife, Evelyn, realized that they had been searching for a pioneer home in Utah Valley. Mr. West said he spent from 12 to 16 hours a day for three weeks going over maps, looking at pictures, traveling from Lehi to Payson to find a house such as he had envisioned. The building, the ancestral home of the "King Sisters" was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. West primarily to preserve a love of their pioneer heritage within Wholcsun Florida Concentrate Meadow Gold 2 kimUi the MEAT PIES 3? 37 Doz. Vi Gal. Carton T4WRHi in auth- Eddy's Hot Dog or Hamburger All Flavors L) girls year-roun- fixm am home by ry entic Victorian era gowns. In each room, the hostesses explained about the decor furnishings, stories about the family, and in general made the lovely old mansion come alive. Homemade bread was baking during the open house and strawberry pie was served. The home represents many fond memories for Mrs. Dicker-so- n and it was truly an enjoyable experience for her to see the home restored and in such good Jewelry BUNS 1 two-sto- California, an opportunity in which he could use his knowledge of interior decorating and re- er School. Wins First Recently, this old home was designed as one of Utah's historical sites in special ceremonies conducted by the Utah Historical Society. Mr. and Mrs. West were given a plaque and high commendation by the Society, and others, for their efforts in restoring the home and in making it available to the public as a historic site. During the Open House, guests were greeted by the King Sisters, and were escorted through the Mrs. Dickerson's sister, Mrs. F. arlynne Hallsey of American Fork, enjoyed the open house and tour through the old Driggs -Garnet home in Pleasant Grove duing Strawberry Days. This house has special significance to Mrs. Dickerson, as it was built by her grandparents, Benjamin W. and Olivia Pratt Driggs in 1882, where 11 of their 12 children were born. One of the children was King Driggs, father of the King Sisters. In 1918, the home was sold to Charles A. and Manetta Gamett and it remained their home throughout their lives. The home was for sale and offered interior decorator John H. (Jack) West, Sonoma, it was announced by Mayor Olnf K. Zuneel. She has leen a mem- Art City Classic semi-annu- n, y, and see it. The float, which was sponsored by Lehi City, was built under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Baum, assisted byMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Degelbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baum, and Mr. and The Miss Lehi float took first Mrs. Mike Hansen. Mrs. Gary place in the Strawberry Days par- Player served as chairman of ade, it was reported by City Counthe Miss Lehi contest. cilman Kenneth Whimpey. Mr. The beautiful entry won in the Whimpey said the city has re- Civic Entries division of the ceived a large trophy, which will Pleasant Grove parade. It is the be on display in the City Office, first time that such an award has and invites all residents to stop been received by Lehi. five children, ranging from ages two through nine years. It is a summer and vacation home for the family, providing easy access al and June to LDS conference sessions for West who is Bishop of the Sonoma Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Dicker-soaccompanied by their daughter Mrs. Eldred W. Fox, and Ward, LDS Church. Mrs. Ezra B. (Phyllis K.)()wen has been named curator of (lie Bripham City Museum-Galler- . U their Dickersons Attend Open House At Historic Home E. R. At Brigham City Miss Lehi Float SB a.m. THE LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1070 Named Curator TROPHY.. .Members of the Miss Lehi float committee admire beautiful trophy the entry won in the Pleasant Grove Strawberry Days parade. From 1. to r. are Mrs. Ken (Barbara) Peck, Mrs. Junior (Lyn) Degelbeck, Mrs. Hardy (Kathy) Baum; Mrs. Larry (Sue Ellen) Baum; Mrs. Mike (Kathleen) Hansen and Kenneth Whimpey. 1 1 SATURDAY, JULY 27 Former Lehi Lady ADMIRE 6 a.m. to TOILET TISSUE 12 Rolls $100 W CORNS 6 for 39 More People Than Ever Are Shopping PRIG BROS. 12 WEST MAIN - miliJ LEHI. UTAH Compare our Food Prices and Save. Prices Effective Thursday at - Friday - Saturday |
