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Show Universal klcrofili- - Corp. 2608 Utoh x Lehi Stake MIA Speech Festival Salt Winners are Jordan Cox, Scouts; David Cox, Adventurers, and Dona rieds. Anderson, Mutual Mar- Ward-LoOrgill is Winners are director. speech Second is Sharon Shaw, Jim Fowler and Doris Wofflnden. Third Ward-Jo- y Sunderland, speech director. Winners are Debbie Walker, Jin Beal and Sherri Burnham. Fourth Ward-Lind- a Senior, speech director. Winners are John Roberts, Russell Woffinden and Linda Ashby. FIRST WARD HALL Competition for Beehive Girls and Scouts are reminded to at- Fifth Singleton is tend in the First Ward church. speech director. Winners are Nancy Wilson, Kathleen Jenkins STAKE CENTER The contest for Laurels, Mia and Barbara Chamberlain. Larsen is Sixth Ward-EvelMaids, Adventurers and Exare Winners director. speech in the Lehi plorers will take place Stake Center. All in these groups Barbara Ekins, Sherry Southwick are reminded to meet there. and Susan Bartholomew. Jones is Seventh Ward-HelFIFTH WARD CHURCH Winners are director. speech for Competition Gleaners and Mutual Marrieds Carol Taylor, David AUred and will take place in the Fifth Ward Amy Hadfield. Barnes is Eighth Ward-Donchurch. All in those groups are asked to meet there, at 7:30p.m. speech director. Winners are Margie Miner, Barbara Bateman SPEECH LEADERS and Peggy Lowe. leaders as speech Assisting Willes is Ninth Ward-Faw- n with Penny Adamson, who is also Gleaners speech director. Winners are in charge of competition, are Donna Barnes Cindy Peck and Tern Poulson Anderson is Tenth Ward-Betand Fawn Willes, in charge of Adventurers speech director. Winners are Mia Maids, Laurels, Karen Pope, Jalaine Hardman and and Explorers. Ward leaders and the winners Bruce Ellison. CarCedar Valley Ward-Ve- ra in the various wards are an son is speech director. Winners nounced as follows- are are Cleo Carson and Kathy ElFirst Norma Schow and Lois Orgill. ton. Ward-Dor- is City Mrs. Jerry (Tillie) Zimmerman to Head Heart Fund Campaign Wife Slated For Next Tuesday, March 16 Speech competition has been' held in the various wards of the Lehi Stake, under the direction of the Ward Speech Leaders.! The MIA Speech Festival will be held next Tuesday, March 16, beginning at 7:30 p.m., it Is announced by Penny Adamson, Stake Speech Leader. Everyone is invited to attend, with a special invitation to parents to turn out and view the many fine participants on the program. Winners have been chosen from each ward to participate. Lake Lehi WARD CAPTAINS Mrs. Jerry CTillie) Zimmerman has accepted the chairmanWard committee captains have ship of the Heart Fund Campaign been selected as follows. They in the Lehi area. She announces will choose other workers to as that the local campaign will take sist in the various ward areas. Val (Carolyn) First Ward-Mr- s. place during the next two weeks. Northern Gateway to Beautiful Utah Valley THURSDAY. MARCH VOLUME XXXIX 11, 1971 NUMBER 30 Am. Legion to Sponsor Gun Saafety Class na ty If Is i Members Win Area Contest 4-- HAT-Bra- Christofferson, proud dley own- Bradley Christofferson Has Gov's Hat NEW BADGES Club officers now have identifying badges to place on the club badges. These will be handed on to new officers when elected. Sophomores to Bradley Christofferson, eight, Apparently the helmet was given son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. to the Governor to wear during an inspection of highway facilit Christofferson, has the goveries. We are sure he did, in nor's hat. Bradley was playing on the Lehi deed, wear it at one time. "Governors have a tendency to Elementary school grounds after school a couple of weeks ago. be forgetful somewhat as they He spied something orange color carry a tremendous burden of and when he picked it up it was responsibility upon their shoulda helmet. On the front was let- ers. The Governor apparently tered "Utah Department of High- laid the helmet down and forgot ways" with the name "Governor to retrieve it. "The Governor asked that I Rampton' under it. Bradley took the hat to Mr. Burgess, Principal inform you that he would like you of the Lehi Elementary School, to have this helmet with his compwho suggested he write to the liments. Governor informing of the find. "Again, thank you." This week young Bradley receivSincerely, ed a reply from Governor RampMichael T. Miller Press Secretary ton, which reads as follows: "The Governor has requested Bradley is in the second grade that I respond to your letter of at the Lehi Elementary School. February 24, with regard to the His teacher is Mrs. Dubois. This protective helmet which you found week he is the envy of his bearing the Governor's name. Sponsor Dance Friday The Sophomores of Lehi High are sponsoring a dance, Friday, March 12. in the eirls gym, from 8 to 11 p.m. Music win be furnished by the ' Homey and Soul" combo. Decorations will follow the theme, "Have You Ever Seen the Rain." Everyone is invited to attend Admission will be $1.00 Der Der- son or $1.50 for couples. (Girls may wear pants, but no Levi's). Class officers, Kent Harris, president; Cheryl Cook, Laurel Memmott, secretary, are assisted by committees on decorations and School Parents' Visiting Day at Lehi Elemenlaries Parents' Visiting Day for both the Lehi Elementary and Sego Lily Elementary Schools will be held tomorrow (Friday), it was reported by school officials. Appointment times have been sent home with each student, the prin cipals stated. They ask that if the time arranged Is not convenient that the parent contact the school for an appointment change. Children are reminded that there will be no classwork for them on this day. Classwork will resume on Monday morning at the regular time. Singing Mothers vice-preside- Concert Slated Next Wednesday In observance of the anniver sary of the organization of the Relief Society, a concert will be held in the Lehi Stake Center on Wednesday, March 17, begin ning at 7:30 p.m. h Rf "1 C i Bob (Lola) s. Ward-Mr- Carl(LaRee) Harris. Eighth Karl (Carole) s. Zimmerman. Seventh Ward-Mr- Don(Lana) s. Merriell(Jo Ward-Mr- s. Ann) Wathen. Franklin D. Sawyer nt; of a helmet formerly worn by Governor Calvin Rampton. Ward-Mr- Ward-Mr- s. Auditions for the 1971 produc tion of "Promised Valley" will be held Saturday, March 13, in the Monument Park Stake Center, 13th South and Wasatch Drive (24th East) in Salt Lake City. Dr. Keith M. Engar, head of the University of Utah Drama Department and executive director, has scheduled rehearsals from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Openings will be filled for some of the principals as well as adult chorus, children's chorus and or chestra. Some 400 performers are required for the summer season. Young people, both members of the L.D.S. and Church of the Lehi area are urg ed to try out, Dr. Engar said. Special emphasis will be placed on Instrumentalists. "Dr. Crawford Gates will take time from his busy schedule as conductor of the Beloit (Wisconsin) Symphony Orchestra to supervise personally the "Promised Valley" music which he composed," Dr. Engar explained. Dr. Gates will be assisted by Larry Bas-tia- n, a 1965 music theory gra- - Lehi Swingers FFA er Gene (Joan) s. s. Kenneth P A. (Pat) Auditions for "Promised Valley" Set for Saturday, March 13 4-- HAS GOVERNOR'S Ward-Mr- sisted in the campaign and urges Cedar Valley Ward-Mr- s. their support again this year, Bruce (Georgianna) Hacking. The "Lehi Swingers" square dance club are sponsoring a big square dance festival, Saturday, WIN IN AREA CONTEST Members of the Lehi Chapter FFA who won in the recent Area contest March 13, at the Lehi Junior are Paul Gardner, John Peterson and Layne Downs, seated 1. to r. Standing 1. to r., are Kirk Evans, High School gym. David Cox , Dell Willes and Nick Webb. All square dancers are invited to attend. Admission wiU be a $2 donation for couples, and$1.00 for singles. Refreshments will be sold by H Club girls, with the proceeds to be assigned toward H The Lehi High School Chapter ability to handle parliamentary er. He has helped his father build benefits. of the Future Farmers of Amer motions, to logically debate a equipment at home. John has ica participated in the Area III current topic, and pass a test on learned how to operate and re Spectators are welcome. Dancing will continue from 8 p.m. to contests last week. Members of parliamentary information. pair most of the equipment used 11:30 p.m. Featured caller will be the local chapter won several In the Foundation Awards John on the home farm. Fred Brown of Vernal, Utah. awards, it was reported by By- Peterfui won First Place in Nick Webb tied for First for a In charge of arrangements are ron Memmott, Chapter Advisor. Agriculture Mechanics. He has Standard Oil Company scholar the officers of the "Lehi SwinDavid Cox won First Place in built a truck rack, farm gates, ship". He will have to compete gers." Dan Limb of American the Public Speaking Division. His and is now building a stock trail- - further at the FFA Convention to Fork, is president; Irwin Cur- topic was "Water Polution and be held later this month. tis of Mapleton, is What To Do About It." The Parl Mike Girot raises show calves Ken Oliver of Salt Lake iamentary Procedure Team also Dist. 4 Legion and feeds out commercial steers. He was awarded Second Place City, secretary; Don Guyman of won First Place. Team members Highland, treasurer; Ted Webb of include Layne Downs, Dell Willfor his livestock program. Meeting in Lehi, caller; Bobby Petroff, Lehi es, Nick Webb, Paul Gardner, Area in is composed of FFA sheriff; Faye Sorenson, Lehi, re- with Kirk Evans as chairman. Chapters from Orem, Pleasant porter, and Leon Webb of Lehi, This contest determines ateam's Lehi Tonight Grove, American Fork, Lehi and past president. Bingham High Schools. :; Third Francom. Fourth Chivers. Fifth Stewart. Sixth Ward-Mr- s. Festival Sat. I Ned (Glen- - Ward-Mr- s. Zimmerman has served as Ninth Ward-Mr"Heart Chairman' during the (Barbara) Peck. Tenth past two years. She wishes to publicly thank everyone who as Schroder. The American Legion, Lehi Post 19, is sponsoring a gun safety class, scheduled to begin on Monday, March 15, at 5:30 p.m. in the Legion Hall in the Lehi Memorial Building. Commander Dean Colledge of Lehi Post 19 will be the instructor. Boys age 11 to 21 years are invited to register for the course which will continue on Mondays and Tuesdays, with other dates to be announced. The registration fee is $L50 for the 10 hour course. The reminder is that this course in safety is required in order to obtain a hunting license for the first time, in Utah. Sponsor Dance II Second na) Oldham. It will be recalled that Mrs yn en Player. house to Ik use canvass will be made and families are reminded to greet the committee members with courtesy and contribute generously to this vital cause. Funds collected here will be sent Into thegeneral committee in Salt Lake City. Valuable literature concerning the care of the heart and prevention of heart ailments will be dis tributed. A District Four meeting of the American Legion will be held Thursday (tonight) in the Legion Hall in the Lehi Memorial Building, beginning at 7:30 p.m. All members are reminded to attend and support the district organization. District Commander Max Llewellyn of Payson, will be in charge. Lehi Post 19 Commander Dean Colledge will assist in the discussion which will include the Oratorical Contest and also "Miss American Legion" competition. It will be recalled that Miss Lynette Curtis, daughter of Mrs. Letha Curtis of Lehi, will represent the region at the State Pageant. This event will be held In connection with the American Legion Anniversary Party, Saturday, March 20, at the Ramada Inn in Salt Lake City. The National Commander will be in attendance. FLAG TO BE PRESENTED In advance of the District meeting, Commander Dean CoUedge of Lehi Post 19, will present a flag to the Boy Scouts at the State Training School in Am. Fork. James Aitken of Lehi, who is an instructor at the school will be in charge of arrangements at the school. duate of Brigham Young Univer sity. An arranger and composer, Mr. Bastian lives in Bountiful. The books and lyrics of "Pro mised Valley" were written by Broadway playwrite Arnold Sundgaard. The musical story of the Mor mon trek west in 1847, "Promised Valley will be presented nightly, except Sundays, through July and August in the beautiful outdoor Temple View Theater on Main Street across from the Salt Lake Temple. This will be the fifth consecutive year and some 130,000 persons are ex pected for the 53 performances. So far well over half a mil lion persons have viewed the show. The production, sponsored by the Mutual Improvement Asso ciations, has been hailed as one of Utah' s foremost tourist attractions. W. J. Eldridge and Mrs. Florence S. Jacobsen, MIA chief executives, praised the hundreds of talented persons who have do nated their time to the production. Rehearsals start in early June and participants commit themselves to all of the rehearsals and at least half of the performances. Retires From D. Orlo Brems New Foreman At Geneva Steel D. Orlo Brems of Lehi has been appointed foreman- - tool and blacksmith shop at Geneva Works it was announced by M.E. Strate division superintendent - main tenance and utilities. Mr. Brems' service in the Maintenance and Utilities Division dates back to 1949. After filling various positions, he was promoted in 1954 to machinist, the position held prior to this appointment. Bell Telephony Lehi Dance Set Franklin D. Sawyer, assistant vice president of Mountain Bell has retired after forty-fi- ve years service with the telephone com pany in Utah. Sawyer started working for Mountain Bell in 1926 as a clerk in Ogden. He served as manager of the American Fork exchange from 1930 to 193L In 1945, he was named Utah commercial supervisor in Salt Lake City, and In 1949 was named Utah commercial manager. He was appointed assistant vice president In 1958 and became a member and secretary of the Utah Advisory Board of Mountain Bell the same year. Active In civic affairs, he Is presently serving on the Insti tutional Council of the Utah Tech' nical College and is chairman of Section Six, the Boy Scouts of America, serving Utah, Arizona and southern Nevada. Final Dance Saturday, Mar. 13 The Lehi Dance Set has sched uled the final dance of the cur rent season, Saturday, Mar. 13, at 9:00 p.m., at the Lehi High School. St. Patrick's Day and Spring are both on the way. Let's hurry them by wearing something green. This year's dance committee wishes to thank all of the members for their faithful support. Next year's new committee members will be introduced at this final dance. There will be a program and refreshments. Due to the successful season, members are invited to bring their guests, free of charge to the final dance. High School to Present "Oliver" Rehearsals for the forthcom $1.50 ing musical presentation of Lionel Bart's "Oliver" are going forward, it was reported by Glen M. Smith and Paul H. Morten- - sen, directors. The musical will be presented March 24, 25, and 26 in the Lehi High School Auditorium. On the 24th a special Lehi Library The "Singing Mothers' Student Matinee will be present chorus, including members from To Close Friday ed at 5 p.m. Tickets for this the various wards in the stake, will be 50 cents for performance The Lehi Library will be closwill present the musical pro all Two evening per students. on to ed allow the Mar. of 12, direction Mrs Friday, gram, under the librarians to attend the Utah formances will be presented on Glen (Vera) Trane. This will be an outstanding oc Library Association convention March 25 and 26, beginning at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Tickets casion and a cordial invitation is in Salt Lake City. for these performances will be 2 5 to extended to all of the women Regular library hours, In the stake, with their husbands p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays, to attend, according to Mrs. Rulon will be resumed next week as (Leola) Allred, Stake Relief So usual. Saturday hours are 7 to 9 p.m. only. ciety president. for adults and 75 cents for students. The delightful story of the little orphan boy Oliver will be entertainment for the entire family. Included in the presentation is a boys chorus of approximately 50 voices, together with a cast of 50. Heading the cast as Oliver is Russell Crabb, with Alan Winters as his understudy. Ricky Giles plays the part of the Artful Dodger, with Jeff Covington as his understudy. Perry portrays Fagln and Bill Slkes is played by Chris Mary Christofferson plays Hlg-gins- Wen-gree- n. Nancy and Kenneth Schow is Mr. Bumble, with Maryann Phillips as Mrs. Corney. Other cast members include Susan Berry, Neil Whimpey, Loraine Doyle, Janae Powell, Eric Chamberlain, Virgil Russon, Joan Skinner, JaLaine Hardman, Kathy Jenkins, Kathy Wing, Lane Wilson, Scott Hadfield, Weston Innes, John Haws, David Shaw, Max Boyer, Gaylen Hlnton, Brent Edwards, Donald Anderson, Linda Schow, Codele Powell, Normalee Scown, Bambi Holmes, Jenneffer Jones, Nancy TIngey, Jeannette Urggy, Laurie Cook, MaryJo Terry and Jean Finch. Order of Arrow Dance Program To be Held in Lehi Sat., Mar. 27 9 . iin The annuallndlanarama,lndlani Av V MIA SPEECH WWNERS--So- Sheree Southwick David Allred. me of the top winners loth and JaLaine Hardman, seated 1. MIA Speech to r. Standing festivals are Barbara Ektns, are David Cox, Jordan Cox and - Utah National Parks Council Dance Program, of the Order NEW STORY of the Arrow will be held In This year's program features Lehi on Saturday, March 27, at a completely new story. "The the Lehi Junior High School. Per- Journey of Wullhan," and proformances will begin at 2:30 p.m. mises to be very entertaining with for the matinee, and at 7:30 In dancers coming from all over the evening. central and Southern Utah. All Scout and Cub groups are especially Invited to attend the TICKETS AVAILABLE Matinee Performance, at half Admission prices are $1.00 for price. They must wear uniforms adults; 50 cents for those eight and come as groups with leaders. to 18 years of age. Children unThe program Is presented an der eight will be admitted free Tickets are now available from nually by the Lodge, which covers the entire Order of the Arrow members . ,r BOYS' CHORUS-Mem- bers of the Boys' Chorus from "Oliver", which 24, 25 and 26 at the Lehi High School Also shown art student directors . - um will be presented March |
