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Show Toddlers to Age 12 Years 't r m EASIER Sponsored by Lehi Chamber of Commerce bi? t ! 2:15.4; Willis (L) 2.16; Yates (L) 2:21.5; Robinson (PC) 2.26.5. Medlay Relay: Lehi, 4.12.7 (Wathan, Benson, Holmes, Cham- Lehi Pioneers Minimum Wage Provisions Win Now in Effect Track Meet Tri-Ci- ty ds Fair Winners June Conference in Salt Lake City William Sunderland won First Place in the Lehi Junior High School Science Fair, it was reported by Principal J. F err in Gurney. William won with his exhibit on Erosion, showing the River Cycle and Classification of streams and valleys. Second place was won by Ricky Nelson and Shaun Lamb took third place. Cindy Messer smith took fourth Mention was place. Honorable won by Marilyn Swain, Jeana Whimpey, Pam Butts, Danna Smith, Kelly Price and Robert Davis. Winners were named from a field of 80 exhibits. TheScience Fair was held under the direc tion of Elwood Hunt and Reed Sunderland, instructors. The Mia Maids of the Lehi Stake have been given a once in a lifetime opportunity to sing as a Stake Mia Maid Chorus at June MIA Conference in Salt Lake City, early in June. The announcement is made by David W. Adamson, stake music director, who would like to encourage a 100 per cent participation from the girls of that age MIA MAID SONGS The songs selected for this outstanding occasion are all Mia Maid songs- - "Life is Good," "Dear to My Heart," and"Pretty as a Picture." "It is hoped," Mr. Adamson said, "that the girls will all be enthusiastic about this privilege, and put forth a special effort to learn the songs, so that Lehi Stake will be given the represen group. WARD PRACTICES tation it deserves, and that the The ward MIA music directors girls will find much enjoyment ployees now protected by the are now teaching the girls on in this special activity. law," he said. a ward basis. It is planned that of middle the the May by girls in their respective districts. BABY GIRL ARRIVES will have the songs learned. They J. Edwin Ure, president of the FOR KENNETH W. AND will then come together as a American Dairy Association of LOAL FREER WEBB chorus in the Stake Center for Utah, expressed his satisfaction final preparations as a comby saying, "This Dairy PromoKenneth W. and Loa Freer bined unit. tion Act will serve to meet the Webb are announcing the birth of a needs of Utah's Dairy Producers new baby April 1, in the daughter, through stimulation of the con- American Fork Hospital. Alisa sumer public's use of milk, es- is the name chosen for the pretBill pecially fluid milk." ty little newcomer who has brown Dale Bateman, president of hair and weighed six pounds and Commission Utah Dairymen's Association, in one ounce. There are two brothspeaking to the group, remarked: ers and one sister, Rick, age is a landmark in the his- seven; Cynthia, five and Neil, "This dairy products." of Utah's dairy industry. It two years old. Mr. and Mrs. R. tory Governor Rampton was visibly was a tremendously good feeling Ward Webb of Lehi, share grandof the actions by impressed Utah's dairymen because of their to see producers come together parents' honors with Mrs. Lewefforts to help themselves rather and work for the enactment of is C. Freer of Sandy, Utah. Great than requesting help from State this legislation. My compliments grandparents are Mrs. Winnifred to them for their efforts." Goates of Lehi, and Mr. andMrs. or governmental offices. The feeling generally has been Lewis W. Freer of The Commission will be funded Gooding, wholeheartedly in favor for full by an assessment of the proof the This is program. ducers' gross receipts from the support sale of milk, such funds to be a dairymen's program, operated Thinking is when your mouth used for dairy foods promotion. and controlled by them and their stays shut and your head keeps The plan will in no way affect elected representatives. Its postalking to itself. sibilities as regards Utah's dairy the retail price of milk. industry are exciting. commisWednesday, March 24. Mrs. sion will be made up of a nine-ma- n Johnson was the daughter of Mrs. committee drawn from the COMER FAMILY MEMBERS Jean Shelley Strong of Magna. ranks of Utah's dairymen. The ATTEND FUNERAL OF Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comer first nine members will be ap- MRS. RUTH JOHNSON, 38 and Larry Comer of Logan, also attended. Mrs. Harold Comer pointed by the Governor. MemMrs. Frances Comer of Lehi, and Mrs. Strong are sisters. Mrs. bers will be drawnfrom nine districts throughout the State and and her daughter Shirley, Mrs. Johnson was a niece of Mrs. Harwill serve for alternating terms. Loren Lein of Kearns, attend- old Comer. Survivors also ined the funeral services for Mrs. clude the husband and three childThereafter, commission members will be elected by producers Ruth Johnson, 38, in Granger, last ren, a daughter and two sons. The dairymen of Utah scored a big hit recently when the Utah Legislature passed the Dairy Promotion Act which was later signed by the Governor. Voting was unanimously in favor, both in the House and Senate. The House voted 55 to four members in favor; the Senate on the first reading calendar 22 to 0 in favor of the Act. The new law becomes effective July 1, 1971. The Dairy Promotion Act is designed to create a Utah Dairy Commission whose responsibility will be to promote the use and sale of Utah's dairy foods. Section I of the bill reads: "The purpose of the Act is to promote the public health and welfare of the citizens of Utah by providing means for the protection, promotion, study, research, analysis and development of markets for the marketing of Utah's son (L) 39'11"; Black (L) 39 10". Broad Jump: Hansen (PG) 17' 8"; Rasmussen (L)17'4"; Hinton (L) 17' 3"; Lewis (AF) 162". Javelin: 3 14"; c McDaniel (AF) 158' Gardner (L) 148' 10 12"; Ackerman (PG) 12"; McStay (L) 145' 5". 146' Discus: Black (L) 127'5 12"; Haskell (L) 121'3 12"; Fu-g- al (PG) 116 6 12"; McDan- iel (AF) 108' 7 12". We met the Payson Lions on their field yesterday afternoon and we will have the results of that meet for you next week. All meets are held at 3:30 p.m. We invite you to attend. There is no admission charge for track meets. for this year are Terry Golding, PaulGardner and Dell Willis. Remember the good old days, when air- was clean, and sex was dirty. Now it appears to be the other way around. - For Easter: Childrens Slacks and Blouses Childrens Match Sets Ladies Pant Suits - Peasant Blouses " Skirts - Dresses Knit Tops - Slacks Mens New Easter Shirts Polyester Slacks - Wash and Ware Slacks Mens Latest in Oxfords LEVI'S AND WRANGLERS For the Whole Family Cowboy Boots for the Family SWIM SUITS THE ETHNIC BEAT For Ladies and Girls Thepro-ducer-controll- ed H BABY SON ARRIVES FOR JAMES E. AND JANICE TURNER COMER Every Kind of Clothing State Legislature Passes Creating Utah Dairy 8, 1971 McDaniel (AF) 42 Whitehead PGf&'fr'; Peter- es Are Announced THURSDAY, APRIL 10'. trades; in both public and private 42. are as follows: schools, colleges and univer- 120Results hurdles: Carson (Lehi) high sities; in hospitals, nursing 16.8; Whitehead (PG) 16.9, homes, retaurants, hotels, mo(AF) 16.95; Bills, (AF) tels, laundries and dry cleaning 17.1. firms. The present rate is $1.45 per 100 yard dash: Williams (PG) 10.5; Golding (LEHI) 10.65; hour, according to Donald C Baldwin (AF) 10.7, Wathan, Drew, area director, Wagehour (L) 10.7. Division, U.S. Labor Department. He said the minimum wage for Mile Rum Greenland (AF) 5.06; Sunderland (L) 5.10; Larsen, employees whose work was cov(L) 5.12.9, Conder (AF) 5.30; ered by the act before the 1966 440 Yard Dash: Chadsey (PG) amendments-employein inter56.4 Greenland (AF) 56.9; state commerce and in the proWillis (L) 57.2; Sagers (AF) duction of goods for commerce 57.4. and in certain large retail and remain Low Hurdles: Carson (L) 22.1; service enterprises-wil- l Innes (L) 23.4; Bennett (PG) at the $1.60 rate. 23.6; Benson (L) 23.6. no in increase be will There 220 Yard Dash: Williams (PG) the present $1.30 per hour min24.6; Wathen (L) 25.1, Goldimum wage rate for the covered (L) 25.3. Bridges (L) 25.4. ing agricultural workers on the large 880 Yard Run: Maxwell (AF) farms subject to the law. "There is no provision in the law at the present time for a higher minimum wage rate in future years for any group of em- at FREE PRESS, Shot Put: Sa-be- es Lehi Stake Mia Maids to Sing LEHI Great-grandpare- Utah employers in certain re-a- il The Lehi Pioneer track and and sevice businesses or nstitutions are reminded of the field team are off to a good start this year. They met the :hange in minimum wage of the Fair Labor Stan-lar- Judge Memorial Bulldog squad Act that became effective on March 25 and came away with a big win. Lehi won most of the Feb. 1. On that date, employees first places in this meet; Lehi met in a triangular meet wought under the protection of :he law on Feb. 1, 1967 by the on Wednesday, March 31, against 1966 American Fork and Pleasant amendments became to a minimum wage of $1.60 Grove on the Lehi field. Lehi won the meet with 74 12 points ?er hour. The $1.60 rate will apply to followed by American Fork with most workers in the retail 51 12 and Pleasant Grove with ed Jr. High Science THE Heber, Utah. The young man, who has dark hair, weighed six pounds and eight ounces. He will be named Edward James. Mr. berlain) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Comer of and Mrs. Venoy Turner of HighMile Relay: Pleasant Grove, 3:56 land, are the maternal grandLehi, received the announcement 880 Yard Relay: Lehi, 1.42 (Goldinof the birth of a new grandson, parents. ing, Wathan, Bridges, Carson) clude Mrs. Frances Comer of Salt in March Lake 30, City. High Jump: Whitehead (PG)58"; Lehi; Alma Buhler and Mr. and McStay (L) 5' 8"; Rhinehart Proud parents are James E. and Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, all of now of Turner Janice Comer, (AF) 5'8"; Smith (L) 5'6". Fork. Pole Vault: Hinton (L) 10'6", Clyde (PG) 10'; Hansen (PG) pro-isio- ns WINNERSWinners of the Lehi Junior High Science Fair were William Sunderland, left, as he shows his display to Rick Nelson and Shaun lamb, second and third place winners. The Fair attracted approximately 80 entries. SATURDAY, APRIL 10 WBIES PARK EGG HUNT 9:00 a.m. RABBIT CHASE 10:00a.m. SWIM SUITS For Men and Boys - $7.00 Pants $10.00 EJSANV'S POWERS Main Street Tops I OF LEHI Lehi, Utah WONDER HOT DOG nunc ru. on YMf NABISCO E7 SHAK I. G. A. ALL MEAT Vtf L,BBY's TDOUMAK CLOVER CLUB CRACKERS FRANKS 59c 2 Pkgs. POUND PKG. 7 V- - PORK n BAKERS LIBBY'S SAUSAGE CO&OUUT RED SALMON 16-o- lb- iWMitlUTT... HAMS .. i, - 45 Tall Can 98 WHOU 53 Center Slices.... ..lb. Jg RELISH KEEBLER 49 CHUCK STEAK PITTED Pkg$. 95 i 2 Cans BACON Cracker Jack POP CORK VANCE Medium. Doz. Reg. 10c Jf 3 for 23 anion RcdisbMcr 59 Htnhct CANDY CASS Reg. 5c 10Pa86f 25 frh Critp Moopa brefill OLIVES Onions COOKIES 3 FRESH SIDE PORK ede "" LIBBY'S U. S. D. A. CHOICE A-Gr- ia 45 ARO HOT DOG HAM IHUUHAS 79c Value x. y- rp ud) nn. All If 4V TOMATOES ImIMiw California .39 STRAWBERRIES A GRADE ma tmm Pint 5 - -- Mere People Than Ever Art Shopping pgAs,cflrje.ntti A VIRDSEYE PL TO oi. . W J at ma duos, mm U LBH1. UTAH WEST MAIN Oampan our Food PrleM and ear. Ttiem KffrctlTt Thnrxlay Friday - today . |
