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Show Miss Shirley Abbott, David Trexbr Phns Announce Early May Wedding if". LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 15, 1971 with the thought in mind of have waited to go to me pars sweet little blonde haired the next boy, Dear Editor for a few days. Perhaps Sgt. I wanted to write and express year you could rope off tne area holding his sister's hand and saying, "Don't cry,' andholdlnj my appreciation to the Lehi for the little tots. the for am Commerce of Chamber just an empty Easter basket. I hope you son't think I Terry H. Easter Egg Hunt, last Saturday. finding fault. I love Lent ana i When next Easter rolls around I know that it took a lot of plan- think the people here are great. i invite the Chamber nf merce to call me and Til help Full military rites were acning and effort The Chamber of Commerce has I have one or two suggestions done a lot of fine things and we with coloring eggs or any other corded Staff Sergeant Terry Hun ter Price, by Personnel from that I would like to make, though. appreciate them. Thanks to au me job they would like me to do to Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, at It was scheduled to start at 9:00 merchants for furnishing the eggs help them. Sincerely yours, funeral services held Thursday, a.m. When we arrived at 8:45, and prises. Susan L. Bartholomew T hose mv sueeestions can be April 8. SSgt Price, 26, son of most all the eggs were gone. Some of the older children had quite a taken in the Roger and Hazel Price, was killspirit in which they Israel is increasing innHc t ed in action in Viet Nam, March number of eggs while the little are criucauyDui canned fruits and vegetables. givennot children of have than didn't more A veteran 1971. any. 28, I think to be fair to alL it six years overseas duty, he was start when it is scheduled should NOTICE TO CREDITORS Division in Americal the serving to start, not before. of the U. S. Infantry. Order Your Also, the Northwest corner Estates of Bishop William Price of the CATHRYN tots and for the age WILLIAM YATES little Lehi Second Ward Bishopric, reserved Beautiful conducted the services, at which one to five was bare, already YATES, Decedents. wiped clean of eggs, 15 minutes BEESLEY Bishop C. C. Crookston offered the prayer with the family. before nine o'clock. I felt like I had to write this rrwHtnrs will nresent claims Mrs. Joan Welch played the organ prelude and postlude music. letter when I saw little chil- with vouchers to the undersigned Dale H. Price, an uncle, of dren three, four and five years at the office of O. DeVere Woot-to- n, OR fered the invocation in the chapel. old, walking out of the park cryAttorney at Law, Suite 12, A vocal duet, "Look Up to ing. To a little child, finding just Geneva Building, 8 North Center, HEADSTONES one egg means so much when they American Fork, Utah, on or beHim by Vera Trane and Kathmust 1971: claims was 3. Julv fore Dorton, accompanied ryn Before be nresented in accordance with by Mrs. Eva Carson, stake orNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Utah the provisions of 5, ganist. Memorial Day with The biographical sketch and TRI CITIES GOLF COURSE Code Annotated, 1953, and aft Showing Sample as tribute was presented by Zetella verification required 31 North Church proper No Extra Charge aunt. Succeed an Price Lind, AMERICAN FORK, UTAH 84043 therein. Call Gwen Y. Lewis ing speakers were Gary Kay, long Administratrix time friend and former neighSealed proposals will be re Mrs. Tim bor of the family, and President ceived at American Fork City Date of First Publication: Ap David Lingard. All paid tribute the in Lehi Free 1971 Hall until noon (12:00 p.m.) April ril l. 6, Fbone Lehi to the patriotic Inclinations of Utah. 23, 1971 for furnishing equipment Press. Lehi. 1090 No. 6th East the young man, who had served and labor for Publication: Last of Ap Date clearing and grad his country in numerous capacGolf Course ril 22, 1971. of ing ities while still in high school. The bids will be for earth raov- His compassion for the children and removal of rocks ingclearing and others he encountered over an on golf course. Equip seas, and the many kindly serv and labor to be ment, operators, ices he performed for them, on a rental basis per hourly r en were recalled. The missionary 125 basis. tal Approximately achievements of soldiers to foracres of clearing, rock removal, eign lands and such far reaching and earthwork. effects, were noted. Plans and specifications, with As an interlude, Mrs. June a list of equipment needed, can Bate-man Beck and Bishop Thayn be secured by prospective bid sang, "God Understands." ders at American Fork City Hall Their accompanist was Merlyn with a $10.00 deposit. Hoggan. The closing song by The Tri Cities Golf Commit Bishop Bateman, was"GodBless tee reserves the right to reject America" with Mrs. Hoggan as any or all bids. accompanist. Ronald Price, an The Tri Cities Golf Commit uncle, spoke the closing prayer. tee demands an experienced con When you visit Salt Lake City, drop in at our friendly store. Relief Society members cartractor who has constructed at Browse through the widest selection of western clothing and ed for the lavish array of beauleast two other golf courses. The saddlery in the country. Latest styles. Fair prices. tiful flowers. The grave in the to waive in is reserved - WESTERN BOOTS SADDLERY - RANCHWEAR right Lehi City Cemetery, was dedicatformalities to determine the low Send for your FREE 96 Page Cofor Catalogue ed by Bishop Brent Van Alsen. est responsible bidder. Order by mail. We ship anywhere. Joe B. Williams WcMe Golf Course Architect V Some driving ranges have found Malcolm H. Beck RANCHWEAR a way to reduce pilferage of golf Cities Tri Chairman, Serving the Nation from the Heart of the West balls by customers. The ranges Golf Committee Salt Lake City. Utah 841 1 1 62 East 2nd South Street Published in the Lehi Free stamp every ball with the word Dept. "N" "Stolen." Press, April 8, 15, and 22, 1971. Price ri f.;o::uMEiTS 1 11 I i jwj . LeHsr to ths THE hzziA of Miss Abbott will graduate from the American Fork High School in May of this year. She will also graduate from the LDS Semprogram. inary, four-ye- ar Mr. Trexler is a graduate of the local high school and LDS Seminary and has served three years in the U. S. army as a paratrooper. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Abbott of American Fork are announcing the engagement and forthcoming wedding plans of their daughter, Shirley and David Trailer. The prospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trezler also of American Fork. The couple are making wedding plans for Friday, May 7. w Frbnds folhsr Fcr Etfitcr 75-9-- Monsra 0 ffi t 768-220- Trl-Citi- es ll U 18-h- MISS SHIRLEY ABBOT . J ' SHE'S TOPS Queen. vim l 'n "m" Mrs. N. D. (Shirley) '' ' V , M-M- Scown-To- ps Mrs. N. D. (Shirley) Scownhas been named Tops Club Chapter Queen for the second consecutive year. In order to earn this honor, Mrs. Scown has lost 101-1- 2 pounds over the past 18 months and has maintained her goal for over three months. She was awarded a trophy and a bouin Diquet of roses. Runner-u- p vision Five was Mrs. Jack Roberts. She was given a charm for her bracelet. Mrs. .Mary Maynard was winner in Division Four and was also the 'club's best pound loser1 for the year. She received a bouquet of roses and a charm for her bracelet. These "losers" were honored at the 1970 Award winners program last week. Mrs. Schown is active in the local Tops Club Chapter, the American Legion Auxiliary and has been active in the PTA. She is the mother of three children. "My family has been a big help," she said. "I couldn't have done (E-lai- it without them." New club officers were also named for the coming year. They include Mrs. Elaine Roberts, Ogden to Open High School Rodeo Season The first high school rodeo for the season has been set by the Spikers, the rodeo club at Ogden High School. The rodeo wit be held April 15, 16 and 17th fi the Golden Spike Coliseum in Ogden. Stock producer for '.ie rodeo will be the Cross Trl: ngle Rodeo Company. Grand Entry time will be 7:30 p.m. each evening and high school students from throughout the state will be competing for top prizes. Boys events will include bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, calf roping, team roping, bull dogging and cow cutting. Girls events will consist of cloverleaf barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, break-awa- y roping, team roping and cow cutting. Highlight of the events will be the selection of a queen to reign over the rodeo. This will be held on April IS. A tea for all contestants will be held at 9 a.m., sponsored by the Spikers Rodeo Club, and entrants will be Judged on horsemanship at 2 p.m. er; sec-retar- y; corder. Mrs. Scown will be further honored on Saturday, April 24, in Salt Lake City at the annual Tops Clubs State Recognition Day. This event will be held at the Kearns High School and will include various! activities and workshops , throughout the day. An Chapter queens will be introduced and aState Queen named from among them. Mrs. Scown will receive her GraduationCer-tifica- te as a KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly). EASTER BUNNY REMEMBERS JOHN W. ANDSELENAB. SYMES "Now we know that there really is an Easter Bunny," is the report of John W. and Selena B. Symes. "We have been remembered each Easter for the past four years with a special basket full of goodies." Easter morning revealed that their guest had called again this year. A dainty, decorated basket, left on their porch contained colored eggs, cup cakes and other goodies, but no name. "If it is one of the Easter Rabbit's helpers, we want to thank him or her, and would like to invite this kind friend to call in at our home," says Mr. and Mrs. Symes. ing individual. He will entitle his remarks on the basis of "The Mansion". Presently he Is executive secretary of the Youth and Young Adult Committee of the LDS he is well liked at BYU as a professor. He teaches socialogy, Religion, and Family Relations. He obtained his bachelor of Arts degree in 1937 at BYU. Later he went to LSU where he obtained his master's degree. In 1946 he graduated from Harvard with his PhD. All M Men and Gleaners are invited to attend this most interesting evening. Stanley R. and Kathryn Lynn (Kathy) Beck Smith are announcing the arrival of a new baby daughter, April 8, at the Amer- Hospital. Kathryn Shantell is the name chosen for the pretty, dark haired newcomer who weighed seven pounds and nine ounces. There is one "big" brother, Stanley Rhett. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Smith of Lehi, share grandparents' honors with Mr. and Mrs. Bardell Beck of American Fork. Herman Beck of Mt. Pleasant, Utah, is the great-gregrandfather. at Jacke Unm Fafcrii Deposit TONY GENE AND SUSAN BLISS BOWERS WELCOME BABY SON STANLEY R. AND KATHRYN LYNN (KATHY) BECK SMITH WELCOME BABY DAUGHTER ican Fork Church under the direction of Elder Thomas Monson. He and his wife have six children and Insmnci Corporation Tony Gene and Susan Bliss Bowers are the proud parents of a baby boy, their first child, born March 29, at Utah Valley Hospital. He has. dark brown hair and weighed in at seven pounds and 12 ounces. Travis Daniel is the name chosen. Pleased grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reid H. Bliss and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bowers, all of Lehi. Great -- grandparents' honors are shared by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bliss of Payson. Mrs. Effie Heath of Payson, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barnhart of Lehi, are the great-gre- at grandparents. one demonstrates that . When he is a little better than his word, a little bigger than his promise, somehow we know that we have found a man. It's our j (fiexali) Pharmacy tor prompt, courteous PRESCRIPTION SERVICE! REXALL REXALL Cool Blue An Reg. 93c 2oz. contestants. IT'S A BOY FOR FRED LYNN AND DIANE GRACE BOREN !iH0 I Q "" FAST helps keep you dry, too! Gentle, Regular, Super, Little Girls', Silver 1,69 49 mmmtmmm Great-grandpare- - Controlled-Actio- n Soft is BEAUTIFUL... have beautiful hair this Spring... and all summer long! Never natural oils from your "over-clean- hair. ..but it soft, to, mm 7 oz. FUNGI-RE- ASPIRIN 1.19 j NEW AWAKENING leaves healthy-lookin- g and 1.75 REXALL REXALL 10GRAIN 10 grains of the highest quality aspirin. 100's years SHAMPOO PERMANENTS DEODORANT 8 FAST HOME Roll-O- n The Lehi Longhorn Rodeo Club would like to urge local patrons to come out and support our local Fred Lynn and Diane Grace Boren are announcing the birth of a baby son, April 6, In the American Fork Hospital. Fred Wade is the name chosen for the young man, who has black hair and weighed in at seven pounds and six and one half ounces There Is one sister, GlennelL age three and a half. Pleased grandparents axe Mr. and Mrs LaVar Grace and Ifr. and Mrs. Ted (Mildred) Nielson, all of LthL in elude Mrs. Dorothy White and Mn; Own (Rath) Johnson, both of Lehi, and Mn. Myrtle Borto of Pleasant Grove. This coming Saturday, April the M Men and Gleaners from all five stakes in this area are invited to join in an uproariously exciting evening. A conventional dance is to be held in the Alpine Ward Cultural Hall, beginning at 8:00 p.m.. Girls and guys are asked to wear their Sunday best. An extra surprise is to be added, in between dances, old-ticartoons will be shown. There will be "Pluto the Dog," "Wood Woodpecker," "Pluto and the Dreamhouse," "Mickey Mouse," and other interesting looney toons. Refreshments will be served and the cost for the evening is only 50 cents. As partoftheMMenandGlean-e- r Week there will be a five Stake Fireside, Sunday, April 18, at 8:30 p.m. in the Lehi Stake Center. The guest speaker for the "Eternal Values Evening" will be Reed Bradford, a' noted, outstanding and interest- 17, leader; Mrs. Fary Maynard, Mrs. JoAnn Wathen, Mrs. Alta Anderson, treasurer; Mrs. Shirley Scown, weight recorder; and Mrs. Gloria Finch, assistant weight re- . bride-ele- ct Gleaners Plan Week's Events en, Chapter Shirley Scown Named Tops Club Queen . X Keep in step with Springtime! Effective, fast relief for athlete's foot! 14 oz. In William Howard Taft was president, Captain Amundsen became, the first man to reach the South Pole, and the first transcontinental airplane flight was made from New York to Pasadena in and 4 minutcs- " The State Bank of Lehi was also born XZr , US We re 60 years old now and still growing and still serving the people of northern Utah County. Our anniversary will be in May and we d like to have you help us celebrate. We'll have refreshments for everyone who comes in to see us during the week of May 8th. There'll be no obligation, we'd just like to thank you for helping us grow and over the 60 develop past years. The past 60 years liave been very 6Wv iW. mcoiaic Dame oi we're looking forward just as eagerly 1911 - i-e- OINTMENT E Serving Utah County 1.23 ni. ankofL |