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Show THE Wrestling Clinic Enrollment Two Lehi Students Qualify Two Lehi High School students qualified for the State Speech Meet, it was reported by Kent Davis, instructor. Wesley Gordon and Reed Powell will both represent the school this weekend in Salt Lake City at the State Speech Meet in Legislative Forum. The boys qualified at the recent Division Meet. Wesley is a senior and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gordon. He has participated in speech for the past two years in debate, radio speaking, and legislative He is active in school forum. affairs, has been an F.F.A. of ficer, is a Thespian, and heads the light crew. Following gradu ation he plans to enter the armed services and go to helicopter school. Reed is a sophomore and the son of Mr. and Mrs Keith Pow ell. This is his first vear in forensics. He is a member of the National Honor Society, stage and concert bands. CARD OF THANKS 1 h, Dan W. Peterson reviewed for board informationthe recent Utah Taxpayers Association's Com parative Report. From the re port's view point, the local trict is placed in a rather is also chores. Henry i LA ing .v. . Members at 6:30 Winners Named in Poster Contest Serimpian Club Names New Officers Bartholomew Calling, Maleen Bean and Evelyn Yates. The following new were elected: President, Diana Alice Mercer; Watts; Secretary, Lucille Christ offerson; Program Chairmen, Geraldine Dalley and Helen Cur tis; Reporter, Twila Rockwell; Historian, Phyllis Covington; Gifts, Marjorie Tuckett, Susan Verda Bartholomew; Calling, officers The Serimpian Club held its March 15th meeting at the home of Geraldine Dalley with President Verda Searle in charge. Items were brought and delivered for handicraft projects for the Lehi Rest Home A hearty vote of thanks was given to the following outgoing Searle, Marba Terry: Project, officers: President, Verda Bonnie Miner, Geraldine Ekins; Karola Hostesses, Twila Rockwell and Searle Collins; Secretary, Lucille Marba Terry The Serimpian Club would like Christofferson Program Chairmen, Marjorie Tuckett and Di- to solicit the help of townspeoana Mercer; Reporter, Twila ple to help saving the following Rockwell; Historian, HelenCur-ti- s; items to help them with their Gifts, Alice Watts and Susan project at the Rest Home: felt, rick-rac- k, bias tape, ribbon, lace, spools, pins and needles, buttons, beads and t r i m s , all Saddle B rones kinds of paper, yarn, reading ma 4-- H Club Meets terials (books, magazines, etc.) dolls, mosaic tile, material, and atalogues. At the recent meeting of the Saddle Br ones H Club the group set a date for a Playday which will be held on Saturday, April 29. They also set a date for a King and Queen contest which will be held on March 25. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to all those who have assisted in any way at the CARD OF THANKS time of the passing of our beTo loved husband and father. We would like to express our those who have extended expressincere appreciation to everyone sions of sympathy and offers of who helped during the illness and assistance; to the Relief Sociepassing of our loved one, Barty for caring for the flowers; bara Lewis. to those who assisted on the Mrs. Leavitt's Fourth Grade For the flowers, the speakers program and others who may have class as part of their who contributed so much to the aided in any way, we thank you. drive. funeral services, for the beauMrs. Lynn Webb and family tiful music, and for the many WILLIAM AND ELISE JACKSON expressions of sorrow, we are I have the sort of friends who ADAMS indeed grateful. Thank you and FIRST -- TIME PARENTS believe in recycling. I know may God bless you. Bill Lewis and family I've been used again and again. William and Elise Jackson Adams became the parents of a new baby son born February 17 in Durham, North Carolina. He weighed eight pounds and will be named Geoffery William. Delighted grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clell Jackson, Le hi, and Mr. and Mrs. William Adams, Phoenix, Arizona, who were made grandparents for the first time with the arrival of Geoffery. The proud father graduated from Duke University with a degree in law and has accepted a position in a law firm in Salt Lake City, so the family will be moving west in May. Vice-preside- nt. Vice-preside- nt, on Lehi Riding Club To Sponsor Clinic of the Lehi High F.H.A. who stayed out late Friday night regretted their late hours as they were startled to be awakened at 6:30 a.m. by officers of the organization. Bed rooms were invaded, the girls were roused from sound slumber, and they were whisked away in what they were wearing at the time of the invasion: pajamas, nighties, and robes. The annual Come As You Are Party was held in the home economics room at the high school. Members Slated March 31 1 state average $652.49, total expenditures per student $664.68 state average $786.85. The dis trict ranks next to the bottom (39th) in administrative expense per student $7.26 - state average The teacher's toad is $14.46. third to the highest of the dis tricts, while his pay is also third to highest in the state. In but two areas does Alpine's cost factor rise above the state school lunch costs average: and the ratio of cost for janitor pay as compared to teacher's wages. School 1 on en- helping with coach Junior Prom POSTER WINNERS. . .Winners in the poster contest at the Sego Lily Elementary School were Debbie Palmer, Suzanne Morrill and Kelle Crittenden, kneeling to r. Standing to r, Lily Southwick, Wyatt Carter and Holly Morton. Winners in the Sego Lily School's poster contest have been announced, it was reported by Paul Hanson, principal The winners include Debbie Palmer, 1st; Suzanne Morrill, 2nd; Kelle Crittenden, 3rd; Lily Southwick, 4th; Wyatt Carter, 6th; and Holly Morton, 5th The posters were judged by Dean Welch, Art Department Chairman at the Lehi High School, The contest was sponsored by dis viable position. Of the state's forty districts. rates at the very bot no Alpine in but is school gym, high tom (no. 40) in the following way being sponsored by the high instructional ex school. It is under the direction categories: and is sponsored by the Lehi pense per student $407.86 - state average $454.52. total ODeration- City Recreation Committee Charles Rohbuck, who guided al cost per student $571.76 and instructed a fine Lehi High wrestling team to second place in the State High Schools Class Breakfast Bell AAA Finals, has been secured to instruct the clinic. Chuck Calls F. H. A. REED POWELL MARCH 23, 1972 THURSDAY, Report of Utah Taxpayers Assn. Approximately 122 boys have registered for the wrestling clinic sponsored by the Lehi Recreation. The clinic started Wednesday, March 22, and continues through the 24th. A tournament will be conducted onFr- day at 3:30 and parents and the public are invited to attend. The clinic is being held at the For State Speech Meet PRESS, Alpine School Board Reviews Draws large WESLEY GORDON LEHI FREE for Eastern andWest- Encephalitis and Tetanus. VEE and worming horses will be held Saturday, March 25, at 8:00 p.m. The clinic will be held at the Lehi Rodeo Arena. Anyone interested in any or all of these for his horses should contact Dale Harris Sr.. Kent Peterson, or Robert Lott before A clinic ern "Precious and Few" will be the theme of the annual Junior Prom at the Lehi High School The semi-form- al dance is slated for Friday, March 31, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. in the Saturday morning. girls' gym. The price for these services Corsages will be in order and will be $3.00 for E.W. & T., dancing will be to the music of the Soft Impressions. A floor $6 00 for VEE, and $3.50 for show will be presented by class This is the regular worming. members at 10 p.m. The girls prepared their own vet fee. However, no call fee of the dance are breakfast. The menu included will be charged, making it less Shane Smith and Laurel Mem-mo- tt. hot cakes, sausage, hamburger expensive than having a Vet do Committee members in patties, scrambled eggs, and co them for individuals. clude Cindy Jones, Kenneth Lew If you intend to have a horse coa. The girls were divided into is, Lynn Bridges, Tracy Price groups of six or seven and each wormed, he should be taken off Cheryl Cook, Blake Peterson, and group cooked its own food. It feed at least 12 hours before Miriam Chatfield. Class offi was an "awakening" experience being wormed. cers include Jeff Kunz, Kim Kirk-haVEE was found in the Southfor all and they had fun observand Debra Jessen. Class ing each other and the way they west United States last summer, advisors are Neil Manning, Ra- - looked the first thing in the and is expected to spread radana Clark, Larry Shurtliff, and morning. pidly this summer Horses getHorace Walker. The mothers of the girls had ting the disease rarely recover been alerted to the plans and and if they do, are usually worthmany girls wondered why their less. Fireside Sunday moms had admonished them to An and Gleaner Fire wear their Christmas nightie or CONVALESCING AT HOME side has been planned for Sun Dan Ray Holmes is recuperatipajamas to bed. It was a "re day, March 26, at 7:30 p.m in vealing experience" for all ng at home after undergoing the Lehi Stake Relief Society Officers planning the affair lung surgery at the L.D.S. HosRoom, Carolyn Horrocks will were Kathy Wing, JerrisRusson, pital in Salt Lake City. He would be the guest speaker. All senJan Glathar, and Lois Anderson like to express his thanks to all iors in high school and older are with Mrs. Jeanne Jackson, ad those who visited him and sent invited to attend. visor. cards while he was hospitalized. m, M-M- en 4-- The King and Queen Contest is for members of the Saddle Bronc club only. SERVICE CENTER Dr. Parrish was guest speaker at the meeting. He showed films and talked to the members concerning diseases among horses Common sense is not an issue in politics; it's an affliction. mm BUNKERS-DI- V. UTAH CO-O- P ASSN. March 23rd. 24th, & 25th expanded our retail store into a full line farm supply operation. To introduce you lines of merchandise we to our new Co-O- p are having a big Grand Opening Sale. Savings galore, free gifts and prizes will be given away. Come in and let's get acquainted. We have ggj JS RECITAL - Richard C. Marsden, gifted musiwill be presented in a recital at B.Y.U, April 1. Mr. cian, Marsden is a member of Lehi Fifth Ward where he is Music Director. TO PRESENT COKE OR SPRITE Richard C. Marsden to Be Presented in Recital C. Marsden will be presented in a Senior Recital Saturday, April 1, 1972, at 6 p.m.! in the Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center, BYU. He will play a variety of works for cello, including those of Vivaldi, Beethoven, deFalla, Rachmaninoff, and Mendelssohn. Mr. Marsden attendedGanesha High School in Pomona, California, graduating in 19G6. He has been at the BYU on a music scholarship for four years. He interrupted his college education for an LDS mission to Brazil and returned to complete his studies at the Y and will re He ceive his degree In May. will be conferred a bachelor of arts degree with a major in Mu sic Education His father introduced him to the piano at the age of five and to the cello at age nine He has known since that time that the cello was "his instrument." In high school he was prin cipal cellist of the West-En- d Symphony Orchestra In Ontario, He played with the California. High School Sym phony Orchestra for two years and was the recipient for two Richard years of the Piatigorsky Cello Scholarship, $1,000.00 each time to the Hidden Valley summer music seminars for high school students. He has been principal cellist and soloist with the Utah Valley Symphony and was the winner of the Lehi Stake Young Artist Mu- sic Festival for 1971. He 'Sa not ' a- fy Let advertisers spend the same amount of money improving their product that they do on adver Using and they wouldn't have to advertise It, it i. (.i 5til it (til iii t9M 4i li.' MUiisH (. 10:. ' ft; (irtftf tr.(t Mi t US itSJf )i!iill FREE GIFTS FOR THE FIRST FOR THE FIRST 250 MEN 250 UDIES PRIZE GRAND open DRAWING EVERY HOUR nBp.EMr 10 :00 AM 21 TRANSISTOR BANDTORTABLE BALLOONS SUckERS KIDS EVERY- - ONE T0 jS 5:00 PM INVITED f cgsftw r:3 1ir FREE GIFTS 100 c-i has played with the Philharmonic and Chamber Orchestras at the BYU. He has studied with Gerhard Singer and Wilhelmina Kent and Elmer Tolsted in California. He is presently studying with Robert Ashby, who is the cello instructor on the BYU faculty. He is the Lehi Fifth Ward Music Director and has served In the MIA Superintendency. 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