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Show i I k Ft PRESS THURSDAY. MARCH 6. 1975 Farm Bureau Official Cites Opposition to Land Planning Steve Molyneux Receives Duty To God Award III 1 Ml U 1 M LII W"HJ I & 'vr.y I --1 " ZZfrnpmMg-- fl AHHH, THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS! The picture shows the cast members of the Lions Club's 1928 production of "The Follies." From the bottom row 1. to r.: Ballet Dancers, Tom Kirkham, Ed Larson, Mr. Alldredge, director; Leon Taylor, James Zimmerman. Second row, Gypsies: Boyd Webb, Clell Jackson, Floyd Loveridge, Allen Fjeld, Hershel Manning, Glen Wanlass. Third row, Bathing Beauties: Ross Nielson, Bernard Bradshaw, Tom Powers, Claude Curtis, Mr. Walker, Arley Clark, Harmon McAffee. Fourth Row, Chorus Girls: Clinton Harris, Booth Sorensen, Hugh Otterson (Eva Tangua) Jess Smith, Ray Stewart, Wm. Goodman, Isreal Lott, Joe Meiling and Leo Hansen. The Father, Bishop Wm. Hadfield; Mother, Wm. L. Worlton; Bride, Ed Booth; Groom, Henry Lewis; Charles Chaplin, Afton Giles; Mary UTC to Offer 132 Classes occupations, history, horseshoeing, life science, machine shop, mathematics, physical science, total of 132 classes in 34 different areas of study. This is what Utah Technical College at Provo is offering in its evening school which begins the spring quarter March 17, according to Dr. Roger Ploth-ow- , director of continuing education at Utah Tech and head of its evening school. Registration for evening school may be made March 11 through 14, and after the quarter begins, students may still register March 17 through March 21, all from 12 noon to 8 p.m., said Dr. Plothow. Evening classes are open to anyone interested with no except in rare, special cases. Utah Tech's regular day school also begins its spring quarter March 17, with details to be announced soon, said Utah Tech President Wilson W. SorA relations, occupational psychology, pre-tec- (prepara- h tory classes in basic reading and vocational math), real estate, Spanish, refrigeration, speech, speed reading, welding, women's studies. Evening classes run principally from weekly to three times a week, from 7 to 9 or 10 p.m. The faculty consists of many of the regular Utah Tech day school, plus a sizeable number of experts in particular areas recruited from the community. Wind sawmills came into use in Holland in the 17th century. have some of the of polar characteristics physical bears. Wolverines ensen. Openings are available in all evening school classes, stressed In addition, he Dr. Plothow. said, if a new class is requested by a sufficient number of students, it will be added to those already listed. The 34 areas of study, with The origin of the song "Yankee Doodle" is not known but it is believed the tune originated England and early Americans supplied the words. in full size elephant weighs 7,000 pounds. A several different classes in various subjects scheduled for each, will be: Aeronautics, art, auto body repair, auto mechanics, business office education, about The umbrella came into use in the East where it was considered a symbol of royalty. business marketing, diesel mechanics, drafting, driver education, economics, electrical and automation, English, electronics, family living, fire prevention science, general construction, gunsmithing, health The Alamo in San Antonio was built about 1722. 20 Giraffes grow as tal as feet. 18 to A.F. Coats & Jackets Reduced up to 30 presentation. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. (llenn Molyneux and is a senior at lehi llih School. Steve is president of the Priest quorum in his ward at the present time and served in the presidencies of his Teachers and Deacons quorum. He is an Ka.ale Scout and served as the Chapter Chief of the Order of the Arrow and as an assistant Blazer H leader. Me is planning an I OS mission in the future and furthering his education, fie enjoys camping, fishing, hunting and most all sports. Saddles Citizens David B. Lee, field representative for Senator Frank E. Moss will meet with American Fork and Lehi residents on March 13 to learn of citizen concerns. He will be at the Lehi City Building, 51 North Center, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. and in American Fork at the city hall from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mr. Lee noted that several years ago Senator Moss set up a field office in Provo to better serve constitutents living outside the Salt Lake area. Since then the number of persons using the office has increased sharply. However, there are still many who are either unaware of what services are available through a senatorial & Giant lizards, known as Ichthyosaurus, ranging not less than 30 feet in length roamed the country side during the Meso-zoi- c Sale conducted by Tri-Sta- INTER-TA- X SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Lehi, American Fork 7mm Aims Day and Evening Appointments Available Liquidators Terms: Cash or Check with proper I.D. e Produced by Marvin Eppes Carl Waggoner & Harold Parker S A BIGHORN INC. ENTERPRISES, RELEASE GREENWOOD'S CARPET WAREHOUSE f j rdc&C! l wamm $a VAREH0U$ 5, 7 and 9 p.m. n. Children 75 - Adults $1.75 Closeout Truck GIGANTIC Tropicals 98 West Main - INVENTORY CLEARANCE Lehi PRICES START AT $3.75 SQ. YD. GREENWOOD'S CARPET WAREHOUSE 205 W. Main IDDDDDDDQD UNIVERSITY MALL - Ph. 768-357- 3 llV & - Lehi, RADIO Utah Forced Indoors 960 at PRESENT 1320 No. State, Provo We are having a 2396 hue ;.r,w 'A. ..L2 -- rr v3 A count down SALE . . We will close our doors on . March 8 . . .We will continue to reduce prices until merchandise is sold. We are Distressed! Help! v. $60 Value $50.00 While Stock V Jeanne Robison A TRUE ADVENTURE OF THE ALASKA HIGHWAY Prices subject to merchandise in stock! Hurry No. For Fost Efficient Tax Preparation Completed in the Privacy of Your Own Home: Phone LURE OF THE NORTH age. DALLEY'S (C Its Tax Time Again! Sunday Only - March 9 Memorial Building 386 N. Main St., Spanish Fork India ink is made from and gum. 10 Gallon $3.98 ficial said. Tuesday, March 1 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the IDDDBDDDDD Aquariums manufacturing. "If this nation is to maintain an abundant supply of food, farmers must have fertilizer. Decontrol of natural gas prices will allow rapid development of a greater supply of this vital resource,, the Farm Bureau of- American Fork Each item offered will be sold at Auction to the high bidder both individually and in group lots. Egyptians named the days of the week after the sun, moon and five planets. r fertilizer plants have been closed in recent weeks due to the shortage of natural gas, a primary element in fertilizer Tack We have been asked to liquidate per order of American Saddle Company from Huston, Texas, approximately $50,000.00 worth of handemade saddles and tack of all kinds including approximately 100 saddles most all have 5 year guarantee, Sunbeam Clippers, lifetime guaranteed, Trammel Bits, Hacamores and Spurs plus hundreds of othe tack items including Kool Kare Pads. A sewing thimble in Germany is known as a finger hut. Wallentine also called for an end to government controls on natural gas pricing. "Federal controls setting limits on natural gas prices at the wellhead stifled production. More than 30 Coral Theater PUBLIC AUCTION office or are unable to visit the Provo Field Office. Realizing that accessibility is essential to effective representation, it was decided to hold office hours locally in order that the Senator will be able to reach an even greater number of 768-354- 1 Fleece Lined he Dutv In (ioil Award was prescnU'il In Sieve Molyneux in Sai ramenl Meetitu; held in the Ward recently. Bishop Ken Sin pile nl made the I Pickford, Leo Smith; Theda Bara, David Mitchell; Peaches Browning, Morris Trane; Flapper, Bob Hansen; Butterfly, LeRoy Loveridge; Twins, Syd Gilchrist and Jack Zimmerman; Aunt, Herbert Austin; Uncle, Eli Batchelor; Son, Frank Barnes; Old Maid Aunt, Alva Wing and Bishop S.I. Goodwin; Jew, Cliff Russell; Butler, W.A. Knight; Negro Mammie, Elmer Jackson and George Lewis; Baby, Ruel Wanlass; Lindberg, Reuben Worlton; Colonial Couple, Dr. H.D. Christensen and John Cutler; Gen. Pershing, Tom Sims; President Coolidge, Emmett Chipman; Mrs. Coolidge, M.S. Lott; Bad Boy, Joseph Coulam; Tom Mix, Frank Gaisford Sr.; Minister, Geo. S. Peterson, Ernest Webb, Earl Smith; Maid, Dr. F.D. Worlton; Negro Stepdancers, J.W. Wing and Joseph Kirkham. Accompanist, Mrs. H.D. Christensen, Roy Davis. Moss Rep. to Meet Lehi, 34 Different Areas of Study -- 1 J Celebration which will be celebrated during the In commemoration of the old pictures of interest to the community as will Lehi Press Free the publish coming year, a whole. If you have any photographs significant to our history and its people in the area and would like to share them with Free Press readers, bring them to the Free Press office for consideration for publication. All pictures will be returned. In ' A major citizen effort will be necessary to prevent passage of a federal land use planning law in the new Congress, an official of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation (UFBF) said recently in Tremonton. In a speech to the local association of the Federal Land Bank, D. Booth Wallentine. UFBF executive vice president, said there are many among the 92 newly elected representatives and 11 new senators who believe the federal government should adopt land use laws. "Land use planning is needed throughout the nation. But those who own and operate the land have the major responsibility for its development. Land use planning can best be accomplished at the county or local level of government," Wallentine stressed. The farm leader said any federal law giving financial assistance to the states for land use planning would carry with it certain controls over the planning process. "Land use planning should provide for the use of land resources and the environment in a manner that will preserve and protect these resources to meet the needs of our citizens. "Local officials, working with owners of the land, are in a much better position to determine the present and future needs in their communities. They should not be bound by federal guidelines which inevitably bring controls," he said. Help! Lasts! $2.00 New Skis 99 99 New Ski Boots New Ski Poles. All Livestock Health & Supply 162 West Main 768-310- - SAVt MALL MONEY bid for priivi at th Moll Cunttr Court 4 PM, Saturday. Morth 15th 197 ft(iv ONI MAU MONEV vrY dollar ipartd ( tha Univarnty Mall from March 4th until th big auction on Morth 15th for tiomplf. if you tpf"d t?5 H,tlM to in any Untvt'tity Mall itorc Or t - you 123 in Moll Monty DOLLAR (or yaw Lehi f I I fl w f tokr HERE ARE I I THE DETAILS: JO Ol tpo't'ig 8 114 Ur oUitns ( prists Including a GRAND PRIZE 5 OAT -- u 4 NICMT TRIP TO MAZATIAN, MIXIC0 1 rerpipH b'd lor taihionv toy ' irxoughou 9'to'ei youf Ihflm to io b auliond Woti Monpy yow to"ct ir. oihd ,tfitn t ond wt ipH Out (Othit idMicol amount XZZZZZZZZSi MiiH WoMy ''( yOul Items Limited ... So Hurry While Selections are Good Remember! Saturday, March 8, is our last day. Open Thurs. & Fri. 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