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Show Road Rally 9, ? LEHI FREE PRESS e A Road Rally and Dance will be held April 26 according to the stake committees in charge. The event will begin at nine a.m. April 26 at the Lehi High School parking lot. AH Laurels and Explorers are invited to participate. There will be a one dollar registration fee for each car entered. Explorers must be registered with the Boy Scouts of America to participate. For more information contact your stake or ward services and activities committee. Registration must be completed by April 19. There will be a dance at 8:30 in the Stake Center following the Road Rally. The group furnishing the music will be Rain-treIt will be a Sunday dress affair. No levis. Trophies will be given at the dance for the winners of the Road Rally. fi) THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1975 Obituaries Two-Stak- High School Fashion music was played by Marilyn Nielsen. Clyde N. Maag offered the prayer with the family. Merrill Carson conducted the services. Calvin Harris spoke the invocation Show Apr. 22 which was followed The Lehi High School Clothing Department will present their annual Fashion Show on April 22nd, it was reported by RaNae Jessop, advisor. The public is invited to this show, which will be free, and everyone is reminded to keep this date in mind. Participants in the fashion show will include girls from ninth through twelfth grades and fashions will include children's, school clothes, and clothing for adults. As a special feature the Madrigal Singers from Granite High School will perform. Following the show, refreshments and displays will be set up in the cafeteria. by a musical selection by Jalaine Carson and Pat Clark. They sang the beautiful song "You'll Never Walk Alone" and were accompanied by Marilyn e. - NEW OFFICERS Officers of the Pink Ladies Auxiliary for the coming year are, left to right, seated, Donna Chilton, Anna Boley, Beth Harding. Standing, Emma Parker. LaRene Ashby and Electa Smith. (" J? Craig Dorton Named Supervisor at Geneva Three management appointments in the Industrial Engineering Department at Geneva Works were announced recently by G. W. Schaumburg, chief industrial engineer. Donald G. Giacomo of Spring-vill- e was named general supervisor - production, E. Craig Dor-to- n of Lehi was made supervisor - systems engineer and cost control, and Chester McVey of Spanish Fork was promoted to department industrial engineer. All appointments are effective this month. Mr. Giacomo began his career at Geneva in 1949 in the Indus- trial Engineering Department. He held various positions until 1953 when he became senior industrial engineer. In 1955 he was promoted to division industrial engineer - blast furnace and in 1964 he was made supervisor systems engineer and cost control, the position he held until his present appointment. He holds a B.S. degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Utah and lives in -- Springville. Mr. Dorton joined Geneva in 1955 as a junior industrial engineer. One year later he became an industrial engineer and in 1963 he was made a senior industrial engineer. In 1964 he was promoted to department industrial engineer, the position he held until his present appointment. He graduated front the University of Utah in business management and lives in Lehi. Mr. McVey started at Geneva in 1949 in the Accounting Department. He held various accounting positions at Geneva, Keighley Quarry and the iron mines until 19.56 when he was made staff supervisor in Raw Materials Exploration. In 1963 he joined the Industrial Engineering Department where he held positions including indus- trial engineer A and engineer assistant, the position he held until his present appointment. He attended Brigham Young University and spent three years at the Nevada Vocational Service in advanced mathematics. He lives in Spanish Fork. Lehi North Stake Presents Awards at Court of Honor The monthly Scout Court of Honor for the Lehi North Stake was held last Thursday in the Ward Meetinghouse. Troop eight won first place with 580 points. Second place went to Troop 112 with 428 points and third and fourth places were won by Troops 113 and Seven. Rank advancements were earned by the following from Troop Eight: Mark Peterson, Bronze Palm; Life: William Miller and Brad Russon. Star: Jeff Brooks and Robert Smith. First Class: Brandon Smith. Tenderfoot: Mike Stewart. Merit badges were earned by Troop 8 by the following: Jeff Brooks, Kurtis Nelson, Brad Russon, Brad Greenwood, Daniel Smith, Brandon Smith, Scott Woffinden, Rick Baum, Shawn Carter, Jay Bergeman, Lonnie Tanner, Keith Puiham, Barry Holman, William Miller, Gerald Dukepoo and Tim Bergeman. Troop 112 rank advancements were earned by the following: Eagle: Joel Hutchings. First class: Ryan Smith. Merit badges were earned by Troop 112 members as follows: Wade Cardon, Matt Wathen, Brad Hutchings, Ryan Smith, Kerry Somerville, John Somerville, Gary Burningham, Hayden Hutchings, Ken Fox, Russell Cardon and David Russon. Troop 113's rank advancements were earned by: Tenderfoot: Ronald Woolstenhulme and Rich Carbine. Merit badges were earned by Troop 113 members as follows: Darin Mark Price, Rich Carbine, Craig Yates and Mark All-ma- n, A 1 volunteers who were serving at that time had the distinction of being charter members. There were 40 orginial members, in comparison to the present 65 who are serving. Since that time, there have been 13 and an average of 30 Candystripers. During the past 14 years, hundreds of Pink Ladies and junior volunteers have given countless hours of devoted service to their fellowmen at the hospital. All who have served in any phase of the program have voiced their belief of it's uniqueness and "most rewarding experiences." "Service of Fellowmen" is the motto of the auxiliary members. 2 LAURIE DORTON E. Rank advancements from Troop 7 were earned by: Second class: Brian Allgaier. First class: Scott Neil. Star: Wade Fox. Merit badges were earned from this troop by the following: Larry Tingey, Scott Neil, Wade Fox, Mike Bonds, Randall Sunderland and Randy Tingey. Troop 4 earned ten merit badges but no record of those who earned them was received. Troop 3 earned two rank advancements: Second class: Lynn Coates. First class: Corey Thayn. An outdoor grill was donated by the Lehi Lions Club and the Lehi North Stake for the winner of the most points earned during the last four months. This was awarded to Troop 8. Arnold Jones 4 cr ) . . .Sterling Scholar nominee Laurie Dorton Represents Lehi As Sterling Scholar Nominee Laurie Dorton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Craig Dorton, will represent the Lehi High School in the forthcoming Sterling Scholar search. Miss Dorton will enter the field of Social Science. Laurie is active in school affairs, and is currently a varsity cheerleader. She has been a member of the Pionettes, where she was junior representative. She was studentbody president of the Lehi Junior High School and served as her freshman class secretary. She has been a member of the Lehi High Chapter of the National Honor Society for the past four years. She represented the school on the ZCMI Youngtimer Council and was named first attendant to Miss Jantzen. She enjoys drama, dancing and the piano. Following graduation, she plans to major in elementary education at Utah State University. John Bushman Funeral Services for Evan Arnold Jones have tentatively been planned for Saturday, April 12. Mr. Jones, 1995 North Railroad, Lehi, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. He was born in Magna, Utah on November 7, 1911, a son of Evan John and Jerima Hensen Jones. He married Helen Harris on September 11, 1937. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. He had been an employee of U.S. Steel at Geneva. Mr. Jones was an active member of the LDS Church where he served as Ward Clerk, High Priest, Sunday School Superintendant and as a Stake Missionary. He is survived by his wife and four daughters: Mrs. Norman P. (Joyce Ann) Jones, Lehi; Mrs. Wayne (LuDean) Barnes, American Fork; Mrs. Dennis (Sandra) Rasmussen, Pleasant Grove; and Mrs. Doyle (Barbar-a- ) Wilson, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Also surviving are two brothers and three sisters: Blaine L. Jones, Dave J. Jones, both of Lehi; Mrs. Herbert (Irene) Edwards, Lehi; Mrs. Kenneth Meredith, American Fork; Mrs. Jay O. (Vida) Barn-har- t of Delta. He had nine grandchildren. Board Members Added To Hutchings Museum Trustees Two The annual election meeting the Advisory Committee to the John Hutchings Museum of Natural History board of trustees, was held in March. Phebe Innes, as president, of the advisory committee, reported that Elwood Hunt and Robert Webb were elected to the board of trustees, each to fill two years terms. Arthur T. Powell, who has served as chairman of the board for the past seven years, and board member Raymond Stewart are retiring from the board. Virgil Peterson who has of served as an appointed board member in the place of Esther Hebrew, is also retiring. Mr. Peterson, has served in this capacity practically since the inception of the Museum Board and has given many years of dedicated and valuable service. The board of trustees held their monthly meeting on April 1, and Elwood Hunt was elected president of the board of trustees. The present board is comprised of Elwood Hunt, president of the board, Vernon Aberle, secretary and Robert treasurer, Alex Brown, Webb from the city and family board members: Harold Hutchings, John L. Hutchings, Laurel Merrell and Esther Hebrew. Arthur Powell, was appointed to the board of trustees in 1968 to fill the vacancy left when Raymond Stewart was called to serve a mission in New Zealand. The board, with Raymond Stewart as president, had commenced the construction. of a large new addition to the museum in which to house the balance of the Hutchings collecThe Fraternal Order of Eation. With much volunteer labor, gles, Pleasant Grove No. 3372 contributions by many business will be holding their annual establishments, and annual fund "Cancer Charity Ball" on Satur- raising projects this addition was completed and a beautiful day, April 12, 1975. A dinner will be served and blue carpet layed. The show decor plus the food will be carcases have been provided by ried out in a Spanish motiff with annual gifts from the Eldred a Spanish orchestra for dancing Foundation. It is reported that the show cases are about 95 throughout the evening. Door prizes will be given. This percent filled and the addition is a Special Event for the club will be open to the public in the and is a "Special Event" chari- near future. In 1972 with Alex Brown as ty. All members are asked to chairman and Virgil Peterson bring a guest or guests. an endowment Proceeds from the evening as will go to the Cancer Charity fund was commenced. The purResearch. Don and Ireta Gur-ne- y pose of this fund was to use the are chairmen in charge of earning only, to supplement the event. other revenue to meet the oper Eagles Plan Cancer Charity I ating and maintenance Funeral Rites Held For ex- funeral services for Dixie Lynn Harris were held in the Lehi April Ward Chapel with Bishop Donald V. Nielsen officiating. Miss Harris was killed in an automobile accident on April 1. The prelude and postlude Lehi Man DIXIE HARRIS Nielsen. Bishop Nielsen offered consoling remarks to the family and friends of Dixie, Ardell J. Harris read the biographical sketch which related meaningful events in the nineteen years of Dixie's life. Speakers who eulogized her for her many beautiful qualities and the beauty of life's plan, were Layne Downs and Ted Eugene Magg. Donald Clark sang the touching hymn "Hold Thou My Hand". He was accompanied by Mrs. Nielsen. The benediction was by James L. Harris and the dedicatory prayer at the Lehi City Cemetery was spoken by Del-mJoseph Harris. Serving as pallbearers were Andrew Harris, Brent Magg, Tim Holmes, Paul Harris, Mark Osborne and Calvin Evans. The many beautiful flowers were cared for and arranged by the Ward Relief Society. Young Farmers, Homemakers Meet at P.G. and Homemakers met at the Pleasant Grove High School. The ladies met separately in a most informative meeting under the direction of Homemaker President Jackie Warnick and Advisor Lois Wright. A highly skilled quiltmaker, Mrs. Hazel Parcell, was present to give tips and suggestions on quilt making. She brought some lovely Lectures at Conference It is illegal to kill a bison in India is the home of the barking deer which barks ike a dog. I The first English wa' medal was awarded in 1480. Ward Church p.m. Mrs. Bushman of Lehi, died Sunday, April 6, at 2 p.m. in a convalescent home in Orem of causes incident to age. She was born November 25, 1894, in Alpine, the daughter of at 1 Francis and Dorthea Maria Beck Watkins Farquharson. She married John Martin Bushman November 19, 1913 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was a Primary teacher and in the presidency; in the Relief Society as a teacher and president. Mrs. Bushman also worked in the MIA organization and served an LDS mission with her husband to the Texas Louisiana Mission from 1946 to 1947. She was a member of the D.U.P. Survivors include her Phi Kappa Phi h hus- band, two sons and two daughters: F. Wayne, Payson; H. Keith, Mrs. Leo (Ilah) Mrs. Ronald (Ludene) Peterson all of Lehi; 20 gran- Among those honored by membership in Phi Kappa Phi at Brigham Young University was Janet Lorraine Moore of Lehi. She was initiated into the honorary organization at ceremonies held last Thursday at the Wilkinson Center on the BYU campus. A dinner was held before the presentations took place. The speaker, Eugene England, spoke on the subject "Great Books on True Religion." Musical selections performed were excerpts from Murray Boren's opera "The Only Jealousy of Emer." Janet graduated with honors from Ricks College in 1973 and will graduate from BYU on April 18 with a B.S. Degree in Home Economics. Had-fiel- dchildren and randchildren. 25 greatg- Bishop Sherwin Allred will conduct the services. Friends may call at the Wing Mortuary Chapel today until time of the services. Burial will be in the Lehi City Cemetery. quilts to display. Also, homemade handicraft items were presented and those present worked on a baby quilt to be ' used as a service project. " in The men, a separate meeting, participated in a discussion of financial management, tax management and estate planning. Directing the presentation was Mr. Steven Norris of Salt Lake City who graduated in law from the University of Utah. The Young Farmers President is Merrill Fox of Lehi and Advisor is Dr. Francis Mortenson of American Fork. i J ) J Si J JOEL HUTCHINGS, 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hutchings, attained coveted Eagle rank at Court of Honor held recently. WIfeo cam J Millions of men, women and children are starving! You can save many lives through CARE the link between abroad. CARE's experi generous Americans and poverty-stricke- n people enced staff people are in 36 countries including many of the famine areas. They are feeding 20 million persons daily. But without your help they cannot cope with the mounting waves of starvation. Won't you skip or cut down on one meal a week and send the money saved to CARE? Your "empty plate" will fill many empty plates overseas and send seeds, tools and equipment to help hungry people grow more food. Please fill out the pledge coupon and return it with your initial gift today. n, YOU CAN DO MORE THAN I YOU THINK Last year CARE provided $5.85 worth donated of aid for every dollar $5 gives nutritious food to 270 children. $10 provides poor farmers two days of training in techniques of growing more food. Russia. the First-Sixth-Thirteent- Janet Moore Initiated in "allit Mb stolllkg Dininllllcsjiis, ; Robert H. Johnson, personnel director for Dee's Incorporated, was guest lecturer yesterday (Wednesday) at the Annual Staff Development Conference of the Utah State Division of Rehabilitation Services. The two-da- y conference was held at the Utah Technical College in Salt Lake City. Mr. Johnson spoke on "Placement of the Handicapped - An Employer's Viewpoint." Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were guests of Governor Rampton at the Gold Key Awards Dinner held at the Salt Palace. This dinner honored 350 Utah handicapped persons who are employed and several employers received plaques for their practice of hiring handicapped persons. Mr. Johnson is a native of Panguitch, Utah, the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Johnson. He graduated from Panguitch High School and Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. He served with the U.S. Army and fulfilled an LDS mission to the Central States. He is a former employment counselor, is chairman of one of the Lehi Republican Districts and is currently serving as president of the Twelfth Quorum of Elders. He is married to the former Ann Loveridge and they are tie parents of one son, Brody, and a daughter, Sarah Ann. in On Friday, March 28, 1975, a nice grdup1 of Young Farmers Dixie Harris 1 penses of the Museum. In 1974 10,000 beautiful colored advertising brochures were published with some assistance comeing from the Utah County advertising funds. Funeral services for Mrs. Elfreda Farquharson Bushman, 80, will be held today (Thurs-day- ) (Myrle) Impressive Funeral Rites Today For Mrs. Saturday Take Over For Year auxiliary year. Anna Boley is serving as president of the organization with Donna Chilton as vice president and president-elect- ; and Emma Parker, as secretary. LaRene Ashby is buyer for the gift shop; and Electa Smith is treasurer for the auxiliary. Beth Harding is past president. The new officers are currently planning activities for the year. The Pink Ladies were organized in January of 1962 with a full assembly of members. All v MRS. JOHN BUSHMAN Dies; Funeral Pink Lady Officers Officers of the Pink Ladies Auxiliary at the American Fork Hospital have "taken over the reins of office" for the 1975-7- 6 ARNOLD JONES DIES $25 delivers 375 pounds of food some areas in $50 equips a family with tools, seeds, fertilizer and equipment to grow more food. CAKE WESTERN The "Empty Plate" Pledge: "To save starving families abroad I will skip or reduce one meal a week for the rest of this year. I will send the money saved to CARE for the emergency expansion of its programs to feed those families and help them grow more food." I will send CARE at least S If I save more, I will send more. My first contribution is enclosed. each month each quarter Here is my total "Empty Plate" contribution so you can rush more aid immediately, Name Address. .State. City .Zip. Make your check out to CARE World Hunger Fund. We will send you regular reminder envelopes for your convenience. Thank you. 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