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Show " $89,139 Bid Approved i - ' . j - I :- ' ! ' ; For Add ! ionbl Wiriq On Lindon Grade School ' : ; - New Orem Pastor Will Be Honored - . 1958 SUNDAY, APRIL Utah County. VUh SUNDAY HERALD Lehi News 11 1 1 " A 8 PHS Students Win Top Awards In Essay Contest 4 Cheering Rev. Verne Robinson, of the Orem Commu will nity Church (Congregational) i be honored guest at a - k Eight Provo High school stu AMERICAN FORK .The con- sick room and rest rooms. supper to be held at the Sharon dents have won top awards in "ad School 525 N. 4th E., in Orem on tract for remodeling and construct- The base bid was $83,445. In anuual the essay contest sponsorMonday, April 30, at 6:30 p.m., ing an addition to the Lindon dition the Springville firm . was ed of the AmerUtah by according to Mr. Harley Stewart, By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN ican Society Chapter Elementary school Was awarded contracted to ventilate and insu Metals. for A quartet of pretty James LEHI chairman of the board of trusto the Stephen Mijle Company of late the present building and re A., Westover, student body V" V i . tees. selected as the vice been bid some Total coeds furniture. has a at place special meeting Springville, received . a 1300 president, of the Alpine District Board of for all the work was $89,139. Accompanying Mr. Robinson cheerleading unit for Lehi High award as first-plawinner in will be Dr. Ira Black and Dr School's sports events for 1956-5Education- this week The new ad-- Construction is to begin on or was the Paul state! awarded Day ) y Sidney H. Buckham. Dr. Black The selection was made at a spe $200 for second-placThird-plac- e ditioa, which wpl be a before April 30 and is to be corn- " Is director of city work for the cial assembly with the winning award of $100 went to structure and which, will extend ipieted" by Sept. 1 J of this year. ... ,vy, Ronald Congregational Christian Church team being selected from a field Johnson of Olympus High SchooL north of the present building, will Three other companies bid on this es. New York City. Dr. Buckham of four teams. e . room, include a Other Provo High students who construction, Groneman Company, is'the superintendent of the Utah The winners, all sophomores won school lunch kitchen, exceptional Provo; Richard Miller, American Honorable mentions were Conference and Intermountain this year, are JaNeane Whimpey, Kenneth chad class room, office space for ork, and Tolboe Construction Flygare, Michael Joanne Evans, Dorthea Kalmar Convention. the school administration and a Company, .Provo. Bids ranged up Dewey. Glenn The new minister, will return and Kaye Webb. Two cheerlead Allman, ErrolJdeRaven health suite, which will include a to $99,000. Richard H. Johnson, and Wood-to his home in Buffalo. Wyo., ers from Brigham Young Uni row Whitlock. Salt Lake City, is architect of the following the meeting. He, will versity, plus a former instructor The Provo High students ar addition. return to Orem on June 1 and of the high school made up the I West Mountain News pupils of Rees E. Bench, chemis Other business transacted by preach his first sermon on June judging committee. try instructor. 3. All members and friends are the board was approval of the pur CHAMPS-VFmarProvo High won more awards Bob center, Commander Bird, MARBLE Out-of-ToSPRINGVILLE gives Springville to attend the dinner and A family dinner at the home than chase of a new gas range for the ble urged and first to Arnie School, any other school in the state left, winner, place Jefferson, Vincent, of LeRoy Davis was held recent Jimmy champiopship trophies Mr. Stewart said. Harrington Elementary School meeting, in contest. in on tournament the the state will entered be second Both Grant a May of in School, boys honor place. Strait, right, grandson, John ly lunch center, American Fork; in 12 to Florida in June to compete in kn will receive in winners. expense-pai- d State new and his trip bride from Ogden. Dewey, stallation of curb, gutter and side national finals under the Springville contest inKansas. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey An annual event of the class, the auspices of VFW;. Finalists in the walk in front of the new Orem cluded and Joe Strait Peterson, Grant; Jimmy have just returned from Kansas, afternoon's entertainment con-Jimmy .Vincent and J. R. Peay, Jefferson; Arnie high school purchase of gym Laney, Raymond Bird, Brookside; Darrell Erickson and Wendell Booth, Westside; Eddie Mellor where Mr. Dewey has been serv sisted of a spring walk, ending nasium Dieacners and portable and Howard Jackson, Lincoln." Piatt Watts was chairman of the tournament arrangements. at the rodeo grounds. There, the ing with the U. S. Army. He has students sprinkling system for the Orem - just received his discharge. A TimGROVE enjoyed a picnic lunch PLEASANT By "ELVERA BISHOP and the afternoon playing high school, also installation of a spent were Mr M Men and at the Stake Present dinner 'Junior panogos and novelty Mr. and ence, around the property recently WEST MOUNTAIN competitive games. a Mrs. Thomas and Gleaner Friend Junior Lehi; Powers, "Bring The walk was under the supervi "from George F. Shel- Fireside" is scheduled this eve Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaisford, sion Mrs. Joseph Ingram and family purchased of Arva Bone. Basil Dortoa in American Fork. ning at 9:15 p.m., at the Tim pa n-- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Durrant and and Winnifred of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. eyThe board the Allen Sorenson, instruc- and Mr. Mrs and sons, approved inaugu Stake Tabernacle. Shirl, Eugene Choate and baby of ration of a remedial AMERICAN FORK A commit 020s tors. in Nowell and Mrs. and program son, Knight Adams, Junior Gleaner g , Bountiful, were visitors at the the district whic hwill assist aca met "this week to lay plans Bryce team from Lehi AMERICAN FORK will preside Davis, all of American Fork; A Meetings tee of the Stake Leader home of their parents, Mr. and for the to School Bible Vacatiop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey, High School has won second Plans for the gradua were held this week by two of be demically retarted students in OREM over the meeting. Mrs. Perry Jackson. conducted the Community ' A by Mrs. Reed Smith, Mr. and Mrs. place in the Utah County compeEnglish, reading, mathematics and tion reception for seniors of the the women's groups of the Com event for the special speaker of American Church related subjects. 'All .schools In Lincoln High School were made at munity Presbyterian Church here. Presbyterian George Lars en and daughters, titions sponsored for schools in Max is Berryessa, Fork after schools close Nebo and Timpanogos Mr. and-'- Mrs.- Dale Francom the district which Will assist aca-th- e the Lincoln the Brigham public Circle Evening Missionary who Nancy and Antoinette,' and Mrs. Soil Alpine, High PTA meeting this The instructor, University Young summer. for the Conservation and family' of Salt Lak City Harold Districts. First of Mrs. Lake met at the home of Salt all JoAnn Chipman, schools, will partici- weekj The group met at' the home will speak of his experiences as went were guests at the home of Mrs. patefourfhigh with 274 C. to Mrs. The of Wirt the week. Bell in in was Mrs. Barber earlier Springville place Audrey Hopkins in this program. of Mrs. Ted Brown with; the presi an exchange student to Iran. He City; to Lehi with second on 26S, Francom's mother. Mrs. Erma and was the and Mr. Mrs. characterincluded the points; Wash.; Tacoma, planners charge dent,! Mrs. Neldon Marshall, tak- program to and with third Fork Schramm and her brother and istics of. the Christian homes of Mrs. Jay Lassen, Mrs. George will illustrate his lecture ofwith Mr. of Davis Spanish Jr. Provo; in- LcRoy souvenirs and other items ing charge. sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Dowel and Mrs. Blaine . Swenson of 260. various sizes. A the conclusion Molascoa, Mrs. Warren Pertdns terest. .j, to hold decided re The the group Reed. Schramm. Last week, a team composed of ' and the and S. Mr. Donald Rev. and of the meeting the hostess, served Pleasant pastor, Grove, ception in conjunction with the light refreshments, Special musical numbers are Mrs. Sterling Davis and son, Ronald Nuttall and Gary Van Ryder. dance and it will work graduation Powell of Lehi High School took 1:30 the at being arranged by Rachael An Norman, of Midvale. p.m. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Wilson and in cooperation with the high school Kensington of the met stake at first on the S. Donald the the derson, Society place in the contest within games president dinner, Following Ryder reported daughters,1 Linda and Magret committee on planning details. In home of Mrs. , J. Ralph Seibel. PresDytenai Soil Conservation Disthe Refreshments Gleaners. Junior were re at held Alpine played. Logan Ann, of Salt Lake City were. vis of re refreshments for the in are and will be served trict. Entering the county co racharge charge Mrs. Wilson Rhone was in charge cently. A joint meeting for all itors at the home of 'Mr; and Bun will Neal be , All Mrs. ward Ward. Manila of the ception Sixth grade students of Lehi pe titon was a team composed of as president. The program was women's groups of the church Mrs. L. C. Carlisle.; The Wilsons inLaV ell Mrs. YWMIA of are Mrs. Christens the en, nell, Elementary School enjoyed a de-- Gary Powell, Rex Goodwin and were called to Paysoo because AMERICAN FORK by Mrs. Wirt C. Barber, vas planned for next month. Mrs. presidencies K. J. Bird Ed Brown and Mrs. Verdun Lis-- given, to be attendance. vited in Mrs.' and Seibel a Mrs. and served layed "Easter Walk" recenUy.Dean Wilson. dessertj Henry Camp of the death of Mr. Wilson's fa for a number of years head of the Mrs. ton; invitations; Raymond ther. Ivan H. Wilson. music department of American Stewart and Mrs. Jack Sumner; Fork high school ana more re decorations . for the punch table, The Primary Sunday evening cently supervisor of music of Al Mrs. Leland ' Wooton, Mrs. Garth services of the West Ward will pine District, was the honored Nielson and Airs. Reed Pulver, and be held May 6. The program will guest at a dinner, and program finance, Mrs. Max Andrew. be provided by the children with given by members of the AmeriMrs. Clay Jackson, president, in can Fork senior and junior high school faculties and employes, and ciarge. seminary faculty this week at an Goldia Shell, daughter of Mr. Orem cafe. Mr. Bird will retire ; and Mrs, George Shell, had to from, his teaching and supervising spend four days in the Utah. Val career of 33 years in the district ley! Hospital where she was treat at the end of .the current school Beth and Randy Stephens, 3048 ed for tonsilectomy. She re year. There were '51 present. 250 E., Provo, Utah, , have N. turned to school now after a two A musical theme was the motif as delegates of the weeks' absence, i of the decorations of the tables. registered Fifth National Square Dance ConBlack notes on the white table Diego, Calif., on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baadsgaard covers,! small replicas of musical vention in San 1956. June of Salt Lake City, were visitors instruments and small song books Some 15,000 delegates from all In Payson where they were guests with he's states of the Union, Canada, "For words, appropriate at the home of their parents, fellow," "Auld Lang Hawaii and England are expectMr. and Mrs. Alvie Henline, and a jolly good with a floral arrange-- 1 ed at the convention to be. held 'etc., Syne," Mr. and; Mrs. L. F. Baadsgaard, ment of pink sweet peas and car- in beautiful Balboa Park. Activiy and eveMr. and Mrs. .Val Peterson nations made an appropriate set- ties will include the for affair. demonstrations ting dances, by ning gave a family dinner at their of master C. was Scott cavala dance George square experts, in home Pleasant Grove. Guests were Mrs. Peterson's parents, ceremonies. Earl Holmstead re- cade, a gigantic chuck wagon Mr.- and Mrs. George Shell, with called some humorous 'experiences dinner and many other spectaccV with Mr. Bird as a fellow faculty ular events. Mr. Stephens is a J aek, Goldia, Veria and Max of member. v. In behalf of those assquare dance caller Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Lorain in the Provo area. Mr. Bird and teacher he Joehansen and baby of Orem, sembled presented 7; razor Mrs. and an electric J ' i with Shell :v:fv,'and Mr. and Mrs. George ,:... and Peter a Hansen, with accompanied of and Bird Jt.! lovely corsage. son, Philip Sandy, I Principal Charles B. Walker of by Lu Jean Robinson. i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson of the senior high school, in behalf The committee in charge of the W est Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. of the Alpine Education Associa- party was Jean Fugal, chairman; it; HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE WINNERS OF r J. Leo Bown of Payson; visited tion, presented Mr. Bird with the Lowell Bennett, Earl Holmstead, NECCHIS IN THE PAST NECCHI-ELNCONTESTS: an aunt, Mrs. Annie Shaw, in retirement pin. George C. Scott, Elwood Foote ! Tooele. Mrs. Shaw just returned Two trumpet trios were played Dean Steineckert, Eyan Nelson and I from the Tooele Hospital where by Jesse Scott, Mac Buckw alter Velma Shelley. . ' she was treated for a serious leg OREM ' ! v pastor-elec- Quartet Picked t pot-luc- " ; ' ' 1 : ce - 7. ! . one-stor- e. multi-purpos- Kam-mermey- er, ' ? . 1 W wn " Guests Visit VFW-sponsor- Stake Fireside Slated Tonight ed . Local People . : Senior Reception Planned by PTA At Lincoln High i ; T : Vacation Bible School Scheduled Church Women7s Group ' land-judgin- - i ! j Music Teacher Will Retire After 33 Years w, i ! j i j j - Provoans Will Attend Meeting Of Square Dancers ; i -- 22-2- 4, all-da- FOLLOW . RULES - well-kno- rnn n wn ! ; xjxj - IF ; 1 Mrs. L injury. - Mr. and' Mrs. Randall Hiatt and famliy have made their home on the former Bertha Horn fa Tm which they bought recently. Mrs. Horn Will make her home ri hvPayson. i I K. 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