Vou ffiettel c&r i Back To School Night euewe eft 4 At Sego Lily "Back to School Night" will be held at Sego Lily School on Sept 4 at 7 p.m. A for room mothers will be held that same evening at ( p.m. in the school library. All parents are urged to attend "Back to School Night" . A teachers workshop for individual age groups was held August IS and 19. Subjects for kindergarten teachers were "Learning Experiences" and "Beginning Math." Second and third grade teachers learned about "Science" and "Learning Have fou ever wished you could repeat pleasant experiences you've enjoyed in the past? I used to do quite a bit of judging for county and state fairs and have recently become My nephew Larry Fowler's grandma in law from American Fork went with us too. The fair bosses took one look at me and assigned me to judge the baking. (Have you ever seen a skinny lady judging foods?) They brought plates and plates of cookies for us to sample and judge. There were chocolate chip, oatmeal, snickerdoodles, brownies and many more. I was in my glory. We basked in cookie crumps. And then it happened. My fellow judge said, "Oh no, look!" We glanced at the cookies she held as one dainty bug crawled out Then another, and another. They resembled smallish flies. But troopers that we were, we still felt obliged to at least taste them. The cookies I mean. I doubt if I'll ever eat oatmeal cookies again. Needless to say, they did not get a blue I've wondered since if some calculating cookie cook had a grudge against judges in general and baked those doozies to get even! But back to the judging and the dauntless judges. A boy of 13 took sweepstakes! Then came baking powder biscuits and muffins. Have you ever tasted cold, dry, biscuits and muffins? Not much to get thrilled about there. . . Oh boy, the desserts came next chocolate cake, cinnamon twists, peach pie and yes fresh lemon meringue pie. We had our sweepstakes winner. That lemon pie would put Julie Child's to shame. Chinese Oh, how could they? Yes, the fair committee treated everybody to a dinner after the judging was completed. Two Turns, four Di Gels and a couple of fizzes later, I resolved to judge arts and crafts next time! z representative; Dixie Nielsen, tions; Diane Smith, hospitality. Utah County Women's Legislative Council To Meet a.m. The meeting will be under the direction and Judiciary Committee whose chairman is Mrs. Glen M. of the Government Gardner with Mrs. Arthur Powell as secretary. There will be a discussion on the four constitutional amendments to be voted on in November. Representative The speakers LeRay L. Clark Layton. The four amendments will McCallister themselves be and with portant issues: S.J.R.-- would raise the pay of the members of the legislature from $25.00 a day to $40.00 per day while actually in session and mileage as provided 3 S.J.R. 11 would amend Article XVI n, publica- Club work were Becky Barnes, winner in K0PHY WINNER- S- Winners of trophies at the recent Utah County Fair for their Jolene Sunderland, Senior Style Dress Team the Junior Style Dress Review; Joy Miller. member; Horsemanship County Review winner; Sally Arnold, double winnei in the Hog Carcass division and Junior Dairy Judging; and Michele McCarrel, 4-- 4-- Style Diess Review winner. Local Youths Win At Fair day. is , There was a lot of excitement at the the Candidates ,. ; 4-- Wendy awards program during the County Fair. Several trophies were awarded to Lehi youth and they will be representing Utah Night Planned .?!4 Sec. 3 . Each grade will sponsor a special activity every two weeks. If a person does not wish to eat all of his food, he will not receive a super special recognition ticket on that Meet e to remove prohibitions against work release type programs for prisoners, and to remove PT- A- Officers for the coming year for the Sego Lily PTA are (seated I. to r.) Kathy Clark, Marilyn Robinson. Susan Price. Deanna Webb Standing, I to r . are Paul Rasband. Deanna Thompson. Jennifer Jacobsen. Kathleen Hansen. Gail . Holbrook, Dixie Nielson, Diane Smith and Carl Mellor, principal. other taretutty by abaters. of "Since the passage or these amendments is so vital to all and will affect the quality of life for years to come, we invite all of you to attend this meeting and hear what these informed men have to say," says a committee spokesman. by law. Mil HEAD SEGO LILY who have accumulated ten tickets will be able to choose a very special super activity. These activities may be special outside games or sports, special movies, art or music programs, a special gym period, or a field trip. in working the most conprobably troversial amendment as it includes many unrelated terms.. It should be studied very im- vJiiPcl incentive ticket will be given each student who eats all of his food. Those students housekeeping items. S.J.R.-- 6 deal and sft Sego Lily PTA is trying a special incentive program to encourage students to eat all of their lunches and not to waste food. An Amendment S.J.R. 7 would delete the office of secretary of state in favor of a lieutenant governor and provide for residence of officers of the executive department and location of public records; it would provide that the governor and lieutenant governor would be from the same political party; it would remove the restriction of the state auditor and to succeed treasurer being eligible at 310 West 900 North in Provo at 9:30 fn I e prohibitions against women underground mines. r t r; Jennifer-Jacobso- -- The first meeting of the year for the Utah County Women's Legislative Council will be held Sept. 4, in the Women's Cultural Hall s v - J Experiences." Subjects for fourth, fifth and sixth grade teachers were "Three Phases of Planning" and "Reading." The teachers time was donated for these workshops and the PTA wishes to express gratitude for the teachers' dedication in attending the workshops. Members of the Sego Lily PTA Board are: Susan Price, president; Marilyn Robinson, first vice president; Carl Mellor, second vice president; Kathy Clark, secretary-treasureDianna Webb, historian; health, safety, and welfare; individual Deanna Thompson, developLola Ferkovich, education, parent ment; family; Shirley Burnham, membership; Kathleen Hansen, service; Glenda Peck, bookmobile; Gail Holbrook, room mothers ribbon. There were golden brown loaves of scrumptious bread and guess what? JV 28. 1S8I Free Press Thursday. August A-4L- the tea nostalgic when reminiscing about those occasions. So, this year I invited myself to be a judge at the Tooele County Fair. URae Autt was there and was was Moselle Davis. Golly, I was so happy to have a chance to be with them again. Page voters will have the opRegistered to become acquainted with the portunity views of this year's political candidates at a Meet the Candidates night which has been at the state contests in September. . County The two senior style revue winners (both from Lehi) were Michele McCarrel and Jolene Sunderland. These two girls also had planned for Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove Junior High School. their clothing and food projects qualify for State Fair. Since they will be involved in the state style revue contest, alternate Representatives of both political parties will be present to give their views. Powell send will her chair. Linda Webb and Tami Smith will be sending their knitted afghans to the state fair and Tami will also send her clothing clothing project. Michele McCarrel also won a special award in the "Ball Canning Contest." She project. 4JBtbers qualifying for Jhe state fair are ' , Ljnette Rymer, clothing II,- Polly Hardman, I ..' foods child horse arid';" care I; Patricia McCarrel, judging and Sally Arnold won trophies in clothing I; and Mindy Smith, alternate the dairy judging and hog carcass contest. clothing I. exhibits were awarded Becky Barnes was a winner in the junior Many other ribbons and premium money. Our city was style revue. She also is an alternate in home improvement for her refinished well reoresented. . aBall dozen quart jars and canning book for her efforts. Joy Miller won her trophy for received 1 , 4-- Letters Hold Up Your Pants Local AMERICA! Lauded Those excess pounds are comin' off at Diet Center! Dear Editor: In view ot some of the L A problems that have plagued the American Fork Business area ot late, I would like to express my appreciation to one particular business that I Ask Mary Hatcher SHE LOST 85 POUNDS We have just had some work done by Mr. Jorgenson of Jorgenson Upholstery W It A and most with been deal to with the qualities that we used to enjoy in our HE LOST business dealings but seem 141 POUNDS todays society. ' Mr. Jorgenson not only did a good job, but kept his LOSE 17 to find . . . TO 25 POUNDS JUST 6 WEEKS IN And we'll teach you how to keep it jTtVALUABLE COUPON) off! $ ,$,, i ft J cdi Kjf patient and and pleasant cooperative, to deal with. It was also a find to good feeling someone who still seemed to trust people. I hope the word, was Donna Larsen ''it's Irllvr lrior to llw 00W OFF in away Sincerely, THE BEST COSTS EVEN LESS! COUPON PER CUSTOMER Use this area to insert specific price reduction information. Check (he copy at the left for suggestions. OFFER EXPIRES slipping community will recognize and appreciate such good businessmen who are still among us and deal with them just as fairly. AND NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME 1 has refreshing YOU CAN DO IT TOO! . it someone or Erv Johnson 1 have recently had dealings with. Mr. m irtm u ritlrii jimsiiif! of ,'i.viH. r 4: Businessman Keith Richan. Why he's right for the County Commission. Richan is right because he's an accomplished, skilled administrator whose ideas and techniques have been refined in his unpaid services both in and out of government.. .in building a successful business, of the American Fork Hospital Eioard of Trustees, serving as functioning as a member of the Utah County EJoard of Adjustment. V vice-chairm- an in in Richan is right because he knows how to work harmoniously with from all walks of to accommodate concerns common.. his in life people .? .... .in community, local government, and Church. Richan is right because he has solid, experience in county its government.. .understands problems and opportunities, having served as a member of the Utah County Planning Commission for 12 years (7 years as .." , chairman). The Planning Department works with almost all the other county ,;: th . : . ' departments.: Richan is right ' ' . A - ' resident of American Fork, because, as a g he can restore representation on the Commission for the northern part of the i life-lon- . . . ':' County... preserving the traditional North - Central - Soujth geographical balance. Richan is right because he has rendered over 30 years of service to Utah County citizens as a working member of the ' r ? meaningful Republican Party... serving on district and precinct levels as a state and county ' delegate. ;' )"", ; . Richan is right because he enjoys the support and cdnfidence of who have seen him action... his to take on a To Lehi Pool Employees; We would like to express in people difficult of challenges. range ' people impressed by ability - Vn.Mt our thanks to all of the 1. teachers who were so patient and cute with our kids this summer. During the many hours spent in i i join tne mousanas oi men ana swimming i DIET American Fork 7T V 1 Us the was training outstanding that was given to each individual during lessons. Hats off to the .756-383- 0 great people who organized this pool. HAM He's right for the County Commission Giil Holbrook T. Glenna Oldham Karen Mitchell Laraine Worthen This ad paid by citizens for 4 i n Richans Committee 0rville Gunther chairman 1 '1 f professional women, all across the United O I States and Canada who are getting ifCXT'T'CD Vv-'C1 CIV slim and learning how to stay that IN at Diet Center! way 306 West Main lessons Elect him on September 9. .