Page 8 Lehi Free Press Thursday, September 27, 1979 Farm Bureau Announces Contest - "Pesticides Food or Bugs" is the topic for this year's essay contest, sponsored by the Utah Farm Bureau Federation all entries must have the contestant's name and complete address, class telephone number, of entry, and for youths living with parents, their guardian's name. The deadline for the Utah County contest is Oct. 26, say officials. Prizes for the contest are: first prize in each class, $30; second prize in each class, $25; and third prize in each class, $10. Essay contest rules are available at the Lehi and Intermountain Farmer's Association. Reid Wayman, Farm ff' A ' Vf - Bureau spokesman, said the essay contest is an annual event to focus community attention on the part the farmer plays in the overall economy of our country. The contest is sponsored locally by County Farm Bureaus with county winners in each of the four class groups competing in a state contest. Bureau officials explained the four classes which include all youth and adults. Class I includes elementary school ages, Class II covers junior high school ages, Class III includes senior high school students and Class IV covers college students, farmers and Vtrse, Free Press. Arnold Hog Ranch Sweeps Honors State Fair The Arnold Hog RaWh in Lehi brought home 19 state fair awards Lett Girl Wins Blue Ribbon For Quilt Am ambitious summer project paid off for Linda 12, when she Webb, received a blue ribbon at the Utah State Fair. A colorful and imaginative quilt was put together, quilted in an original design and completed with peaked edge, for Linda's winning entry. "When I made the quilt, I thought we'd quilt it outside under the trees, but it got too hot so we put up the quilting frames in the living room," Linda grinned. "She worked on it steady for three weeks," smiled her mother, Dixie. The quilt is made of an animal print cotton fabric. Linda quilted around the animals and also around the sayings which went with the nursery notif of the material. She also designed the quilting pattern used to border the quilt and the peaked edge completely around the full size comforter. The quilt was started as a project but when Linda saw that she could baby quilt she had made. She also entered a pair of knitted booties which won a blue ribbon at the County Fair and a second at state. Linda has attended Relief Society with her mother for more than two years. She's made pillows, picture frames, silk flowers, and has helped her mother as assistant secretary in the Eleventh Ward Primary. Ingram Receives Honor Community's Recreation Service Division. Lori is the daughter of Major and Mrs. Karl R. Ingram, stationed in Heilbronn, Germany. Miss Ingram is a senior at Lehi High School. She has been extremely active in many school, community and church activities. resident, Lori Ingram, was awarded the Department of the Army of Certificate Achievement, on August A Lehi 30, 1979, by Colonel Bill Community for her Commander, outstanding work performance while employed as a summer-hir- e student worker in the Lockwood, Heilbronn Chicken Noodle Kleenex Tissue 150 Count $16.59 case 2 boxes 97 "Too 834.59 case 73 secretary-treasure- Officers for the Sego NAMED r; Lily Elementary Dixie Nielsen, publications; PTA have Gail Holbrook, room mother representative; and Glenda Pack, Bookmobile chairman. Sego Lily PTA Lists Board Members And Schedule Various fundraising projects and a schedule for future events were discussed at the Sego Lily PTA board meeting last Thursday. Sandra Worthen is president with officers Susan Price, first vice president; Carl Mellor, second vice president; and Kathy secretary-treasure- Kolterman, r. PTA board members Claudia Powell, historian; Dixie Nielson, are: publications; Gail Holbrook, room mother representative; Diane Smith, hospitality; Jennifer Jacobsen, health and welfare; Deanna Thompson, individual development; Kathleen Hanson, service; Lola Ferkovich, education; Penny Adamson, membership; Glenda Peck, bookmobile and Becky chairman; Beasly, teacher representative. The anriua.1 PTA membership drive will be held next week, October 1 n to5. The group has discussed collecting Campbell soup labels, and sales, Halloween party fundraising projects. a as a Tall," three state honors home to Lehi, says owner Lee Atkinson. Atkinson, who raises Columbian sheep, said his ram captured the 3m 12 oz. " " Champion honor, as well as two blue ribbons. The rancher sold the ram this week to the top sheep breeder in the U.S., R. J. Shown, of Monte Vista, Colo. Shown plans to use the ram in his breeding operations. Atkinson said Tuesday that Shown established a new record earlier this month by his sale of a sheep for $10,600. This was Atkinson's first state fair win. bag Hershey late model sports car came out the loser early Saturday morning after jumping a concrete irrigation ditch diverter and finally coming to a stop against a light pole on the corner of First East and State. Driver of the car, LaRue Scott, Lehi, was treated and released from the American Fork Hospital. The accident, which occurred at 1:51 a.m., is still under investigation OUCHI- -A by Lehi Police Officers Monte Dean $1.69 and Karl Zimmerman. FfU) Duncan Hines Cake Mix Chocolate Chips 69' win Norwest Canned Milk $19.09 case 2 79' can Franco American Spaghetti mm $12.24 case PAUTVTJARC1T 12 WEST MAIN IPipapdIraice , LEHI Keebler Nacho Cheese Snack Crackers 69 Mountain Valley Medium Eggs Hostess Twinkies 4 55' & Ramblin' Root Beer 2 Liter Bottle 2 Sunny Delight Citrus Juice 98' Mellow Yellow can Bread Crisp Celery 64 oz. doz. Wonder Buttermilk 25' lb. stalks 57' Utah Cauliflower 765-994- 1 Reg.89c " State Fair Grand 5 53 Bumble Bee Tuna Kaltermann, 11 Campbell's Soup Cases $12.39 .$12.78 been named. They include Principal Carl Mellor, second vice president; Claudin Powell, historian; Sandy Worthen, president; and Susan Price, first vice president seated I to r. Back, I to r, are Becky Beasley, teacher representative; Lola Ferkovich, education commissioner, Jennifer Jacobsen, health and welfare commissioner; Kathleen Hinton, service commissioner; Diane Smith, hospitality chairman; Deanna Thompson, individual development commissioner; Penny Adamson, membership chairman. Absent were Kathy SEGO LILY PTA OFFICERS registered Columbian ram yearling brought VEGETABLE VALUES Vegetable 0 Ram Wins Honors GREEN GIANT Cream Corn . . . $755 Niblets Corn . . . $755 French Beans . . $8.09 Cut Beans 8.09 ill f Military (Federal Community Republic Germany) for the period of June to August, 1979. Miss Ingram was cited while working in the Transportation Branch, of the Directorate of Industrial Operations. Her citation stated in part, "that she was able to accomplish all clerical and administrative jobs and GS-in the GS-range, and that through her pleasant personality and ability to work well with others, she was instrumental in creating and an oustanding harmonious work atmosphere." This is Miss Ingram's second award of the DA of Certificate Achievement, as she was cited last summer for her work accomplishments while working for the 4 Green Giant Vegetables Peas.. $8.31 Lan-drac- Champion Barrow and Grand Champion Pen of Three Over All Breeds. The Arnolds also swept honors at the county fair and won special recognition for their display of awards and ribbons. d not have it completed in time for the community exhibit, she entered a include leightweight Grand Champions Barrow, Yorkshire Middleweight Grand Wayman said the essay should express the views of the person entering the contest. Basic reference materials are available at any library, he said. Essay lengths should not exceed 1,000 words and should be typed double-spaceor handwritten. The front page of quilt she took to the state fair. award-winnin- g honors this Ranch Arnold month. s. LINDA WEBB shows off her At ') 85' 85' Meats 79' lb. 79' pkg. Fresh Fryer Breast Turkey Franks