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Show v w w w w m m w Group will be "Image" Sim Lgwi mil canKmral i 31 alar. 11 Sat, THE LEHI FREE PRESS ffln THURSDAY, MARCH f 9, 1978 Lehi Councilvoman Represents Utah at Washington Conference their awards are winners of the PTA sponsored Reflections Contest at the Lehi High School. From left to right are Lynette Lewis, second place in ait Laurie Shurtz, first literature; Kelle Crittenden, second, literature; Carolyn Cox, first music; Jeana Findlay, third, literature; Kim Brady, second, music; and Allan Olsen, first art First place winners received a trophy, second HIGH SCHOOL REFLECTIONS WINNERS-Proud- displaying ly f ': ' ' f l - 9 "The Cities Look place winners received a plaque, and third place winners were awarded a medal. !ef lection Winners Winners of the PTA sponsored Reflections Contest have been named at the Lehi High School, it was reported by Mrs. LaVar Bateman, PTA president. She noted that the contest is held to encourage participation in and recognize achievement in the fields of music, art and literature. "We like would to congratulate these winners," Mrs. Bateman said, noting that this year many more entries were received than in previous years. She also noted that the quality of the work submitted was excellent. Allan Olsen, a senior, won in art, with Lynette Lewis, another senior, placing second. In the music division Carolyn Cox won first and Kim Brady placed second. Both girls are juniors. In literature first place Name SEGO LILY REFLECTION CONTEST WINNERS-Winn- of the PTA sponsored Reflections Contest at the Sego Lily ers Elementary School include Melissa Worthen, Robynne Thomson, DeShawn Thomas, Julie Powell and Rebecca dePaula, front left to right. Second row, I. to r., are Stephanie Oliver, Lisa leavitt, Tami Smith, Celisa Wathen, Laurie Shurtz, a sophomore, placed first, Kelle Crittenden, also a sophomore, won second; and Jeana Findlay, a senior, won third. Certiricates of Merit were also awarded to Ramona Lunt, Junko Yoshihara, Layne Peterson, Shaunna Wagstaff, Mike Rhodes, Janet Shaw, Kindra Barker and Ingride Hansen, all in the field of literature. Heather Hamby and Janet Russon. Back row, I. to r., are David Oliver, Dick Oliver, Jeff Hill, Kirk Smith, Peck and William Lensch. Absent was Pamela Smith. W'4 SUPERVISORS-le- ft to right: R. Garn Holbrook, Boyd derson, Stan Lewis (back row), are officers of the Alpine Sunderland, Claude Hunting (front row), and Kent SWCD sat'4 An- A. 1 y supervisors. Amine SWCD Board of "? '" t I 1 I ; ; jT At a regular meeting held this week in the district office, the Board of Supervisors got together. The highlights of this meeting was to welcome the two newly elected supervisors, J Kent Anderson and Stan Lewis, and to acquaint them with their duties. The board reorganized and elected new officers as follows: Boyd Sunderland, chairman; Stan Lewis, Paul Fogg, secretary; and R. Garn Holbrook, treasurer, and Claude H. Hunting and Kent Anderson, members of the board. In explaining the purpose and objectives of the SCD Board of Supervisors, Mr. Sunderland said, "As members of a soil conservation board, we are governing responsible for carrying out a program of soil and water n; conservation within Americans have fought for a great principal-t- he principal that free men can govern themselves successfully. We believe in personal liberty and the dignity of the individual. "Our government is founded of on the principle that we-- all us together have the spirit and the ability to decide for ourselves the actions we want to take together in our joint interest and common welfare. This is what we stand for." science. He took state in debate with his partner, Rand Henderson. Larry earned letters in basketball and track and won first place in a national essay contest. A graduate of seminary, he was a member of the Utah Valley District Seminary Council, has held leadership positions in his priesthood quorums and was Young Adult Leader in his branch at BYU. He has been attending BYU and following his mission will return to BYU to complete studies in law. ve On Cash and Carry at Our hm i?- - SPELLERS-Winn- named. They include Trevor Dalley, first place, Lehi runner-up- ,' Sego Lily Elementary; and Kathy front I. to r. At back, I. to first Elementary, Lily Covington, place, Sego , Lehi Junior Lisa runner-upare High; Dana Nelson, first Holdsworth, r., This winner will compete on a state level for an to Washington, D.C. in June. TBI-CIT- V DRIVE IN Nodi Merchant Street - Am. Fork - Save on Cash and Carry at Our Convenient Office Indiana-Indianapol- is Mission. DOT -- 1 K, r ed il-Fil- will be fer toward tlte Calgary tampede Trip Imperial Tire sold Service, Inc. 290 East State Road American Fork Phone 756-731- 2 Farmers used Paris green to kill potato beetles in Colorado as far back as 1865. "Our Business is Tiring" SALE! CLEAN-U- P Special Sizing Process If ir $1.35 1 I f i fir? t ft. . i j 1 SUB Unngler Justin 30 Center No Sagging Linings BOOT flai::e shirts I I""1 I J FROM OFF Prices start at$695 756-630- 2 0 P p 12 KCt LEATHER i ROFER COSTS Sl'rTUES SUtfloets & iACSETS s MlMtl PI0I Strtaft Si ; V Sq. Men's and Ladies 2 piece Suits that We will contribute questionnaires for $2.00, which will also be their ticket for admission to the dance. These questionnaires will be sent to a computer for matching to a partner. Each person will receive at least six matches with a partner, and maybe more. Student council members point out that one need not stay with any of the matches that are made. or Drive In Window SPECIAL L' CLEOKG SPECIALS Pants and Slacks .'I ' i of president organization. Mrs. Brown has also been a city council member in Lehi for the past eight years and to was recently serve another term. Before the change of governmental parties, Mrs. Brown worked in Salt Lake for six years as the administrative assistant in the lieutenant governor's office. 95 COMPUTER DANCE The Lehi and American Fork High Schools are joining in sponsoring a computer dance for students of both schools. Under the leadership of the student councils from both schools, the dance will be held on Wednesday evening, April 5, at the Lehi High School. Students at each of the 1& No Shrinking 1 I A farewell service in his honor will be held Sunday, March 12 at 3 p.m. In the Lehi Fifth Ward Church. He will leave for the mission field on March 18. Larry is an honor graduate as SCHOOLS SLATE paid trip Ail jmmn ned $1.75 3 Ft Panel 1 Unlined $1.50 3 Ft Pa vim Unlined 9 Short Lined 10 Ft Ft Sq. She was elected president of the Utah League of Cities and Towns in September of 1977 and is the first woman to serve A. F. Marching Band Lub"0 . I in hi r-- s ih mm i iy i- BROWN Mr Lovely Decorator Fold Larry Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jenkins, has accepted a call to serve in the J0 ANN We Support the The high school PTA election will be held in connection with the musical Brigadoon on Friday evening, March 10. All members are asked to be present. Lehi Junior High; and Connie Clark, runner-up- , and the three received certificate a of Each these winners Elementary. first-plac- e winners will compete, next Thursday in American Fork against other winners from the area to determine a district winner. Professionally Pressed Accepts Mission Call M place, Lehi Beautiful Cleaned Larry Jenkins 1 Elementary; Traci Hooley, DRAPERY LARRY JENKINS - ers Dry Cleaning & Drapery 61 ? have been or Drive In Window n id ij of a Spelling Bee, which is being sponsored by a Salt Lake newspaper and the State Board of Education, from the Lehi Elementary, Sego Lily Elementary and Lehi Junior High School GOOD Convenient Office the district. We strive to bring together all the resources at our command to achieve this objective." The Alpine Soil Conservation District, Mr. Sunderland explained, was organized by a majority vote of landowners in Utah County within the boundaries of the Alpine Soil Conservation District. It is a legal subdivision of the state of Utah. The district cannot levy taxes and receive no federal, state or county funds to carry out its activities. "We are people working together in our communities, in our in our watersheds, counties, to protect and improve this nation's vital resources-so- il and water," the chairman stated. We stand for local leadership in doing this job--- a job that becomes more urgent everyday, and we serve without pay. From the very beginning of Lehi High School where he was a Sterling Scholar in social v - certificates. The PTA Election schools enisors Reorganize A f national urban policy. The conference is sponsored by the National League of Cities and 20 representatives from Utah were in attendance. Mrs. Brown, however, is the only official representative from the state. Mrs. Brown feels that the national and state leagues have much power and she said about 45 bills pertaining to cities and towns were passed in the state legislature this week. writers of the winning stories will be honored at a special morningside. , V in Con--test- ." receive at Washington," and representatives from across the United States also attended the three-da- y meeting. According to Mrs. Brown, the annual gathering gives state officials the chance to learn about national legislation and isues that will effect cities now and in the future. Special topics covered included women in municipal government, small cities advisory committees, and The seminary is sponsoring a "Pioneer Story Telling All students of the seminary are eligible. The story must be handwritten (no ditto copies allowed) and must pertain to church history. The deadline for judging is March 31. A watch and several I.D. bracelets will be given as prizes and all participants will included David Oliver, 1st; DeShaun Thomas, 2nd; and Julie. Powell, 3rd. In music, Rebecca dePaula won 1st; Heather Hamby, 2nd; and Kevin Peck, 3rd. In literature Celisa Wathen placed 1st; Melissa Worthen, 2nd; and Robynne Thomson, 3rd. In Division Two, art winners were Stephanie Oliver, 1st; Dick Oliver, 2nd; and Jeff Hill, 3rd. In music, Janet Russon, 1st; Tami Smith, 2nd; and Kirk Smith, 3rd. In literature, Pamela Smith won 1st; William Lensch, 2nd; and Lisa Leavitt, 3rd. ' I Kevin Seminary Announces Contest Sego Lily PTA Names Reflection Winners Winners in the PTA sponsored Reflections Contest at the Sego Lily Elementary School have been named, it was reported by Mrs. Leslie Christofferson, chairman. She said that two divisions were made at the school, the first, entrants from first, second and third grades; and the second, entries from the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. Winners were named in art, music and literature in each division. These winners' work will now be entered in another contest. In Division One, art winners Lehi City Councilwoman JoAnn Brown has spent the last week in Washington D.C, representing Utah at the annual Congressional City Conference. Mrs. Brown is the president of the Utah League of Cities and Towns and attended the conference in that capacity. The conference is entitled 8 7t:-31C- 3. $2.70 i.raae A - |