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Show 1 Itl U re-- v C' nt A- r ?. former Lehi resident, narrowly' Hobble Creek Riding Club organization, include the following: American Fork Men's Club, American Fork Bridlettes, Cedar Valley Riders, Lehi Men's Club, Mount Timp Riders, Roughouts and the Utah County Sheriffs Posse. With Reed Walker of Pleasant Grove as president, the officers of District 10 Riding Clubs in clude the following: Richard Cook of the Cedar Valley Riders, rice president; Mildred Dean of the American Fork Bridlettes, sec retary; Erma Frandsen of the Bridlettes, treasurer, and Donna Norman of the Roughouts Riding Club, publicity chairman. Mrs. races. Norman lives in Lehi. Mr. Walker The evening show, Saturday, is a member of the Utah County will begin at 7 p.m., at the Lehi Sheriffs Posse. arena, with the Grand Entry, The club officers win serve in introduction of officers, drills, the positions of chairman and the cow cutting, the keyhole racing key committee for the district and ladies' barrel racing. meet, taking place in Lehi and There will be single pole bendAmerican Fork, Friday and Sat ing, team pole bending and the urday, August 19 and 20. last half of the ribbon pull, stock Other committee members are horses will be demonstrated and Jim Green, ringmaster; Mildred the last parts of calf roping, Dean and Virginia Cook, secre team roping and wild cow milking taries; Donna Norman and Mary win be featured. lin Green, arena secretaries; Admission is $1 per day, to Darrell Frampton, Shyrlan include all of the events for that Whitehr, Carol Goode, Wallace day. Tickets are now available Berry, Kenneth Norris, timers; from riding club members, or Russell Duke, alternate; Mac may be obtained at the gate. Wagstaff, Charles Juber, Kay Everybody is welcome and the Fraught on, PaulSwenson, Fran committee promises the best en- cis Cook and E.J. Lee, stewards. tertainment of the entire sum- John Rakes will Judge. Ken Gill' mer. man will be the announcer, with The participating dubs, for- Wayne Allen as starter and Jim merly included in the old Dis- - Green, alternate. The District 10 Riding Club meet will be held Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, at the Lehi rodeo arena and the Info Timp American Fork race track. The meet will provide an outstanding variety of western entertainment, and a large turnout is the first time Safecrackers early Monday urged. This is meet been held in has a such morning broke into Timpanogos and the Lehi participating riding Cave National Monument Visitor desirous are clubs particularly in Center, peeled open the safe that it be a success, well attendA. WalThomas Superintendent ker's office and made off with ed. On Friday, August 19, thegrand $619 in cash. at the Lehi rodeo arena entry Utah County Sheriffs Deputy the meet at 7 p.m. Folwill open Kenneth Cahoon said burglars introduction of offthe lowing gained entrance by forcing open trailer the race, noteworthe door on the east side of the icers, will be held. crowd pleaser, thy on lock building, then forced the event in which two an is This the office door. men riding in a truck with a The center was believed to have horse being transported in a been entered sometime between give a fast demonstratrailer, was 7 diand a.m. It midnight how to get the horse of tion Just scovered when Charlie Zufelt, out action. into and for maintenance man, arrived work Monday morning. The burglars had taken some LOCAL COMBO SPONSORS of Superintendent Walker's coats DANCE AT LEHI ARMORY from an office hanger to cushion THURSDAY (TONIGHT) the safe, which was laid down Everyone is Invited to attend before it was peeled, officials the dance at the Lehi National said. Guard Armory Thursday (toSome change was also report ed missing from a cash regis night) beginning at 8:30 p.m. The dance is being sponsored ter. The break-i- n is also being in by the 'Jonah and the Whalers" vestigated by the Federal Bur combo. Admission Is 50 cents eau of Investigation as it was for girls and 75 cents for boys, is reported. located on federal property. Lehi Northern Gateway to Beautiful Utah Valley Tharsdiy, August H. 1K6 Plans are complete for Lehi's big day at the park, Saturday, August 20, with events to please those of all ages from early morning to evening. Lehi's annual Community Carnival will be held at Wines Park, under the direction of the Lehi Council with Virgil H. Peterson as president. BREAKFAST The Jaycees win again prepare their appetizing chuckwagon breakfast, ready for the early risers at 6 a.m. The fire bell will announce the time to arise and hurry to the park. r hi fx Mrs. Colledge. The boys are all 16 years old, except Wallace, who is 18 and is a prospective 1967 graduate of the Lehi High School. The others will be third year students at the high school. All are looking forward to the goal of higher education and also missionary activity. TERRY LYNN RYMER Terry Lynn Rymer lacks only a few merit badges of becoming an Eagle Scout. He plays the trumpet, sings in the school chorus and took an active part In the "Brlgadoon" musical production. He has taken an active part in athletics and played In the school band. He was president of his LDS Seminary class and follows summer employment on a church farm. JOSEPH D. COLLEDGE Joseph D. Colledge is taking a keen Interest with his Explorer group In building kayaks in pre paration for river trips. He is also renovating a 1936 model Ford automobile, besides working on the Sunderland dairy farm. He enjoys swimming, plays the piano and has participated in Ik M;. CARNIVAL PLANNED FOR SATURDAY-Mem-b- ers of the Lehi Council map final plans for the COMMUNITY Ham and eggs, hot cakes and a day-loCommunity Carnival, Saturday, in Wines Park. Seated, choice of drinks will be served to r., Glenn Wing, General Chairman Virgil H. Peterson, L, by the Jaycees, at $1.00 for adults Blaine Thomas, G.C. Leany. Standing, L, to r., Cherry East-mon- d, and 75 cents for children under Dalene Jones, Lola Chivers, Bob Webb, Sherwln All-re- d, age 14. With Arnold Cardon as Duane Evans, Wayne Persson, Ruth Persson and Dale Jaycee president, Daniel Nelson Price. Several members of the committee were absent when Is breakfast chairman. Breakphoto was taken. fast will continue until 10 a.m when general selling will begin. the rummage sale, conducted by Lehi Silver Band on hand to GAMES AND RIDES the Athenian and Auctus clubs. entertain and the Lehi Auxiliary The American Legion will BAKE SALE Police expect to have the new Delicious home made cakes, ambulance here and on display again provide rides on the Flying Saucer," and there will be pies and other baked goods will at the park. games for the interest of every- be sold by the Relief Society and GATE PRIZES one. also the Lehila.ThalianandLeity Everone Is eligible to win a The A m e r 1 c an Legion Auxil- clubs. Home made candy will be gate prize through the purchase iary will privlde plenty of pop sold by the Olympian, Serlm-pia- n of tickets used In buying the many corn and the Lions Club will be and Llahonlan clubs. items on sale. There will be on hand to prepare hamburgers AUCTION three attractive prizes given The big auction at 5 p.m., will away toward the end of the day to throughout the day. cold drinks and cot- be conducted under the direction the holders of the lucky tickets. ton will be sold by the PTA of Sherwln AUr ed, Glenn Wing and Extending a hearty welcome to groups of Junior High School, Robert Webb, who are also tak- the residents of Lehi and the Lehi Elementary and Sego Lily ing charge of the collections. Ar- general public are the committee Schools, withthe Lehi High School ticles and produce will be sup- headed by Virgil H. Peterson, PTA handling the Binge game, plied by business firms, farmers with Mrs. Boyd (Pauline) Smuin, BALLOONS and individuals. secretary, Dr. Dent B. Davis, The personnel of the State treasurer, Sherwln Allred, Glenn The Lehi Auxiliary Police will sell the popular gas balloons, Bank of Lehi will again take Wing, Robert Webb, Blame CHAIRS charge of tickets and finances at Thomas, Wesley Rasmussen, Mi chael Kearney, Evan L. Colledge Plenty of chairs will be pro the park. The Lehi Riding Club is sup- and Mrs. Milan (Ila) Fowler vided under the direction of the National Guard. Visiting with plying the loud speaker and asMany worthwhile supplies may friends from all parts of town sisting in setting up the stands. be obtained at the auction as will be made easy while enjoying Blaine Thomas and Evan well as at the other sales, is of the committee are takthe refreshments and watching stressed. the children compete in races in ing charge of this important funcevents conducted under the di tion. Mrs. Boyd Smuin and Mrs. MiDist. rection of J. B. Cooper of the City Council, in charge of rec lan Fowler of the committee have reation. Prizes will be awarded arranged for the bake sales. Much MISS LEHI the winners. RUMMAGE SALE "Miss Lehi" andher attendants All kinds of fascinatingand will be featured in advance of the useful things may be obtained at auction. It is planned to have the ng Sno-con- es, Col-led- Wallace Halona athletics, with two years of LDS Seminary study completed. He has attained the high rank of Eagle Scout In the scouting program and Is a member of the Order of the Arrow. WALLACE HALONA, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Colledge have the distinction of aiding two boys In the outstanding achievements necessary for the award. Their foster son, Wallace Halona, Jr., has earned the award and it will be presented to him upon his return for the school season. He is a First Class Scout and will be a 1967 graduate of the Lehi High School. He Is an LDS Seminary graduate and will also take the four year course. He served as one of the representatives to the Indian Youth Conference in the district which extends from Orem north in the county. Gifted in artistry, he painting and is also active in speech. During the summers with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Halona at Tohatchl, New Mexico, he follows employment with the Youth Corps on the reservation. He is one of six children In the family and his sister en-Jo- ys Patricia Powell to Reign as Roberta, will come with him to the Colledge home and attend school in the Fifth Grade GLADE W. POWELL Glade W. Powell holds the high rank of Eagle Scout and has held several offices in his Priesthood quorums. He enjoys photo graphy and has aided in the school yearbook production in that capacity. He is employed at Saratoga resort during the summer. He enjoys sports and likes to spend considerable time In the out of doors in hunting and fishing. He also likes to read. He has sung in the school chorus and has an inclination toward engineering. EUGENE HADFIELD Eugene Hadfield Is Interested in electronics and is taking a course in that field at the Utah Trade Technical Institute lnPro-v- o. He engaged in farm work during the summer and Is build- ing a kayak with the Explorer Scouts, designed for river trips. He has attained the Eagle Scout award and has held offices in his Priesthood quorums. He plays the bass horn In the school band and also plays the piano. 'Miss Lehi' Following Pageant Each attendant was presented appearance of Bob Welti, television star and "weather man." an attractive trophy, a clock raServing as master of ceremon- dio and bracelet. These braceies and narrator throughout the lets, presented to all of the conevening, he added quips and per- testants, are engraved to mark sonal observations to his dia- the occasion, 'Miss Lehi PagDue to the fact that a large logue. It was recalled that Mr. eant, 1966." number of protests were received Everv girl In the group reWelti's in Council sister, Mrs. Alice Bueh-nthe Lehi op by City s ecial modeling trainceived was last Lake of Salt City, position to the proposed Special won na- ing and aids to hair styling and who Mrs. Utah, which year's Improvement District tional honors as Mrs. America. makeup. They were presented would place sidewalks, curb and The pageant followed the theme to LDS Church officials in Salt the gutter throughout major part The Golden Days of Summer Lake City and were featured on of the city, action has been de Ned Wilson, oaeeant chairman, the Jackie Noakes Midday" tel- on this layed proposal. took At a special meeting of the charge of the program andjevision show. Miss Noakes' personal appear introduced the guest emcee. City Council, which was set in Lent last year as an offered bv was Kentiance Dr. Praver for the purpose of considering B. Davis of the Lehi City Council. nouncer for the pageant was reisuch protests, it was revealed Prelude and background music called. The contestants were also that 419 written protests against was provided by the Lehi High honored at a tea with the Judges, the creation of the district had School concert band, directed by an integral part of the contest. been received. Paul Halversen. Mrs. Kathryn Dr. and Mrs. Davis arranged the It was voiced by members of not Dorton and Mrs. Wanda Peter- tea. the council that it is the de The pageant Is sponsored anson with Mrs. Marilyn Nielsen sire of the group to attempt by the Hutchings Museum duet nually as to force such improvements be accompanist, provided made when there is a large num numbers as the opening feature Advisory Board, with Richard Christofferson as the current on the program. ber objecting. It was voted to As an interlude, Keith Smith, president. submit the objections totheengi son of Mr. and Mrs. KeithSmith, Judges, to whom hearty apneering firm for tabulation of was expressed, were with preciation clarinet thus feet selections, played frontage represented Robert Sand-stroCharles Henson, as Mrs. Halversen in protest, and to delay further accompanist. Mrs. Maxine Bailey, Mrs. He is one of two musicians from action until that report is re Utah who will play in the Nation JoAnn Pitts andMrs. JoyceGood-- m celved. exal Future Farmers of America an, all highly qualified and It was also explained to those and the in production perienced in in October, band Kansas City present that the requests of nu and other of pageants Miss Leona Kirkham, charm judging merous citizens for such im ing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. programs. provements to be made had been Leon Kirkham, who has reigned The committee, headed by Mr. an instigating factor in the pro as "Miss Lehi of 1965," crowned and Mrs. Ned Wilson as general posal her successor to the title and chairmen included Mr. andMrs. In response to the suggestion also gave a speech of advice and Wallace Berry, Mr. and Mrs. that the necessary bonding would Mr. andMrs. be beyond the limits of Lehi congratulations to the contes- Melvin Anderson, B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Grant tants. City, it was explained by City Dr. and Mrs. Special recognition was also Leo J. Brown, Attorney Harvard Hinton that and Mrs. Mr. B. Kent Davis, hold to the former title piven according to the law and the DatriHa Dale Price and Mr. and Mrs. Mice ops nrocent this that Court Supreme ruling M. Smith. Brown, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Glen district, If created, would not afThe ushers, dressed in Howard B.Brown, and Mrs. Jayne! fect the bond limits of the city. who added extra Nelson, daughter of" mal gowns, Mayor Calvin H. Swenson conMr. and Mrs. Rex Holmstead. charm to the evening were Jane ducted the special meeting. In A hpnrh srpnp ailrlpri tn the mi- - alio. Janice ruwiei, rnuen attendance were CltyCouncilmen and Nickie Peck. Don Morris Clark, J.B. Cooper, pearance of the girls in swim ham "thank yous" were exSpecial suits. A crystal chandelier, a A Peterson and Dr. Kent B. for extra assistance Davis, with City Recorder Ned glittering backdrop and statury pressed Lehi the from High School stage enhanced their stage setting for Wilson and City Attorney Har Lehi Free Press, Lehi band drawn! dress. vard R. Hinton. Councilman Rus Questions, evening seu jnnes was excused as he was by the girls, were Fur Farm out of town on business. Also the final feature of the contest. Dayleen Felt, Larson's Kustom Karpentry. Mel's and Besides her dainty crown, propresent were Parley Neeley and LEHI MERCHANTS BeautySa-loPat Neeley of the NeeleySurvey-ln- g vided by the Style-A- rt The following merchants donwith the audMiss Lehi" received a sheaf large Associates firm, and a group High School, ated gifts to Miss Lehi and atitorium crowded to capacity. A of red roses, a trophy, clock raof interested citizens. tendants: attraction for his many dio and attractive mink boa, the special Lehi admirers, was the personal (Continued On Back Page) (Continued on back page) gift of the Rex Larson Fur Farms, Opposition Eugene Hadfield MISS LEHI" NAMED AT PAGEANT-Stat- ely Patricia Powell, center, was named Mlss Lehi over a field of seven other contestants in the annual pageant held Tuesday evening. Named as attendants were Beverly Colledge and Sandy Bridges, back 1. to r. ge Improvement Receives Terry Rymer of Mr. and lite j Five Young Men Attain Coveted "Duty to God" Awards in 7th Ward Jr., foster son 44 There were 56 in attendance from Lehi a lavish chicken dinner w as served and the children enjoyed games and races, with prizes. Assisting on the committee in charge were President Boyd Sunderland of the Lehi organization, who is also county membership chairman; Mrs. Sunderland who is president of the Lehi Farm Bureau, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vibbert. Mrs. Yb-b- ert is a director on the Utah County Board. This Weekend Are Completed Visitor Center lona, Number Canyon, Bear SpringYiHe, last Friday, attracted some 600 people, including members with their families. Plans For Community Carnival Cave The Lehi'Seventh Ward, with Wayne S. Powell as bishop, has attained the noteworthy record of having five boys who have recently earned the "Duty to God" award for church activity. In earning these awards the young men must have attended Sunday School at least 75 per cent of the time during each of the four years of activity, with 75 per cent attendance at YMMIA meetings during that time, also. They must earn the Aaronic Priesthood Certificate of Achievement each of these four years and must be officially registered Boy Scouts, Senior Scouts or Explorers for each of the four years. Young men between the ages of 12 and 18 years of age are eligible. The following Seventh Ward boys have fulfilled the pledge, On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God," Terry Lynn Rymer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rymer; Glade W. Powell, son of Bishop and Mrs. Wayne S. Powell; Eugene Hadfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Hadfield; Joseph D. Colledge, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dee Colledge, and Wallace Ha i rect. Safecrackers Break Joseph Colledge escaped injur)- last Thursday while spraying mosquitoes west of Salt Lake City. Mr. Celcer, who is employed by the Aerial Applicators of Salt Lake, was spraying insects when his light plane developed mechanical trouble and he w as forced to land on a small island inGreatSalt Lake. He radioed lor needed parts, which weredroppedtohim, andhe repaired his plane and took off again to continue bis work. Family members stated first reports said that Mr. Celcer had crashed while crop dusting, but j that these reports were incor - trict Four Glade Powell The annual summer outing at Alvin Celcer of Salt Lake City, Won Lh3t in Lehi, Ira. faft lug. 19-2- 0 The Friday evening show will include the Women's Pleasure Class, ribbon pull (featuring one half of the entrants), team barrels, matched pairs, potato race, Men's Western Pleasure Class, calf roping (one half the entrants win be featured) the Pony Express, water race, team roping (one half win work), wild cow milking. On Saturday at 6 p.m. the big parade will appear at Lehi. Prior to that time, beginning at 1 p.m., at the American Fork race track, races will be held. These will Include the chariot race, the relay race and flat Pilot Makes Successful! Lehi Members Enjoy Farm Bureau Outing Emergency Lending ! With the acclaim of the large. audience in attendance, well in accord with the careful calculations of the Judges, Miss Patricia Ann Powell was named "Miss Lehi of 1966, at the annual pageant Tuesday evening. Miss Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell, was selected from a group of eight lovely and talented candidates who vied for the title. She will represent Lehi in the 'Miss Utah" contest as well as on other occasions. Her attendants are Miss Bev erley Ann Colledge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Colledge, and Miss Sandra Bridges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Bridges, runners up in the contest. Miss Powell gave a musical reading, with a sewing display, to the accompaniment of Mrs. Jackie Halversen. Miss Colledge gave a humorous reading, The Draft," and Miss Bridges played a piano selection, Tara's Theme." The other contestants, each showing artistry of arrangement as well as performance were, Miss Marion McLane, who performed a ballet sequence on roller skates; Miss Margie Kirk-hawho presented an original dance to "I Enjoy Being a Girl"; Deon Shaw sang a folk song, "Wayfaring Stranger," to her own guitar accompaniment; Kath leen Hutchings, who played saxophone selections (Miss Hutchings was accompanied by Bud Hutchings with the drums and Linke Hebrew with the bass violin); Miss Janis Paige Lind sang a solo, 'The Joker Went Wild," with originalbackground and costume. She appeared as the Joker" in a deck of cards. Parents of the above named contestants respectively are Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLane, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kirkham, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shaw, Mr. and Mrs Harold Hutchings and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lind. Mr. and Mrs. Powell were called to the stage for special recognition. The affair was held in the Lehi er m, n, |
