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Show f Timparogos Hike Slated For August 2 and 3 est, plus a sweepstakes winner. The Timpanogos Hike Is sponsored spon-sored annually by BYU, with cooperation of Provo Chamber of Commerce, the Forest Service Ser-vice and civic leaders. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, July 25, 1968 Live only for today, and you There is nothing seems so like an honest man as an artful knave ruin tomorrow . - . . i - .... i AVv . 1 SPRINGVILLE MAN KILLED IN POINT OF MOUNTAIN CRASHA Springville man lost his life in a grinding crash which nearly cut his station wagon in half. The accident occurred Monday evening in a driving rain storm. An occupant of the second car was taken to Cottonwood Hospital, where he was treated for minor injuries. Springville Man Killed in Point of Mountain Accident A rain- slick highway and blind- ': ing storm were listed as the probable cause of a collision :j which claimed the life of aSpring ville man Monday. Lloyd Whitehead. 64, Spring- y ville, was dead on arrival at the -, American Fork Hospital. The accident occurred on U S ' 91 at the Point of the Mountain, I; Just south of the Utah County ; line. The southbound compact . station wagon driven by Mr. .Whitehead apparently skidded ; sideways into the path of a north " bound sedan shortly after it start ed down the dugway. It was struck broadside. The Utah Highway Pa trol said they received the call at 4:48 p.m. Force of the Impact demolished both cars. The transmission housing of the station wagon was torn apart. Its gasoline tank, exhaust ex-haust system and other parts were also ripped away as it was almost split in two. Driver of the northbound vehicle ve-hicle was Richard L. Porter, 24, Salt Lake City. He was being treated at the Cottonwood Hos pital and expected to be released. Investigating officer was H. Floyd Farlay of the Highway Patrol. Pa-trol. He was assisted by other patrolmen, pa-trolmen, a deputy from the Utah County Sheriffs office and Lehi City police. Las Carinas Club Meets For Social The time was right and the food was good and everyone had a wonderful time. This is how it was for the members of the Las Carinas Club as they met for their annual husband hus-band and wife summer party, Friday July 19. The newly elected officers, Rosemarie Taylor, Carolyn Reid, and Ann Searle assumed their first duty in planning plan-ning the affair. The scene was Rotary Park where they met for a barbeque and pot luck dinner. The time was spent in socializing, playing games and renewing friendships. All in all it was an enjoyable occasion Maj. Carlos Rig by Visits Family In American Fork Major Carlos K. Rlgby, who recently returned from a year of combat duty in Viet Nam, is currently visiting with his family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hoelscher. Mrs. Rlgby Rlg-by is the formerMartha Hoelscher, Hoel-scher, of American Fork. Major and Mrs. Rigby and their sons Bret, eight and Ross, seven, are currently enjoying a brief visit in American Fork with their parents and friends. Major Rigby was stationed near Dinan, Viet Nam, serving with the First Infantry Division. While in Viet Nam, he was awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry in action, with an Oak Leaf Cluster. He also received the Army Commendation Com-mendation Medal, with Oak Leaf Cluster. While Major Rigby was serving in Viet Nam, Martha and their sons resided In Logan, where Mrs. Rigby completed work on her Masters Degree in Counseling Counsel-ing Psychology at Utah State University. The Rigby family will make their new home at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia, where Major Rigby has been assigned his next duty station. Annual Timpanogos Hike largest larg-est community climb in America, Amer-ica, has been set this year for August 2 and 3, it was announced by Dr. Israel Heaton, who again will chairman the event. Usually in previous years the event has been scheduled bet ween the terms of Brigham Young University Summer School, about July 14-20, but for several years it has been delayed because of heavy snow pack on the trail. The activities begin with a program Friday evening starting start-ing at 8 p.m. in Aspen Grove, 17 miles up Provo Canyon. BYU Summer School studentbody officers of-ficers will prepare the program. Traditionally the legend of Timpanogos is portrayed in dance and drama. The myth is about "Red Eagle" and "Utahna" the young Indian maiden who was sacrificed on the rugged mountain. The originator orig-inator of the legend was the late Eugene L. Roberts, who started the mass trek up the mountain in 1912. Dr. Roberts' legend ends with the hearts of the dead lovers merging into the great Heart of Timpanogos, an actual heartshaped stalactite in Timpanogos Cave. Officials expect 4,000 hikers, and past experience Indicates that 2,500 of those will reach the summit. Summit badges will be given to those who reach the top by the Provo Chamber of Commerce. A shelter at Emerald Lake makes an excellent resting place before making the effort to climb t h e final 2,000 feet beyond tim-berline tim-berline to the summit. Hikers climbing the mountain will receive the rewarding view of Utah Valley and part of Juab County and South Salt Lake City. After reaching the top, hikers will receive the thrill of sliding down the several hundred yards of glacier. Hikers are warned against cutting the trail because of the danger of rolling rocks injuring those below. Radio operators and first aid men will be stationed sta-tioned along the trail for any emergency help. Cash and photography merchandise mer-chandise awards amounting to $50 will be given for the best pictures taken of Timpanogos and last year's hikers. 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