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Show r tSDAY. APRIL 28, 1949 i THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH PAGE FIVS II a or League Changes ill R,es , T Lilians of the Utah Major 3,1 hA treated to nine- at action this season in . usual seven, Irvin 0;n reported Sunday night Meeting of league' offlc- ; i oalt Lake. r.team circuit plans to l&e play on May 24, and brtie.Bx. uriii nrobablv ODen .local tea" " r " ILLv.out.s for the club 51 to be able to field - a PfLn club before the there are still berths '. on the team and anyone in-tpA in-tpA is invited to come and I or non-residents. iard- Peters, Bill Ellison J0 oriQnn. Bob Dimick. Dan li and Bob Greenwood are terswho may see action wnen -season opens. cmes will oe piaycu w uic h SCIIOOI Biuunu iyuju, lcHavs and Fridays at fcSO. Mthe lights are turned on hour WiU De cnangeu. 220 yard snrint: Jerald WHirf Stanley Drew, and Ray Kitchen in me 44U yard dash; high Jump honors went to Don McCormack and Dean Fraughton; pote vault places went to Clyde Strong and Larry Pace; and Ralph Smith placed in the shotput event. In the senior high events, Lleyd Wright placed in the half mile run and Steve Seastrand in the Javelin for American Fork. The track teams will enter the speed events at Salt Lake City on oaouraay. p. m. ine Judging during the drill was done by Dale Peterson, Lehi; Ray Bezzant, Pleasant Grove; ana uienn Glllman, Orem. Teems Shaping to Line For Soft Bail League nior High Makes Good BYU Track Meet Achievements of the American '.w i.minr hieh Drensters over sowed those of their older jthers at the by u invitational iays held at the church school et tee weeK-ena. r.io smith leaned 11 ft. 11 U5 lies t Win me Droaujumjj .1 r,d Smoriran Pork's 44(1 auu .i " - 1 relay team snared another it place win. iy Kitchen won a place in the vurd dash: Larry Pace in the A. F. Riding Club Begins Season's Drills Twenty-one members of the American Fork Riding club participated par-ticipated in drills and games Fri day night at the rodeo grounds north or the high school. nurses . ana equipment were judged and George Price, Co-captain' Co-captain' Arch Green, Douglas Nash and Co-captain Ersel Fagan scored the; highest. 10 stimulate interest in care of , horses, the club decided mounts and equipment will be judged three times during the season and the person with the highest score, combined with credit for attendance at drills, will be awarded a suitable prize Captain Fagan has issued a request re-quest to all club members who plan to participate in either drills or parades during the com ing season to be on hand f or a special drill Friday night. At tendance is necessary in order to pair horses for the future drills. Regular drills are planned for Friday night of each week at 6:30 Plans for a citv softhall lpnmiP began to come out from under over this week and bv the time the organization meeting is held on May 1st the DrosDects are gooa ior a six team league. Marion Robinson has a team working out to represent his firm, Lloyd Bennett Is attempting attempt-ing to line UD a team to renre- sent the American Legion, Yukus Inouye is wcrklne ud the Hieh- land district interests; Dan Clark is scouting the Alpine prospects, while Keith Larson and Calvin Walker are attempting to eet en tries to represent Lehi and Pleas ant Grove in the league. THE NEW JOHNSON QD GEAR SHIFT OUTBOARD MOTOR m rri km warn ear m m b it Ml" 3 Lme, E I TL -"i "-t Tilt mi II AJL E-2s S :. . -eazrwf hL 1! hi I l m k i i i i SI VI J ft I'M. . SI K - A. F. H. S. Defeats Lehi Baseball Nine American Fork's hiizh school baseball team made the 1949 debut with a loo-sided 24-4 vie tory over Lehi. Numerous fielding field-ing errors kept the Pioneer Ditch ing staff in trouble throughout the long contest. Coach Don Overly has eames scheduled at Lincoln high- this afternoon and at Pleasant Grove on Monday afternoon for his Daseoau team. The following Dlavers Dartici pated in the Monday afternoon marathon: American Fork Lehi Seastrand ss Coooer Durrant lb Holmstead Iverson 2b Manning Reese 3b C.xrson Hindley If Colledge Pierce cf Peck Dale Beighley .. rf Wilken Steiner p Brown Fraughton p Colledge Hoglund c Bennett Funeral Services Held Wed. For Mrs. S. G. Sargis Funeral services for Mrs. Rhea Blumenthal Sargis, 43, wife of Sam G. Sargis, supervisor of raw materials at Geneva Steel com pany, were conducted at the Berg Mortuary, Provo, Wednes day at 1:30 p. m. by Rev. Edwin F. Irwin of the Provo Community church. She died Sunday at 2 p. m. in a Salt Lake City hospital' of a blood infection. Mrs. Sargis was born Oct. 5, 1905, In Provo, a daughter of Henry G. and Martha M. Dowd Blumenthal. She attended the Provo city school, the Brigham Young university, and a Chicago Conservatory of Music. She was an accomplished" pianist. She was a member of the Val ley chapter No. 3, Order of the Eastern Star, in Provo, and of the Provo Literary club. She was married to Mr. Sargis May 29, 1936, in Cedar City. During the past yeai" Mrs. Sar gis, who volunteered her services as accompanist at the Kinder garten, has spent countless hours at the school and was to have helped with the annual operetta by the Kindergarten children. Survivors include her husband, a daughter, Julia Sargis, American Ameri-can Fork; her father and stepmother, step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Blum enthal, two brothers, Earl B. and Harold G. Blumenthal, Provo; and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle B. Menck, Grand Island, Nebr. Entombment took place in the Salt Lake mausoleum. Music Festivals Of Region 3 Now In Progress Relief Society Reorganized , In Highland Ward CAVEMEN CHATTER Feminine trackster: One of the outstanding cinder artists in the state among the high school coeds is Ila Strasburg. She's versatile too run, jump or knit. Music festivals for 6mall musical musi-cal groups of the high schools of Region 3 have been held the past week and will continue during the week to come. Region 3 comprises com-prises the schools from Lehi on the north through to Nephi on the south, and Including Price. Tuesday of last week some 145 top students assembled at the Lincoln high school for a festival divided in three divisions, brass, vocal and strings or reeds. The students were rated and con structively critized by the Judges and the information given only to the instructors and groups involved. From the American Fork school there were two ladies' trios, Lela Mae Adams, Wanda Larsen and Joan Karren in the one and Janet White, Patricia Day and Darlene Stlce in the other; a vocal solo by Wendell Strong; violin solo, Nadine Monson; tw vocal solos, Jeanne Terry and Wanda Larson; double trio, Con nie Robinson, Colleen Moss, Rue Ann Winter, Jeannine Winter, Jackie C. Warner and Lola Wag staff and a cornet solo by Janice Chipman. Friday night at Springville the string ensemble from the high school here participated in the music festival. Sixteen members make up the ensemble. Tonight (Thurs.) in Lehi the glee clubs and choruses will hold a festival in which 104 students of the American Fork school will par ticipate. May 6th the festival of bands will be held in Payson. K. J. Bird is the director of the various groups appearing in the festivals. Highland ward Relief Society was reorganized April 17, when Maud M. Greenland was sustain ed as president, replacing Kate D. Rogers, who resigned. Mrs. Greenland had served as second counselor to Mrs. Rogers. Eva B. Turner, first counselor, was also released. Mrs. Greenland chose as her counselors Otis S. Day and Ruby Track marks: Tomorrow's track stars are here. Of course they're stll in junior high but gave a good account of themselves last Friday. Take Kale Smith's near 19-foot broad jump as proof. Confusing: Its hard to tell who is being thrown, but Steve Seastrand got the javelin away for a 148 foot toss last Saturday at the Y meet. ' B. Day. Jessie H. Hyde was retained re-tained as secretary, as was Marie L. Greenland, organist, and Vera F. Larson, chorister. Class leaders are Hazel L. Buh-lcr, Buh-lcr, Darcus Hyde, Henrietta Larsen Lar-sen and Otis S. Day. Mrs. Day will be released and some one put in her place in the near future. Miss Cady Dunkley spent the week end with Mrs. Laura K. Dunkley. On Sunday in company with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. 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Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Camping Needs HUMPHRIES AUTO SUPPLY 23 South Center Street Am. Fork Phone 372 SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT Brent and Bruce Powelson, identical twin sons of Richard and Beth Faddis Powelson, born Anril 19. have enough erand- i mothers to spoil twice that many babies. The husky youngsters, who have a 19 months old sister Joy, weighed six pounds nine, and seven nounds 12 ounces. Grana- riarents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wagstaff and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faddis. Greatgrandmothers are Mrs. George Powelson and Mrs. Sarah A. Barrett. Provo. Mrs.l Adeline Faddis, American Fork, and Mrs. Mary Ann Butt, Lehi. Athol and Elma Ross are the narents of a seven pound daugh- - . . i ter born April 21. xms is tneir third child. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben NesDU, T.phi. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hunter, American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Anthon, Og-the Og-the birth of UVXl M" w J - a son April 24. The young heir will be named Rodney C. 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