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Show THE LEH1 FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 A Tribute Paid to City Employees Lehi Nine to Meet Provo Junior Timps in Return Match Friday Lehi Jaycees Lehi Citv nine, still smarting from a 9-- 8 edging from the Provo Junior Timps last week in Provo, are pointing to a return game at the local par mis jjti day. Lehi had the league leaders in hot water throughout the game, knocking Nebling. Provo's ace, out of the box and to the showers in Lehi had sevthe early minutes. ' eral chances to win but costly miscues at critical times robbed them of the lead and resulted In the 7th loss to Provo this season. The Lehi nine hopes to salvage at least one win in the series Friday night. In another game Pleasant Grove scored a run in the 11th inning of the suspended game of July 19 which had ended in a 8 tie, to beat the locals again by one run. Miscues and a passed ball brought the margin of victory. Lehi came back strong in the August 9th game and tipped their neighbors 3 behind the southpaw pitching of Paul Taylor. This was Lehi's third win over Pleasant Grove. The team is continuing to improve and with a stronger pitching staff to releive the pressure on Butts should make a strong finish in the four games remaining on the schedule. Lehi closes the season August 23, meeting Orem on the local field. Spray Project ten-inni- Continue Green Flashes Take. Top Spot In Little League Green Flashes The sizzling bowled over their arch rivals Milwaukee last week and edged Cleveland this week to take over undisputed possession of the top spot in the Little League. Wearing their new uniforms for the first time, the six hustling leaeue teaih this week put on a display of baseball not possible when the season began. According to Russ Hillman, Little I.easue supervisor, the new uniforms really made them ball players and they all hustled to show it. Full credit and a vote of aDDreciation goes from every boy to the organizations, clubs and businesses who purchased the uniforms, Hillman said. Milwaukee dropped to second place but still managed to trim the Yankees 14-- 6 Tuesday. In the other game the Indians managed to side-ste- p the Dodgers, League Standings: Lost Won 14 2 Green Flashes 13 3 Milwaukee 6 10 Yankees 10 6 Indians ..." to 13 3 Dodgers 14 2 Cleveland Dog August 15 Schedule: Effective immediately, all dogs Cleveland vs. Yankees; Milwauin the Lehi area without 1957 kee vs. Indians ;Dodgers vs. Green tags on collar will be picked up, Flashes. according to City dog tax collector, Lloyd Eichler. Many dog owners have neglect-- . Dist. ed obtaining proper licenses Mr. Eichler said. Anyone desiring tags may contact Mr Eichler at Six 217 South 1st West, Phone 184-Third Ward, Lehi Stake champions, ran into some opening night Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lind and jitters at the District 6 Tournafour children, Janus , Brent, ment at Provo when they tangled David and Chris of Salt Lake City with a hot Provo 11th Ward and were visiting at the home of Mrs. came out on the short end of a Lind's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 16-- 0 score. Mrs. Lind is George P. Price. Bonneville Ward then eliminated the former Zetella Price the Lehi entry 8.2 in the consolation bracket. Previously BonWin and Eva Hall and children, neville had beaten Lehi 2nd 8 Charlene and Kenneth Norris, are to get into the tournament. Both vacationing for a week in Arizona. Lehi teams played good ball against the Provoans but the fast ball pitching proved a little too much for the local squads. The local league got the second round of play underway August 1 with 1st Ward beating 4th, 11-3rd Ward taking the measure Second Ward of the 5th, 17-will meet the 6th Friday, August 16 to make up this game. On August 8, 5th Ward beat 2nd trounced the 1st 26-- 1 6th and 3rd edged 4th, 10-- 8 following a strong rally in the last inning in which the team batted around. In games tonight, the 3rd and 2nd wards, leaders in the second round, will battle it out for the If you are one of the fortunate league lead. Schedule: persons (and there are millions 7 p.m. - 3rd vs. 2nd; 8 p.m. - 1st forced of them) who has central vs 6th; 9 p.m. - 5th vs. 4th. air heating, you are well on the conditionto air summertime way CALIFORNIA VISITORS ing as well. RETURN HOME SATURDAY Mrs. Barbara Why? Christofferson Because now there is air con- Stiefvater and children, Bobby ditioning equipment on the market and Steven, left Saturday for their that makes use of the heating home in North Hollywood, Caliblower, air filters and air ducts. fornia. They have been visiting For instance, the Lennox Furnace Mrs. Stiefvater's parents, Mr. and Company has announced a whole Mrs. A. D Christofferson, and new line of "package" air con- other relatives since July 19, havditioners for this very purpose. ing come to attend the ChristofThese small "package" units can ferson reunion on that date. be installed above, below or beWhile they were here, they enside a furnace. They can be in joyed a delightful trip to Topaz the basement, closet, utility room, Mountain in company with Mr. attic, or crawl space under the and Mrs. John Hutchings, A. D. house. Christofferson, Mrs. Erma Klemm and family of Pleasant Grove, . This new method brings comPaul Christofferson and three plete air conditioning within reach sons of Lindon, and Darrell Wilcox. of the average homeowner. He They hunted toaz and garnets enjoys cooling for the entire house, while there, and report a successnot just a room or two. The cost ful find as a result of their trip. is appreciably less than for a complete new system. Guests of the Wendell Skinners Orville Gunther, local Lennox for two weeks are their nieces, dealer says that summer air con- Lane and Arlene Skinner of Woodwho arditioning is a sound investment land Hills, California, for the home as well as for com- rived Sunday morning. fort That's because the air conCandor is the brightest gem of ditioner increases the value of the Benj. Disraeli home, according to Mr. Gunther. criticism. Most families prefer to invest in air conditioning on a time payment plan. Installation can be made now and the first payment does Line not come due until November. 8-- 5-- 7-- 6. Warning Owners Stake Champs Defeated in Tournament 9-- Maybe You Own Half of a Residents wishing their premises sprayed for protection against flies, mosquitoes, aphides, spiders, earwigs, ants. etc. may contact Ralph Hoover of the Lehi Junior Chamber of Commerce, who are sponsoring the spraying project in the community, it is announced by Kenneth Whimpey, president. Most effective use of the spray is Tound when entire, neighborhoods have it done, thus preventing reinfestation. The club is making this spraying service available in an effort to help eliminate these disease-bearin- g pests from the community. Costs are being held as low as possible to make this service available to all residents, Mr. Whimpey said. The exact amount will be determined individually for each lot, based upon size and amount of buildings, etc. EXPRESS APPRECIATION We wish to express our appreciation to all who came to help during the fire at our home last week. There were so many who worked hard to throw out the hay and save it from damage, and who helped keep the fire under control, that we cannot possibly know who they all were, nor thank them individually. We feel the Lehi fire department did an exceptional job, and we appreciate the help of the city truck and the National Guard bulldozer. Please accept our deepest thanks, each one of Lehi City employees received a big pat on the back from Mayor Frank Sharp and members of the City Council in the regular council meeting held last Monday night. The Council iaid tribute to the loyalty and integrity of the members of the "city family," and particularly cited them for their efforts in putting out the fire on the Dale Clark farm last week. Also coming in for their share of the laurels were the policemen, firemen, streets and roads, electric, sewer and water, office, library. and grounds employees, and all others connected with the official workings of Lehi City. The Council said in part: "We would like to commend our city employees for their attitude, interest in work and their loyalty to Lehi City We feel we have an outstanding group of employees. This is evidenced everyday and was particularly noted by their cooperation at the fire at Dale Clark's farm. These people are helping in every way to develop a greater Lehi City." Fourth Ward Slates Bazaar Next Tuesday Open House to Honor Alice Stice Sunday An open house honoring Mrs Alice Mae Stice, who will observe her 80th birthday this week, will be held Sunday, August 18 at hi r home, 69 East Main Street, from the hours of 3 to 6 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to call, and it is requested that there be no gifts. Mrs. Stice was . born in Bloom-fielIowa August 17, 1877, a daughter of Franklin and Isabelle Lunceford Speer. She is the widow of the late R. I. Stice, who was agent for the Union Pacific Railroad in Tooele, American Fork, and Lehi for 45 years. He died in The. Fourth Ward Relief society is holding its annual bazaar next Tuesday, Aug. 20, featuring fashion show a and sale of hand made articles Back-to-Scho- and home-mafoods, it is announced by Liieth P. Peek, presde Both Mr. and Mrs. Stice were converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, and y Plan Parade Homes Sept. The annual summer stag party for members of the Lehi Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight, Thursday, August 15 at 8 p.m. it is annuonced by Dean Kirkham, chairman. The party will be held at Little Mill forest camp in American Fork Canyon. Members are asked to bring their own eating utensils. August 9: Mrs. Ronald Price. August 16: Ronald T. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Calton, August 17: Mrs. Alice Stice and August 17. Mrs. Eliza Fjeld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mercer, August 18: Hyrum R. Gray and August 19. Carmen Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Calton, August 20: Don C Loveridge, August 19. Jackson C. Wanlass and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Turner, Carlos Schow. married 53 years August 20. R. J. Evans, Dr. and Mrs Congratulations are extended to the following couples who are married 50 years August 21. Mrs. Flora Zimmerman, 83 years observing wedding anniversaries this week: old, August 15. Mr and Mrs. Max B. Rothe, Mrs Elva Allen, birthday on married 51 years August 15. August 16. Zuielt Auto Repair Service The bazaar will open at 10 a.m. with clothing, fancy work, baked goods, candy and take-hom- e foods on sale. A smorgas-boar- d luncheon will also be served. The public is invited to attend. Q Q Q Q Q Q Jaycettes Hold First Social Of New Season Front end alignment and wheel balancing Motor tune-u- p and complete automotive repairs Tractor Service GOOD Year tires and batteries Power and hand land mower sales and service Budget payments if desired FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY The first social for the 1957-5- 8 season of the Lehi Jaycee-Ette- s was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Hal Holmstead. Mrs. Haiold M. Fox and Mrs. John Southwick gave an interesting report of their trip to the Hawaiian Islands, and showed slides taken during their tour Light refreshments were served to 21. Mrs. Robert Karren and Mrs. Kenneth Whimpey assisted Mrs. Holmstead have been active members. They were parents of six children: R. you. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark. Boyd, Highland; Mrs. Richard Douglas (Wilma), Salt Lake City; Mrs. Owen D. West (Eva), Denver, Colorado; Harold K., Las Vegas, Nev.; and Virgil E., Arcadia, California. Mrs. Stice has sixteen 7 Of grandchildren and twelve as hostesses. ladies The Lehi Jaycee-Ette- s, , auxiliary of the Lehi Junior ChamSo long as the only test of a All the beautiful sentiments in man's worth is the size of his bank ber of Commerce, are planning a "Parade of Homes" Saturday, the world weigh less than a sin- accout, the world will lack much September 7 from 2 p m. to 5 gle lovely action. of being an ideal state. p. m. The public is invited to participate in the parade, which will consist of the showing of six This Is neither, an offer nor a solicitation to buy or sell these securities; of the newer homes in Lehi. such offer Is made only by means of the Offering Clrcluar. Proceeds of the tour, which will This offer is limited to bona fide residents of Utah. cost fifty cents, will go toward the organization's Christmas fund. Public Offering Working out details for the tour are Mrs. Kenneth Whimpey, chairman, Mrs. Hal Holmstead and Mrs. Larry Evans, Further details will be announced next week, according to Mrs. Evans, who is handling the (A Itah Corporation) publicity. Lehi Jaycettes The Lehi Free Press wishes to congratulate the following, and all others who are observing birthday anniversaries this week: Please report your birthday and wedding anniversaries to appear in this column. 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