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Show Universal Kicr?f lul Miss Carta r rancoa Miss Deanna Pierep-n- t 11-aln- Avenue Miss Miry Lee Hadfleld Prict - C'rp. Miss Uou Klrtham Miss Lorraine Goates Miss Lelii Pageant Attracts Five More Contestants Special f e at u r e s which have been arranged will combine with the talent performance of the contestants in providing an evening of top entertainment at the 'Miss Lehi' pageant, Thursday, August 26, at the Lehi High School. The program will begin at 8 p.m. and admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12 years of age. Talented and atrractive Lehi girls will vie for the title of Miss Lehi," and her two attendants. 'Miss Lehi" will, in turn, be sponsored in the 'Miss Utah" contest next Spring. In addition, many exciting and worthwhile experiences have been arranged for her, in special appearances, gifts and h o n o r s . Lehi business men and merchants are contributing gifts and funds to be used in honoring all of the girls who participate in the local pageant, is reported. Luncheon in the Hotel Utah's "Sky Room, Monday at 1 p.m will be followed by a glamorous fashion show. This modeling instruction will d leatured also at the rehearsal Wednesday, at the high school. A tea, on Thursday afternoon will provide the opportunity for tne ems and the judges to be come acquainted. This affair will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Wilson. On Thursday evening the Judges and the committee will be entertained at dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Kent B. Davis of the committee. " ' :' NEW CONTESTANTS New contestants have regis tered this week, including the following: LEONA KIRKHAM Miss Leona Kirkham, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kirk ham, is being sponsored by the Athenian Club. She will perform a variety act. Leona has grad uated from the Lehi High School and also from business college, the Felt and Tarrant Compto meter and IBM School. She has also taken special courses in pi ano, violin and organ. During high school, she played violin in the orchestra for four years, was a cheerleader, member of the Pep Club and dance director for her Senior Hop. She was chosen attendant to the Home coming Queen and also intheFu ture Farmers of America royalty. She sang in ensembles, in cluding the one for her Sopho more Slide. She also has played piano and organ for church af fairs. MARY LEE HADFIELD Mary Lee Hadfield, gifted artist, is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Horace Hadfield. She is being sponsored by the Leity young Club. She plans to display some of her paintings and will combine music and acting in a stage per formance. She has taken a prom inent part in designing and paint lng scenery for high school pro ductions, including the lavish background for "Brigadoon," as well as school plays and other features. Winner of the Best Actress of the Year," award for her performance in the school play. She was in the Pep Club, serv ing as historian, and was titled "Best Artist," also. She plays the organ for her ward Sunday School. The recipient of an art scholarship to the Trade Tech nical Institute, she plans to con tinue her study of commercial art, or closely related subjects. DEANNA PRICE Miss Deanna Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Price, was selected by the Lehila Club. She will play a piano selection, Deanna spent a year at Utah state University in Logan, where she was affiliated with Pi Rho Omega sorority, served on the paper and yearbook staff and sang in the concert choir. She She graduated from the Lehi High School and LDS Seminary, completing the four year course in seminary. School program chairman, she served on Soph omore Slide, Junior Prom and Senior Hop committees, was ed itor. of the school paper and served on the yearbook staff, Pep Club drill mistress, she was a member of the National Honor Society and an honor graduate of the school. piano and organ during high as In her ward further study at She has studied andsangacapel-l- a school, as well choir. She plans State University in Logan. She has studied piano, clarinet, guitar and dancing as well as speech and dramatics. The Pep Club, Color Guard, school paper and yearbook .staff, GAA and Thespian Club were all included during high school Activity in the Future Hcmemakers of America organization, provided an outlet for her interest in cooking and homemaking. She has traveled extensively with her parents and family while her fa ther was in military service, considerable preparation toward which has broadened her pers- a business career through the study of typing and shorthand. pective of human relations. UTAH THE at the Jr. High Students Wednesday Accident CARLA ANN FRAN COM Miss Car la Ann Francom, Register Monday, August Cofiununfty Carnival fo.feaftrre family terfaifimen? Not Set at Pre-Registrat- Man-zoner- as, Elementary, Sego Schools - Ward Scouts Camp Uintahs nil " the-boy- Iff 0 J v dance group, will perform as Specialty Aets August 26, at Lehi High School, 8 p.m. Sht likes to sew and is gifted in designing a large percentage To LORRAINE GOATES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl of her own wardrobe. Activity Miss Lorraine Goates, spon L. Francom, in entering under in the Future Homemakers of 30 sored by the Serimpian Club, is the sponsorship of the Olympian America organization at the a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. school has furnished a valuable Chib. She has had varied exAfter a joyous summer the Lehi Ralph Goates. She will feature perience in dramatic reading and incentive toward perfecting this a dramatic performance on the is prepared to demonstrate her ability. She was an active mem- Junior High School students will ber of the Thespian Club. She report to school August 30,1965. talent in that field. program. She likes to write poeThe eighth grade students will try and short stories and plans Carla Ann is a 1965 graduate Is. also a graduate of the Lehi to study child psychology at Utah of Lehi High School and has made Seminary. report at 8:30 a.m. The seventh grade students at 9:30 a.m. and the sixth grade at 10:30 a.m. At these various times registration will take place and school will be in session for the full day, Fees will be as follows: Sixth Grade: $1.00 Registration fee Towell Fee $125 Total $2.25 Seventh and Eighth Grades: Lehi Northern Gateway to Beautiful Utah Valley $2.50 Registration Fee Towels $1.25 50 Locker rental 50 Number SI P.E. Lock Rental Thursday. August 19. 1965 44-7Total All bus transportation will be in Midvale Man operation the first day as well as school lunch. Lunch prices, Sixth Grade, Killed 25 cents per meal; Seventh and Eighth Grades, 30 cents per meal. In Auto All students of Junior high Day-Lo- ng school age who have moved into our community this summer Fatally in Juried in 'an autoA typical 'family affair, will homemade candies and rice liary Police will lend a festive please report to school August 23 mobile accident which occurred be the annual Lehi Community crisples. air. Cold drinks from the Ele or 24 for registration so thatyour Wednesday, August 18, was HarCarnival, Saturday, August 28, Lehila club mentary PTA, snow cones from name may be assigned to classes Thalian, Letitian, 7125 of Chester 48, Tea, vey at Wines Park. members and ward and stake Re- the Sego Lily PTA and the Binfor the first day of schooL South 3rd East, Midvale, who was Designated as a day to relax lief Societies will prepare pies, go game conducted by PTA mem dead on arrival at the American from routine chores and become cakes, rolls and homemade bers of Junior and Senior High Fork Hospital - of severe head 2 Lehi Couples to bread. schools will liven up the day lacerations.' In the same' car better acquainted with the neigh- WHITE ELEPHANT SALE as in those the well as bors In Councllmen the addition City with Mr. Tea, was Jim Welch, Attend The Auctus and Athenian Clubs will take charge of the pie eating immediate family circle, the 51, of 125 Pioneer Street, Sandy, event for the be will will begin with a sunrise responsible again contests and games in mid after who suffered multiple rib fracLegion Convention Band. rummage sale, popular feature of noon. tures. He was treated at the serenade by the Lehi Silver to will proceed the the outing. Not only will these MISS LEHI American Fork Hospital and Early risers Representing the district and members look through their for break their chuckwagon "Miss Lehi" chosen at the transferred to the LDS Hospital park the Lehi post at the Nation all atand with homes and served by the many part fast, prepared pageant Thursday evening at the al American in Salt Lake City. Legion Convention but will contractive This feature will items, pick they Lehi High School, will be hon The accident occurred at 8:55 Jaycees. 10 will be District Commander Den donations from any and all ored at the carnival, a.m. until tinue up with half-mitogether le north a.m., about one nls V. Finch, with Mrs. Finch, families and other contributors. her two CONCESSIONS AT 10 A.M. lovely attendants. Don't and Norman D. of Interstate Highway 15 entrance Scown, immed those Don't throw Booths and concessions will shoes, forget to register, girls, this away to Lehi. iate past district commander, and at 10 a.m. and selling will dresses, or outgrown clothing, contest will be a memorable acopen The fatality vehicle was southMrs. Scown. The convention will at that time. And what or the dress you have not worn tivity where all the girls are convene bound on U. S. Highway 91, when begin Set Sunday, August 22, In aside ask. it what And recently, they appetizing "Queens." it apparently went out of control bargains! to the park, or call Portland, Oregon, and will con and it cooked! foods home bring will concessions Booths and on the rain-slic- k tinue through Thursday, August highway, AUCTION AT 6 P.M. Mrs. Lowell (Thelda) Brown or open for business at 10 a.m crossed the dividing strip back26. will The auction at 6 p.m., will Mrs. Minnie Krenka and they wards entering the opposite trafand come it feature the of also Dishes, up. pick away giving fic lane at a right angle and was a useful set of antique furniture, lamps, pictures, books, furnstruck in the left rear by a car ion Dates provided by the Hutchings Mu- iture, figurines, Jewelry, rugs, driven by Roque Erminlo and many other artiavailaseum Tickets board. are clothing, 21, of 212 Canyon Road, on this furniture and also on cles have been snatched up at Lehi Salt Lake City. Both men in the ble Lily the beautiful quilt to be given as these sales in previous events. first car were thrown onto the to the Don't patronize forget the grand prize in the Lehi hgihway where one of them was also. Look over the array Monday, August 23, is the date ly facilitate proper registration struck by a car driven by James High School yearbook project. sale, be Just set for of bargains there as the has may of stu- here, is stressed. If unable to Phil auctioneer, Black, of 786 Lane McKeen 49, Oakley needed for the or the home at and Elemendents both the Lehi meet with one of the principals thing many amusing surprises Street, Salt Lake City. There the wardrobe, the club women tary and Sego Lily school, acstore. in The Lehi next Riding quips Monday, please come In or no were other injuries. is gathering in the mater- - stress. cording to Principals G. Dale call and make arrangements to Mr. McKeen was on his way Club ials-a- nd what a variety they FLYING SAUCER come during the week. Burgess and Paul Hanson, reto American Fork with a car want to spectively. all will children The have collected! Any kindergarten student not load of boys to play in the WBBA on the "Flying Saucer," ride New or transfer students are registered last Spring, should HAMBURGERS World Series being held here this There will be no need to leave with American Legion members reminded to check with one of the register at this time, also, is the week. Mr. McKeen and his five the park. Just stroll around and taking careful charge. Hot, but schools for information as to reminder. passengers were not injured. School will beginMonday, Aug' greet friends and neighbors and tered pop corn will be dispensed which school to attend. Join in the day's fun. There will by the Legion Auxiliary. Transfer students are re- ust 30, at 9 a.m. and will con minded to bring the records from tinue in full operation, includ be hamburgers constantly avail BALLOONS First Balloons supplied by the Auxi former schools which will great lng the school lunch. able, prepared as only the Lehi Lions know how. Out in Clubs and organizations are bending their efforts toward the success of the event, which win High not only provide a means of so clal activities and friendly greet lngs, but will raise funds for scouts I of the First Troop Ward enjoyed a six days camp improvements at the city park. Specific aim at the present time ing trip to Paradise Lake and Re servoir in the high Uintah Moun is the construction of new, mod tains, above Tridall. They were ern rest room facilities. Many travelers stop at the accompanied by the scoutmaster, Odell Harris, George Crossman park during the Spring, Sum of the Troop Committee, and mer and Autumn seasons, as well as the many families who meet George T;?p of the ward bish opric. A hiking trip was made for reunions there, is pointed for 10 miles into the mountains out. Suitable facilities at the to Twin Lakes where some good park will elevate the rating of disfishing was obtained. They stayed the city and will provide a in tents and cooked out of doors. tinct wedge toward the upbuilding each one cooperating in cooking and growth of the community, is stressed by committee members, ana cleaning up, with no acci """"" headed by Virgil H. Peterson, "'"',v"1 dents. ii.1 i chairman. Mr. Peterson Although there were dally rains general h ana a heavy hail in one local! is chairman of the Lehi Coor ty, the weather failed to dampen dinating Council, spearheading their spirits, was reported. The organization for the community finances for the trip were ob- day. tained largely through the ef- BAKE SALE No need to toil in the kitchen. s forts of in distribuIs the reminder. The ladies clubs ting advertising sheets since last and Relief Society will provide winter. The scouts Included George, plenty of good home baked foods, Eddie and David Crossman, Ste ready for a'King's" taste. There ven Smith, A r dell Harris, Clay will also be a fish pond for the ANTIQUE FURNITURE TO BE GIVEN AWAY- -A special feature of the Lehi Community Carnival children, ran by the Letitian will be the grand prize of a three piece set of antique furniture, table, rocking chair and framed Tripp, Jimmie carter, Lynn Jor gensen, Blaine Carson, Dell Club . Llahonlan, Olympian and oicture. The prize was selected by the Hutchings Museum Board. Tickets are available from com willes, Layne Downs, Kirk Evans Serimpian members will provide mittee members. Wayne Allred, left, with Mrs. Ralph (Angela) Goates and Mrs. Wayne (Jetts) and Michael Girot. wholesome goodies in the way of Allred, right, display attractive pieces in the set, of particular appeal to antique fanciers. USU. acrobatic ROCKETTES.'-vtrsat- ile 'Miss Lehi Pageant," Utah Rockettes to Appser As Feature of Miss Lehi Peasant The Committee, in completing plans for the Fourth Annual 'Miss Lehi" Pageant, lias made ar rangements to present the "Utah Rockettes as a specialty act at the coming "Miss Lehi' Pageant on Thursday evening, August 26. These youngsters have re ceived acclaim in their own local area of Provo and Orem and went on to further success at the New York World's Fair where they performed on two occasslons at the New York State Pavilion and on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour T.V. Show. They competed in the Inter mountain Amateur Talent Contest, sponsored by Eugene Jelesnik in Salt Lake City and won first place from, a field of thirty variety numbers. This trip to New York City to appear on the national television program was given to them as the first prize in the state competition. The group is made up of 15 who range in age from 8 to 13 and besides having natural rhythmic abilities and great girls flexibility of movement, they have been professionally trained in acrobatic dance. Mrs. Dorothy Barclay of Provo and Mrs. Margaret Turner of Orem have been their Insturctors, training and coaching eachgirl and providing the choreography for their numbers. While in the east, they were guests of Congressman King and his wife, enjoying luncheon at the State Capitol in Washington, D.C. They will present their numbers titled an "Acrobatic Fantasy," on the stage of the Leal High School Auditorium as an added atrractlon tor out Miss Lehi Pageant. Because they have been so well received at all their performances, this win be a real opportunity for residents of the northern Utah County area to see them perform. Tickets for the Pageant are available in business houses in downtown Lehi and will be sold at the door. Curtain time is 8 p.m. (Adults $1.00, children under 12, 50 cents). Lehi Hi School Studsnts Register ftondoy, Principal Dale H. Price of the Lehi High School, announced the opening of school on Monday, August 30, with a welcome to the incoming students. If there are any new students in the community, they are asked to contact the school any time next week, is the reminder, so that classes may be lined up and registration effected. Also, Mr. Price announced if any students who attended last year desire to make a change in their courses, they may contact the counselors next week. so that they may receive help. The counseling staff will be at the school all next week. As ahelp in planning for school, the following information is pro vided. On Monday, August 30, 1965, all ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students are to report to the Little Theater of the Lehi High School for orientation, registration, and payment of fees according to the following schedule: Twelfth grade, 9:00 a.m.; Eleventh grade, 10:30a.m.; Tenth grade, 1:00 p.m.; Ninth grade, 2:30 p.m. In keeping with the procedure passed by the Board of Educa tion of the Alpine School District the following fees will apply for the 1965-6- 6 school year for all students attending the Lehi High SchooL Grades 10, 11, and 12. $7.00 Activity fee 2.75 Deposit fee to Hspk 30 Handbook and .23 Directory P. E. Lock 6 2.00 Towel fee 10.00 Book Rental Total $22.00 Ninth grade: .....$5.00 Activity fee 2.75 Deposit fee Handbook and .25 Directory P. E. Lock & 2.00 Towel fee 10.00 Book Rental Total ...$20.00 All class textbooks, exclusive of s e m i n a r y texts will be furnished by the school for ninth and tenth grade classwork. Students will be expected to exercise care in the use of the textbooks and return all rented texts to the school at the end of the year. Damaged or lost books must be paid for by the student. Such items as educational supplies (paper, pencils, notebooks) industrial arts materials, physical education uniforms, art sup plies, home economics mater ials, etc., are not considered rentals and must be purchased by the student. Your class schedule according to your spring registration will be given to you as you pay your fees on August 30. On the day you report to school, Monday, August 30 individual yearbook pictures will be taken for the ninth, tenth and eleventh grades. As in past years there (Continued on back page) Free Press Extends deadline For Subscription-Potra- it Offer Due to the tremendous response to our portrait-subscrition program, the Free Press has extended the deadline for taking advantage of this great offer to Saturday, August 28. This means you still have time to either renew or take out a new subscription to the Free Press and still be able to receive your 11 x 14 Heirloom Tapestry Finish Portrait, free of charge. This newspaper has never before been able to make such an outstanding offer and your overwhelming response has made necessary this time extension. We are sure there are many families who would still like this giant 11 x 14 portrait so why not clip out the coupon from today's ad and send it with your check to this office. All persons subscribing to this offer will be contacted by phone or mall in regard to their appointment time with sittings to begin Monday, August 30. A professional portrait photograph- er from Westvale Studios will be on hand to take the pictures. If you are currently a subscriber, renewing prior to your expiration date offers no problem. We'll Just add this renewal to your present subscription when it expires. 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