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Show THE Lehi Wins P.G. InvitationalTourney The first annual Pleasant Grove Invitational Softball Tournament was won last week by a team of local athletes. Members of the team included: Elroy Colledge, Marlin Barnes, Joe Adamson, Bob E ccles, Larry Phillips, Dva-yn- e Colledge, Peldon Barnes, Scott (Toby) Adamson, Ben Wool- - MP) Greenwood C arpets. Each member received an individual trophy. A large team Trophy was presented to Mr. Greenwood and is on display in the window of Greenwoods store. Marlin Barnes was also presented a trophy for the outstanding pitcher in the sey and Craig Drary. The team was undefeated in five games, playing teams from Pleasant Grove, Manilla, and Lehi. There were fourteen entrants from Orem to Murray competing in tournament action. The team was sponsored by s Vf'tV LEHI FREI 17, 1372 KEITH AND LINDA PRIOR WELCOME NEW Sky Diver BABY BORN IN AUSTRALIA Plunges to Mrs. LaRue Prior received word bytransatlantictelephoneof a new grandson born to Keith and Linda Stein Prior in Perth, Australia. Joseph and June Stein A 39 year old veteran sky divare the other grandparents. They er from Granger fell to his have five gr andchildren and Mrs. death near Lehi on Saturday Prior has seven. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry afternoon, August 12. The victim was Robert Duane Worthen. Waiting to greet the new brother are Joey, five and Williams, of Granger. Kelly Anne, three years old. Notifying the Utah County Sheriffs Department, it was found that the diver was caught in an east wind which carried him into the hills to the east. The chutist was dragged a mile and a half through scrub oaks, over fences, jagged rocks and the like. Funeral services for Robert Duane Williams were held Wednesday, August 16, at theDeseret Mortuary at 1:00 p.m. The Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge No. 259 will be officiating. Interment MEDALLIONS was in the Salt Lake City CemeCOMMEMORATE tery with graveside military rites by the American Legion 13 HEROES OP Death Hear Lehi Bon-nivi- lle Post. Mr. Williams was born May 30, 1933 in Malad City, Idaho, a son of George A. and Annie M. Vest Williams. He married Leone Joy Blankenship, June 25, 1951 in Salt Lake City. He was LEHI PONY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS- - I to r.- - kneeling, Bill Brown, Chip Atkinson, Jesse Davis, Vic Colledge, Howard Cooper. Standing I to r., Kent Eddington, John Wengreen, Ray Worthen, John Welch, Ryan Davis, Steve Carlton, and Robert Tanner. Coaches Rick Worthen and Doug Yates at back and bat boys Shane Atkinson and Monty Ortega in front. AUGUST THURSDAY, PRESS, THE "OLD WEST" coin given with every purchase of eight gallons or more of Husky gasoline. Collect 'em all! A different EXCLUSIVE AT a construction worker, miner and served eight years in the Pony Team Wins Region Title U.S. Army. Survivors include his widow; daughter, Danny Lee and Joyce Ann both of Granger; father, Malad City; mother, Salt Lake City; brother and sisters, Neal V. Williams, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Nellie May Helzer, Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Emma L. son, Lehi wrapped it all up last good little pitcher by the name weekend when they brought home of Hansen and our boys either couldn't hit him or they were the trophy for the championship put out before they could get to of the North County Pony Leafirst base. We got Cooper and gue. 1 when fine in it did Colledge on bases when Atkinson style They came up to bat and hit a hard they played the Spanish Fork Mets on Wednesday, August 9 line drive to center field scoring two runs putting Lehi ahead at the Orem Ball Park. The hitters that night were Ryan Davis, two to one. Atkinson again got Jesse Davis, Chip Atkinson, Vic to bat and scored another run ColColledge and Jeff Barratt. John to help Lehi win 1 with ledge the winning pitcher. . Welch and Howard Cooper got Lehi came home undefeated on base via base on balls, John Wengreen and Ray Worthen hit with 22 wins and the region but were put out at first base. championship. This makes two trophies this group of boys have Lehi won by 13 to 7. Vic Colledge was the winning pitcher. brought home this year. Lehi On August 10 Lehi played the people should be very proud of Pleasant Grove Tigers for first this Pony League team. The place and it was a great game. coaches and the boys would like Pleasant Grove had a mighty to thank the Lehi Bakery for donating the donuts and the parents for the drinks that the team enjoyed after the game. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Word has been received that The following applications have the team has been invited to the . been filed with theState Engineer Invitational tournament at This competition will be to appropriate water in Utah a three day tournament starting County, State of Utah throughout the entire year unless otherwise Thursday, (today). Game time designated. Locations inSLB&M. 41554 David M, Star Route, Box 22A, Lehi, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 0.015 sec. ft. of Utah 84043. Notice is hereby given that the ;water is to be diverted from two ft. deep at Lehi City Council will conduct wells a public hearing in the City :the following points; (1) S. 1650 Council room in the Memorial ft. & W. 460 ft. (2) S. 640 ft. :and W. 880 ft. from N 14 Cor. Building in Lehi, Utah at 12:00 Sec 13, T5S, R1W; and used for Noon on the 28th day of August Ithe domestic purposes of one 1972 at which time all parties of interest and citizens will be .family, stockwatering of 80 cattle, and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. given the opportunity to be heard 31 for the irrigation of 0.2? ac. :fn E 12 NW 14, Sec 13, T5S, either for or against the recommendations of the Planning :riw. I - 41571 Renee Woods & and Zoning Commission of Lehi .Larry F. Woods, 665 N. 2nd City which has been presented to E. American Fork, Utah 84003. the Lehi City Council requestQ.015 sec. ft. of water is to be ing the changing of the zoning well diverted from a ordinance and may as follows: ft. deep at a point S. 1650 to wit: .ft. & W. 960 ft. from NE Cor. Elimination from Residential and making Cen:Sec 14, T5S, R1W; and used for Zone 3 (R-that ;the domestic purposes of one tral Commercial 1 (CC-area beginning at the present .family, stockwatering of 30 cattle, and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. CC-- 1 boundary on the south pro31 for the irrigation of .25 ac. perty line of the Grant D. Smith :rn SE 14 NE 14 Sec. 14, T5S, property, 40 North 200 West then "R1W. north to the north property line - 41587 Calvin G. of the same property then east to 100 West then south to the preLewis, etux, 155 South 3rd West, :Lehi, Utah 84043. 0.015 sec. ft. sent CC-- 1 boundary line. Of water is to be diverted from Also elimination from Res0 a well ft. deep idential Agricultural Zone 1 (RA lat a point N. 80 ft, & W. 420 1) and making Residential 1 Zone :ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 7, T5S, (R-- l) that area laying along the R1E; and used for the domestic east city limit line and bounded purposes of one family, stock- - on the north by 900 North and watering of 30 cattle, & 50 sheep, on the south by 500 North and and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 on the west by 1060 East. for the irrigation of 0.25 ac. in Both the existing zoning or- SE 14 SE 14 Sec. 7, T5S, R1E; dinance and map and a map show:NE 14 NE 14 Sec 18, T5S, ing the proposed changes are on : R1E. file in the Office of the City Protests resisting the granting Recorder and may be examined - of these applications with reasons at all reasonable office hours. therefor must be filed in duDated this 9th day of August, plicate with the State Engineer, 1972. : 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Lehi City Council : Utah 84114 on or before Sept. 23, Morris W. Clark 1072. Mayor Hubert C. Lam!ert S STATE ENGINEER ATTEST: I Published in Lehi Free Press, Lehi, Utah, on August 10, 17, & Ned F. Wilson San-taqu- Bee-cro- 4) ft, is 6:00 p.m. We extend good luck to the coaches Rick Worthen and Doug Yates, and to the boys. It is hoped that Lehi baseball fans will come out and support the team in this tournament. Lehi Group Returns From Eastern Tour While at the Hill Cumorah Pageant, Lehi people, Klea Ernst, Ora Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Randal Schow, Lela Lott and her granddaughter, Diena Brennan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones who are serving a mission in the East. The Jones' send a hello message to all their friends in Lehi. They are residing in Sunbury, which is near the flood devastated area in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Jones told their friends of the terrible destruction there, stating that trailer homes and buildings had been swept away like match sticks. They said that the situation after the flooding was unbelieve-abl- e. They were checking and assessing the damage done to homes of church members there. UTAH STATEJfiEOsSOCIATION - The Greenwood Carpet team won the Championship Trophy at the Pleasant Grove Invitational Fast Ball Tourney. Marlin Barnes, team pitcher, won the leading pitcher trophy. Team members include Joe Adamson, Jason Adamson, bat boy; Bobby Barnes, bat boy and holding one of the individual trophies won by each team member; and Ken Greenwood, holding the large team trophy. Standing 1. to r., are Bob Eckles, Elroy Colledge, Larry Phillips, Reldon Barnes, Dwayne Colledge, Marlin Barnes and Ben Woolsey. Absent were Craig Drury and Scott Adamson. DAVID FEATHERSTONES WELCOME BABY GIRL CHAMPS-- Lehi Boys Chosen on Intermountain Tennis Team competition in the recent Scera Tournament in Orem. He also won the singles and again teamed with Cooper to take the doubles in the 1972 American Fork City Tennis Tournament. The Lehi Little League Tennis team of which these boys are members took second in the Tennis League comprised of teams from Provo, Orem, Pleasant Grove, American Fork and Lehi. Bishop Joe Shelton coached Little League Tennis in Lehi this summer but underwent surgery before the finals so the boys competing had to go it alone, and are to be congratulated on their fine showing. John, who is also a member Two Lehi boys were chosen as members of the Intermountain Junior Tennis team. John Welch and Robert Ellison were selected from a field of tennis players from Manti, Juab, Springville, Provo, Orem, Pleasant Grove, American Fork and Lehi. Welch is ranked number one on the team and Ellison is number three. Bob E ccles, American Fork, is the coach for the Intermountain team, John has a long string of tennis honors behind him despite the fact that he is just 14 years old. He teamed with Howard Cooper to win first place in the doubles 100-2- 50 (54-26- 1) 100-'4- 00 :- 8) 100-20- ch -- PLATES Postage Paid at Lehi 24 35 Ideal For Lining and Postoffice A the weekly newspaper devoted tc and welfare oi Lehi City interests E. x Wearherproofing Published by the Free Press Publishing Co. Every Thursday 3) 1) ALUMINUM 32 West Main Street Lehi, Utah 84403 Call Free Press Subscription Price $4.50 768-271- 197 2. City Recorder 8 ft. Cabover Camper Only 2 left 168 and 19 ft. Self Contained Trailers Toppers, Ridgewood, Stagg 4 Corner Hydraulic Jacks $2495 $247 $125 . iy m qpr-r'r- Lehi Camper a33M230 FOR FALL QUARTER The family also was informed that David has recently been sustained as President of the Sunday School of his ward in of the Championship Pony League Baseball team,willbeintheNinth Grade this fall He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Welch. Robert is 13 years old and has one more year of Junior High. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellison. 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