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Show Moiljn Smith l!:n:rcd THE LEHI FREE PRESS try Amcriccn Fcifc Rotay Club Marilyn Smith, daughter of ir Mr. and Mrs. Mearle B. Smith, has been honored by the American Fork Rotary Club as an outstanding student. Pi GEORGE C BMMERM.4 vv Gccrgo C. Zimmerman Funarcl Fri. George C. Zimmerman, 69, of Lefai, died Tuesday May 3, 1977 at the American Fork Hospital. He was born June 1. 1908. in Manning, Utah, a son of John William and Jane Christine Soiberg Zimmerman. He married Mildred Norman. January 21. 1931 in Salt Lake City. Mr. Zimmerman was a barber in Lehi for several years. He was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his wife, a son Karl, and six grandchildren; his mother (Teen); two brothers, Scearl, Lehi; and Rolland. Anaheim. Calif. Funeral services will be held Friday. May 6, at 1 p.m. at the Wing Mortuary Chapel with Bishop C.J. Lindquist of the uem aixui wuru (initialing. Friends may call at the Mortuary tonight from seven until nine p.m. and Friday prior to the services. Burial will be in Lehi City Cemetery. tea tunic A free foot clinic for Senior Citizens will be held the morning of May 12 at the Eldredge Center in Provo. Anyone interested in a foot examination should call B.J. for an apLott, pointment. Mr. Lott stressed that only those with appointments will receive the examination. 768-996- 8, lhi STOLES ITEMS FROM THE HVTCHISGS MUSEUM were retumeil i Tuestlay. Offuen, Paul Kirkpatrick and Kerry Evan (on the left and right) were instrumental in the return of the artifacts. The founder of the museum John Hutching! (center) examines a silrer mounted knife, one of the fix items returned. mhi Mifeds Returned to Hutohins 'Museum Artifacts stolen from the Hutchings Museum in Lehi on June 30, 1975, were returned to the museum Tuesday after Lehi Police succeeded in having Salt Lake City and county police use pictures for evidence in several upcoming trials. Police Chief Berl Peterson said officers Paul Kirkpatrick and Kerry Evans were instrumental in having the museum pieces- - returned. Both offices had extensive conversation with the Salt Lake County attorney's office, the Salt Lake County sheriff and the Salt Lake City police department before officials there consented to use photographs for their evidence and have the items returned to the Lehi museum. Only six artifacts were retu rned to the museum and the largest part of the stolen goods is still yet to be found. Among the items returned were a rifle once owned by Butch Cassidy, a '73 Winchester rifle, a pistol made out of silver dollars, a Colt 44 Texas Navy model pistol, a cap and ball pistol, and a silver-mounte- d knife from Korea. Salt Lake City police seized the items in a stakeout on August 5, 1975. Since that time, they have been in possession of police in Salt Lake City. Lehi Police said that the case is still open and police are putting pieces together in an attempt to find all of the men involved in the burglary. One man suspected to be involved in the burglary is presently in the Utah State Prison and others who police suspect are involved will be indicted as evidence develops, they said. Despite the fact that the items have been returned to their home in the Hutchings Museum, police said they might have to be taken to Salt Lake City on occasion to be used in trial proceedings there. Seminary Choir Sets Rehearsals The Seminary Choir, which will perform at the Seminary Fireside on May 15 and again on seminary graduation services, will hold rehearsals each Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the seminary. All seminary students are invited and urged to join this choir Marilyn has achieved a 3.98 CPA during her school years and was recently named a Sterling Scholar candidate in the field of English and Literature. She has also been named one of the honor students and will deliver an address on her commencement exercises the end of May. Marilyn is active in school affairs and was a member of the girls basketball team that took third in State. She has been a member of the Future Homemakers of America and for the past four years has been a member of the Lehi High Chapter of the National Honor Society. She has also been a member of the Concert Band and participated in other school activities. She is active in the LOS Church and has served as an MIA class officer, participated in ward road shows and served as a seminary class officer. She enjoys sewing and cooking and all sports. Following high school graduation she plans to continue her educta-tio- n at Utah State University. It is to be hoped that in setting life's span. He takes into consideration the time people spend at stores in the check-ou- t lines. Pageant Committee Issues Finance Report It was revealed today by Tillie Zimmerman, chairman and Darlene Peterson, finance committeewoman, that not only was the Miss Lehi Pageant an outstanding social success, but the financial situation is alive and well. Due to the generosity of Lehi businesses and the paid ticket sales, the pageant was a financial success. Facts and figures for the pageant are as THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1977 Stan Gordons Carolyn Gordon Vacation Entertains at Piano Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gordon recently returned home after enjoying a tour of Hawaii They were put of a tour group arranged by Omstoffenon Travel Agency and enjoyed the company of their traveling companions as well as the sights seen and places visited. They traveled to most of the Islands which proved to be an exciting and educational experience. The small Islands were very beautiful and the group was pleased with their visit at the Polynesian Cultural Center. College students from the BYU Hawaii College performed. The Hawaiian Temple and grounds were also breamtakingly beautiful. They had lunch at the college cafeteria where they met many Polynesian people. They attended church services in Honolulu and spent several hours swimming and sunning at Waikiki Beach. The Gordon's trip was a dream come true and will always be remembered. J.C. Penney's employees enjoyed the piano talents of Carolyn Gordon at an Easter Pwty held Saturday. April 9. Carolyn is an accomplished concert pianist She played the First. Second and Third Movements of Mozart's Sonata K.. 333 Alegro and others. The gifted young pianist is employed as a beautician at the salon in Penneys in the University Mall. She has performed on different oc- casions with her concert arrangements. Carolyn is beginning her own solo concerts and has taken lessons from professors at both BYU own concerts. Carolyn will and Weber College. She is now being tutored by Donald Windham of Provo who himself is a concert pianist and has his start summer school in June at BYU where she intends to major in music. She will have a solo concert sometime this summer. She began her music studies with local teacher Sharon dePaula. n follows: Total contributed by businesses Ticket sales Sponsors (clubs and organizations) Special donation for luncheons (CDF) Deposit from committee for dinner Total : $ 834.50 1302.50 236.00 40.00 71.50 $2,475.50 Payments Total for high school facilities Total paid for two dinners Pioneer and Super Quality Markets for luncheon and drinks Pennys (for books & supplies) Lehi Drug, (film and supplies) Total for decorations (juke box) Total for girls flowers and trophies Total for advertising and tickets Organ Total Scholarships for 1977 Cleared a debt from 1976 for attendants' j scholarship 201.40 238.55 53.92 19.00 9.13 10.00 158.40 324.00 50.00 450.00 B"d.a.83B milDIA,10 14 O On 10dia.1200 gpl 12dw1557 OTHER SIZES 4" TO 24" m. IRRIGATION lit DRAINAGE. ALL SIZES CONCRETE ALL PRICES APE PLANT PICK-U- P 100.00 Balance on hand for 1977 861.10 The pageant committee again would like to express their thanks and gratitude to Lehi clubs, businesses and individuals for everything they contributed that helped to make the pageant a success. The committee, in order to make it an production and to support Lehi to the fullest, spent a mere $90.00 outside the community. all-Le- hi ' SALT LAKE: 333 So. Redwood Road Borjh. Salt Lake. Ph. 532-11- OGOEN: 801 West 12th St., Ph. LOGAN: South Highway 01, Ph. 0 PROVO: Ph. 3734600 (no toll charge) 399-11- 752-631- nooQbdoobooooooooooooooooooo.ooocoooo.oooooo liiiiiiiiiirmlfl o o o o o o o Moinial tell, 1 o o o o o o o o o o o terd TrycEi will picCi yp stymps end brandies. A ill w wn rsrrrs xjuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuiju -- n S x onorJ |