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Show Nominate mom for newspaper contest Free Press - Wednesday, April Students compete at state fair Workshop Lehi's Meadow Elementary will government during World War II. In performances, David Madsen, be well represented when the Utah is extra two special things she's done for Clinton Fair DeMill, Jason Brown and gets underway Monday History special, she's the prettiest, the others or for you. and 28 and 29, at the Jason McGee, will Lake to state a April Tuesday, kindest and the best cooky-bakfor a Send it into this newspaper, P. 0. of the signing of the University of Utah. miles around. Do you want the world Box 7, American Fork Utah, 84003 or Black Hawk Treaty. The perStudents the school's from upper to know about her? Would you like to drop it off to the office on 57 West with 200 students formance also Look first place in the make this Mother's Day extra fun Main An informative, miniature float grades competed 2. by Friday, from May the and Provo Alpine Districts junior division at the BYU comfor her? Your mommy could win a $40 gift workshop will be held this Saturday, at the Provo Regional History Fair petition. Civic certificate good at a variety of local April 26, at 10 a.m. at the Lehi at Brigham Young University and Jared Asay, who took third place 100 If you are 12 or younger you can stores (that's first prize), a $20 gift Center council room, 95 E. brought home four first places out of in the elementary division of the nominate your mommy for the certificate (that's second) or a North. nine divisions - an extraordinary same category, also qualified to Anyone thinking about building a annual "Nominate newspaper's to Jonathon subscription to any of the three local miniature float for the Lehi parade performance, according compete at state. Mommy" contest. Just write down a Newtah newspapers. Katz, a sixth grade teacher at the The Black Hawk War was the want to excellent won't this miss of couple the reasons your mommy school. . Entries will be published in the to hear how and see how subject of Margaret Worthington's is really neat, tell us about one or opportunity May 7 edition of this newspaper. it's done from the professional and Using the theme "Conflict and and Kisha Clark's project with in first the veteran float builders. Compromise in History," students captured place on comof concentrated division local historical All that elementary information, judging miniature float rulings, building events for their entries. The first petition. materials, float rental, costume through third place winners will go The girls also received an award designing and even more in- -' on to state competition. First and for quality use of maps from the 1 214 W. 100 N. formation will be discussed. A slide second place winners at state will be Utah Nila HUghes Geographic Society. 2 511 N. 200 W. June West presentation will be given by a eligible to compete in the National Todd Comer, Chris Tucker, 3 620 N. Center representative of Modern Display,' History Fair to be held in June in the Darwin Estes, Adam Olenslager and J.B.Cooper 4 nation's capital. 10 E. 300 S. of Salt Lake City. Blaine Thomas Colby Nelson will be competing in 5 631 N. 500 W. ' is chairman Janet Willis Carl Harris In individual competition, sixth the Economic Project competition, 6 s, 789 E. 1080 N. : of the workshop with Gayle Tim Eisenhart grader Christie Shiba won first place junior division, with their region 7 541 S. 500 W. Carol . Powell, Peggy Lewis, in the research paper competition. first place entry. Shirley Tripp 8 720 N. 1060 E. Jean Hatch, Rebecca Beck and She competed with students from Sandra Wqrthen of The presentation boys' 9 70 N. 100 E. Janette Allen assisting. Lars Jenkins 6 through 8. Education - A Financial Burden also grades 10 1216 N. 300 W, Theme for the Lehi Miniature Karen Turner Christie's paper deals with took a second place in the history 11 624 W. 2100 N. Parade this year is "Every Day a Japanese concentration Mary Herring camps competition. Katz said that is the 12 1735 N. 500 W. Holiday." established by the United States first time any group has taken Virginia Moore 13 119 E. 1150 N. Dale C. Ashton Cedar Fort 200 N. 75 E. Donna B. Cook Fairfield 18040 W. 1600 N. Roland L. Hansen Saturday for floats You know your mommy er ' Democrat mass meeting locations . . ; (768-838- Hut-ching- , Continued from page ago the tractor would have cost half that amount. On the other hand, milk prices are about the same as they've been for years. "Milk comes off at $1 per 100 weight. It's really squeezin' us." They do not complain about property taxes, a problem that is plaguing many people. "We're in greenbelt. I've no complaints about taxes. We live in a free country. We want to pay our share," Kaye said. A field trip to Fox's Dairy is on the agenda for many school children each spring and the family enjoys conducting tours of their dairy. "Lots of the kids have never seen where milk comes from. It's' fun to let them strip a cow. You should see their faces," Kaye laughed. He praised his wife Lana saying, "She's special. She was raised on a farm in Idaho and helped bag 'feaid. She'd potatoes up there-Sh- e never marry a larmer. He also praised his brothers and their wives. "Jill's great, too. She's not afraid to get her feet in the manure, and Chris supports us in everything." A devout member of the IDS Church, Kaye said, "The Lord's told us what we should do and we've always come out on top. Our cows have been good to us. It's a good life. We've learned to help each other and our kids have learned responsibility and the importance of helping one another. They've learned," Kaye continued, "that if they've got chores to do, they'd best get 'em - " Anna old farmer donned his hat, coat, and boots and went out to help them. The Sale prices good through Saturday, April 26 Reg Shorts for the . 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When Kaye realized that the Jordan and land around the river would be dredged for flood control, he contacted BYU and told them of the artifacts. He also told them he was sure there were plenty more to be found. A team of archeologists from BYU excavated the site prior to the dredging and uncovered a gold mine of Indian relics. Grinding stones, bowls, arrowheads, knives, and many other artifacts were taken to be cleaned, labeled and studied. , They found tracks where the pony express traveled and hthe. stage coach road to Camp Floyd was still there. "It was the only organized dig in Utah County that other people haven't got to and destroyed," Kaye said. Now, Kaye has received word that the. collection will be on permanent loan from BYU and state archeologists. The artifacts, some dating back to 700 A.D., will be displayed at the new Lehi Junior High School. Kaye Fox's interest in the land transcends today's mechanized and commercial aspects of agriculture. He has seen evidence of an era tools and toil eked where hand-hewout a harvest for' generations to ' come. j- 1 awards in more than one category with one project. In the Economics Project Division, second place also went to a Meadow Elementary group. Shawn Holcomb, Kye Nuttal and Shay Clark will be competing at state next week with their project on Geneva Steel. Entries in the fair fall into five categories: research paper, visual display, live performance, multimedia presentation and economic history. Educators and professional historians will serve as judges, evaluating students on their ability to think historically, place their subject in historical context and present their subject in an interesting and creative manner. The grand prize at the State History Fair is an trip to the National History Fair. Other prizes include 11 scholarships to Utah colleges and universities, cash awards of $75 and $50 for the best research paper and visual displays, and plaques, books and ribbons. 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