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Show yip Free Press - Wednesday, May , 17, 1995 - Page 4 n I. WW I u. ' X" &v ST' i c-- ' , ' 1,, ., - ' 4 fc I' 4 4 ' w ' & i j , W V . ' Sis:!:!! - 5 - - ' ' ,; v 'K - Scott Cummings Adam Hughes I ! " - i.Tv" .J - Bryce Messersmith Melinda Stevens Sarah Smith Mark Quilter Six LHS students to serve at Girls' State, Boys' State , Four boys and two girls from Lehi High School will spend part of their summer learning about the workings of government through a program sponsored by the American Legion and its auxiliary. Scott Adam Cummings, Hughes, Bryce Messersmith and Mark Quilter will be Lehi's delegates to Boys State, which will be held at Weber State University. The boys' program is sponsored by American Legion Post 19, the Civic Lehi Improvement Association and First Security Bank. Sarah Smith and Melinda Stevens will represent Lehi in the corresponding Girls State program at Southern University. The girls are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and Lehi High School. Scott Cummings The son of Paul and Gaye Cummings, Scott is a member of e the track team and the two-tim- state champion cross country team. He was not only a team captain for the year, but was also a state individual champion as well. He is currently on of the top ranked milers in the nation. Scott is a member of the National Honor Society and maintains a 3.9 GPA while taking advanced placement and honors classes. 3-- A Adam Evans Hughes Adam, the son of Nila Hughes and the late Paul Hughes, is an Eagle Scout and a Hugh O'Brien ambassador. Adam is a member of the National Honor Society, the Lehi Singers, the Lehi Youth City Council and is a of the Lehi Cross Country team. He placed sixth at the state cross country championships and was voted to the Cross Country team. All-Sta- is a member of the National Honor Society and has received the National English Merit Award and the Presidential Sports Award. He participates in track and the Spanish Club and was on the newspaper staff. Bryce te Mark Davis Quilter stuMark is a dent who is taking five advanced Bryce Messersmith hard-workin- The son of David and Sue Messersmith of American Fork, Bryce was a member of the American Fork Youth City Council, where he served as fire marshall and city councilman. He attended leadership conventions at Utah State University and Southern Utah University and also attended Timberline Leadership Training with the Boy Scouts. He was an Eagle Scout at the age of 13 and has received his bronze palm. placement classes and maintains a 3.8 GPA; he is the son of Mark and Ilene Quilter, He is a member of the National Honor Society and was nominated LDS Seminary graduation planned for 0 youth requested that charges be dropped. Several thefts were reported to police, including a wallet containing $175 in cash that was taken from a locker room at a local school. In another incident, a juvenile was charged with theft after admitting to taking items from a locker. Yesteryears Continued from front page building fronts. Other important Lehi institutions include the Lehi Drug Store (since the 1870s), Broadbent's (since 1882), Lehi Roller Mills (since 1905), the Lehi Free Press (since 1932), Hutch's (since 1946), the Lehi Cafe (since 1958), La Casa Supper Club (since 1964), Porter's Place, named for the notorious Porter Rockwell (since 1971), and the Colonial Manor (the Smuin Dancing Academy). . The Colonial House, originally Racker Mercantile, is now a beautifully restored reception and hosting center. The Lehi Memorial Building, the first municipal structure in America specifically erected to honor the memory of World War I veterans, is to be the home of the Hutchings Museum, which has won state and national accolades for the depth and variety of its collection. Lehi City municipal offices are housed in new facilities. The city also boasts a new public library and senior citizens complex and a public safety building, both built in 1913-bui- lt 5 1989. In addition to one of the finest culinary water systems in lead-fre- e the state (a $3.74-millio- n piping system, installed in 1989), the entire town is serviced by a pressurized irrigation system which was completed in 1990. Lehi's power collection and distribution system, the city's greatest single source of revenue, has been a boon to the community since 1964. At that time, city officials signed a contract to from the purchase power Intermountain Consumer Power m long-ter- Association. "Lelii is a good place to live," has been the community's official slogan since 1911. In addition to a envsafe, quiet, family-oriente- d ironment, the town offers such recreational as opportunities Saratoga Resort to the southwest, Wines Park, Willow Park, the local Olympic-siz- e swimming pool, Veteran's baseball park, and the world-famoLehi Roundup rodeo, which for the past has continually drawn top cowboys from all over America. half-centu- ry iation for being Wednesday Youth takes family car; burglaries reported A Lehi man reported that his son had taken a family car without permission and requested that he be listed as a runaway; two other minors from American Fork were also listed as runaways. The trio was reported to have a weapon and headed to Arizona; they were later apprehended in the area, and the parents of the Lehi g The Lehi Seminary Graduation will be held on May 24 at 7 p.m. at the Lehi North Stake Center, 851 N. 1200 East. Speakers and musical numbers will be provided by Other recent burglary cases included the theft of a purse containing $13Q from one vehicle; a radar detector, credit cards and change, all totaling about $200 from another vehicle; and $720 in various items taken from three vehicles in one neighborhood. One car owner saw the suspect in the vehicle where $500 in audio equipment was stolen; the vehicle sustained $100 in damages. In two separate home thefts, $955 in various items was taken from one garage, and a $200 lawn mower was stolen from another. Four juveniles were charged with possession of marijuana after the mother of one discovered them smoking in the house. Additional charges of possession of tobacco or possession of paraphernalia were also levied against some of the youth. In addition to theft of materials from construction sites, heavy equipment at one site sustained $1,410 in damages; the case is still under investigation. A Lehi man was booked into the Utah County Jail for trespassing and harassment after he followed his estranged wife to her parents' house. the graduates. There will be 168 receiving r diplomas and 13 students receiving certificates of recognition, a total of 181 gradu- i All interested relatives, friends or community members are invited to attend. ! r I I I call. have a great selection of office supplies including; ISSN No. U.S.P.S. No. 309-50- 0 Published weekly by Newtah News Group 59 West Main American Fork, Utah 84003 Office Telephone Numbers Advertising & Circulation News . . 9 3 Brett Bezzant Publisher Managing Editor City Editor Russ Daly Subscription price $24 per year Second class postage paid at Lehi, Utah Postmaster tend address change to 59 Allstate Life Insurance Company graduate You're Proud! 135 N. State Orem 225-553- PL Grove NN595 00 M i 785-125- 5 Taco and New D.I.) Del JoAnn Adams 52 E. Main Suite 3 Am. 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State Paper MEMOKDAL BAY (next to Hometown Agents Pens & Much Much More. 11 West Main, American Fork, Utah 84003 Furniture Business Cards Computer Discs Fax Paper Labels File Folders & Pockets Binders Staplers Marc Haddock 274 South 740 East in American Fork instate 0 Melinda Stevens A member of the Lehi Youth City Council, the Spanish Club, the Science Club, Lehi Singers, and the National Honor Society, where she serves as secretary, Melinda still maintains a 3.9 GPA The daughter of Ed and Susan Stevens, she has received the National English Merit Award, has lettered in track and cross country, and is listed in "Who's WHO Among American High v School Students." Having studied piano for nine years, she has received superior and excellent ratings in sol and duet festivals with the Encore Music Association. Also involved with the Seminary Council and her ward, she is currently serving as Laurel class secretary and has certified for five years at girls camp. We 0 help you save money. To find out which discounts you qualify for, just give us a her mother attended the eighth annual Girls State, and her brothers attended Boys State. Now Open In American Fork 8750-466- 9 mi wrong direction, see if Allstate can help you turn things around. We have discounts that can citi- since ates. cost of car insurance. cost of car insurance seems to be heading in the an American zen. She is a member of Encore and Bridges and participated in "South Pacific," "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Oklahoma!" Sarah has been a candy striper at American Fork Hospital for two years and is active in church youth organizations and camp programs as a youth leader. She is looking forward to attending Girls State as a means of carrying on a family tradition four-yea- We have discounts to help you drive down the If the to be listed in "Who's Who Among American High School Students." the received Mark had National English Merit Award and was on the first place team at the State Constitutional Bowl; he is also an Eagle Scout. He played a sailor in the Lehi Arts Council production of "South Pacific'' and has raised both pheasant and plants; he ties top quality flies and enjoys fishing. Sarah Smith The daughter of Glen and Beverly Smith, Sarah has served this year as junior class president; she attended fifth and sixth grades overseas, which she says helped her gain a greater apprec- W IFF Lube, Oil & Filter Change with Coupon i i i i Expires June 3, 995 i i i i i i i i i ; i i i 1 i i I i I n Transmission CITIZEN Service with Coupon PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW LEHI FREE PRESS NO. UTAH CO. 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