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Show Free Press - Wednesday, June 18, 1997 - Page 7 Strawberry Days celebration to be held today through Saturday if By KALYN SECRETAN Pleasant Grove says welcome to Strawberry Days! The carnival is in town, the rodeo grounds are all cleaned up, 400 cases of strawberries have been ordered and a lot of people are working together to carry on the oldest continuing celebration in the state. Strawberry Days will begin today with the Children's Parade at 5:30 p.m. The rodeo begins tonight at 8 and will continue through Saturday. June 18 through 21. The traditional all day celebration will be tomorrow, June 19, with two Parades, one at 10 a.m. and another at 6 p.m. The parade will start at the Pleasant Grove High School and end up down town. The evening parade will begin downtown and end up at the high school. The doors to the DUP Museum and Cabin will be open at 10 a.m. for tours and they will continue throughout the day. The DUP will also hold a bake sale at the same ? . . ' y -S y 3 Shane S. Peterson, Anilee Kirkham Don and Lueen Kirkham of Lehi are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Anilee, to Shane S. Peterson, the son of Steve and Cathy Peterson of Seminary. She has also graduated from Salt Lake Community College with a medical assisting degree. She is employed at the American Fork Clinic as a medical Draper. The couple will exchange vows in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Friday, June 20. A reception will honor the couple that same evening from 6:30 to 9 at The Colonial House, 187 V. Main, Lehi. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. is a graduate of The bride-to-b- e Lehi High School and LDS assistant. The prospective groom is a graduate of Alta High School and LDS Seminary. He served an LDS Kenny and Sandra Jensen of Lehi are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their Don to Brooke, daughter, Hutchings, the son of James E. Hutchings of Lehi and Diane E. Lohse of Carter, Mont. The ceremony will be Saturday, June 21 at The Colonial House. A reception will be held in their honor from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Colonial House, 187 W. Main, Lehi. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. in Billings, Mont. He is mission attending Salt Lake Community College, majoring in business management. He is presently employed at Daw Incorporated in Draper. The couple will make their first home in Lehi. Attending the bride will be Brianna Elizabeth Miner, Donovan, Mandy Westwood and Torie Jensen. Best man duties will be performed by Zack Reid, with David Broadbent and Toby Jensen as The Recreation Department will sponsor a pet show, a greased pole climb and a pie eating contest on Friday. The pet show will be held at the This week in baseball we find the Mustang League locked in battle with the Brewers, coached by Brent Rees, facing the A's, coached by LaRoy Hooley. These two teams jfmy 'JPV .I will definitely pro- an offensive- Y f -- fk v'e to the game with both teams con stantly scoring in the double digits. The Brewers will showcase the exceptional batting of Lucas Austin, Brady Nielson and Landon These experienced players bring confidence and stability to the Brewers. The A's counter with their scoring powerhouse led by Luke Bodily. e all-sta- all-sta- d d and Ryan Miller. This trio can definitely put the ball over the fence at any given moment. The Pony League will be featuring Robert Gray's team, the Reds, facing the Giants of Don Hadfield. The Giants feature speed from Kyle Gray Davenport, 'hristofferson and exceptional .ntting power from John White and Michael Rosenhan. The Reds will counter the attack with tenacious defense led by Jason Carter, Colby Peterson, Kenny Roseman and AJ Gause. Kenny brings a fierce pitching game and is capably backed up by the rest of the Reds. Everyone is invited to attend the games at Veterans Ballpark located at 700 W. Main. ' ic all-sta- selections. Crystal Reese was singled out as the best ball player, MVP, in the 3A high school division in both the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune. Reese, a pitcher-firs- t baseman, was credited with two of the four wins in the state tournament as well as always having a solid average at the plate for the Pioneers. Joining Reese on both elite lists were Rebecca Allan, Rachel Bailey and Katye Gillman as pitcher, infielder and outfielder, respectively. The Trib also selected outfielder Josalyn Chamberlain and catcher hon Stacey Johnson for first-tea- ors. Callie Gillman was singled out for second team on the Tribune and first team at third base on the News mythical squad. Chamberlain and Johnson were honored by the News for second team recognition. Lund, in addition to her academic standing was honorable mention in the Deseret News. All concerned fans, parents, players and coaches are still waiting for the colleges to make their selections from the seniors on this all-sta- team. Callie Gillman and Johnson are the only underclassmen on the mythical teams. Buckaroo Rodeo signup deadline nearing Preliminary competition for the annual Buckaroo Rodeo have been scheduled for the next few months. The Utah County Fair will host the finals on August 16 at the Utah County Fairgrounds as part of the fair. To compete, area youth must first qualify in a city Buckaroo Rodeo. The top two winners in each event eligible to participate in the finals. Events include sheep riding, poles and barrels, steer's and break away. Age classes are, Junior, ages 8 to 10; intermediate, ages 11 to 13; and seniors, ages 14 to 18. Youngsters 7 and under qualify for sheep riding. The Lehi Buckaroo Rodeo will be held on July 12. Sign up on July 1 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. by calling Lori Thomas, 768-415- Color: Sable brown face with orange ears, white body with grey blocks on the back. Very friendly and loving. Last seen on 200 East & State in Lehi. If found If no please call answer please leave a message. We will call you back. 2 00 , , sc Leavitt Insurance Business Insurance - Business Auto Contract BONDS (license, permits, notary etc.) Individual & Group Insurance Plans Package Policies (auto, homeowner, renters) p.. ? i () mal styles. She has many fresh ideas & styles. Susan is a graduate of Bon Losee & previously worked at Lehi Barber Stylist Enjoys cutting Men, Women & Children's hair. Katie is an experienced nail tech who uses only the best of products. (Solar Nail) She does nail art & prviously worked at Lehi High School cross country season is now underway. The team meets Monday through Saturday at 8 a.m. outside Lehi Senior Seminary building at the northwest corner of Lehi High School. Coaches Gaye Cummings and Peter Edmondson invite all junior and senior high school runners to participate with the team. Speed workouts will be held in conjuncy tion with the Striders on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at the American Fork High School track. A current USATF membership card will be Katie Hardy, OFF for appointment or just walk in! S. 79 Main PI Grove a full set of nails. 785-380- 3 Our Tanning Beds Give a Great Summer Tan! We now represent for preferred drivers: Travelerslnsurance ICACrrn jHjL tmim tic Tri-Cit- required. EC call For more information, Coach Cummings, Your independent agency gives you the choice! 768-422- SAVE Six Pioneers to play on r AN ADDITIONAL 10 WITH AN AUTOHOME PACKACF (NEXT TO ALPINE CREDIT UNION) All-Sta- 76 South 360 East game Saturday American Fork, Utah IT'S THE KAWASAKI JET SKI9 WATERtRAFT. Ml Six Lehi High School football players will be part of the 3A football team which plays All-st- against the 2A Saturday, June 21 Jl Kawasaki this All-sta- Susan Pierpont Call the Cutting Corner. Mention this ad for $5 i at 7:30 p.m. in Pioneer Stadium at LHS. The six Pioneer gridders include Kyler Fisher, Jason Smith, Riley Petersen, Nate Nelson, Nathan Christofferson and Jake Beck. Admission of $4 for adults and $3 for children under 12 and other proceeds will be donated to help defray medical expenses of a young man from Provo who was seriously injured last year during the football season. I II. ll i k i 1 I UP TOl t Mi" "m ijrtm 1 Vvri! fit I v jtK , draper; Utah cmwm B owe n 17 (Jaz) is an experienced stylist specializing in color weaves, highlights, wedding & for- The l4Z95MinttemanPrive Now Showing in American Fork H Name: Jasmine Susan Pulham, Cooper Blanc and Chase Hooley. This trio leads a very strong organization dedicated to hitting the ball. The baseball will definitely be flying out of the park on this ball game. Over on the Bronco field, we find Bill Olsen's Orioles facing the Padres of Gary Cooper. The Orioles feature a team capably led by Jake Freeland, Ryan Olsen, Lance Carlton and Joshua Carter. This fearsome foursome features a defense-mindeattack of the game to compliment the heavy hitting spotlighted by the rest of their team. At the other end of the bat, the Padres feature a strong offense led by Drew Robinson, Trent Stanley 5K Pet; Missing! nail technician! tight in Mustang league the Valued Family Prime Design Salon Cross country runners now in training with Saturday. Plan to come and enjoy a dish of strawberries and cream in the Park or at the Rodeo Grounds. announces a new stylist & Honors showered on state champs By TRACY WILSON Softball honors continue to pour in to the Lehi High School state champion team camp which won it all in May by going undefeated throughout the league season and the post season playoffs. Last week the two Salt Lake newspapers named City state-wid- e teams and their to complement for teams in the academic all five scholastic divisions. Lehi placed all nine of its starters on the list of 3A honorees. Announced earlier in the post season were Heather Lund and Katie Heaps for inclusion in the academ Saturday Strawberry Days run at 8 am. The Softball Tournament will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Manila Park. The Strawberry Days Tennis Tournament for Men's Doubles will be at the Manila Park at 7 a.m. The City of Fun Carnival will be open Wednesday through Battle Creek Park at 10 a.m. Children can bring any pet and will receive a reward. Money will be available for those who can climb the greased groomsmen. The bride-to-bis currently attending Lehi High School. She is employed at Porter's Place. The prospective groom is at Hutch's TV and employed Appliance in Lehi. Sports Brewers, A's way on location at 10 a.m. The Strawberry Days Boutique will begin on Thursday at 9 a.m. and continue until 8 p.m. The hours will be the same on Friday and it will be open on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. "Talk, Talk, Talk will be the title of the Children's Youth Play at the Little Theater in the Library. The play will be presented Thursday and Friday at 2, 3, and 4 p.m. Anilee Kirkham to marry Brooke Jensen, Hutchings to marry Brooke Jensen in Salt Lake Temple rites Don Hutchings June 21 Mel pole and retrieve the paper bills at the top of the pole. It is a fun event to watch even if you don't intend to climb the pole. The pie eating contest will begin at 6:30 p.m. Various age groups can compete and the first one to eat a piece of pie without the use of their hands wins a prize. Sporting events will get under- ur-- L s. 'i Wendi D. v. i v -- . flnlw f. Prr HUGE SELECTION 6F LATE MODEL SPECIALS: i Stand-up- Marshall Ml Agency Manager North 470 West American Fork Duff Shelley Kawasaki 260 E. 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