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Show i'i"fiiiiri'i"i Lehi Free Press New Utah! For many years, members of the local American Legion post have been placing flags at the graves of each deceased veteran on Memorial Day. As the number of deceased veterans grew, graves were harder to locate and some of the veterans were occasionally not honored. At that point, American Legion Post 19 officials decided to place flags in a central location in memory of their deceased comrades. Although the latter practice has been faithfully followed each year, the veterans have decided to erect a permanent memorial at the Lehi City to assist the man with what appeared to be car trouble explained when apprehended that he ran because he feared that there were warrants out for his arrest. Smart man: there were three such warrants, totaling more than $1,000! Unfortunately, he had a little extra baggage beside the warrants in the form of a marijuana pipe and a plastic bag containing a green, leafy substance; the drug and paraphernalia charges, along with the warrants, landed the man in the Utah County Jail. A Lehi man was cited for domestic violence assault after allegedly inserting a vegetable in his wife's mouth in a rather forceful mannerAfter explaining his side of the story to police, the man chose their option of a citation, along with his promise not to cause any more problems. Police investigated a possible forgery when an employee of a local business reported that a check had been returned by the company's bank. Cemetery to honor all veterans and their respective branches of service. According the Carl E. "Black-ie- " Harris, American Legion Post 19 is working to create a granite monument, complete with the flag and insignia of each of the five branches of service surrounding a lighted radio-controlle- the Thanksgiving Point railway which could serve as a gift shop and a headquarters for the hobby group. Construction of the railway is slated to begin in April 1999 and culminate in October 2000. on his own. BYU engineering students are being enlisted to help build bridges and other structures. The few dozen members of the Utah Garden Railway Society, a fledgling club of model train enthusiasts, are eager to donate their labor. Catherall hopes a railroad company will provide funds for a life-siz- Natalee Tait and Lee Adam-so- n are reigning as Senior Queen and King respectively, over this week's Homecoming festivities at Lehi High School. Royalty was announced at a school assembly yesterday and will be crowned at the Homecoming football game against Uintah High School Friday, Sept. 18, 7:00 p.m. Attendants to the Senior King are Travis borensen, 1st, and Layth Christofferson, 2nd attendant. Callie Trane is 1st attendant to the queen, and Leslie Aldridge, 2nd attendant. Junior King attendants are Curtis Jex, 1st, and Coby Wilson 2nd, with Rachel Peck as 1st, and Lindsey Robinson as 2nd attendant to the Junior Queen. Homecoming festivities this year- range from traditional., Pajama and Nerd days to lunch-timtricycle races; obstacle courses, pie eating contests,-and karaoke concerts. Tonight's activities include a powder puff football game and a car bash at 7 p.m. at the i e ? school. Tomorrow night will bring the traditional homecoming bonfire at 8:30 p.m.; this year's bonfire has been moved to Thanksgiving Point's parking estimated at approximately $20,000 and can be completed with donated labor; some funding may be available through county grants, but that source is not guaranteed. Legion officials are asking for financial help for this wor Moore, 768-989- der Harris, or Comman- 7, 768-949- , v tmtmtltM. j firHMmllHllt . .lij.i Ik j 1 WE'RE Then Catherall's dream project will eclipse the largest existing garden railway at Los Angeles County's Fairplex, covering 300 feet. model train station, e thy project through donations made by individuals. All donations should be made to the Veterans Memorial Fund, co Karl Moore, 1735 N. 500 West, Lehi, UT 84043. For more information on the project, call 2nd Commander American flag. Cost of the project has been WlMIWMIIMAil'iMlil)il,lfB begins Homecoming festivities LHS fj d Page 3 Timpanosbs Region Train Continued from first page snow er, with plows ready to clear off the remnants of Utah blizzards, the tracks also are designed to withstand expansion in the heat of glaring summer days. Catherall is in the process of purchasing components for the garden railway. Despite all his experience, Catherall says he can't build 16, 1998 - Wednesday, September create Cemetery memorial Am. Legion hopes to A Pleasant Grove man, who fled on foot after being approached by an officer who had entered the parking lot - II M H li 4 i Wf I EN YOU NEED US! s When you're sick or injured, we're here when you need us. At Timpanogos Regional Hospital, we know you deserve quality care delivered efficiently from competent and caring doctors and nurses. TRH's Emergency Department is open 24 hours a day and features: No-wa- it registration Convenient freeway access - TRH is located just east of Orem's 8th North exit Completed care for 82 percent of TRH's ER The 1998 Homecoming Royalty at Lehi High School includes, front row: Mark Larsen and Crystal Durrant, honorary king and queen. Back row, L to R: Callee Sunderland, junior queen; Dave CHristofferson, junior king; Lee Adamson,.n senior king; and Natalee Tait, senior queen. team have prepared a special lot near the animal park. e routine just for homeat the festivities Opening football game will include KSL coming. Alumni cheerleaders have also been invited to parflying in the game ball by helicopter. The National Guard ticipate in the game activities. Color Guard will present the Homecoming festivities culwith the traditional minate a cannon and also colors, ignite each time Lehi scores. 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