4 - , 7 t - I- , i St 4 ' ' : ? t .'' ' f ' 1 " 4 ;, . r ! v v - f ' l- " - i , ? , 'J " " , rV' ' 1'' '' V -4 ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walker (Cheryl Lee Beck) , Gerald Walkers Honored at Wedding Reception in Alpine Last Friday Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ger-ald Walker (Cheryl Lee Beck) win make their home In Salt Lake City following their return from the Northwest where they have been on a honeymoon trip. They were married Friday, July 22, at the Alpine Ward Church where Bishop Thayne Bateman performed the marriage cere mony. : The couple was feted later the same evening with a wedding reception re-ception in the Ward Cultural Hall with parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Beck, hosting tho affair. Parents nt trio irrnnnt are Mr. and Mrs. Horace K. Walker. All are from Alpine. For her wedding, the bride chose a lovely night-light nylon Reservations Aclrerl Fnr fIIV I VI GRA Barbequo v G.R.A. members are requested! to send in for their barbecue, tickets this week, according t Leonard Harris, chairman of thi vent. The barbecue Is to beheld Saturday, August 13, at the GRA ParklnProvo. ' Mr. Harris stated that Park capacity for car parking and barbecuing 1800 pounds of beef limits the number of tickets a-; vailable for this party. m the past there haven't been tickets available the week of the barbecue, barbe-cue, so If you want to attend,, get your tickets now, he said.' If a change In your schedule or other emergency prevents your attending, a telephone call to Lawrence Young win place your tickets to the next member mem-ber on the waiting list. Wedding July 29 : Friends and relatives are reminded re-minded of the wedding to be held for RaKell Hall and David R. : Ferre on Friday, July 29, at the Duncan Manor from 8 to 10 p.m. . v v Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hall of American Amer-ican Fork, and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Ferre of Pleasant Grove. Afnerican Fork Citizen . 88 West Main-Btreet American Fork; Utah ':"" Postage Paid at American Fork -Postofftce : Entered at the postoffice at American Pork Utah, asj second class matter under' the act of congress March' S, 1879. V ' Published by the ' y Alpine Publishing Co. "Every Thursday , E. Russell Innes, Publisher J . ' . 8ub:cripflon Price $3".50 (in advance) t , U ATI 0 N A L' N E W 5 P A P E ft crepe gown trimmed with lace! appliques and : re-embroidered with seed pearls. Features of the; gown were the lily-point sleeves,) scooped neckline and chapel! train. Her elbow-length bridal veil of illusion was caught to af crown of pearls and she carried a large white orchid surrounded with grape clusters and feathered white carnations. Attending the bride was her sister, Deanna B. Pack, as matron ma-tron of honor and Renae Beck, a sister; Elsa Watklns, Jerri Ryan, Carolyn and Lynda Walker, Walk-er, sisters of the groom as bridesmaids. Each wore astreet length dress of lavendar crystalline crystal-line with bell sleeves of white bonded lace. They carried nosey gays of white carnations and! lavendar clusters of grapes. The mother of the bride wore a pink embroidered taffeta dress while Mrs. Walker, mother of the groom, chose a pink bonded lace creation. They wore matching corsages of white carnations with lavendar ribbons. Performing the duties of best man was Kenneth Walker, brother of the groom. Ushers were Rossi Beck, Jay HealeyandMark Walker. Walk-er. Decor throughout the entertaining enter-taining area was carried out in white and lavendar. The bridal party stood before a glimmering draped backdrop with white pillars pil-lars on either side of a large mirror on which stood large baskets of lavendar glads and white carnations. The red carpet car-pet which led the greeters to the bride and groom was flanked on either side by shorter white pillars pil-lars with swags of white and lavendar lav-endar ribbons and large Jars of greenery. The beautiful five-tiered wed-: ding cake was trimmed with white; roses, green leaves and lavendar grape clusters. In charge of the serving was Mrs. Reah Carlton, Leona Pack, Joylene Beck, Clista Beck, Kaye Chamberlain, Gaye Carlton, Deri Beck and Yvonne Carlton. Arranging Ar-ranging the gifts were Cleo Shepherd, Shep-herd, LaRene Drew, Joanne Beck, Sandra Walker and at the guest book was Kathleen Brown. For her going away ensemble the bride chose a two-piece suit in green with matching accessories. ac-cessories. x Miss Paula Julian, Jay Angus Plan August 5 Wedding in Lehi Stake Center ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Julian of American Fork announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Paula, to Jay Angus, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Angus of Lehi, on Friday, August 5, in the Lehl Stake Center. , " A wedding reception honoring the newlywed couple will be held Immediately following the marriage mar-riage ceremony from 8 to 10 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. The bride-to-be Is a graduate of the Lehl High School and LDS Seminary, She was a member of the Pep Club and the school color guard. She attended Utah State l( , " ' ' ' ' " i' ' J ' V' - ' s; . v. y 1 v ,,,- f ' Miss Paula Julian ... to wed Dr. David Young Named Acting Dean At Ho. Dakota U- Dr. David A. Young has been appointed the acting dean of stu dents at North Dakota State Uni versity. : Young's appointment was announced an-nounced by President H. R. Al-brecht Al-brecht followbg approval by the State Board of Higher Education Educa-tion meeting In Bismarck recently. re-cently. , The new acting dean takes over the post from Dr. Daniel R. Lea-sure Lea-sure who resigned to take a similar assignment at the Pacific Lutheran University In Tacoma, Wash. In the position Young will be responsible for coordinating the work of the offices of the assistant deans for men and women, wom-en, the counseling center, Memorial Mem-orial Union and student activities, placement, financial aids, foreign student programs and the health service. Dr. Young took over the post July 1. He had been director of the NDSU Counseling Center. Young Joined the NDSU faculty last summer. He holds a PH.D. from the Pennsylvania State University, Uni-versity, abachelor's degree from the University of Utah, and a masters mas-ters degree m personnel administration admin-istration from Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Before coming to NDSU, Young had worked as a counselor-coordinator at Penn State. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Young, Dave grew up and was graduated from high school at American Fork, Utah. Dr. Young and his wife, Elaine, have twin daughters. Children are a great comfort In your old age-and they help you reach it faster, too. n " ILocalOy orjnod, ILGaaSQy czanaged" I've been a customer c.i Bank of American Fork for a long time. Financed my first car there. Started my savings account and checking account when I got married. Borrow-ed Borrow-ed money to finish my education. Now we're buying a new home and B.A.F. Tailored the terms to my income. And, in all those years, they've been so helpful and courteous that we've become old friends. Yes, sir, That's MY bank!" EIIJOY FULL BANK SERCICE PLUS HOME TOVII FRIEIIDUIIESS University for one year and Is presently employed at Smith Drug in American Fork. The prospective bridegroom is also a graduate of the Lehl High School and LDS Seminary. Active in sports, he was a member of the football team and co-captain of the wrestling team. He was also a member of the F.F.A. He attended USU for two years and was affiliated with the Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He Is presently employed with the Boise-Cascade Company in the South Salt Lake County area. The couple plan to honeymoon In California after which they will make their home In Lehl. , .Lit t 1 SINGING MOTHERS PRACTICE TONIGHT American Fork Stake Singing Mothers practices will be held every Thursday from 7 to 8 P-ra. . All women are urged to attend. The group will sing In the Stake quarterly conference set for September. What would you not pay to see the moon rise, If nature had not made It free entertainment? - True prayer never comes weeping home; I am sure that I shall receive either what I ask, or what I ought to have asked. Notice Notice is hereby given that the lists of the property in Special Improvement District No. 9, American Fork City, and the tax assessment lists of said Special Improvement District, showing, the number of linear feet and the amount of the proposed assessment assess-ment and tax levy against abutting abut-ting property, are completed and are available for public Inspection Inspec-tion at the office of the City Recorder, Re-corder, of American Fork City. The Board of Equalization and Review win meet at 4:00 P.M. on August 8th, 9th, and 10, 1966, In the American Fork City Hall and at said times and place will begin and will hold public hearings relating to the proposed levy, and will at such times hear and consider protests and objections ob-jections to any assessment made or any tax levied under said Special Improvement District No. 9, and will hear any person who believes himself to be aggrieved. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW G. Preston Taylor Americans ork City Recorder n,A 1 "MJJLV O Mtmbir Ftdtrol Deposit a ..... A . 4 t Miss Jane Evans ... sets date Miss Jane Evans, John L Hadfield To Wed in Temple Ceremony August 12. Mr, and Mrs. Fay L. Evans of American Fork are announcing announc-ing the engagement and forthcoming forthcom-ing marriage of their daughter Miss Jane Evans to John L. Hadfield. Mr. Hadfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Lee A. Hadfield Had-field of Lehl. The young couple win recite wedding vows In the Salt Lake LDS Temple on August 12. ? That evening they will be feted at a reception at the Evans' residence at the Utah State Training Train-ing SchooL They win receive guests from 8 to 10 p.m. Earlier, Earl-ier, they win be feted at a wedding wed-ding breakfast, hosted by the parents par-ents ofthegroom.FoUowIngthelr marriage, they win make their home In Provo. ' . Hatch-Harris Reception July 30 yi A reminder Is being made of the forthcoming open house wedding reception In honor of Carol Jean Hatch and Kenneth B. Harris to be held Saturday, July 30, in the American Fork Ninth-Twelfth Ward Cultural Hall, 673 East 3rd North, American Fork. 3 The newlyweds who win be married In the Salt Lake LDS Temple on July 29 win greet their friends and relatives from 8 to 10 p.m. on July 30., Afl are Invited. ! 'The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hatch. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Harris. STEWART CANYON CORPORATION PRESENTS TIMPHAVEN HOMES' LOT SITES' Choice 20,000 tq. ft. (nearly acre) canyon lots are available in Provo Canyon on the Alpine Loop Road (Utah Hiway 80) between famous Timphaven Cafe and BYU Aspen Grove Camp. Corporation inomborti John Stewart, Eleanor S. OImh, Juitin Stewart, Hank Stewart or Ida S. Hill will b available at moit tlmM at their cabins to thow tho lott. Sign on tha Alpino loop load Indicate whir thtw cabint aro located. Othorwiwi SEND NOW FOR FREE BROCHURE STIWART CAN VON COKFOKATION 1176 South Main Salt lakt City 15, Utah Pltot Itnd v the colorful Timphaven Homti lot Sites brochure. NAME . ................ '. ADDRESS ..... on 'Insurance Ccrporctten The bride-elect Is a graduate grad-uate of the American Fork High School and LDS Seminary. She attended at-tended the Brlgham Young University Uni-versity for two years and Is now employed at the Utah State Training School. ; Mr. Hadfield Is a graduate of the Lehl Figh School and LDS Seminary. He was active In sports and was a member of the AU State Football team In 1962. He has attended the Brlgham Young University for two years and win continue his schooling there this tan, working toward a degree de-gree In animal science. He played footban for the BYU during his freshman year. He has completed an LDS Mission to the Northern States and is working at the Kearns Crane Company at the present time. Senior Citizens to See Films of Foreign Countries ' An senior citizens and afl others interested are reminded of the travelogue to be given by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Webb on Monday July, 31, at 2 p.m. In the Alpine Stake Tabernacle. The Webbs wQl teU f their experiences exper-iences In Turkey where they have been for the past year and win show slides of the area. They win also show slides and talk about India where they have spent seven and onehalfyears. lt win be a real treat for an those Interested In-terested to attend. STATE. O O THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, July 28. 1008 . Miss Carolyn Burgess . . . engaged - - - - Mid-August Wedding Date Set For Carolyn Burgess, Gerald J. Dent An August 18 wedding in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Is being planned plan-ned by Miss Carolyn Burgess and Gerald Jessen Dent. . ; The nuptial news was disclosed at an announcement dinner given by the bride elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reld C. Burgess of Alpine. Al-pine. P ar ent s of the prospective bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Rudger J. Dent of Ogden. Later on the evening of Thursday, Thurs-day, August 18, the bridal couple win greet their guests at a reception re-ception at the Duncan Manor In American Fork. They will be further fur-ther honored at an open house to be held Friday, September 9, In Ogden, Attending the bride will be Loraine Parker, Maid of Honor; Mrs. Stanley Street, attending matron; Kathy Belliston and Linda Lin-da Nielsen, bridesmaids; and Elizabeth Burgess as flower girl. Brent Christiansen win as-' sume the duties of best man and ushering win be Ronald Dent, Ralph Dent and Kenneth Burgess. The bride-elect is a senior at BYU. She Is a member of Sigma Sig-ma Delta Omlcronandhas served "Another 1 ' Xr;;-1 I v - - ' " r i V f i W -I I 1 471'- Every pharmacy offers you: 'Longer hours to serve your health needs 'Professional pharmacist for prescription and . " advice 'Delivery and emergency night calls when; accessary . BUT ALL YOUR DRUO STORE NEEDS IN A DRUO STORE ''XC tfft 'f","7T"""""T""""""'", : " I I'-in i i. ... . i i . I on the A.S.B.Y.U. Heritage Halls council and as president of Susan Young Gates HalL ; Her fiance has attended Weber State College In Ogden and Is presently a senior at BYU. He Las fulfilled an LDS mission to Austria. The couple plan to further their education at the BYU this fan. DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE 20 year old company has opening for dealer In this area. $800 per month full time. $400 per mo. part time $1,000 security deposit required which is returnable. return-able. Leads furnished free for further Information Infor-mation and details write P. O. Box 6255, Salt Lake City, Utah. T. ANOTHER HQ vacaixyA NO VACANCY!" .. l . .... : -