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Show Four THE AMERICAN . FO .qnZEN,Juy, A)ril. 23, 1953 5 AF Cavemen Dominate Sports Scene lionday night American Fork High School sportsmen defeated opponents from . Wasatch and pleasant a rove In both baseball and tennis. The tunc were played on the local diamond and courL In ths baseball gam Oene Launen hit two tingles and a double for American Fork. Mer-lyn Mer-lyn 8 tenson smacked two sing w ana a double lor Pleasant Orove and myne Blnch (AF) got the payoff hit, 'a two run single In the sixth that broke a 7-7 tie. Score was 9-7. Score by Innings: Pi 0. 4 0 0 3 0 0 0-7 froth The Buyer and " Seller Benefits From Advertised Selling Tell Your Merchant Yea Read His Advertisement la i The Citizen A. P. 0 i:i4 1 R 7 9 2 H 10 11 0-8 E 1 4 Pleasant Drove, American Fork Tennis In the tennis matches American Ameri-can Fork won four out of five. In the No. 1 singles, NesJ Mor. tenson (AF) defeated Lee Thac-ker, Thac-ker, 6-2. 2-6, 8-6. No. 2 singles, Jerry Parduhn (AF) defeated Oary Olles 6-3, 6-4. No. 2 singles, John Wentkanp' (Was) defeated Craig Mortenson 6-2, 6-2. In the doubles Elton Abel and Merrill Bateman (AF) defeated Roy Ritchie and partner 4-6, 6-3, 0-7; and Orant Robinson and John McNeill .( AF) defeated Kent Atere"and EdMcAffee 11-9, 6-4. Richard I. Ricks Is tennis coach this year. State Relays In the Utah High School Activities Act-ivities Association relays held at the BYU Saturday, American Fork took fourth place in the quarter mile with Harold Behold, Beho-ld, Ouy Humphries. Boyd Hog-lund Hog-lund and Jerry Chadwlck form ing the team. In the sprint medley American Fork was second. In the running were Harold Scholes, Olen Courier, Cou-rier, Don Carlisle and Kent Day. Again in the half-mile relay the Cavemen dropped to fourth place with Scholes, Humphries, Chadwlck and Hoglund In the race. TIMES too s TIDES! TIDES! ALE... -33 1-3 OFF- All mokes of tires that have been token off of New Ford Cars and Replaced by HEW GENERAL TIRES. cost. This price Come is Below Actual Dealer in Now! .WhUejhey last! Only Cash flLPIHE K0TCI1 GO. . 194) East Mala - - rhone 124 V "Tssr Friendly Fera Dealer" Federal Tax Extra American Fork. BYU Inviting Western States To Spring Meet Annual Invitational ten n 1 tournament, track and relay car nival sponsored by the Brig ham Young University will get under way today when the tennis tour nament is held. An invitation has teen extended to schools in all the. western states. Today for the Junior high and 10th grade tennis tournament, Dick.RicM.:.eoach.,wllltake Al len Preston to play in the sin glee and Arlen Greening and Lee Taytor to play in the doubles for the Junior high, and Craig Mor tenson in the singles, and Oor- don Bennett and Allan Cunning ham in the doubles for the 10th grade. Friday the senior high will be represented by Neal Mortenson in the singles; and Merrill Bate man and Elton Abel in the doub lea. Friday Coach Leo B. Nelson will take 40 hopefuls from the Junior high school and tenth grade to enter In the track and relay carnival. He expects boys from the tenth- grade to make good showing in all events and the 9th grade especially in the high Jump and sprints. 8aturday Jerry ; Parduhn will be the high school entry as all around sportman, taking part In nine events, the 100 yard dash, low hurdles, 440 yard dash, high Jump, pole vault, broad Jump, discus, Javelin, and shot put. The 30 high school boys going to the meet should show up best In the high Jump, Javelin, phot put, and sprints, Coach Nelson said. PROVO RIVER FISH LAW-CLARIFIED - Among the angling to open on May 2 is a portion, of the lower Provo River-and there seems- to be some confusion as to Just what is open. Irish and' Game Department spokesmen said Monday that the river and all its drainage below the Murdock diversion dam win be open May 2. The Murdock di version dam is about a mile ab ove the mouth of the canyon just east of the city of Orem. Legal fishing is from the dam downstream. - Water behind - the dam will be closed until June Wendell Moyle Breaks Leg in Fall From Horse Wendell T. Moyle, Alpine, had the" mlsrbrtune" Friday to-faII from a horse and break his leg Sit below the ankle.-He spent e time from then until Tuesday night in ths hospital but is now at home with the injury in east'-' f ' j ' ftnrn sels the tend M53 The Nef .Standard of the Ameijcan Road 1.! ft :,- WW, " i i M , ' ' t m Vlfj """" ' Wih ilorth More fcttofet, it worth more when yon buy it . . .worth mow when you sell hi Built for go Built for kefps... Dalit for beanlj... Yon cm ckoo Vour KMBpriAa ptnrw ia Tmi. , Tskl ehbsr dW 110-h.StAsvSur V-8 or 1014.p. Mils-sm Mils-sm Multr Six. Both bars Tod's AutoeaatM Power Pilot. Rami S cress sosmUr bti-seetioa (nam with spedsl Kim lets mis aw Fori kkt ft fot jmxi. Ford's huD- tight eooi tructioa keep out water, dust sad eWts. The 'S3 Fod leaves 'ess all Wund in style, with a aew) lonser. lower, too toaith look. Choote ImtlSafW moil, U body styUs, is a wide range ol color and upholstery cet&aationsl k Set it.,. Vain Check it.,. Tel t Drive it Ford rJt'JLr. ALPINE I10T0R COMPANY 190 East Main Phone 124 American Fork Clubs and Socials Basketball Team G nests ef Fardahns Mr. and Mrs. Herman Parduhn were hosts for a chicken dinner Wednesday evening of last week hi compliment to the American Fork High ' School basketball team, the coaches and their wives. Snapdragons were used as a centerpiece, ' place cards were a white block A mounted with a small red basketball, and each of the team was presented with a gift. ' Following dinner some of the boys' fathers appeared and put on a skit, -.They were Francis B Abel, Wilson Cunningham,' Fay Chadwlck,' Joseph Hoglund, Owen O. Humphries and T. J. Turner, with Mrs. Humphries as accom panlst. Mrs. Junior N. William son gave a reading and proposed a .toast to. the team, and .Mrs. Robert O. Smith and Mrs. Kenneth Ken-neth Francom entertained with vocal duets. Those present .were Ronald Turner, captain; Elton Abel, Merrill Bateman, Wayne Blnch, Jerry Chadwlck, Dale Oreenlng, Boyd Hoglund, Ouy Humphries, Mackey xBoley, OTJelT Nielsen, Kenneth Pierce, Jerry Parduhn, Coach and Mrs. Leo B. Nelson, and Coach and Mrs. Don Overly. Robert Smith, manager, was not able to be present. American Legion. Auxiliary Lona Watson, Cedar City, president pres-ident Department of Utah American Amer-ican Legion Auxiliary, was guest speaker at the meeting of. the local auxiliary ' Wednesday N evening eve-ning of last week. She reported on the national Civil Defense conference held recently In WashlngtonrD. C, and a trip to the west coast with Eve Ashton, Vernal, nationalpresldent of the auxiliary. Eve Coakley, department depart-ment secretary, was also in attendance: at-tendance: ' Mrs. Karl Banks, Pleasant Orove, outlined the community service and child welfare programs pro-grams of the auxiliary. Mrs. Joseph E. Mecharn, Mrs. R. O. Gardner and Mrs. Ray C. Nelson sang "April Showers" and "My America," and Carol Oreenwood and Barbara Lee played clarinet duets. Mrs. Stanley Chlpman, unit president, took charge, and Mrs. Olen M. Cooper and Mrs. Aaron Oreenwood were program cochalrmen. Mrs. Chlpman presented a copy of the book "Key to Peace" to Mrs. C. D. Strang who will place It on the public library shelves, and reported that 10 copies of the book had been presented to the high school. Birthday Dinner For Mrs. Stewart A family get-tcgether and dinner tn honor of the birthday of Mrs. William D. 8tewart was held Wednesday evening of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaOrahde - Oudmanson, Payeon, with Mr.- and Mrs. Harold Har-old Chlpman, and Dr. and Mrs. George L. Whitby as co-hosta Oolng from American Fork with Mrs. Stewart were Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Stewart,- Mn. William J. Chadwlck. Mrs. J. H. Singleton, and. Mb SjMjie Isonjj Junior Arlitra ' Miss Oayle Hall, a dramatic major at the -BYU, read the three-act play "Major Barbara" (Shaw) before Junior Arlitra members Monday evening. An nual election of officers advanced-Mrs.- Howard - OordotC.yice president, to the office of pre ident, taking the place vacated by Mrs. Leo H. Wootton. Elected officers were Mrs. Dale R. Jensen, rice president; Mrs. tra "J. Taylor' Jr. secrelaryrMrl Brian Packard, treasurer, and Mrs. Dale P. Nash, historian. Retiring Re-tiring with Mrs. Wootton were Mrs. Eldon Roberts, Mrs. Reese Nash and Mrs. Ernest Thomas. The ..meeting., was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Anderson with Mrs. Thomas and 'Miss Jane Packard assisting hostesse! With OBoys Stuttgart, Oermany April 14, 1953 Dear Citizen Staff: I feel I should write and thank you for the Citizen which I re-celve re-celve every week. ' It is truly a pleasure to read all the good old home town news.. I look forward each week to its coming and think you are doing a very fine thing in sending the paper to the people away from home, especially those in the armed forces. It is truly a morale builder. The point of my writing, besides be-sides thanking you. Is to. tell you that lately I have been receiving two copies, one addressed to the old outfit and the other to my present address. . Please ' send only one to: Pft. Dale W. Stelner, US 50191752, Hq. Spec. Trps.. MP Det. 7th Army, APO 40, Postmaster, Post-master, N. T4 NV:Y. " I am very fine and in good health. There hasnt been much happen of late, other than the regular routine. However, last March 31, our outfit went to Frankfurt for a ceremony for the USAREUR commanding general, gen-eral, Lieut Oen. Eddy who retired retir-ed from the army that day. ' As you know, I sm In an honor guard outfit and we were chosen to represent - the army honor guard. There was also a navy honor guard and an air force honor guard there. Oen. Eddy Inspected the honor guards and 6000 other troops passed In review for him. I felt It a privilege to do this and will always remember the experience. On April 1 we were back in Stuttgart where I took part in a -similar ceremony when Lieut. Oen Bolte turned over his command com-mand of the 7th army to Lieut. Oen. Hoge. Oen. Bolte replaced Oen. Eddy of his command of USAREUR. It was truly a pleasure pleas-ure and privilege to have taken a small pari in these ceremonies. Thank you very much for the Citizen. May the Lord bless you. the staff, and editor for your generosity to the servicemen and others from home. ;. Sincerely,' Pfc. Dale W. Stelner. Statements, Ruled Forms, Letterheads, Let-terheads, Envelopes, Business Cards, and - Wedding Announce-ments, Announce-ments, are a few of the. many and varied types of printing available at the Citizen Office. I f if xrl 1x f. The EHRIU I enhance the gtcat I BoatbonTaste of. Vi fin before it drisics i ...bstneyet - tftcrwardj! fncfui, ' I - r:im -WraThorn ton -Drug . - raoNK i American Fera, Utah SO H (D)WFS New L arge Stock WILL FIT ANY MAKE CAR SET Ad D OP 1 m xibmHWbCIIMMnu. SEE THESE JEW GOUERS TODAY iSeiiiito-iStipplfc 21 East Main Telephone 234 American Fork Strdght orBIcnft Mr i$k OTM II f00r . Ct6iUNf"IR00tlBHDRtTUCIY lUlt0 WHimT'COBTAIKS flt.CtllN NIVTlAl trillTt..TH 01D SUNNY IKOOX C9VtNYaO.JSViU.JUCY , -4 |
