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Show Univi MJcroijr, v Corporation n" ,4' Pierpont a VOL. UI Subscription $2.50 Year. Single Copy 10c THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, July 21, 1955 NUMBER 21 Loco (gayties 5eiini9 For yeen Honors Steel Day Q -'; i Eighth Ward Bishopric Wayne R. McTague was lustalned bishop of the Eighth Ward at the Sunday evening session of ward conference. He selected as his counselors,1 Thomas Joseph Griffiths and LeRoy Griffin Jr. Leo Nelson was retained as recording clerk. Steelers Lose First Game In -Second Half Play American Fork Steelers, first half champions, were defeated by the Helper Merchants, 11-10, here Friday night in the first game of second half play in the Industrial League. A two-run rally by the Steelers in the last of the ninth fell short of tying the score. It was Helper's first league Tictory of the season. The Merchants finished in the cellar and the Steelers in first place in the first half play. The Steelers, although beaten, out-hit the Merchants 15-1Z. Paul Kitchen of the Steelers g6t the big blow of the game a homer. American-Fork will meet the Provo Timps Thursday, July 21, 8:15 Djn. at Provo. Friday, juiy 22. Pleasant Grove will playat American : Fork at 8 : 15 p.m. HELPER 'J-A'i. B -H O A EtzeL If ZlLfZ-' 1 2 1 Wnnriward. ss 4 4 12 Atwobd. cf ..' 3 2 0 1 OAwfbrd. e' 3 0 5 0 Regis, 3b ..." .: 4 0 0 Thaddis, 2b 4 2 4 Halverson, lb 5 0 12 Hatch, rf, p .....J...-. 5 3 3 Kulow, p, rf 5 0,0 Totals 39 12 21 12 Wavne R. McTaeue Heads Eighth Ward Bishopric Ten of American Fork's most lovely and talented young women wo-men are vielng for the honors of Steel Day queen, the highest gift the city has to offer during each year. Selection of the queen will take place in the Coral Jr. Chamber Members Help Organize Riverton Jaycees Irvin M. Chlpman, Jay H. Lar-sen, Lar-sen, H. Grant Ivins and LaDell E. Terry traveled to Riverton Wednesday evening to assist with the organization and election elec-tion of officers of the new Riverton River-ton Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Chlpman is state vice pre sident this year, Mr. Larsen is state chairman of youth activity, and Mr. Ivins is a past state officer, offi-cer, i ' ' for a number of years, as a member of the stake board for two years and superintendent six years. He is football coach at .the lo cal high school. His wife Is the former Lillian Goodwin of Boise, Idaho. They are the parents of two daughters. B H OA 4 13 0 5 110 5 3 2 3 4 2 10 6 3 10 0 5 112 4 16 0 4 2 2 2 2 10 1 20 1 3 41 15 27 11 AMERICAN FORK Kitchen, cf Oyler, If Hardy, 3b Tate, rf Krug, lb Powers, ss Storey, c ....... .... Peters, 2b 4 Sorensen, p Schroder, p Totals 41 Helper 204 100 03111 American Fork .. 011 500 01210 The last half schedule for the American Fork Steelers in the Utah Industrial League will proceed pro-ceed as follows: Julv 21: American Fork at Provo, 8:15 pan. Julv 22: Pleasant Grove , at American Fork, 8:15 pm Julv 29: Provo at American Fork, 8:15 p.m. ; JuIt si: American Fork at Helper, 7:30 pjn. - . Antmst 3: American Fork at Spanish Fork,. 8: 15 pjn. ; - August 10; Helper at American Fork. 8:15 pan. Aumist 17: American Fork at Pleasant Grove, 8:15 pjn. August 19; Spanish Fork American Fork, 8:15 pjn. . August 23; American Fork Provo, 8:15 pm August 26; American, Fork SDanish Fork. 8:15 p.m. SeDtember 5; Pleasant Grove at American Fork, 1:30 pjn. Clifford E. Young To Deliver Pioneer Address A Miriam Francom as Elder Clifford E. Young will deliver an address on a phase of Mormon Pioneer history Sun day, July 24 at.7p.m. in the Second Ward ChapeL Special musical numbers will be presented present-ed by Johan Haas, a tenor from Bountiful. . ; . ' This special program will be under the direction ' of the American-Fork Camp, Daugh ters of Utah Pioneers, Mrs. Ray- Wise; mond E. Monson, captain. . Wayne R. McTague, counselor to Bishop Homer F. Royle for the j past five years, was sustained as bishop of the Eighth Ward at a conference session held Sunday evening under the direction of Phil D. Jensen, Alpine Stake president. Bishop McTague selected as his counselors, Thomas Joseph Griffiths and LeRoy Griffin Jr., with Leo Nelson retained as re cording clerk. A financial clerk has not been appointed as yet. The reorganization was made necesary three weeks ago when BishoD Royle. 5 who has served since the Eighth Ward was divf- ded from the Third Ward, was, made a . member' of the . stake-; t presidency. , . Vi Present at the ward conference were tne stanepresiaency,rnu D. Jensen, Stanley ' D. Roberts, Dr.- Homer. FJRoyle, with Leland P."Priday, clerk; F. Rulon Nich- oles, Willard R. CleghornDean R. Garrett, J. Fred Scholes and Ross C. Burgess,- members of the High CounclL ; Bishop McTague has always been active in church work, having hav-ing served a mission to the Ha waiian Islands and returning to the Islands a few years later as district president for three years. He has served as one of the Seven Sev-en Presidents of Seventies, Sunday Sun-day School superintendent and Sunday School teacher. For the past six years he has been a scoutmaster and a coun selor to BishoD Royle for. five years. He is married to the former for-mer Mary Lundell of Spanish; Fork and they are the parents of two daughters. MrGriffiths moved to Ameri can Fork from Orem, Just a little over a year ago, and shortly after af-ter that was made second counselor coun-selor to Bishop Royle. While living liv-ing in Orem he was active in the Timpanogos..Ward, serving as president of the Mutual, un-Drovement un-Drovement Association and El ders Quorum, and chairman of the tron committee... After graduating rrom nign school. he studied two years at Brigham Young University. He is presently employed as saiety inspector at Columbia - Geneva Steel. Mrs, Griffiths is the former for-mer Mary Callahan of American Fork. They have three children, a boy and two girls. ; A native of American rorx, jar. Griffin has spent his entire life hew except for the two years he was a member of the armed forces for-ces and three years he spent studying at Brigham Young University. Un-iversity. - ' "" V He was an all-state basxet- ball player while in high school and Just recently activity counselor coun-selor in the Mutual Improvement Association. His wife is the for mer Cleo Wagstaff also from American Fork. They have one small daughter. At the present time he Is employed at Griffin Bakery. Mr. Nelson, who has served as recording clerk for the past year and a half, was retained ln'chalrman of the Lions Club, was that position. Prior to that time 1 8peaker at a meeting of the he was chairman of the building T nluh Thursda evenine. committee. He served nine years Sunday School superinten Fire Department Called To Put Out Grass Fire The fire department was called to .the Ralph Seibel home, 388 West Main, at noon Monday to extinguish a grass fire which had gotten out of hand. The fire was put out wlthourdamag3 be lng done. Theatre the evening of August 17. Entered In the contest are Miriam Francom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Francom, Fran-com, brown hair and eyes, 5 ft. 3Vi in. tall, 268 East 2nd South, 243-J; Marilyn Hunter, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hunter, Hun-ter, dark brown hair and blue eyes, 5 ft. 4 In. tall, 42 Grant Aw., 5 3 9; 'Carol Jean Molascon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Molascon, brunette hair, and brown eyes, 5 ft. 4 in. tall, 325 Yale Circle, 473-W; Irene Monson, Mon-son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Monson, blond hair and blue eyes, 5 ft. 7 in. tall, 278 South 1st West, 508-J; Patricia Pate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud W. Pate, blonde hair and blue eyes, 5 ft. 7 in.-tall, 25 Roosevelt Ave., 321-W. Marlene Pawlowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawlowski, blonde hair and green eyes, 5 ft. 5 in. tall, 225-J; Carol Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stan-ley D. Roberts, red hair and brown eyes, 5 ft. 7 in. tall, 238 South 1st West, 136-W; Marilyn Tuckett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tuckett, blonde hair and blue eyes, 5 ft. 6 in. tall, 295 East 4th North, 258-J; Car olyn Walter, daughter of Mr. and blonde hair queen Washington Mrs. W. J. .Walter, and blue eyes, 344 Ave.. 462-R; Janice Wing, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman j Wing, blonde hair and blue eyes, 5 ft. 4 in. tall, 55 South 2nd West, 123-R. Wednesday, July 20,- the girls received the first in several lessons les-sons in charm and poise from Suzanne Poulton, Miss Utah. Monday, August 1 the contestants contest-ants will be feted at dinner and a fashion show at Hotel Utah. Following the contest August 17, the girls will have dinner in Salt Lake City and meet Governor J. Bracken Lee, August 19. Arrangements Ar-rangements are belag made with L. F. Black, general superintendent superinten-dent of Geneva Steel Company, for the girls to tour the plant. Mrs. Al Larson,' queen contest chairman, has announced that Judges will be Mrs. Virginia Howard and Mrs. Robinson, Salt Lake City, Mis Utah Judges; Mrs. Ray Fadel, former Miss Utah; Ut-ah; Myron Fulwrath and R. F. Stone, of the Geneva Steel Com pany Mrs. Harold Ramsay, president of the Presidents Council, and other officers of th council, have been most cooperative and helpful in contacting the girls and in various ways assisting the contest committee. ;. Steel Day Queen to Ride In Pioneer Parade' Miss' Sherma White, who was Steel Day queen for. 1954, has been chosen to represent the city in Days of '47 parade in Salt Lake City Monday morning. She will also ride in any other community com-munity parades held between now and Steel Day and be given the responsibility of inviting others to attend our celebration. Accompanying ffer on the float will . be Miss Peggy Hansen, at tendant to the 1954 queen, and Miss Jeapette Mercer, Miss Am erican Fork of-1954. The float is being made by the . Firemen's Auxiliary under the chairmanship of Mrs. John Var-, ney. ... - " Concessions A contract for the midway has been signed by the Frontier Rides and Shows from Tucson, Arizona, according to Steven Murdock, carnival chairman. There will be at least ten rides, for children and adults, and a number of concessions. The carnival car-nival will be set up on Church Street. Concessions for the city churches will be open until July 30, according to Mrs. Junior N. Williamson, secretary. U ;t : , X '. -.' - ; J ' : - .. 1! Carol Jean Molascon Marilyn Tuckett Irene Monson Carol Roberts Marlene Pawlowski Janice Wing Patricia Pate. Lion Members Hear Address v By Frank Daih Frank F. Dain, Provo, superin tendent of Industrial Relations at Columbia-Geneva Steel Co., and oast president and zone dent. He has worked in the MIA Mr. and1 Mrs. Albert Taylor, American Fork, and Mrs. Taylor's Tay-lor's 6ister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Carter, U Lions Club Thursday evening, July 14. Mr. Dain chose as his subject, "The Part Utah Is Playing in the Industrial Development of the West". He told how each year the president of each division of S. Steel must present to the Sprlngvllle, returned home Fri- -Board a summary of eacn years day from Pontlac, Michigan,; events anl the future plans for where they both purchased a each division. He presented his new car. Enroute home they summary in film, which he visited in Chicago, 111.; Tacoma, showed to those presint, on the and Glacier National future developments and past Park. - years awviues. A portion of his talk Included Lionlsm. He gave a rousing speech of the benefits to the community .from the Lions Club and what to do to keep Lions Club members interested in community com-munity projects. LeRoy Griffin, past president, presented a pin to Harold Ram say, past secretary, for being a 100 percent secretary, and also the past eacretary's pin. Presi dent Francis N. Mortenson gave the past president's pin to Mr. Griffin. The club members are plan ninz a canyon party for Thurs day, July 28, when more awards wUl be made. . City Recreation Playground Playground Is still being held each Thursday from 1 to 4 p. m., at Robinson Park for children school aee ana up. very loveiy things are being made by the h hobby and handicraft classes. 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