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Show THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, August 30, 1956 i I' . , vru AT THE PRICE AT THE QUALITY TOU WILL SHOP AT O. P. SKAGGS IN AMERICAN FORK SEEDLESS GRAPES 3 LDS. 25c mTr'HUfDETOC Long Green 9c Slicers - FOR CAULIFLOWER u. 9c .URAGLE I'JIHP qt 54 VINEGAR In Tour Own Container GAL. 39c BACON Swift's Sliced LB. 49c GROUND BEEF 7"" 3 ,M $1.00 FRYERS 1 LB 12 0z -Cut p 07 peas Urf. c. 10c PILLSBURY CAKE TUX - 3pkgs.79tf LOOK FOB MORE BARGAINS TH SALT LAKE NEWSPAPERS SAVE UP TO 20 On ' FIRE COVERAGE (On Protected and Unprotected Dwellings and Contents) With No ..yS" XNo Membership! , M J Joining Fees .JkL Fees . Zm DBURANCB afS EXAMPLE $10,000 on Building brick, composition roof $35.00 5,000 on Contents furniture, personal prop. 25.00 $15,000 Protection 3 years $80.00 less 207 savings , 12.00 Net cost lor 3 Years' Protection ..... $48.00 Save 15 on Farm Property. You can be SURE if you Insure with Mutual of Enumclaw Lewis M. Rowe Insurance Agency Phone 111 or 112 P.O. BOX 208 AMERICAN FORK, UTAH U TTFIY &. IfATERFI 6 id ' KENTUCKY IOURBON e M a SUVV. loin Mi) ri armf CJ f ATIIf JU AID riillll BISIIIUIT COMPAXT, lAtDSIOWN, UMIUCKT Miss Kaye Varney Wins Place In County Contest Miss Kaye Varney Miss Kaye Varney, who last week was chosen Miss American Fork for 1956, was selected as attendant to Miss Utah County 1959; In a contest held at Provo Friday evening. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Varney. Miss Utah County is Marilyn Moon, Miss Sprlngvllle of 1955, who will represent Utah County in the contest at th gtat$..Falr, the other attendant is Miss Banche Whiteock, Payson. Miss Varney, a student at the Brigham Young University last year, will enter the Utah State Agricultural College this fall. Miss Linda Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olen M. Robin son, who is first attendant to the Steel Queen 1956, also enter ed the county contest. Clubs and Socials Ladies Literary Dr. Richard D. Poll, political science department of the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University, who recently re-cently returned from a trip around ar-ound the world, will be guest speaker at the opening meeting of the Ladles Literary Club Thursday, Sept. 6. He will give an introductory talk on International Inter-national Relations to, tie up with the club's planned program. The meeting will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. Aaron Ross, president, with Mrs. Vern Walker as cohostess. Garden Club , American Fork Garden Club was hostess to similar groups from Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Lehifor a canyon party Saturdav evening at the Cave Camn. Sixty persons enjoyed a steak fry, group singing, and organ music by Margaret Mc Millan, LehL on Glen Chadwlck's famous World War I organ, special spe-cial guests were Fred Augsber-, ger, Salt Lake City, Dorothea Newbold, Riverton, both past state presidents; Mrs. Chris Christensen, Pleasant Grove , state vice president, and M. L. Wadley, Lindon. Committee in charge of arrangements were Mrs. D. W. Jones, president; Mrs. Glen Chadwick, Mrs. Mary Lloyd and Mrs. LeGrande Mott. Glen Varney Family 4 Observes Birthdays Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Varney were, hosts for dinner recently when three birthdays were celebrated, cele-brated, those of Sherman Varney, Var-ney, Pleasant' Grove; Glen Varney, Var-ney, home on leave from the Navy, and Rebecca Varney, daughter of Sherman. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall and Douglas, Mrs. Sherman Varney, Jimmy, Richard, Chris, Mary and Gordon, Pleasant Grave: and Paul Varney. Glen Is renorUns next week at Washington, D. C, for two weeks special training before ne embarks em-barks for NaDles. Italy, where he will mend the next three years He recently returned from Formosa, For-mosa, where he was secretary to the fleet staff. Bridlettes' - Bridlettes and their husbands enjoyed a ride Sunday to Mill Canyon and then went for ran cheon to the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelly In Tibbie Fork. Making the ride were Mr, and Mrs. Dee Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. Dick McKinnjy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin V. Frandsen, Mr, and Mrs. Irvln M. Chipman, Mr and Mrs. Chancy Watts and the Kellys. Monday evening club mem bers met at Alpine Grille for dinner. Mary White was the guest speaker. The devotion of thought to an honest-achievement makes the achievement possible. Mary Baker Eddy ( H- ' t Soma reasons why REPUBLICANS . are voting mi y for GOVERNOR WEU QUALIFIED Mr. Gyda't training adariniitrator, ngi. near and ad veal or ataket him natwally wall qualified le tolv ' , Ulak'i nioii preuing problem! on roadt, water, education and economic development. : SUPPORTS EISENHOWER -Clyde hat worked cloiely with the Whit Hout itoff end the titenkower Ham. H It 100 far lk and 100 a Itpvblicoa. Ulak'i ralatiam wild Wathinglon will Karnoniovi and helpful with Clyde at Governor. THIRD TERM - Evon Governor 1m, wka taakt a third Urm, hat tloully proltiltd fha Idoa f "long tncvmbanqr In lop axtcM. Kva efficat In gartrnmtnl" until Iktt ytar. DISCORDANT NOTE - Utah't : govaraar . wot branded at. In "diuordont" figura at lha publican national convanlion by local at wall at national writert. Tkit "ditcord" kat bocoaa terioot problaa for tka Republican Republi-can Party and th Stat af Utah, TRUE REPUBLICAN - Georg. Oyd It and hat alwoyt been TIUl tepwblican. Ha It a man af principle and Integrity. Ha It I controlled by no faction In fha forty and ho no political tcart. He it Hie on fa oooln UNITE tka REPUI11CAN PAITV In Utah for carta! victory I the final election. Vote TRUE REPUBLICAN Sept. 11 in the Primary Election Vote (or George Devey CLYDE Ho hot th ajoelllicstiont and as ... portent fc aiaka great govern or. Paid political advertisement by Allan Johnson, Orem, Utah. PHONE BREAKFAST CAKES - - each m COFFEE MS - - - - each 19 DAHISH PASTRY - - - - 3 for 24i- OLD FASHIOIl C110S. CAKES , each 59c JELLY ROLLS - - - - - - each 24i ME HADE DREAD - - - loaf 19c CAKES BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED FOR ALL OCASSIONS Ml SAFE... CLE AN... FAST ! YOD ARE INVITED TO THE Featuring up-to-the-minute hints on how to live better electrically at lower cost 6th-8th Word Meetinghouse Range and Appliance Demonstration on Thursday, Sept. 6 Freezer Demonstration on Friday, Sept. 7 2 p. m. Both Days Valuable Prizes Sponsored by local appliance dealers and Utah Power & Light Co. LIVE BETTER... Electrically UTAH POWER & LlGllTrCOnPAIlY" When Mrs. James D. Hall (Faye Carter) returned home Sunday with her little son they were greeted with delight by RaKell. 9 and Van, 0. The new baby, who weighed. 9 pounds ounces when he was born Aug, 22, has been named David Kay Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall are the only grandparents. Lyle and Doris Tregaskls are all smiles since the arrival of their first son, August 22. Susan, 7, and Jan, 4, are more than haDDv with their new brother Proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Crosby, Orem, and Mr and Mrs. Albert Tregaskls. Excitement prevailed at the LaMar Argyle home, 187 South 1st East, Tuesday when mom came home from the hospital with new little Sherrie Kay, who was born August 23. Older chil dren are Judith, 11, Denlce, 8 Maria Sue, 6, and Ronald, Sharing grandparent honors are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Passey and Mrs. Ireta Argyle, all of Ran dolph. The petite blond daughter of Berniece and Don K. Olsen, 48 West Second South, who was born August 25, will be called Jill. Big sister, Mltzl is 14 months old. The Olsens moved to Am erican Fork lust a year ago, Happy grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Amasa Wall, Wallsburg and Mrs. Pearl Olsen; Spring vllle. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morton are proudly announcing the birth of a son, August 24. The 8 pound ounce boy has been named Keith Lamont. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morton are the grandparents First boy for Mr. and Mrs. J Frank Hunt (Lela Mae Adams) Sprlngvllle, was born Aug. 21, at the Utah Valley Hospital. The young man, who weighed in at pounds 15 ounces, has been named Stephen Ira. Big sisters are Rachelle and Tawna Lee Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Miller, American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Hunt, Spring vllle; and greatgrandparents are Mrs. Nellie Hunt, Long Beach, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Palmer, Crane, Mo. . Clubs and Socials Dinner Party For Bride Elect Mr. and Mrs. Don Devereaux entertained at dinner last week In honor of their neice Marilyn Osterloh and her fiance, Reed Sylvester, who were married Friday Fri-day in Salt Lake City, and also for Kent Osterloh, a nephew, who was home on leave from Fort Bennlng, Oa., where he is stationed with the Army. Prenuptlal parties given by re latlves in Salt Lake City for Miss Osterloh were attended by her grandmother, Mrs. Susie Blrk, Mrs. Don Devereaux, Mrs. Clyde Blrk, Joyce Blrk and Mrs. Ray Lowder on Monday, and by the grandmother, Mrs. Devereaux and Mrs. Leona Schow of Lehl, on Wednesday Hostesses were Mrs. J. P. Birch, Mrs. John Burgers, Mrs. Charles Lloyd and Mrs. Keith Wallin. The new Mrs. Sylvester is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marc (Violet Blrk) Osterloh, for mer residents of American Fork. Supt. and Mrs. Burton Entertain School Employees Supt. Alma P. Burton, Alpine School District, and Mrs. Burton, entertained recently at a lawn party at their home in Orem for employees of the administra tion office, warehouse and bus garage, and their partners. Spe cial guests Included present and past members of the Board of Education who have worked with Supt. Burton. A supper was served after which the group gathered -ar ound the outdoor fireplace, sang songs and told stories. Bridlettes Bridlettes and their husbands met Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter for a moonlight ride. Af ter the ride they roasted weiners and ' marshmallows. Joining in the fun were the Hunters, Mr, and Mrs. Dick McKlnney, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin V. Frandsen, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Irvln M. Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Houghton, and guests of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Dahl. Church Notices Second Ward Regular Fast Day services In the Second Ward will begin at 10:00 a. m.,vSunday, it has been announced by Bishop Fred Bo-wen. Bo-wen. All ward members are asked ask-ed to take note of the change. ... Temple Excursion Next AlDlne Stake temnle ex cursion is scheduled lot-Tuesday, Sept: 4, according to Clare B. Christensen. chairman nf the I stake committee. |
