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Show THURSDAY, APRIL 13, PAGE FOUR TIE r AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN in . 'i.i For the Younger Folks A PAGE FOR BOYS b GIRLS Birthday Club Randy Eatoagh, April 17 When It's a fine April Morn, Come Monday next. You can shout and blow your horn And read In the text-Happy text-Happy birthday, Randy! And here's wish For birthday -gifts and candy. STORY OF Harrington school's famous white rats, "Kit" and ' Rat" are still demonstrating the value of good diets to the students. "Rat" who was last week's fat rat, has lost his margin of weight to "Rit," who was last week's skinny rat because of a poor diet. The reason for the Increase in weight is that "Rit" now gets the proper diet of milk, fruit, and vegetables while "Rat" gets the undesirable foods such as coffee, and soda pop. FROM So So So So saw FEATURED AT TAYLOR'S SUPER L G. A. MARKET 84 WEST MAIN I I t ! t s I t 5 ft " k t Bedroom ... ; - . - - . , , i - .- . r j . - V T - 1 ' ' W V ft m M it H-J . . VHB ' i si I I t s t t t t S t S -ii- TO "ONLY RfANY OTHER EQUALLY GOOD VALUf: i i v" ; v I l :'r-.-K"''. ' I-' '((( fi) f t JCS ,f . Pre-School Children Have Dentist Dote Pre-schooI dental examinations ! were conducted Tuesday, Wednes- I day. Thursday and Friday of last! week and Monday to take care of the number of children who will tenter school next fall. The examinations were spon-) spon-) sored by the Parent-Teachers association. as-sociation. In connection with the ! Dental Division of the State Board of Health &nd Mrs. Mabel 1 Jones, district health nurse. I Last: day on which the dental ! examinations will be given is April 17. Registration for en- trance to school is also taken ' care of at the same time. All mothers desiring appointments ifor their children contact Mrs. i Joseph B. Mulliner (Tel. 631-W, A. F.) RIT & RAT Within two weeks time "Rit has grown from 160 grams In weight to 204 grams, which Is only one shy of what "Rat' weighs. The rats are kept In the Fifth grade room of James Nelson and the students in his class feed and care for the two white rodents. The experiment will continue for several weeks, Mr. Nelson said, to demonstrate to the students the value of a balanced diet of milk. fruit and vegetables. ORANGEADE Trig JUICE OF THE FRUIT tdsy - just punch and pour bsndj no deposits, no returns diflerttit - not carbonated big - seven full servings So imtxpem'nt - lea than 4ViC per serving Iy GREEN SPOT f Way f mt leverage counter 33c PHONE 365 lavs on this Value-packed s during D-T-R'S April REDUCED FROM S129.95 DIXON-TAYLOR-RUSSELL '' .' ' ' Burial Rites Held Friday for Sarah Jane Gardner Funeral services for Sarah Jane Gardner. 80. were conducted in the American Fork First ward chapel Friday at 1 p. m, under the direction of Bishop F. Rulon Klcholes of the Fifth ward. Mrs. Gardner for many years a rest dent of American Fork, died at her home In Provo April 3rd of causes Incident to age. Former Bishop Ernest J. Sea- strand, the first speaker, told cf the friendliness and many kind nesses extended to him by the Gardner family when he came to American Fork as a convert to the church, and which had lasted through the years. He said that Mrs. Gardner preached her ser mons by the good she did. ut. I nomas L. Martin, also a convert to the church, and a member of thp first ward while Mr. Gardner icas bishop, spoke of the personal Interest the fami ly had taken in him, which was typical of their lives. He said that no one could come to a serv Ice such as this and not go away with a resolve to live more like the one departed. Music included two trio num bers by Mrs. Joseph E. Mecham, Mrs. Ray C. Nelson and Mrs. Ri O Gardner. "Where Heaven Is" and "My Testimony,;' a solo "In My Fathers House Are Many Man sions oy Norma Dyer, accom panied by Mrs. Verl Van Wagonen and a solo "Going Home" by Ray E. Shelley, accompanied by Mrs. Owen G. Humphries, who also accompanied the trio and played the prelude and postlude. The invocation was offered by Bishop Thomas A. Greenwood DarreH G. Proctor, a nephew, pronounced the benediction, and the grave In the. American Fork cemetery w&3 dedicated by a son, Thomas William Gardner. The Fifth ward Relief Society cared for the many lovely floral offerings and pallbearers were Reed. Thomas William, Frank T., and Richard Gardner, sons, and Frant T. Jr. and James T. Gard ner, grandsons. Named as Scott Dealer MARYSVTJLLE, OHIO The appointment ap-pointment of The American Fork Nursery, 324 E. State Road, Amer lean Fork, Utah, as dealer has been announced by O. M. Scott and, Sons Company, seedsmen since 1370. The new dealer will carry the entire Scott line of lawn seed, fertilizer, weed and pest killers and precision-built I lawn spreaders In four sizes. 1 s 1 1 to 9 8 9 t J I 1 s f, 3 Pi .t 'pi 9 Walnut Ulte Sale 9 til 9 9 -5 I. i MM. FOR 4 BIG PIECES . . ' V3 Dannie Hindley, 28 Dies Following lingering Illness Funeral -services lor Daniel Beck (Dannie Hindley, 23, were conducted Wednesday at 1 o'clock in the Third ward "cftapel with Df. Homer r. Rovle. Bfchop ol in Hgnth ward officiating. Mr. Hindley died at a heal hospital at 11 s. m. Anril 8. following a lingering illness. Following the invocation by G. spencer Beck, a ladies trio com posed of Mrs. Joseph E. Mecham. Mrs. Ray C. Nelson and Mrs. R- Q Gardner, sang "Ah, Sweet Mys tery of Life". Speakers were J. Stanley Pet ers,-Lyman Beck, and Bishop Royle, who told of life of the de ceased and eave comforting re marks. Between speakers Mrs. William Wilson sang "I Lcve You Truly,' and Ray E. Shelley sang "When the 8un Goes Down" to accom paniment by Mrs William R. Ellison, Elli-son, who also played the prelude and postlude. Mrs. Owen Hum phries accompanied the trio. Prayer In the home was offer ed by Alvtn E. Monson, counselor In the ward bishopric, the bene diction was pronounced by Ken neth Taylor, and Clifford E Young Jr. dedicated the grave Pallbearers were Glen Nielsen. Merrill R. Preston, Edwafd W. Smith, Charles Hardm an, William M. Pierce, and Earl Monson. The many lovely floral tributes were cared for by the Eighth ward Relief Society. The son of James Douglas and Edna Beck Hindley. he was born In American Fork Oct. 17. 1921 He was a graduate of the Ameri can Fork High school and the Alpine stake Seminary. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was married in Salt Lake City Jan. 4, 1&45, to Margie Green, Pleasant Grove. surviving are his widow, a son Dannie D. Hindley. his parents, a orctner. j. d. Hindley Jr., a sister, Mrs. Lawrence (Margaret) Morton, all of American Fork, and another sister, Mrs. Emmett 'Emma Murdock. Provo. UTAH THEATRE MAIN 8TRXXT LEHI Friday and Saturday April 14 and 15 PLCS SECOND FEATURE aOCS IMM Sunday, Monday and Tuesday April 16, 17 and It A UiNIVERSAL- INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Wednesday and Thursday Apri; 19 and 26 plus sr.con feature Ann Sothern - Barry Nelson In ""'UNDERCOVER:: "MAISE" Provo , Concert Series Tq Feature J. Heifetz A dream of the Provo Com m unity concert committee wui be realized with the appearance next season of the world's fam ous violinist Josef Helfeta. The announcement was made at a meeting cf the committee Mon day evening when tickets for next year were apportioned. The Provo organization has been trying for years to have the violinist .appear on its series but not until this year has the com pany been able to meet the price of the highest paid virtuoso of the concert world. Tickets for the entire series are available until Saturday noon from Mrs. 8. Dwlght Packard The entire series may be attended attend-ed for what one would normally pay for a single performance of Heifetx . The backing of the Brigham Young university makes possible the high standard of artists which are presented each year on the Provo Community Concert program. CAMEO AMERICAN FORK. UTAH WEEKLY FROG RAM Motion Pictares art Your - Best Entertainment Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 13, 14 and 15 to nm ooo 6w m tern comoch MikaMHMiinn if GENE KELLY mi STANLEY DONE! ARTHUR FREED WtM) fl0lSTII-iMTtl PCTUtf ALSlO SELECTED SHORTS CHILD RENS MATIXEE Saturday, 3 P. SL "CODY OF THE PIONEER EXPRESS" Serial ALSO "BANDITS OF ELDORADO" Starring Smiley Burnette and the Durango Kid PLUS COMEDY it CARTOONS Sunday and Monday April 16 and 17 IAUAU WEJJDEU a STANWYCK-COREY "Thelma Jordon" PWJtuaiT-JOAJITETZa MM t SM ADDED LATEST NEWS AND OTHER GOOD SHORTS Matinee Sunday, 3 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday April 18 and 19 r v a 1mm - . - r 1 J ' 1 ADDED SELECTED SHORTS M-G-M's BIO f MUSICAL OyfK I J ,,eiJ I MSA S0m Ml 5L Third Ward Gleaners G leaner Girls of the Third and Eighth wards held their sheaf binding ceremony at the services cf the combined wards Sunday evening. . ' - Ramona Hunsaker Jones, group president, conducted. Program numbers were a violin solo by Maxine Binch. accompanied, by Mrs. Herman Tarduhn; a reading from the book of "Ruth" by Kaye Holmstead, a vocal solo by Nickle Ohran Harding, and an accordian number by LaRae Robinson. Coral Varney discussed the meaning of the Gleaner Sheaf, the binding ceremony was lead by the officers, Mrs. Jones, I don na Bowers and May Larson; Lou ciile A. Walker, Gleaner leader, STAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE Open 7:15 P. M. East State Road American Fork FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 14 & 15 Savage Saga of the Great Southwest! TEXAS' WITH WILLIAM HOLDEN - CLAIRE TREVOR GLENN FORD George Bancroft - Edgar SUNDAY b MONDAY, APRIL 16 & 17 TUESDAY SPECIAL FAMILY NITE S1.00 PER CAR BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! tm trrm m tcstimext sttar S3 TAILFJIX rf Tit IKE 4f JKK MUST 1 1 . IJ ri t r presented the sheaf PrUchrtt, president of the rt) le ittoJ 1TTA hn In tnrn ... bishops of the wards, DatM , Wa staff and Ttr vr-M umer Royle. Mrs. Walker presented ooiaen uieaners. May t ,0 Alene Hunter, Mrs. Harding, ij Mrs. Jones, the last named W lng completed all requiremet) bat has not received her ava3 LUlie M. Walker, president ine x waua, preseniea the to the girls, Alene Huntr ' jn4f (iAm&i rlfMnA 1. VWKKU VKAUCI W Ult IW there was. a closing chorm D the group. Beverly Bo- ers ph Buchanan - A Columbia Picture! APRIL 18TH ifkr Mt f Mvott Ml a rn.s ui3 Plus Good SHORTS and SPECIAL FEATURES MoRUMS Wednesday & Thursday April 19 and 20 Two Shows Each Night th j ' - ill' PRICES 'Adults 50 Children 25 1 |