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Show 1 ...,-...- .... ., f I : I c:.:ht THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, November 4, 1954 lH:.ii,. IIc3pital Notc3 Patients receiving treatment at the American Fork Hospital during the past Week included I-Irs. Emily Yancey, William H. Roberts, Mrs. Thomas J. Griffiths, Grif-fiths, Steve Willhite, Mrs. Louise Cunningham and Luella Miller, American Fork. Out of town -patients were Lawrence : Kirk, Joseph W. Mann, and David Jorgenson, Pleasant Grove; Reed Buckner, Provo; Mary Laynne Carter and Mrs. Audrey Brown, Orem, and Donna Mills, LehJL " 1 1.. 1 1, i hi i .i . Beta Slrma rhl . Members of the .Fsl Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. Heber Grant Ivlns recently. re-cently. Plans for the card and table game party were discussed and It was decided that proceeds would be ; turned over to the swimming pool project. The party Is scheduled for Thursday, November 18, 8 p. m. In the Forbes School. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Max Chirk or any member of the sorority. so-rority. - The. general committee for the evening Include Mrs. Ivlns, Mrs. Mandril Simpson, Mas. Stephen P. Shelley and Mrs. Dean Bate-nan. BETA SIGMA PHI - . i ' , --.. Card and Table Game Party Thursday, November 18, i - 8 pjn. at Forbes School. Cavemen Battle;- Pioneers to 1343 Deadlock American Fork Cavemen and Lehl Pioneers played to a 13 to 13 tie on the Lehl gridiron Friday Fri-day afternoon., , -,..,,:,,.,.,, Xt marked the second tie game American Fork has played In two weeks. The week before Coach Leo Kelson's Cavemen and Pleasant Orove fought to a scoreless tie on the P. O. field., Lehl broke the scoring ice early In the first quarter when a 55-yard forward-lateral pass play put the ball on the one and the Pioneers sneaked it across for. the first score of the game. ,.. American , Fork went ahead 13-7 by scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter. The first Caveman score came when Myron My-ron Smith Intercepted a Lehl pass and ran 40 yards to the Pioneer eleven. . A fourth-down pass, Oene Laursen to 'Milt Forbush, produced pro-duced the touchdown. The try for the extra point was no good. The Cavemen scored later In the same period .when Laursen climaxed a drive by going over from the Lehl one-yard line. Laursen's placement was good. A 10-yard march in the fourth quarter produced the second Lehl touchdown. A 30-yard pass was the key play In the drive. It iut the ball on the two.- - A line plunge for the extra point was good but Lehl was offside and the Pioneers failed to convert from the one. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft, Champagne, HI., were visitors this past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilde. . COME IN AND HELP US GIG AtlDflUEnsnQV -ON-, fcterdayi November 13th . Msny Free Gifts Awarded Including ' Tire, Oil, tub Job, Etc. ":ustdropTn and register any timeHbetween now and" November 13th. Listen to our Radio Program each Wednesday over- KDCXv DAVE STEWAEFS -: SERVICE 77 West Main . ' . - - - -. , ' AmericahFork CMs.and Socials Presidents Council Presidents Council met Monday Mon-day evening, November 1, at the home of Mrs. Byron L. McFar-lane. McFar-lane. It was decided they would -sponsor one main project this year. , The ' date has been set for November 29, but the project as yet has not been decided upon. Funds will be donated to the following causes: cancer, polio, Red Crow, crippled children, cerebral palsy and heart, and the remainder of the money will be turned over to the swimming pool fund. Firemen Halloween Frolic A costume Halloween party was held Saturday evening - by the American Fork Firemen and Ladles. Auxiliary. The fire-house fire-house was decorated with fall flowers and corn stalks. The lace' covered serving table was centered with a large pumpkin surrounded by various kinds of fruit and flanked on either side by orange tapers. , . Mrs. J. Clyde Birk,, Warren Anderson and Neldon Varney were awarded prizes for the best costumes. : Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Wagoner and Richard Evans Judged the costumes. A hot buffet supper was served serv-ed to forty guests. Dancing and games took up the remainder of the evening. : 'y-r Lehl Garden Club; American Fork-lbsHenrClttb members and gardners are cordially cord-ially Invited to attend a meeting meet-ing of the Lehl .Garden Club Thursday, November 11, at 7:30 pjn. In the Lehl Memorial Building. Build-ing. . Mrs. Howard Hausknecht, Copperton, will show slides and speak on chrysanthemum culture. cul-ture. Mrs. -Roy L. Fermen will be in 'charge of the meeting. DUP MEETINGS ; Adams Camp Mrs. Henry Parduhn will be hostess to members of the Adams Ad-ams Camp at her home Thursday, Thurs-day, November 11. Mrs. S. A. Harris will give the lesson and a history will be read. . Late Want Ads F03 SALE Westlnghouse auto-matic auto-matic washer.: $5. TeL 0191-R3, 0191-R3, or contact Glen Barratt, TeL 704, Am. Fbrk."'1-:'- H-4-H BETA SIGMA Pill-Card - and Table Game Party Thursday, tttrr$tb&'W9M If Forbes -School.,,- , : ; ;, v -ii4tt FOR SALE 9 acres suitable for building lots In new eastside --building areaiCaiieventega, 150 N. 6th E. TeL 632-NM, American Fork. k tt vt-i twvwM'rp:?' J'J4tL BETA SIGMA PHI Card and - Table Game'Party "Thursday, November 18, t pMx. at Forbes 3 - : n : - ' i Met only cat year of terric a , tactor can loss as much at 20 of Us ' - original power, According to auihox- - Uatirt forces,Tid&k wh&t &! means.. . If you'v let your tractor go longer than that wilhout a checkorez) " , 11 could nfan yonr tractor is dliv tig ccly a pc5ttioa ci Us original power , eating tar more fuel than it should . . . paVtr.a rou spend lonaex hours ia the 'fieM' vwaAviMxajcmvtSt: Obviously it pays to have your tractor given a frequent and thorough chads ovtri Lei our skilled mechanics look it over. 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