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Show . ... 1 fasx ' THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, February 28, 1957 uiiiiii. mi) Mini wlfilj mums GO ONLY LOW-FFJCED CAR WITH AIRLINER ' riCLIuIiid SEATS' Halstrom Motors 508 East State Road Phone 275-J High School News ' FFA At th regular monthly meet- lng of the American Fork Chap ter of Future Farmers or America Ameri-ca held February 2!rthe local FFA speech contest was conducted. conduc-ted. v-w .-j'---' Richard Bromley talked on The Problem of Agriculture", and Ronald Inouye's speech was entitled en-titled 'The Family Farm.": Judges Clare B. Chrlstensen and Jean Fugal awarded the decision de-cision to Ronald Inouye. He will represent the American Fork Chapter In the regional contest to be held at Provo High School, March 4. The winner of this contest con-test will represent the region at the state contest to .be held March 28 at the Hotel Utah. . After the speech contest two very Interesting films on wild life and fire fighting from the Forest Service were shown. The" week of February 18 to 23 was National FFA Week. The program ' conducted on the 21st was part of the week's activities conducted by the local chapter. TQEflT YGOO FAE1II1 TO ! . ' Start Spafford milk today. Itsrichness, flavor and goodness come to you bottled in Sparkling Glass. And it's the freshest you can buy." Glass protects the flavor lets you see every drop you drink. So order milk today from Spafford Dairy. Just call 164 and watch your family come back for more. It's oil bottled in our Modern Up-to-date ' 1 ; Grade A Milk Plant. SPAFFORD DAIRY , Phone 164 . . American Fork 'THAT GOOD MILK" ; Homogenized Pasteurized . T TOZ LPSCD MANUV I SEE .YOUR WAY TO SAFETY . . . Good vision Is essential -to safe driving. Have your eyes examined regularly. When you're driving, if you don't see right, at . first glance, ?you may never have a second . chance. Play safe. Let us check your vision. E. . I'JEBD JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST Lehi, Utah un TED MEN TO TRAIN FOR REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Age 21 to 60. Must be residents of this county two or more years. Competent appraisers receive $325 to $450 per month. Farm experience valuable. Write Box 67, American Fork Citizen. V, VV ' KENTUCKY SOUIION UNCI 1810 . .A , - G . at k 7i Of f J U I - -ma wan Grant. Robinson to Wed Lehi Miss J' J Mary Jean Flygare Announcement Is being made by Mr. and Mrs. Karl (X Flygare of Lehl, of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mary Jean, and Grant Evans Robinson of American Fork, a Brigham Young University Univer-sity student. The couple will exchange nup tial vows In rites to be solemn ized March 22 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The parents, of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Robin son, American Fork, will act as host and hostess of the bridal party at a wedding breakfast at the Lion House in Salt Lake City. In the evening the bridal pair will be honored at a reception at the Lehi Second Ward. An original wedding gown Is being made by the bride's sister, Karleen Sorenson. Newlyweds Honored at Reception Following Impressive Temple Rites Miss Esther Day became the bride of Myron Glade Smith In an Impressive ceremony per-pormed per-pormed Wednesday, February 20, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Day of Highland. Mr. Smith's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Smith, American Fork. Accompany mg" them to the temple were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, parents of the groom, and Mrs. Day, mother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day, Mr. and Mrs. Melvla Day, Mrs..Ludvlg Larson, Mrs. Bill Hyde, Mrs. Don Bringhurst and Mrs. Cllve Norman. A reception, honoring the newlyweds, was .held that evening even-ing In the Highland Ward, with the bride's parents as hosts. A large white heart trimmed with red. roses and white carnations formed a beautiful background for the bridal party as they welcomed wel-comed their guests. The radiant bride was lovely rsi iiTitriu aid ruzm oiuuiw comuit, iaidstown. kihiuckt Meeting Called For County Farmers A meeting of ASC Community Committeemen and other farm agencies and Interested farm groups will be held Friday,- March 1, 1957 In the - Commissions Chambers In the City and Coun ty Building, Provo, Utah at 10:00 a.m. . The primary purpose of this meeting will be to discuss the 1957 ACP Program and to formulate recommendations for the 195S ACP Program. Inter ested fanners In Utah County are also urged to be in attendance attend-ance and to assist In making these recommendations. It is far easier to form good habits than reform bad ones. upon learning of the berem-ment berem-ment of inyoni dost to you, your first instinct is to n-press n-press your sympathy as eloquently elo-quently as possible. Down through the ages, fresfi ' flowers frapant and beautiful beau-tiful have brought comfort I and solace during troubled 1 times to those left behind. Send Flowers Humphries Floral Co. American Fork Phone 200 in a gown of brocaded satin in princess style. The fitted bodice was detailed with, a high neck line and long sleeves which formed points at the wrists, a- bove a very full skirt. Her tin gertip veil of bridal illusion was caught to a band of seed pearls and she "carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations.' Attending the bride were her sisters, Jean and Miriam Day, and Beverly Booth, bridesmaids. They were dressed in full-skirted ballerina-length,, princess . style gowns of red satin, and carried white carnations.. Rosemar Smith, sister of the bridegroom, was the petite flower flow-er girl She was gowned Identical to the bridesmaids. Glen Smith, brother of the groom, performed best man duties. dut-ies. Ushering were .Jerry Pace, Cllve Norman and Wayne Day. LeGrande Smith was seated at the guest book and In charge of the gift display were Mrs. Ralph Rogers and Mrs. Bob Hyde. Re freshments were taken care of by Mrs. Bob ' Hyde, .Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Mrs. Don Bringhurst, Mrs. Fern pace and Dorothy Rogers, and serving were Andrea Norman, Karen Day and Kath leen Bringhurst. Melvin Day was master of ceremonies cer-emonies for the program which consisted of the following num bers: vocal duet, Mrs. Robert O. Smith and her sister, Lorna; piano duet, Miriam Day and Aloha Rogers: readings, Law rence and Carl Day, and toast to bride and groom, Mrs. Jerry Pace. . For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Day chose a beige dress, arid Mrs. Smith was gowned In blue lace underscored with satin Their flowers were corsages of white carnations and red rosea A beautifully decorated wedding wed-ding cake,' white and pink, centered cen-tered the lace-covered serving table. The newlyweds are now mak lng their home In American Fork. By ' RUE HARPER 'I think it's a leak through that patch, covering that patch, over that one." Eliminate the guessing, we are your answer to tire repair re-pair service. RUE'S UTOCO SERVICE PHONE 89 We give S&H Green Stamps at 585 East State Road Dr. Kezerian To Speak At Fireside - Dr. Nephl Kezerian of Provo, wlll.be guest speaker at a special spe-cial fireside meeting for all Junior Jun-ior M Men and Junior Gleaners of Alpine Stake Sunday evening, March 3. The meeting will be held In the LDS Seminary building build-ing beginning at 9 p. m. -- The event is one of two major events in observance of Junior M Men and Junior Gleaner Week which. Is- to be observed from March 2 to 9. The following Tuesday. March 5, there will be a Food and Fun carnival in the stake tabernacle for everyone of thli an arroun. Shlrlynn Wilson Is chairman of the food committee; Eileen Harding Har-ding Is chairman of the adver-tlslna adver-tlslna and Sally Van Wagoner and Johnna Vee Pulley head the invitation committee. Lynn Dev- a1tt tl V Tvcftt TaVim mr mvA IlTonI m, vauuAi a V Mi 09 VUU0VU UU 11UUU1 ueaiey nave jcharge of the lunch. Aiding m oiner capacities are uienna . ttae rcnaerton. caxoie Bennett and Jane Devey. The carnival will also Include a fashion fash-ion show, games and other activities. acti-vities. , and presented cash and sugar awards by the U and I Sugar Co. Garth Becks torn r of Spanish Fork, a 4-H boy, led In beet production pro-duction with 26.1 tons per. acre. Other -boys placing among the first six In both 4-H and FFA. groups are: Michael Hansen and Ronald Francis, both,' 4-H of Spanish Fork, and Wayne NU-sen, NU-sen, Sheril Symens, and Jimmy Car as, FFA. of Spanish Fork. Take care of wlnfe?r expenses with a prompt loan oi r This season... for any reason... get. the money you need on Signature only, auto or furniture. $25 to $2000 " IF Little Security It's surprising how many peo ple live on such a narrow margin mar-gin In this wide world of ours. Bright Future Ahead For Sugar Growers Says Manager Sugar Co. Greater demand and rising world sugar prices together with 11 per cent Increase in sugar beet acreage allotments are signs of a bright future for the Utah beet grower. That Is what J. A. Wood, Salt Lake City, vice pre sident and general manager of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co, told nearly 150 sugar beet farmers from Utah and neighboring counties who met February 22 at Spanish Fork for the annual Utah County Sugar Beet School. "Now la the time If there ev er was a time of opportunity for the farmer to get into the sugar industry," said Mr. Wood. He pointed out that recent legislation legis-lation has made it possible for the government to permit an 11 per cent increase in beet acreages acre-ages Utah. Such an Increase was made to help meet the demand de-mand for more sugar because of a growing population and a broader use of sugar in industry. Farmers wanting to establish themselves in the beet sugar In dustry must fill this increased acreage quota so that in future years they will be assured of their rights to grow beets under the government allitment pro gram, he said. Winners of the Junior sugar beet growing contest-for 1956 In Utah County were announced AMERICAN FORK 15 East Main Street Ralph Wilson, Manager--Phone: 860 Bows: If on-Fri. 930-5:30; Sot 9-1-Opt vnlngt by tppointmnt ' Uom mmim to mldutt of Mt Iowa Tonight, February 28, March 1 and 2 tm til Tr n f:: Wi' a: 1.3! 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