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Show THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, February 6, 1958 I i i .J ,,X;t:i I "V ', I Boy Scout Week, February 7 to 13 to Commemorate 48 Years of Scouting More than 4,700,000 Cub Scoots, Boy Scouts, Explorers and their adult leaders will observe ob-serve 607 Scout Week through out the nation from Friday, Feb-nary Feb-nary 7 through February 13 TMs week will commemorate the 48th anniversary of the Boy scoots 01 America wnicn was ftaeorporated February 8, 1910, at Washington, D. C. A special Sunday , observance -VMM held last Sunday evening in the Alpine Stake Tabernacle for members of the community. Boy Scout Week 1958 sees the lunching of a yearlong Safety -Good Turn suggested-by President Presi-dent Elsenhower, Honorary Pres-Jdent Pres-Jdent of the Boy Scouts of America. In cooperation with other organizations giving leadership lead-ership in safety, the Boy Scouts win devote the months of March, April and May td traffic Safety. Outdoor safety projects will be promoted in June, July and August. Home safety will be featured In September, October and November. In launching the Safety Good Turn, the Boy Scouts plan to bring together for a public demonstration dem-onstration those groups involved in the safety program of the community. Window displays will feature safety this year. These will be arranged by units In their own neighborhoods. There will be demonstrations in school assemblies assem-blies and live expos when Scouts and Explorers will demonstrate dem-onstrate Scout skills in safety at street corners, church and school lawns, building lobbies and pub- Joy Warburton, Larry Beck The Boy Scouts of America is Set Nuptial Date organized tnrougn 538 local councils In the United 'States, Alaska, Hawaii, Canal Zone and Puerto Rico. Two councils are established for sons of American Ameri-can service personnel, consular officials and business representatives. represen-tatives. The Transatlantic Council Coun-cil had headquarters at Heidelberg, Heidel-berg, Germany and the Far East Council Tokyo, Japan. There has been a membership in scouting scout-ing of over 27,500,000 Scouts and leaders since 1910. '. Governor George D. Clyde has asked all Boy Scouts of the four Utah Councils, to assume a "State Wide" call to help- with a safety program. The Governor has asked all Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer Posts to Join together ai tne capital Building,-February 8, at 1 p.m. to report to the Governor concerning their 1957 "Onward for God and My Count ry" program and deliver to the Oevernor a 1958 Safety Good Turn "Pledge Letter." . Officials of the Utah National Parks Council are urging that every Pack, Troop and Post, in the Council take part in this program. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerl Warburton, Warbur-ton, Pleasant Grove,,' are announcing an-nouncing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Joy, to Larry Beck,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Bardell Beck of American Fork. The young couple have chosen Friday, February 14, as their nuptial date. The wedding ceremony cere-mony will be performed that evening at the home of the bride groom's parents. Immediately Notice Irrigation Water Transfers All transfers of water for 1958 from orlet ditch to another must be made by March 20, 1958. Francis B. Abel, Secretary v Feb. 6, 13 and 20. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR Spaffof d fresh nuK Call us Today (or Home Delivery. You'll taste the difference. - Spafford. Dairy s PHONE 164 American Fork PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, February 8, f958, is the 48th anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America, chartered by the Congress Con-gress of the United States as a program for all the boys of America; and - WHEREAS, The Boy Scout program pro-gram has affected the lives of over 27,500,000 American boys and men since 1910; and now has an- active enrollment of 4,-700,000 4,-700,000 . WHEREAS, The Movement; through its Four-Year Program, "Onward for God and My Coun try," is training more of our youth In character and qualities of good citizenship; and WHEREAS, The Boy Scouts of America marks this 48th anni versary oy launcrung a year long Safety Good Turn at the suggestion of. President Eisen hower with the avowed purpose of "Saving the basic resources of our nation its people": NOW THEREFORE, I Glen' T Anderson mayor of the city of American Fork in the statp of Utah, do hereby proclaim the week of February 7 to 13 as Boy Scout, Week and do urge our citizens to support the unselfish, patriotic service being rendered to our community by the volunteer volun-teer leaders, who give generously of their time, their efforts, and their energy to the benefit of the youth of bur city, and to cooperate in' all possible ways with their worthy Safety Good Turn in 1958. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF - I have hereunto signed my name offically and caused the seal of the city of Ameri can Fork to be affixed, this 1st day of Feb., 1958. (Signed) Glen T. Anderson' . MAYOR following the ceremony an open house reception will be held -at the Beck home, 387 . East Main, from 8 to 10 pjn. ' Relatives and friends of the couple are Invited to attend. No other invitations will be Issued. The bride-elect is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School and LDS Seminary. She is pres ently attending the LDS Busi ness uouege. Mr: Beck is enrolled at the College Of Southern Utah and the couple plan to make their home in Cedar City until he finishes school. He is a graduate of American Fork High School and LDS Seminary. Clubs and Socials r a w mm m dji rr-ym a . 1 v. 01 SUB 10)11 YHIfSS F 1 Crii if 11 1 f 1 ifi if lit I ff u) II F nil t IlOft YOU LL EAT UP! FOR TIIUR., FRIM AfJD SAL JUICE D0LE FR0ZEN PINEAPPLE S ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE & GRAPEFRUIT .r.. ...... 6 for $1.00 DOG FOOD-Vets . . . U for $100 SHORTENING, FLUFFO . . . ., 3 Lb Ca 79c TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. size 4 for $1.0b PEARS Rosedale, 212 size 3 for ji qq CATSUP, DelMonte 2 for 33c CORN, Cream Style . , ................... 8 for $1.00 GRAPEFRUIT, Pink - - - Lb. 10c Radishes & Green Onions 3 Bu. 10c I?KI33)l(I(gE PORE ROASTS fresh picnics Lb. 35c CHEESE, Mild Swift's Lb. 43e FRYERS, Fresh; Not Frozen, Cut Up & Pockaged,2 Lb. Avg. eo. $1.00 -,' COMPLETE SHOPPIMa-CENTER- AMERICAN " I O R K """.'.'.'i-v..- . A..--iJl''-- . .'MI,-""-- .'"v.... Brldlettes An Orem came Monday eve ning, was the scene for the annual ann-ual officer installation meetlnr of the Brldlettes. Table decorations decora-tions and favors were delightfully, delightful-ly, done in a Valentine theme. New officers installed were Mr. Melvln Frandsen, president; Mrs. Chancv Watts, vice nresi- dent; Mrs. Walter Eggett, secre tary; Mrs. William Nerdln, treas urer; Mrs. Dee Thrasher, can- tain; Mrs. Wells Anderson, co- captaln; Mrs Clifford Burning-ham, Burning-ham, Mrs. Lewis Rowe, . Mrs. Richard McKinney and Miss Jo-Ann Jo-Ann Nerdln, board members. Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs. 'Anderson 'Ander-son are district representatives. A gift Was presented to Mrs. Ralph Hunter, past president, by club members. v ' Special guests for the evening were Mrs. Alma Earl, Mrs. Leon Smith and Miss Merrily Austin. In charge of the decorations were Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Thrasher. The Navy icebreaker USS Glacier has crashed through ice up to 25 feet thick at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. Marines were stationed on board more'than 500 shlDS of the U.S. Navy during World War II. .IjEGAL NOTICE Notice la hereby given that on Friday the 21st day of February 1958, at 7:30 o'clock pjn. there will be a meeting in the recreation recrea-tion hall of the Highland Ward of the Alpine Stake of the LDS Church at Highland, Utah County, Coun-ty, Utah, of the domestic and culinary water users within approximately ap-proximately the following boundaries boun-daries In Utah County, Utah, to-wit: to-wit: : ' Beginning at the North V4 corner of Section 31, Twp. 4 South Range 2 East, SLB&M and run East along the section sec-tion line 3960 feet; thence South 2640 feet; thence West 3960 feet to the center of the aforesaid section 31, thence South 6930 feet to a point 990 feet North of the North line of Section T in Twp. 5 South, Range 2 East, SLB&M; thence West 5280 feet; thence South 924 feet; thence West 1749 feet to the American Fork-Alpine Road; thence Southwesterly along the aforesaid road to the intersection with the center line of Section 11, Twp. 5 South, Range 1 East, SLB&M at a point approximately 100 corner of Section 11; thence West along the center of Section to the West y4 corner corn-er of Section 11: thence North 2440 feet; thence West 5480 feet; thence North 200 feet; thence West 2440 feet; Thence North 2640 feet to the center of flection 4,-Twp. 5 South, Range i East, SLB&M; thence North 45 . East 11,204 feet to the Northwest North-west corner of Section 35. Twp. 4 South, Range 1 West SLB&M; thence North 1320 feet; thence- East 1320 feet; thence. North 2640 feet; thence East 2840 feet to the West boundary line of Alpine Al-pine City. Corporation, thence along the Alpine City boundary two courses South - 2640 feet; thence East 9040 feet; thence South 1320 feet to beginning. , and of all other persons Interested Inter-ested In the domestic and cull-nary cull-nary water supply and In the development de-velopment and construction of domestic and a. culinary water system in the area designated above, for the purpose of considering con-sidering the Incorporation and of incorporating the association of the members of said Highland Domestic and Culinary Water Users and others. . WATER USERS COMMITTEE Reed Thompson, Chairman Yukus Inouye Ludvig M. Larson First Publication: Feb. 8, 1958. Last Publication: Feb. 20, 1958. . Youth Participate In Community Church Services The young rieoDle of the Com munity Presbyterian Church led ana took part in the .Youth Sunday Sun-day Mornlne Worshin Services on February 2. Ann Hoelscher, Carol Jean Molascon, and Ann Schaumburg spoke on the theme of "Our Faith." Others who took Dart in the service were Patricia Canm Roberta Camp, Grant Schaumburg, Schaum-burg, Blair Keown, and Patricia fisn. Karen Teuscher played the prelude, postlude, the offertory, offer-tory, and the accompaniment to me Anuiem ana Hymns. The ushering was done by Don Hales and Omar Stubbles; and Bonnie Keown, Patty Molascon, Albert Blaha, Bob Camp, Jerry Chruma, and Jim" Moore sang in the choir. Late Want Aids RIDE WANTED: to San Diego, Calif. Will share expenses. Must leave Saturday, February 8. Call 739-W, American Fork. 2-8-ltp. STELL'S CERAMICS Beginners classes start Wednesday, Feb. 12." Four weeks course freer If interested Tel. 921-W, Am. Fork. . 2-8-2t. Mr. and Mrs. Art Holm an are the proud parents of an 8 pound 4 ounce baby daughter'. The little lit-tle miss was born Saturday, Jan. 18. ' Mom, the former Lorraine Robinson, and the new baby was welcomed home by big sister, Carolyn, 16 months. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson, American Fork, are sharing proud grandparent grand-parent honors with Mrs. Luella B. Holman also of this city. Mrs. Millie Scott, Provo. Is the ereat- grandmother. I'- Li jL. - IVerd Washburn i Branch Manager for ( American Fork Office 5 of ' i Monson & Johnson Inc.! 32 E.'Main-Ph. 402 ) REAL ESTATE ) GENERAL INSURANCE - REHEnBER CHIPnAfl'S MM EVERY FRIDAY .SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Specials in Every Dept. WOMEN'S HOSE DEPT. Strutwear - Fine Quality NYLON HOSE Reg. $1.35 Value m MEN'S DEPARTMENT MEN'S TIES Large Ass't. Reg. $1.50 Values 50c FURNITURE DEPT. RUBBER CAR MAT RUBBER DOOR MAT "Welcome or Hi Folks" S1.95 SHOE DEPARTMENT Men's Chippewa ENGINEER BOOTS Reg. $16.95 Value S11.95 IMPLEMENT DEPT. FARM TIRE PUMP Power Driven Reg. $13.65 Value S10.95 GROCERY DEPT. CHEESE Teton treat 2 lb. pkg. 59i LUMBER DEPARTMENT 6" PORTABLE SKILL SAU Regular $49.95 ' SPECIAL S39.05 i i if. i i r ii r? 1 ' .v..".,..- J.,.'.l.Af' HARDWARE DEPT. STEP LADDERS Outstanding' Special ftiReg. Value $6.95 for ....... ,$4.22 6 ft. Regular Value $8.95 S4.99 Reinforced corrugated steps. All hardware painted. , Shelf lock type. rui VMM COMPLETE-SHOPPING GENT E R . . .' 1 ' .. .. j.r ' -' S.1 ' ,'. ;, :..,..; " " ' ' ' ' '.'' ." i ! v , ' . ........ , v ' i . , . ,: : , ' . ' .. ' ' ' ' V : . j ; ' ; i ; - : " 1 ' u i 1 --t . . - : ' - ' . . . :.. J.-.,- . . J U:'. r ' '" |
