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Show 'v.v.y'':-' . .,' f ' i. ; .. . V taltLSrcnrufah riptioij $3.50 Year. Single Copy 10c THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, March 9, 1961 NUMBER Z, Alpine Country Club-to Host Golfcrest Members . . k - f " t'H ?-V V , Chairman Mrs. A. jC. Moore is showing Mrs. Val Chrlstensen Just how the decorations should be for the St. Patricks Party at the, Alpine Country Club. Former Am. Fork Man Dies in Salt Lake Hospital Ronald J. Bailey, 34, died Sun. day at 12:30 pjn. in a Salt Lake hospital of Hodgkin's disease. He was born Sept. 13, 1926 in Salt Lake. City, a son "of Erwin D. and Faun Hlxon Bailey. He was reared in American Fork and educated in the American Fork schools. He married Dawn Ann Seaman, Aug. 26, 1950 at Cedar City and since his mar-., mar-., riage has resided In Salt Lake jdyVT ,, He has been a barber at the Rio Grande Depot for ten years and is a veteran of World War II. Serving 38 months in Pacific Campaign in navy. Survived by his widow and two uaugnbers, ianeeu auu xvcuctv all of Salt Lake City; his mother, American Fork; and the following follow-ing brothers and sisters: Reed D. Bailey, and Mrs. R. J. (Mama) Bawden, both of Sunnyvale, Calif.; Mrs. R. P. (Helen) Larsen of Pleasant Grove; and Frank Bailey, American Fork. , Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 8, in Salt Lake City and burial was in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Due to his appreciation for services rendered, him in the L. DJ3. Hospital, in lieu of flowers he wished anyone who would like to donate to the Blood Bank at LDJ3. Hospital., It was his desire de-sire to help someone else in need, regardless of race or, creed. Wootton One of 14 Appointments Sent to Senate O. DeVere Wootton, prominent American Fork attorney, was nominated to replace Leonard A. Hlgglns, Salt Lake City,, whose term on the board of health expired ex-pired March 1- The new seven year term for Mr. Wootton will expire March 1, 1968. ; Mr, Wootton is one of 14 appointments ap-pointments sent to the Senate Tuesday by Governor George D. Clyde. High School "WONDERLAND BY NIGHT". TO THEME SOPHOMORES The sophomore class v an-, nounces their Sophomore Slide to be held In the girls' gym on March 10. The gym will be decorated dec-orated in different shades ' of blue to the theme song "Won dertand by Night." Tryouts for the theme were held last Wednesday Wed-nesday and will be featured by Morris Angcfll, Dnnla Seals, Stephen Ste-phen Harward, Grant Schaum-burg, Schaum-burg, Kenneth, Beck. According to co-chairmen Bonnie Barker and Larry Phillips everything Is well underway and they hope for the dance to be a big success. ' Saturday, March 11, will be a big evening at the Alpine Country Coun-try Club .when the members of the , Alpine Club will . welcome the members of the Golfcrest Club to Join with them in a St. ; Patrick's Dinner Dance. Shamrocks and tall gre'en hats will be used as special decorations decora-tions and all ladies will be given, gi-ven, green carnation corsages as special, favors for the evening, i Mrs A:; C (Clem ) Moore of Orem is acting as -chairman of the committee for this party and assisting her are: Mrs. L. C. Skelton, - Mrs. Gerry Hart-vigseJQ, Hart-vigseJQ, and Mrs. Val , Christen- sen. ; "-'V 'i-'"' . Music for 'dancing ' will -be furnished-. by the Mark "V Combo and a delicious "Gourmet "Gour-met Buffet" will be 'served. Reservations should be made today. Call the Club, SK 6-3261. 6-3261. American Fork 10th Ward Team to , Play in All Churcfit Firwls Due to the disqualification of the Oakhllls 2nd Ward team, who were the.; apparent winners win-ners in the district .'Junior M Men basketball tournament, played in. the American Fork High School gym last week, the American Fork 10th Ward team will play in the finals in jthe All Church Tournament that will start .in Salt Lake next Monday. The 10th Ward group was the runner-up team. The? Oakhllls team was disqualified dis-qualified because four of the team .members were over the age limit. All who are able, are urged to attend the All Church Tour-, ney and give this team their support. ' - v Jr. High School News Friday,, March 2, in the Junior Jun-ior High School, the final elections elec-tions were held for the "Girls Day Ring." Blaine Gunther was elected., ."King" : with Gordon Gammon as his first' "Knight" and Tim Durrant as seoend "Knight" The results of the election were told to the stu-dentbody stu-dentbody at the ; dance Friday after school. , . ; .., . i Sam Mecham, Reporter Happenings PLANS FOR ONE-ACT PLAY : ( UNDERWAY. . .;, Preparations for "'Op O Me Thumb," a one-act play under the dlerction of Mrs. Hilton are now under way. The. cast has been blocking for five days, as the action is very intricate and complex. ' r " The first performance f will be at the Region Speech Meet, to be held In this school. This Is the first time that meet will be open to the public and all are cordially Invited to attend. Along with the one-act play that 'v will . be presented,' there will also be dramatic and humorous hum-orous readings, pantomimes, retold re-told stories and radio broadcasting. THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT 'OUR TOWN' I In order that the people of .this area may. be better ac-'quainted ac-'quainted with bur community lonH the' aHvantacres It how tn offer, the American, Fork Citizen Cit-izen will feature a series of articles covering American Fork and "things you should know about our town." The first of this series will deal with the American Fork Hospital, one of the most Important Im-portant assets to our town and one of the finest of the smaller units in the state. , The Board of Trustees of the American Fork Hospital ar deeply concerned over the lack of Information between the hospital and public. It is our desire always to keep you , informed in-formed - of ' the facilities and services that are available for use 24 hours a day or 8760 hours a year: To do this, we, are publishing pub-lishing a series of articles detailing de-tailing the functions and services ser-vices of each department. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the doctors of this area for the loyal loy-al support' and service they have given us to make this hospitaK a success. . ; At . prestto't, as in the past, the doctors elect one of their members to stand emergency call for one werfc at a time. This service is rotated so that each member of the staff takes his turn at call. However, this does not mean that a doctor is always present at the hospital, but he can always be reached by telephone or radio. We are also grateful to these doctors who give so freely of their time and talents to conduct con-duct a free clinic each wee'k, to Indigent people of this area. - , ' :q EMERGENCY In case of emergency, call your family doctor. If . hit' jis hot available call the hospital, give pertinent information . to the switchboard operator; she can always reach a doctor. The hospital - telephone' numtfers are: SK 6-3521, SK 6-3522, SK 6-3442. The emergency entrance ent-rance ,to the hospital is on the' Eastside of the building marked mark-ed by a large sign;, EMERGENCY EMERGEN-CY ENTRANCE. Ring bell just outside door .for nurse. If the hospital has betfn notified In advance a nurse and' stretcher will be waiting for your arri val. AMBULANCE SERVICE Ambulance service is available avail-able in American Fork:- Anderson's Ander-son's Mortuary, Lehl, Wing Mortuary, . or call the Police Auxiliary. The Board of Trustees has dedicated the American Fork Hospital - to the service of the sick in the spirit of mercy and will always try to give the best hospital care possible. We wish to thank the people of this area for the loyal support you have given us and hope you continue to do so. Sincerely, " Board of Trustees , American Fork Hospital V- iu.- Wayne Allen Speaks to Bridlettes at Special Meeting ; A special meeting of the Bri dlettes Riding Club was held Thursday,, February 23, in the Utah Power and Light Co. auditorium. aud-itorium. This meeting was a followup of the regular meeting meet-ing of February 3, for the purpose pur-pose of Introducing new and prospective members to the club. The prospective' member, Marsha Barratt and Artalle Toth, were introduced by Miriam Mir-iam Gunther. The meeting was then turned over to guest speaker, speak-er, Wayne Allen, by the President, Presi-dent, Mildred Dean. He gave a very Interesting talk; on ' how club members could Improve their riding and how to better care for their horses. , ; f Ref eshments were served to fifteen . members present. by Lorrain Hunter and Jo Ann Nerdln.4 The' - next regular meeting will be held March 2. Anyone Interested In Joining the Bridlettes Bri-dlettes should contact one of the members and are cordially Invited to come to the meetings. Syrian's Clem fmii Foirk Fpqd Activities for Nat Futures jFarmers Of America Week .. Miss J&et Holley F.F.A. Vfweetheart" Friday night the American Fork - Chapter "Sweetheart Contest" was held. Six candidates candi-dates wef e voted on by the stu-dentbody stu-dentbody and; the three that were chosen were: "Sweetheart" will be Janet - Holley, daughter of i Mr, and . Mrs. Harold Holley Hol-ley and her attendants are: Bonnie Bon-nie Brown,flrstr attendant and Charlene ,Carson, second attendant. at-tendant. These girls were honored, hon-ored, and the.' "Sweetheart" Crowned during the high school dance Friday night. These girls will represent the local chapter chap-ter at their annual convention to be held kfusalt' Lake City, April 1, 1961. is About. 50 girls from all over the state will compete at this convention. In "conjunction with National Future Farmers of America Week, a FFA. speech , contest was held in order to pick a winner to represent the local chapter at. the ' area, contest. Eric Adamson, son of . Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Adamson was selected winner and this qualified qual-ified Eric for the area oratory meet held last Monday evening even-ing at the Jordan High. Dr. Francis Mortenson of American Fork was one of the Judges of this contest. -Fresman Eric Adamson talked, talk-ed, his way into second place in the jegion FJA. oratory oratory or-atory contests. In doin so he won a sort of revenge by nosing nos-ing . out Grant Richards of Pleasant Grove wh6 beat his brother Steve last year. Eric's speech dealt with the problems facing young farmers. Members of the FFA at the American Fork High School made a display In the west hall of the school with the theme, "Is Agriculture a 'Thing of the Past." It was prepared by A. B. . Allen, supervisor, and Kent Shepherd. ' The geatest concern of FFA enthusiasts is ; the lack of Interest In-terest in agriculture, and the small number of graduates. Needed are 19,000 graduates and only 8,500 are in sight. Notice of Lions Club Meeting A business meeting of the American Fork Lions Club will be held tonight, Thursday, March 9, at. 7 pjn. at Ralph's Restaurant. - Mr. Call of the Dale Carnegie Institute will be the guest speaker for the evening. ' NOTICE TO ; DOG OWNERS Effective immediately owners own-ers of unlicensed dogs will be arrested and taken before the City Court. Penalty for the offense will be a $23 fine. License tags are available at City Hall. . .. t Chief of Police BOYD E. ADAM3 Relief Society to Hold Stake Leadership Meet Relief Society Stake Leadership Leader-ship meeting will be held Thursday, Thurs-day, March 18, -In the Sixth-Eighth Sixth-Eighth Ward chapel beginning at 9:30 a.m. All ward officers and class leaders are urged to be in attendance. A special program nonorlng the 119th birthday of the Relief Society Organization will be featured. Inste'ad of the regular regu-lar order of the meeting, departmental de-partmental sessions will be held at 9:30 a.m. At 10:15 a.m. all groups will assemble in the' Recreation Hall to participate in an interesting and Instructive, Instruct-ive, program culminating the theme that has been use'd throughout the year In Relief Society Leadership meetings of "Qem$ from the Relief Society Magazine." Lunch will be served serv-ed following the program. Those who attend the Home Nursing" Class, under the direction, direc-tion, of Mabel Jone's, should go directly to that class at '9:30 a.m. and at its conclusion Join the group at the church. Heart Attack Takes Life of Alvin Teuscher Alvin Jacob Teuscher, 67, educator edu-cator and church worker, died at his home in American Fork Monday, March 6, 1961, , at .3 :45 of a heart attack. He was. born January 21, 1894 at Raymond, Idaho to John G. and Rose Straubhaar Teuscher. Married Talltha Smith, August 22, 1928 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. . He was a teacher In the American Amer-ican Fork High School for 18 years before retiring In 1959. Before Coming to American Fork he had been principal of the following fol-lowing schools: Hlbbard Elementary Ele-mentary in Idaho, Roosevelt High School, and Manila Elementary Ele-mentary and High School. He hall also been superintendent, of the Daggett County Schools. He was retired as a Recreation Supervisor of the Forest Service. He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as a High Priest Class Leader for 31 years, he served a 44 month mission mis-sion in Holland and three short term missions, he had been a member of the bishopric, Stake YMMIA Supt., District Scout Commissioner. ' He was a member of Delta Phi and Phi Kappa Phi fraternities and' a former member of the American Fork Lions Club where he served as president. . - He received a B. 8. degree from the Utah State University in 1932 and a M. S. degree at the Brlgham Young University In 1940. He is survived by his widow and the following sons DeLoy, Teuscher, Duchesne; Talvin Teuscher, presently serving a LDS mission in California; John Gray and a foster son Arthur Allison bch of American Fork; one grandson, David and the fol low ing brothers and r sisters: Martin Teuscher, Boise, Idaho; Wallace Teuscher, Montpeller, Idaho; Alma Teuscher, Rexburg, Idaho; Reuben. Teuscher, Poca- tello, Idaho; and Mrs. . Cecelia Wilde, Border, Wyoming. Funeral services will be held in the Sixth-Eighth Ward Chap el, American Fork, Utah, Friday, March 10, 1961, at 1:00 p.m. Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday prior to the services, at the Anderson & Sons Mortuary. Burial will be in the American Fork Cemetery. , Philadea Stud Group Meets Tonight The i Philadea : Study Group will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Ralph - McDonald at 8 i ojn. The lesson wu be given !bvMrs. Glen Miller from,- .the i book Life Eternal by Lynn A. MrKinlay, . uf;h S JoiriSaK fife IT. A burglar or burglars cleaned out all of the small change from the four cash registers and the roll cash drawer in the manager's manag-er's office some time ' between 9:30 p.m. Saturday evening and 9:00 a.m. Sunday Walter Eggett reported. Something Just under $200.00 Dr. James S. Bryce To Take Oyer Dr. "Allen V Practice Dr. James S. Boyce; now of Orem, will soon be in the office of Dr. Frank Allen, who has been - practicing ; In American Fork for the last two years. Dr. Boyce is making' arrangements to take over Dr. "Allen's practice prac-tice on March 14. He will be ' Dr.- James S. Bryce , . ...-' - - - receiving patients in the office on , Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fri-daysand Fri-daysand evry other Satur-day. Satur-day. -' i--. . . - To begin with, Dr. Boyce, who is now practicing in Orem, in association with Dr. Richard Black, will divide 'his time between be-tween the two offices. The office of-fice in . AmtVican Fork is in the Geneva Finance Bldg. 8 N. Center. The telephone no. is SK 6-4251. The office in Oretn is at 243 E. 800 S. and the phone is AC 5-5160. - If here is no antwer at the American Fork number, call the Orem number colk-Mt.' ' " Dr. Frank and Colleen Durrant Dur-rant Allen will be leaving March llt for Reno, Nevada where he will .set up a new practice. He' came to American Fork about two years ago and - during his stay here has been , active In the American t Fork Junior Chamber of Commerce. . . Girls Quartette Wins Top Rating f or Sixth Year At the Division Music Festival Festi-val held last week In Pleasar . Grove a quartette 'of girls won a number Abating. This is tu, top rating and these girls hav won , thlji for six . consecutive .a V 'er in t' ; ever'!-rde.: They. are: Mar-cia Mar-cia Barratt, i Janice Merkley Carolynhe Nelson and Kaye Priday, nd ths girls; ere accompanied ac-companied by'Mra.tThe5nn Priday. Pri-day. t - ' (.These yerv j. deserving gtrl have al'o' been" chosen to play cacige Dim was found missing on counting the change, it was reported. Chief of Police Boyd E. Adama investigated and found the Intruders In-truders had likely " hidden themselves in the store at closing clos-ing time and had then pried a hasp from the back door of the store. Several local suspects have been questioned about the burglary burg-lary .and an arrest Is expected shortly city officers report. Notice for All National And American Leagues of W. B. B. All boys 9 to 12 Interested in playing baseball In the Western Boys Baseball leagues for either the National , or American Leagues Lea-gues must register by the 1st of April. This date will be the deadline dead-line for registration and the boys must have a birth certificate at the time they come to register. Boys who are nine before July 31st and boys who do not' turn 13 before the 31st of July are eligible. . Registration will be at Robinson's Robin-son's Sport Shop. NOTICE OF : D.U.P. MEETING The Beehive Camp of the Utah JPioneers jiriH meet at the home of Mrs. Hannah Ashby. today; - March 16, at- 2 pjn. . Mrs. Ashby will give a history his-tory of Hannah Rogers, a pioneer pi-oneer woman , of 1847. era Thompson, wil give the lesson. Assisting Mrs, Ashby as co- hostess - will :be May - Preston... All member are urged to be m attendance.. Local Items c Mr., and Mrs. Ray Jacklin of American- Fork, recntly- return--ed form a two weeks trip to Long Beach;. California. The main feature of the trip was their visit with tht'ir son and daughter-in-law, Bill and Joyce Jacklin. Many points of interest were visited by the Jacklins and as this was their first trip to California, Cal-ifornia, they particularly., enjoyed en-joyed everything they saw, the beaches, the beautiful flowers, Hollywood and the drives to Long Beach and the other put- lying towns. in the All-Church Orchesra to be featured In the MIA. June Conference when they present the musig for "Promised Val- ley.";: v.-.' ,.r, -' V.Y. These girls are1 all seniors at the America Fork High School and are well known throogl-out throogl-out this local area and especially. espec-ially. In town, , for . their many many kindnesses' they perform at weddings, socials, funcrsl and church functions with the beautiful music they p!oy so willingly. . I . ... i .. |