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Show ;1 THE AMERICAN FORK' CITIZEN, ThuiyY May 1963 Americanettes ' Re-Organizing - High School Presents.-, Spring Music Concert. ; The music department of the American Fork High School will present their annual spring concert con-cert Monday, May- 6, at the high school auditorium at 8 p m. " Taking part in the concert will be the 9th Grade Chorus, Ladies Glee, Mixed Chorus, and the Accapello Chorus. These . will be under the direction of Lurlene LeVar. . Also taking part will be the Recently Elected Director of Florists Assn. V s high school Orchestra and Band under toeLdirjPcUQri.ofBoyd Hunter. . Admission is t free, everyone is invited. Qatwttvnfc C m r r jjfSMOTHINB prow. ; v A fci im r in iiihii m n a miit I i a I n , ia.V a,i ..U8A.i.lA 'At piano Stephen Harvard. Standing left to right, Ken Beck, Lou Hall, Dennis Seals, Grant Schaumburg and Morris Angell. Local Folk Singers to Sing at State Convention ' The Minstrels Six, a group of boys from American Fork High School will perform at the morning morn-ing session of the Utah Congress of Parent and Teachers Annual State Convention Saturday morning in Salt Lake City. Singing Sing-ing is not the only talent this group possesses. This popular folk singing group are among the leaders of American Ameri-can Fork High School. Morris Angell is the' guitarist of the group and sings. He also pliys with an instrumental group and his sense of humor Is always UNSEED OIL special SI j per gallon (In one gallon can) FINEST PAINT and paint' supplies. ' Everything you need for spring paint-up. See Walt Steffen and Save. INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS . American Fork, Utah ' See your Branch Manager Walt Steffen No wet fcosei. or WRITE FOR FREE Just turn PLANNING GUIDE Rain Jets RAIN JET CORP. J01 1 Flower Street, Burbank, Calif. n. JL WRITE FOR FREE iust turn vilvt. Fluh-mounted W5r mm m k For Free Estimate and Engineering CALL LEE'S PL13BII1G SK 6-4995 American Fork f l , nil ii HIT:: TWJUOMT OUMON IVhUua hn - -i i - HOW DOES YOUR BOURBON SCORE AGAINST HILL and HILLt ' 1 Kentucky 85-year Mellow Authentic Sensible ' . . ' Distilled Heritage Taste Character Price HiUHILL" X X X X X YOUR BOURBON ' v ft , The Hill and Kill Dist Co., Uulsville, Ky. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 86 Proof, r at peak. Lou Hall Is a talented artist on the Forkaster Staff He also holds a part time job after school and on Saturdays. - Dennis Seals was a member of the' football team and participates partici-pates in track. Stephen Harward edits the Forkaster which has won National Nation-al Honors for the third consecutive conse-cutive year. He Is a member of the National Honor Society and holds a part time Job. Stephen plays the piano for the group and sings. Ken Beck Is Senior Class President. Pres-ident. ' He Is also a member of the football team, basketball team and track" squad. Grant Schaumburg has a scholastic record that Is nearly unbeatable. He Is recent winner of Sterling Scholar General Scholarship Award, Winner 1963 National Merit Scholarship Award, Elks Leadership contest winner, - Studentbody President, National Honor Society member and is very active In athletics being on football squad that took state twice. They enjoy singing which Is half the secret of their success. The Utah Congress of Parent and Teachers will hold its Ann' ual Convention In Salt Lake Fri day and Saturday, May 3-4, 1963, The Student Union Building at the University of Utah will be the location. Keynote address will be given Friday morning by Sterlin W. Sill. He will speak in "An Adventure in Leadership, Mr. Sill Is eminently qualified to muddy standi. vslvt. Fluth-mounted coyer lawn instantly with uniform, rain-Ilk shower. Oyer 1 million pattnttd Rain Jets now In use. SOU NATIONALLY. Inaxpansivt to Install. end fflOtLQ. They know what to Insist on when they choose bourbon for themselves and their friends. . .and they find all of it and more In Hill and Hill-the Hill-the bourbon that scores for all-around value. Try it yourself, soon. help other develop this skill because be-cause of his varied and successful success-ful experiences in secular and community work. From National Congress comes Mr. Fred L Keeler and Mrs. George L. Headley Mrs. Keeler has just concluded a term as National Na-tional Vice President, she is from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mrs. Headley comes from North Dakota Da-kota and ; Is vice president of that area. She ,was a delegate to the 1960 White House Conference Confer-ence on Children and Youth at Washington, D. C. Friday and Saturday afternoons after-noons will be devoted to group leadership, workshops and is most Important for all working In PTA to attend. BE SURE REGISTER EARLY I BE SURE TO ATTEND. D.U.P. Notice All four camps of American Fork will be Interested to know of the election of officers for the North Utah County Daughters Daught-ers of Utah Pioneers which will be held Friday, May 3, in the Lindon Ward Chapel at 9:30 a.m. County officers will be elected In connection with the convention conven-tion being held. All camp members mem-bers are urged to be present. . Formal Announcement Made Of jy Realty, Inc. Mackey Boley Formal announcement of the forming of Boley Realty, Inc. is being made by the owners, Mac-key Mac-key Boley and Ray Lamoreaux. The business is located at 120 North 1st East, American Fork where they have been in business since December. They share their office with Ralph Binnall Ins. Co. Mackey Boley lives at 353 North 825 East, American Fork. He was born and raised In American Fork and graduated from the local high school in 1954. He was active in athletics and school government. He fulfilled ful-filled a mission In the North west States for the Church of Jesus Christ ' of Latter-day Saints in 1954-58. He attended the B. Y. U. majoring In Finance and Banking. He married Joyce Skinner a local girl In 1958. They are the parents of three children. He first entered Real Estate business while working for Kolob Real Estate, and was later associated as-sociated with Y's Realty as a co- owner until December of 1962, So with his desire to make his place of business among his friends he and Mr. Lamoreaux decided to establish the -Boley Realty where Mackey Is the broker He is a member of the American Fork Rotary Club. Raf Lamoreaux lives" at 335 North 850 East, American Fork. He was born and raised lh Ari zona, moving to 'American Fork ten years' ago. While here he has farmed and operated a Chevron Service Station in town. Mary Lu Larsen, member of the Americanettes who twirls the .fire-baton with the group. The Americanettes are re-or ganizing. Practices of the group began last Saturday and the girls will meet two times weekly. Saturday at 2 pm and Wednesday Wednes-day at 3:30 pm, . - ' All high school girls interested in trying out for ' the group should meet at the 9th Ward Church on Saturday at 2 p m., or contact Kay" Bond, director of the group. Also needed by the group are any girls who can play the drums. Please meet with the girls on Saturday. Plans for parade work, half time activities at Rodeos and other summer programs are being made. Girls are already prac ticing routines and steps. Prac tice will continue for two more weeks before try-outs will be held and 28 girls will be chosen from the group to participate. Auditions This Weekend For South Pacific Auditions for the presentation of "South Pacific" to be presented pre-sented by the Utah Valley Opera Association, will be held Friday and Saturday. May 3 and 4th The porduction will be presented late in July. Try-outs for both be held both days at 8 p.m in the Women's Club House at 3rd North and University Ave., Provo. All who are interested and who qualify for solo or chorus work are urged to try for parts in the presentation. Ray Lamoreaux prior to his taking a position with Y's -Realty as a salesman and manager of the American Fork office. His wife is the former Lucy Cardon also of Ari zona. They are the parents of eight children. One is married and the rest live at home. Mr. Lamoreaux is a member of the Rotary Club and a member of the board of directors of the American Fork Chamber of Commerce. Open 7:00 Show 7:45 IN CAB HEATERS THE GO-GO umiuiuuo Jt flSBSSa PLUS " NOTICE . ' . All girls between the 'ages 9 and 13 inclusive, who are inter ested in Joining the Pepperettes, are advised to get a form from one of the three grade schools or theJrHJgh School and fill it out by Friday, May 8th. .:..ffT New Arrivals The glad news came from California Cali-fornia of the arrival of a fine SYz pound baby'boy, born at the Jose Hospital, April 29, to Nor man and Louise Duffln Ashman. Anxiously waiting to welcome home Mom and their new brother broth-er are the proud Dad and two sisters, Robin, 7, and Renee Kim, 2. Sharing grandparent honors are Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Ashman, Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Leone Duffin, American Fork. Great- grandparents are Mrs. Emily Yancey, American Fork, and Mr. A. D. Heaps, Salt Lake City. First time parents Donald and Enid Wilson Bennett, of Covina, California, called to Inform their parents of the birth of their brand new baby boy who was born Sunday, April 12, at Covina. The husky lad who will un doubtedly be a football player weighed in at 9 pounds, 9 ounces. "Eric Donald" has been chosen for his name. Proud grandparents grandpar-ents 'of American Fork are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bennett and Mr. and Mrs Archie Wilson. Great-grandparents Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Harris of American Fork and Mr. C. E. Wilson of Salt Lake City. "Grandma Belle" is already on her way to Covina where she plans to meet mother and baby as soon as they arrive ar-rive home from the hospital, and personally do her share of "spoiling" the new boy. Babies born at the American Fork Hospital this past week are: April 15 Girl to Donald L. and Patricia Sly Parry, Lehi. April 17 Boy to Gerald and June G undersoil un-dersoil Davis," American Fork. April 18 - Girl to Eugene' and Patricia Patten Oliver, Orem. Girl to C. W. and Kaloma Noble Huntley, Pleasant Grove. April 19 Girl to Stanley and Connie Wilson Merrill, Salt Lake City THE FINEST IN PRACTICAL DRAFTING TRAINING ALL PHASES OF DRAFTING AND BLUEPRINT READING Enroll now for a career with unlimited job opportunities. Training does not interfere with present job. Study at home or school and progress at Individual's own ability. Free lifetime placement service. serv-ice. Write or call for free information. TRAIN WITH INDUSTRIAL SPECIALISTS Name St City Phone. TECHNICAL ENGINEERING INSTITUTE 237 E. Broadway SL.C. 359-6231 5-2-2t OREM on HWY. 91 GENEVA DRIVE-IN BOYS GO ALL THE WAYt mm HUNlIR - fiJUiHiAVALOli -oan BRADY CO, HIT. V ( I Owen Humphries Owen Humphries of American Fork was recently elected, a three-year director on the Board of Utah Allied Florists Association, Associa-tion, at a meeting in Salt Lake City. Mr. Humphries has- been a florist in American Fork since 1927. He has been a member of the Florists Delivery Association for thirty years and served as an officer for two years In 1952 and 1953. He is a member of the American Ameri-can Fork Chamber of Commerce and the local Rotary Club? Late Want Ads FOR RENT 18 acres, part pasture" pas-ture" and part hay. Good fence. Also 5 room house, nice surroundings, $45. Call SU 5- 1 4004, Pleasant Grove. 5-2-tf. HOUSE FOR RENT 3 .bedroom older home, Close In Call SK 6-4095, American Fork. 5-2-2t. CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY Cleaned in your own home. Fast efficient service. Call SK 6-4856, American Fork. 5-2-tf. FOR SALE 1 lace wedding dress size 10. Call SU 5-2327, Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. 5-2-lt. - ' ----- : t.t Colt League Baseball Notice A meeting will-be held May 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the south conference con-ference room at the American Fork City Hall for all parents of boys who play ball in the. Colt Leagues or any boys interested who are 15 or 16 years of age. It is important that every par ent Is present at this meeting. For. further information, call Fay Chadwlck FOR 3 Bedroom Brick home on Orchard Ave. Carpet, drapes, and full basement. Priced for quick sale. Be Your Own Boss: Buy McNeill Market, "adjacent to Junior High School. This must be sold. Come in and make offer. , Ideal Commercial Property on 1st East. Fronts on two streets, - large home now on property, ideal for medical office and living quarters Main Street Frontage in the center of town. IVi acres with right of way from Main Street and 1st East also. Keith E. Chadwick INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 45 South Center Phone SK 6-4872 or Eddie Smith SK 6-4123 CALVES - CALVES - CALVES Choice Angus-Holsteln Beef Cross and Holsteln Guernsey heifer and bull calves from three to twelve weeks old. These calves are sorted in uniform sizes with quality. We guarantee these calves to be healthy upon arrival or you need not ac-: cept them. There will be a veterinarian's official health certificate accompanying these calves You must take 25 or more. We deliver about ten days after you place your order. You may order all heifer or all bull calves, . Our delivered prices on the calves: . , Beef Calves and Age. 3 to 4 $45.00 . V t to I52J0 ; , , 3 to $5W0 . 3 to I62JS0 8 in 4 to 6 tO I r, 8 to 10 10 to 12 MM 8 to Weeks Old Can or write or come and pick them np yourself at our calf barn in BondneL . , ' - n . NOLAN LIVEa Phone PL 0-4741 . iv ...WrM BondueL Wisconsin i SANITIZING 1 DEODORIZING S MOTHPROOFING MILDEWPROOFING Durfey Dry Cleaners & Shift Laundry ' 45 West Main Phone 756-2601 CHORE MASTER HI-PERFORMANCE TEMPO 500 Twy Dm Tim a. f. Ovsr 15 m itoRvartd powtr FokJ-ovtr handles Rtvenibii tines Power revem 4HJ.engiM 5174-95 Eaay la tat kattor tardM rtaulb wtna na till with CH0REM ASTER. Ntw HI-ftfformjitca HI-ftfformjitca dia diracta artry ounea at pawar to daapar, btar. laaiar taU- inf. Nnr Tanp. Oaaifa Tina, chaata tnm "tick" actio tor araymi hraak. bi( la "alicar" actio far catUvatine apaiid la 30 Ullim width, Sm im anatratiM af aH taa iaixaaviaf fa km todayl tall I rr Wmmty fT aa r Onml Chipman Mercantile Co. FARM & GARDEN STOKE American Fork, Utah On Holsteln and Guernsey 4 Holsteln Bulls 4 Holsteln llelfers 4 Guernsey Heifers R Tfoliitln Rnlla $39.00 $44.00 $40.00 $60.00 $62.50 8 Holsteln Heifers ; Weeks Old ,J v. . 6-2-4t BaPi--.Tv'tJI 1 , V SALE .-, |
