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Show . f ft ' 7 ELDEN A. HARDING Elden A. Harding Dies of Injuries After Accident Lehi educator, Elden A. Harding, Hard-ing, 64, died Sunday afternoon in a Salt Lake Hospital of complications compli-cations from injuries received in an auto-pedestrian accident which occurred at 7:25 Thursday morning near the Lehi High School. Mr. Harding had parked his truck-camper and was standing on the left side of the camper talking with Miss Sandra Oldham, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Oldham; Sharon Shaw, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw; and, Nancy Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William A. Miller, when a car driven by Jens Ann Russon went out of control striking the right rear of the camper, spinning spin-ning the vehicle 90 degrees and knocking it into the victims. Mr. Harding suffered cuts and head injuries according to police po-lice reports and the two girls suffered cuts and bruises. Miss Oldham also sustained a broken nose. The girls and Mr. Harding were taken to the American Fork Hospital. Miss Russon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Russon, was not injured. Miss Shaw and Miss Oldham have been released from the Hospital and are recuperating at home. Miss Miller was treated and released at the time of the accident. Mr. Harding's condition worsened wor-sened and he was taken to the Salt Lake LDS Hospital where he underwent surgery Saturday. He died Sunday at 5 p.m. He was born May 16, 1909 in Provo, a son of Arthur James and Christina Madsen Harding. He married Olive Bishop on February 3, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A school teacher, Mr. Harding attended Provo schools and was a graduate of Brigham Young University. He had been principal princi-pal in an elementary school, and at the time of his death was a biology teacher at Lehi High School. Active in the LDS Church, he was an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake and Provo Temples. Survivors include his widow, three sons and one. daughter, Arthur H. Harding and Mrs. Richard R. (Murlene) Woffin-den, Woffin-den, both of Lehi; Neil E. Warding, Ward-ing, Dugway, and Kent B. Harding, Hard-ing, stationed at the McChord Air Force Base, Washington; 12 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Max (Elma) Thurman, Provo, and Mrs. Merrill (Leila) Larson, Lar-son, Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Lehi Stake Center, 200 North Center Street, under the direction direc-tion of Bishop Bryant G. Stras-burg. Stras-burg. Life is a gay carousel; 1 take ups and downs in my stride. When the whirl ends my epitaph, epi-taph, friends, must be: She enjoyed en-joyed the ride' Shopping for a ballpoint pen, the woman was shown one so fine it would write on butter. However, the cost was ten dollars. dol-lars. Brifel Set Read's Jawilry "The place where ou are always treated right." Joe Williams, Architect Dies Of Heart Attack Joe B. Williams, Tri-City Golf Course architect died lasi week in Delta, Utah of an apparent heart attack. Joe, well known in American Fork and surrounding cities, was found beside his air plane by close associate, Ross Elliot, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Both Joe and Ross were honored guests ten days previously at the opening of the Tri-City Course. Joe, 46 years old, was a tremendous architect, having designed and constructed 16 courses before Tri-City. Since then he has done many courses, including five presently fci Utah and the one at Delta where be-was be-was working. Joe and his wife, Joyce, are the parents of four girls and two boys. They lived in San Cle-mente, Cle-mente, California, and they are members of the LDS Church. Joe lived the word of wisdom in deed and action. He was just fabulous to be around, a great conversationalist and he had a memory for fine detail stored in his mind that would take a com-putor com-putor days to analyze. A native of Walla Walla, Washington, he was educated in Overton, Nevada High School. He went on to the University of Utah for three years, following a Military Service stint, and he graduated from BYU with a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy. Agro-nomy. While at BYU he worked in AF for Gunther's Sheet Metal during 1951 and 1952. He worked as Superintendent at the Country Club, Salt Lake and was Superintendent at Fort Douglas Golf Club. Along' his major designs was the Course at San Clemente for President Richard Nixon. Among his hobbies Joe loved hunting, photography, flying, scuba diving, and reading. He was very active in Scouting and many other civic programs. In AF those who knew him best, feel that they have lost a f!:rr.d! Br Weekend Sifiirday, 10 For RIDES - SWIMMING - GAMES - BOATING OVERNIGHT CAMPGROUND $2.50 per nite LADIES Swim Free Every Mon, Nite with one paid admission begining on June 4th I YJ (S3 b L 109 East 100 North - American Fork - 756-2951 rN n an n Erpa s u u m u u js y u zs wj u u u ys n zzi .... As Lev As r Size Peseriptiftf.,' - Price F.t.T. A78xl3 I Mark 78 writ I IS.00 ill" E78xl4 Mark78wht 1J.69 2.22 F78xl4 Mark78wht 19.59 2.37 G78xl4 Mark 78 wht' . 21.47 2.53 H78xl4 Mark 78 wht. 23.16 2.75 F78xl 5 Mark 78 wht " 19.59 2.42 G78xl 5 Mark 78 whf " . H.47 2.60 H78xl5 Mark 78 wht 23.16 2.80 1.78x15. Mark 78 wht 25.20 3.13 F78xl4 Moiic 78 Bik 17.91 2.37 G78xl5 Mark78Blk 19.24 2.60 H78x15 Mark 78 Elk -20.78 2.80 Former Am, Fork Lady Dies in S. L. Mrs. Francis Titcomb Pollary passed away Sunday, May 13, in a hospital in Salt Lake City of a sudden illness. She was the daughter of John F. and Mary Titcomb, former residents of American Fork. She lived here and attended school in the local schools prior to her marriage. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 15, at 10 a.m. in Salt Lake City where she was also buried. She is survived by her hus-. hus-. band, Lee Pollary; sisters, Mrs. E. J. Moss (Florence), Am. Fork; Mrs. Alton Saxer (Car-ma), (Car-ma), San Pedro, Calif.; and Mrs. Vern Chapman (Ella) Diamond Dia-mond Bar, Calif. dear friend. He was presently working on the Boat Harbor additions for AF city. Mayor Malcolm Beck, said, "I have known Joe five years and we (Golf Committee) could have not made a better choice. He was a man with tremendour life and background, and I have never met a man that impressed impres-sed me and my wife more in protecting the environment. We will miss him." City Recorder, Preston Taylor who had many, many detailed meetings with Joe said, "Joe had great foresight for detail, and I believe he was by far the best man for the job. He was an excellent man to work with. TClub Pro Jimmy Thompson said of Joe, "a very warm, humble hum-ble man. He was very friendly, and he loved people. He had a remarkable concept of problems." The Tri-City Golf committee to the man were always amazed with the amount of knowledge Joe could command off the top of his head. No question went without answer during the four years that we worked closely with Joe. Everyone connected with the Tri-City Course in all three Cities extend to Joyce and her family deepest sympathy, and regret that one we loved nearly as well as she did, in his passing. a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily run and Fun For All WJ KUKI "Tha Familv Fun : wumuMmim-JU-n m u mi i iiiyp. i,iiii.ilimti.JMi wtiMff Jt i iBiunn'mw mr-J . ni i mn 1 1 1 ii iwm H i i 'ii ii ii -Trlntn-T' hmihmpii t ' rr " rnmi 1 1 h Mj iiBK-'nirr"! "iitini r t Plus $1.88 F.E.T. for 7.00x13 Prestige tubeless blackwall. Funeral Rites Held Tuesday For 'Ray' Sager Henry Isaac 'Ray' Sager, 71, of 'American Fork RD, died Friday at his home of natural causes. Mr. Sager was born Dec. 16, 1901 in American Fork, the son of William H. and Catherin Binns Sager. He married Florence Flor-ence Wright on Feb 21, 1924 and the marriage was solemnized later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Tem-ple. Mr. Sager was a farmer, a former American Fork foreman, fore-man, and he served as high priest in the American Fork ilth LDS Ward and councilor in the Sunday School superinten-dency. superinten-dency. He also was active in the American Fork Old Folks Committee Com-mittee for 30 years. Survivors include his widow, and one daughter, Mrs. Daniel I!. (La Rae) Pitt man, Orem; five grandchildren; two great--grandchildren. and two brothers, A. Carroll Sager and F-llory B. Sager, both of American Ameri-can Fork. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the American Fork llih Ward. NEW DAUGHTER FOR JOHNNY GRAYS' Johnny and Darlene Nielsen Gray became parents of a six pound three and a half ounce daughter born May 11 at the American Fork Hospital. The dark haired, dark eyed little darling will be named Laura. She will be welcomed home by big sister Sonja. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nielsen, American Fork, and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gray, Lehi. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wathen, Lehi; and Mr. aned Mrs. Steiner, Heyburn, Idaho, and she also has a great-great-grandmother, Mrs. Otto Johnson, Murray. Faith is like a wheelbarrow-you've wheelbarrow-you've got to put some push behind it to make it work. Miy 26 j Leh,, Utah! Park" w A - R v y 1 W!. M I 4 1 HI,.,. ',111 t v n i v "A A ; U - DENNIS G. PETERSON, American Fork, an electrical automation major at Utah Technical College at Provo, was a second place winner at the state Vica (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) contest held recently at Salt Lake City. Colleges competing were Utah Technical College at Provo, Brigham Young University, Weber State College, and Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. Little Known Fishing Bets Several Utah waters that don't receive much attention but provide good fishing are just waiting for anglers to visit them. Anyone who can't wait foe the June 2 opener can get out now and make some good catches. Pelican Lake, near Roosevelt, McMULLOCH'S NEW MINI MAC I The new mini mac model at an unbelievable new price. 6.9 pounds of power, 10" bar and chain. i 5 V. I BARGAIliS GALORE SAIi w Congratulations to all of Ihe j I Ve Appreciate Your Business FREE Shoot Caster with each Johnson Reel on SPECIAL Supply Limited LlLLia RODS $2 Sill i iH 1 v v 'The Friendly 50 East Main I' ' boasts the largest bluegttts in the state. Even kids have good luck on this lake, whicn has a new boat, ramp at the north end. Recommended bait for this 24-hour 24-hour fishing spot are spinners, worms, tiny tots and plastic worms. Spring is the best time of the year to fish at Pelican because aquatic vegetation thickens later in the summer. Although the world is full of suffering, it also is full of the overcoming of it. Rod r Store f LAWN-BOY X S Sfe LAWN MOWERSNBD MflrWV I Lawn-Boy Offers Gas II fffSs I Powered And Electric it I S V S -V 1'!. " v. W- y. Browning Auf9e Na. . Vk., ... ?:r , . J fttejnyssi . 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He feels that this will be a great way to finalize his scouting experien- NEWELL KITCHEN ft " . i '' - . f I Models And Edgers. See 21" with Solid State 1 -.OMSJ ignition system shown I rrsm mnt t M3995 I TACKLE mm- swsW!r ,m A 1 jty i ira Newell will be 14 years of age on June 16 and is looking forward for-ward to advancing into the Venture Ven-ture Scout Program in the near future. Jim iii Lpis - - Meals ' Prices Effective Thursday Thru Wednesday Closed Memorial Day Opening Hours From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. JUMBO FRANKS 89c: lb. Sliced BOLOGM GQd lb- WHOLE HAMS G9 lb. BUn HAMS 79 lb. SHAtiX HAMS 69$ lb. FREEZER BEEF Whole or Half Cut and Wrapped 79 lb. Longhorn MILD CHEESE CHi lb. Pure Pork SAUSAGE GO lb. CUSTOM CUTTDI6 Price of Guns Going Up Buy Now and AVE Browning Automatic Shotpns 0 0 v |