| OCR Text |
Show Gorlicks Leave on Church History Tour Mr. and Mrs. G. Jay Garlick of American Fork will soon be leaving by air on the BYU Church History tour. The tour departs July 21 and returns July 30. In addition to visiting all of the LDS church History sites, THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, uly 8, 1967 from New England to Nebraska, and viewing the famous Hill Cumorah Pageant at Palmyra, New York, the Garlicks will also visit Expo 67 in Montreal, Canada. Can-ada. Mr, and Mrs. Garlick would be happy to have others from our community join them on their REFRIGERATOR SALE Side-by-Side Storage trip. BYU travel study officiates indicate in-dicate that luere are still a few spaces on the flight. Others who may be interested should write to Travel Study, Brigham Young University. N.F.L. increases payments to players' fund. AUTV OF OUR 60METE SERVICE . . . THE U iiiiih miMiinn wf r "in 1 'Jim lwtur9.v A- JUNIOR RIFLE TOURNAMENT TROPHIES AWARDED-Danny Strain, first place, senior division, left; Richard Lund, second place, senior division; Kevin Roseman, second place, Junior division; and Richard Strain, third place, Junior division, receive trophies from Bob Hadfield, president of the American Fork Sportsmen's Association, who co-sponsored the six week event with the American Fork City Recreation Committee. JUNIOR RIFLE TOURNAMENT COMPLETED A six week series of practice and competition sessions were climaxed this past week with the semi-finals and finals in the annual an-nual Junior Rifle Tournament, sponsored by the American Fork Sportsmen's Association and the American Fork City Recreation. Danny Strain, of Am. Fork, took first place honors in the 14-15 year old division, with Richard Lund, Lehi second place, and Curtis King, Am. Fork third place In this division. Kim Shumway, Pleasant Grove, took first place In the 12-13 year old division, with Kevin Roseman, Lehi, taking second place honors and Richard Strain, American Fork, winning third place In this division. Bob Hadfield, president of the American Fork Sportsmen's Association, As-sociation, presented the trophies which were supplied by the Am. Fork City Recreation Committee. The Twelfth WardGulde Patrol class enjoyed a full day at Maple Dell recently. They had fun swimming, swim-ming, boating, and participating in scouting skills and etc. Those that attended were Kevin Shatter, Shat-ter, Bradley Robinson, Gilbert England, Deeth Peterson, Robbie Robinson, Mark GoodseU, Wayne Pederson, Jay Jensen, Kurt Holmstead, Douglas Mower and Jimmy Lamoreaux. Escorting the boys were Mrs. Donna Robinson and Mrs. Lucy Lamoreaux. It was a day well spent and a good time was enjoyed by alL Lt. Iterates Plan Steel Days Steals, te halme SMevmlh Sale The Steel Days Steals, annual bargain event of the community. will be held' July 13, 14 and 15, witn all merchants displaying the Steel Days Steals banner participating parti-cipating In the event. Sidewalk sales areas will feature fea-ture the best bargains seen in American Fork for months, with selections of quality merchandise awaiting your approval. Each merchant will have a sidewalk display, with a carnival atmosphere to prevail. Balloons and other holiday decorations will be used to set the stage for the Steel Day Steals shoppers to get into the holiday mood. Next week's Citizen will be bursting with bargain ads, so shop the ads, then come down and get your share of the bargains offered of-fered during this one-a-year-sale event. The Steel Days Steals will be directed by Harry M alone, chairman chair-man of the Retail Trades Committee, Com-mittee, and his committee members. 9 W Is rV x i U We at Miller Ready Mix Co. are constantly trying to find better ways to serve you, our customers. In other words when we say that we try harder to please our custom-p custom-p ers we really mean it. m d yj We are open anytime except Saturday for your convenience. conven-ience. Just give us a call for FREE estimates. We will send some one out to look at your job. Phone Am. Fork 756-3559 74 Hour Ancwer SyTProvo 225-0260 Salt Lake City 322-4186 JJ 99 SOUTH 700 EAST L AMERICAN FORK iininwnfftniifiiiiiiiMMiff j Model TFF-21 A 20.5 cu. ft Foodcenter 21' with Automatic Icemaker Replaces ice, automatically! White Or AvOCOdo Freezer stores up to 274 lbs. frozen foods! Cabinet only 35 " wide! Rolls out for easy cleaning! $49995 V.f. School Rcl. & Range Washer & Dryer SALE OSIE OIILY 16 cu. ft $199.95 w.r. Bottom Freezer Slightly Damaged EASY TERMS 1st Payment in October ItaiDiDiaiDiaiQiQiDiDiDiDiDiDiDiaiaiaioiDiQiaiDiQiQiaiaiDiDmiDiDiQiDiDiaiaiDiaininiQiDiaiainiDiDiDiaiDiDioiDia 5 tmmmmt0 rl sZTkTS 5 5 American Fork High School FOOTBALL STACIUl THE eiiflTAIO TI0EEIS From the World Famous Production eUQTAin TINE USA ALSO GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY V7ITCI EUERY $5.00 PURCHASE YOU HAY TfDflglIlBUY A STEEL BAY SPECTACULAR TICKET FOR OIILY 502 S Parkers Frontier Service g Mary Jean's Paul's American Safeway - Ray's Taylor Drug Service Reams Halstrom Motor Durfey Dry Cleaners Stan's Chevron S Bank of Am . Fork Devey Holley Auto Kay's Texaco Service Match Jewelry Lillie's Shop O Gunther Sheet Metal Pridas Of fke Supply Tri-Ciry Motor Griffin Bakery Peters Texaco Service Ken's Auto Ports p Intermountain Christensen's Marvin's Motor Plaza C.L.Young Sounder's Hardware Dr. McHugh - Farmers Assn. Robinson Sporting Greenwood Service Appliance Timp Photo Shop Metro Music 2 C Cr D Electric Goods Am. Fork Nursery Fashion Carpets Humphries Floral Barney's Phillips Q Andersons Sinclair Pennes Dean's Market Kirkham Upholstery Hansen Home Service " Service Reads Jewelry Henny Penny Supertron Service Furnishings Ellison Cleaners .Friday TT tl 1 qJ ... It Everett's Beeline Service Smith Drug Chipman's Pinkerton Meats Allen's Food-Fair IGA Foodliner Colonial Children's Shoe Wight House Timpanogos Mntor Bate Hardware Coy's American Service Bradshaw Autn Parts -Stan's Shoe Sjre Mode o' Day n prouse-Keitz 5 5 5 5 .1 a service Keaasjeweiry Henny renny dupertron service furnishings Ellison Ueaners Shop prouse-Keitz - ininmimrtimniaiDimnim |
