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Show . ni Alpine Announces Plans For Community Fair SLEEK BOATS TO BE SHOWN IN TIMP MARINA BOAT SHOW SATURDAY-Bob Halstrom, local marine dealer, displays three outstanding boats to be on display for the Tlmp Marina Boat Show which will be held at the Tlmp Marina Harbor on north Utah Lake all day and evening, Saturday, July. 15. The latest In boats, motors and marine accessories will be included in the free show. Boat Show at Timp Marina to Add Color to Steel Days Celebration The Timp Marina Boat Club is sponsoring a big boat show in connection with the three-day Steel Days Celebration this week. Ed Hills, of Orem, is chairman of the show, which will be held at the spacious harbor area at the Timp Marina. The show will be held all day Saturday, July 14, at the Tlmp Marina on Utah Lake. The latest models of both boats and motors will be on display, with ski and water sports equipment equip-ment also expected to be shown. Bob Halstrom, local marine dealer, will have at least three beautiful boats in the show, and other dealers are expected to be in attendance. The boat show will be free to the public and everyone interested inter-ested in boating is cordially invited in-vited to come down to the Utah Lake Harbor and take a look at the latest in boats In-Service Training Director Appointed at AF Training School The appointment of Miss Ar-talee Ar-talee Toth as Inservice Training and public relations director at the Utah State Training School was announced Saturday by Paul S. Sagers, superintendent. Miss Toth is a graduate of BYU, where she received a B.S. degree in secondary History and English in 1966. She is presently attending BYU, working towards a master In English and is also employed at the Utah State Training Train-ing School as an aide in the Title I program. ....... Miss Toth Is currently working work-ing as a relief teacher in the ecucation department. She hs previously worked at the school as an attendant for two summers, while completing her education at BYU. An accomplished horsewoman, Artalee Is a member of the Am. Fork Bridlettes, and has received numerous trophies and awards for her riding ability. She will begin her duties at the In-Service Training Department Depart-ment on July 24, or prior to that date if a replacement can be found to fill her position In the Title I program. A native of American Fork, Miss Toth is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Durrant. r hi s. Artalee Toth 1he Old 1im l The second annual Alpine Community Com-munity Fair will be heldMonday, July 24, at the old Alpine Ele-mentary Ele-mentary School grounds. Our City Crews Assist in Steel i Days Planning The entire city work force has been busy completing last minute details in the big Steel Days Celebration program. Crews have completed moving mov-ing the six sections of movable bleachers from the WBBA ball parks for use in the Steel Day Celebration. Two of the units have been placed adjacent to the horse shoe pits in Robinson Park to facilitate seating spectators at the Thursday and Saturday tournaments. Other bleacher units have been moved to the American Fork race track, north of town, where spectators will gather for the horse races on Saturday. City crews and equipment will also assist at the race track in grading the parking area and preparing pre-paring the track for the race events. The city water tanker will be on the scene this week to assist as-sist in putting the race track in top shape for the Steel Days races. Employees spent Monday erecting the portable stage at the high school football stadium, constructing con-structing an 18 by 30 foot stage for the "Curtain Timers" production, pro-duction, which will be presented on the attractive outdoor stage on Friday evening. Temporary bleachers have al so been erected at this location, providing all who attend with excellent ex-cellent seats to the variety show. Every seat will be a good one, promises general Steel Days chairman Norman E. Shumway. City crews will report for work at 5 a.m. Sunday morning to clean up the concession area, preparatory prepara-tory to the general priesthood session which is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. in the tabernacle. The entire site will be cleaned if the concession stands of the BeeHive exposition have been moved from the street and Robinson Rob-inson Park. Streets'1 of the downtown area will also receive sprucing up following the celebration, according ac-cording to Ray C. Nelson, city manager. Upon completion of the Steel Days activities, all six bleacher bleach-er units will be moved to American Amer-ican Legion Park, where the WBBA BeeHive League will conduct con-duct play-offs In the quarter finals, fi-nals, Aug. 5. Fifty-four feet of six-foot high chain link fence will also be installed at the city ball park by city crews before the Saturday, July 15 game. 'Mini-hair-crew cut." Rye, England, was a seaport of importance until the sea receded re-ceded in the 19th century. Today To-day it is a resort of writers and artists. 1 urtli l 3 Mg BEAUTY OF QUE! eOIIOQETE SERVICE . . . 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 customers custom-ers we really mean it. We are open anytime except Sunday for your convenience. Just give us a call for FREE estimates. We will send some one out to look at your job. Phone American Fork 756-3559 24 Hour Answer Provo 225-0230 - Salt Lake City 322-4186 99 South 700 East AMERICAN FORK theme this year is 'The Desert Blossoms As a Rose. This fun-filled fun-filled day is sponsored by the Alpine City and Alpine's Garden Club, the Lions Club and 4-H Clubs. Eldredge Warnlck is committee com-mittee chairman. The day's events Include: Fair, 12:30 p.m. at the Alpine gymnasium; contest with prlies at 30 p.m.; volleyball, horse shoes and games all afternoon; junior division 4-H horse show from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.; bake sale in gym at 6 p.m. At the new elementary school at 6 p.m. the little league will meet a challenging team. A street diince, under the direction of Ray Hansen, will be at 8:30 p.m. At 10 p.m., there will be a fireworks fire-works display. The Alpine Lions Club will sell delicious refreshments all day and evening. All proceeds of the day will go toward the building of a bowery in our new city park. Last year the Community Fair was an outstanding success. This fBBBBDBBDilD0BDB30BBBBDQBDDDBIBB STEAL THESE 13 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a u a FISHERMEN SPECIALS 1962 Comzt Station Wagon $795 Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. 1959 Chev Station Wanon .... $345 V-8, Radio, Heater. 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Allen-tries Allen-tries must not have been exhibited before except In novelties and miscellaneous. Special judges will judge and award Sweepstakes, Sweep-stakes, first, second and third place ribbons. All dry good en- R15"S1 tries are to be handed in Saturday, Sat-urday, July 22. All perishable items should be in Monday morning by 9 a.m. We hope everyone will come out and help make this a successful suc-cessful day. ST EEL DAV ST E A L S Appliances, T.V., Stereo, Furniture All on Sale at REDUCED PRICES 3 II cisa I CKM) mm mmmmmmmwmi m M W 'i I, W REFRIGERATOR FREEZER mm mm Automatic Dffroit Retrigeritor ! top! Most convenient, con-venient, ulnce yuu uit this section on the average 10 timet mure than freeter. M.I Cu. Ft. Net. Vol. 4 Cabinet Shelves -- one slides out. Porcelain Enamel Vegetable Bin, 3S bushel. Slide-Out Meat Pan (Covered). Huge Zero-llegrnt Freeter Below! Handy swing -out basket (or eaay storage. 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