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Show It. Edward Zunich Serving Abroad Destroyer USS Edson Navy Lieutenant (junior grade) R. Edward Zunich, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hershel Zunich of American Fork, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Edsun witli the U. S. Sev.-nt,; Fleet, off the coast of Vietnam. During his tour of duty his ship participated in various naval operations op-erations such as "Operation Sea Dragon" and conducted gunfire support for U. S. Marines during dur-ing "Operations Beau Charger," "Deacon Hill" and "Hickory." The Edson has also destroyed THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, July 13. 1967 several enemy shore batteries with very little damage being inflicted in-flicted on the destroyer by enemy gun crews. For over three tours of duty in Vietnam, the crew of the Edson has been awarded the Navy Unit Commendation. Very limited hunting of the pronghorn antelope is permitted in Oregon in order to keep them from becoming extinct. An earthquake zone in Japan, near the Bay of Tokyo, Is said to average four shocks a day. eiaaEsniEiaancninininnRflOOBDnoB" f SIDEWALK SALE I Imode o'dayi : 1 -. I SUPER SAVINGS ON a a a a o vs. . V , V 'ii C f - 1 1 J 1 BEAUTIFUL TROPHIES READIED FOR STEEL DAYS HORSE SHOE TOURNEYS-Alma Madsen, left, chairman of all horse shoe pitching events In connection with Steel Days activities shows beautiful trophies to be presented to first place winners in the three divisions of the American Fork Championship Tournament, and the Steel Days Open Championship, to Willard Devitt, chairman of sports events on the Steel Days schedule. : -i X.. i r . r "si 7J " A i V ALPINE YOUTH INJURED IN ACCIDENT-Vernon Harrington, American Fork police officer, examines motorcycle following accident In Alpine Friday. William Duncan, Utah Highway Patrol trooper who investigated, said John Steven Alger, 16, Alpine, received a broken pelvis when the motorcycle he was riding and a car driven by Phyllis Renae Beck, 18, also of Alpine, collided. Accident occurred about 7: lS sum. at about First South and Second East in Alpine. I REGULARLY PRICED g 4.99-5.99 DRESSES s2.99 H f BLOUSES I $1.99 a n I SLACKS I $1.99 a n SHIRTS $1.99 EIAHD BAGS 99 & $1.99 i SWEATERS CARDIGAN & PULLOVERS Reg. $3.99 STEEL DAYS SPECIAL J 8- n a El a u Come in to Store for MORE SPECIALS a a a a a a 61 West Main American Fork g GLADYS' COIFFURES Announces Ihe appointment of llancy Webber and Cathy Walker to the Staff " V j - V i r '' ! llancy Webber Douqhter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Webber of American Fork. Attended Weber State College where she graduated gradu-ated this spring with a Certificate of Proficiency in Cosmetology. Now working at Gladys' Beauty Salon in American Fork. Graduated from American Fork High School and LDS Seminary. Cathy Walker Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Walker. Attended Weber State Col-lege, Col-lege, and graduated from the college this spring with a Certificate of Proficiency Pro-ficiency in the field of Cosmetology. Now working at Gladys' Beauty Salon. Graduated from American Fork High School. I S0GaCss (Pdgdddes g U.S.D.A. Choice ff Swift's Premium (OC 5 Beef-Full Cut if ) Fully Cooked S)S g Round Steaks ID. U LI Smoked Picnics ID. ZJ U 1 "T-T n"nMl Y? Fillets Fom InCQjC i UTJJUULIMm it). )J u irn-NrTT, ........ TJfcf 1 Suflgnf n,- 10 lb. IMto llrfnilV Cragmont Punch 46z. Hi I j Jb) Grape or Orange j) cans I 4 t- air STEEL DAYS SPECIAL THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY OIILY fl 95 100 HUMAN HAIR VJIGLETS 11 GLADYS' n American Fork Coll 756-4108 LI H ! H I I t t It T T M HI t M T I IT H ' T T1 TTT I IM m l I I H I I I I I II n n Coldbrook Quarters nfnnft Scott Bathroom 4 Roll SSI fOlrO) U lei Assorted Colors -JJ Pkgs. Yj I mr"7y Scotr" 2Ro11 civ lUJiCi ru) decorator njj Pkgs. n7aiflpijoollios PETwyIaT "'v California Peacocks 4fjU JJ , ; A 18 Pound Average j) ( J rft 'SLOPPY tecriv To8oy, Friday and Solurdoy ' - J "ma m'SX" 1 " " ""' " "" ' -" - " "'m" r :u C ClUiW 1V - u:u core 'WW A rnr irnm COPYRIGHT I960 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED I i |
