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Show BLUE RIBBOII DAY July 24 was Alpine's Community Commu-nity Fair and city celebration with the theme, 'The Desert Shall Blossom as a Rose." Alpine Is nearly 117 years old. Large crowds turned out for every event. The fair was held In the cleverly clever-ly decorated city recreation hall with many beautiful contributions. contribu-tions. Sweepstakes winners were: Photography, Lynn Hales, Jr.; Home Sewing, Juanlta Jackson; Handicrafts, Mrs. Anna Wolfen-stonj Wolfen-stonj Rugs, Mrs. Dora Shepherd; Rabbits, Kyle Terry; Flowers, Mrs. Don Taylor, Mrs. Joyce Adams and Mrs. Blanche Bennett; Ben-nett; Canning, Mrs. Jennie Wild and Mrs. Inez Forbes; Breads, Kayleen Bennett; Cakes, Gaya Carlton; Sweet Breads, Phyllis Ingram; and Quilts, Mrs. Kathleen Kath-leen Bateman. The hailstorm had taken care of the sweepstakes ribbon for the gardens this year. Mrs. Corene Bennett, Mrs. Sophia Terry, Lynn Hale, David Healey, Don Taylor, Alden Shurtz and Mrs. Minnie McDaniel were some who worked to make this the success it was. Games and races were held at the new school with about 100 or more children participating, after which a bike race took place with Shirley Devey, Farrln Wild, and Jewel Burgess coming In as first place winners. Burke Hea-ton Hea-ton and Mrs. Donna Mae Carter were in charge of this event. The 4-H horse show, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heaps held the Interest of a large crowd. Scott Blackburn took sweepstakes In the fitting and showing of the Junior division and Tom Heaps took first place In the Senior Division. Kim Turner Tur-ner took sweepstakes in Western Pleasure, Junior Division, and Kendall Adamson and Grant Heg-erhorst Heg-erhorst both placed first in the Senior Division. The barrel race was won by Mark Hegerhorst and Tom Heaps won the poles. Dwalne Devey and Tom Heaps were first place winners in the keyhole race and Nancy and Kendall Miller rode away as first place winners for jumping. Mike McBride did a fine Job as Judge and Jerry Mc-Ghie Mc-Ghie was the announcer. The Alpine Lions Club had their Chuckwagon available all afternoon and evening, and all proceeds went toward building a bowery for the new city park. As the sun set, the outdoor sociability dance was held with a combo. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hansen were in charge of this. Prizes were awarded for the best dancers. A beautiful fireworks display ended a very eventful day. The day was sponsored by the 4-H Clubs, Garden Club, Lions and City, with Eldge Warnlck, committee chairman and Mrs. Jennie Wild, co-chairman who really got things going. About 2,1 children died as a result of fires during 1966, the National Fire Protection Association Asso-ciation said. Ruffled grouse are found In 31 states. A large codfish was hung In the Massachusetts State House in 1784 as a symbol of the state's fishing industry. It is still there. wi 6ETTIN6 Ops! Kstdoff FEVER DELUXE SPORT COUPE it's easy to get 31 ... ; s ZOLLEY AUTO 297 West Main & " m. Fork . FOR ALPINE fJews From By Carolyn Heaton Phone 756-3911 The Alpine Gym will be open for all children, youth and adults to use. There will be basketballs and other equipment available between be-tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. All activities will be fref. We trust that all who use the gym will keep in mind that it belongs to all of us, the citizens of Alpine, and will help take care of it and protect it from being abused. There Is a new tennis net. The city well will be on weekdays week-days from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on Saturday beginning at noon. Please plan to water you lawns between those hours. Watering of cemetery lots should also be done during this time with the north lots on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the south lots on Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday. Your cooperation will be appreciated. appre-ciated. Kenneth Burgess, the son of President and Mrs. Reld Burgess, Bur-gess, and Roy Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson, received re-ceived the DutytoGodawardSun-day DutytoGodawardSun-day night. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McDaniel left Sunday for Denver, Colorado, to take their son, Pfc. Dwlght McDaniel back to an army hospital hos-pital there. Mr. and Mrs. Don Devey attended at-tended a Marine Corps reunion In Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beck and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shepherd, Mr. andMrs. Max Beck and Mrs. Aggie Cubler spent last week at Moon Lake. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Drew spent the week-end out there also. Gerald and Carolyn Dent have graduated from the BYU. Mrs. Dent is the former Carolyn Burgess. Psn Alice m m mm mm mm mm 0 m mm I mm m. m, Z XX r A rn ft k i v jo I I r I TableRite Grade A sci fresn Aflila jj Jm M AU&I 1 BUY BOTH n SAVE TWICE U Pillsbury Floor 09 Carnation Non-Fat Dry i Milks ot 89c S DUTCH MAID WHITE DUTCH MAID I LLV ROLL l&LES SODA WATER Can ? POTATO CHIPS Clover Club Reg. 59c size 304 Yes We Give 11 GOLD STOIKE n STA0PS Mr. and Mrs. David Healey have a new baby girl born last Monday In the Utah Valley Hospital. Hos-pital. The new arrival will share a home with three other brothers broth-ers and two sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emery are the parents of a new little girl, who is the seventh child in the family. The Alpine Ward and the Alpine Al-pine Second Ward spent last week at Mutual Dell. Craig McDaniel was operated on in the American Fork Hospital Tuesday. Dale Shepherd underwent an operation in the Utah Valley Hospital Hos-pital last Thursday. A birthday party will be held for George Rasmussen tonight. Thirty-six members of his family fam-ily are Invited. Games and a program pro-gram are planned and plenty of eats are on the menu. Wayne and Dale Pack captured a live badger and entered It in the community fair for all to see. The descendants of Lars Rove Jensen, one of Alpine's earliest pioneers held a reunion Saturday Satur-day In Alpine. Mrs. Rueben Jensen, Jen-sen, from Shelley, Idaho, who will be 100 on her next birthday, birth-day, rendered a remarkable history. his-tory. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beck spent the weekend traveling and visiting Yellowstone. Dana Beck reports they saw 20 bears, two moose and a wolf. STAR FLOUR MILLS 147 East 6th North Am. Fork PHONE 756-3221 STAR FLOUR 1 For the Best in Feeds . . . Star Laying Mash Poultry - Dairy Hog - Horse Rabbit - Dog We Will be Happy to Serve You with the ECellog's yq car j With Cottage BUT Swanson Chick- TV Dinners ANY Swanson Dinner JL?! g lor S100 jf each Doi. Qf Cabbages &UCi By Jean The Band did it again Won honors and praise not only for themselves but also for the community com-munity by their recent performances per-formances and conduct at the Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Stampede. It is certainly no secret around town how I feel about our excellent ex-cellent Am. Fork Marching Band and Boyd M. Hunter, the director, direc-tor, and In this feeling I stand as only one of the majority of Mother of Former Am. Fork Man Dies Mrs. Charlotte Marie Berner-Bartholomew, Berner-Bartholomew, 82, of Salt Lake City, mother of Ben G. B?rtholo-mew, B?rtholo-mew, died recently at the Utah Valley Hospital of natural causes. She was a former resident of Sprlngville. Funeral services were held in Sprlngville and burial was in the Fayette, Utah cemetery. She was born Aug. 22, 1834 in Lucerne, Switzerland, a daughter of Ferdinand and Maria Shank Berner. She came to Utah In 1903 as a convert to the LD3 Church. She was married to George M. Bartholomew on June 2, 1909, in the Salt Lake LD3 Temple. He died in 1950. They made their home in Fayette Fay-ette following their marriage, and later moved to Sprlngville. She had also lived for a time in Spring Lake, and then in Salt Lake City. ;' SItzr r- Crest 5' off Extra Larg BUY Reg. 51-i 51-i Gal. purchase of Corn Flakes BUY BOTH SAVE TWICE th purchase of . . Cheese DUin . . . 3HV C IVVJV.C Dutch WHITE 32tf MCP limeade 10 Fisd Stic(s39 P 00 tngs E. Gordon townspeople who feel the same. When I watched them perform so well as the lead band in the Salt Lake 24th of July parade, in spite of the fact that they had just returned from the long trip to Canada, I think they did American Fork proud with their performance. perfor-mance. I also felt very sorry to think THE 1967 G. E. Color Portable $199.95 G. E. 25" Console SAVE $200 Save up to $150 on a G. E. Stereo 23" Black & White T. V. Console $169.95 w. t. 19" Color Portable $389.95 THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE SOLiUER BOYS now-no noun paylieht-first payheiit in I10UEF1ER 29c Toothpaste 74c s AT BOTH... SAVE TWICE . . U-oi. Combination mwtt Im Purchmta' for Piggy tach Sovinft 2 - 6J Combination mwtt bo purchawd for Piggy tack Saving lb. Com King ovfcncnod for Piggy tack Savinft Moid 7' '2 --I it,1.- in OAc 3 v c (ME 79 each dlieer that that would be the last parade for these kids under the direction of Mr. Hunter. I would like to say that for the several years that he has been band leader in American Ameri-can Fork, he has put forth his very best effort and many, many hours of his own time to teach and train our boys and girls to be the outstanding group they are year after year. One of the things that the American Fork Band has been noted for is that they play music throughout the entire parade route. Mr. Hunter, unlike most i w 1 v J T. V. AM DUY IF SE3IPSPil IGA Wi PRICE IN SINGLE . AND HERE IS 1. 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