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Show Cub Scouts to Present Heritage Programs at The Alpine and American Fork Stake Cub Scouts will be celebrating cele-brating the July Fourth holiday a bit early with outstanding American Heritage Programs to be presented tonight for the Alpine Al-pine Stake Cub Scouts and tomorrow to-morrow night (Friday) for the Cub Scouts of American Fork 7 C" V .aaiuu uiuni Stake. Both programs will be held in the stake tabernacle. The theme of the Heritage Programs will be "What Can I Do For My Country,'' which will give these youi. Americans an opportunity to review the proud heritage which is theirs. Special speakers for the occasions will be G. Easton Brown, who will speak ai the Alpine Stake Her itage Program, and Rulon Skin ner. who will be the featured speaker at the American "Fork Stake program. Mr. Brown is Chief Warrant Officer, Utah National Guard, a member of the 1457th Engi neer Battalion, stationed at the American Fork Armory. Mr Brown was a member of the armed forces in World War n and was captured by the Jap anese while serving his country in the South Pacific. He has been active in Veterans of Foreign Wars affairs and has also been active in civic and chuch activities of the community commun-ity since his return from the battle front. He is presently serving as postmaster of American Amer-ican Fork. He will discuss the role of the National Guard in the defense of America. Mr. Skinner is the assistant Scout Executive in the Utah National Na-tional Parks Council. He served as District Executive in Alpine District for a number of years. He has assisted in conducting Cub Scout Pow Wows which have I GIGANTIC CITY OF FUN . uuij xjj lPvL A fl n AT YOUR A RTiciPATiMGiiiieocaii PA ICZZZ3IIC been held in Provo for the past five years. An ardent Scouter, Mr. Skinner has been an example ex-ample and an Inspiration to Scouts and Scouters of the area for many years. He will discuss the Impact of Scouting upon youth of our country. Special musical numbers will be provided by Cub Scouts Choruses in both stakes, with the Cub Scouts to sing a medley of patriotic numbers. A special flag ceremony has also been planned for the programs, pro-grams, with more than 350 Cub Scouts participating in the two American Heritage programs. All Cub Scouts, their leaders, parents and residents of the community com-munity are cordially invited to share in this inspirational event. Both programs will begin at 8 VACATION TIME Footloose and fancy free that's the way to go. You'll enjoy your self more with a Farm Bureau Insurance auto policy that assures you of full protection wherever you go, with fast, efficient claim service throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. If you are not already insured the Farm Bureau Insurance way, call your local agent today. Farm Bureau Insurance Co. LOWEST RATES Fire - Auto - Life LaMar Argyle 756-3904 Sherman Bennett 756-4138 Zenith 345 American Fork ASK 5G? W13Dff 1FMkG: 0 meficai If 1 1 EZZ3 American Tabernacle p.m. with the Alpine Stake program pro-gram Thursday, June 21, and the American Fork Stake Heritage Heri-tage program to be held Friday, Fri-day, June 28. Of special interest will be Rulon D. Skinner S. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY JK' ft " s tin ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' -GIRLS' I 150 LADIES SUMMER SUMMER SHOES REDUCED DRESSES DEDUCED -Colors - Blacks $5 . $fl $ . $0 come Early SAVE BIG! J j f ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' SPRING COATS REDUCED LADIES' SKIRTS - BLOUSES Take Your Pick ClOgg REDUCED TO CLEAR Now For Only Come Early SAVE! GIRLS' BUMMER I LADIES DENIM LADIES' - GIRLS' CHILDREN'S U. S. MADE JAMAICA SETS STRETCH JEANS CANVAS OXFORDS CANVAS OXFORDS reduced sTaper $077 L $166 $188 BIG SAVINGS! Sizes 10 to 18 I 6 Color s I 5 U V MAHV OtHER ITEMS REDUCED- CHARGE SPECIAL HOW JUST 5 1 1 EZS3 1 1 11 1 1 CZZ3 1 1 EZZZ3 B E the presentation of winning essays es-says by Cub Scouts in both stakes. An essay competition has been underway in the various Cub Scout packs of Alpine District, with each Pack selecting a winning win-ning essay and a runner-up winner. win-ner. Winning essays will be presented pre-sented and essays will also be printed in the July 3 issue of the American Fork Citizen. The essays were written on the subject, sub-ject, "What Can I Do For My Country." Committees assisting in the presentation of the American Heritage Programs are as follows: fol-lows: Finance Committee- 11th and Highland Wards; Awards Committee- 12th and Community Church; Theme Committee (monthly): (mon-thly): 1st Ward; Music Committee; Com-mittee; 2nd and 9th Wards; Program Pro-gram Committee- 3rd and 4th Wards; Decorations Committee-5th Committee-5th and Alpine Second Wards; Lighting Committee- 7th and Alpine Al-pine 1st Wards; Opening and clos ing ceremonies- 10th and 8th Wards; Publicity Committee-7th and 6th Wards. - IT -OPEN H many Off JULY 18 - WITH EACH s2.00 ! Am. Fork Steelers Lose Three, Look to Steel Days The American Fork Steelers Baseball team ran into some bad luck in their first three games losing all three. On Friday they played a double-header against Dunn Oil Company of Salt Lake losing the first 11-4 and the second game 5-1. The local nine began to shape up like the good team they can be and the second of the double was a hard fought, interesting game. Mugleston, of Dunn Oil was a one-man powerhouse as he pitched pitch-ed his team to a win and further added to the cause by hitting two doubles and bringing in three runs. Pitching for the Steelers was Ivory. K. Balser hit a two-baser two-baser driving in two runs for Am. Fork. Henderson started as pitcher in the second game and was relieved re-lieved by Pehrson who finished TEMS IN UMMEE APPAREL FRIDAYS TILL 19 - 20 25 TT7,11 run ivieruiia IIEZZ3ISEZ3IICrzailEZaH the ga-ne. The Steelers scored in the first inning and Dunn Oil scored in the Second, Third and Fourth innings. Couranos was credited with two runs batted in. On Tuesday, the Am. Fork Steelers played the Jack David Team from Salt Lake. The local nine will play the next two games on the home field. On Saturday, June 29, they will meet Smithfield here at 8:00 p.m. and on Tuesday, July 2, they will play Tooele at the A. F. Baseball Park at 8:00 p.m. All local baseball fans are ur ged to come out to the games and support the Steelers. The team makes more progress in each game they play promising some good baseball in the near future Residents are also invited to keep in mind the Invitational Baseball Tournament to be held 0 Pi M. &3 Steel. RIDE TICKET PURCHASE 1L THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, June 27. 1968 Library Receives Contribution From Dance Benefit A $120 contribution was made to the American Fork Library fund Tuesday as the result of the Irene and Sharon Earl Foul- ger Dance Review benefit held last spring. Dean W. Taylor, chair in connection with Steel Days. Games will be played on Wednes day, July 17, Thursday, July 18 and on Friday, July 19. Game times will be at 6 and 8 p.m. More information will be forthcoming forth-coming in the future. Kay's i (' w Buys I IBROMO SELTzSjTTlf Plastic Unbreakable Jlfei" I in rmicc DFPfiYIHF III I7C UJNU .i..w .m 1L RylcJ 1 1 EZZ3 1 1 E3 1 1 CZZ3 1 1 CZZ3 1 g3 Bays man of the Library Fund Mem-orlal Mem-orlal Grants Committee, ac- : cepted the contribution from Sharon Earl Foulger on behalf of the library committee. He thanked the dancers and others who assisted with the production for the time and effort ef-fort they had put forth. More than 70 dancers appeared ap-peared on the review which was held last May 11. Give every man your ear, but ! few your voice; take each man's, censure, but reserve your judg-; ment. ' Work is the mission of mankind man-kind on this earth. The things most people want to ' know about are usually none of their business. r jiicj |
