American Fork Citizen | 1968-06-27 | Page 6

aiir - ...nit: 3iir ' inc 3IIC 311 3IIC IIE3lieJBIE III CZJJ THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, June 27. 1968 HiLtOME TO OUR r www JUNE 27th 28th & 29th IIIF 31 ,ilR!TMf m I r. s,," " , - HI , A A n D mm mi JUST REGISTER - no purchase necessary y n refreshments gifts bug o wnnn (DIS 2L 3!TRA SPECIAL PRICES OH fW CHEVROLET! SAI1E 506310 1 368 Impula Fordor Sport Sedan 327 Engine, Hydromatic, Radio, etc. No. 14. List Price $3719.70. SALE PRICE $305qoo SAVE $38930 1968 Chevy II Fordor Auto Transmission, Radio, etc. List Price $2924.00. SALE PRICE 2435 00 SAVE $41500 1968 Chevelle Malibu Sedan Auto Transmission, Radio, etc. List Price $3065.00. SALE PRICE $255000 COMPANY car: nn . .. nn uiuuu vis m m f 0 he: II EZZ3IICZZ3 it PHONE [phone] AMERICAN FORK I 1 SAVE $60000 SAVE $60000 SAVE $60000 I 1968 Chevy II Sport Coupe 1968 Comoro Coupe 18 Chevelle Malibu 4-door fi ;phc7w WolMadio artES 'ms&s I SALE PRICE $253200 SALE PRICE $234300 SALE PRICE $266370 SAVE $90000 " SAVE $100000 SAVE $100000 f i 1968 Impala Custom Coupe 1968 Caprice Fordor Sport Sedan 1968 Caprice Custom Coupe Turrxinydromatic Transmission 396 Engine, Hydramatic Trans., Fac- Factory Air, 396 Engine, Hydromatic S 327 Engine, Power Steering, WWalls, tory Air, Power Steering and Brakes. plus many extras. Radio. List Price $3731.30. List Price $4466.35. List Price $4415.95. SALE PRICE $28330 SALE PRICE $34JgOO SALE PRICE $3595 j VJARRAMTEED USED CARS "1 SAVE $30000 SAVE $50000 T SAVE $40000 1967 Chev Impala Sport Sedon 1955 por( Qalaxie 500 Fordor 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 Fordor 5 Power Steering Auto Trans. Factorv Air Powcr Steering. Auto" Powcr Steering. f Reg. Price $2395.00. Rcg pe $21 95 Reg. Price $1695.00. SALE PRICE $209500 SALE PRICE $J 59500 SALE PRICE $1295 J SAVE $40000 SAVE $40000 SAVE $30000 1966 Buick Fordor Sedan 1966 Pontiac Fordor 1966 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan Auto Trans., Power Steering. Factory Air, Power Steering 327 En9ine. Afo Trans. L Reg. Price $2095.00. Reg. price $2295.00. Re9- Price $1995.00. ; SALE PRICE JJOO SALE PRICE $J 59500 PRICE $9500 Q PLUS THIRTY U0RE TO CHOOSE FR0L1 ALL REDUCED FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT j PLUS FORTY (40) JEW CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS ALL MODELS ALL COLORS IIC 3IIC an czz3 in 3 1 1 cm 1 1 rrn 1 1 ri 1 1 c m Jl WINS NEW CARThe big grin on Irvin (Derb) Chipman's face shows exactly how he feels about winning a new 1968 Chevrolet Chev-rolet Impala Sport Coupe in the Chevrolet Motor Company's April Sales Contest. Irvin Chipman Wins New Chevrolet in Sales Contest Irvin (Derb) Chipman was a real winner recently as he was the lucky winner of a new 1968 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe with all the trimmings. Mr. Chipman won the new car as he competed In a Chevrolet Motor Company sponsored April Sales Contest. For each new car that a salesman sold he was allowed to put his name in the hat for the drawing. Each ten day period they drew out names for the $25 savings bonds and as the final drawing and the grand prize the new car. Competing Com-peting in the sales contest and the drawing were salesmen from 143 Chevrolet dealerships in this Zone. A special breakfast meeting was held at the Parks Cafe in Orem where Mr. Frank Arenz, Chevrolet zone manager; Mr. R. E. Husser, Zone merchandis ing manager; and Mr. J. R. Jensen, Jen-sen, District manager for Chevrolet Chev-rolet were present to inform Mr. Chipman of his terrific stroke of good luck and to congratulate congratu-late him and our sales team for their sales achievements. Mr. Chipman and his wife Norma live at 240 W. 500 No. in American Fork. They are well known in the area and have been active in civic, church, and community affairs for many years. They are the parents of one daughter Mrs. Kenneth (Connie) (Con-nie) Sorensen. Irvin has been selling Chevrolets at Timpano-gos Timpano-gos Motor Company and Gene Harvey Chevrolet for the past 13 years, during which time he has made a multitude of friends and recieved recognition in the Chevrolet Hall of Fame and the Legion of Leaders sales clubs. Congratulations! S OUTSTANDING GRADUATE-Lt. J. H. Hadfield was presented with the Silver Sabre as outstanding graduate from Ut. Military Mili-tary Academy. Two Local Guardsmen Graduate From Officer Candidate School Last Week J. H. Hadfield and John S. Wootton, from American Fork, were among the 37 Utah Na tional Guardsmen who graduated irom Officer Candidate School. They attended OCS for 54 weeks, including two summer camps during the school. During this training they received re-ceived courses in infantry tactics, tac-tics, map reading, drill and ceremony, cere-mony, leadership, Army organ-i organ-i z a t i 0 n, instruction techniques and infantry weapons. Rigorous mental and physical discipline are important phases of OCS instruction, according to Maj. Gen. Maurice L. Watts, Utah Adjutant General. Having received their gold bars last Saturday, they will now be 'assigned to units in the Utah National Guard. Lt. Hadfield was presented the award as the outstanding graduate of the Utah Military Academv. OCS program in ceremonies held baturaay at Camp Williams. He was awarded the Silver Sabre for being the honor graduate which includes leadership, academics ana tactics. He has been a member of the Utah National Guard for ten years and has been a full time em ployee for the past five vears. He worked in the Lehi Unit for three years and for the past two years has been with the American Fork Unit. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hadfield of Lehi. He is married to the former Elaine Haws and thev are the Darents of two children, a son, two years old and a daughter, three months old. They have been residents of American Fork for the past three years. John Sterling Wootton, received receiv-ed a small Sabre and Scabbard at the awards ceremony. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Devere Wootton, American Fork. Roger R. Archuleta On Viet Nam Duty Army Private First Class Roger R. Archuleta Jr., 21, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archuleta, and wife, Lucy, live at 408 E. Main, American Fork, was assigned June 3 as a missile mis-sile launcher mechanic in Battery Bat-tery C of the 71st Artillery's 6th Battalion near Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our most sincere thanks to the many friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown to us at the time of the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother. Your words of comfort, music and floral offerings were deeply appreciated. apprec-iated. The Family ofRoseD. Varney One person with a belief is equal to a force of ninetv-nlne who have only Interests.