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Show HAWAIIAN TRIP FOR TWO WON BY DON MILLS-Councilman Joseph b. Hahsun, Steel Days Chairman, presents tickets for all expense paid two-week trip to Mr. and Mrs. Don Mills. Happy winners plan to be in Hawaii in September. Drawing for trip climaxed Hawaiian show at city park Saturday night. Byron L. McFarlane Named Chairman Of American Fork Democratic Precinct Byron L. McFarlane, well known civic worker, was named chairman of the American Fork Democratic Precinct at a special spec-ial meting held last week. Mr. McFarlane replaces Wayne S. Winters, who has served for three terms. Mr. Winters was recently named to fill the chairmanship of the Utah County Democratic Party. Eddie Smith was named Precinct Secretary, with Erma Sorensen retained as vlce-chairlady and Carma Greenwood retained as treasurer. treas-urer. Mr. McFarlane is a native of Salt Lake City, where he graduated grad-uated from East High School. DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT OFFICERS NAMED New officers for Democratic Precinct were named at special meeting. Carma Greenwood was retained as precincy treasurer; Byron L. McFarlane was elected new Precinct chairman; Eddie Smith, former councilman, was named precinct secretary; sec-retary; with Erma Sorensen, retained as vice chairman, absent which picture was taken. J.CZZ3IIC jilts He's ready 10 help to gel you iherc that's right, you'll gasolines and Conoco All Season iU J Ride The Hot One... CONOCO ! Hottest Brand Going' U I M 15 He attended the University of Utah and the Barnes School of Business in Denver, Colo. He is employed in . the production planning department, Geneva Works, U. S. Steel. He has been active in community com-munity and civic affairs, serving as president of the American Fork Lion's Club, American Fork Red Cross representative, publicity pub-licity director of Utah State Lion's organization, and is presently pre-sently serving as UVIDA delegate. dele-gate. Mr. McFarlane has served In various positions in local, and district offices of the Lion's organization and has also held numerous positions in the Amer 311 E 211 C 3IIC Who is the man behind the CONOCO brand.. .in American Fork eonoeo and (ct you back . . . ride with ihc besl with hijih performance Super Moior Oil . . . vri,t' 1. Several years experience in 2. Professional efficient service. 3. Completed tune up school. 4. Completed dealer management school. 5. Offer TOTAL Car Care. a. Free pick up and delivery. b. Finest facilities. c. Expert service. d. Clean service and personnel. e. Really Clean Rest Rooms. f. Finest products for your car or truck. Jim is proud to a member of the American Fork Community. ican Fork Democratic Precinct, including that of secretary and campaign manager. Hu was a democratic candidate candi-date for the American Fork City Council in the 1967 election. Mr. Smith has served as councilman on the American Fork City Council for two terms and has been active in civic affairs of the community for many years. He is also active in the Lion's organization chairmaned the Am. Fork Library Fund Drive. He is presently serving as bishop of the American Fork Seventh Ward. Mr. McFarlane announced the appointment of Mrs. Evelyn Wim-mer Wim-mer as publicity director for the Am. Fork Democratic Precinct Pre-cinct and stated that he and his fellow workers would continue to carry out the excellent work initiated by Mr. Winters. IIC Save at A gasolines LJ prices You may save up to 3C a gallon i i LJ4r j) Rid Thm Mot Onyr 4SjV iM - uuic CONOCO Service Station. Sterling (Dick) Durrani Dies; Funeral Held Fri. Funeral services for Sterling (Dick) Durrant, 66, were held at the American Fork Sixth Ward Chapel, Friday, July 19, at 11 a.m. The family prayer at the mor- Two Local Youths Join U. S. Marine Corps Johnny Durrant and Bucky Piatt, graduates of American Fork High School in 1968, have joined the U. S. Marine Corps. They were inducted into the Utah Platoon this week in solemn ceremonies cere-monies conducted at the Utah State Capitol rotunda. Johnny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Durrant, while Bucky is the son of Mrs. Rachel Moore. Johnny and his father, who was a member of the famed Mormon Battalion of the U. S. Marines during World War U, will be honored at the swearing in ceremonies. The two will receive re-ceive the unit flag. John M. Durrant Dur-rant saw combat duty in the South Pacific, wheie he earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart medals. The 80 man Utah Platoon marched in the Days of '47 Par -ade in Salt Lake City Wednesday. Immediately following the parade, par-ade, the platoon was bussed to the Salt Lake Airport for a farewell fare-well with their families. They were then flown to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, at San Diego. The Utah Platoon and their families were gpecia guests at a concert at Liberty Park on Tuesday evening, where the Marine Corps Band from Bar-stow, Bar-stow, California played a concert. con-cert. Bucky was active in sports during his high school career. He was named to the All State Football Team in 1967 and won numerous region, county and division di-vision honors for sports participation. partici-pation. He represented the community as a Boys State Delegate in 1967 and has been active in the LDS Church sports programs. Johnny has also been active in high school sports and both boys won scholarships to College of Southern Utah, where they were enrolled for the fall term: Joking often loses a friend, and never gains an enemy. The kingdom of God is the only absolute monarchy that Is free from despotism. 3IIC am, ,,,, iiu Now at Conoco there are 4 great gasolines . . . New Conotane . . . New Super ... in addition to Regular and Premium. Many Regular buyers save by switching to Conotane Cono-tane . . . without loss of power. All four grades give you anti-icer, anti-rust, carburetor car-buretor detergent, and anti-knock compounds. com-pounds. Try a tankful soon, and you'll go with the Hot One for good! . . . Hottmtt Brand doing ' tuary was said by Max J. Nelson, Nel-son, with the prelude and post-lude post-lude at the church played at the organ by Thelma Priday. Mrs. Priday also accompanied the musical numbers. Prayers were spoken by Ben Simmons, who gave the invocation, invoca-tion, with Cleamond Eskelson pronouncing the benediction. Organ and postlude music was played by Thelma Friday. A life sketch of Mr. Durrant was written by a grand-daughter, Sharon Kelly, and read by a niece, Willa Nelson. Speakers were Francis Abel and George Durrant. Special musical numbers were performed per-formed by Leland F. Priday, who played a violin solo, "Oh, My Father," and Darrel Wanlass, who sang a vocal solo, "Face to Face." Pall bearers were Keith and Howard Durrant, sons; Dale Lawson, Max Nelson and Marion Kelly, sons-in-law; and Jim Durrant, Dur-rant, a brother. The grave invAmerican Fork Sugar FRANKS All Meat L 51 ROUflD STEAK Boneless Top Round lb. 98$ SALAD DRESSING Blue Hill Qt. 39 MARGARINE 4 lbs. $1.00 TUNA Chunk Style 4 cans 98 mat PINEAPPLE Crushed or Sliced 10 cans FRUIT MIX Mile 21s Tins CORN Whole Kernel. 8 303 tins $1.00 GANTAL0IIPE ! Center CABBAGE OniOd ROLLS --- - -39 Doz. DUTCH MAID BREAD Small White 6 lor $1.00 PIGGYBACK SPECIAL City cemetery was dedicated by Samuel Crane. The Sixth Ward Relief Society cared for the flowers. Mr. Durrant died Tuesday, July 16, in the American Fork Hospital. Hos-pital. He was born in American Fork. March 21. 1902, a son of William and Eliza Conder Durrant. Dur-rant. He married Pearl Gray, April 20, 1925, in Salt Lake City. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a retired steel worker. Survivors include his widow, American Fork; sons and daughters, daugh-ters, Keith, Howard, Mrs. Marion W. (Nelda) Kelly, American Fork; Mrs. Max J. (Marilyn) Nelson, Orem; Mrs. Delbert (Colleen) Lawson, Johnson, Kansas; 25 grandchildren; brothers and sis-' ters, James, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Cleamond (Jane) Eskelson, Murray; Mrs. Pershia Nielsen, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Ben (Edith) Simmons, Magna; Mrs. Hershell (Virginia) Green, West Jordon; Mrs. Harry (Hazel) Fay, East Ely, Nevada. 53 North Merchant American Fork 25 lb. Bag $109 High 4 cans $1.08 Solid Crisp Heods t Large Salmon lb. 9 lb. 3 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN. Thursday, July 25, 1968 fa Of NEW tyQU,... i. our siuiumn tun Future Call, for a Colorful Look AheA! We can brighten your hair, cover gray, add highlights. Or, shall we create a happy color just for you? Call! JO'S Fflsnmrifi y '. G. A. Frozen Chicken Beef Turkey r. WFfiP' X 'yT ' AT.' I ( te ) Jim couoco D 290 East Stato Road American Fork j yrr ihc 311 |
