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Show 1 Hew Arrivals Babies born the past week in the American Fork Hospital are: July 21- Girl to Keith V. and Verna Sorensen Kofford of PI. Grove. July 22-- Boy to Verlin James and Amanda Sue Allman Peck of Orem. July 23 Boy to David and Regula Ringger Holdaway of PI. Grove. July 23 Boy to James and Shirley Tigan McClure of PI. Grove. July 24 Girl to Jack and Ellen Herbertson Beveridge of Am. Fork. July 25 Girl to Jay and Lynn Bennett Christiansen of Am. Fork. July 26- Girl to Merrill N. and Linda C. Chadwick Slater of Am. Fork. July 26-- Girl to Douglas and Judy CarlsonCrookstonofMag-na. CarlsonCrookstonofMag-na. July 26 Boy to Robert and Joy Whightman Spainhower of PI. Grove. Neil S. Larson Called by Death, Funeral Saturday Neil Stephen Larson, 70, pioneer pi-oneer fur breeder and long time resident of Lehi, died Tuesday, July 30, in the Veterans Hospital Hos-pital in Salt Lake City. Death was attributed to a cerebral hemorrhage, hem-orrhage, suffered Saturday, July 27. Mr. Larson was a pioneer in the fur breeding industry. Hebe-gan Hebe-gan mink ranching in 1938, and had built up his stock into not only large numbers but the highest high-est quality and most modern mutations, before his retirement. His sons, Rex and F. Von Larson Lar-son of Lehi, have continued in the industry and have followed in his pattern of providing the finest pelts for the New York and international markets. Mr. Larson had also been previously pre-viously employed at the Geneva Steel Plant and General Refrac- SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE HEW 1968 CHEVELLE 4-D00R 8 cyl., Automatic Transmission, Tinted glass, Wheel covers, Radio, Power Steering, Whitewall Tires. Regular Price $3258.65. THIS WEEK $268P MEW 1968 CHEV PICKUP Tutcne Blue and White, Heavy Duty Springs. Regular $2590.80. THIS WEEK $224900 GENE HARVEY CHEVROLET Phone 756-3547 American Fork IE anc 3111 " lilC III II X x the Who is the man behind CONOCO brand., .in American Fork JILTS com He's ready to help lo get you there and get you hack . . . that's right, you'll ride with the best with high performance gasolines and Conoco All-Season Super Motor Oil . . . good rrke! m Ride The Hot One. ..CONOCO! Hottest Br?-. Going6 Ml News About folhs in Mpine Neil S. Larson tories plant. He was educated in the American Fork Schools, and was a veteran of the U. S. Army during World War I. He was affiliated with the American Legion. Le-gion. Active in LDS Church affairs, af-fairs, he had served in the Elders El-ders Quorum presidency in the Lehi Fifth Ward. He was born in American Fork, Dec. 27, 1897, a son of Niels Andrew and Elizabeth Jane (Lisa) Smith Larson. He was married to Erma Fox, April 9, 1924, in Salt Lake City. The marriage was later solemnized sol-emnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Tem-ple. He is survived by his wife, two sons', Rex and Von Larson, and a daughter, Mrs. James (Patricia) (Pat-ricia) Gray, all of Lehi; and daughters, Mrs. Glen (Lois) Jor-gensen Jor-gensen and Mrs. LeRoy (Glenda) Carter, both of Pleasant Grove, and Mrs. Paul (Norma) Mecham, American Fork; two brothers and one sister, Leslie Larson, Lehi; Allen Larson, Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. Thelma Green, American Fork; and 18 grandchildren. grand-children. Funeral services will be held Saturday, at 1:00 p.m. in the Wing Mortuary chapel. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday prior to the services. Interment will take place in the Lehi City Cemetery. More than eleven million gallons gal-lons of diesel fuel, aviation gasoline gas-oline and motor gasoline are delivered each year to the U. S. military's Distant Early Warning Warn-ing (DEW) Line in the Arctic region at the top of the world. Alpine City Council Meets The City Council of Alpine City, in the County of Utah and the State of Utah, met in a special spec-ial session at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 27, 1968 to consider Special Spec-ial Improvement District 19, 68-1. Installing sidewalk and gutter. gut-ter. This meeting was held because be-cause of written protests received receiv-ed against proposed improvements. improve-ments. The outcome indicated that 54 per cent front footage favored the proposed improvements. improve-ments. (This 54 per cent front footage represents more than 60 per cent of the citizens favoring the district.) Therefore, the City Council passed the resolution to go ahead with the project. Action Ac-tion to install the proposed improvements im-provements will proceed immediately. immed-iately. Examination of the results of the written protests may be made by contacting the City Recorder, Re-corder, Evan Shepherd. The Alpine Lions Club will have their chuckwagon open the first four Fridays in August from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Kenneth Bennett, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Bennett, was a special guest at the March of Dimes Youth Conference held at the BYU last Wednesday. The David Adams reunion was held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Alberta Bennett. Folks gathered from Utah, Idaho, and Arizona. Both Alpine wards will stay at the Mutual Dell next week. Saturday night 30 cousins met at Mrs. Clifford Christensen's for a party. The Alpine Ward's Men Softball Soft-ball team tied for 1st place with the 6th ward in the Alpine Stake and will play for the championship champion-ship Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the American Fork High School. Something quite different has happened at the home of Max and Maurine Beck. They have a baby boy after having six girls. The baby was born in the Am. Fork Hospital weighing seven pounds and two ounces. LaMar Drew, General Manager for the Alpine Little League Baseball, says that this year proves to be the best little league lea-gue baseball program Alpine has ever had. There has been lots of support and enthusiasm shown this year. They have finished the first half and the winning situation is: Cardinals, f irst place under Larry Lar-ry Higley and Ramon Beck; Braves, second under Steve Walker, (who has now left for the service) Jerry Anderson and Niles Halley. The Tigers were third place under Dean Burgess and President Reid Burgess; and the Giants were fourth place under un-der Leo Turner and Max Buck-ner. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, August 1, 1968 FAMILIES OF ARNOLD SMITH-CHARLOTTE BLAKE REUNION SUNDAY All family members descendants descen-dants of Arnold Smith and Charlotte Blake will meet Sunday, Sun-day, August 4, at the home of Robert G. Smith in American Fork for a family reunion. Mem bers are invited to meet at 2p.m. Each family Is to bring a Pot Luck dish so all may eat together. Following dinner a program will be presented by the younger children in each family. All families are urged to at tend as a delightful day has been planned. South America is the only new world country where monkeys are found. aiai Automotive GLASS . INSTALLATION One Day Service All Makes and Models Call Gene Harvey Chevrolet Am. Fork IIC 3 H 1 1 3 1 1 Save at asolines J prices You may save up to 3C a gallon i i 1 1 ill Now at Conoco there are 4 great gasolines . . . New Conotane . . . New Super ... in addition to Regular and Premium. Many Regular boers 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! IMI Cu.lH.mUi On CoM", CONOCO . . . Hottest Brand Going 1. 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