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Show s Mpme $dmm District Report THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1969 r Dr. Sterling Gerber, left, director of a summer counselor training program at Utah State University, Uni-versity, discusses counseling data with Larry Day, formerly of American Fork, one of the program participants. Top Horse Shoe Pitchers Gather For Tourney; Winers Announced Top horse shoe pitchers from throughout the state were on hand tor the three-day Steel Day activities, ac-tivities, with the Utah Openhigh-lighting Openhigh-lighting the pitching events scheduled sch-eduled Thursday, Friday andSat-urday. andSat-urday. The Utah Open was playedSat-urday playedSat-urday evening, sponsored by the Utah State Horse Shoe Pitchers Association. Carl Davis took the state championship in a playoff play-off game with Roger Parsons after the two tied with 5-1 series. Mr. Davis, of Provo, defeated de-feated Parson's of Midvale, 51-37 51-37 in the playoff game to take the state title. Mate McBride, of Ogden; took third place in the A Class, with other A Class winners in the order as follows: Henry Benson, Ogden, fourth; Oscar Fink, Murray, fourth; Al- irxr i The SARGENT Modal A4203C Compact table model with metal cabinet in textured Charcoal Brown color. NEW 1970 BIG-SCREEN Q01ABLE MODEL OIAG. 227 jq. In. picture low, nem Zenith Titan BO Handcrafted Chaaali with lolid-atate ad-vancei ad-vancei for superior per-formance per-formance year longer. Chromatic Brain IX. Color Demodulator delivers the sharpest clearest, truest hues in color TV. ft COMPARE WEE GUARANTEE V THE mr DEAL ANYWHERE k" LEAIiY'S. OF IBII we SERVICE ma Madsen, American Fork, fifth; fif-th; and Frank Minster, Ogden, sixth. Class B winners in the Utah Open Included Dr. Gilber Moe-singer, Moe-singer, Ogden, first; Floyd Hol-ley, Hol-ley, Springville, second; and Alan Peterson, third. Robert Hall, took fourth place, in Class B, with Joe Sumner, in fifth place; Lynn Buys in Sixth place and Brent Hoganson taking seventh. Class C winners were Rulon Thurgood, Ogden, first; Art Be 11-ingham, 11-ingham, second; Charles Johnson, John-son, third; Harold Chipman, Pay-son, Pay-son, fourth. Cash prizes were awarded in this tournament, which was enjoyed en-joyed by participants and spectators spec-tators alike. The Utah County Open wis played at the Robinson Park pits on Friday night, with Carl Cavis of Provo, also defeating Utah County pitchers for top honors in the county event. The Utah County Open was played with an A and B Class. Class A win-" ners were Mr. Davis, first; Alma Al-ma Madsen, second; and Mel-vin Mel-vin Swain and Roy Odekirk tied for third place. - In1 ''the' Class B Division, Mar on Overson, PLl Grove, took first place honors; Harold Chipman, Payson, took second and Jim Cates, of Am. Fork, pitched his way to third place. Cash awards were presented to winners in the Utah County Open and Mr. Davis won the Utah County Horse shoe pitchers title for the coming year. Thursday tournaments played at the Robinson Park pits included in-cluded three divisions. Novice division for players. 11 years and under, Junior division for those 12 to 15, and Senior Division. Di-vision. Gary Cook took first place in the Novice division, with Glen Buhler coming In second and Kim Christensen placing third. Junior Division winners were Max Buhler, Bobby Inman and Glen Hansen. Senior Division was played in A and B Class, with tresh mm Remember your FRIENDS and LOVED ONES in the Hospital. You tell us what you want for them. .,pP . 9 A J Of- KOrtE F02 YOUR r,o.;EY ill noDPnniE 54 East Main - ,'(( " Urry Day Takes Counselor Tniiuisg it USU Larry Day, formerly of American Ameri-can Fork, is currently enrolled in a summer counselor training program at Utah State University. Univer-sity. Under the direction of Dr. Sterling Ster-ling GerU: and the university counseling staff, 22 trainees-many trainees-many of them with several years of experience and working toward to-ward advanced levels of competency-are holding counseling interviews with people of all ages and with a variety of concerns. High enrollment in this course allows counseling for the public through the use of the training train-ing program participants. As part of USU' s counseling education ed-ucation curriculum, the trainees prepare for or upgrade skills for professional, counseling and helping help-ing individuals deal with issues such as vocational dissatisfaction or indecision, school adjustment, family misunderstandings, needs for test information, nervousness about entering high school or college, col-lege, and difficulty in making oneself one-self understood. Mr. Day, is the son of Mrs. 0. C. Day, American Fork. A 1950 graduate, he taught and served serv-ed as counselor at the Utah State Industrial School for eight years and is now working on his masters degree at Utah State. His wife is the former Evelyn Applonie of Riverdale, Utah. four pitchers in each group. Theron Johnson and Rodney Turner reached top place in their respective classes and Mr. Johnson John-son was Ameiican Fork City championship winner in a 30-28 30-28 game for the playoff. Mr. Turner was named second place winner, with Larry Beck as third tplace. Trophies were awarded to winners win-ners in the American Fork City tournament, according to Alma Madsen, tournament director. CUT FLOWERS OTTED PUNTS LAHTERS You order ... We deliver the same day thru FTD, flowers wired anywhere. "Our Fbwers are Better and Fresher because they ore Home Grown.0 American Fork - Phoiie 755-3539 With members of the board of education (Dr. R. Phil Shumway excused) and administrative personnel per-sonnel present. President Boyd J. Larsen directed the board's discussion of the current position posi-tion of the budget and the building build-ing and sites reports for the month of June. C lerk E U jah Chipm an reviewed these reports in relationship to actual revenue and expeditures for the period and answered pertinent per-tinent questions concerning the 3X6 & APPROVES CLAIMS Claims for June amounting in total to $1,589,940.56 were presented pre-sented to the board by Kent J. Abel, administrative assistant. The claims were thoroughly reviewed re-viewed iuid appr"'1. Superintendnet Dan W. Peterson Peter-son reviewed for board information, informa-tion, the present position of the district in relationship to its tax anticipation needs for the current year. A legal opinion by the nation's top bonding officials voided all agreements concerned with school district tax anticipation that called for interest rates in excess of 5 per cent. Under board direction, Dr. Peterson developed a cooperative venture with local banks that will handle $1,500,000.00 in such notes at the prescribed 5 per cent rate. At the request of the Utah County Office of Civil Defense, the Alpine District Board of Education Ed-ucation passed a resolution that calls for the district's cooperation coopera-tion with the Office of Civil Defense De-fense in future building plans and the general "fall-out shelter" shelt-er" program. Superintendent Dan W. Peterson Peter-son brought to board attention the salary negotiation picture as of the present time. Several meetings and discussions discus-sions have been held with the district administration and the association representatives. Although Al-though the atmosphere at the discussions has been cordial and pleasant, Dr. Peterson reported that no line of agreement had been mil STCS M T i PEST CONTROL SWBtll: PROVEN METHODS USED IN OVER 100,000 STRUCTURES TEnr.iimx j-fe0F UTAH . free inspections " 1 meets f.h.a. standards WEED CONTROL-ALL TYPES) moths tree t YARD SPRAYING ' FREE ESTIMATES .hone AMERICAN FORK 7SS-185 t.t Mil lUlph Blniuul Im. 154-J517 NIGHTS 1M-S2H SLC 486-2331 FLEAS RATS MICE ip" reached for the 1969-70 salary nor working conditions. Seven of the smaller districts in the state have signed con tracts for the :oming year. None of the major districts have come to an agreement at the present time. Elijah Chipman, chairman of e Alpine District's tax shel tered program committee, pre- Cascida Scenic Drive Heirs Conplifion ; Construction of the Cascade Scenic Drive road is nearing completion according to C. S. Thornock, Forest Supervisor, Uinta National Forest. This scenic mountain drive begins be-gins near the summit of the Alpine Scenic Highway and continues con-tinues eastward six and one half miles through conifer, aspen, and oak. The road will connect the beautiful Alpine Scenic Highway with the Midway Deer Creek road, and will provide access to Wasatch Wa-satch Mountain State Park and the popular Cascade Springs. The official opening date to the general public will be announced by the Forest Supervisor soon after the road is accepted. The present contract with Strong Company of Springville, calls for i gravel surface. The road will be hard surfaced in a couple of years, after the fills have had time to consolidate. Automotive Air Conditioning Service ALL MAKES ISLLEY Phone ; :: 4. V sented for board information a progress report of the district's tax-sheltered program. The program, made possible by board action in 1962, has grown from the original tax sheltered annuity to a variable stock situation. sit-uation. Mr. Chipman reported considerable growth in the program pro-gram and expressed the hope that many employees would enjoy en-joy better retirement conditions because of it. Assistant Superintendent Quinn A. Hatch presented for board considaration the Supervisors' Report for the 1968-69 year. Dr. Hatch reviewed highlights of the report and the board expressed its appreciation and approval. The greatest lesson in life is to realize that even fools are right sometimes. Who fears to offend takes the first step to please. Any man make a mistake, but only a fool will continue in it. Circle Insurance Agency til North 500 West, Prove, Utah 37S-02H1 Ned & Elaine M Robev Complete InSJfanos Personal and Business Lines Ato, Fire, Homeowners, Liability, Liabil-ity, Package Policies. Bonoj etc See Us If you haWBeeiTXanceiiea, ue- t rated 4 rarea or Retusee State 5R11 Filings! . 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