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Show Carrie Standifird to parry Vanjte and LesLee Standifird of American Fork are pleased to announce' the forthcoming marriage mar-riage 'of their daughter, Carrie, to Stephen Eric Hancock, son of Robert and Billie Hancock of Phoenixi Ariz. The couple will exchange vows in the Mount Timpanogos LDS Temple on May 13. Carrie I recently graduated from BYtJ and is teaching math classes at Jordan High School. Steve will graduate from Kevin McQormack earns Eagle Kevin B. McConnack, son of Ray and Diana McCormack of Highland, received his Eagle Scout award in a ceremony held May 2 at the Highland City Building. ; He is a member of Troop 847, sponsored by the Highland 7th Ward. For his Eagle project, he planned ' and organized the making of wooden toy cars that are being used at Primary Children's Medical Center for physical therapy. He is an eighth grader at Mountain Ridge Junior High School. Seniors list menus, set blood pressure screening On May 18, from 10 a.m. to noon, there will be a nurse in the office checking blood pressure. pres-sure. You are welcome to come in and have it checked. On Wednesday, May 19, we a skin cancer clinio erewift be a doctor at the f center. If you have a spot that you would like to have an opin ion on, come and talk to the doctor. We encourage you to look at the menu and see if there is a day that you would like to come to lunch. Call us at 763-3090, the day before to make a reser- Brandon Wagstaff graduates Brandon G. Wagstaff has graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science degree frooi the electronics engineering technology program at ITT Technical Institute in Phoenijc, Ariz. J Wagstaff is a 1990 graduate of American Fork High School. He is the son of Gary Wagstaff. At'Ccscsds Sirzdcm wo hsvs Khztyou nzzd, whzn yzu nzzd tt, et ths ri-ht jprizzl Jackson & Perkins Boxed ; 7 :opyT Carrie Standifird Stephen Hancock BYU with a masters degree. He will pursue his doctorate at Purdue University in the fall. The couple will make their first home in Provo. Kevin McCormack He has attended Timberline and will be attending Varsity All-Stars this summer. Kevin has also earned two palms since he received his Eagle. He enjoys boating, snowmo-biling snowmo-biling and art. vation and come enjoy the company. com-pany. Menus for the week Thursday, May , 13 - baked ham, au gratin potatoes, peas, peaches, pumpkin cookies, roll, milk. Friday, May 14 - fettuccine Alfredo, Italian sausage, vegetables, veg-etables, carrot and raisin salad, apple pie, roll, milk. JV. ; Montiay; Mayl7.jiayy beans and ham, vegetables, (tossed salad, carrot cake, roll, milk. Tuesday, May 18 - lasagna, vegetables, orange, sugar cookies, cook-ies, roll, milk. Wednesday, May 19 - country-fried steak, mashed potatoes pota-toes and gravy, peas, Jell-O, foil, milk. The three-year program helped prepare Wagstaff to work in entry-level positions such as designdevelopment electronics engineering technologists, tech-nologists, engineering salesservice representative, computer system technologists, industrial systems technologists, technolo-gists, etc. Save 3 nno 30 ? American Fork Citizen New Utah! - Wednesday, May 12, 1999 - Page 7 George Christensen marks 95th birthday George Christensen celebrated cele-brated his 95th birthday Saturday, May 8 with his family fam-ily at Battle Creek Park in Pleasant Grove. They made and enjoyed mulligan stew, George's recipe and an old family favorite. He was born in Richfield May 9, 1904, the second son of Heber and Annie Christensen. His first job was thinning beets when he was six years old. He was orphanted at 12 and raised by an elderly grandmother. grand-mother. George supported himself on a three-year LDS mission in the Nevada Conference of the California Mission. When he returned he and his sister started a small Christensen Store in Richfield, which began a chain of department stores and the fulfillment of his father's idea to begin stores in the small towns of Utah. He was ordained as Bishop of the Richfield Fourth Ward and instructed by George Albert Smith to "Hurry up and get married." He then married Madge McClellan in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They had six children. They moved to Payson in 1933, where he was called as Parenting class scheduled Alpine School District is sponsoring a Love and Logic Parenting Class, beginning May 19 and running for six weeks through June 23. The six weekly sessions will be held at American Fork High School, 510 N. 600 East, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. those Wednesday evenings. Topics will include improv- ing communication,- relationships, relation-ships, " listening jkilts arid dis-plinerfindmgoluunsfo dis-plinerfindmgoluunsfo parentteen par-entteen problems, teaching responsibility, and effectively OUR STORE AT' YOUR We bring our Americarpet trailer to your home. Call 766-9292 MWvv If M f L V Commerdal Carpet Special arCo w Enter our drawing for FREE bedroom carpet! No purchssa necessary. See store for details. ii' i i M'i 1East ' I YM f George Christensen Stake President of the Nebo Stake, where he served for 14 years. The business grew until he was Managing Partner of 16 stores and a wholesale business busi-ness to five other states. They moved the wholesale business to larger buildings in Lehi, and the family moved to Pleasant Grove in 1960. A month after their golden wedding anniversary , Madge passed away. Three years later, he married Carol Meldrum in the Provo LDS Temple. In 1989 at age 85, George sold Christensen Wholesale but continued to do other family fam-ily business from his home. He has never missed a day of work for illness in his life, except when he had mumps on his mission. giving choices and consequences. conse-quences. "It is an excellent program no matter what the age of your children," say organizers. The tuition charge for the six sessions is $15, which is fully refundable for those with 100 percent attendance. Those wishing further information or to register should call Bruce Hoggard at 756-8547 or Interested parents 756-7984. must pre- register. Payment is due the first day of class. Buy 1 1tem, m-1 ITTS. (of equal or lesser value; regularly priced merchandise only.) With this coupon. Expires 51999 wmmm Main American 756-4348 If you insure both your home and auto with us, you may be eligible eli-gible for additional discounts. 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