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Show f AIM STATE Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. J. nc!?h 120 N. 100 E., American Fork Dinnr!) Insurance, 756-351- SUtt fum Imwmcc Cmpmm Hum OHtce UMWflM, Obas 8 INSUIANCE Free Press - Wednesday, March 22, 1989 - Page 5 Virgil Smith to celebrate 80th birthday March 27 Ik. i : I 'V Winners in the Reflections Contest from Lehi whose entries have been submitted for state competition include Suzanne Hadfield, Jeremy Crowton, Juliann Smith, James Worlton, Julie Tucker, Mindy Stevens and Shannon Larsen. PTA-sponsor- -- 1. After a brief stint at the Lehi Brick Yard, he went to work atU.S. The family of Virgil Smith will honor him on his 80th birthday with a family dinner. Mr. Smith was born March 27, 1909, to William B. and Ellen Smith in Alpine. He attended local school and helped his father raise sheep until he graduated from American Fork High School in Steel's Geneva Plant for 27 years. After his retirement, Mr. Smith took up farming and still lives on his farm in unincorporated Utah enter state competition A total of seven students from s throughout Lehi have had in the PTA sponsored Reflections contest selected to be entered in the State Contest, it was reported by Julie Loveridge, Valley PTA President. These students were honored last week, together with other winners from throughout Alpine School District, by the Region K PTA which encompasses Alpine District. This year's theme was then-entrie- Lehi-Ced- IBBMI ar 111 z M 1 . r County. An active member of the LDS Church, he served two stake missions while living in American Fork. He has two children, Edwin B. Smith, Taylorsville, and Jeannine Clark, West Valley City. He also has six grandchildren and one 1928. He later married and moved to Idaho to work for his brother-in-lafor 10 years. He then moved back to Fairfield and worked in Mercur for two years, mining and refining gold. w : - ' Ni jt - 1 ' I great-grandchil- Virgil Smith Lbb s wKIMKSkAB wK0SfMM 9ik!flK'i':. m ;V - ed Lehi students I - lit ji" '''::;r lil 1 "Proud Experiences." Lehi winners include Suzanne Hadfield, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hadfield. She is a student at Meadow Elementary; Juliann Smith, 11, daughter ofMr. and-Mrs-. Robert Smith, Sego Lily Ele- mentary; Shannon Larsen, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Larsen, a student at Sego Lily Elementary; James Worlton, 12th grade, Lehi High School, and son of Mr. and Mrs. David Worlton; Julie Tucker, 12, Lehi Jr. High, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Val Tucker; Mindy Stevens, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stevens, and a student at ..Meadow Elementary ; and Jeremy P Crowton, 1 l on of Mr . and Mrs. Karl Crowtonf and a student at Sego Lily Elementary. By category, the winners entered the following divisions: MuShannon sic: James Worlton, Larsen and Mindy Stevens; Literature: Juliann Smith, Julie Tucker, Suzanne Hadfield and Jeremy Crowton. No finalists from Lehi were in the art or photography . .. ; divisions. Winners on the state level will be entered in a National contest, Mrs. Loveridge stated. SA4ITM DRUG CO. And Your V Health 1 24 W. Main Am. Fork . 756-356- . mm 9 " Craig Thomas r1 National Poison Prevention Week 19-2- 5 has been des Poison Preven National ignated tion Week. The prevention of March accidental poisonings is one or our most important responsibilities as parents and concerned citizens. Since 60 to 80 percent of all poisonings occur around the home, we can all help reduce the number and severity of house hold poisonings. Concentrate on the kitchen, bathroom, garage, and storage areas the four most common sites of accidental poi sonings in the home. i v We Made The Grade - Teach children at an early age not to eat or play with plants, drugs, or household cnemicais. Keep an eye on small children, especially in the late afternoon hours when children get hungry and many poisonings occur. Store household cleaners and dis infectants out of the sight and breach of small children. If cleaners and other products are transferred from original containers, make certain the new u .. vr 'd like to draw vour attention to thisccent issue of aIahav rnfiner fhp safpst hanks in the U.S. we are on two banks listed in the suufer&t5f ,r safest categorV?(Jnly two banks out of some 55 in Utah made the grader You owe it to yourself to come in, visit and find out why the Bank of American Fork is the safest place you can put your money. ;Sr. Orville Gunther 1 Chairman of the Board h containers are properly labeled. Make certain all prescription and nonbrescriDtion medicines have child-resistatops. Keep these container loos on tightly when medicines are not being used. Pericdicauy discard nt out-diif- id medicines and household pro&xts by flashing litem down the toilet ' We care about you 7n7T "JL! ) Rank of American Fork American Fork, Alpine mwnberFDIC n.6i 5u" f |
