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Show r . - r 1 r lr " c "''-- SUNDAY HERALD " 7 7T SS- M - 5-- B 7 n' ft r 'ft vv . ' "J ; ft 'ft. J " ' . . - 1 -.-- X, - - . - x . . . w y 'Jit'-- - . FISHING POPULAR AT DEER CREEK? YOU GUESS! This spectacular picture of fishing on Deer Creek Reservoir was taken by Herald staff photographer May 1953 at Abner Tanner's "Lil Abner" Camp. Anglers ply their trade at Jn the reservoir both by boat and from the bank." And most of the time they man- body of age to pull out some "big ones." Deer Creek Reservoir is a man-ma- . water in provo Canyon, created by construction of Deer Creek Dam by tht Bureau of Reclamation asjpart of the Provo River Project. The reservoir tends northeastward from! the dam to Charleston along the foot of the rugged k Wasatch Mountains. de Nl ' V . . ' I . n n . I t I 1 II 1 " ' I I I is I I III X' I I I I I w L:. yv'y . i vX i : t I A Grand Prize A Day Is Being Given Away I Head For Your Dodge Dealer Right Now! WHEN IT'S APPLE HARVEST TIME IS .UTAH VALLEY While apple picking is usually classed as agricultural rather than scenic, we feel there dsfiuitely are scenic qualities about the picture above, taken at the height of the apple harvest in autumn 1953. In f.ct, the lush fields and and especially in .blossom time in tht hnd a scenic touch to Utah Valley the year around is above Ranae Dove, RFD 1, Mapleton. gpnng. The young lady in the photo orlitrdjr i n i If! V . i i I I I . ; I ( U I' 1 .i. .'. . I V f I ... . . . . American Fork Leads Way In Program For Sevage Disposal With Plant In Operation Ward church underwent a $20,000 The city's growth Is reflected n the ever growing school and remodeling pro-Ji- n .. de1990 over a are fire which rollments There following students in the American Fork VrtbMncW.rjMv stroyed a potion of the ehnwn in a'carly in the year. Approval has Schools of which 1151 are in the in thp"vpir nasr review of the achievements m been given for the building of a two elementary schools, an In nau adjoining crease of 104 over a year ago civic, church and business affairs. the ,uuu amusement on The junior higli has 442 students Work church.' progressed Foremos was the placing in the new enrolled and the senior high has God of church Assembly full operation of the S. 60,000 sew under construction. A site was 398. The senior high captured age disposal plant, constructed in purchased for4 the new LDS First-Fift- h second place in the state Class B sewconnection with to be built in basketball tournament and first Ward age collection system, installed in the not too chapet place in the Region III foobball distant future. 1952. "This city Is proud of havam civic live Three clubs eight- finals.: ing led the way in cleaning up federated The city's cultural and social women's clubs promotpolluted Utah Lake. was enriched by programs ed a number of projects for com- - n The completion of another ma am entertainments. The junior re.. betterment. munity recently music festival; the co iert by the jor civic project was the 74.030,activated commerce' of chamber Street program Where-i- a Utah Svmohor Orrhec&ra mn. mnw.n in 14 miles ol city streets were fullMntM;n,t time secretary. (Continued on Pace raised, leveled and hardsurfaced. Of the cost, the sewer contrac; tors' share was $28,000 and the West's Oldest and The are city's $16,000. The streets nojv in the best condition in the city's ? history, and should require minimum of maintenance for years to come. Improvements In the water system in American Fork , Canyon included moving the main line back from the stream ,bed for protection from floods, the, erection of a cement retaining waH in one place to stop .rosion from flood waters, and the replacement of a broken length or pipe where! I " a bad leak occurred. f I I I I XV -t-Zm-ZZi 1 I H Fire Truck Purchased The purchase of a new $23,000 fl.e truck, one of the finest in the state, was the major addition to VARC0H "DcIum" city equipment. The fire truck, Class known, as a Op. 1 Excfc. A triple combination pumper, will provide maximum fir.; fighting service to the property owners of 45 plates, 100 ampere hour 2 r this city. The department is mancapacity. Plastok container. ned by 22 experienced firemen. Full 24 month . guarantee. t Fbr use .by the sewer and waVARCON Regular: Go. 1 ter department a new trench digEacK. ger was bought. A new police car also was purchased. Another imSUPER ACTIVE provement was the enclosing of 51 the city equipment yard and gapaUt, HO am-25 "k hour capacity, 36 per 0 J rage with a heavy chain link nw. guaranree.. . .... Qp. bclb fence to provide safe stor-g- e of I city equipment. VARCOII TRACTOR CAnERIIS The installation of ttvo new traf100 ampere hour capacity, 45 I fic requlation semaphores on Main Street, at First East and heavy duty platet. 24 mo, auor. i a wown uuarameei txen. , First West intersections, to augment the semaphore at Main and Jr Center in use of several years, has greaMy reduced traffic haz- I ards along the main thorough fare. The year 1953 marked the 4 expan-'renovati- - ni rnrtrtj i en-sio- on Sm ing i ; the-$400,00- 0 and flie use of an 7-- B) 4 . m" .v . mt mil in ' f;.'S yr, pAr mVMMt cib-over-mb- tor fc1 S " VAilCOIl ter a traffic fatality within the city' limits. The city recreation committee completed, a pretentious program which included swimming,, art, band and. gymnasium classes, softball, junior baseball, tennis, a marble and hopscotch tournament, pet and hobby show, a Halloween community party for the children, and a mass Christmastree burning. New construction, according to the year's building permits, totalled $333,400r among which were 35 new houses built at a total cost of $213,500, two new stores costing $32,000 and a new $20,000 service MUFFLERS I R0ncibackcsrnus A9S EngineerefJ for minimum pressure, more mileage...... "JSk Made ; .11 - mil X .. of Heavy gauge iteeLi Chev.4 1 -- 5 2,Others low priced ' ' p4i J I - Afl-oxpon- tos Now '54 Dodgo at yeur disposal tho whole timet Dodgo dovoes your pay for tho two woeksl (At loast $390.00) " A 4 225 WEST CENTER or to-spo- ; j- 7000 ccsh prizes 25 a day! m ii.i.m.MWwiw,iiiii Ifs Fun! 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