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Show v 3 l '; " " i a rfft i MMiit i i frnfr .-.,, r-..lf.. ','ViBniiM .Willi iiiK-i. ,.iLvS EAGLES AWARD Jack Taylor gets congratulations con-gratulations as "community builder" from Eagle Arthrur Lund, while Warren Goff, left, and Maurice Michelson right, look on. Looking Look-ing pleased at her husband's getting award from Eagles also, is Mrs. Jack Taylor. 'Community Builder' Award Presented Last Week to Jack Taylor byA.F. Order of Eagles The American Fork Aerie 3372 of the Fraternial Order of Eagles Eag-les presented the coveted "Community Builder" award to Jack W. Taylor, of Pleasant park and went to work to gain support for the new sports center. cen-ter. He attributes his success to the continued support and encouragement en-couragement of his wife, Gwen-eth. Gwen-eth. The Taylor's are the parents par-ents of six children, five girls and one boy. Jack has been a boilermaker at Geneva Steel for the past 20 years. Grove. A striking certificate was presented to Mr. Taylor in impressive rites this week by Worthy State President Maurice Maur-ice Michelsen, Worthy President Presi-dent Arthur Lund and Warren Goff. Mrs. Taylor was a special guest for the occasion. Jack W. Taylor has been a coach and manager of little league baseball for the past 15 years. He has served as president presi-dent of the Utah Boys Baseball Association in the Pleasant Grove area since 1964, serving as vice president of the league from 1960 to 1964. This league includes about 400 youngsters. Jack helped coordinate and build two baseball diamonds at Grovecrest Elementary in 1959. Also he spearheaded a drive to obtain city, church, school and community support to construct a needed facility for the benefit of all, with the unique combination city, school and church and community park resulting. Since 1965 Mr. Taylor has been Timpanogos Stake Athletic Ath-letic director, coaching 33 basketball bas-ketball and 22 Softball teams. It was during this period that Jack saw the need for a new |