American Fork Steel Days 2020 - Celebrating 75 Years of Stars, Stripes, and Steel by KJ Productions

American Fork

STEEL DAYS

75 YEARS

of STARS, STRIPES & STEEL!

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Steel Days Run 5K/10K - 7:00 a.m. at the Fire Station Chalk It Up - 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 11:00 a.m. (Judging Begins), 5:00 p.m. (Award Ceremony) at Art Dye Park Spikeball Tournament - 9:30 a.m. at Art Dye Park Neighborhood Parade & Car Cruise - 9:00 a.m. at NEW ROUTE (see route and map on Grand Parade page) Car Show - 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Rotary Park Art Show - 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the American Fork Library Garden Tour - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at various locations (see schedule on Garden Tour page) Smoke & Steel Cookoff - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Rotary Park Food and Vendor Expo - 1:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Art Dye Park Live Entertainment - 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Art Dye Park Magic Show - 8:00 p.m. at Art Dye Park Fireworks - 10:00 p.m. at Art Dye Park

The following events have been cancelled for this year: •Miss American Fork Pageant •Baby Contest •Quilt Show •Tea with the Queen •Marching Band Breakfast •Steel Days Fair •Big Show •Discount Swim Day •Carnival •Youth Dance

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American Fork

STEEL DAYS

75 YEARS

of STARS, STRIPES & STEEL!

Whether you are a long-time American Fork resident, newcomer, or visitor to the city – Welcome! We appreciate you being here and hope you will join us in our annual celebration and feel

like part of our community. Countless hours have been spent by the Steel Days Committee and volunteers to ensure that a safe and successful celebration could happen this year. After much discussion, research, and collaboration with the Utah County Health Department, we are excited to be able to celebrate the 75th year since the very first “Steel Day”. We want to thank everyone that has been involved in planning these events as well as our supportive and generous business community for helping to make the celebration possible. For this special occasion, we have a "75 Year" logo for Steel Days. It is a callback to some of the iconic businesses in American Fork

and incorporates advertising themes from the 1940's. We will have a small supply of limited edition "75 Year" shirts available for purchase. We appreciate your patience with us as we have worked through all the logistics of holding our beloved Steel Days celebration. The events and obstacles that we have faced over the past several months have challenged every one of us in ways we never would have imagined when we started the year. As we open our community for the celebration, we ask that we all use good, common sense practices to stay safe and keep those around us safe. Steel Days is a tradition that enables us to enjoy time with our families, our neighbors, and our community. This year, more than most, we want to provide a way to celebrate our community and enjoy the bonds that we have formed. It is important to remember how vested we are in each other’s lives as a community and that every one of us has helped to make American Fork such a wonderful place to live, work, and play. We all went into this year together and we will get through this year together. Here’s to a fun and SAFE Steel Days celebration!

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HISTORY OF STEEL DAYS This year, we celebrate 75 years since the first Steel Day celebration! For over 100 years the city of American Fork has gathered together to celebrate its history, achievements, business community, and residents. This annual celebration is now known as Steel Days, but throughout the years the festivities have also been called Timber Day, Liberty Day, and Poultry Day.

TIMBER DAY

Timber Day was an all-day picnic with music, entertainment, and games. It began around 1865 and was held in a grove of trees known as “The Timbers.” Families brought food prepared especially for the occasion, laid it out, and shared it with others. There were activities for young and old, with a horseshoe competition, foot races, and ball games. Timber Day was observed until approximately 1904.

LIBERTY DAY

Liberty Day had no set date but alternated between July 4 and July 24 to mark the nation’s birth date along with the residents’ pioneer heritage. The picnic in the park continued in Central Park, which is now known as Robinson Park. There was an organized parade with decorated flatbed horsedrawn wagons. When automobiles were introduced, they were decorated and driven from one end of Main Street to the other. Until 1910, the city’s roads were dirt and gravel, increasing the challenges of such travels. There was usually a theme chosen for each year’s celebration. In 1925, it honored the various states of the United States. There was a baseball game, dance, and fireworks. The tradition of shooting off a cannon from the cemetery hill early in the morning marked the start of the day’s events.

POULTRY DAY

In July 1927, Poultry Day began with a modest celebration. It was expanded in 1928 with a town banquet instead of the previous picnic. There was also a parade, ball game, races, carnival, and a program and dance. Mary Pulley was the first Poultry Day Queen. During the banquet, a server spilled a pot of hot chocolate in Mary’s lap. She simply wiped it up and went on with the day. The Sunrise Salute, or firing the cannon, continued at daybreak. There was a free lunch with 10,000 chicken sandwiches served. There was a flower show, art show, and an all-day movie showing at the Cameo Theater. There were no celebrations held during the years of the Depression. Poultry Day was held in July 1941, but with the attack on Pearl Harbor in December, all American Fork celebrations were eliminated during the war, with the exception of a small neighborhood party in 1944. 12

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Since 1945, Steel Days has been American Fork’s traditional celebration. Then-mayor O. De Vere Wootton decided Poultry Day no longer reflected the city’s economy. The newly constructed Columbia Steel Mill brought many newcomers, who made an impact on housing, utilities, traffic, and commerce. The mill became the largest employer in Utah Valley. Two individuals suggested “Steel Day” after a request for ideas for a name for the celebration. Steel Day was selected and was celebrated on Labor Day. In 1946, Steel Day was a full day of events, similar to Poultry Day. The American Fork Chamber of Commerce was also established that year and was involved in the planning of the Steel Day events. The parade featured numerous floats decorated for and by local businesses. Bands came from Tooele, Salt Lake City, Nephi, Payson, Lehi, Pleasant Grove, and Provo. The parade was presented twice for many years at 10:00 a.m. from 500 West Main Street to 500 East, and then at 6:00 p.m. when the route was reversed. The duration of Steel Days expanded from one day to three days, then four and five days, and eventually to ten days. Currently, Steel Days runs for eight days and includes over 30 events. This year, because the 4th of July falls on a Saturday, we have condensed the events into 6 days. Vehicles were also an important part of Steel Days history. In 1961, the Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce) held a drawing for a Ford Falcon. However, it did not prove to be enough of a draw and there was a $1,500 deficit after the ticket sales were tallied. The next year, the car was a sporty Thunderbird and ticket sales increased dramatically. The evening program featured a singing group from Ogden, “The

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Osmond Brothers,” complete with Donny, who even then stole the show. In 1963, the city used a smaller approach, calling it “Community Day.” It included a pet and hobby show and a short evening program with fireworks. Despite its success, there was no celebration in 1964 or 1965. Civic clubs apparently did not want to take over managing the celebration. There were, however, abbreviated queen pageants held. In 1966, a new committee was formed, and it was again a larger celebration that was now held in July. They also resumed using the Steel Days name. In the late 1960s, the American Fork Boat Harbor was developed and boat racing was added to the list of events. In 1968, the Big “City of Fun” Special Bargain Carnival made its Steel Days debut. The festivities remained mostly the same for the next

several decades, with several of the events being part of the festivities every year and others being added or eliminated. In 2003, events marking the city’s 150th birthday were incorporated into the celebration, even though they were held earlier in the summer. In 2018, the American Fork Chamber of Commerce again became an integral part of the Steel Days celebration when it contracted with American Fork City to manage and operate Steel Days, a role that it has been proud to fulfill since. 2020 has brought incredible hardship and turmoil to many of our businesses and residents. The Steel Days Committee spent many hours researching, pondering, and discussing whether or not we would be able to hold a celebration or if it would even be wise to do so, as the health and safety of the attendees is our utmost concern. It was agreed that this year, more than ever, our community needs a chance to connect and celebrate and that it can be done safely. Whether this has been a family tradition for several years or you’ve never attended, you are invited to come and enjoy all of the fun that Steel Days has to offer and make some memories of your own.

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OUR P R O C E S S American Fork City recently completed a comprehensive process for developing a new logo and visual identity that accurately captures the community. Under the careful oversight of Mayor Frost and the City Council, the branding process included a thorough review of the city’s history, input from residents, and consultation with local branding experts. The new brand will help the city be more consistent and effective in communicating American Fork’s unique value to citizens and businesses across the state of Utah.

OUR B R AN D A fork in the road represents a place of options and offers a sense of excitement, adventure, convenience, and freedom. Our proximity to the lake, mountains, numerous metropolitan areas, and key east-west and north-south corridors in Utah County, make the “hub” a great symbol for American Fork. The city’s new brand speaks to the centrality of American Fork, which serves as a hub of Utah County. The new city logo is comprised of key visuals that celebrate the unique features of the city, its history, and its location. The lines radiating from the center of the logo represent wagon wheel spokes. This feature pays tribute to American Forks’ pioneer legacy, while also emphasizing the city’s central location as a hub of Utah County. The lines also double as light rays emanating from a central sun. The mountains rising from the base of the circle represent the peaks of the Wasatch Mountain Range, as well as American Fork Canyon and other natural features of the surrounding environment. American Fork is one of only a few cities in the United States to carry the name of the nation. The brand’s primary colors were inspired by the American flag and were carefully selected to reflect the city’s deep-rooted sense of patriotism and pride. Several accent colors were added to the brand palette to allow for visual differentiation and interest. Other elements, including official fonts and additional graphic elements, help round out the brand while giving the city everything it needs to communicate in a more effective, professional, and memorable manner. We are proud of our heritage and our future. We feel our new brand successfully captures both.

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Grand Marshal ANNETTE PULLEY by Amelia Wesemann Annette Pulley will be honored as the Grand Marshal of the 2020 Steel Days Grand Parade on July 11, 2020. The parade will start at 9:30 that morning. Annette retired this January from American Fork Hospital after 49 years of dedicated service as labor and delivery nurse. She has seven children, ten grandchildren, and has delivered babies for almost half of a decade. Pulley was believed to be the longest serving registered nurse in Inter-

mountain Healthcare, and has spent all of her time serving in American Fork. She has worked at the hospital since 1971, first working in medical records, and graduated as a nurse in 1974 from Brigham Young University. In her 49 years of service she has done it all - including delivering babies in the parking lot, elevator, and babies from four generations of the same family. When asked why she stayed in American Fork for her whole career, Annette replied, “The community in American Fork is truly unmatched. Every nurse who left the American Fork Hospital always regretted it, as it really is the best place to work. I absolutely love the city and loved my job, leaving American Fork was never an option for me.” Her love for American Fork runs deep, as five generations of Annette’s ancestors are buried in American Fork. Her ances-

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tor, John Miller, was a pioneer who came here and is buried in the pioneer cemetery. “American Fork is everything to me. I love this city, this community, our mayor, and the atmosphere here. There is a reason my family has never left.” Annette has taught in seminaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, has spoken to classes, and has also taught maturation clinics. She is widely known and loved in the community for her service, and will be missed at American Fork Hospital, where she was known as everyone’s sweet grandma. “I remember Annette coming and speaking in my child development class in high school,” says an American Fork High School student. “She was so knowledgeable and taught us about labor and delivery. When her presentation was over, I wanted her to be my friend! She mentioned how some of her former students and patients would come and visit her and send her their wedding and baby announcements. After getting to meet her, I had no doubts as to why; she was just the sweetest.” Annette’s service is not over, as she was called to be the nurse of the Orem, Utah mission just two weeks after her retirement. She is continuing to serve and educate her beloved community. American Fork is the only place Annette could ever imagine living. She said her husband, Vard, tried to get them to move to Pleasant Grove, and she cried and cried and just couldn’t do it. “All of my people are here. This city is something special, and this place is my home.” She went on to say that she has attended the Steel Days festival every single year of her life, and her favorite event is by far the parade. She is beyond thrilled and honored to be able to be a part of it this year. She wanted to add that she is thankful for this opportunity, and it truly is a sweet honor to be recognized in the community and city that she loves so dearly.

Grand Marshal ANNETTE PULLEY As an American Fork nurse for 49 years, there is no one better to honor as our Grand Marshal and show our appreciation for not only Annette, but also all of our healthcare heroes who have worked tirelessly to keep our community healthy. We are so grateful and appreciative for Annette and our local healthcare workers, especially now, for their sacrifice to our city.

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Monday, July 6 • Fox Hollow Golf Course We are pleased to announce the third annual Steel Days Scramble! It will be held on Monday, July 6 at Fox Hollow Golf Club (1400 N. 200 E.). Fox Hollow is one of the premier golf courses in Utah, and we are lucky enough to have it right in our back yard. Enjoy an amazing day with a chance to win some great prizes. Registration is now open online or registration will be available from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on the day of the event, and we’ll have a shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. Cost is $100/twosome or $200/foursome.

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Monday, July 6 • Amphitheater at Quail Cove Park This year the Wasatch Show Band, Wasatch Winds Brass Choir, and the American Fork High School Marching Band will kick off Steel Days with a patriotic musical celebration. This concert will be held on Monday, July 6 in the outdoor Amphitheater at Quail Cove Park (851 E. 700 N.). The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. with the posting of Colors, the Pledge of Allegiance, and Taps by the National Guard.

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July 7 • Art Dye Park Bring your family to Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.) on Tuesday, July 7 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for our second annual Kids Splash Night! We will have a fire truck from the American Fork Fire & Rescue there to hose kids down, some sprinklers for kids to run through, and some water games to keep the kids cool during the hot, July afternoon.

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Auto repair shop strives to serve the community as the ‘Friendly Neighborhood Mechanic’ When considering what to name their business back in 2005, Rod and Kimberly Martin chose World Class Auto Repair to show technical expertise and top-notch service. They have now enjoyed 15 years of serving – and living in – our community and are grateful for the support received from many happy customers. As their family and the American Fork community have grown, so has their vision of their business. They don’t want to merely be great at fixing cars, they want to be great neighbors and community partners. They are happy to announce a new name and branding: Main Street Mechanic. “Our mission to provide the best auto care possible has not changed, but we want our community to see us as their friendly neighborhood mechanic.” Those who have visited the shop have noticed a retro-type feel inside, and that will now extend to their name and logo. It features a classic 1950s pedal car, reminiscent of a simpler time when neighbors readily took care of neighbors. “We want to be the people you look to for maintenance and repair.” Rod says. “The best shop is the one that does the job right the first time. We diagnose things with the proper equipment so we can let people know what’s going on. The main thing is, I don’t want you to spend a dime unless it’s going to be helpful. Whether it’s fixing what is wrong with your car, or helping it last longer, we can help. There’s a lot of mystery and misinformation about car repair out there, and we want people to have straight answers.” They seek to look at each car as an individual. Not every driver treats his or her vehicle the same and so each person needs individualized care. They are

committed to doing what is best for any given situation to help you get the most miles for your dollars. With the current situation, they are doing everything they can to make sure your visit is a safe one. They disinfect customer cars when they come in and before they are picked up. Their Rod Martin employees follow all guidelines for masks and social distancing, and they allow for notouch drop-off and pickup. Though they are not part of a larger chain, they provide special services to their customers, such as a shuttle van that gives rides to customers to work or home – and back again - while their car is being worked on. They also have a small fleet of loaner cars for those whose repairs will take longer. “We’re right here in American Fork in the middle of it,” Rod says. “We just want a chance to help.” You can find your friendly, competent neighborhood mechanic at 337 West Main Street in American Fork.

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July 6-9 • Art Dye Park We are excited to announce that we will be having our second Steel Days Pickleball Tournament this year! This tournament filled up quickly last year so be sure to register early. Pickleball is a sport that has been rapidly growing in popularity. It is described as a mix of ping-pong, tennis and badminton that is played on a small tennis court with a large paddle and a ball similar to a whiffle ball. The four-day Steel Days Pickleball Tournament will go from Monday, July 6 to Thursday, July 9 at the Pickleball courts at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.) REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, June 29, 2020 at 5:00 pm REGISTRATION FEE: $30 per Team SCHEDULE Monday, July 6 6:00 a.m. - Men’s 3.0 9:30 a.m. - Women’s 3.0 6:00 p.m. - Mixed 3.5

Tuesday, July 7 6:00 a.m. - Men’s 3.5 9:30 a.m. - Women’s 3.5 6:00 p.m. - Mixed 4.0

Wednesday, July 8 6:00 a.m. - Men’s 4.0 9:30 a.m. - Women’s 4.0 6:00 p.m. - Mixed 3.0

Thursday, July 9th 6:00 a.m. - Men’s 2.5 9:30 a.m. - Women’s 2.5 6:00 p.m. - Mixed 2.5

•All groups are doubles •Rules are available @ www.afcity.org/recreation •Registration is limited to 7 teams per division •Awards given to the top 3 teams in each division •Ages 16 & up

Division Level is determined by the level of the highest ranked player on the team. To determine your division go to www. usapa.org. The tournament will be played in Round-Robin format with each team playing 6 games. The winner will be determined by overall record, head to head record, and point differential. Onyx pickleballs will be used for tournament play. First, Second, and Third places will be awarded for each division. Cost is $30 per team. Please note that all registrations are final and NO REFUNDS will be issued.

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Tuesday, July 7 • Rotary Park The Horseshoe Tournament will be held on Tuesday, July 7 at 5:30 p.m. at Rotary Park, (400 S. 200 E.). The cost is $5 per participant, and the tournament is open to anyone ages 8 years and older. For questions regarding the tournament, call Roy at 801367-9878.

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MISS AMERICAN FORK Sarah Sabey

by Amelia Wesemann Crowned Miss American Fork in 2019, Sarah Sabey was expecting her reign to end and to pass along her title this year. Little did she know, she will now get to carry the title of Miss American Fork for another year after the 2020 pageant was cancelled. When she was asked to describe her experience serving as Miss American Fork over the past year, Sarah responded, “It’s a lot less about the crowns and fancy dresses and mostly just about connecting with others through serving and caring about them.” Now getting to serve American Fork another year, Sarah thinks American Fork has a great morale and is a city unlike any other. “As Mayor Frost put it, we are like the big brother to our neighboring cities,” she says. “I graduated from American Fork High School and have worked at the American Fork Chick-fil-A for 3 years. In both places, I have seen many individuals and groups strive for excellence in all aspects of life.” As part of her service, Sarah has been serving lunch each week at the senior center, and says she has never met a more warm, welcoming group. In addition, she has also had the opportunity to do shoe drives at elementary schools, speak to young women’s groups about realistic self-esteem, and raise money for Children’s Miracle Network. When asked

to describe her experience serving the city she said, “Very busy, but even more fulfilling.” Sarah said that during her time as Miss American Fork, there were a lot of occasions that she felt inadequate, and she almost dropped out of the Miss American Fork pageant last summer. “Despite my feelings of inadequacy, every time I go ahead and put my best efforts forward, I’ve never regretted it,” Sarah says. “Putting yourself out there can be scary, but it is always worth it.” Sarah Sabey will be serving another year as Miss American Fork and plans to attend Utah Valley University. After that, she says she would love to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. “I’m not sure of my career pathway, but I’m currently considering becoming a math teacher, working in real estate, or entrepreneurship. My year of service as Miss American Fork has taught me that my greatest limits are my own self- doubts. It’s always better to aim high and miss than aim low and hit the mark.”

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CARNIVAL AND TICKET SALES July 8 - 11 • Art Dye Park Bring the whole family to Art Dye Park for squeals and thrills at the City of Fun Carnival’s array of rides, snacks, and activities. Please note that the carnival has a comprehensive plan for sanitation and ensuring social distancing that has been submitted to and approved by the Utah County Health Department. Increase the family fun by purchasing our ‘universal tickets,’ called SteelDeal tickets, during the few weeks leading up to the Steel Days celebration. These tickets allow visitors to present one ticket for any ride at the carnival (even if the ride sign says four tickets). SteelDeal tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE. THIS YEAR ONLY, the carnival will be open on Wednesday, July 8 from 4:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. in addition to the regular hours of Thursday, July 9 from 12:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and on Friday, July 10 and Saturday, July 11 from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

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CHALK IT UP

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July 8-11 • Art Dye Park Artists fill the sidewalks with unique and exciting artwork at the Steel Days annual Chalk It Up art festival! Chalk It Up is a free, three-day-long art event on the sidewalks surrounding Art Dye Park’s brand-new baseball diamonds. Chalk It Up is an opportunity to enjoy art by local artists, music, and the Steel Days carnival, food trucks and vendors while artists perfect their masterpieces. Chalking the streets isn’t just for the pros either! Two classes for beginners and amateurs will be offered on Wednesday, July 8th leading up to the festival which starts Thursday morning. Chalk will also be provided during the festival for all ages to test out their skills. Attendees will be able to vote for their favorite chalk art masterpiece in the categories of Best of Show, 75th

Anniversary, and each of the age categories. SCHEDULE Wednesday, July 8 • 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. - Chalk It Up Beginners Chalk Art Class • 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. - Chalk It Up Amateurs Chalk Art Class Thursday, July 9 (Festival Begins) • 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Chalk It Up Friday, July 10 • 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Chalk It Up Saturday, July 11 • 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Chalk It Up • 11:00 a.m. - Judging Begins • 5:00 p.m. - Award Ceremony REGISTRATION Register to be a chalk artist at the Steel Days annual Chalk It Up festival! Artists will be grouped by age. If

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competing as a team, the category will be determined by the oldest team member. Only one artist registration is needed per team, but team members must register as an additional team member. Each artist or team will have an 6x6ft space (approximate) assigned to them. Assigned spaces cannot be changed. Registration will close on July 4, 2020. • $15 - ADULT 19 & older- Participate in the Adult Artist category as an individual or team. • $10 - TEEN 15-18 years old Participate in the Teen Artist category as an individual or team. • $10 - YOUTH 11-14 years old Participate in the Youth Artist category as an individual or team. • $10 - CHILD 10 & under Participate in the Child Artist category as an individual or team. • $5 - Team Member - Assist a registered artist as part of their team. Please indicate the principle artist’s name in the registration form that follows. Each artist registration includes one (1) Kross 48-piece pastel set. One (1) additional Kross 48-piece pastel set will be given if participating as a team. Non-latex gloves, cleaning wipes, and iced water/soda will also be provided for registrants. PRIZES • Best of Show: $300 • Ages 19 & Older: 1st Place ($150), 2nd Place ($100), 3rd Place ($50) • Teens Ages 15-18: 1st Place ($75), 2nd Place ($50), 3rd Place ($25) • Youth Ages 11-14: 1st Place ($75) , 2nd Place ($50) , 3rd Place ($25) • Children 10 & Under: 1st Place ($75), 2nd Place ($50), 3rd Place ($25) • 75th Anniversary: Large gift basket with gift certificates and products from local businesses

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Wednesday, July 8 • Art Dye Park The third annual co-ed Kickball Tournament will be on Wednesday, July 8 starting at 6:00 p.m., and it will continue until there is a clear winner, even if that isn’t until 2:00 a.m. A mandatory coaches meeting will be held 1/2 hour before the event. Games will be played at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.). Each team can have up to 16 players (8 players - 4 women and 4 men - are on the field at a time), and registration will be limited to 20 teams. The youngest players must be entering the 10th grade this coming school year, and there is a minimum 3-game guarantee for each team. Teams must provide their own uniforms. The schedule for the tournament will be posted on July 7 by 5:00 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 1 at 5:00 p.m. REGISTRATION FEE: $99 per team

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ART SHOW

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July 7-11 • American Fork City Library Come and see the amazing artistic talent in our community at this year’s Steel Days Art Show. The 2020 Art Show will be exhibited at the American Fork Library (64 S. 100 E.) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, July 7-9 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on Friday, July 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, July 11 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Art Show is FREE TO THE PUBLIC and all local artists are invited to showcase their artwork! ART SHOW SCHEDULE: (HELD AT THE AF CITY LIBRARY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

Now through July 5th: Art Registration Online Monday, July 6: Art Drop-Off from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 7: Art Show Open 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 8: Art Show Open 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursday, July 9: Art Show Open 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Artist Reception & Awards Night 7:00 p.m. (Robinson Park, 100 East Main Street) Friday, July 10: Art Show Open 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, July 11: Art Show Open 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday, July 13: Art Release 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

IMPORTANT: Please read the following information carefully! The Art Show rules have changed due to current health and safety standards. ge Divisions: Youth and Adult. The Youth category is A split into High School, Junior High, Intermediate (grades 4-6), Primary (grades 1-3), and Kindergarten/Preschool. The Adult category is split into Experienced (professional artists) and Novice. Entry Fee: Adults: $10 per entry Youth: $5 per entry LIMIT ONE ENTRY PER ARTIST! Also, please note that all entries are final and no refunds will be issued. Media Categories: • Painting: oil, acrylic, watercolor • Photography: color, black/white, digital • Mixed Media: two-dimensional work that includes two or more different mediums - chalk, paper, collage, paint, graphite, wire, fabric, etc. • Drawing: graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, digital, calligraphy, markers, etc. • Sculpture: three-dimensional work in clay, stone, bronze, sculpture/woodcarving, metal, etc. Art Drop-off will be on Monday, July 6 between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the American Fork Library.

Art Entry Rules: • All participating artists need to register before Sunday, July 5 by midnight • Only one entry per artist • All 2-D artwork in youth and adult divisions must be framed with a wire hanger on the back • A printed copy of the confirmation email must be shown at the art drop-off • Artwork must not exceed 36 inches in any direction • Entries must not exceed 15 pounds • All art entries must be picked up at the AF Library on Monday, July 13 Awards: Professional artists in the American Fork Visual Arts Program will select the art for awards. Entries in the Youth and Adult Divisions may be awarded first, second, and third place ribbons with small cash awards in each category. Honorable mention awards may also be given. Special awards are “Best of Show,” “Mayor’s Choice,” and “Timpanogos Arts Foundation’s Choice.” Artist Reception and Awards Ceremony: An artist reception and awards ceremony will be held on Thursday, July 9 at 7:00 p.m. at Robinson Park (100 E. Main St). Art Release: Art release will be Monday, July 13 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. All artwork must be picked up before the AF Library closes. Any artwork not picked up on that date will be taken to the Art Center on 53 West Main Street, American Fork and be fined a $10 storage fee. Artwork left at the Art Center after 30 days will become the property of the Timpanogos Arts Foundation. For questions about the 2020 Steel Days Art Show, please email the art show director, Heidi Boden, at americanforkvisualarts@gmail.com or the Steel Days Committee at chamber@afcity.net.

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YOUTH DANCE Thursday, July 9 • Art Dye Park The Youth Dance will be held Thursday, July 9 from 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.). This dance will be a fun event for the youth to attend with a professional DJ, a video board, food trucks, refreshments, prize giveaways, and more! Since the dance is being held at Art Dye Park this year, the carnival will be nearby. The dance is open to all youth ages 14 to 18, and admission is FREE.

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GARDEN TOUR

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July 10-11 • Various Locations The goal of the American Fork Beautification Committee is to promote beautification throughout the city and to be a positive example to our neighboring communities. We take great pleasure in striving to maintain this highly prestigious status. We appreciate the hard work that has gone into the many gardens to get them ready to display. During the annual Steel Days Garden Tour on Friday, July 10 from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, July 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., residents will have the opportunity to walk or drive by the front yards of several devoted Master Gardeners. These residents spend significant time and effort to create beautiful landscapes in our community, and spectators are encouraged to gather ideas for their own planting and gardening efforts. There will be inspiration for every gardener from the novice to the expert, and we hope you enjoy this Steel Days tradition. GARDEN TOUR SCHEDULE Please visit the Steel Days website for the list of addresses included in this year’s Garden Tour.

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Graveside services for Richard Greenwood, 17, who died in Mag na. .Thursday, ... August 16, of poliomyelitis, were held In the American Fork cemetery Satur. day at 5 p. m. The program included addresses by former teachers of the de musical numbers and ceased, prayers, all by members of the .

Magna ward. Richard Reese Steele Green wood was born December 21, 1927, In Magna, the son of Frank W. and Nellie Steele Greenwood. He was a graduate of the Cyprus high school, and was employed at the Utah Copper company. He was a member of the LDS church Survivors Include his parents, . a brother, Jack Greenwood, U. S, Navy; a sister, Mrs. Helen Fehr, Provo, and a grandmother, Mrs. Richard Steele, American Fork.

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held their installation under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Hughes, Spanish Fork, district president. Mrs. Ruth Brockbank, district secretary; was- - also present, as were Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Peter son, wives of the Legion officers

" from Lehl. May C. Laursen is the new president of the Auxiliary and will be assisted by Loretta N. B. Strang and Lillie Shafter as vice presidents. - Esther L e o f f 1 e r Browning Is the new secretaryTf

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ence T. Moss, Historian, Relva Booth Ross, chaplain, and May W. Bennett, Sergeant at Arms. Retiring officers are Cora Barratt,' LaRue R. Morton,-Genev- a Jennie J. Greenwood, Dalton, Vegetable crop tour sponsored Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Strang, Mrs. by the Utah Celery Cooperative Laursen and Mrs. Gastln Garlick. was made in Announcement August 18 was taken by about SO men. Included In the group were both meetings that the District be held in representatives of the depart- convention would 29. ment of agriculture from the Springville, August USAC and the BYUt member of

Jensen in charge. Mr. Rushton died August 15 of a heart ailment. Speakers were Bishop Stewart At Currant, Allen 'Bloodr repre- (the State Departmen t of Publicity Industrial ' Development, senting the Kaysville ward bish- and opric, and Lot Robinson, a cousin heads of the Iron county Celery of the deceased. Bishop Durrant Cooperative, and growers. read a short biographical sketch The tour began at the Ameri and the poem "Abu Ben Adam", can Fork warehouse and packing commented on the first great plant. Potatoes, cabbage, onions commandment and said how well and celery fields In American the deceased had lived up to it Fork were inspected and lunchMr. Blood paid tribute to the eon eaten at the Lake View ward deceased for his fine personality house. A meeting followed with and his ability to make friends as several short talks on the possievidenced by the many he made bilities of the vegetable crop induring his short stay in Kays- dustry and the expansion and ville; mentioned his faith in hugrowth of the Utah Celery Coopmanity and in God and urged erative. The balance of the day was spent at Provo and SpringRobinson spoke of his early ville. The tour revealed very outfriendship with his cousin and told of his splendid heritage, standing crops as this year has especially mentioning his mother been exceptionally good for vegeand grandmother. table crops. John W. Gerber, "Oh My Father" was played as manager of the cooperative said a piano solo by Agnes Jensen as the cooperative estimated bean opening number. Rulon Nichr tween 350 and 400 car loads of olel sang "The ItokT3tvtoe"and celery would be shipped from the with Kenneth Robinson sang packing plant during the coming "In the Garden," and Ray E. fall, and the total estimate of Shelley closed with "The End of all vegetable crops to be shipped a Perfect Day". Mrs. Owen to market would reach 1000 cars. accompanied the singers and Mrs. Knord Beck played the prelude and postlude. The invocation was offered by Daniel H. Jorgensen, the benediction pronounced by Wilbur "Toyland Fantasy," a two-a- ct Harding and the grave dedicated was received with deby Warren F. Anderson. Pall- operetta,an appreciative audience bearers were Nlles Wing, Keith light by Nielsen, Sidney and Glen Stew- in Firmage Hall Wednesday eveart, Gilbert Moss and Dr. J. C. ning, with approximately 100 taking part. Rushton. Setting of the operetta was a The profusion of floral tributes were cared for by the Relief doll hospital with Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy as the princiSociety. pal characters. Real children appeared to look for a doll to re place a lost one and were shown Mother Goose characters, Indians, Soldiers and Bailors, Negro dancers and gorgeous dancing Hum-phri-

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A former member of the Primary general board who has traveled through many of the stakes of the church said it was one of the nicest things she had ever seen children do; that the Mother Goose costumes were authentic, the Negro dancers were hilariously funny, the military drill was performed with perclsion, the dances were finished and the speaking parts needed no prompting. The offi cers and teachers of the associa tlon seemed to have spared no effort to make the performance -finished in tone. The evening opened with pray er by J. Stanley Peters of the .

ward bishopric. Mrs,. W.. R. Halli-da- y lead in singing "The Star Spangled Banner" and the audience stood in silence for one minute In thanksfulness for the present peace.

Parades, Horse Racing, B a s e b a II, r, Search - For- - Talent, Band Concert Dances, Steel Display, Shows, Foot Races & Sports Being Featured Tug-of-Wa-

was also present. Lloyd Bennett was presented the gavel as commander for the Hans coming year; replacing Laursen. Ray Monson and Alvln M. Peterson are the vice comthe manders, taking places vacated by Earl Barratt and Mr. Bennett. Hans Foss will act as as adjutant, George Hunter sergeant-at-arm- s and Jack Iver- -

Funeral services for Melvin H. The object of art teaching, Mr. Rushton, in the 69, were held Salisbury said, Is not to produce Fourth ward chapel Monday at great artists, but td help the 2 o'clock with Counselor Niels

a ball game at 4 7 o'clock followed community singing Bring your own cup and spoon. -- Committee in charge is Alton B. Giles, Provo, county chairman; Mrs. Thell Mecham, American Fork, county lady chairman, Miss Amy Dickson, Provo, Claude Hill and Gene Miner, Springville, and subjects Utah Lake, Mr. Salisbury said. Thell Mecham. Mrs. afternoon Wednesday Keith Nielsen gave a painting MRS. GEORGE A. VARNEY demonstration, and In a drawing one of Mrs. Nielsen's pictures was CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY won by Mrs. Kenneth E. Hall. tne Art loverr oegari gomg-t- o Mrs. George A. Varney celeexhibit early Tuesday morning brated her 80th birthdsty Monday before all the pictures were hung when she was able to sit up for crowds continued until time and the first time after six weeks in for closing each night. the hospital recovering from a NOTICE ruptured appendix. So many requests have been During the evening Mrs. Var- received for a night showing in ney was visited by. her children to ive the working public order and grandchildren who presenta chance to view the exhibit that ed her with some lovely gifts. Mr. Madsen has graciously offera daughter of Washburn and ed to open the store Friday (toMindwell Houston Chlpman, from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. early American Fork pioneers, nights this period Harold Wool-sto- n Mrs. Varney was born here Au- During will give a demonstration in gust 20, 1865. At the age of 17 oil. The exhibit will also remain she married George Alma Varney, afternoon by pop ie son of pioneers. They became open Saturday the parents of nine children, five ular request. of whom are living and all but CLUBS AND SOCIALS o'ie residing In American Fork. Stie.has.31 grandchildren And 21 -- Bee Orchis ereat grandchildren. Bee Orchis ladies and their As a vouniz woman Mrs. Varnev husbands spent. Wednesday eve took an' active part In Relief So- ning In American For canyon ciety work, serving for several and social chat were years as counselor in the Third Steak dinner enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. fltrren ward organization, as well as F. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl holding other Dositlons. For Barratt. Mr. and Mrs. E. H many years she helped in the Boley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carlisle, community as a practical nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellison, Mr. and Mrs, Luther GlddlngsrMr. and Mrs. Receives Hayden Holindrake, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holmstead, Dr. and Mrs. G. License S. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tattersoil, Mr. and Mrs. Glen s Tavlorr Mr. ., and Mrs. Bert Dr. V. F. TTnnsf-jiVio nm- - Timnson. Mr. and. Mrs. Ed R, his and Tuttle of Salt Lake City, iSr. and leiea now has a flight training license tofly a plane Mrs. Elwyn Wrlde, Mr. and Mrs. and passengers anywhere in the Morley Zabriskle and E. J. Moss. Newcomers jilted states, Merrill Christo-fPnerso- n, At a meeting of the Newcomers manager of. the Provo iair port announced this week. club held Wednesday evening at B tne work up as a hobby the home of Mrs. A. P. Hoelscher, j jine doctor has been studying and the group decided to dissolve the t'ying- for several months. With club. After 1945-- 6 dues werere-- f Vmk00, Fredi thev form the nly unded and outstanding bills paid n team at the Provo they had a balance of $48.00 gainer-soFrCd is now taking his solo which was voted to be. turned Pel to the rheumatic fevet fund. There will be

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From England T3 Ray C. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Nelson, thinks this Is the best looking country he has seen in 29 months. He arrived home August 16 from overseas where he has been a radar repairman and procurement officer with the 8th Air Force, stationed at Huntington, in the south of England, most of the tihe. He embarked from Glasgow, Scotland, on the Queen Elizabeth. He landed in New York 4 days and 13 hours later 'when the troops were accorded a royal he-

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men and 2,000 nurses. The transcontinental train on which he traveled was in Omaha on V- -J Day but the boys were not allowed to leave the tram. The Nelsons have two other sons In the service, Pvt. Wilford (Bill) O. Nelson, who is now in Marseilles, France. He had been slated for the Pacific but since the surrender of Japan his family Is hoping he will be sent home. Pic. James B. Nelson Is still in training at Lake Charles, La.

Church Notices Community Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship service 9:45; Speaker will be Dr. Herbert Ware Reherd the president emeritus of Westminster colleger Sunday School follows at 11. Second Ward N. C. Hanks, author and lec turer, will be the speaker at the Second ward services Sunday evening. Short talks will be giv en by Douglas Burch and Kay Walton and a scriptural reading by a deacon. The public Is in ' " vited. All teen age boys and girls are especially asked to be present as arrangements will be made for the party to be held September 4 at the Deseret gymnasium in Salt Lake City. - Originally sched uled for August 28, the party was postponed because of painting the gym. Second Ward S. S. Teachers Out of respect to Mrs. Glen Sykes, supervisor of the Junior Sunday School, the outing of the Second ward Sunday School officers and teachers, scheduled for Friday evening, has been

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FOOD & VENDOR EXPO Presented in conjunction with AF Chamber of Commerce

Come and check out the wide variety of craft, service, and retail vendors at the Steel Days Food and Vendor Expo at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.). The Expo runs from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, July 10 and from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 11. Because most of the events where these vendors sell their merchandise have been cancelled this year, many of them have experienced significant decreases in revenue. We encourage you to support these local businesses. There will also be several food trucks and food vendors offering all types of delicious food and drinks. Some of the types of food available for purchase are American, Asian, desserts and sweet treats, Hawaiian/Polynesian, Italian, shaved ice, snacks, and South American/Mexican. To quench your thirst during the hot, July afternoon there will also be several specialty drink vendors selling ice-cold soda and lemonade. A large dining tent will be set up with tables and chairs for covered eating and for those looking for relief from the sun.

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Saturday, July 11 • AF Fire Station The Steel Days Run, which includes a 10K, 5K, and Kids Race, will be on Saturday, July 11 and will begin and end at the American Fork Fire Station (96 N. Center St.). The 10K and 5K races will begin at 7:00 a.m., and the Kids Race (1/2 mile) will begin at 8:15 a.m. The Steel Days Run is put on by Runtastic Events. The course is beautiful, fast, and fun. This is a premium organized event that is a family and runner tradition. Registration includes Premium Tech Shirt, finisher medal, free photos, chip timing, drawstring bag, food, and sponsor swag. Overall and Age Group winners will receive a medal and certificate. If you are interested in being a vendor at the race or during Packet Pick-up, please e-mail us at steeldays@afcity.net. If you are interested in volunteering to help with the race please visit the Runtastic website @ https://runtasticevents.com

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Join us for our second annual Steel Days Spikeball Tournament! The tournament will be on Saturday, July 11 at 9:30 a.m. at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.). Spikeball is a 2 on 2 game that is a mix of volleyball and foursquare, and its popularity with people of all ages is growing rapidly!

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CAR SHOW MEMORIES BILLY THOMPSON III

2016-NLHOF Inductee

Growing up in Southern Maryland, I was, as most teenagers are, influenced by what I saw around me. There was a guy that had the cleanest ride I’ve ever seen, and lowriding has intrigued me ever since. I started getting into building lowrider model cars at the age of 13. When I was about 15, I was moved around to multiple group homes and homeless shelters. The only thing keeping me motivated and sane was this newfound hobby of mine. I built my first lowrider bicycle when I was still in the homeless system, and I was so proud of it because I built it from scratch. When my aunt pulled me out of the system at age 20, I really didn’t know what to do or how to cope with being an adult, so I bought another bike thinking maybe

it would balance me out. The lowrider scene on the East Coast was thriving. I unveiled my lowrider bike “Independence Day” for the first time when I had only been out of the homeless system for a week. At the age of 25, after several more builds, I sent in an application to be considered for the National Lowrider Hall of Fame. At the age of 26, I was inducted into the NLHoF, becoming the youngest and one of the few from the East Coast. I know there’s a reason why I ran into the guy with the Mazda who inspired me and why my creativity and patience blossomed in every aspect of my life as a result.

CRAIG HULL

My 1972 GMC 2500 was purchased new by my grandfather. The truck has spent its entire life in Utah County. He used it mainly to pull his boat and camper back and forth to Strawberry Reservoir. I remember riding in it during many trips to cut firewood and go hunting. My grandpa passed in 1999, and I have had it since then. In 2006, with 88,000 miles on it, the truck started to have some engine problems. It was parked in my backyard until 2020 when I pulled out the motor and rebuilt it, and now it’s back on the road. I will never paint it because I want to keep it all original. It’s always been a member of the family and always will be in the future.

BRENT MILLS

Brent Mill’s brother Keith bought the 1965 Pontiac in 1972 when he was 17 and Brent was 15. The two dragged State Street for a couple of years, with Keith Mills’ throttle foot going through a few engines. The brotherly cruising was curtailed when Keith Mills got married and had a daughter. The GTO had a cracked engine block and money was tight, so it sat and deteriorated. In the spring of 1981, Brent Mills traded his brother a motorcycle for the Pontiac. That summer, Keith Mills was killed when he struck a horse while riding the motorcycle. “His accident caused a flurry of emotions for me, and I couldn’t bring myself to work on the GTO, so it sat parked in my garage for many years,” Brent said. He moved the car to new homes twice and built several other cars while the GTO sat. In 2010, he decided it was time to rebuild the GTO or get rid of it. He replaced or repaired nearly every component on the car. He did all of the 46

work himself, including the body and paint. Brent bought a 1970 Pontiac Bonneville just to get the 455 engine out of it, which he rebuilt. The machine work was done at Utah Chassis and Machine; he did the assembly himself. He bought a reproduction kit complete with foam for the seats and did the work himself. He estimates the whole build took him two years. After all that Brent has gone through with this rolling tribute to his brother, it’s hard to imagine anyone knowing their car better.

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Saturday, July 11 • Rotary Park Start your engines and come check out some hot rods and sweet rides at the 2020 Steel Days Car Show. Admission to view the cars at the Car Show is FREE. This event will be held on Saturday, July 11 from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Rotary Park (400 S. 200 E.). If you are interested in showing a car in the car show, please arrive at Rotary Park on the morning of the 11th where you will be able to register for the event. The fee to display a car for the car show is $20 per vehicle. This year the Car Cruise will be combined with the Neighborhood Parade and will begin at 9:00 a.m. and will follow the parade route. It will start at American Fork Junior High, go throughout the neighborhoods in the city, and then end at Rotary Park. Please note that you MUST be a participant in the car show and MUST have a sticker to participate in the Car Cruise. Viewing of the cars is FREE.

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Saturday, July 11 • Rotary Park Steel Days is excited to announce the second annual Smoke & Steel Cookoff! This year the cookoff will be part of the Steak Championship Series and will be held on Saturday, July 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Rotary Park (400 S. 200 E.) with the Car Show. Each team will be assigned a 10x15 foot space. We invite all levels to participate and experience a fun day. COOKOFF SCHEDULE 10:00 a.m. - Cooks’ Meeting 11:00 a.m. - Judges’ Meeting 12:00 p.m. to 12:15 p.m. - Dessert Turn-in 1:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. - Pork Ribs Turn-in 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. - Steak Turn-in 4:00 p.m. - Awards Ceremony Entry Fees Steak: $125 Dessert: $25 Pork Ribs: $25 PAYOUTS Steak • First Place: $750 • Second Place: $400 • Third Place: $250 • Fourth Place: $150 • Fifth Place: $100 Pork Ribs • First Place: $125 • Second Place: $75 • Third Place: $50 Dessert • First Place: $125 • Second Place: $75 • Third Place: $50

Please practice good hygiene and consider wearing a face mask Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at the American Fork Chamber of Commerce Information Booth

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STEEL DAY QUEEN Anna May Mitchell Miller • 1947

Anna May Mitchell Miller was crowned Steel Day Queen in 1947 and is the longest reigning Steel Day(s) pageant winner. Anna was 17 years old when she was crowned Steel Day Queen at an Open Air Dance Hall named The Latona. Altabank is now where The Latona once stood. At the time, different businesses sponsored each contestant, and she was sponsored by Robinson Sporting Goods. The night it was announced she had won, she was asked to say “a few words”. She was overwhelmed with surprise and joy, so a few words it was. “I’m happy and proud to represent this great city and the people I love. Thank you for voting for me.” She was filled with emotion and excitement at the thought of representing the city she loved then and still does. Anna was the youngest child born

to Leland Richard and Oma Mitchell. She was born in American Fork and has lived here almost her entire life. Her father was an Industrial Arts teacher at American Fork High School and was also the Building Inspector for American Fork City and built many homes here in town. Richard started the Mitchell Farms and Orchard, which was well-known for its apples but also supplied many other cities with fruits and vegetables. The last of the orchard was sold about two years ago to make way for a housing development. When asked what Steel Days means to her, Anna responded, “Steel Days is an abundance of fond past memories. I have rarely missed this city celebration! I love attending the parade, the art exhibit, the flower show, the carnival, and watching the fireworks. Our city, through the years, has always made

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Steel Days an event to look forward to and a time to remember! The celebration was named after Geneva Steel - a booming industry for many years. American Fork is a city to be proud of, and I’m proud to call it home.” Anna says she has so many favorite Steel Days memories. “The year I was Queen was an exciting year for me. We had a Queen’s luncheon for all of the pageant contestants - a fun tradition that still exists today! The Steel Day Queen was chosen by the public through buying votes. A car was given away during the Variety Show, and the money raised from buying votes helped purchase that car. I was privileged to draw the name of the winner, which was a fun opportunity! The Queen’s float was featured in celebrations throughout Utah. It was 1947 and was the Utah Centennial Celebration, so we felt lucky to take part in the city’s parade!” Anna added, “The attendants and I invited Governor Maw to our Steel Day celebration that year. We were also taken in a small airplane and flown around the counties. It was my first time in an airplane, which was very exciting! American Fork city gave me many opportunities to participate in the community. These, and many more, are memories I cherish. They filled my experience as Queen with so much excitement.” It is our honor to recognize Anna and her family’s contributions to the community of American Fork and to the city. When told that her story was going to be part of this year’s 75-year anniversary celebration Anna said, “I’ll always treasure my past memories. Being the Steel Day Queen for American Fork was my pleasure and an honor.”

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EVENT PARKING MAP Event Map at Art Dye Park Movie/Magic Show Food & Vendor Expo Police/Fire/EMT Displays Family Picnic Area Chalk it Up Fireworks Launch Area

Parking Options We encourage residents to use these parking options so that parking at Art Dye Park can be more available for those with the greatest need. American Fork High School Beehive Field Quail Cove Park St. Peter’s Catholic Church* *available after 7:00pm

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CITY COUNCIL STEEL DAYS MEMORIES BARBARA CHRISTIANSEN

There are so many memories I have of Steel Days through the years. While I am not a native of American Fork, I have lived here long enough to definitely consider this my home town. For nearly three decades I worked for the newspaper and covered most of the events, taking photographs, interviewing grand marshals and queens, asking questions, observing traditions, getting sunburned, and more. For me, the best memory of Steel Days would have to be a composite of the many people I met â&#x20AC;&#x201C; those who came back for the celebration, those who volunteered and spent too many hours to count to put on the events, those who watched, and those who felt the spirit of the city â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s celebration. The people who have American Fork in their souls are definitely my best memory.

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Growing up in American Fork it is very hard to choose just one memory of Steel Days. There are so many memoriesÂ from differentÂ stages of my life that involve Steel Days.Â Take the parade for example, I loved going as a kid and the excitement of collecting candy to when I was in the marching band for the high school marching in the parade to taking my own kids down and watching the parade to being a council member and throwing out candy to the crowd.Â Â Steel Days is all about coming together as a community and celebrating what we all hold closest to us: our relationships.Â Some events have changed over the years and some have stayed the same, but the one constant that Steel Days provides is an opportunity to participate and strengthenÂ relationships.Â Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to another year!

The memory I want to share was working in the kiddie foam pool last year. Kelly Stone and I had a great time helping the little ones get in and out of the pool.Â It was really fun to watch them play in the pool as they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. After they came out we would wipe the bubbles off of their faces and out of their eyes. It is always a such a joy to see kids having good clean fun.

STACI CARROLL

My favorite memory of Steel Days was last year before the big show. My family and I were hanging out on the grass, eating, watching some of the pre-show entertainment, and tossing a ball. As we were doing this, people were gradually gathering behind and around us. After a couple of hours of this, my 10-year-old son stood up and turned around and was shocked by the number of people around us. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so many people!â&#x20AC;? Feeling the energy and excitement of so many neighbors and friends at the big show makes for a great night.

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Saturday, July 11 • Art Dye Park • 10 p.m. The annual Steel Days fireworks display has become a highly anticipated part of American Fork’s city celebration. Over the years this show has become known as one of the best fireworks displays in Utah County, and residents are not going to want to miss the 2020 show. The fireworks will be launched from north of the new baseball fields at Art Dye Park (1000 N. 550 E.) and will begin at dark (approximately 10:00 p.m.). While the fireworks are visible from all over the city, audience members attending the Magic Show will have the best seats for watching them.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CHAIRS As the 2020 Steel Days Committee Co-chairs, we would like to express our appreciation to the many volunteers who have put in countless hours to make the events included in the Steel Days celebration possible, the city of American Fork for their unfailing support, and the sponsors for their commitment to the community and financial contribution even in a year of unprecedented hardship. Our city celebration could not be successful without the time, effort, and resources sacrificed by all of them to serve the community and provide a chance for all of us to connect and celebrate when it is so desperately needed. We ask all of the residents and visitors to please be sure to thank those who have worked so hard to put on another funfilled celebration for the city this year. Their service enables us to honor and enjoy the traditions of all the volunteers who have made contributions throughout the history of Steel Days, and we are excited to be able to celebrate the 75th anniversary of this beloved American Fork tradition. We invite everyone to come and participate, have fun, and make memories at all of the many events during the Steel Days celebration.

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