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Powerlines were down and roads into town were closed, (Herald-UPI Telephoto) National Scout Jamboree Kemnore | Site Toured by Samuelson — uelson, newsmen, accompanied by 45 for July braved occasional rain shower: iday to tour = 13-2 Samuclson 4 ALE oy Dever FARRAGUT STATE PARK, 5,000 acre site of the Boy Scout Idaho ‘UPI)—Gov. Don Sam- National Jamboree scheduled bO gavehis approval this to improvements in the park’s facilities for the national meet, which is expected to draw 40,- from the United Gal President? 000 % *Scouts eeoredale You're Kiddin’ |""*s‘Everybody's done a fine amuelson said. ‘There Mr. President! 1 problemsin expanding ming area to handle WASHINGTON (UPI) —Pres-heSin x of Scouts, but they've ident Nixon Thursday foree: a beautiful job.” an as nuelson pointed out that the election of a w tainly When the Scouts arrive for the American president aybe jamboree, Farragut will become in the rext 50 years = Idaho's second most populous — sooner than youthink. community The executive made his “J think it is quite fitting prediction as he saluted the that the Jamboree should be League of Women Voters onits [eld in Idaho becausethe whole ; safety D° or S0th anniversary during a White ee CF RODUES, 88 8a) 108 ife is based on awareness of House E ast Room ceremony. man’s close ties with nature,” \ Top-Mounted Lint Sereen Swite i Looking at the progress of Samuelsonsaid. women in politics and government over the last 50 years, Payson Primary Nixon noted that women now serve as prime ministers of India, Ceylonand Israel. Then turning to the future, the Collects President said: “Certainly in | the next 50 years we shall see a $2, 315 iIn Drive Imagine a Dryer withall of woman president—maybe soo- Payson — Primaryofficers her than you think.” announcethat a total of § These Features at This Low Price was collected in the Birthda Pen Penny Drive. This amount is i Atonement Will some 3200 more than collected . lin the drive oflast year. Clela Barnett, Be Subject of ||mary r new stake Pri. president, wishes to ex- Electric Model fend her appreciation and Church Sermon thanks te those who donated to “What doth the Lord require the drive and also to the many *97 Fee of thee, but to do justly, and to Workers in the stake who collove mercy, and to walk humbly lected the fund, which’ is used the Primary Children’s Hos- Gade with thyhy God :at me verse from Micah sets the them ene Gaee pe WeSON sermon on “Doctrine of Atonenent” which will be heard Sun- Bea The Nebo Stake Primary Association was reorganized Feb. 99 with Mrs, Barnett as presigent, Mary Hendrickson, first in Si : y a No Trade-in Required day in all Christian Science counselor, and LaFonda Cook, churches second counselor. Valera Hogan! 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