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Show 4 vrm LEADER-WEEK- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 4, 1174 REFLEX-DAV- IS LY 4 TDD By The World Learning to play the guitar are 1 to r, Wallace Braithwaite, Dennis McKinstry, Tom Hampton, John Harames, Andy Moyes, Robert Morrill, Val Jean Nielson, Roger Campbell, instructor. STRUMMERS Many adults as well as advantage younger students are taking of of the many facets learning offered in the nights. In two of the Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rush-fort- h and daughter Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Hall all attended the missionary farewell of their aunt Mrs. Una Pickett in Salt Lake City on Sunday. Mrs. Pickett is a sister of Mrs. Hall and is leaving to fulfill an LDS mis- Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. David Lanier and three daughters of Ephraim; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wilde and four sons of Holladay.. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Hall, THE PROGRAM is under the direction of Mel Roberts and is held at the Sunset Junior High School on various Kaysvilie Mrs. Don Edwards entertained at a family birthday dinner in honor of her husband on Feb. 28. Mr. Edwards, being born on Leap Year, only has this special event happen to him once every four years. Sunset Community School. sion to Scotland. classes which are being offered area residents are learning how to play the guitar under the instruction of Roger Campbell, teacher of music at Roy Junior High School, and knitting under Lillian Hansen, vw TIKIE School 13 meanwhile joined of patriot Philadelphia, but her place in history on this occasion, is of of traditon only. NO DEFINITE pattern was established for grouping the stars and many flag makers used their own arrangements. However, pride in the new known LES ANDERSON colonies of the New all flew their own emblems and pennants, but for more than 130 years they were subordinate to the British flag with its cross of St. Andrew and cross of St! George, symbolizing the union of Scotland and England in 1003. ON DEC. 3, 1775 the United Colonies adopted a banner of their own. This flag, called the Grand Union was the first one to show the 13 alternate red and white horizontal stripes. The British Union Jack was in the canton, for even though the Revolutionary war had been in progress for several months, the Americans were fighting, not for independence, but for their unrestricted rights as loyal subjects of the Crown. Finally, nearly a year after the Declaration of Independence, a new flag was designed and adopted by Congress on June 14, 1777. This was the first official standard of the new nation and it became known as the Stars and Stripes. THE 13 original stripes remained unchanged, but the Union Jack in the canton was replaced by 13 white stars in a circle on a field of blue. There is no proof that Betsy Ross made our first flag. She was a seamstress and a well the Union, but it had become obvious that another stripe could not be added with the acquisition of each new state. By the end of 1818 the addition of Indiana, Mississippi and Illinois had brought the strength of the nation to a total of 21 states, and in that year, under the administration of President James Monroe, a permanent guide line was established for the flag's desiga The 13 stripes would remain to represent the 13 original colonies and a star would be added for each new state MONROE WAS still in office in August of 1821 when 3 new stars joined the family for Alabama, Maine and Mis- National Colors kept them busy and the various provincial and area emblems rapidly disappeared. In August of 1777 the new flag received its baptism by enemy fire during the battle of Fort Schuyler where Rome, New York, now stands. FIVE MONTHS later it was recognized, for the first time, by a foreign power. Flying from the mast of the warship souri. Ranger, cruising near the coast of France under the command of John Paul Jones, it was honored with a 9 guns salute from the French fleet. By the time it was 15 years old it had acquired 2 more stripes and 2 more stars, one each for Vermont and Kentucky which had come into the Union in 1791 and 1792, while George Washington was still President. This flag, with its 15 stripes and 15 stars in 5 rows of 3 each, was the one seen flying above Fort McHenry that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the immortal poem that became our In 1831, a sea captain from Salem, Mass., by the name of William Driver, affectionately referred to the flag as Old Glory, an appellation When the Civil War began and the southern states seceded many in the no-- th thought the flag should be amended accordingly, but President Lincoln remained adamant in his conviction that there could be no dissolution of the Union. As a matter of fact 2 more stars took their place in the canton while the war was being fought, for West Virginia in 1863 and Nevada in 1864. NEBRASKA became a state on March 1st 1867 under Andrew Johnson, and Colorado celebrated the Centennial year by joining the sovereign group on August 1 of 1876 while Ulysess S. Grant was in the Whitehouse. In November alone of 1889 Montana, Washington, and both Dakotas were annexed. In July of the following year Idaho and Wyoming brought the number of stars in the blue field to 44. It was that seemed appropriate becoming crowded. 1846 4 of Utah placed the 45th star in our flag, and this is the one carried by Colonel Theodore enough to stay. THE UNITED States grew rapidly and by the time the war with Mexico erupted in Arkansas, Michigan, Florida and Texas had been added, and Iowa came in during the course of hostilities. Controversial California was annexed in 1850 followed by Minnesota, Oregon and Kansas in 1858, 1859 and 1861. By the time Abraham Lincoln took office the flag. was adorned with 34 stars. National Anthem. THE STATES of Tennessee, Ohio and Louisiana had IFOsngj many odd and disproportionate shapes and lines, but this was corrected in 1916 by Congressional action under President Woodrow Wilson. From that time on, all national flags are required, by law, to conform with definite symmetrical lines and measurements. The old familiar 48 starred emblem disappeared during the Presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower when Alaska joined the Union in January of 1959, and Hawaii followed in August of the same year. OLD GLORY holds one honored distinction that can be claimed by none other on the planet Earth. It hangs from a mast on the surface of the Moon. Planted there by human hands. THEN, ON January TAX PREPARATION 1896 and his Roosevelt Roughriders in their famous charge up San Juan hill. Old Glory became of age in 1912 when New Mexico and Arizona gave it the 48 stars which remained with us for 47 years. FOR 139 years the Star Spangled Banner appeared in It will probably coat more you do It Foot from $2.50 If 376-21- 46 DON GIBBS Pick up and dollvary-y- ou pay for tax aorvico only, not office employee and overhead GREATEST and Home by Dr. Daryl J. McCarty Executive Secretory Utah Education Association Lucky is the city kid who can spend a month each summer with a cousin in Escalante, or Smithfield, or country anymore. One ob server indicated that 72 percent of the nation is urbanized. If that figure holds true for our state, it means three-fourth- s of all Utahns might never thin beets, build bams or rope steers. MABE THATS why we hear so many moans about the goof-of- f mentality erosion of appreciation for the Roosevelt. THERES A kind of compulsion for work in the rural community that a Salt Lake City youngster might never experience. If the hay doesnt get cut in July, the cows dont eat in January. So rural kids grow wiry hoisting bales of cattle food. Lets face it: Not many Americans live in the fc: ft work ethic. School is work. Of course, 'school work is not always so demanding as tough physical labor. But the classroom does demand effort. 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