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Show Cnil-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, July 17, 1947 12C0 Climbers Reach Top Of Timpanogos More than 1200 persons reached reach-ed the top of majestic Mt. Timp-amogos Timp-amogos In the 36th annual Tim-panogos Tim-panogos hike Saturday with perfect per-fect weather condition prevailing. prevail-ing. Clair Despain, 72, Axtell, Sanpete San-pete county, was the oldest hiker hik-er to reach the top of the 12,-008-ft. mountain and received a 1947 official Centennial "Timp-anogos "Timp-anogos Summit Mountain Club" badge. Sammy Brown, 7, son of Mr-and Mr-and Mrs. George Brown, American Ameri-can Fork, was the youngest climber to reach the top and Karl Selins. 13. from Norway, who is slnyng with relatives in ' Layton. was the one from the ' farthest distance- Young Seljas does not speak English, timp ; hike officials reported. j Hundreds of other hikers went part way up the trail to beautiful Emerald lake at the foot of the glacier, where they watched a giant slalom race held on the snow of the glacier area. Although several persons received re-ceived minor injuries, mostly from coming in contact with rock while sliding down the gla. cier, there were no major accidents, acci-dents, Dr. C. J- Hart, director of the event, said. More than 10.000 persons, one of the biggest crowds ever to attend at-tend the event, witnessed the pre-hike program Friday night at the "theater of the a""" at Aspen grove. Dances by southwestern Indians highlighted highlight-ed the program. Cover Milk Whenever possible, milk should be put in the refrigerator at once. When this is not possible, it can be protected pro-tected from the litfht by providing a box or other covered place for the milkman to use. 1 " is - - - FIGHTERS FOR DEMOCRACY Equipped with first-line pursuit ship of American main, the 201at Mexican Fighter Squadron, an element of which i pictured above at Clark Field, Philippine Islands, during the war, distinguished itself in action against the Japanese over the Philippines and Foiw' mosa. The Inter-American Military Cooperation Act would enable the nation! of the Wester Hemisphere to collaborate in time of peace as they did in time of war. Buzzard's Eye The English buzzard (B buteo) has remarkable eyes. Its eyes are about the size of human eyes, but with double the visual acuity. Cultivated in Bogs j Mr- and Mrs' A' 3' Kennedy Cranberries, now a 10 million doi- of Salt Lake spent Sunday here lar crop, were first cultivated in the ! w:'h her sis'rr. Mrs. Milton nogs oi me tape Loa region Massachusetts about 1810. of vi;:EY.r.o Holdavsay. Milliceni Wells 01-J1 Mrs. James Olson and daughters, daugh-ters, Barbara Jean and Shirley of Portland, Ore-, have been visiting here with her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Olson. Miss Lucille Pearson will spend the summer in Logan with her father, Dr. Allen Pearson. Bishop and Mrs. Taylor Allen and family have returned home from a tour of Yellowstone Park. They also visited with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Hamilton at Sugar City, Idaho. The LDS girls group enjoyed an outing at Canyon Glen on Thursday evening. They honored honor-ed their secretary, Mrs. Mary Jane Jenkins, a recent bride-Mrs. bride-Mrs. Ariel Clegg had the party in charge- The Sunday School officers and teachers with their partners held a meeting followed with a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Antoine Bunker Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Supt. and Mrs. Marcel Young, Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Bunker and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wells were hosts at the social. Games and refreshments were enjoyed. The descendents of Jesse and Mary Scott Harding held their annual reunion Sunday at Saratoga- Raymond Harding had charge of the program. A family fam-ily dinner and sports were enjoyed en-joyed by a large group. From Vineyard were Mr. and Mrs-Raymond Mrs-Raymond Harding, Mr. and Mrs-Rex Mrs-Rex Blake and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnol Roper, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Harding and children. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harding and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harding and family, Mr. and Mrs- Grant Zalriskie and family fam-ily and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allen Al-len and family. The William Blake family will hold their annual reunion at Fairmont Park in Salt Lake next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Raymont? Harding Hard-ing and Mr. and Mrs- August Johnson are vacationing in Idaho Ida-ho Falls and other points of interest. NAME WE ( IMPORTANT PATES 9 T 4TMOFJOLY AMD JULY 20-26 FARM SAFETY WEEK . x jiw Hi u u PIANOS FROM HEAVEN .... that's the way we feel about our great, new shipment of Schiller Spinettes we've just received. It's just the piano you've been waiting for, because it has that richer, more wonderful tcr.e, yet is lighter than ever before! Come in and ask about our easy-payment plan and see about our liberal trade-in offer. You'll be glad you did! Taylor Bros. Since 1866 |
