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Show i r f 1 J, ,r JASON CARLTON KERRY G.ARNOLD '1 RODNEY OLSEN n n i my a mree uipine wmm Iteeeiue Eagle taris Three young men from Alpine were awarded their Eagle Scout Awards on March 26, at the Alpine Utah Stake Court of Honor. Hon-or. The boys are, Jason Carlton, Kerry G. Arnold, and Rodney Olsen. Jason Carlton Jason Carlton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Carlton and is a teacher in the Alpine First Ward. He is active in his ward, having served as a senior patrol leader while a scout, a counselor counse-lor in both the Deacons and Teachers quorums; and has served an organist in priesthood meetings. He is a sophomore at the American Fork High School, and is active in school affairs. He is presently acting as home room representative. He is interested in-terested in all sports and has participated this past year on both the sophomore and junior varsity basketball teams, and is presently playing on the junior varsity baseball team. Kerry G. Arnold Kerry G. Arnold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle G. Arnold. He is a student in the eighth grade at the American Fork Junior High School. He is active in the Deacon's quorum of the Alpine First ward and is a member of Boy Scout Troop No 16. Rodney Olsen Rodney Olsen, 13, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olsen. He received his Eagle Scout Award at ceremonies held in the Highland High-land Ward. He is a member of the Alpine First Ward under Scout Master Dee Jenks. He has served as patrol leader and second counselor in the Deacons quorum. He started scouting under the leadership of Mrs. Geraldine Bangerter who outlined out-lined his program so he could earn his Eagle Scout award in the shortest possible time. His hobbies include both hunting and fishing. BEEHIVE CAMP DUP TO MEET The May meeting of the Beehive Bee-hive Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will be held Thursday May 8th at 2 p.m. It will be at the home of Nan Ferguson, 154 West 100 North. Evelyn Beck will be the assistant assis-tant hostess. Two most interesting histories will be read by Mrs. Ferguson. There will be the history of the "Old American Fork Third Ward" and the "Life Story of John R. Hindley." The lesson "Pioneer Trades and Occupations" Occupa-tions" will be presented by Carroll Car-roll Wirthlin. All members are urged to attend at-tend the meeting and anyone else who would like to come. Timpanogos Cave Summer Schedule AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1975 Guided cave tours at Timpanogos Timpan-ogos Cave National Monument will resume, for the summer season, on Monday May 5, provided weather conditions permit. Superintendent Sherma E. Bierhaus says the opening of the cave has been delayed this spring because the large amount of snowfall has made the trail unsafe. Through May the cave tours will start at 9 a.m. and continue until 5 p.m. Starting in June tours will begin at 8:00 a.m. with the last tour entering the cave at 6:00 p.m. The latter schedule will continue through Labor Day. Visitors should be reminded to bring a jacket or coat for the cave tour, where temperatures average 43 degrees. A guide fee of .50 per person is charged for persons age 16 or older. There is no charge for those under 16, but they must be accompanied by an adult. The Visitor Center, which will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily, provides exhibits interpreting in-terpreting the natural history of the area. There is a free 12-minute 12-minute color slide program and during June, July and August, there will be an evening program presented by one of the Park Rangers. Superintendent Bierhaus urges all visitors to bring footwear appropriate for the steep iy2 mile hike and the damp cave floor. She advises that the trail may be a little slippery during the early part of the season. The danger of rock slides always exists, so visitors are asked to stay on the trail and refrain from throwing rocks. The superintendent may close the trail to the cave whenever when-ever its use becomes too hazardous. hazar-dous. Timpanogos Cave National Monument is one of more than 300 areas of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior. In-terior. It is located on State Highway 80 in American Fork Canyon, 15 miles east of Interstate Inter-state 15, near the cities of American Amer-ican Fork and Pleasant Grove. You can be pretty sure that the person who starts by saying, "Maybe I'm wrong," is sure that he's right. In youth we want to change the world; in old age we want to change youth. If people fought sin as hard as they do middle age, earth would be a moral paradise. I prefer the errors of enthusiasm enthu-siasm to the indifference of wisdom. 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