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Show World War I Vets THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1968 Convention Nears Lund Bros, "Beaver' sfcDep't. AUGUST LID Store 22-23-- 24 8R0LLS69C TISSUE Assorted SWANSDOWN 3 89c CAKE MIXES ASSORTED Reg 39c CANDY 3S1 LITTLE CROW 589c CORN 18 oz KELLOGG'S 42c CORNFLAKES World War I veterans had a very interesting meeting Saturday night, August 10. Bob Nowers, Post Commander, was in charge of the meeting with Jim W. Low as Odjutant and Recorder. LeGrand Low, State Commander, explained the activities of the organization. There was a lot of enthusiam when Commander Low explained the purpose of the National Convention in New Orleans. Eleven Beaver members in dicated they would attend the Convention They are Mr. and Mrs. Jim W. Low, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Hutchings, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bohn, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swindlehurst, Bob Nowers, Ernest Joseph and Ed Murdock. The tour lasts 15 days and 14 nights from September 16 to 30 and follows a route thai includes Santa Fe, N. Mex., Carlsbad Caverns, the Peco? Country, San Antonio (with its HemisFair), Houston, Lake Charles, La., New Orleans (al 250th birthday) and the over for the convention. Return begins on the 26th by way of Baton Rouge, eastern Texas (via oil fields), the Texas Panhandle, Raton Mountain Park, the Colorado Rockies, the Royal Grand Junction and Gorge, Shre-vepor- t, home. 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Par Loosle, Superintendent. ents will be invited to a meet ing prior to the beginning of school to have the program explained to them. Dr. Jack R. Franenkel, Professor of Education at San Fransisco State College, made Gil son of Mr. and Mrs Sam with us for a while. He laok of garbage disposal fa- THIRD WARD the following comments in the Earl Limb, who will has been in Clio, Michigan all cilities and the fire hazard. (Rema) SAACRAMENT MEETING National Education Associa- leave soon on Limb, a church missummer at the Musical Tent, dishe Cove Third Sacrament Ward At tion Journal: Mohogany sion. where he has played in "Fin-ian- 's cussed the cost of the road service was conducted by Roy "By combining the special Visitors at the home of Mr. Rainbow", "Brigadoon", and the costly maintenance Yardley. ties of teachers, a far richer and Mrs. John Ashworth, the "Showboat", "Guys and Dolls" Music was under thedirec-tio- n and upkeep and difficulty in educational Experience can be past week, were Mrs. Luella "Carnival" and several others. of Ireta and Carol Baker. the banks. We pass stabilizing provided than the students Stores of Mesa, Arizona. She He will return to New York ed the mountain homes in receive.. is the otherwise Opening prayer by Darrell might former Luella White. for the Fall season of Broad- Merchant Valley and Ranger Yardley. Through a variety of group- She returned home way casting. The program was given by explained that the ing possibilities, they can pro Over the weekend,Friday. Carpenter Leland owners must maintain them the Primary. Ann Laurie vide their students with defJ Mr. Ed Mrs. and Stuart to a high standard in order Beard, Lana Lessing and Val. ferentiated instruction more Roper, ., jf Tour BPW Forest aiiu xdiiiii, ivi. aimj ivua. uid; to gain a renewal of their erie Bradshaw graduated. closely matched to the indivi- son Roper and family of Oak . The Beaver BPW members dual students' abijitie:t lease each year. Not gave talks and sang a They Mr. Mrs. and and Bill City song. only can students with par- Simpson of Lyndle, Utah were enjoyed another Forest Tour At Puffers Lake we enjoyed on August 15, 1968. Sponsored ticular needs be given specialSpeakers were teachers, Vialso attended Mr. guests. wind our the lunch They although the Forest Service with ola Yardley and Kathleen ized attention, but, very capby wedMrs. Edwin Smith's in was a little cold. After lunch Farnsworth. able students or those with and Ranger Boyd Carpenter ding anniversary. for the four we visited the Timber sale drivers Valerie Bradshaw played a special) Interests can pursue charge, Richard Lirrib is taking his cars were Boyd Carpenter, J. plots, study enclosures, rain violin solo accompanied by their particular goals more 'six months at MeaFort D. training Christine Bradshaw. Osborn, Dale B. Harris and traps and the Anderson effectively. with the Las Donna dow campgrounds. Morris. A Cooperative Team Ap- Knox, Kentucky Speaker Hettie Harris. National Guard unit. Vegas Keith Parkinson was susObject of the tour is to acproach to Classroom InstrucAt five o'clock we stopped While he is gone his wife, the public with the at the beautiful mountain tained as priest. tion will meet the needs of all quaint will with her parstudents more effectively and Sue, Mr. stay Mrs. Paul Smith imj Ipvements made by the home of Omni and Donna Closing prayer by M. J. and ents, Forest Service. Our first stop individualized Warr. more provide a we where enjoyed Mrs. Mr. and Paul (Karma) was at where delicious ham dinner prepar- CLUB instruction. Sheep Rock Anderson and son, Lynn, clear ed Mrs. Thelma Goodwin was came from Salt Lake, Wednes- Boyd explained they had by the officers. ed the ground and planedl to the Better Homes hostess CHIT CHAT to to visit Christmas Trees. day, bring Sam and Twenty-seve- n members of Club, Wednesday evening. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. BY ESTA He explained the need for the club were privileged to Mrs. Margery Johnson was Tony Woodhouse and Mr. and tour. Fifteen others in charge of the program and As a backwoods preacher Mrs. Jack Anderson. Their closing of the old camping go on the We give had her granddaughter of Las once put it: "God voted for daughters, Valerie and Shelia areas along the Beaver Can- joined us for dinner. to Forest Vegas, present a piano recital the a thanks this that special road, yon saying me. The devil voted against Jan, have been here since made necessary because crew and the Cartwrights for to the group. was me, but I cast the decidin' July 24th. They returned of sanitation, rather the lack the use of their cabin and to Refreshments were served ballot." (ain't it the truth?) home with their parents. and because of the the husbands who assisted. by the hostess. Jeanne Whornham of Salt Robert Strong came from thereof, Lake is spending a week with Wendover, where he has been her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j working this summer, to join Back-to-Scho- ol his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Presley (Agnes) Whornham. McKESSON Mr. and Mrs. Lin Erickson Strong and family for their have their grandchildren for vacation to Iowa and Illinois, a couple of weeks. They are They visited Lee's father, Mr. the children of Fred Erickson iLbyd Strong, and his four and Mrs. Christensen of Dra- - sisters and their families in Iowa City, Cedar Rapids and per, Utah. Mrs. LOOSELEAF BINDER Donna Cartwright Kirkland. They held a family needs some toys fnr boys for Reunion in Cedar Rapids, with Clipboard the Kindergarten class. Please They had a short visit with STANNOUS FLUORIDE check your old tDys and see Lucille's cousin, the former Filler Paper for clean sparkling teeth if you have some to spare. Martha Ferris, Mr. and Mrs Dividers HOW.. .3 ol tubes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox, David Norman Rogers, and family in Mo-ri- s in Donna were and Iowa City. They visited many Theme Paper Las Vepas fir the ball games, places of interest including $1.79 Value $1.19 They visiteed Mr. and Mrs. lhe museum at Fort Bridg?r, Jack (Darlene) Harris. Larry Wyo., Lincoln, Nrb., Harry S. both for Reg. $1.08 Morris. Dan Cox. Lrslij Will- - Truman museum in Inrimen-iamSPIRAL THEMEBOOK Pay Albn Baldwin and dance, Mj., Dwight D. Eiscn-Dou- e Ni;lson aho enjoyed the hower museum in D nvcr 4 sections and Soline Kansas. Thry cn- 'hospitality of the Harris". Acs. Ruih Marshall and joysd visiting Navy friends 98c value for 79c McKESSON three children of Salt Laki and Lucille said it was thr are visiting Alfn and May best trip tlry had rvr had all a:Undcd th-AfUin. 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