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Show concrete lining, water diversion Provo from a live stream River, open drainage, sprinkling African Officials i! Tour Utah County Eight officials from the government of the African Republic of Senegal toured Utah County on Monday and Tuesday of this week. The group arrived at the Soil Conservation office in Lehi Monday afternoon. From there, they were taken to the diversion structure and measuring weir at the Mill Pond; saw pasture seeding, closed drain, leveling, and ditch lining; farming operations and artesian wells; and concluded the se tour at the Dry Creek flood control structure. Jerry Hansen, SCS unit conservationist, and Claude Hunting, Utah County Agricultural Stabilization Service chairman, Conservation (I served as narrators for this part tour. SOPHOMORE CLASS LEADERS Named to head the Sophomore Class at the Lehi High School arj of the On Tuesday, the touring party vrrw Klrkham. vtce president: Julie Smith, secretary; and Barry Peterson, president, L to r. visited other sections of Utah County where they visited an ATTENDING BYU orchard, a pasture program for of Miss June Jenkins, daughter production of beef, tree plant Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jenkins, is ing procedures, and various irriattending Brigham Young Un- gation methods. Included were iversity. She is staying at Heri- such operations as an irrigation well, water division structure and tage Halls, on campus. fir) lib n o a Aid 0 vl&lm" systems, irrigation systems, water conservation ponds and distribution. Officials touring with the group said the African leaders had been in the United States for about After leaving Utah, six weeks. they will spend two weeks in Maryland before returning to their homes. Prior to coming to Utah County they had spent a week at Utah State University. While in Utah they studied irrigation methods and obtained ideas on how to conserve and maintain the resources of the area for use future by Thursday. Oct. THE LEHI FREE PRESS genera- tions. Ray Walker, former Utah State Elder Richard Nelson Conservationist, is serving as their technical advisor for their Now Assigned stay in this country. Also on To Switzerland the Utah County tour were George A. Lawrence, SCS State Engineer, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Nelson and Clifford Collings, of the Utah have received word that their State ASCS. son, Elder Richard Nelson, who is serving in the French MisVISITS HERE sion, has recently been transferred to Lausanne, Switzerland. He has been in France for 19 Miss Carolyn Christensen of months, with nine months time Tooele, visited with Mrs. Ed remaining for his mission asFirst hand reports Branson, former neighbor in Jun- signment. eau, Alaska, and also at the were given by Dr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Clara Clover. Zundel of Salt Lake City, who 5, 1967 have returned after touring Europe. They showed pictures which included Elder Nelson, and told of his speaking in French at a Sunday evening meeting in Lausanne. The couple stayed with Elder Nelson and his companion, who were also given the opportunity to accompany the Zundels on a tour of the scenic area. A number of moving picture stars make their homes there, was Dr. Zundel is on the noted. staff of the University of Utah. The couple have five children. No man is happy who does not think himself so. Multi-Purpo- mi mi pi"' i lix iLL mi mi -- iinr-i- iii iiirr ' OUR flEU nr"""! formerly "DUTCH Jiij iff LEHI featuring a 0 903 S"I8Iej: GIRL LAUNDRY 77 EAST STATE (33 MM Lady Attendant s On Duly from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Diily ALSO TO READ SENIORS Senior Class officers at the Lehi High School Include Vera Carson, back, president; with Nancy Cook, secretary, left; and Alauna Heiselt, vice president, right. OGDEN 1940 Lehi Scout Troops Represented in Four-Sta- ke Phon 1501 Mdwood Rood Phon 484-763- 8 399-117- 1 LOGAN Camporee Friday, Saturday MOM DISTILLERY CO.. We Are Now Starting a HEW DRY CIEAIIIIIG MONDAY, OCT. 9 TO FRIDAY, OCT70 1 CINCINNATI. OHIO. BUNDED WHISKEY 86 550 Read Springvill Phon 3734670 PROOF. (51 GUI! NEUTRAL SERVICE EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS SPIRITS, fl i mi d Bring Your Dry Cleaning to Us and Receive DRYING 2 Between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. new whiskey-- DAY SEQUIGE WITH EACH LOAD OF WASHING IN OUR MACHINES ea Or We Will Give OR WASH AT HOME AND DRY THEM HERE AT so easy to take! - and specials PROVO Cocha Vollty Sank Bldg. Phon 732-631- 0 A very successful and enjoy- sincere appreciation is publicly able canyon camporee is report- expressed to them, Mr. Wells ed by Lehi scouting officials, reported. who directed local troops in the SUNNY Friday and Saturday outing at Silver Lake Flat in American Fork Canyon. Light-hearteAccording to Wells Beck, Lehi District camping chairman, there were 400 boys included from Lehi, Alpine, Tlmpanogos and American Fork stakes, with some SO to 75 scout leaders. Ray Jacklyn, chairman, directed the activities of those in the Order of the Arrow. In keeping with the Indian ceremonial, these boys lighted the fires in the canyon. ' Registration took place in the canyon Friday afternoon, beginning at 3 p.m. Supper was cooked and each district held a camp fire program. From Lehi, each troop provided a song or sketch. Lynn Webb, long time Seminary teacher, now of the Lehi Seventh Ward, was the story teller at the campflre. Revielle and the flag ceremony at 6:30 a.m. aroused the boys for breakfast. The Order of the Arrow members hoisted the colors. Each patrol cooked their own breakfast. Although rain fell intermittantly during the morning, it failed to 'dampen the enthusiasm of the scouts eLEflinne SALT LAKE Woll Avwiu I 1 DAY Vi I ON SPECIAL ORDERS PRICE 1 SERUI6E for Our Customers " 0 pi ADULT SCHOOL DISTRICT ALPINE their leaders. Iwmm 1 ..STATE EDUCATION SCHEDULE 1 STREET-L- EHI OF CLASSES CONSERVATION PROJECT As a conservation project, in cooperation with the Forest Service , the campgrounds and surrounding area was cleaned up by the scouts. The rain curtailed to some extent the personal fitness games which followed. The boys competed against their own records in throwing balls, throwing rocks, chlnups, situps and the strenuous "wrist game" in which a can of cement is twisted. The flag ceremony marked the closing of the camporee around noon, with some groups staying longer to enjoy the canyon after the storm cleared. Chairman Beck would like to publicly thank all the scoutmasters and leaders in the Lehi Stake, who aided in the success of the camporee, semi-annu- al event of its kind. He reported that all of the troops in the Lehi district were represented except Troop I of the First Ward. ' In attendance, and also assisting with details of the camporee were Hart Bullock, chairman for the north end of Utah County, from the Utah National Parks Council; Dr. William Miller, Lehi chairman from the Utah National Parks Council; and Dick Eddington of Lehi, chairman over the Lehi District. The scoutmasters Include Nile Cox, Troop One; Bob Phillips, Troop re Two; Kay Fox, Troop 3; Fowler, Troop 4; Gary Smith, Troop 6 (Cedar Valley); Howard Yerke; Troop 7; Nile Christofferson, Troop 8;andMax Ray, Troop 9 (Sixth Ward); with George Reynolds as assistant scoutmaster, for. Troop 9. Ogji assistant scoutmasters and coin? Adult Education classes in Alpine School District will commence the week of October 9. Day of classes, place and registration fee follow. For further information call Mrs. Ellen or 373-9W. Brown, District Office 756-3576 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION and CLASSES TO BE Special classes for adults who need help with the basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. in room 21 of Pleasant Grove Junior High School. Interested persons may still register by attending class or contacting Ellen Brown. CLASSES TO BE HELD IN PLEASANT GROVE Cabinet Making and Furniture Refinishinq to register Westover Call by Oct. 16 Cake Decorating Tues.,Oct. 10 P.G. Jr. Harper 756-35- 7 76 Room p.m. 756-35- 756-35- Wed.. Oct. 7 p.m. Interior Decoration Carroll Mon., Oct. 7 Knitting Allred 11 no fee 9 Wed., Oct. 7 p.m. p.m. 756-3S- 16 P.G. High no fee 756-35- 11 P.G, High Room $2.50 11 Memmott $5.00 Ivers Wed., Oct. 7 p.m. Lehi High Rm. 30 no fee Wed., Oct. 7 p.m. 25 Lehi High Shop $6.00 Mon. , Oct. 9 Lehi High $2.50 Rm. 30 p.m. $7.50 Oil Painting (Lynn Faucett Method) Lehi High Mon., Oct. 9 7 p.m. Lunch Rm. by 76 $2.50 Cake Decorating to register Thurs. , Oct. 12 7 p.m. Physical Fitness for Women Earl Mon., Oct. 9 7 p.m. Physical Fitness for Women Earl Wed., Oct. 11 7 p.m. CLASSES Am.ForkJr. Rm. 140 $2.50 Alpine Elem, All Purpose Rm. A. F. High Girl's $2.50 Mon., Oct. 7 p.m. 9 Allred Rm. 390 373-96- 7 $2.50 To begin In January BE $3.00 HELD IN OREM Lincoln Jr. 9 $3.00 Rm. 27 Citizenship for New and Interested Americans Jacklin Call $2.50 by Oct. 16 to register Crafts Orem Jr. Nielsen $3.00 Wed., Oct. 11 Gym Am.ForkJr. TO Mon., Oct. 7 p.m. 66 p.m. Driver's Education Call 373-96- Rm. 62 (SW door) to register 66 $30.00 Family Sewing Baum Haslam Mon., Oct. 7 p.m. Tues.,Oct. 7 9 Orem High Rm. 10 p.m. B- no fee $3.00 $2. Harris Wed., Oct. 7 p.m. 11 p.m. Orem High Shop $3.00 Thurs., Oct. 12 Orem High $2.50 7 p.m. Rm. -l machin (Each student must bring her own zig-zMachine Repair and Maintenance Busslo If interested, contact Mr. Busslo. Olsen B- (225-190- 0) OH Painting i" I t i $3.00 Thurs., Oct. 12 Orem Jr. 7 p.m. Rm. 62 (SW door) Physical Fitness for Men Bone $2.50 Wed., Oct. 25 Orem Jr. 8 p.m. Boy's Gym Physical Fitness for Women Berg Thurs., Oct. 12 Orem Jr. $2.50 7 p.m. Girl's Gym Reflnlshlng and Cabinet Making Booth Orem High $4.75 Mon., Oct. 9 7 p.m. Shop Shorthand and Office Practice Mon . & Wed . Orem High $4.00 Johansen Oct. 9, 6:30 pjn.Rm. E- -6 Square Dancing Beck Thurs., Oct. 12 Westmore $3.00 p.m. Stoneware. Porcelain and Ceramics Tolboe Tues Oct. 10 66 S. 470E.S3.00 8 (June) Tailoring 7 P Baum Wed 7 m. Orem Oct. 11 p.m. Orem High Rm. B- -l no fee Typewriting Johansen Mon. 8 Lincoln Jr. no fee Upholstery Rm. 25 Woodwork Hanks Orem High Rm. I. Nielsen -l Knitting Room 11 Boy's Gym P.G. High $30.00 11 7 7 P.G. High $4.75 Family Sewing Peterson 7 vv ag to register 76 Lapidary and Home Repairs Cawley Wed., Oct. 11 Machine Embroidery Shop Webster Knitting Allred Brown p.m. Driver's Education Call Upholstery Physical Fitness for Women Wed., Oct. 11 Ingersoll 7 A. F. High Shop p.m. Call Oct. p.m. Knitting 11 Longhand Room 11 Oil Painting (Lynn Faucett Method) Webster no fee Spanish p.m. Wed., Oct. 7 p.m. P.G. Jr. 7 7 $2.50 Rm. 104 Carpentry and Furniture Making Lehi High Walker Mon., Oct. 9 Rm. 27 Wed., Oct. $2.50 Room 7 $2.50 Lehi Jr. 9 Farm Welding A. F. High 9 p.m. Welding Hinckley 76 Jr. 76 7 Hy-Spe- ed 76 Am. Fork Rm. 120 12 76 Family Sewing Chipman Mon., Oct. $4.75 Family Sewing Komm 756-35- Spencer Citizenship for New and Interested Americans to register Call $2.50 Jacklin by Oct. 16 Driver's Education to register Call $30.00 7 Citizenship for New and Interested Americans Call Jacklln $2.50 by Oct. 16 to register Driver's Education to register Call $30.00 Farm 1 Cake Decorating Mon., Oct. Harper HELD IN AMERICAN FORK Cake Decorating Thurs. , Oct. Harper 7 p.m. 756-35- De-Ve- inlttee members assisted, 66 OREM CLASSES CONTINUED CLASSES TO BE HELD IN LEHI $2.50 SO 44 E- -6 Beginning Wed., Oct. 7 A-- 16 & Wed. Orem High $4.00 Rm. p.m. .Oct. 9 To begin in January p.m. 11 Orem Jr. $4.75 Rm. 65 (SW door) V. |