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Show Fackrell, Joel Leitner and Jeff Large. The closing prayer was offered by James Neil, neighborhood commissioner of AmericanFork. Scout Troop 815 Holds Awards Banquet at Lehi Riding Clubhouse The Lehi Riding Club Building provided a lovely setting as members of Troop 817 of the Boy Scouts of America attended their eighth annual awards banquet sponsored by the American Fork Lions Club Saturday, Feb. 14. Troop committeemen are B. Harold Mendenhall, chairman; LaMar Argyle, institutional William Thornton and Frank Leitner, camping and activities. Troop leaders are H. Paul Mendenhall, scoutmaster and Glen M. Woffinden, assistant scoutmaster. H. Paul Mendenhall called the meeting to order and introduced the master of ceremonies, B Harold Mendenhall. The opening nraver was offered by Mrs. Will iam (Betty) Thornton. This was followed by a musical selection bv Ronnie Arevle and David Wag staff, who sang and accompanied themselves on the guitars. A delicious turkey dinner pre- Dared by the mothers and com mitteemen's wives was served to 35 euests. Mrs. Frank Liet- ner and Mrs. Harold Mendenhall were Following the dinner, a report of yearly activities of the troop, prepared by Scoutmaster Paul Mendenhall, was read by Harold Mendenhall. Scoutmaster Men denhall and Mr. Woffinden also conducted a Court of Honor. Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Kenneth Fackrell of American Fork and Rodney Thompson and Larry Thomas of Lehi. Eieht fishing and one per sonal fitness merit badge were awarded to troop members. Paul Arrington of Lehi achiev ed the rank of Life scout and this was presented to him in a special ceremony. Receiving the scouter's key award was H. Paul Mendenhall. Out of town guests were Mr. Presenting the award was K. and Mrs. W. L. Robinson, LeonexHart Bullock, assistant scout andArth-u- r ecutive. Glen Woffinden was also ard and Leon Williams all of scoutmaster, Preston, 18 year veteran's presented an CounLake Salt Great 534, Troop pin. cil. Willard Griffiths of Sandy RECEIVE POCKET KNIVES also attended. Receiving pocket knives as a Special guests were Mr. and at- - i their for special recognition James Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. and tendance were Joel Leitner Keith Beck, LaMar Jackie Thornton of American AmericanArgyle, Fork and Mrs. Ruth and and Paul Fork Arrington Curtis of Lehi. Stanley Paulsen of Lehi. Other activities of Troop 817 The B. H. Curtis award, a in the past month have included Den. for the most helpful scout or displaying a first rate exhibit on scouter went to Joel Leitner and weather in Brigg' s Drug Store in was presented by Mrs. Ruth Cur- - American Fork and attendance at tis. Mrs. Frank Leitner receiv- - f ed a pen for her role as most helpful adult. Also receiving pens were committee members and troop officers in recognition for their services. I work with Troop 817. She then gave Paul Mendenhall a Glen! Campbell album andHaroldMen-denha- ll a pen and pencil set. Mrs. Mendenhall was presented a copy of Irving Stone's "Men to Match These Mountains." Keith Beck, Alpine district commissioner, presented the troop charger to LaMar Argyle, institutional representative from the American Fork Lions Club. A committee of two, Don and Bob Drysdale of the Provo Moose Lodge, presented uniforms to three deserving scouts. CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY Closing exercises included an impressive candlelight ceremony conducted by Paul Mendenhall, Glen Woffinden and Leonard Fackrell, senior patrol leader. Color bearers were Charles Johansen and Jackie Thornton and the color guard was composed of David Fackrell, Kenneth of banquet-Cou- rt of Hon- troop 534, which was Feb. 7 at the Haven Ward in Salt Lake City. Attending were 25 parents and scouts from troop 817. sionary Department, a mother and a son in the mission field together at the same time rarely happens, in fact, no one there could remember it ever happen- grand-childr- ing before. Mrs. Carter, who wascalledto the Southern States Mission, explained how it happened. 768-273- 2. interview, "Following Ray's en when the bishop asked me how I felt about Ray going on a mission, I told him there was only one thing that would make me ' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $20,000 BY FDIC MM KENNETH WHIMPEY examine your Let me health insurance pro- gram to make sure it's giving you the protection you need against today's soaring hospital and medical costs. If you need additional protection, I'll provide you with the best Mutual of Omaha's New Century Series. 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According to the Church Mis- ERI13 Arrived Spring Shipment Buster Brown Mix and Match Main Street the annual cas:s Mrs. William Thornton composed and read a tribute to the Mendenhalls inspired by their Real Bargains The brings his mother with him to the mission home, but it happened in the Salt Lake Missionary home this week. Mrs. Jessie Ellen Carter, Lehi, Utah, and her son, Elder Ray L. Carter, were called on a mission at the same time and entered the mission home the same eras d Just For It isn't often that a THE LEHI FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1970 happier and that would be if I was going on a mission myself. "I didn't know they called wid- Ray is going on a mission, but Flute Section Lost ows my age on a mission, but they think their mother is going Julie Littleford has misthe bishop checked and found they to be along ways away in case of did." emergencies," Mrs. Carter ex- placed the bottom, six inch secMrs. Carter is quite an outplained, when asked how her tion of her flute between her woman. Besides children feel about the mission home at 91 East Main and her having standing school. raised nine children, she has 17 call. A reward will be given to the and is a licensed Elder Carter, her son, seems to be as excited as any other person returning the instrument, pilot. "I guess I have logged about missionary called. according to her mother, Mrs. 480 hours in the air since I "I am really excited about Lois Littleford. The Littleford phone number started flying in a plane going on my mission," Elder in 1929' she commented. Carter said. 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