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Show 1 I'i-- Troop One Takes First Place in Scout Court of Honor Held Monday d iC CM Troop One of the First Ward, took first place honors at the District Scout Court of Honor, held Monday evening from 8 to 9 p.m. at Wines Park. Troop Two achieved second place and Troop Three was in third place READER AOS THIS SCCTION COPYRIGHTED 1970 BV DENNIS M KASUM PREPARED WESTERN PRESS SERVICE for advancements and achievements. Troop Seven of the Seventh was the host troop, takWard, Show BARRATT BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY ing care of the flag posting and retirement. Prayer was by Gary On Earth Carlton of Troop Seven. "Ted & Harry Barratt Owners" As Troop Four Scouts were at Maple Dell Camp, this troop Conveniently located at 35 N., Utah Returns lng materials. It may be truly said was excused. Alvin Broadbent that this firm is a valued asset Barratt Ave. in American Fork and Albert Mitchell, district oflumthis popular to the community. phone The 1970 Edition of Ringling of rank adOne of the essential features of ber yard carries a complete line Brothers and Barnum and Bailey ficers, took charge and vancements merit badge pre A of building materials, Circus will open at the Salt Palgrade any house, store or other strucsentations. ture is that it will stand the supplies, and tools, and through ace in Salt Lake City on ThursEAGLE AWARDS wear of the years. The same is their fair methods of doing busday, August 20, for performances Troop Eight Scouts Glenn Hin-to- n true of the reputation of any bus- iness and the high quality and through Sunday, August 23. and Randy Southwick were fair iness firm and that is why the prices constantly offered, This year, The Greatest Show Barratt Builders Supply Company they have won an enviable rep- on Earth highlights over three presented their badges denoting the high rank of Eagle Scout. enjoys an ever increasing volume utation throughout this section. dozen acts making their Amer Rank advancements were made The people of this territory, ican debuts. of business and popularity. and merit badges were presentRe1970 including contractors, builders, The writers of this In addition, Ringling Bros, and ed as follows: view are happy to suggest that and ranchers, have come to know Barnum and Bailey presents five TROOP ONE our readers make this their lum- that they can depend on this lumelaborate new super production ber yard for everything in buildThere are 13 ber headquarters. numbers, including the breath- - scouts in the troop.registered Jordan Cox takingly beautiful aerial ballet, received the Star badge and Sec"Garden in the sky," and the im ond Class badges were presented aginative and rollicking "Twas to Bert Evans and Brett Player. BENNETT GARAGE & WELDING the Night Before Tomorrow," were received by Merit touted as the most elaborate and Kent Badges home repairs; Bushman, hisexciting Circus spectacle in Jordan Cox, farm mechanics; and "Frank Bennett Owner" tory. David Peet, camping. Performers in the 1970 Circus TROOP TWO The experts in this area for The editors of the 1970 Town and Country Review urge our include jugglers, tiger trainers, car and truck repair is in BenThere are 21 aerial scouts in the troop.registered nett Garage and Welding locatreaders not to make the cure tumblers, They camped at 54 South 200 West inAmer-ica- n worse than the disease, when it artists, flying trapeze stars, ed out five times during the 2. month. First Class badges were These comes to having your car or acrobats, clowns, horsemen, Fork, phone stars, and all the rest. awarded to Bert Gray and Randy men have had years of experience truck repaired. Take it to the Greatest Show and Second Class to in the automotive repair field Bennett Garage and Welding for This season, The the largest Ferguson, Tanner. Merit on is Earth touring and know how to get the Job the finest work anywhere. We Robert badges and most complete exhibition of done properly and with the utknow you'll not be unhappy you were received by Scott Holbrook, performing animals ever, includmost of experience, and yet at did. Our readers will be pleasfor coin collecting; Ricky Pugh, ing tigers, elephants, horses, conservation of natural resourca price you can well afford. ed to know that full time serves and nature; Bert Gray, first ices can be expected in October. ponies, chimpanzees, dogs, par They use only the latest facrots and doves, camels, zebras aid; tory approved techniques and Corey Christensen, pioneerihave thorough knowledge of all that they will do what they say and llamas. ng; John Tanner, nature; Kay makes on the market. This is they are going to, and in a rea Adamson, conservation of natMR. AND MRS. BLAINE one place where you can be sure sonable time. ural resources and nature; RobKARREN JOIN IN FAMILY ert Tanner, first aid; Neil Giles, OUTINGS conservation of natural resourcChris Lind, conservation of es; Death Calls Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Kar-re- n natural resources and citizenship have returned to their home in the community; Scott Holbrook Los Angeles, California, afin for first aid and " Lehi Native ter a two weeks visit here with TROOP THREE fishing. v p Mr. and Mrs. Mark Greenwood, The troop spent seven days on Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Greenwood and also did agoodturn. camping Lark-in in the Tuesday, August 14, and other family members and Randy Haskell and Jeff White Mortuary Chapel in Salt Lake friends. Among family gatherreceived Second Class badges, City, for Mrs. Dorothy Fay Tuck-fiel- d ' ings were cookouts in Provo and Michael Green his Life I Jones Boyce, 66. Mrs. Boyce Canyon and also American Fork award. The Paul 4 di8p fes Bunyon Axman who was a Lehi native and sis Canyon. They enjoyed fishing in Award was i to Carl ' presented ter of Mrs. Frances J. Comer of f mtm iiq. ;4 and on Provo also the f Canyon Moore and David Tingey. Merit 29, Lehi, passed away July Str awber ry. TheSundan ce badges were received by Patrick in a Salt Lake City hospital afTheatre was enjoyed by the famFrancom for citizenship in the ter a long illness. ily group. A festive dinner at community, Alton Hardman for She was born July 15, 1904, the Mark Greenwood home was home repairs, Randy Tingey for ifijiLehi, daughter of James H. served the night before their in the home. ana Alice Perry Jones Tuckfield. citizenship departure. Mr. and Mrs. Kar-re- n TROOP FOUR She was married to Leon Jones have purchased ground in were assigned for Merit in February, 1922 in Salt Lake Provo Canyon and will build a Melvin badges Limb for gardening and City. He died in January, 1923 summer home in the near fut corn farming; Brian Squire for She was married to MeMn Boyce ure. Lt. Melvin Bushman in 1947. He survives her. swimming, Melvin Limb, and Brian Smith, .'Also surviving are one daughMansfield attacks Nixon pro- swimming, swimming and scholarship. ter, Mrs. Reed (Leone Jones) Lt. Melvin Bushman posal on Cambodia. Nostrum of Grand Junction, Colorado; two grandchildren; one Leaves For stepson, Melvin Boyce, Chula Vista, Calif.; four step daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, Salt Duty in Korea Lake City; Mrs. Dolores Martinez, Rose Park; Mrs. Patsy Lt. Melvin J. Bushman of the Durrant, Sandy, and Mrs. Brenda U. S. Air Force, left July 31, Anderson, Granger, Utah; two for overseas duty in Korea. He sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Rose of will be in charge of a commun Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Franications unit at Palgong San Air ces J. Comer, Lehi. Traffic Control Center. He has Bishop BernardMajor officiatbeen stationed at Columbus Air ed at the services with the famForce Base, Mississippi, during ily prayer spoken by Ted Comer, the past two years. a nephew, of Lehi. Prelude and His wife, the former Nadine postlude music was played by Nelson, and children, Sharla, two Thelma Reiser. Frank Woolston years old, and baby Bonnie, age offered the invocation in the chap- two months, are making their el. Jolyn Nostrum, a granddaugh- home in Lehi. Lt. Bushman is ter, presented the biographical a son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar sketch. Tom Pyke rendered a (Mike) Bushman of Lehi. vocal solo. Lyle Tuckfield of The greatest charm of mar Murray was a speaker and concluding remarks were by Bishop riage is the duologue, the perMajor. John Gerstner offered manent conversation betweentwo the closing prayer, and the grave people who talk over everything in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, and everyone until death breaks was dedicated by Dale Jones. the record. Greatest to 756-355- 1, wire-walke- TROOP SEVEN There are 22 registered scouts in the troop and the troop did a good turn. StevenStewart received the Second Class badge. Merit badges were received by Gary Carlton for pets, painting, and conservation of natural resources; Brent Webb for conservation of natural resources; citizenship in the community and life saving; Kay Christofferson for citizenship in the community and citizenship in the nation; Jay Christofferson for citizenship in the community and the nation. TROOP EIGHT Glenn Hinton and Randy Southwick achieved the high rank of Eagle Scout. Merit Badges were awarded to Kirk Holmstead for citizenship in the community; Kenneth Shaw, first aid; Dwayne Hinton, athletics. There are 17 registered scouts in the troop. TROOP NINE (Sixth Ward) There are 22registeredScouts in the troop. Danny Terry received the Life Badge and Second Class badges were presented to Paul Zimmerman andWadeMad-de- n. Merit badges were received by Larry Ray for home repairs; Danny Terry for citizenship in the community and the nation, and citizenship in the home; Brent Larson, Steven Ellison, Scott Worley and Alden Yates received their merit badges for swimming. rs, Letters to the Editor rd 756-321- (f No matter how long the night, the day is sure to come. Cheri B. Atkin VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Howard Niel-so- n of American Fork, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Molema and Mr. and Mrs. Fon Warburton of Lehi, were overnight visitors, Saturday at Weeks Camp in Provo Canyon. They were joined there that actively support the valley-widrive. In other appointments, Jack Allen of Allen's Stores and Ross For Utah County Carroll, Utah Power & Light, Orem, were named United Fund Drive of community campaigns in south and north Utah County, respec Mr. Brown also announ tively, Appointments to top leadership to anpositions in the 1970 campaign ced. They are expected in drives for nounce chairmen United Fund of Utah County by next week. each community were announced Tuesday by Del-be- rt Robert Strong, newly appointG. Brown, general campaign cnairman. The drive to raise ed head of the Chapter Division, fol$240,000 for 17 health, welfare also announced Tuesday the the for chairmen and youth guidance agencies in lowing chapter Utah County kicks off next month. drive: Wayne Hansen, Mountain Fuel Robert Q. Strong, Provo Post master, was named Tuesday to Supply, Provo, Chapter A and Manufacturing. direct the key chapter Division John Ramey, First Security which includes firms in the coun Rety with 15 or more employees. Bank, Provo, Chapter B Mr. Strong is former president tail, Wholesale, Sales and Utilof the Utah County United Fund. ities. LeRue Thurston, State Dept. Grant C. Burgon, Administra of Utah was Employment Security, Protor, Valley Hospital, chosen chairman of the Profes vo -- - Chapter C Schools, Hossional Division again this year pitals, and City andState and Fedafter this group turned in an out eral Agencies. United Fund of Utah County is standing performance under his corporation, wholly direction in 1969, Mr. Brown a said. The Division includes cwned and directed by the conphysicians, lawyers, dentists, tributors of Utah County, Mr. architects, C.P.A.'s and accoun Brown emphasized, to support tants. through a "Fair Share" from Melvin J. Arrington, Personnel local citizens the necessary youth Services official at Geneva health and welfare programs in Works, was appointed Tuesday to the county, as determined by local head up the new Loaned Execu directors. tive Division of the United Fund de Leaders Named Gene Bennett Receive Degrees The University of Utah is pleased to announce that Lyle Gene Bennett and Cheri Bennett Atkin are two of more than 322 students who are candidates for advanced degrees at the University's summer commencement, The ceremony will be held in the new 15,000 seat Special Events Center. The commencement speaker will be Professor Sidney Hook of New York University, one of America's leading philosophers and educators. Degrees will be conferred and awarded following Professor address. graduating class The August will number about 1006. The University of Utah's 23,000 students represent every county in Utah, every state in the nation and more than 50 foreign countries. Mr. Bennett, son of Mrs. LaVell (Dorothy B.) Hansen, now of Elsinore, Utah, is a graduate of the Lehi High School and has previously studied at Dixie College in St. George, Utah, and received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Utah State University Hook's non-pro- fit in 1962. He held an assistant-shi- p at the University of Utah in 1965, a fellowship and elemen campaign. tary science teacher in 1969-7- 0, at U of U. He was affiliated with Mr. Arrington will be respon Lambda Delta Sigma. At Dixie sible to recruit and train perCollege, he played in the concert sonnel from Utah County firms on and marching bands. He is curtemporary assignment to the lo rently Dixie College Alumni cal United Fund and represen tatives of participating agencies president. A Sixth Grade teacher in the Washington County School Disin trict, he will be employed as a Lehi Dear Editor: It has come to my attention science consultant in elementary that a group of unsung heroes schools. are trying to raise funds for a He is married to the former new ambulance. Alice Karen Sandberg and they Never needing it for myself have four children. (knock on wood), but requesting Mrs. Atkin is a daughter of it a number of times for others, Mrs. Dorothy Bennett Hansen, did old heart it (and nerves) now of my Elsinore, Utah. She is good to see it come rounding the married to Jeffers Ralph Atkin full well that probend, knowing and they live in St. George, Utah. fessionals were tucked therein. She received the Master of With this much experience beScience degree, with a major in hind me, I know that for ace educational psychology and a needs today, that as far as an minor in education. ambulance itself is concerned, A graduate of the Lehi High the one we have now is fast beshe attended Dixie Junior School, coming outdated. in St. George, and also College How do we go about it now -Young University. Brigham No getting funds for a new one? She is employed as a teacher problem-- - all we have to do is of emotionally handicapped stuget certain people as fired up dents. She will be employed as about an ambulance project as a counselor and instructor at courabout building golf they are Dixie Junior College inSt. George ses. where her husband will practice I saidno Like problem. law. The couple have one young Dick Smith daughter. CANYON THE LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY", AUGUST 13; 1970 by Mr. and Mrs. H. Snow of Lehi. The group went to the Orville Taylor cabin for a bon fire and singout. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox of Lehi, for lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox are spending the summer at their cabin in the canyon. Patients Am. Fork Hospital Among those receiving treatment in the American Fork Hos pital were the following from Lehi and Cedar Valley: Tamara Kaye Smith, Odell Harris, Franklin D Millett, Jay Stone, Teresa Zim merman, Darlene Gray, Dirk Eastmond, Wayne Allen, Bucky P. Piatt, Kirk P. Smith, Myrtle A. Limb, Robert Dee Nye, Albert S. Taylor, Merle Garrett, Henry Worthen, J. Boyd Smuin, Roxanne Christensen, Carleen Cook, Colleen S. Calton, Susan Liston, of Lehi; Sharon Ole Pe terson, Cedar Valley, and Paul Messersmith, Cedar Valley. SB GIMME Weighs only Mr. and Mrs. Fon Warubrton enjoyed a visit from their daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Lyle Peterson of Roy, Utah. With her were her children, Brad, Lori and Cory. 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