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Show LEHI FREE PRESS League. Since it was started in 1961. the program has attracted more than 12 million youngsters and participation this year is expected to top the 1,200,000 mark. Local youngsters will be "dusting off" their footballs and loosening up their throw ing arm soon for the 1976 Punt, Pass and Kick competition. This year the local level of PP & K will be sponsored by y y Ford in the Tri-Cit- - Participants in the Punt. Pass & Kick program compete only against others their own age. Any youngster eight through 13 years of age. accompanied by a parent or guardian, may register to tri-cit- area. Nationally PP&K is celebrating its 16th anniversary. It is sponsored by the Ford dealers of America in cooperation with the National Football compete in PP&K at any participating Ford dealer. There is no entrance fee and no body contact during competition. No special equipment is needed and participating does not impair a youngster's amateur standing. Scoring is based on accuracy and range with one point added for every foot of punting, passing and kicking distance, and a point subtracted for every foot off hi"" ; 19. 1976 BIG SAVINGS ON LADIES AND JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR a center line. f THURSDAY. AUG. Junior Pants and Tops GRADUATION DAY was a special occasion for Jan Rymer's preschoolers. The children put on a Bicentennial program for their parents which included dancing, songs and a skit. Seated from I. to r. Cindy Turner, Shaudean Phillips, Amy Bennion, Holly Rymer, Taunya Clark, Melon ie Corlson. Back row, I. to r., Richard Danielson, Keith Andrews, Wesley Turner, Stacy Thompson, Jon Lloyd, Travis Manning, Jason Jacobson, Ryan Lux. Jennifer Robinson was not present. see any ladies in pants. All the ladies wore dresses. They are also very good cooks. The German food is terrific. I'm afraid we gained a few pounds while over there." We were there on the Fourth of July and were thrilled that Lehians Tour Germany the Germans observed the holiday by tolling bells everywhere. "The roads or autobahns are Mr. and Mrs. George Carl- ton and Mrs. Irene Allen recently returned home after a month's visit in Germany. They were met at the Frank- crowded with bumper to bumper traffic. But on the Fourth while we were traveling along, a small bus drove alongside our car and some furt Airport by the Carlton's and famidaughter, ly, the Rex Burnhams. Mrs. son-in-la- w Allen is Mr. Burnham's British people leaned out and hollered "Happy Birthday, mother. From the airport they traveled to Augsberg where the Burnham family live. They were conducted on many interesting tours during their visit including a trip to the infamous Dachau where the mass persecutions took place prior to World War II. They also visited Oberammer-ga- n where wood carving is the highlight, also Garmish and Linderhof Castle. Much of the old Germany was evident at Rothenburg, the walled city. "It was like stepping back into time", said Mrs. Carlton. Other interesting Happy Birthday America. The people there are usually very serious and sober but Price V that was a thrill," said the itf !' K. Burnhams. Rex is employed in Augsburg and they are enjoying their stay in Germany very much. The children have learned to speak some German and are able to communicate very well, according to their proud grandparents. (i ft ii I'm to a raise every year?" get "Yes, provided, of course, that your work is satisfactory." "Ah! I thought there was a catch somewhere." "And if I take the job places were Kaiserslantern and Rex and Geraldine's first German home. Another highlight was the Black Forest and Bode Sea, the vineyard area and wine country. There they slept in an bed with feather ticks over and under them. "Quite an experience," recalled Mrs. Burnham. Other points of interest were Y0URE r Munich. Chiemsee Sea. Berchtesgaden, Konigsee where they enjoyed a boat ride, and into Salzburg, Austria. "The country is just beautiful. Everything is green and very clean. There isn't as much as a gum wrapper in the street," smiled Mrs. Carlton. "Every inch of space is used. They grow gardens for food and the flowers are grown in window boxes." Mrs. Carlton also commented, "I did not r Ladies Portswear Values to $12.00 4-- sWWtoliNt IT AMD on.t.M" - WRECK IT- A $T I rr Magnavox .0 diagonal Videomatic Color Console . $CS0 lOTlfrM I I 0 9 2", Belts, mm I Model 4722, In smart campaign styling, is 100 e and automatically adjusts its own picture to changing room light for an ideal picture-dor night. Good to see -- on or off. solid-stat- Boots mi V?';. I Show Times: 7:15 and 9:05 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 75 I NEXT WEEK f iiN'i.uiH'.ki's $C8S Sdecttd Shies l M200FF.M IT E "Eat My Dust" 162 Wttt Main, Uhi, Utah 1 n II Htn: M to 6 Mm. thru Sat. it Iwich)! Buttered 6 oz. Bag Hamburger and Doz. Hot Dog Duns . . . 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