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Show About People Ey MILDRED B. HALL Thirty members of the Timp-anogBarracks, Veterans of World War I, and auxiliary, just returned from a bus tour of the Northwest and Canada. The group attended the Port land Rose Festival and visited! various points of interest in British Columbia and Alberta,! Canada. Mr. and Mrs. F. Orval Singleton directed the tour. Private Wayne A. Daltoi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlin B. Dalton of Provo is at home on leave after completing Marine Corps basic training at Camp Pendleton, Calif. After the 20 days at son, David Markham who is; employed in Jamaica with Kai-- : ser Engineers America, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Lover-idge and children t Craig, Karen and Michael, have returned to their home in Sacramento. Calif., after vacationing in Provo with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Loveridge, and with Mrs. Loveridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Crockett. Mrs.! Loveridge is the former Je?n' Crockett The visitors also were able to attend their Provo High: School class reunion while here.' Mrs. Arthur Baker and daughto ter, Mrs. James M. (Evalyn) home, Pvt. Dalton expects be assigned for duty in Viet- Finch and children, Jamalyn, nam. Evan and Jeffrey of Spanish Fork, spent Thursday in Salt Mrs. Dean J. Markham and Lake City where they met Mrs. Mrs. Everett Backman, two Finch's husband, Jim, who is Provo friends, have returned currently attending the Univerk va- sity of Utah on a scholarship. from a pleasant cation ki Jamaica. The ladies The family had dinner together enjoyed touring to the many to celebrate Jeffrey's places of interest both there and old birthday. at Naussau in the Bahamas and! at Montego Bay. They also had Mrs. Suzanne Willich and fa a visit with Mrs. Markham's mily of Provo are entertaining a sister and aunt, Mrs. Boyd Benson together with her husband and their six children this week who are visiting from Downey, Calif. Also a guest at 's the Willich home is Mrs. two-wee- one-yea- r- Kids to Get Training in Fire Safety ficer. Doors will open at 3:30 p.m., and the children will receive safety publications and junior badges from the U.S. Forest Service. Capt. McAlister will serve as master of ceremonies for the program, and will introduce Fire Chief Arnold Long, Forest U.S. and rangers Smokey the Bear. A film, "Design for Disaster," will be shown. All children of the commun- ity are invited to participate and join the junior fire safety program. A tentative date of July 8 has been set for the depart ment's Babysitter Safety Pro gram, according to Capt. Children nine years of age and older may attend, and certificates will be awarded those 13 and older on completion of the course. The course will cover seven sessions, each lasting from one to two hours, and will cover a variety of subjects, including fire safety, babysitter safety, safety in the home, infant and child care, medical aspects of child care, control and entertainment of children, and first aid. Prospective class members may enroll now at the Orem Fire Departmeiit. Former Payson Man Named Bishop in S. L Barnett Hales, East 6th South, Salt Lake City, formerly of Payson, was recently sustained bishop of the Salt Lake 33rd Ward, Bonneville Stake, Salt Lake City. Mr. Hales is married to the former Afton King of Payson and they are parents of five sons and daughters. He attended Payson schools and University of Utah and will be awarded his Ph. D. i nelectrical engineering in August. PAYSON-J)- on 1035 Family Attends Scouting Camp - Now at AMERICAN FORK Cimmaron, N.M., are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peterson and their encampfamily for a week-lon- g ment at Camp Philmont, the National Boy Scout camp. The privilege came to Mr. Peterson and his family by appointment. He is an Explorer leader In Alpine Stake. Accommodations for the families are provided at the camp with child care facilities to enable the adult members to participate in special activities, as well as a program for the young folks. After concluding their camp stay the Petersons will travel to White River, Ariz., to visit with Churck Tortice, a foster Indian youth who spent several years in their home. A visit to Disneyland and to San Diego are on the vacation itinerary. STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY lit N Prov Ph. i cue-and- Gene is the fourth son of Mrs. Phipps to serve in the armed forces of the United States. He is expected home for a leave about mid-Julbefore being assigned new duties. y His brother, Sgt. Michael L. Harris, returned from a year in Vietnam on Feb. 14. He plans to attend Brig-ha- m Young University. Other brothers include Russell Harris, who served three years with the Army and Jerry Harris, with four years with the Navy. Jerry and his wife, Connie, now reside at Alameda, Calif. He is employed by the Oakland police force. - J Vandalism, is- Thefts nl fife tmxati (Xfi m&ugb n : I) X BIG FISH CONTEST Paul and Harold Maag (pictured right) wish they had not eaten their 15 pounder, caught at Fish Lake and had entered it in GRANTS BIG FISH CONTEST Enter your big ccrch in Grants Fish Contest. Just bring your fish into the Riverside Store . . 1st Prizet Spinning outfit, Lures, and pair of Hipboots . . a $60.00 Value. 2nd Prize: Pair of Hipboots $22.00 Value. IS ifl 1st? 373-054- 6. T 3 ikVi hi 1 Ifillllii r I --T3 t o X f Iff U'K-- Sab 706B CHOICE i Coming Events ft st A 2$. 1 NO GP TO $189.95 JC50NET DOWW Low Monthly Provo Girl Wins Tenm 4 Tell Me - A. 12 co. 7? 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GRANTS CHIROPRACTOR 80 NORTH 200 EAST SERVICE City Playground Champs Listed citv-wid- Utah Obituaries DITTO MACHINES 40 W. Mo. County, 5 1968 23, ut First of a series of play- -' tourna-- i eround chamoionshiD Members of the Provo con- - mpnts was completed this week! Igregatien of Jehovah's Wit- - by the Provo City summer recesses are making arrange- - creation program. dis- e comne-- ! winners in jments to attend a four-da- y trict convention in Billings, titLon in pocket golf . a Mont., starting July 11. Harry board type game, were deter--! Mitani, Provo presiding mini- - mned, and tournaments in oth- -' ster, stated that this conven- - er sports and activities will be; tion win De one oi j simuar held m succeeding weeks, gatherings to be held throughout pocket golf champions are the United States this summer. wade Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. This series of district con- - Roy Hall; Blaine Farrer, son ventions. which is sponsored of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farrer, CHAMPIONS IN THE FIRST of a series of Provo playground tournaments are, from left, by the Watchtower Society, will and Robert Heaton, son of Mr. Blaine Farrer, Robert Heaton and Wade Hall. The three are winners of the Pocket Golf feature over 20 hours of Bible and Mrs. Israel Heaton. Wade Tournament held at the Maeser Elementary School Each week, tournaments will be held ta:ks and stage dramatizations. competed in the six to nine 2ge at all of the elementary school playgrounds in Provo City. Delegates are expected from group. Blaine was champion in 10 aee ctoud. Montana. Wvomine.O ' South Da-- ; the nine through The next tournament to be to participate in the touma-- ! Monday through Friday . from J l evada!ano: Robert won the 11 through held will be hopscotch. Any ments may do so. The schooljl to 4 p.m. for those wishing to kota, Nebraska, Utah, 12 age group. and Idaho. child, six through 12, wishing playgrounds are open each day, take part - 373-85- Un Plan Meet brother, Gary Dittmore from Leonia, N.J., who will probably remain until the end OREM A number of vandal of July. ism and theft cases have been to the Orem Police Mrs. Selma Potter, Provo, re reported Department. ports the birth of a new grandCleo Buchanan reported that aaugnter. ine litre girl was born Juno 18 in Missoula, Mont., several windows at Westmore to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whipple, School, 1150 S. Main, have been broken by vandals. joining a family of four sisters At least six homes in the area and one brother. of 200 North and 500 East sufMr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Webb fered from vandalism this week. Officers reported that footprints of Provo welcomed lYiday had been painted on sidewalks, morning, their daughter, Suz anne and her husband, Marty houses, and cars in the area. G. E. Jorgensen, 737 N. State, McCoy and the couple'- - five children who came from Fre- reported the battery cables had mont, Calif. The family expects been cut on his car, and the to remain for the summer in battery was missing. Mrs. Jesse De StJeor, 86 E. Utah. 1600 S., reported a picture winMrs. Stanley H. Roberts has dow had been shot with BB returned home to Provo from pellets. San Jose, Calif., bringing word J. W. Hardy, 354 N. State, reof the birth of a daughter and ported his mobile home had first child to the Roberts' been entered and small items valued at $10 taken. daughter, Susan and her hus While band, Bryan Hartley. away, Mrs. Roberts also visited with her son, James W. Rob erts and his family at San FranSALT LAKE CITY Edna cisco. Anne Crank Dreger Schauer, 72, died Thursday; funeral and Do yon bave a news brief graveside services in South or personal item for this Bend, Ind. Lawrence D. (Shorcolumn. Call Mildred Hall at ty) Hughes, 57, died Thursday; or funeral Monday at noon at 2128 S. State. Zella Irene Hartley Carlson, 71, died Friday; funeral Monday at noon in the Grant Fourth IDS Ward Chapel, 1111 TTMPANOGOS BARRACKS William John Ave. Charlton Barracks No. Timpanogos died 83, Rosevear, Wednesday; 2670, Veterans of World War I, and auxiliary, will be entertain funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at 260 ed by Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt W. E. South Temple. OGDEN Norman Scott KenStrong at their gardens on Mon. funeral day at 5 p.m. The Strongs live dall, 62, died Thursday; Lind-quiat 296 W. 1600 S., Orem. There Monday at 1 p.m. in the and Sons Colonial Chapel will be a potluck dinner. Cecil in Ogden. Day is commander of the barRich County racks, and Mrs. Lou Day is LAKETOWN, Jesse Franklin 76, died Price, president of the auxiliary. Thursday; funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Laketown LDS Ward Chapel. MAGNA Mattie Jane Seate 72, died Wednesday; fuKemp, Wh neral Monday at 1 p.m. in the LDS Ward Chapel, 3084 Mary Workman, 12, a daugh- SpencerW. 8400 S. ter of Mr. anj Mrs. Franklin Alice Larrffl GRANGER Workman, 471 E. 300 S., Pro- Barton Sisemore, 57, died Thurs v o, recently day; funeral Monday at 1 p.m won the New in the North Jordan Fifth LDS Book of KnowWard Chapel, 3900 S. 4000 W. Y e ledge MORGAN Ida Mabel Miller, for her 88, died Friday; funeral Mon R iddles and Jokes which day at 1 p.m. in the Morgan LDS Stake Center. appear in Tell ROY-Le- wis Richard (Rick) Me Why in toZimmerman, 18, died Thursday; day's paper. Requiem Mass Monday at Mary recent- 10 a.m. in the St Mary's Cath Mary ly completed the sixth grade at Maeser Ele- olic Church in Roy. LINCOLN, Tooele County mentary School and will be attending Farrer Junior High Sandy Williams, school this September. died Thursday; funeral She loves to go horse-bac- k services were held Saturday, riding and to read. She also likes art. TO VISIT RUSSIA Mary enjoys camping out, RAWALPINDI (UPI)- -A hunting, and most sports. military mission will This is the first time she has visit the Soviet Union soon, the won Tell Me Why. government announced Satur day. Reliable sources said the R. KINSLEY, Kan.-- J. mission, headed by Gen. A. M. Santa Fe Division Yahya Khan, commander of the superintendent, on a runaway armed forces, will discuss train that traveled 80 miles possible Soviet weapon sales to Pakistan. through five counties: "There's no telling how far it might have gone if we hadn t The ancient Egyptians used derailed it." lead to glaze pottery. MOVED - - PAYSON Harold Eugene Harris, 19, son of Mrs. Gene Phipps, Evanston, Wyo., formerly of Payson, left recently for eight w eeks basic training with the Army at Ft Leonard Wood, JUNE SUNDAY. Witnesses Reported A summer fire safety program for children has been scheduled for Thursday, June 28 at 4 p.m. in the Scera Theater, according to Val Mc- Alister, Orem s fire safety of' Sunday Herald Jehovah's Wil-lich- OREM SALES 4th Son Of Family Joins Armed Forces 9 P.M |