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Show FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1961 Utah County. Utah DAILY HERALD Forest Around and About UTAH COUNTY By MILDRED B. HALL or FR FR 3-85- 63 z1 ' 'f ; . -- ; . - - i - - , In a recent letter received by and Mrs, A. B. Keeler, Orem, from their son, Leslie Keeler, he reports being well and stationed at an Air Force Base in England. He .sent greetings to his frienas and expects to be there for another 14 months. Mr.- - Richard Weech, son of Merrill J. and Helen Brockbank Weech, cf Salt Lake City, prior to his leaving for the North Central States, mission. 'Hi.1 in u Deseret Diamond Company sells,, buys, appraises and trades diamonds. 285 North 100 East, L. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Killpack Provo. FR (adv.) , their-sonEdProvo, report that ward Killpack is now at his home, 1708 Mill Street, Eugene, Ore., and progressing satisfactorily,. after undergoing major heart surgery at the University of OreW. gon Medical School Hospital. if A 3-05- 46 ' y , . Lined B an National forest areas along the Wasatch Front closed to camp-fir- e building and smoking since July 1, were reopened Wednesday, according to Regional Forester Floyd Iverson. Fire building and smoking outside designated campground and picnic areas has been prohibited along the Wasatch Front this summer because of the high burnd ing conditions and numerous fires, Mr. Iverson said. About 50 d fires have been reported on the Cache, Wasatch and Uinta National Forests so far this summer. This is a substantial decrease from previous years totals, and much of this decrease can be attributed lo greatest appb pic forest blazes, but all hunters, campers and picnickers are urged to maintain caution. Campfires should be built in a safe place, "drowned" before they are left, and all' matches and cigarettes should be "dead out." ' ' Luscious is the word for the pie pictured on the cover of October Better Jlomcs & Gardens. The editors call it the World's Greatest Apple Pie. The tender, flaky crust with thick filling of spicy apples will earn raves from your family and guests. The recipe is included in the special three section - meats, pastries, breads Oven Cook Book in October Better Homes Gardens. Put it on your shopping list buy it man-cause- GET MORE man-cause- DIAMOND FOR YOUR DOUAR SHIPP'S JEWELRY 140 W. Center - FR Tho .world's , close public cooperation on this year's closing order. Recent rains and snow have lessened the danger of further c ; 30 today! PHONE 250 - -- I , ;.f: fir J . " . fp '.:' - :. . M Mrs. A. J. ?Joyc,e) Harmon was elected first vice president of the Utah State Shade Tree Commission in a first conference of the commission held in Salt Lake ! City with the State Municipal League meetings. Asst. Mayor Stella H. Oaks and Mark 'A. also attended the meetings. A:' M 7 ' - , J. I J l.' Key-nol- 0 I ,... Orem have welcomed family members to visit a daughter, Mrs. Rean (Fay) Bisel, here from Spokane, Wash. Uniting for dinner in Salt Lake and reunion today with those named were Mrs. Raymond ( Gene ) Groussman, Salt Lake and Mrs. Robert (Beth) , Kelley, Lay ton. t 7 r s? If ivMlit ' : V fj th yyc- 1 Q- -) - --- J ; cn L 00 ' . T p taLta(L?' -- CTTl ; 7" Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thome, Orem,. have returned after a buying trip for their Bob's Army and Navy Store. They combined business and pleasure at San Francisco and Santa Rosa, Calif., and called on relatives at Las Vegas, Nev. , FLAMING GORGE DAM pictune shows the magnitude of the Flaming Gorge Dam, a key part o,f the Central Utah project located north of Vernal on the Green River. Note size of the man on the catwalk near center of photo. This view is looking up on the downstream side of .the dam, now a total of 215 feet- above the foundation1 Over d of the one million cubic yards of concrete has now been placed. - '7 HEADS UN GROUP John W. newly-electe- d Conkling, Provo, president of the Utah County Chapter of the Association for United Nations. Three officers of 3rd Battle Group, 38th Infantry have been named new company commanders of three Central Utah Army Reserve units, Lt. Col Robert; E. Bunker, Battle Group commander, reported today. Named as commender of Headquarters Company, with headquarters in Provo is Capt. John S. Berge, 92 W 800 S., Orem, a geologist in the research laboratory at Geneva Steel Works. He replaces Capt. Allen B. Nelson, 580 Sagewood, Provo, a chemical engineer at' Geneva Steel Works, who was named as sistant Battle Group training 'officer. . , .Utah County UN Group Picks Officers John W. Conkling, Provo., this week; was elected president of the Utah County Chapter of the Utah Association for the1 United Nations. He succeeds George E. ' Ballif. Dr. Richard Poll was elected to the state board fox the Utah association. The association is a branch of a nationwide citizens group designed to foster interest in and support for the United Nations. It is an educational and serivce organization rather than political. A special 'meeting has been set by the chapter for Sept. 26 at 7:30 p,m., in the Provo City Council room, to which will be invited representatives of mayors and high schools throughout, the county to coordinate plans for UN Day observances in October. Mrs. Claude Ashworth, member of the state boardv reported that plans this year for statewide observance of UN Day include a reception for 600 foreign students at the State Capitol Building followed by their attendance as guests of the association at a Utah Symphony performance in Salt Lake City. Plans have , also begun for the high school mock General Assembly meeting held annually at the University of Utah and financed in part by the Utah association. This has been one of the most successful programs of its type in the country and information concern- ; i -- Capt. Donald V.' King, Drager-to- n, LDS Seminary teacher at East Carbon High School, was appointed commander of Company B, with headquarters in Price, He succeeds Capt. Rerao J. Polidori, Dragerton, East Car- High School football and baseball coach, who has , been named Battle Group liaison,; of' ficer. Named as commander of Company D, with headquarters, in Spanish Fork, is Capt. Marvin N. Nelson, 2995 N. Chippewa, Provo, who is an instructor at Brigham Laboratory Young University " bon School. j He replaces Capt. Lawrence Elton, Orem, who has been trans- ferred to Ft. Lawton, Wash. In other Battle Group appoint- ments, Capt. Hyrum Thygerson, Helper junior high school teacher, was 'named assistant supply- - of ficer. The changes are effective immediately,' declared Lt. Col. Bunker. LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (UPI) Mrs. Mary Allen (Granny) Houk, widow of a Civil War soldier, will celebrate her 107th birthday Sun day with a nursing home party oppn to the public. Still alert despite blindness and hearing difficulty, she said she will sing hymns at the party. ing it has been requested by UN officials and educators of various countries. ; All who are interested in the United Nations are invited to the Tuesday meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Beaujeu are the guests of her sister and husband, Mr., and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett of Provo, while, visiting here from Lethbridge, Alberta, Bishop Carl W. Buehner, second Canada. counselor of the LDS presiding Mrs. Leila Beck, Mrs, Lydia Ot.t bishopric, will be the featured and Miss Inez Ott were, guests speaker Saturday and Sunday at the Yeshara Missionary Club rlnrino a mitUMC.- - Party given at the Lion House in conierence Salt Lake City. Afterward, they itny of West Sharon toured the historic Beehive House. Stake. Family members, Mrs. I. E. Conducting the conference will Brockbank, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe be Clyde M. Paxman, Mrs. William Beazer Lunceford West and Mrs. D. Creed Brimhall, ProSharon Sta kc vo bid farewell during the week to All president. A sessions will be , 5e5S4y rrhjl Mr. Buehner Sharon Stake-hous1700 S. 400 E., Orem. Sunday's general sessions, to which the public is invited, will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A special meeting will be held at 8 a.m., Sunday . morning for stake presidency and clerks, high council, bishoprics and clerks, W-DA- Y SALE and stake mission presidency. ' The music for the general will be furnished by the stake choir under the direction of Louise Clark. At 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening, the MIA session of conference will be' conducted. Joseph T. 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