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Show The Truth The Toot le Transcript, Friday, March 19, 1965 About Boys at Camp Williams Hcturna from GIIS Cowboys Lose First North British Bound EDITORS NOTE: Th follow ln U e reprint from the Nw letter printed at th Boy LDS Mission Camp at Camp William., I'm not juat speaking for myse!f but for all traineea at Camp Williams. Moat people .'think that we are State Indus-;trlboys and juvenile delin- I Uler quent. For example, some people refer to ui ai the Camp William Gang. Others refer to us, with their voices filled with ridicule, as the dropouts." t Out if the of us, there are a few trainees that have been In trouble with the law. "SO WHAT!" Does that make all of us delinquents. It does not, as any fair minded person must know. We feel it very unfair to us to be stigmatized as delinquents Just be. Cause a few have been guilty of minor offenses. Every boy here is here voluntarily because he has been told that the program being conducted here would lead to job opportunities. This should be evidence enough to prove to you that we are wise enough to take advantage of the opportunities we have. It also should show that we are doing our best to prepare ourselves for useful employment Further, it shows that we have the desire to be worthy members of society. It should be known to aD that we are good boys at heart. We are making progress as our counselor will tell you. We do appreciate what is being done for us. We ask for fair treatment from the public, as well as understanding, by Dale Code fifty-eigh- TV. WORK PROGRESSES takes a more picturThe GranUville esque appearance a the upper walls lake shape to bring out more vividly the actual Rochdale, Wythenshawe. Sis chapels are now under construction, Carl. lisle, Liverpool, Radcliffe. Southport, and Wigan. The Mission it divided into four zonrt. The Mission area houses, the Manchester Stake, and the Mission Districts. Elder Orgill labored In all of and Snxkport. shape of the completed structure. Raw-tenstal- these. The North British Mission la presided over by Roland L. Jaussi of Idaho. There are approximately ISO full time missionaries laboring there. It is in the only one of I Mission British Isles. It is also a part of the Mission which is presided over by Elder Mark E. Peterson of the Coun- cil Home Missionary Assignments For Grantsville Home Mission assignments in the Grantsville Stake for Sunday, March 21, are as follows: Clark Ward - Aaron Bryan. Clover - Gerald Sagers. Dugway First - George Mill-war- bid 14 fct 3. Ffccst fer cot ; preset, courteous service! e Charles Dugway Second Stromberg. Erda - Raymond Geldmacher Grantsville First - Fred Ken-le- y. Grantsville Second Owen Cluff. LOAIIS UP TO $2503 Grantsville Third - Dale Parker. Lake Point Ivan B. Zundel. Ellwood Lisenbee. St. John Wendover - Ibapah - Ratcliff IhWnURlflifj Williams. VISITS RELATIVES FINANCE COMPANY Eldred and Mary Stephenson, former residents of Grantsville with their sons Lee and Paul and daughter Jan have been visiting in town and staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nunley. of Too 13 South Main Street Phone: 882-158- 8 if Tw-elv- OF Elder Orgills talent as a commercial artist he was called upon a great deal for potters and charts and visual aids which are used extensively throughout the Mission. Elder Orgill was alto called upon for readings for which he was so well known before his Mission call. He loved the Mission and repint: The North British Mission. smallest of the nine mission areas in the British Islet is situated in the north- - west comer of England and encompasses the Northern Counties of Lancashire. Westmoreland and Cumberland and includes parts of Yorkshire and Cheshire. The Mission Home is in Hale, Cheshire near the mission's southern boarder, a line from the tip of Wales and the estuary of the Mersey River to the Borough of Maccles field, dividing it from the Central British Mission, Durham: and Northumberland with the! Pennine chain dividing it; from the North East British Mission. To the North lies Scotland with two missions, and to the west, the Irish Sea. THE MISSION is rich with places which figure prominently in the Church's history in Britain. Liverpool, second only to London as a sea port and one of England's busiest cities ( was the port of arrival of the first missionaries in July of 1837. The first baptisms in the British Isles were performed in the River Ribble near Preston in the north of Lancashire. Milnthorpe, a small village in Westmoreland was the birthplace of John Taylor, the third President of the Church. The Manchester Stake House in Wythenshawe is the largest building yet erected by the Church in all of Europe. One of the surprising things about the mission area is the contrast between the drabness of the towns and the industrial BECAUSE The size of the chapel Is brought sharply Into view as the huge cement truck looks almost dwuarfed by the huge structure. b hit home Happy Feet Wear Keds -And are Racing to Our Store OFFICIALS TO VISIT SALT PLANT Officials of the Hooker Chem leal Co. and Solar Salt Co. from New York, Philadelphia, Oregon and Washington, will arrive in this area Wednesday to inspect the new facilities being built at the Solar Plant, west of Grantsville and to have meetings with local officials pertaining to salt production. PARTY Mrs. Lovina Lawrence entertained family members at her home on Sunday evening. The occasion was a going-awa- y party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lawrence and family who are moving to Needles, California. They have been residing in Roy, Utah. A lovely dinner was served to 30 family members. Included In the entertainment was Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bevan and children, Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lawrence and family, Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barrus and Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yokum, Salt Lake. Richard Mize and William Gin who are nett, missionaries staying with Lovina were also there. FAMILY Grantsville Men RECOVERING Mrs. Ida Barrus of this City is at her home convalescing after having undergone surgery at the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. Ida expresses sincere thanks for cards, flowers, visits and all other kindnesses given during her illness. AT HOME Mrs. Richard (Vernita) returned to her home on Wednesday, 17 March, where she is convalescing after having undergone surgery at the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. Lee-tha- m 70-6- 7 started The Cowboys State ELDER ORGILL region and the freshness and charm of the countryside and coast The mission covers one of Britain's most densely populated areas and alto houses England's largest National Park "The Lake District." The scenery it unsurpassed. He now plans to work and to further his education. Betides it here visiting to attend the Basketball Tournaments ROMANCE Thtre is no such thing a romance in our day. Women have become too brilliant and nothing spoils romance so much as a sense cf humor in a woman. his ORGANS & PIANOS NEW AND USED Professional Instruction rfccauUtm OvfA to look around for players who may be recruited for the Mesa, Junior College. Wayne it Meta coach. Po- wal- di out cold VISITS RELATIVES Wayne Nelson, ton of Mrs. Amanda Nelson has been In town visiting hit mother and Wayne Tooele City cunmond 42-2- brothers. to lice that someone took hi let containing t60 from house. and fell behind by 21 points bein the second quarter fore they began to play ball and dote the gap. The half ended 46 to 36 for Mantl and they held on to the lead although the Cowboys got back into the game and time Just ran out on them. Ashton-under-Lune- DISEASES REPORTED Two cases of measles and one of gonorrhea were reported from Tooele County to the Utah State Board of Health for the week ending March 12th. EB rtprJ Pt-n- to Vern Openshaw, III North 1st reported Grantsville High School was defeated in the firrt round cf the Clast B tourney by a hot shooting Mantl team In a squeaker 7067. R, Orgill, rein Grants-vill- r II March 1961 after spend in two ears in the North Bniuh SI ui tun Elder Orgitl left from the Grenisville Second Ward and will be honored there at a home coming at S p m Sunday, 26 March DENNIS REPORTS the Mission i growing rapidly and it hk been mokt gratifying k. have been a part of the labor there this past two year. During (his lime the Mission hat to 32. Total bapgrown from tisms for 1963 and 1964 were 1,61. Emir new chapels were completed under the new build. ing program at, turned WALLET TAKEN PidMS WHITEHOUSE Music Studios Isgrten Building 7 So. Main Phono 882-287- 9 LIBBYS JAYCEES TO ORGANIZE Officials of the Junior Chamber of Commerce from the Salt Lake and Layton areas with the Mayor of Layton met in Grantsville with Mayor James R. Palmer and some interested citizens of our City to discuss the possibility of organizing a Junior Chamber here. Another meeting to go further, into this organization haa been set for Monday, March 22. This is for men 35 yeart of age or younger. FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 CANS tss xsnzz at Coca'o AO 2cr!xct o) SHOP PENNEYS IN TOOELE (20000(2070 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY A Serve Board Navy Carrier AND ENTER CONTEST & Aviation Ordnanceman Third Class Richard V. Gladden, USN son of David W. Gladden of 284 W. Clark, Grantsville and Airman Apprentice Ralph W. Lemmon, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lemmon of 346 E. Main St., Grantsville re serving with Fighter Squadron 41 aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence. The squadron boarded the carrier Feb. 16 for a one month cruise in the Caribbean area. Earlier this month the squadron returned to its base of operations at the Naval Air Station, Oceana, Va., following k a routine deployment to the Naval Air Station, Key West, Fla. MS EKlJijS am. Eb TWWCISAFr two-wee- PARTY Jack and Lorna Smith and James R. and Carrie Palmer were entertained at the home of Glen L. and Dorothy Bolind-- er at a dinner party in, honor of Glend birthday Saturday evening. BIRTHDAY space fan in town will want a pair of KEDS just like Kolonel Keds, that fabulous fly-i- n man! And all kids will want to enter our contest. Nothing to buy, just prizes to win. But while youre here, why not browse through our.r new collection of flying shoes - Keds? Every Watch Kolonel Keds on KCPX TV, Channel 4, on REPORTS FOR NAVY TRAINING Seaman Recruit Gerald L. Moore, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Moore of 511 Upland Drive reported Feb. 16 to the Recruit Training Command, Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif., for nine weeks of basic training. Fireman Franks Show Sponsored by c7goi2& ttlepe.&a Customer Parking in Rear ANTELOPE RELEASED The majority of the 129 anon Parker released telope Mountain recently are staying close to home. 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