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Show |Lindon Bazaarto Feature Items for Christmas Gifts ice .cTeam will be sold. There will | __UtahCounty,Utah SUNDAY HERALD 5A FircHesard Season Now Over recently, She is still confined to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barker and The fire hazard season has now ‘closed and there is no longer need small daughter, Dalene ef Brigham City have spent the last week with parents of Rayola, Mr. and Mrs.| Alvin Gillman. to obtain burning permits, reports Daryl Stanley, fire warden for Utah County. Mr. Stanley suggests that anyone in the County areas planning to burn something should call the nearest fire devartment and notify them so the department will’ not have the necessity of making a be a fish pond as an added attracMrs. Kenneth Manley entertaintion. The Bazaar will open at noon |ed at a birthday party in honor of for the school children and at one | her daughter, Cathy, on her tenth p.m. for the adults. ~ | birthday. There were 24 children present. After games and refreshments,’ Cathy was presented with ¢ The PTA of the Lindon Elemen- tary School entertained the chil- many nice gifts, dren and parents at a Halloween Party Monday evening. The chil-| FIRST dren all came in costume. j Sp./5 Alma Glen Hooley, his | [Tied Youla, their two daughters, | Linda and Tania, and son, Toni, | | left Wednesday, morning for. Camp |Irwin, California after having | spent the last month with the parents of Glen, Mr .and Mrs. Owen Hooley. The family has been in Germany for the last two and a half years. | FROM SEEDLINGS BIG. TREES GROW—Craig Cunningham,.13; son of Mr. and_ Mrs. Lawrence Cunningham, and Richard Todd, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Scouts Help Theme and Variations Reclaim By MERRILL BRADSHAW high school There is a kind of false seekWe offer Park Areas ing after excellence that I have vanced” run into very .often This is manifest as a_curious mixture (in some sort of inverted relation-. ship) of persistence, humility, and longing for the best there is. It is a symp- recently. . curriculum. courses in studies, with bear,’ believed to be the firgt | oe Bundle Days are’ sponsored in the nation’s schools by Save the | Children Federation, a non-sectarian organization dedicated to serving children at ‘home and abroad. RECEIVE GOLD No Monthly Payments Until Feb.Ist! ‘‘ad- the idea | KenmoreFULLY Automatic Washer that % two washing programs Just 24-in. wide, this compact-size Kenmore fits into any laundry room, yet does a superb washing job on a full 9-lb., family load! 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I might also mention that this year’s crop of pianists at BYU | looks like a very -fine one. | Music lovers can hear thes young people perform at the | student recitals which are held Thursday evenings in the East Lounge. of the Social Hall. More information and details are available at the Music Depart- ment. Wilford E. cf AND LOAN ASSOCIATION $5 Down Vote For STRIKE a 8) 1 ¢ A MAN WHO KNOWS SCHOOLS! EARN OP T0-, Ee ESTIMATE A MAN WHO KNOWS YOUTH ! STAMPS FOR SAVINGS ! Ga R OUR SAVINGS FREE Bullock Sales & Service 1182 N State Ofem AC ‘-2269 ROEBUCK AND Smith for PROVO SCHOOL BOARD MUNICIPAL * WARD No. 5. Being personally acquainted with Dr. Smith and knowing his abilities, his experience, and his desire to serve,, the undersigned taxpayers and school patrons wholeheartedly endorse his candidacy for the Provo School Board, and we invite every voter to join us in his support. Mr. Dr. ir. Dr. Dr, . and Mrs. Charles L. Atkinson Dr. And Mrs. pe, Pletcher Jr. ‘Mr. Paul H. Gehrin; Ariel 8. B: and Mrs. Erie V. Boorman Jr. =. and Mrs. Geo. we Hendrickson . Robert Karpowitz and Mrs. Arch BoWden - and Mrs. Kenneth L. Pace Loren C. e. Mrs: J. Merrill B ell Dr. and Mrs. gi D. Poll ayes says Cali Us Today for a BW SEARS Kenmore-Coldspot Appliances “The Merry Wives of Windsor,’’ an opera by Otto Nicholai The Edgemont Elementary Clothing is now being ¢ollected for which has. been called the- most School is again this year sponsor shipment. perfect German comic opera ing a worthy cause of gathering Send or bring your good used since Mozart, will be the next} clothing. a clothing te: Edgemént School and presentation of the BYU Opera | Used clothing your family no deliver them to-Mrs. Robins) room Workshop. Carl Fuerstner will} longer wears is needed by Amer- No. 3 conduct, and I understand that| ican\Southern Mountain and Indian The drive will ‘start Monday, a very fine cast has been as-| Resetvation. children and their | Nov. 7, and end Noy. 22. sembled for this production. | ‘principal. REPAY BIG LOANS “Join with the students of EdgeWASHINGTON - (UPI). — Great| mont School. who are helping to | clothe these children, their parents, | Britain and France have made and victims of disaster. at home major repayments to the Internaand-abroad through the nationwide | tional Monetary Fund of money Bundle Day Clothing Collection.’ "| they borrowed during the economurges Mr.-Perry, jie disruptions of the. 1956 Suez Gather good, wearable clothing | crisis. The fund reported Thursand shoes for, children, babies and day payments of $131.1 million by adults and bring or jsend it to | France and $83.2 million ‘by the | | United Kingdom. Edgemont School. 7 ' ‘It's cheaper than you think’ | | | EdgemontSchoolto Collect Clothing for Needy Indians Ivan Perry, Choin Link Fence Koala born outside its native Australia. when we seach a certain we no longer have to By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN as hard as we did when} Re-planting of a burned-out area | were doing elementary we at Orem Park in Provo Canyon studiés. We talk about learning has been one of the many conservadvanced pieces of music only after we have mastered everyation projects carried out by Boy thing so that they will be easy Scouts of the Utah National Parks for us. To -set the record council during the past golden anstraight: to gain respect for niversary year. | what we have accomplished, we} The reseeding project. was, betom of some of must have first accomplished it. gun last spring during a Provo It is hard work to do ‘‘advanced”’ District camporee in Provo Can- the false gods Mr. nrauskaw that we have study. It is hard work to learn yon, The 93 boys enrolled in the In hard pieces ;,of music. It ~is camporee each gathered 100 acorns long cherished in America. practical every-day terms it is hard work to’be the top star on “ and planted ‘them in Orem Park, seen’ in the young person: who a football team. . | together with seeds of grasses and will be the very top in everyThe falseness of the humility shrubs provided by the Forest Serv-| ee will not even give it a involved in such an attitude is ice. manifested in thoser who will The \results of this project are |" v Aaraost everyone. longs to do not even try something because already. showing, for sprouts of | well in their activities: The boys they, know they will have to scrub oak and other plants can | who play?football in junior high start out playing second fiddle be seen all’ over the area where or high school want to be on the beforé they can be concertthe scouts-worked, first team. If they make the master. The attitude is that John Cross, assistant council ex-| first team, they want to be the “I’m not good enough to be the} ecutive, pointed out that conserva- star and become all-state. When star of the team, so I won't go tion. has been particularly empha- we go out into the world, we out for football.’ Every star sized this year in connection with want to be at the head of our of every team has had to learn the 50th anniversary. celebration. profession, to be respected for the skills and technics necessary In-order for a scout to win the accomplishment. However, not to be a star. Every -concert50th anniversary award it has been} everyone realizes that respest master has had to learn :to play necessary for him to participate in for accomplishment cane come the violin and_to play in an ora conservation project., These. have fonly through accomplishing chestra—before he could become included erosion-checking,\ provid- things, and that accomplishing a good concertmaster. ing food-for deer and smal] game ‘things takes work — plain old |_ The false persistance in the} animals, providing shelter for up- jhard work. Somehow, we: fall attitude is that the longiag for | land birds, rip - raping stream | prey to this fallacy of wanting fame will not let the person conbanks, erecting bird houses andj to be respected for achievement cerned give up wanting to try feeding stations, and firearms and which we have not really it. The false gods mentioned hunter-safety training. achieved even in college and above are easy money, easy | face, easy anything. Everything | worthwhile takes effort—a good deal of it. When we stop letting our young people think that they ean achieve without struggle we will do them a great service. children. and their families, . KOALA SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)—San Diego Zoo officials boasted a rew star boarder’ today, .a “teddy FIVE GENERATIONS—It. isn’t very often that representatives of five different. generations get together for a family visit. But that’s what happened in Provo the Zoo officials caught a glimo<e other day when the above photo was taken. From oldest of the young Koala Friday when it poked its head out of mama to youngest the five are Louis N. Oakley, 89 years old; Mary Jane’s, pouch for che first} Mrs.| Richard (Ann Dell) Bandley; Ted Bandley; Mrs. time.. The officials suspected: its Brent (DeAnn Bandley) Westphal, ‘and her tiny baby Mrs, W. E. Brant underwent | presence since Sspremiber but | | surgery at the Utah Valley Hospital weren't sure. Gregory. Todd, both of Provo, plant seedlings in Orem.Park as part of a Boy Scout. conservation Rroject. The boys are membérs of Troop 702, sponsored by the St. Church Effort—and Lots of It ! U.§.-BORN run, Big 17 Cu.Ft. Coldspot 6 Cu.Ft. Coldspot Freezer Freezer Stores 598 Lbs. Stores 573 Lbs. of Food ® Storage baskets a _®@ Modern design YOUR CHOICE 258%...a sosos Rust-resistant porcelain enanieled interior, not a painted liner. Fast-freeze compartment and wide-angle interior light. Safety signal light shows power has not, been interrupted. Easy-open lid, lock, keys. Mr. L. M. Phari: . B. Couc Dr. and Mrs. LaMar T. Empey Dr. and Mrs. L Flake Rogers Mr. and Mrs. W. A: Sowards Dr .and Mrs. Clinton B. Wiest Paid Political Adv. by Dr. Arch Bowden, 1421 N. Cherry Lane é " ? ‘ “Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” @ Easy-open door Porcelain enameled interior. | Magnetic gasket ‘seals in cold. Grille-type shelves for free circulation of air; swing-out basket; juice can rack; interior light. “All's. well” light shows food is zero safe. SEARS IN PROVO-AT 207 NORTH ist WEST PARK FREE IN BIG PARKING LOT Open Fri. & Mew. "til 9 p.m.—Daily 0 "til 6 p.m. , ee LINDON — Christmas may be} purchased at the Lindon Ward bazaar, Wednesday, Noy. 9 at the| ehurch house. There will be rugs, aprons, ‘pillow cases, dish towels, doilies, shoe bags, quilts, bonnets: | | and all kinds of handicraft. Baked | | goods, candy, popcorn, root beer, | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1960 |