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Show Now sat up In back of flM Preston GoU and Country dnb bom by tta WMta Plnaa archmy dBbi Shown constru nr; Ktth Wright cam Grittsth, DaLoy Palmar, and Jerry Baird, president. Shown poaad for the Mot la a soup of seven bowmen and wham of one of tho lint Moots are Mr. Griffith, Hard; Jim ' Palmer, aocoad, and Ray NaRli. "ARCHERY RANGE OHM Jfl mtev IB ts&Ttxfn Utw A Cesm T m h u n Prose To A Watermelon -- vn i jult tmn "ThoSocrol Dilos Hold Fcr Hrs. Andonon ser-vto- Invasion Mt-garin- e. - TJlach Spun1 ''? - . A. C0,4 , - Button, Connie Ward, . Two of target Vonda Mar-gen-t Wood, Shiriana Griffin, Range T.i tha targets will be moving. THE . PURPOSE of the shoot is to get the club members and others interested randy for the Mg game foil. Big game shoots will be set up by the dub soon the season opeu on September 4. The range that hu been at u p at the golf course Is The mainly for practicing. did) members are now trying to arrange fonet service for n field course. According to DeLoy Paha-- , or, a member of the dub, tha range at the golf course Is tike a driving range for a golfer compared to the Held 1 tamfe-ingth- li u u Deanna Merrill, and Charles Speckmen, Brent Ralph, Bpackman, Boeder, Scott Rawifais, Alan Ashcroft, - Jay Pitcher and Pool Marriott Mrs. Evelyn Merrill and Beverly. .Button also furnished transportation. come tho.cjib Is. Following an afternoon of for. swimming they ate lunch and Thru meets have been h& spent some time dancing in at the golf course. the partition. The club meets the second . vi Vickie . : ns (Contiuued on page 1) well Reese and brothers-in-laRobert Reeder and Norman Dahle. Flowers wen cared for by family members. Betide the above mentioned, Naoma is survived by a son. Attorney Reese C. Anderson of Salt Lak City and a daughter, Mrs. Theodore (Gwen) Hoffman of i ; Hava you eaRad Long Dlatanca racantty and aald that? No? Than ptak upyourphonaand SOrtoWngaoMl . : v ii i! iVkh Hurry for your FREE w, PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS You have ony until July 31st FREE GoU Strike Stamps - - i whsn you pises your savings with us. to receive Youl gst stamps bonuiu u folow .. . POHP REPAID - OUR NEW PUMP CRANE MARES PUMP REPAIR LOW COST. AljD INSTALLATION QUICK Owom from hundreds of bssiitiM glftl your Gold Strike Redemption CMirl d I I!1-- Just for TUNS sake, take a 00 minute drive to Lave. Them may be a bettor reason, Bka a refreriring health bath, but FUN wffl do for moot people. WakQd, Malibu. orMtaml Beach has nothing over Lava for enjoyment One thing though, dpot bring good your surfboard. Lava Is Hot A Beach, It's A Ball L2WA nOT SPPKSS PICNIC - FommTioir SWIM GOUT BOAE gfOBr SEE FUtingi , . n V; lisDavrtL Qalek Rata " O Ahmhnna Pips' OPnnps Pilcher PipsCi Pmap PITCHER J. MARCELL MMM1 - account to whtra thoBIQ . s . your . .h.transforyour BrBSS- S- i Qlvg ssvhcia pay rabt Co. Csmlsb, Utah camlnpail MM arts Ms )Hr. up i ,1111, urn r MOtHER? . has spread to all warm re-of the world. The vines hot summer sun and sandy loam toil, but require only an average amount of rain. Early colonists brought'wa-tcrmeloto the New World. The fruit was common in Massachusetts in the late 15-- I "HELLO i"1"! I i,r . n HAVE SWIMMING PARTY dess present wen t f- . , Bart Butler TRENTON took Us Sunday echool dess on a swimming party at Downata Htt Springs Sa'.ur-(fo- y afternoon. Those of the l f. , t in addition' to oddoor " and fourth Tharritay of shoot in Copenhagen barin monlih at tha boasa of and a Satarf shoot: will bo BsfnL tha prelldant;, Jany' held this Sunday-nea- r Preston Airport. in the Safari shoot, M targets with animal faces will be set up along n prescribed route. Positions for shooting r.-will be established for each . Thoain - f Already the dub has set up a shooting range on tha Pro-to-n Golf and Country dub and they are now looking for an indoor rang. Three ahooti have been held at the country dub rite n. u ; .Vs Club, Plan Shoots, Set-U- p In tie tint yarn end ter more members. pnxhm for Uf game hunting THE CLUB Passing WAS .formed this mB is .the WMto Piths Arohery dub, an organise-tlo- this year with Jeny Baird Leo DmateDer, of B membero who hive president, found bows and arrow to be vice president; Glen Griffith, nn cxcoDent diversion. aecrrimy and Eric Bert, ' BT BARNET RICE tie woman naggtas to net the aaymore, American fe-- And the croup li looking treasurer. weeds deansd out of the itiB buy a lot of water.in flwaa dm of beanBftil flower beds, toe door Iliad, melons. About throe billion the daytima and the Uds pleading tor poundi worth oome IB mlL era odd every being wapn ud the nights trip to Strawberry, Ori Riv- Bon National to the Geographic me and wanting life er, botag cool, and wtih the dety nye. Logan Canyon or worn (knowtagnill well the lawn Currently, the moot television and snooting variety to n long, THURSm FRL. SAT. melon called the will win), I am taking the Grey. Plant breeders are otm Trim Utah sy way out see I because working on mull, refetgora I am doing it iHMqm looking watarmd toMize mdons and have ev ona (if the outside could be an developed, of aU things, a deUdbns ah Tuuaral if the recks looking) TRENTO! a, Calif, and two gmndchtt-theatMUoi, Dons, Egyptian Wi held the Newen at and Theater's The American, Other ristrn are AnThough watermelon seemi lson Mortuary la Login other area food stores. R. drea Lamb of as American Perk api typically And If you Urn it. thank Thursday for Nhonm Reese and Ruth M. DahlaHyde tha is merit of popular ple Pasain Ogdon; died who Andereon, the National Geographic world over. Its culture start- dena, Calif, of natural caus- and n brotherlnJaw, Mm F. Wow, that is tasy, - Reeder of Weston, Idhho. in times. andsnt ed Egyptian es. isnt it? shows art this that riant inMrs. Anderson wu born in some The family prayer was ofAnyway, here are and WED. member (dtrnltas vulgaris) on the observations C. ' Arvei a fered teresting by mother, of tha cucumber dan grew in watermelon. aug. ; Reeeot, prelude and poetiude NUe thousands of the valley watThe "thump test" for music was ptayd by a ermelons is almost as obso- yean ago. Oonduct- - ed her w6T XwOIDB lete as tiie euttwieibtln crank. The tang and general cut tag' was valley. She has taught brother. hi Utah Idaho, Call Back in Model T. days any tun of the watermelon from tend JL TtoX. Rsi - respecting father could Noth Africa to mlddto Aria self Unda cathean, ; rj led to the belief that It wee ' ciank the ' family taw, JlMd Ariienlt. a of Arielc origin, though no solo. I rIbrIii Remembered "Onto wild varieties had been deAatara Stmts TiM aal l:M wtihemuTaUL A by Horace Bangb, accompait tected then or tod by Norma Reeder, Wo-- 1 plunk Indicated a ripe melon: a plink mount the fruit was other The gnat mlmtanery - ex- graphical sketch and remarks a unripe. braHwrintow, by David Livingstone Newel E. Munk, vocal solo, I Nowadays, most watermel- plorer Adults Me - Children Be ons lore sold in cut pieces, solved the mystery of the "I Walked In Gods Geidn11 oririn. He Flossie watenneloni and fts dear to even a chik found Atkinson, aoooo huff tracts m central led by Nonna whether they me ripe. Be- Reeder, Africa literally covered with Roland A. Reese, another so--1 sides, dunk versus plink is- watermelons wild. growing n't infallible. The test doesnt Africas wild watermelons, ta, A Perfect Day, by Mrs. I Atkinson. Benediction wu by work on naturally hollow or incidentally, oome sweet end a brother, Gordon W. Room. melons. crisp Utah Lewiston,. our. Not oven local tribesThough they don't thump men can The grave in the Logen tdl one from the wu dedicated m a They tap each fruit to cemeteryWilliam Reese. PaH determine whether the flesh brother, bearers were brothers, Wilis bitter or edible. Qdtaro of sweet mdons liam, Gordon, Arvei and Lo. :! . ; |