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Show THE CITIZEN j May 29, Education Camp Grounds Inspected By Teachers Everyone Should Read THATCHER Irene Young ISU. The Garbett's daughter, ana urenaa nunnara. leacn- - nenee. wno is auenaine uos- -' T IZAJWi Pih?? LJ? l.linTife' &&"1iZFZim&J &J?L u:. i i and its lack of reeSi J ?own' tion. They came to the con- - had a &.m!2AM "fu "xrty graduag camp fpl cateo on Warm River, where 1 club spent Tuesday eve- - ' tion of those who tend to talk .lout uaaIt o fkn IrnmA it is joined by Robinson Creek, ninrt uic liwuc "down" our community and lung mofc ncn It is located on part of the of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mick- - really, instead of "talking it whir-- 4-- Old Records Wanted To Find Out About Those Missing Student Writes Essay 1 T fr an :.Place t. ter than Franklin county "Why is this the way people are thinking? I believe that one reason is that people today expect recreation to be new and What's wrong with the original creations which God has given us e. en and Mrs. Earl Weaver cently visiting in Mackay and were visited last weekend by in Arco at the home of their their grandson, Lt. Dugan daughter ana her husband, fSXSZEtt "ler licurt i SSi? aWduS S a ? 1 Offer Ends This Week- - REALLY! HOTFOOT AUTOMATIC EASY-TO-CLEA- ELECTRIC ELECTRIC hk. Ta mm CO. MOTOR PALMER PRESTON, IDAHO FOR SALE OR FOR RENT $249 SECURITY TRUCK - CAR JR. 8-F- Reg. T. $20 Down $275 $10 a Month $365 SECURITY FLOOR MODEL 8-F- Reg. $475 T. - $35 Down $15 a Month SECURITY RANGER - 8-- Sleeps 4 WA' $1195 with front dinette, Down, 30 Mo., Bank Terms Reg. 10 including freight. CAR $995 - OVER CAR '7 LAST CHANCE 2. Sd-d- teSa!needy?How SVli Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stocks of Lewiston spent a day re- Mr. Do We Only Think To Help Those Who Are Istd BRIEFS Lawrence of CorvaUis, Ore.,, the Larman Andersons, and their son, Earl B., his; mum wnrmnn. wife and daughter. Barbara ToaUor us, Franklin is the' Melody ofSalt La ke City reconnaissance plane, the Mo- of the Bank Ear1 out Dugan flew from Port- of settlement some the early in that first permanent Idaho. We have many inter- - ones are missing. I hope they, land to Salt Lake where he f3K esting things and records are only misplaced and not a)f visited other relatives before here, and we have received lost mnnHi leave a is wi coming to wesion. ne reai- a great heritage from our iSSihfSJS? ii wi0 parents, Lynn and ized a lifetime ambition by ancestors. at You would be surprised to IourHcs6 g smaU to mm ftl Tfir know the number of people see if you can find any re- ana Preston SuSiJTi uying airpon UriykSJZ over his who call on William Robinson cords for us. If they come farm grandfather's He pilots the army's highly and myself for records and to me, I will type a copy off specialized surveillance and. with Earl B. information about their an' em over to cestors, whose records have and ttea turn Mr. Thank Robinson. you, become lost. Mr. Robinson and I have E. Mylroie George original homestead of the elson where they saw his up." Louis family. The women Grade A barn and dairy set You may he interested in joined a college class that up. Mrs. Mickelson served the enclosed speech in her was also there to evaluate punch and cookies to the own words by Miss Wendy K the site. This class was dir group. They were accompan Smith, daughter of Mr. and to enjoy? ected by Dennis C. DuBois ied by their leader, Mrs. Ir Mrs. Theo L. Smith. "I think everyone has heard and David W. Faith, who are ene Young. Thank you, or thought of the poor points Outof the Idaho The first and second grades Delmar S. Derricott of Franklin county. Today, I door Education for Southern of the Thatcher school enjoyInstructor would like to try to stress upSpeech Idaho. Irene Young is direct ed an educational trip last School Preston on your minds the good points High ing this project here now and Friday. They visited the fish of this valley. with distant "The peaks will he the director irom hatchery where they saw if this valley has "First Grace at the camp this sum- small fish hatching from eggs glinting spires and steeples it has beauty. is not me else, for nothing are my place 14. 9 visit Her to June mer. and saw other fish at many if ail people do is go where Maybe far below, valleys Needy-Awa- y to the site last Saturday was different stages of growth. about their business in the in the interest of this pro They also visited the Soda teem and hurried toiling peo of the bottom must face the everydays valley, they TO THE EDITOR: unto me." We are also taught gram. Springs Sun office and saw ples isenna a really don't notice it If you Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rop how the newspaper is printed that come and go that at on of ever been a have top We see a picture of a little hrtmo "Charity begins er and Mr. and Mrs. Frank and folded. Another visit was Kleinman. This community is over hill this looking valley, torn the in chill negro "Do you appreciate dirty, Roper attended the funeral of made to KBRV radio station would see the green, clothes, thin arms and legs, our home. Are we willing to a relative, var Fellows, in where the children were in- beautiful valley in which you you show our charity for our own and maylush, fertile I Murray. They also visited terviewed over the air. They live? Do you really take time be then you valley, understand could with Mr. and Mrs. Ceylon had the privilege of seeing the to observe this choice land? 'Love My Neighbor? see the same child, only this "Too many of the members what we have. Hogan, also of Murray. Mrs. geyser in action, learning that (Name Withheld) "We have the beautiful hills time the skin is brown, an their of this released from spend was community Old than shoots it Hogan just higher botin the but and mountains, Indian. Again the same child, the hospital. Faithful in Yellowstone Park, time counting the days till WASHINGTON VISITORS of this valley is a green, only this time it lives in the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John- Teachers accompanying the they can move on to what tom river. FRANKUN-Visdtflowing with south, or the ghetto of a large ing son of St George recently children were Vera Young they think is a better land! "We have wildlife, lovely city, or in a South American George Mylroie have been his visited with relatives in the and Brenda Hubbard. "Several times in the past friendly people. country sister and husband, Mr. and area. Mrs. Johnson is the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gar-be- tt years l have overheard sui country, andthink Preston is No matter what land the Mrs. Mack Taylor of Wapoto, "I dont former Myrtle Manhart. attended the 50th wed-- r lacking in recreation if one child lives in or what color Wash., and their son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gar-be-tt ding anniversary open house claSfS look 0f course, if all its skin, when we see the pic- Mrs. Don Taylor and children. InPa couiSv Menden-hall and Mrs. Ethel Wednesday evening last week ture and read the story, we They had a chicken dinner is u went to PocateUo and at- honoring Mr. and Mrs. Franon look and house nice, they think, "Oh, if I lived near with Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. would like and show tended a fashion cis Beckstead at the home of dents where they the op- those children I would hair styling review in the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rasmus-a- t to live. The class immediate- wouldn't appreciate help Lowe and family. While here recreation for that portunities I so discusbut live far them excited Student Union Building sen Jr., in Grace. away they visited Mrs. Leon Mylly fell into an are offered by this valley. I can't do anything for them." roie and children and Mr. and "In the winter, we have A few months ago our "Citi Mrs. Ernest Mylroie and fam some very good sleigh riding cm zen ran an aa asung ior ily and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert tubing and skiing hills and ice some foster for some Rawlings of Fairview. ponds. What is prettier than com. our f needy rife nr hiko a hnrcphnnv ON LEAVE There were no offers munity. a snowy mountain, received. through FRANKLIN Bruce Chat- If horses are outdated, a ski- Each morning in our class terton, son of Mr. and Mrs, doo can take place of the -there is a little boy who comes Wallace Chatterton, was home horse. He goes to on a leave for a week. Bruce to school Summer brings swimming, a cafe forhungry. so the first is stationed at Air Force Conlunch, hiking and horseback riding. words he utters as he comes trol Center in Los Angeles, I've heard it said that Preston "What are we Calif. While home they enhas no swimming facilities, in the door, for lunch today?" joyed going to Salt Lake and except a dirty old river. This having When we ask him what he had visiting Temple Square, This river, in my opinion, is much for breakfast his answers are Is The Place monument, and more sanitary than a pool. At or or a piece of Ilogle Zoo. They also went least the water is constantly mush, or cereal, like this mornin- g- to Bear Lake and the Soda bread, moving so the scum doesn't nothing. Springs area. collect on the swimmers. A As we look at the children on down an River Bear trip into the class one is LEWISTON BRIEFS inner tube is relaxing, ex coming and Mr. and Mrs. spick span, clean clothes, citing and a good way to spend skin, hair, eyes bright and entertained at theirStephenson home at one s time. If you think you to start the day. Then a family dinner Sunday in can swim, the river offers the ready comes our little boy, dirty honor of Mr. and Mrs. George challenge of rapids and torn pants he has worn for at Stevens and two children of waves. Another swimming least a week (today there was Salt Lake City. George is water is skiing. opportunity a hole in the seat of them as the son of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh We have several good reseras an orange. (An or- Stevens of Lewiston. He and large voirs in this area. What is he probably hasn't his wife and family are mov ange more refreshing than skim- tasted one at home for from Salt Lake City to ming across a clear lake? An months!) Both knees are ing WITH CONTEMPORARY STYLING N. C, to make their Kinston, evening horseback ride into gone. His shirt is held to- home. Other guests were Mr. the warm hills is also fun. gether with one safety pin. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman and "We have good weather His face hasn't been washed family of Benson ward, Dr. his and Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. here. Compared to surround' since yesterday when beschool teacher washed it Stevens' mother, Mrs. Cook, nc we I have ing counties, fore sending him home. His of Lewiston. snowed we seldom are floods, hair is full of yellow scabs Model RB536-- n in, and we have no bad rain and dirty, for no one at home cares enough for him to bath storms. him or wash his hair at least OUR SPECIAL LOW PRICE OF look to one time takes "If once a week. into this valley, they will find This is sad, but even more ONLY $189.50 LESS $25.00 something that fits their in sad is the fact he isn't the POWER COMPANY DISCOUNT terests. only child who needs TLC "We should take time to ap- (Tender Loving Care). Many times, teachers faced by these preciate what we have in this children YOU PAY ONLY dip into their slim choice valley. Wendy purses to buy a child a dress, Smith" pair of socks, pair of shoes, pants, shirt or some other THATCHES BXTJEFS article of clothing because tf m yBFssGA-JTIiEl)BsiilSiifriwhat the child has is unfit to Visiting with Mrs. Luella wear. And many a time a Hoopes last week were Mr. loving teacher will wash and and Mrs. Carl Jensen of Wes- dry very soiled clothing artton, Mrs. Aldon Fare and icles and put them back on fresh and son of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. the youngsters, clean. Sidney Hymas and Mr. and Th Savior said "If ve have W.T. Mrs. George Chapman of done it unto the least of these, Twin Falls. my brethern, ye have done it man-mad- LEWISTON Grandson Visits Earl Weavers Letter To The Editor Letter To The Editoi 1969 SECURITY - $1698 OVER Front kitchen deluxe model, fully Reg. $2100 equipped. 10 Down, 30 Months, Bank Terms 13 FT. SECURITY TRAILER $1125 - Stove, Sink, Icebox Reg. $1425 30 Months, Bank Terms SECURITY TRAILER 15-F- 10 Down, $1595 T. Reg. $1870 Sleeps six, includes brakes. Down, 30 Months, Bank Terms RANGE 10 30 MODELS COOKING TO CHOOSE N, HOTPOINT - SECURITY TRUCKS, CAMPERS, TRAILERS NEW HESSTON The r h FROM so & murnuiSmlmmVVm LOOK AT THESE HOTPOINT DELUXE FEATURES . . High - Speed 2700 W. 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