Show THI HB5K WF HERALD JOURNAL BENSON Rex E Hawkins Family Arrives From Florida Thoughts and Things — - America Is A Nation Of Summer Nomads He Says TI1IS SUMMER countless millioni of Americans are packr ing— or have packed—their traveling paraphernalia into the car to "hit the open road" It's a common national experience family By Mrs Arvel Reese Lt - Commander and Mrs Rex E Hawkins and their three children Vickie Lora and Gary of Panama City Florida are vacationing here with Mrs Hawkins' parents Mr and Mrs Allen Ricks Also guests at the Ricks home last week end were Lt Commander and Mrs D B Bossley and three children of Panama City Florida Mr and Mrs L S Cooper and four children of Compton California have been guests for the past few weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Golden Bar- Ricks were Mr and Mrs Russell Rogers of Fielding Mr and Mrs Frank Snow and children recently returned home from a ten day vacation trip to St George and Las Veg- as Nevada Mrs Munk and family Mr and Mrs Cyril K Munk Mr and Mrs Robert Munk and family Mr and Mrs Cyril K Munk Mr and Mrs Robert Munk and family Mr and Mrs Melvin Ballard Mr and Mrs LanDell Ballard and family Mr and Mrs Vernal Munk and daugh ter Janet and their grandson David Munk Attends Program Mr and Mrs A Alton Hoff man attended the Swiss Edelweiss Choir program which was given on Tuesday at the Monument Park Stake Center in Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Allen Ricks have recived word of the arrival of a new granddaughter born last week to Mr and Mrs Reed Ricks of Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Lynn Ricks and Mr and Mrs Max Dahle vacationed recently at Yellowstone ' The Benson ward Relief So- Mrs Maughan The program t Washington guests of Mr and Smith Don (Marilyn) was given by a group of ladies Mrs from Mcndon The ladies trio Mrs Smith and her little Mrs June Bowen Mrs Betty daughter Susan accompanied Bartlett and Mrs Julia Muir the Austins home and will resang "Dreaming" and "Peg 0' main here for a month My Heart" accompanied on the Lt and Mrs! Lyle (Dessa) piano by Mrs Beth Muir who Beck and five children of Spokalso played two Solovox solos ane Washington were recent "Lady of Spain" and "When I Mr and Grow Too Old To Dream" Mrs guests at the home of W D Johnson Mr and Renee Peterson gave a vocal Mrs six solo "Memories" Mrs Julia Mrs Gus (Itha) Stenzil and Muir told a Hawaiian story and children of Yuba City Califor then sang "My Little Grass nia art now vacationing at the Shack" and "Beyond the Reef Johnson home Mr and Mrs Desmond accompanying herself ' on the Anderson and children of ukulele Vocal duets a selection from "Firefly" by Mrs Peterson and Mrs Bartlett and Herald Journal "He That Hath clean Hands" B B JCNffiN ' PUBLISHER Publ van wanlni luindavby Mrs- Peterson and Mrs thrvuRh and Sunday momBowen The concluding num- Inc bv Cu-h-Fridayraiitj) nn- Ntwipaptr la Waat Cnitar Loaan Utah ber was by the group "My Own aany Enured ai fanand alaai mattar al America" The prayers were Ua aoat of flat at Logan Utah given by Mrs Betty Fisher and MntBER Audit Buraau of Oreulatlna Mrs Sylvia Falslev Lunch was Ualtad Prata International NCA Strvka In charge served to forty-fiv- e of the party were President National Advartlabis Rapraaantatlva Helen Munk Mrs Lois W BalMawtDaparvartUlng lard Mrs- Beth Hobbs and Mrs Ruth Tarbet SUBSCRIPTION RATES S Out month sirrltr To Seattle 3100 Qna yaar carriar Clarence Auiton and son Cm yaar maU autsida Caeha 1100 Vallay David and daughter Cathy Ona yaar mail (In Caeha Valley) 1100 ! ana nwmaa una nw spent last week end at Seattle 1100 auinanw Rhoda Cash of Aha-den- a California is visiting at the home of Mrs Jonathan Christian Science Monitor Smith Free as the breeze that ripples through the car window Mr and Mrs Cline Dahle and '' to cool our faces two children of Salt Lake City "Donnie keep your hands inside the car!" spent last week end here guests Our paths crisscross irom one ena ox of Mr and Mrs Jodie Smith the country to the other and sometimes Guests alst weekend at the melt into the solid lanes of traffic near the home of Mr and Mrs Maynard better-know- n resorts or the metropolitan Rasmussen were Mrs Melba rett cities Beckstead and Connie Jenson Visitors on at the of Salt Lake "Daddy there's a blue and yellow homes of Mr Monday City and Mrs Louis The family of the late An- ciety presidency entertained license plate Where's that from?" Mr and Mrs and Allen drew and Mary J Munk held the members at their annual We're a nation of summer nomadsj Riggs a reunion Sunday at Guinivah summer party on Tuesday with Liuzzt believes Park in Logan Canvon Those' Mrs Loit W Ballard conduct' from Benson attending were ing A tribute written by Mrs TWO WEEKS VACATION— with pay Mr and Mrs Lionel Munk Wyona Steel in honor of her and with automobiles on the installment Mrs Wendell Munk and family mother Mrs Wyona Maughan plan Mr and Mrs Junior Munk and was read by President Helen wonder what's on the other side of "I Ray Nelson family Mr and Mrs LaMar Munk A gift was presented to the hill?" ' The lure is universal But in the United States it's taken for granted that everyone A woWASHINGTON (UW we've does climb the next hill about once a year and at man without a country found miles per hour a home today at least— in "Arent you going over the speed limit dear?" Utah beCruising for long distances over the macadam seas It came by courtesy of the comes easier each year as the nation's superhighway system Congress of the United States continues to expand The House oassed a nrivata "Paddy how many more miles before wo stop?" bill of Sen Wallace F Ben It's all part of the fun m t- ' I I that previously In the car nett And if sight-seein- g languishes the first-gradhad Senate oassed the Signa is always ready to lead the company in an appropriate song: ture by the President was con"I love to go sidered to be only a formality Around the mountain track The measure gave permisAnd as I go I love to sing sion for Mrs Takima Yama-d- a on My knapsack my back" to remain in the United States her adopted nation She EVENTUALLY AND ALWAYS before very' long it's time resides at Deweyville Utah for a meal or refreshment of some sort Mrs Yamada was born in eateries and all The boom in roadside stands drive-in-s Japan but with her husband manner of restaurants catering to the motorist continues adopted the' United States in unabated In this country The hardest thing usually is to 1959 The couple farmed near choose Brawley Calif but when they "This looks like a nice place We'll never find a place made an extended visit a few unless you go a little slower dear" years later found imlgration Just Say "Otsrfje If For the traveler In a strange region this sometimes leads laws forbade them to return Q to exotic foods to the United States except as O "What's a lobster roll Daddy?? visitors The family went to MmIm Once the reddening tones of sunset begin to color the and established a farm c: only the summer sky lending new hues to the passing scenery to have a flood wash it awav Q then all eyes begin looking for a place to spend the night The husband Takuye became Talk over the velvety depth of the rich rich pile The wise traveler may have looked mnch sooner ill and they returned to th( driver traveling westerly will glue his umiea states on visitors' visas 'The beauty-struc- k of this luxurious carpet It's so springy so resiliyes to the horizon and drink in every minute of change In where the husband died in Jniv and it's closely tufted to take the hardest ent of 1960 the darkening panorama until It's almost too late Mrs Yamada found half use Permanently mothproofed too cleans easily "That's the eighth sign In a row I knew we through Henrv Y Kami nr should have stopped outside that last town" Choose yours in bone green beige beige tweed ident of 'the Japanese Ameri c4 Motels' motels moteU':Ygray tweed sand or brown Hurry! Carpet your They propagate enhere-ev- en downtown In the big can uuzens League in Salt cmec New ones spring up each season as the middle-clas- s entire room or borne at considerable savings! uiy tie relayed her to Sen Bennett which hotel and Nv'V-:f-V' guest home gradually yield to the 15x18 ft room in the orivate hill whloh mass motor age now will allow Mrs Yamada to live with her family at Duy V fom veteran tourists disdain motels ville '" Costs Just a few dollars to "Sleeping trailers" are beginning to appear more frequenta chair Woven slip beautify ly and so are makeshift bunking quarters in light trucks and covers wash and xm cotstation wagons ton knits plains prints and tweeds EVERY REGION HAS Its attractions ' But there's one place that probably dominates all else In CHAIRS 6M the American nomadic summer A census in August would — Reg 991 find mfflions of people with the same address— "the beach" DAVENOS DENVER dm — Vandals mi Preferably seaside but any beach tered the Mother Reg 1598 Cahrini There's something elemental about an ocean beachscape Shrine In Mt Vernon Canon The vision Is filled with three broad horizontal ribbons— SOFAS west of here and went on an and sea and sky—a haven of rest on the edge of endless Reg 1991 orgy of destruction motion flooded by immense light Damaee to the internaUnnat "ADJUSTA-HT- " COVERS "Has anyone seen my sun glasses?" famous shrine was light in CHAIRS For the children it's an endless sandbox of castles and ly terms of money but was tunnels and a game of tag with foaming waves Reg 1491 "I love to wander by the sea DAVENOS Statues were damaged rlasa TJiat dances in the sun Reg 2891 lamp globes broken a comIt calls to' me so Joyously memorative plaque smashed SOFAS Come Join my happy song" electric wirine ricoed out and Reg 1991 the grounds of the shrine were (Sung with two front teeth temporarily missing) unerea with the debris THERE ISN'T REALLY any "standard' vacation The shrine honors Mother But there is a tradition observed by millions of Americans Frances Xavier Cabrinl founwho celebrate summer with an extended Jaunt in the family der of the Missionary Sister of uie aacrea Heart of Jesus "the other side of the hilL" v She Was the first American This Is the way families really get to know each other They also get to know their country the land and some of to be canonized a Saint C3I :::':'r-:the people in a tradition that helps to bind Americans together observes Michael Iiuzzl in The ' Permitted To Stay In America Reese:'' :v Why "Good-rim- : iff er HERE'S PROOF SLIP COVER Uneasy Bladder Uawiie mtam ar driakiac awr W turn at mild taitaaaayiacbiaddarliTi roa mm wwhh tnu tad uiwomforUbU AadU mtlm alaat vlla Maaiaa bafkataa ataaacaa ar i SALE! i far hraih BUM llbaaw m at uaacy tubal lallaf nilUaaa baa tajarad H yaaia Haw huaa — Maw Gat Oaaa nlH OPEN DAILY uikta 4 pjn OFfN TODAYS TIL f P Mi cmO CPQOp ol Multi-Lev-el at of Modern Carpet in 6 Colors o oi c it cy - Now iw - Save! 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SALT o o : " "I wave my hat to all I meet FuU Reg 5995 I it Ska fl - tUSQ AO o o Ol fiiV kdnll wxo 111 C3 cj - o a o o o-- oo o o o o o oo cn 9 u o a a HHOHou a o o o o o o rrr- 2 PC BEDROOM SUITE Choice of blond : es representing mem- tte the said he favored the principal of wilderness preservation but objected to any delay The committee plana to tend copies of its recommendations to Utah's congressional delegation It set no date for its t9wivtr tba comlmttee urg- - next meeting but will gather WO IHIMM M MUM— MHaa ob can trom cnairman vr ti- a 'mmi 4k IJ j!t" II n wal- - Adjustable mirror on dres-- : Mr lisps have tough plas- - AHhouse of Ameri- Wildlife Federation or "T :'V:' nut Double dre sser with bookcase headboard bed v dissenting ' ' WHY PAY MORE? SAVE 6140 on wJni am ta awrttoa ir mmi atialB ar Doaa'irilli ilmy ioatwah-t- or IIMrun l an a wan for — riy m 1 il! Waidar britatiMU S- -A ibat Babknib iaa aallaa aa nasaias batkaaWi Inad aad aaiaa I— A M aniMuUradwi wnuUrfuUr mild dlantia acttaa tan tba a tvadiaa Imtmm tkt autaut at kUMn 9:30 M)m CDrajo CLEARANCE e ' concentrated our outstanding values during our Jubilee ' " CM'Suffen - - - 60-or-- Hit Los Angeles California visited recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Angus Funk Mark Austin and Carleton Reese have returned home after having spent the past vx weeks at Fort Lewis Washington in the ROTC summer training camp Jay Dee Reese who is with the U S Navy just returned from the Far East and is spending his leave here-withis parents Mr and Mrs Dee coat-:- x :: -- !: (q a QQ )n( Vv) V yjjM: 0 MW weee recommendations - eodoned with one dissenting vote the principal of "lim-ftad IHUmiimi mihmMm I flrecraational use of present AAQC 'T ' 4495 MONIY bWvVN WHEN YOU IUY ON SEARS CREDIT Satisfan 1 J' - Or your mo 261 North Main Sf Logan Ph SK 05 |