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Show Nautical Notes By Bill Hendry ' Your Navy Recruiting Station at Cedar City, Utah, reports seven enlistments en-listments in the United States Naval Na-val Reserve. Three of these patriotic pa-triotic young men were from Beaver, Bea-ver, Utah. They are as follows: Burnett Henry Skinner, 36, soa of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Skinner, Beaver; Charles Alfred Cartwrlght, 30, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cartwr.ght, Beaver; Donald Now-ers Now-ers Bonn, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kalph B. Bohn, Beaver; Glenn O. Peterson, '26, son of Mrs. and Mrs. I rands Peterson, Salina; Lewis Litchel Walker, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Walker, Milford; Gordon Virt Barney, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virt S. Barney, Delta; Benjamin Benja-min Lcland Bennett, 31, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bennett, Des-eret, Des-eret, Utah. Yoeman,. Father-In-Law Meet Again At Station While C. J. Clark, now a 2nd Class Yoeman in the Naval Resrve, was going to school four years ago in Beaver, Utah, he met George Oak-den, Oak-den, became casual friends with him. And that was that One summer, on vacation, he went back to Beaver, met a girl from California, also vacationing, and married her. Back in Los Angeles his wife spoke often of her father, whom Clark had never quite got around to meeting. One day he met her father, and was more than a littel surprised to find him to be his old friend, George Oakdon. Time passed and C. J. Clark, 28, Joined the Naval Reserve and started start-ed working in the Station Disbursing Disburs-ing Office. One day this week, passing pass-ing between his barracks and office, he met an Incoming draft of recruits. re-cruits. And right at the head of the line was his old friend and father-in-law, George Oakden. Oakden, 41, heard about his son-in-law's enlistment and Joined himself, him-self, a baker first class in the Naval Reserve. |