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Show PART OF A RESOLUTION FROM L. D. S STAKE OF-FICERS OF-FICERS OF THE VIRGIN RIVER RIV-ER AREA. We do hereby earnestly recommend rec-ommend to the business interests of this area that there be accepted accept-ed and immediately adopted a Wednesday half-holiday each week, set aside throughout this area on which a well conducted scries of baseball and other recreational rec-reational events may be scheduled sched-uled and held in preference to holding such events on Sundays. This will enable many who desire de-sire to attend religious duties to engage in sports who otherwise other-wise would be denied this privilege. privi-lege. And we do hereby pledge to baseball fans our support if this recommendation is adonted. Kane County Standard , GREEN RIVER BEARDS Encouraged by fines of SI, assessed as-sessed every Saturday night, the beard growing in Green River gacs on apace. The alternative to paying the fine is to be thrown in the river. The 'nolice force' looks all to capable and willing. 'Judeo' Swanson, after examining Roily Thompson and Harmon Weber, remarked that they seemed to be I do;n? as well as they were able and instead of fining them they should get an advance of 50 cents ; for fertilizer. The beard fad seems to have spread to the younger fry. One youngster remarks that he is too young to raise whiskers, but he isn't going to have his hair cut or combed until the 24th, so he will look like one of the pioneer brats. Emery County Progress SCOUTS ON WAY Two Price Scouts have packed their "duffle bags" and are on thHr wny to Europe as representatives represen-tatives from the National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America, to the international jamboree to be held in Movion, France. They are Jimmy Lee, son of ' Mayor and Mrs. J. Bracken Lee, land Robert Brynor, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Bryner. An active ac-tive scout for the past five years. Jimmy Lee is 17 years of age and a member of Explorers post 2281. Robert Bryner, 16, is a junior assistant scoutmaster of Price troop 284. He has been active in scouting for over four years and has gained many awards for his outstanding work. Both boys are eagle scouts. Helper Journal SORE THROATS Dr. Barnes urged urged parents par-ents to have their children immunized against diptheria. "Every few years a local doctor is called to see a child who has been ill for five or six days and finds a throat condition which could be diptheritic. Diptheria is 100 per cent preventable and the process both simple and safe." Kaysville Reflex |
