KEMMERER — Boxes of old brochures, stacks of old magazines, garbage bags full of old ceiling tiles, empty boxes and chalkboards were just some of the trash that more than four dozen youth members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently cleared out of the basement of the Hamsfork Museum.
More than 50 youth and adult volunteers from three Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints congregations rolled up their sleeves and, by creating a long line, implemented the “fireman pass” to effectively and efficiently remove the items.
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