iTIjc NepHi, Juab County, Utah Al ' einico-iWtu- .r,r You'll lovean , ,!P 'f ' , t Scouis fo Aid in W p J I Thursday, May 19, 1966 G Rees Canyon Erosion :C Sfudenls on Honor list James Iuy, Hpnngvillo Mrs. Jay Warner, NVphJ Honor roll student Logan Nephi include the following. ac-- ! Mm. Hlaine Walker, Nephi Utah tha at Stats University cord.ng to the list released on Hrenda Sue Dalton, daughter for the winter quarter were recThe Koret Service and the Wednesday by Hospital aulh-Jo- f Mr. and Mrs, Clair Daltonj ently announced by Clauds J. j Fountain Juab District of the Hoy Scouts orities; Own Rem Burtenahaw Indicated Cathlen Carter. Salt Lake. Dan Mmimoit, Neptii of America ure coojeraung in dean of atuduit. Burteiuhaw, Jessie Robir.son, daughter if that In order to maks the honor providing a project for the an-- j CHy. Steven Sperry, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Robin-Mr- list, a student must have comnu il conservation campree this William L. Sperry, Nephi son. Nephi Friday arid Satuntiy, May 2J pleted at least 13 credit hours Mrs. 1hil Edmunds, Fountain,1 Mrs. lairan H. Park. Nephi and 22. of work, and attained grade j Mrs. Hulon Hutson, Learning point average of 3.3 or better. The site for this project is in Cliristina Moosman, daughter! ton. A straight A rating la 4.0 grade Hees Va!ey at the head of of Mr. and Mrs. Moon-maHulon Finch. Goshen Deroy average. point Chicken Creek Canyon, east of Homer K. Lunt, Nephi From the Hist Juab County Spring City. Levan. The Forest Service and Rue Swindlehurst, Beaver Mrs. Tola llan.ten, Nephi area are Rex C. Anderson of j the I'tah State Department of Sam Hayes, Nephi Mrs. Andrew Atwood. Mt. Levan; Carol ee Pay and John Forestry and Fire Control will Mrs. Olive Carbett, NephJ Pleasant L Morgan, of Nephi. ' furnish scrub seedlings. These Susan Anderson, daughter of will be seedlings planted along Mr. and Mrs. Andy L. Anderj the eroding stream channel to son. Nephi stabilize the soil. Multi-Flor- a Mrs. Eldon Bowles, Nephi and some Itose, Sqawbruah, willow will be planted. Presently, sediment gets Into -the stream at the head of the draining, causing damage to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Sher-- : trout spawning beds, focd'ng wood and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon the struct the adeas, irrigation Sherwood of Salt Lake City visThe urea at Levan. Improve- ited on Saturday with Mr. and ment work will increase the Mrs. Reese Sherwood. Mr. and survival of Rainbow and Ger- Mrs. Richard Belllston Bounman Brown trout Survival will tiful were also recent of visitors exbe the rule rather than the at the Reese Sherwood home. ception for these gam efish. Sediment filled irrigation ditchMrs. W. H. Belllston returnes caused from flooding In the ed home Thursday after spendLevan area will be reduced. Wa- ing 6 months at Scotsdale, Arizona with her son in law and ter quality will be Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph daughter, This project lies within the W. Jensen. Wales Cattle Allotment area, where a rotation grazing sysMrs. John Parkin and her Pro- father, George Duckworth, vistem is being pracUced. tection to the shrub seedlings ited recently In Centerville on from grazing use will occur by the birthday anniversary of Mrs resting this unit for two con- William Rohletter (Gertrude secutive years. Duckworth). Erosion and flooding has Miss Mary Brown, who has been greatly reduced In this been visiting with her sister, area by the revegtation work Mrs. J. L. Bdliston, left Sunthat already has been complet- day for Modesto, California. ed. However, without treatSunday guests of Mrs. L. ment of the stream channel, were Mrs. Betty prescious top soil has continued Eugene Beck to wash away. A stable stream Jo Freeman and children, Mr. channel with an adequate cover and Mrs. Fred E. Beck and famSECOND SOUTH AND MAIN -- NEPHI of shrubs and other vegetation ily, and Miss Cherrinda Beck, will bring this problem under all of Salt Lake City. They also visited with Mr. Beck, a patcontrol. ient at the Juab County Hos-pia- l. This Is a cooperative conservation project imroving many Mrs. Michael Corfield of Salt resources for present and future Water, wildlife, Lake City and Dale Bailey, a generations. and recreation are three of the student at the Brigham Young five multiple uses for which University, spent the week end' National Forests are managed with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey. nationwide. Ccnfrcl Project Work ! s. i i n. j j NOW OPEN UNDER NEW fishi News and Jimmy Wilkey of the Nephi Troop 1SS Rat id SM-rrwork on a brush anil rock (lain In a gully above the Miller Cnn.ton ftooduntcr retarding structure east of Nephi. See your dealer now UTAH POWER A LIGHT CO. Several Scouts from the four Nephi troops completed for the Soil and Moisture Conservation merit badge by building brush and rock dams in a gully above the Mill er Canyon flood water retard ing structure east of Nephi. These Scouts received basic Instruction on this and other merit badges, at a school held at Brigham Young University a few weeks ago. About 70 Scouts from the Juab District attended the school and received merit badge instructions. In the case of the Soil and merit Conservation Water badge, this instruction enabled them to pass all requirements except the field activities. The required field work was accomplished by a tree planting project, sponsored by the Club and the Forest Service, and the construction of the brush and rock dams, installed under the direction of the Soil Conservation Service. On this project, the Scouts learned proper methods of construction of erosion control dams with materials found on the site. These structures, properly constructed and located, will do much to reduce erosion and prolong the life to the flood-wat- Mrs. Maylon Bowers Installed as Head of Ray's Cafe Scene of Legion Auxiliary Unit Mrs. Morgan Lunt and Mrs. Ross Koford were hostesses at Rays Cafe for the Lady Lions n Thursday evening. After a short business session conducted by Mrs. Merle White, president, the time was turned over to Mrs. Lawrence Froisland who took the ladies through a fascinating tour of Norway, thrugh the use of glides and discussion. The films were taken by Mr. and Mrs. Froisland while on missions to Norway. Enjoying the evening were Mrs. Neldon Hanson, Mrs. Ru-lo- n Broadhead, Mrs. Merle H. White, Mrs. E. C. Sherwood, Ms. Lynn Parkin, Mrs. F. Dee Wright, Mrs. Richard Wether-e- l, Mrs. Morgan Lunt, Mrs. Ross Koford, Mrs. F. A. Hep-pie- r, Mrs. Ivol White, and the special guest Mrs. Froisland. requi-e-men- Ann Bates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bates of Gandy. Marriage License marriage license was Issued by the Juab County Clerk on A Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pace and Grove May 13. 1966 to Dennis D. son Kent of PleasantMother's Moore, son of M r. and Mrs. Rob- were in Nephi to spent ert Moore of Delta, and Judy day with Mrs. Alean Pace. fCPI lit its tbe Best MANAGEMENT!! Control Dams Built in Merit Badge Effort in the 200 hwurlou room and Suits completely wl6 TV, radio and boekgromd music, foot and path.., dM-- o mafic phone. Vo lot, Car Rental. Barber, Beauty and Gift Shop. Guided Khs arranged. Excellent Meeting and Convention Facilities for group up to 150. Outstanding food In Coffee Shop and Reowant. Centrally located to all social activities and scenic wonders In the area. ts Mrs. Maylon Bowers was Installed as President of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 1, nt a meeting recently at the home of Mrs. LaVell Sved-in- . Retiring president s Mrs. Ada A. Sperry. Mrs. R. 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