Naphi, Juab County, Utah 84648 CitlKC-Xcttl- Next year's student body officers: 1. to r., Dale Jackson, Colleen Bird, Ellen Belllston and Raymond Nielsen. Studentbody Elects From the JHS CLARION Raymond, Colleen, Ellen and Dale really made the elections this year a lot of fun handouts were passed out, posters were hung, gold flowers and lollipops were passed out to the student body. After all the hard work of campaigning was over the Gold Party won! Raymond Nielsen will be student body president for next year. He is the son of Mrs. Ora Nielsen of Nephi; Vice president will be Miss Ellen Bellis-todaughter of Mrs. Naomi T. Belliston; secretary, Miss Colleen Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bird, and activities manager. Dale Jackson, son n, of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jackson. All four are eager to work on the betterment of Juab High School for next year and those which follow. Raymond states: I want to get every student involved In school activities and get more participation on the assemblies, sports, and all fun things." "Its up to Dale to figure out what activities will be fun for next year, next he stated, year I hope I can get the activities that the student body wants to participate in and help them in a fun way, in order to make next year the best year ever. Menhi News Briefs City, County Officials Attend Nephi News Briefs Order of Arrow to Meet Highway Planning Sessions Mrs. Lily Wright returned to her home recently after spending the winter with members of her family. She visited with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Latimer at Pocatello. She also spent some time in Rapid City, South Dakota with Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mathews and family. Mrs. Mathews Is a Mrs. granddaughter of Mrs. Wright In time some also Murray spent Wright with a sister, Mrs. Eva Jones, and visited wth grandchildren: Melvin Wright and family, Morris Wright and family at Roy and with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pay at Woods Cross. The following Nephi residents were in Kanab on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week to attend the State Road School: Mayor and Mrs. Elden C. Sherwood: City Streets Supervisor and Mrs. Rex Carter; County Road Foreman and Mrs. Ronald C. Jones; Juab County Commissioner Alton S. Gadd and County Commissioner and Mrs. Richard Foote. Lynn Brough and son Chad, Mayor E. C. Sherwood and grandson Chris Sherwood enjoyed the Fathers and Sons outing at Capitol Reef National Monument Chris Friday evening and Saturday. Sherwood Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sherwood of Orem. Mrs. Max L. Orme, president of the Nebo First District, Utah Federation of Womens Clubs, has announced that the Utah Parliamentary Institute for Womens Federated Clubs will be held In Salt Lake City June 4 and 5. Registration will open Friday at 6 p.m. and the initial sessions will begin at 7 p.m. On Saturday, regstratlon will be from 8 to 9 a.m., and the meeting will continue from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Mrs. Orme said that cost will be $2.00 per session, or $3.50 for both sessions. Instructors will be Mrs. Eugene M. Church, District 8 Director of the National Association of Parliamentarians, and Mrs. Kenneth A. Day, immediate past director of the District. Also participating in the sessions as an instructor will be Mrs. Logan, chairman of the N.A.P. for Utah. Reservations for the sessions should be made with Miss Margaret Anderson, 1509 South 23rd East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 prior to June 1. Mrs. Ruth C. Wells had as her guests last week, her granddaughter, Mrs. Rowe The Lodge of the Utah National Parks Council, Boy Scouts of America, will hold the annual Brotherhood Week from Tuesday, June 1 to Friday, June 4. Registration will be from 7 to 9 a.m. Tuesday. Fee for the weeks activities will be $15. All boys who were tapped out for the Order of the Arrow last year are eligible to participate. Final activity of the week will be an assembly on June 4 at 10 a.m. at Camp Maple Dell, to be attended by the boys participating in the week camp and parents. Those desiring further information may contact Scout Executive Lloyd Hawkins at Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Garrett and family of Clearfield spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrett Richard Garrett of Cedar City was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrett for two nights last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howard of Fre- mont California visited In Nephi during the past week with relatives and friends. C. Hall had as Mr. and Mrs. Perry on Saturday, their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanier of Tucson, Arizona Mrs. Lanier is the former Louise Hall. their guests Mr. and Mrs. Chester Foote spent the week end with members of their family. They visited in Taylorsville with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Foote. and Mrs. Glen Foote of Provo accompanied them to Taylorsville. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Max Knight at Springville, and with Ralph Foote at Provo. Outstanding Boy And Girl Selected Mary Lou Wetherell and Brent Worwood From the JHS CLARION was Mary Lou Wetherell chosen outstanding girl. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wetherell. She has been head cheerleader for three years. Mary Lou also participated in the Regional Dramatics meet and received a She has been superior rating. in the band for five years. Then she was second attendant to F. F. A. Sweetheart. She was Little Sally in the Senior play. Mary Lou is planning to go to the B. Y. U. where she will be a member of the Cougarettes. She likes sports and sewing. 1 enjoy just groovin around with my friends stated Mary Lou. The Clarion congratulates you! Brent Worwood was chosen outstanding boy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wor-woo- d. This year Brent was Student Body President. He was on the football team and was basketball manager. He was also on the Bookkeeping Team. He plans to go to Snow College next year and study Mrs. A. V. Gadd had as her visitor RobSaturday, her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Provo. of children three and ert Carter Miss Kathleen Allred of Fountain Paula Newell and Mary Ellen 1971-7- 2 was a guest at the home of her Green Editors Worwood, F. Gadd grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Don end. week the over 71-72 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Briggs of Beaver were visitors on Wednesday of last week at the home of his brother and sister in Yearbook Editors for next law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggs. year will be Mary Ellen WorMr. and Mrs. Ross Sperry and Mr. and wood and Paula Newell, said Dennis Sperry returned to their Mrs. DeAnn Jarrett, this years yearhomes in California after visiting with book editor. of Both of the new yearbook relatives in Utah. They were guests dinner. a at Earl S. family editors have worked on the Mrs. Fonda yearbook this year. Mary Ellen iniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiuiiiM was Junior High yearbook editor, and Paula was this years business manager. Next year, Mary Ellen, acting as layout editor, will be in in charge of keeping everyone busy, and getting the layouts and copy ready. Paula, being Published Thursdays at Nephi, Juab the business editor, will be in County, Utah. Second class entry charge of selling yearbooks, adat Nephi, Utah 84648. vertising, and collecting money. They will work together to make decisions that will influence next years yearbook. Tomemberofthe gether they already have decided what next years theme will be. Office: 96 South Main Street Yearbook Editors Chosen When you plant seeds In the places where flowers are to bloom, consider color schemes. For instance, blue lobelias are pretty alone but much more effective when interplanted with pink sweet alyssum. Similarly, a red salvia might be planted in front d of tall zinnias. Thursday, May 27, 1971 O- Telephone: (801) 623-052- 5 $4.00 per year, payable rates on advance. Advertising request. Roy E. Gibson - Publisher and Subscription: in Editor-Manag- er white-flowere- Carter and daughter Dawn of Orem. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Petty are parents of a son bom April 29 at Delta. Mrs. Petty Is the former Laura Jenkins. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jenkins of Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Theobald of Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fork announce the April 27 at Spanish are Mr. and Mrs. Nephi and Mr. and Jenkins of Spanish birth of a son on Fork. Grandparents Homer Jenkins of Mrs. Cyril Jex of Senior Gtizens News On Wednesday, May 18, Senior Citizens held their monthly banquet. Seventy-eigattended and enjoyed the delicious dinner. A program of old time music was presented by Mozart Larsen. Many enjoyed dancing. On June 2nd at 2 p.m. films will be shown and refreshments served. Page Five Shop the Ads for Sayings! ht Your MAN suggests: INSURANCE claims are handled promptly by C. U. Insurance and for best protection, we urge you to be sure you are fully insured in view of foday's inflated values! Relatives, Friends of Nephi Area Invited to Open House Dr. and Mrs. Kendall A. Dutson of Spanish Fork, formerly of Nephi, will honor their son, Randall K. and his bride, Catherine Ann Weidemann of St. Missouri at an open house on Louis, Friday, June 4 at the Veterans Memorial Building, 386 North Main Street in Friends and relatives Spanish Fork. are invited to attend, with the line being from 7:30 until 10:00 p.m. INSURANCE Larry Peterson CENTRAL UTAH INSURANCEAGENCY 33 South Main Street Office: 623-025- 0 Nephi, Utah Residence 623-003- 9 New Babies . . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ketye announce the birth of a daughter May 20 at the Juab County Hospital. Mrs. Keyte is the former Valeen Teerlink. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Teerlink, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Keyte, all of Mona. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keyte are great grandparents. Show Winners Named and FFA members Seventy-eigexhibited their animals at the Spring Livestock Show sponsored by the Club of Nephi last week. Fifty-eigalso participated in the livestock and horse judging contest Ten trophies were awarded to the outstanding exhibitors in the various categories. These trophies were donated by First Security Bank, Jenkins Sales & Service, Juab County Mill & Elevator Co., Jacks Department Store, Ute Stampede, Kendall Katering, and Nephi Club. Allens Cash Store and Ted Chase, distributor of Cream O Weber products, treated contestants to hot dogs and drinks during the afternoon. Following is the list of trophy and blue ribbon winners: 4-Horses, group Gina Tolley, trophy. Tom1, (ages my Taylor, Kim Jorgensen, Ellen Jarrett, Scott May, David McPherson and Jeff Kendall, blue ribbons. Gary Horses, group 2 (ages Jarrett, trophy; Carmela Robbins, Carol Garrett, Jeff Yates, Scott Jones, Mike Stephenson and Dale Jackson, blue ribbons. Dennis Stuart, champion ram, Sheep trophy; Merilyn Dailey, champion ewe, trophy; Steven Garrett and Brent Dailey, blue ribbons. Beef David Worwood, trophy; Brent Dailey and Rod Shepherd, blue ribbons. Swine Mike Baxter, trophy, Kim Jarrett, blue ribbon. Scott Tolley won the trophy in the Horse judging contest; Dale Jackson In the Livestock judging and Brent Dailey In the FFA Livestock judging contest. Nyle Mathews, USU Livestock Specialist judged the livestock classes and Jay Hall, Millard County Agent, judged the horses in the show. ht 4-- H Ki-wa- ht is H 14-1- 4-- H 4-- 4-- H list of Patients Patients atthe Juab County Hospital on Wednesday morning included Zella Carter, Levan; Ruby Fowkes, Nephi; Emily M. Nebeker, Sigurd; Gerald Nebeker, Nephi; Carl Parkin, Nephi; Nelda Reynolds, Nephi; Ralph Tacy, Fountain Green and Edwene Walker, Mona. CARD OF THANKS We extend thanks to our friends and relatives in Nephi for their kindnesses to us at the recent funeral services for John Painter. We especially thank Bishop Ralph E. Chase and all others who assisted in any way. 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