THE Do you want to Euy, Rent PYRAMID Appreciates News of You, Sell or Trade? Your Family and Try an Adlet in YOUR CITY At All the PYRAMID Times. Presented High MIA Awards - Price 'fen (knits Mt. Pleasant (Utah) Pyramid. Friday, May FI, Kidd Volume LXIV Number Nineteen Sanpete Passes Quota in In 1955 Cancer Campaign highly Students Receive Diplomas At Graduation Exercises Thursday in the yraduatiny class Kifiht Mmior.s are school North of Of tin assigned (junta of Sanpete county reports Principal F. N. Sanpete hih conMikkelsnn. (Iraduation eercies were to he raised $l,UU(i.fl. The quota for last year was $fr(). elueted lie.! cwmng in the Second'' In charge of the campaign in North Sanpete Third ward chapel with ttie hontow ns li.-t- ed YK-UH, - or students in (hinge of the gram. Graduates weie: Jimmy Allred, Norma Allied, Thomas Allied, Master M Men and (ioldon (ile.uiei uiv.nd wmiis Kent Stiate, Spiing City; LalnTe Mi llor, Fuiniow. Mrs. C 01 don Sorensen, Spiing Cits. LDS To Six People $5 Benefit M-M- M-M- M-M- Students Will Moroni High Sets Graduation Banquet Friday For 39 Another $5 plate banquet for the t h waul beta fit of the Fn building fund has been .set for Fnday night. May 20, at eight o'clock, according to an announcement by the bishoprics. A special piogram is being planned for the banquet and committees are being assigned Mrs. Sadie Mower of the First ward, and Mrs. Edith Simpson of the Fourth ward, of the dinner comare mittee. Dewey Scow heads the advertising and ticket committee. A house to house canvass of the town will be made. Mr. Scow said, and everyone is invited. All attending are asked to bring their own eating utensils. Students Listed For 1955 W.A. Commencement Commencement exercises o f Wasateh Academy will be held at 10:30 a.m., May 30, place to be announced later. Following aie the graduates; Diane Aller, Driggs, Idaho; Betty Baker. Eureka; Baibara Barbour, Mozambique. Portuguese, East Africa; Bruce Baker, Lewiston, Montana; Bonnie L. Barrett, Winston. Ore.; Gerald Bibler, Darby, Mont.; Jerry Brown, Eureka; Ruby Buffham, Greystone, Colo.; Leah Carter. Mt. Pleasant; Robert Cowlev. Richfield; James Darnell, Paul. Ida.; Boyd Gibbons, Darby, Mont.; Janies Harrison, Paradise, Calif ; Winona Hart, Dubois, Wvo. e Sue Hartman. Aztec. N. M.; Hood. Ignacio, Colo.; Larry Maxine Jaeger, Fresno, Calif.; Johnsi n. Window Rock. Ariz.; Betsy Koch, Big Bend National Park, Texas; Janiece Long, Vernal, Bobbie Madson, Mt. Pleasant; Tim Mantle, Artesia. Colo.; Donna Lee Menzies. Clear Creek; Bill Morgan, Nephi; Glenn Nelson, Clear Creek; Eileen Nielson and Jessie Millar, Mt. Pleasant; Dana Peak, Bountiful; Eilene Rodgers, Lamar, Colo.; James Stacey, Richfield; Barbara Stewart, Vernal; Mike Stricklin, Grand Canyon, Ariz.; Carolyn Troy, Lahaina, Maui, T.H.; Jon Visel, Mt. Pleasant; Charles Winkle, Salt Lake City. Lor-lain- Services Held At Fairview For Mrs. Jenkins Mary Elnora Graham Jenkins, died at her home in Fairview May 9 of causes incident to age. She was bom in Fairview JanPupils of Holly Visel and Doro30, 1876, a daughter of John uary a second Lourdou will present thy C. Jensen Graham. She and Mary of recital music, readings was married to spring James Oliver afand drama this coming Sunday Manti Jenkins the in Temple ternoon, May 15 at 3:30 in the 10, 1894. First-Fourt- h ward chapel. The January Mrs. Jenkins has served as secpublic is cordially invited to atretary of the Mllburn ward Re tend. lief Socity and also counselor for is the songs, program: Following Relief "The Little Kitty Kat, "God several years. She was Milburn of the Society president Lois Bless Us All, Carter; piano, Jen"Bell at the Fountain, Diane ward for nine years. Mrs.trustees one as of kins the served Prestwich; reading, Arithmetic, of Milburn school board for sevJudy Jensen; piano, "Banjo on My eral years. Knee, Erwin Bollinger; readings, Surviving are two sons, Oliver Laura Jo Mikkelson; piano, "SkMonte Jenkins, Los Angeles; Em Jean Barbara "The Harp, iing, Salt Lake est Leon Brunger; songs, "The Wedding of and the Jenkins, brothers City, and following the Painted Doll, and "My Alice Blue Gown", Lynne Madsen; piano, sisters, Maitland Graham, Loyal Mrs. John W. variations on "Twinkle, Twinkle, Graham, Fairview;Mrs. Harry W, Little Star. Linda Frandsen; na- Shand. Manti; nine Clear grandCreek; PetSutton, Ann Dee de "Clair Lune, no, erson; reading, "Jane", Sally children and 21 Peterson; piano, Hungarian RhapFuneral services were held Frisody No. 2, Sandra Lund; piano. Nocturne in B flat Major, Lucy day afternoon in Fairview South Otis Ann Jessen; reading, "Iluck Finn ward chapel with Bishop Joins the Gang, Justus Seely; Nielsen in chargeInterment was in Fairview cempiano, Sonata in A Minor, Linda directed by Jacobs Mortuetery Liobestrauin, piano, Newberry; songs, Richard ary. Sylvia Howard: Graham; play, "Not on the Menu", A first daughter and second with the following in the cast: Laura Jo Mikkelson, Patti Briggs. child was welcomed May 5 by of Yynne Madsen, Keith Soure, Bob Leo and Elaine Sparks Simpson Nana Mt. Pleasant. Hansen, Linda Newberry, Mrs. Ieter Simpson is grandLee Larsen, Johnny Sours. It is directed by Holly Visel. assisted bv mother of the new baby. Donna la-- Menzies nnd staging is Bridge club met last Thursday by Richard Manning. evening with Mrs. Thelma Hasler Members of IOOF lodge No. 20 as hostess. Prizes were won bv Mrs Ruth were guests of Dr. John Eardley of Moroni at a dinner pnrty Fri- Fowles and Mrs Ruth Ilarentsen for high score. day night. ive Recital Eileen Anderson, Virginia Anderson, Woodrow Hohne, Madge BraJoan Burnside, dy, Kent Brady, Jeioid Bui ton, Merth Bushman, Gary Coates, Kathy Caiiston, Utahna Coates, Ted Crisp, Bryant Paul Christensen. Christensen, Morris Draper, Billie K. Draper, Marie Erickson, A rime Fowles. Ned Frandsen, Elvin Frandsen. Betty Lou Gardner, Beverly GraRichard Graham, Beth ham, Winkler Graham, Lou Ann Hafen, Bonnie Hamilton, Vanoy Hansen. Virginia Hasler, Wayne Hughes, Gwen Jensen, Connie V. Johansen, Dale Justesen. Marjorie Lasson, Morris Lund. Dorothy Curtis, Juanita Hansen, Dorothy Madsen, Bryant Madsen, Earl Madsen, Gordon Marx, Rex Mills, Ataiilyn Miner, Karen McKinney, Dean Mower, Dennis Norman Mower, Gary Mower, Mower, Mernl Ney, Brant Nel- son, Scott Olsen, Larry Osborne, Mary Allred Osborne, Linda Peel, Seth Peterson, Joyce Peterson, Virgil Peterson, Wayne Poulsen, Eugene Rigby, Nedra Riddle, Jan- et Kosenlof, Travis Rosenlof, David Ruesch, Clair Seely, Donna Mae Seeley, Carlene Sidwell, Mel- vin Shelley, Glen Sorensen, Sher- man Strate, Dorothy Tucker Pat Tuttle, Jerry Vance, Irene Whim pey, Mont Wheeler, Arlene Wink-- 1 elman. Program was themed to "I believe in knowledge and was as follows: march of the graduates; addrss of welcome, Beverly Graham; Ours is the World Oinvocation, 'Hare, mixed chorus; Sherman Strate; "I Believe" Dake and Graham, mixed chorus; 1 Believe, Virginia Hasler; The Cornerstone the of Temple, Richard Graham; "God Painted a "The Picture DeRose, trio; Richness of the Arts, Janet Rosenlof; "Foundation of Science, The Miracle" Glenn Sorensen; Terry and S heib, double mixed quartet; The Magic of Nature's Values, Arline Fowles; "It Can Destroy, Clair Seely; "The Buildand er" Dromgoole Dougall, Hold High the girls chorus; Nuitii Sanpete stake aie Maijone Allan, Mt Ileas.mt, Wards Set MIA Awards go Two Master and four Golden Gleaner Awards, highest awards in MIA work, were pre-- , sented at the recent North Sanpete Stake conference. Staker Leader Thomas Christensen presented the Master awards to Gordon Sorensen and Kent Strate, both of Spring City, while Stake Leader Ila Jensen presented the Golden Gleaner awards to Mrs. Gordon Sorensen. Mrs. Kent Strate, both of Spring Mt. City, Mrs. Marjorie Adair, Pleasant Third ward, and Miss LaPrele Mellor, Fairview. Gordon and Ethel Sorensen were married June 22, 1948 in the Manti Temple. They have four children, Jerry 6, Karen 4, and twins, Eugene and Eugena, 3 months. Gordon has been Explorer leader and is now a member of the 240th Quoum of Seventies, and is a ward teacher in the Spring City ward. Ethel is a counselor in the Spring City ward Relief Society. Both have been active in and Gleaner class and the have done much temple work. Kent and Herta Strate were married in the Salt Lake Temple, June 5, 1951. They have three and children, Jean 3, David 2, Mehl Ree 1. Kent has been a member of the L D S Church only six years. He has served as Deacon advisor, Priest advisor, Explorer leader, Sunday School and ward teacher, and is second counselor in the Second Quorum of Elders presidency. He is also council chairand man of the stake Herta has Gleaner organization. worked with the Gleaner organization since she was seventeen years of age. She has taught Sunday School, was activity counselor in the Sandy First ward YWAIIA. Both have done temple work, is Adair Marjorie Anderson the wife of J. Quinten Adair, resident engineer for the State Road Commission of Utah. They are the parents of five children, Quinten, Lori Lee, Gay, Lane and Lou Ann. Mrs. Adair has the largest family of any Golden Gleaner of North Sanpete stake. To earn Mutual, her award she taught sang in ward and stake choirs, grls chorus. sang In ward is At present time she Gleaner counselor for four wards of Mt. Pleasant. LaPreal Mellor Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mellor of Fayette. She is a graduate of Brigham Young University and has been home economcs teacher at Fairview junior high school for the past two years. When school is out she will leave for a long Western term mission to the States L D S mission o 79, Students Graduation exercises of Moroni held this high school will be evening according to an announcement by Principal Spafford Sum-sio- Graduates are: Nedra Anderson, Margean Bolilin, Carolyn ChrisReta tensen, Jay Christensen, Christensen, JoAnn Cloward; Ina Karen Curtis, Leuiene Curtis, Draper, Gary Dyehes, Joe Faux, Clair Green, Lora Kelson, Barbara Larson, Jacklyn Olson, Gwen Olson, Urean Robertson, John Syme and Bruce Westenskow, all of Moroni; Verna B. Cloward, Lenis Ronald Christiansen, Collard, Garn Coombs, John Field, Gordon It. Green, Jean Holman, Dorothy Greta Kendall, Vanese Morgan, Morley, Eddie Morrow, Camille Rasmussen, Frank Shepherd all of Fountain Green; Edna Anderson, Steven Anderson, Renee Larsen, Aria Peterson, and Romona Thomas of Richard Chester; Thomas of Wales Carole and Mumford of Mt. Pleasant. Following is the program to be piesented this evening at graduation exercises of Moroni high school: Addi ess of welcome and lass president Gei on theme, Green; invocation. Nedra Andei-son- ; song, "Ill Walk With God senior class chorus; student Our Responsibility Through Democracy". Bruce Wes"Our Responsibility tenskow; Through the Home", Dorothy M Kendall; song. "I Have a Rendezvous With Life", selected chorus; students addresses, "Our responsibility through education", Caiole Mumford: "Our military responsibility." G. Garn Coombs; sene. "Friend of Mine, Gretta Motley, Jean Holman and Camille Rarmus-sen- ; Our restudent addresses: ligious responsibility, Jacklyn Olsen; "Our responsibility through planning and world leadership," Renee Larsen; reading, Baibara Larson; presentation of graduates, Spafford Principal Sumsion; awarding of diplomas, Superintendent Howard Evans; song, "My Own America". Senior Chorus; benediction, Joseph A. Faux; recessional, accompanist, Joyce Bail, Torch", Pat Tuttle; presentation of the class, Principal E. N. Mikkelson; awarding of diplomas. Superintendent Howard C. Evans; "Its a World ediction, Honor Wide Big Wonderful Rox, mixed chorus; ben- Dorothy Tucker. students were: Virginia Hasler, Pat Tuttle, Richard Graham, Glenn Sorensen, Janet Rosenlof, Arline Fowles, Clair Seely. Class officers were: president, Beverly Graham; secretary, Utahna Coates; treasurer, Larry Osborne. Commencement activities included: May 3, Rams Club banHonor Banquet; quet; May 4, May 6, band concert and soloists 9, from music contest; May yearbook party; May 10, senior class party; May 11, North San- ey- Student Appointed Frat. Treasurer Orcn, Mrs. Jniin.-oi- i, lndianoia, Mrs. John B.gh-iFmmeu. Mrs Odes sa Young, Mountiunville. Mis Ia'H-li- e Hht-!lSpnng City, Mrs. Max Main; Chest ei, Mrs Kennel h Cand-lam- i; Wales, hiirn Kne.se; Moroni, Mrs Dean Kipl-vMt. Pleasant, Mis Minnie Rutishauser; Mt. Pleasant business district, Arthur F. Rasmussen. Those in charge of the (umpaign in each town were assisted by members of various chilis and other volunteer workers. Appreciation and thanks is extended by chairmen to volunteer workers who did the work style in the current campaign and to the people of our district who gave to the fight against cancer. Aen- I Funeral Services pro- KeNei- I runerdl baturday . . . Held Monday For Ft. Green Man Funeial st-- vices weie held Monday afternoon m Fountain Green ward chapel for Roy Oldroyd Christiansen, 63, who died Thursday at a Nephi ho.sint.il after a short illness. Mr. Christiansen was born at Fountain Green January 29, 1892, a son of Christian John and Ellen He Jane Oldroyd Christiansen. married Cleo Orowther, February e 11, 1925 at Nephi, with the later being solemnized in the Manti L D S Temple. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, was a farmer and stock raiser and a veteran of World War I. He served as a counselor in thp presjdency of the Elders Quorum in the pountain Green ward. Survivors include his widow, Fountain Green; one son, Kenner Christiansen, Ogden; two daughters, Mrs. LaRue Shaw, Nephi; Mrs. Joyce Draper, Georgia; five grandchildren; five brothers and three sisters, Theodore C. ChristiPleasant Grove; ansen, Agnes Christensen, Idaho; Kate Christen- sen, Cedar City; A. L. Christian Soren Christiansen, sen, Ogden; Jomi C. Joseph R. Christiansen, Mrs. Ella Ivory, Christiansen, Fountain Green. Bishop Scott Cook conducted the services. Prayer at the home was given by Ivan Bailey; invocation, F. Booth Cook; choir, led by Eva Jacobson, "My God and I"; Jessie solo, "I'll Forget You, Oldroyd, accompanid by Verda A. Lund; speaker, Victor Rasmussen; organ solo, Verda A. Lund; vocal trio, "I Walked in Gods Garden, Darlene Crowther, Kate Christensen and Doris Christensn, accompanied by Blythe Taylor; speaker, Bishop Scott Cook; choir, "Eternity; benediction, Howard Ivory. Military honors at the cemetery were accorded by the American Legion. Burial was under direction of Ursenbach Funeral Home. Osmond Crowther dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were friends of the deceased: Wilford Mikkelson, Howard Allred, Francis Coulsen, Mathias Allred, Leland Despain and Arthur J. Anderson. , house-to-hou- fund-raisin- V ma-riag- t ft ' U I At Fairview Elam IE Anderson For Mrs. Mower Mt. Pleasant Man Dies at Hospital Funeral services for Mrs. Jordan H. Mower, 80, will be held today (Friday) at 1 p.m. in Fair-vii'- w North ward chapel. Mrs Mower died Monday night. May 9 at the Gillespie rest home at Tooele of causes incident to age. Mary Elizabeth Peterson Mower was born in Murray November, 18, 1874, a daughter of James A. Rnd Sarah Ann Brown Peterson. The family moved to Fairvie when she was nine years old and she had made her home there since that time. August 17, 1893 she was married to Jordan H. Mower at Manti, with the marriage later being solemnized in Manti LDS tenw pie. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, and was a long-tiRelief Society worker serving ort their quilt and handwork committees Mrs. Mower was known for the lovely quilts she made. Supvwtng are her husband; one son and four daughters, James Alton Mower, El Cerrito, Calif.; Mrs. Albert (Levell) Salb, Portland, Oregon; Airs. Atyrtle Pearsop, Alurray; Airs. Ernest (Afelba) PouL sen. Copperton; Airs. Royal (ZeL la Alaeisen; Alt. Pleasant; IT grandchildren; 27 and one Floreni child, and one brother, Peterson, Fairview. Burial will be in Fairview city cemetery directed by Albert Atad-se- n. Of Heart Ailment Elam H. Anderson. in in Mt. 10 ment. 79, died May the Sanpete LDS hospital Pleasant of a heart ail- He was horn June 10, 1875, a son of Janies and Matilda Cheney Anderson. Mr. Anderson served two missions for the LDS church, one in the Eastern States while a young man and the other with his wife in the California mission in later life. He also served in the North Sanpete stake presidency for four years and as a high councilman for four years, lie waJ counselor in the Fairview South ward bishopric for ten years and taught in ail the auxiliary organizations of the church at different times. He was also active in civic woik, having served on the North Sanpete school hoard for ton years and as a member of the Sanpete Produe tif-Marketing Assn. for thirteen years. lie married Elizabeth Peteison in the Manti 1900. Mrs. Roy Poulsen had her three sons and families together for the first time in several years on Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Reed H. Martin came from Layton and took Mrs. Poulsen to Chester to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Martin and Mr. and Ms. Lowell Martin. Harold Amoldsen and family of Moroni also visited Mrs. Poulsen on Sunday. Ros-enlu- Temple April 11, Survivors include his widow, also two sons, Dr. E. D. Anderson, Seattle. Wash.; W. C. Anderson, Salt Lake Citv; six daughters, Mrs. A L (G wen) Tippetts, Springvillo; Mrs. Edmond L. Ceix (Melba) Fairview; Mrs. B. E. (Zottai Tuek-e- r, Ephraim; Mrs. R. U. (Donnn) Anderson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. M. L. (Fern) Crawford, San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. L. S. (Fawn) Fife, Burmingham, Mich.; one brother, Loren A Anderson, Spanish Fork; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Terry, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Deseret Larsen, Spring City; Mrs. Sylvia Miner, Fairview. Funeral services will be he'ld Saturday at 2 p.m. in Fairview South ward chapel. Friends may call at the family home Friday evening and Saturday until time of services Rules Set up for Rambouillet Show Set Next Weekend at Spring City county fair season has bethis nature to be held in Sanpete county this year will be the Ramboullet and OF SCHEDULE May 13 I May 14 I 1 May 13 I Muv $ EVENTS First-Fourt- PTA Groups Hold Meetings Here h - Col-lar- i 1.3 Muv 19 n. I 1 First-Fourt- l. waid banquet fn In m !it nth Dance1 Review, Fairview PTA as he w.u-- xpoiisoud In nefit Wasateh Ai.ielrmy Spiing Music Recital. Jeii'en .nnual litei.iii contest. ( iaiglir.nl aenl- ltornun. Reunion of CL.-- of '30, Noitli San pi t" High Se bool Wusitt h Ac aele "m hand conceit. M'moi tea and baMai 80 Wasateh Ar.idrny tonimriu ement cxrrekes a m. 10:!?0 Atr. Funk. 4-- sei 'ice. -- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith spent last weekend in Salt Lake City, and also attended the IOOF Cara-- I van in Midvale Saturday night. m i Fairview Jr. High Gives Certificates Graduating exercises of Fairview junior high tenth grade were held Wednesday night in Fairview South ward. Graduates were Catherine Peterson, Yvonne Cox, Margaret Christensen, Jeanette Osborne, Earlene Beck, Arlan Rasmussen, who received a grade average of A- - or better for the four years they attended Fairview junior high, also Charley Bailey, Robert Bohne, Lowell Christensen, Jack Cox, Dixie Hansen, Amanda Kay Hansen, Garth Jensen, Alargaret Johnson, Kenneth Koski, Ned Alills, Dorothy Alower, Larry Alower, Larry Orton, Raelene Peckham, Pearl Atae Pritchett, Richard Rasmussen, Donna Rosenlund, Carla Seely, Lyle Vance, Josephine Zuber. Program presented was as follows: prelude, Joyce Cheney; march of the graduates; remarks, AI. H. Aladsen; song, "God Bless America, tenth grade; invocation, Dixie Hansen; song, "Ill Walk With God, tenth grade; valadic-tor- y address, Catherine Peterson; organ solo, Margaret Johnson; talks, Earlene Beck, Jeanette Osborne; Alargaret Christensen; Arlan Rasmussen. Yvonne Cox; vocal solo, Amanda Kay Hansen; presentation of graduates, Otis Nielson; awarding of diplomas, Lavem; Jensen of the board of prognostications, Dorothy Alower; wills, Raelene Peekham; song, tenth grade; benediction, Robert Bohne. edue-ation- 4-- 4-- II s ; 4-- H 4-- H of building F. C. ccalaureate Eph- raim on May 20-2In order for the young people of the county to exhibit in the Junior Department of any of the forthcoming shows, they must be bonafide FFA or club All entry blanks for members. the Junior Department must be signed by the FFA advisor or the county agent, according to Dennis Funk, County Agricultural Agent. With the first county livestock show only one week away, former club members must and new members enroll before Afay 20 if they plan to exhibit at the Ephraim show, warns All Spring City, Moroni, Fairview, clubs should be Fountain Green and Mt. Pleasant ized and members enrolledorgan-by PTA organizations were repre- June 15, 1955 if they plan to parsent c'd. ticipate in the season activities such as club camp, county fair, Mr. and Mrs. Berthell Howell state fair, etc. Any group of young people, boys and children of Salt Lake City visited here on Mothers Day with or girls, interested in organizing a club should contact the Mrs. Jewel M. Peterson. County Extension Service, Alanti, and one of the agents will be "Drums Along the Mohawk will be shown at Craighead audi- glad to assist with the organizaclub program is torium, Wasatch Academy, May tion. toThe any boy or girl between 13 at 3:30 p.m. The film is spons- - open the ages of 10 and 21. ored by the I R C of Wasatch. fund. - Junior Livestock Show at 1. Commencement exercises of Moroni High School. Moroni LDS chapel. ward. 8 p.m., sponsoi- Dance Review, A meeting of the North Sanpete ed by Rebckahs for benefit of church building District local PTA Council with fund. i PTA officers was called WednesStake MI Leadership meeting. 3:"n p.nt., Secondday night in the auditorium at North Sanpete high school. The Third ward, Mt. Pleasant. d meeting was called by Reed of Fountain Green, president Second Spring Recital of pupi1-of the Distrct Council. Airs. Dorothy Cox of Dorothy Lourdou, 3:30 p.m. Manti, regional director, was presented North Sanpete stake Swain Dav fm bee Hive giiK and was the speaker of the evenand mothers, Mt. Pleasant Fust-- mirth ward. ing. g Funeral Services I kh, A baby girl was born May 4 to pete junior high graduation exer- Fergus and Melba Thompson 12, North Sanpete cises; May of Mt. Pleasant. exercommencement school high The has a brother and siscises; May 13, awards assembly, ter to baby welcome her. Mrs. HenriMehl Ree Draper, daughter of 9:30 a.m. etta Thompson is the maternal Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Draper of grandmother. Word was received here recently Spring City, was recently elected of the arrival of a baby girl to treasurer of her chapter of Lamb- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rosenlof, da Delta Sigma, LDS church fra- their first child. The Rosenlofs ternity at Utah State Agricultural are making their home at Hayward while Eugene is stationed at College, Logan. Miss Draper is a junior at Utah Parks Air Force Base, Calif. The new mother is the former State majoring in social work. Lambda Delta Sigma is a nat- Joy Blackham of Wales. Grand-E. Mrs. and Mr. are The livestock show and ional LDS church fraternity with parents 2o" chapters' in" the lntermountain Blackham of Wales and William The first activity of gun. Rosenlof of Mt. Pleasant. West. ' - Students Take Honors in Art Spring City Junior High art students under the direction of Airs. Helen V. Atadsen, again were winners in the International Art Poster Contest held yearly at Stanford University at Palo Alto, Colif. For the past number of years students have won cash prizes and certificates of merit In this world art contest. This year the winners are as follows; Linda Aiken, third place Airs. Aladsens cash prize; Marianne Nunley, Atelba Sue Strate, Jnne Downard, Judy Justesen, Karen Anderson, Air. and Airs. Leroy Christensen Atarjorie Nielsen, Gayle Ericksen, and daughters of Sunnyside spent Dorthy Aiken, Kerry Alin'd, Ra-NSunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Beck, Linda Aiken, certifiDoscna Brown. cates of merit. ee