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Show V fir WORK There are uo uh thni u IHM lillkUl4nt WUi 1J If I impmtant wrak. Tin humbled itmce, writ peibmiird. i, mble ktirrli Tli to 1XMH 4 o( lilt slop ktuU (. Wall! might ul 4 gkkl imliiiiit', and tri MiiMvr 1 handled .U Rrflcii.rai .4 Duitimrp )m l4c, Self Brail- Without lc Mrw utlkm U : P.4 hraJrtO. Hoy Un.- -. the Jr ilnni Worth M4. dent, j4V Fm- -. IW I44llt Grand Ma- For Your SPECIAL WEDDING (r Ah-th- a 'r, ,?o. lUNDKRIITX the U0 2 year in viirfiiA. our ethwU havr gone In Ht(ctmg a inaihiiM nuik. For datsxinq eiMiikitrnrd, cipiaintance once asked laithrr Btirliank what he was working mi. Trying to cross ail rgg4ant with milkweed," answered liiiriiank. "And what on earth do yon epcct from that?" asked the friend. Custard iie, replied Burlumk. .An ! Call Ralph Jensen 75 fr ,. (hieen i4 the month was Flor- - rine VVadmrton who recrised a lovrlv gift. A four week towel cm.test' was held with TOPS winner Flomne Wadiurlon re- (fiving 10 loautiful lath toucU. KOPS winner. Jane Medina, received four lovely luith towels. SRI) was held May II and 12. Caroline Morison graduatid as a KOPS She also received honors as chapter r.ueen. A grad time was had hv all who attend- - pj srll-hel- p Knmhc inter at, student sseie tailed to Ms testing tatirai. Student wne rsato-atea on a to thru ranging liran (Til Citie Irapir OfTirrm d uc iianlio-Miliurai4i- rrsiiK itatiiMi) K'irr '4l,r ate -- luimmg high, ami if time to lammh O' of the I (till Annual Fneml "! Grune lint werLend in SHitheateni I tali. Tl.e crme oilnlatlv' liegm Salurdav. Mav 2 at Green liner. Hal. ami end ome 142 mile dv ner) at Moah. Ilalr on Sunday'. REGISTRATION will op n at the Crern Riser Fne llmise on Fmlay. May 23 and ciMilmne until ihmni on Saturday. "No u,!l Ik ,l.e to register after nmm on Salur.lay." accord- ing lo Comuutdorv o( tlie Oaiiuhi htcr .W River Marath.m ciathM. GaH Salm. Mlli- 'hJ R'""! pred.iled for (he 2day ewnt wliich last sear attraitcd Imats. (Mf.cials 4 the user M-u- corporation cspect oser 500 to make the run this non-prof- it f r1 1 1 ioiii snv so sv 11 kmu v i f ij-- rado Rivers, guard service at Moah, launching and docking as- sistance. w'cstem entertainment Bottom and a at Anderson served Feast in Friendship Green River from Green River State Park to the confluence of the Green and Colorado, then up J" I"1'"' ";' amiM.lee ,1,,,,k linlliiHi ,h ,year ''' , i4 tune , Mineral (.anyon (:7 ,ll.7 rtmetl , , hi the N,t, S4'm,U m! kl(.M IhiUmn on the CKrki Hicr Viihuv, lliore '11 laiihlies at An- Ra IMtom A suaik cranes- laiditv will Ik sit ',,h' "'J1 - M"iral and . me J'P 4 craimiunicathms will lie in operation there. BiMter sli.mld re.m.nlKr to ke ahmg plenty 4 suntan Im turn, sun glasses, film, hrimmed hats and insect reHlleuts to make the journey more comfort- aide. Boats should also have on Imard a mooring line, estra gas cans, a first aid kit, and three large plastic hags for disosal of Boaters trash ahmg the way. will need a shirt, for cool nights and an ialk thange of clothing. t.S. (aiast Guard approved life jackets ill I necessary for each mein- l?r "f the Imatiug party, and it's a good idea to have some extra parts ahmg. Boats must lie registered in your home state. and le in good condition. With plenty of snacks, plenty f loaters, the 1473 Friendship Cruise should !e one that par- ticipants will remetulier for long-sleeve- d years. y n H lo 10 urk Fuimal serstce for Roy held Monday, May 21 at the Tale Moitmuv. MR. IJMAKk died May lit til a Salt lake Hospital. Bishop vVevley Vurwallrr rmiductrd a and the fmoi k nne (dated la-rai- and prrlmle ithide music. (ail Seal gase the family . O ; P ullllOr till! qwwi OUUUU I I IIOI I has lie scholard.ipl.y the McDonnell Dcmglas Cor mratim one of ten given to thildirn of employees 4 the craiitany. She is tlie daughter of I)r. David Knapp, chief lalmratory scientist for Donald W. Douglas Amy Knapp. alter the obituary at the dose of the rile gase ( alhster. Pirsidnit Musical numtirr wne a Sinai solo III the Ganhii" by Fav CaMim-l- t ami Ifoxie Dulnon and an organ medlrv i4 Irish tune (4 request 4 the (amilsj a bs Mrv Fucuth. AI.M 1 J. DelaMare la-rat- rd the lienedullun and the grase at the Torale Ceme-tr- i was dedicated bv Carl Seal. Gerage . Grrenlee Am-etan agiun Post and the" Disabled War Veteran conducted Pall (train were Grant, and George Lougy, Harold Barlow, Boy Dunn and John u la-lto- lute. SM.KSMEN One salesman fur Corning Class wa consistently the other in hi sale c4 unlncakable glaw. Finally, hi secret leaked out. He carried a hammer with him, hit the glas with it. and said, "See! It doesn't break." The other salesmen caught on, and their sale went up. But the fird salesman shot ahead again. What was he doing now? Instead of hitting the glaw himself, he was handing the hammer to the cudomer and inviting him to take a whack. American Salesman g A neighlmr little Imiv came to my kill hen door and smelling a delectable aroma, asked what I wa cooking. Baking a lemon meringue pie," 1 answered. Tlie little fellow disaptrar-ed- , Id take my silly dog to a but presently returned and asked, "What did you av is psychiatrist but he not allowFamed on conches. the pie middle name?" Shelby Friedman, Humor on Parade ily Weekly. 17 awanleda Lalmratories, iiigton. Richland, HER MOTHER is Wash- - the n ii GKKE TOR? for- - mer Nancy Mayer of Tooele and her grandmother is Mrs. Amy Mayer, IfiO South 2nd Tooele. Tlie Knapp family resides at 809 North Ely Street, Kenne-Imwick, Washington, Miss Knapp is news editor at the Kamiakin High School and has won three trophies in the past month in debate, one of them second place in the state for extemporaneous speak- - ted, at ing. MISS KNAPP whose grade Kamiakin is 3.89 average (highest possible is 4), said she will use the four year scholarship at Pomona College in Southern Utah to study history for a at The Board of Directors of the a and political journalism background. organization, Years ago her father receiv-gineeAmerican Society of Civil En- - was recently appointed Chairman d a similar company has elected Ellis L. of the American recently U.S. Coin- - Public Works Association Bi- - ship to obtain his doctorate, missioner of Reclamation and Centennial Commission, now Vice President of the URS His expertise has been Corporation of San Ma- - ni.ed by many institutions and teo, California, to the grade of organizations. In 1970, for Member in the So- - ample, he was awarded the n ciety. Only 248 engineers have American Society of Civil so designated to his high Award J. Tipton gineers Royce honor in the history of for his world- - wide leadership cho-othis 67,000 member organization in f irrigation and drainage engi- - Resources employees were Civil Engineers. neering, and in 1971 was desig- - sen as Outstanding Employees THE of nated by the American Public of the Year in their districts by CERTIFICATE Honorary Membership will be pre- - Works Association as Public the Utah Public Employees Assented to Mr. Armstrong at the Works Man of the Year. In 1972 sociation. Annual Convention Awards Lun- - he was elected an Honorary Mrs. Shirley James was n in New York City on Oc- - Member of the American Water ed outstanding employee in the tober 31. He is a native of Cedar Works Association. In 1965, he Valley District; Mrs. Billie City, Utah and is married to was elected the 29th National Hodgkinson was chosen in the the former Florine Clark of Honor Member of Chi Epsilon, Vernal District; and Mrs. the old National Civil Dell Sudweeks represented the Mr. Armstrong has been ac- Cedar City District, Engineering Honor Fraternity. A UPEA committee selects tive in the Societys affairs for is man the only Armstrong over 40 years, including ' his to have served as both U.S. Com- - five men and five women final-yeaas a member of the Stu- - missioner of Reclamation and ists for the honor. Mrs. James dent ASCE Chapter at Utah U.S. Commissioner of Public and Mrs. Sudweeks were among State University, from which he Roads. He served as Commission- - the top five finalists and receiv-ha- s a Bachelor of Science De- - er of Public Roads during 1958-6- 1 ed engraved plaques for their gree in Civil Engineering. He and as Commissioner of Recla- - awards. The winners each has a Doctor of Engineer- - mation from 1969 until his re- - ceived a $100 savings bond, Mrs. James is switchboard ing Degree, Honoris Causa, from cent new assignment. Newark College of Engineering DURING HIS career, Mr. operator in the Salt Lake office, in New Jersey and a Doctor of Armstrong has been engaged in She has been employed by the Science Degree, Honoris Causa, world- - wide activities in public Division for 13 years. Mrs. Sud- from Southern Utah State Col- - works and in natural resources weeks has been employed by lege. activities, having been involved the Division for eight years. He is the present Chairman in planning, design, construction She is the secretary for the Di-the ASCE Committee on Tun- - and management of public works visions southern regional office neling Technology and a mem- - and resource projects all over the in Cedar City. Mrs. Hodgkinson ber of the Committee on Qual- - world. He served in various ca- - has worked for the Division for ity Construction. He is the Hon- - pacities in the Bureau of Recla- - nine years and is secretary in orary Chairman of the U.S. mation for 23 years. He was the northeastern regional office National Committee on Tunnel- - with Consulting Engineering in Vernal. Winners of the awards were firms for 12 years, including his ing Technology of the National Academy of Science- - National assignment as Project Engineer Mrs. Hazel Livingood, a cashier of Engineering. In for the Consultants planning, de- - in the Ogden City Finance Academy he served as Chairman of signing, supervising and manag- - partment, and Utah Highway the International Conference on fog the St. Lawrence Power and Trooper Bobbie D. Wilcox. Tunneling held in Wash., D.C., Seaway Project for the Power and was general chairman of Authority of the State of New is an active member of a num-th- e North American Conference York. In addition to serving as ber of professional organizations on Tunneling held in Chicago Commissioner of Public Roads, he and of Phi Kappa Phi, the Na-i- n 1972. was Director of Highways for tional Scholastic Fraternity. He resides in Potomac, HE IS presently serving a the State of Utah in 1957-58- . Maryland two-yeterm as Chairman of He received the Distinguish- - and now maintains offices in the U.S. National Committee of ed Service Award from Utah Washington, D.C. and in Cali-th- e World Energy Conference, State University in 1959. He fomia. n rs scholar-Armstron- Its John Deere Weekend Freedom Time! g, recog-Syste- En-bee- 120-ye- nam-cheo- Rue-Tooel- e. 50-ye- ar rs & Garden Tractors Theres a John Deere Lawn and Lawn re-al- Garden Tractor in a size and price range that matches the job you want it to do and your pocketbook. Edger-Trimm- er of New John Deere take the hard work out of edging along sidewalks and drives, trimming under bushes and shrubs. With a 2- - or p Edger-- T ri mmer you give your yard that professional look. Edger-Trimme- rs De-196- 9, Auto Pcrt 323 North Main - 882-228- 2 La-wa- ik wne crow-countr- y n dwelling over .MJ J,rrr riiK-r-gei- tulle niturr. a little turd but a little mote knowledgeable. I , preparation for field tnp l link', iXNiiiiiittrr on a(rt, food, trail Miggrstimi and ad- anted patty wne (oum-d- . The puqtow? i4 thi runr-iowa fourfold a explained bv health lust nut or N. G. Hate. Ij MM I testing. 2) Social ruin-mir3) Physical exercise and 4) Ecological aqieitx. ter their ,lrt might ( uhnailo ltir to M.mI.. Y.mll we wane .4 the mgged rnuiitr that Ihitih (a Major I'owrll. Kit C.ar v 1ridgrr aw m l.ygone Uv Vonll diwmer aiH lent d. to v ihlMImtli, After immni lurah. tlas unique sine held, followed I is dean up, and liiqHx tirai of atra. Student rmrtged from cans oil af- River llioli, Routers Await Animal Friendship Cruise eite A low cal pot link uipiier wa enrd hv the Imer ol a team conteit. April 5 the new lea.hr ImA ocr their dntie with new contests and penalties in store luminal At ollierr r4 tlie Tourle ( iie league are pirtured hetr (rum Irtti Mrv Jem Winger, oiiicm I hut lul. (uinir llatmon. Jean Dtajirr. Murtm Ralirn, Carol Hlraard. Fnid Spailurd. Ramie Corhrane. Wilrna Mle and Mieme Mleo. mxirter. r CiNiuly, Upon amsal at destiualimi rat h t lass tliKred to Krauaiig ed site lino said apaitl. (latses sine blither tlistded into squad luc mrae mi as to laiilitate peart ice iaitu talioti. Marrh 24. TOIS No. TO iiit ailed new trailer in can dlrlighting termumir. Jailor l1ulliH wa ruinrd leader with (.lance MaiiUm, ro J.dmwm. k U1H a Imalimi called Irlt Halid Folk i4 Settlemriil (ansrai in Tourle Net and Jan Murid, trrawirrr. Ma'nran Stanfield wa named nine si loCM K4xn and the invocation wa litis t little cmistslrd 4 hikbs llaiohl Raihtw Ridmp ollereil ing nsrr (ants nigged tenant, In Vraw anil read 70 tar; thin lira 111) i lime Frolas, Mav s Die iliiiic 4pxl a fmir sstsrk irail ipsetl at thr high aid Mistiur-tlra- i H In ml hi rinrigriM On Yvmme Hov plus Ian iiistimluix ami Okl4irrrs, limn Tuoric at 7 a m. t nigagt k. i. Held For III (V4)r(r!lIliC P induttrialled Horld. Hot apparently not a perfect uiirld. Fur many of u hate a gate I Mil to handicraft link in uur ruind mth the unp er, lew tiMiiplitaled life. In u might - Amerna ha fail. Anne gmie daft over craft. Ogden. Ilonte Beautiful. An extensive line of Wedding Decorations and Charming Menus to Make Your Wedding ''()PS Caps Four W eek ('nurse Halt Cuerd. Fail W mtirgge. MaJame (hrh Ccrage Gillette, Amu Bush Outside GuatJ. Jean Iredru k, WMJ nieinlier, with dancing to Wurthv Treasurer. Fraud rimiplrle tlie evening ruler Merle, Midunr Trrastiier. la Umiiirnt. Her F.nitrai. Worthy Coihairmeu re Mr. ami Sorriny, Ne. Madame Set rrtarv, ,v J.Jnt Riamlc, Aletlu Wrathall, Worthy Trustee Installation ceremnny i open (aotge (ollette, Frank (onuler, m the pnliln. - Funeral slihlruti ,W U&Y. Ws-- MSI I Clinic Fights ML rn j 882-40- - Jr, Pad I'irsidrnt, Pama Uoiiitf Installing President, iHuiirr . W otib President Glenn uifo,j urihy Installing (am m Mortal, 1'iniilrtit, doctor, Lxnn llnitiwil, Madame lXmti4 Gillette, Worthy We Installing Cooduilor. Jaikie President K4rtt Taslor, M4- - Hrtiwood. Worths' Installing Sec Aon 'u President, lamia Dan. rrtarv. Five Gillette, Madame Worthy (1i44itg Jed Bennett, InsUlhng Secretary, N4tli4li4 Madame Chaplin. ixun latter, Worthy Conductor, 1 1411k lied- The Mew and Women' drill ding, Madame CuuJmtor. Bir- - teem under the duection 4 Mr. I1414 Russell. Larrv Collier mill e4 the new- Worthy Innile Giiaid. James v officer to their Madame Inode Guard. (' UMUi Ion Bishop. Wraihv Out sole ill lie Dinner rrcd lv Lou " Lovelier! Tlie TtKK'lc Transcript, Friday, May 25, 1973 (I ) lt4 mil Tlf - w iew Officers Arne and Auxiliary Hkimuik) Culledge. Kuk Jemrn MJ their (oral Wkj A(lrj piac. Madame in.ullaiMu U ottuer June 2, Trustor Virginia Ur land. Jo- PW rj4ilne Redding and Maigrne t-g- No " - ,wr-Jri- Eagles Install QUB SHU. GSSilD fgaUEa OEBlIHffiP GJB fiCSIlilBEGD QCS 0MHM "Hd Men Who- - KnoieTixo'Beit Your Independent Tire Dealer Tire Clyde Gibson 725 North Main 882-035- 3 SAFETYVSERVICEBSATISFACTI0N1 |
