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Show ,1'. 1 'r rP'nV FORTIETH YEAR UTAH, AUGUST 22, 1958 SAUNA, SEVIER COUNTY, i NO. 4 Quarterly conference in the North Sevier Stake, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, will be held Saturday and Sun- day, August 23rd and 24th, ac- cording to Stake President, Milo Bosshardt. All sessions will be liel1 in the Salina First Ward Ghapel. Saturday evening sessiorfs, for special groups only, include a Missionary meeting at 6.30 p.m. and a Priesthood Leadership meeting at 8 p m. General sessions will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday, Special music for the morning general session will be provided by a ladies double trio from Redmond. A double-mixequar- tett from Aurora, will furnish y Sevier Teachers Assigned For 1958-5School Year Brigham Young University an- nounced last week the names of 495 students who will receive de- grees at commencement exer- cises on August 22nd at services "n the George Albert Smith Fie,ldhouse- The masters degree wiR be conferred on 79 men, and the bachelors degree will be Bwarded to 416. Two from this area wil1 receive Masters de- grees: John A. Gurney of Sa- lina, a Master of Science De- gree and a Master of Education Cad JSeph Mellor f 9 the oldest pioneer, Annie Cath- Ivie died at 7:30 Monday morning at the family home. She crossed the son, English; LaVon Christen-LaMobar quietly, being stricken while sen, Social Science and counsel- in her chair at the break- sitting ing; Lyal Ashman, Librarian: Burr Motor Co. on West Main abje E Frances Christensen, Home was the victim of burglars kjrs jyje was born n Merna Johnson, Business; Brians snmPtime Tuesdav evening or pjeasan November 26 1863 Burgess, Math.; Lee Christensen, parlv Wpdnp(;d,.,v she died and Auust 18- 1958- a Vo Math Smith Peterson Ag Ed'. from'he money 'box, bS gan Ruth Nielson, Physical this date, she (Girls): Carol Dean Christen- - checks and other papers were was oldest .... the , in Salma, , ,. , , , person sen Secretary. To her with RichHeld High School: Doug- passing. Furthermore, I ' management. he door cos(,d orcvcr bch,eM P'n las Loosle, Max Marquardson, ana the money placed in a tin the living and the first group of Dean Isbell, Karl Staheli Myra safe. It was here the A. C. sturdy pioneers who drove to Maiben J. Rees, Sorenson, thief struck this spot as early as muddy Thomson, Mel Lowe, Art Niel passable son, Sharon Staker, Lang notified when the robbery wa3 roads of Spring s on, aro me uryen a3on discovered is, mornWednesday In thg history of galina, her JSTordgren, Mae Jensen, S. D. An will forever hold that derson, Georgia Peterson, nd t0 the last survivor of the niche South Sevier High School: ca!le.d werethl scen!'taken. being prints Her parent,, company Parley Young, Lyle Asay, Rulon believed the person or persons original . F"d .uit.' n,.in6 Melville, uarl Tun Vance Niel- as.eJ the buildin through a rear Mortenson, who were son. Dewain Washburn. Dayne windoWMathis, Olive White, Robert Wayne Wright, A. B. Smith, Yvonne Marchbanks, Mildred if5" It Murdock. ' ' JW Music; Niel-class- 19-2- June 3, ployment. . is . o . . er . - Bailor em- - . 9 - - J Beauticians At State Convention son, 5th, 6th; Vonda Larson, 4th 5th; Esmont Jensen, 4th; Edith McDonald, 3rd; LaVaun Herbert, 2nd; Ida Christensen, 1st, Mildred Mower, 1st; Ethel Jensen, Kindergarten. Aurora School: Dee Wayne Jolley, Principal and 5th and Virginia Christensen, 3rd, 4th; Ora Christensen, 1st, 2nd; Alberta Fairbourn, Kindergar- half day. Ashman School: Bryce Dra- per, Amelia Jensen, June Han- sen, Ermon Jensen, Don Wilson, Melvin Anderson, John Cleave, Richard Haslam, Lathael Winn, Lydia Hanchett, Helen Sowby, Revo Young, LaRue Bagley, Donna Christison, Beryl Christensen, Iris DeBerry, Anora Mortensen, Clara Wall, AraBella Gardner, Ranee Peterson, LaRae Mathews, Jean Betenson, Eileen Thele, Marilyn Crawford, Max- ine Carr, Ivy Ashby. Pahvant Elementary: Richard Bell, Margaret Peterson, Norris Jensen, Naomi Newell, Richard Roberts, Hazel Peterson, Shir- ley Swensen, Ada Jensen, Ethel Alden Roberts. Elsinore Elementary: Phil Gil- lies, Mable Shipp, Vera Morrey, Elizabeth Staples, Reva Chric- tensen, Ila Magleby. Monroe Elementary: Garth Beacham, Doris Tuft, Jennie Leavitt, Ellis Wade, Ida Erick- son, Beth Boham, Beryl Young, Special A.S.C. Meeting Friday 1st Ward Primary Re-Organiz- Mrs. Hugh Bird and Mrs. BenHeath, members of the The public is invited to attend a special meeting at the Sevier - for the afternoon General authorities from he Salt Lake headquarters will not cttend this conference, and all sessions will be directed by President Bosshardt, with ad- dresses from the local church leaders. Sunday evening, the sessions will include a M.I.A. meeting at 7:30, directed by LaMar Bos- shardt and Mrs. Lamar Larson, The program features the theme Alma, Exemplar To Repent- ance. Opening prayer, Lynn Larsen; the M.I.A. theme will be presented by Mrs. Reed Gates; speakers, Keith Sorenson, Fred Shepherd; reader, Edra Taylor. There Is Joy In True Repent- anee, is a topic for a panel discussion with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Nordfelt, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Luni and Mr. and Mrs. Burke Johnson, leaders, assisted by LaRay Fairbourn, Dick Nielson, Allen Nielsen and Steven Peterson. Musical numbers featured on are: Temple By pr0gra Chanteau Singers, it Dorothy jVhnsom One God, by Mary Christen- sen, Karen Albrecht and Shanna Rae Sorenson, accompanied by Frank Christensen and a solo Valley Roams And Rambles : ed The Primary in the First Ward was at the final meeting prior to the summer vacation. Mrs. Teddy Bird was elected president. Mrs. Fay Farnsworth is the retiring of- ficer. Other officers elected to cerve for the coming year with Mrs. Bird are: Mrs. Axel Peter- son 1st ' counselor- Mrs. How- ard' Erickson 2nd counselorMrs. Jerry Lou Hatch, secre- tary- Mrs Gerald Mi'ckelson, cnnncelnrs RPiriri "re Mrs Bert Nelson and Mrs Gerald Mickelson Regular Primary classes will start September 8th at 4 p m., stated President Bird. nie Utah Unit, were to annual conven- the delegates t7on07 the Utah Beauticians sociationj held Sunday at the lks Club in Salt Lake City. Bennie Heath an operator at the Healhs starlite Beauty lon in Salina als0 attended the convention, and acted on and auditing committees, South-Centr- T 10 . - berta Fairbourn, Kindergarten, half day. Salina Elementary: Millward D. Robinson, Principal; Lea Jen- sen, 6th, half day; Vera Soren- - JoittS 2t . - d the music session. ForCCS Degrees will go to the following from the area: w O 04 f, Wilkes Aurora; UT III Melvin Ronald Clair Ga.l Cherry, Ephrauu; Miss LaDawn Okerlund has and Loyal Berkley Graham to Salt Lake following returned James Ross Terry, Fairview; , r week visit at the home end r errdl Tr 0f Mr. and Mrs. Dent Okerlund. Joseph'; Miss okerlund joined the forces Coe Jackson Farre11 B- Brown, Koosharem; in the mailing department of the hseph T. Meier, Ann G. Olsen, Mountain States Telephone and SPetersn- RoJand at the Sa't JJargare,J. and Oscar Klar Telegraph Company Lake She was offlce, Monday. Robinsion, Richfield; Paul L. An. associated in the book derson, Salina; Willis Orville formerly ac;oniedbV Ga'ylia at d Si Q the Genealogy Of- - lllTed BenedSSon by Ronnie department fice for the L.D.S. Church. Bosshardt. AsT eac ers the various schools of the dis- school year trict for the 1958-5includes: Redmond School: Roger Niel- son principal ana om ana oui grades; Vada Hales 3rd and 4th; Lora Day, 1st and 2nd; Al- omp - es - 0, teachers terminate rrine Mortensen nt 27-2- mid-Wint- IVlotOT COa Leo Mower, Industrial BlITT Arts; Lewis Sorenson, Science; Zelma Burr, Science; Ada ol pre-scho- .. Stake Conference Saturday - Sunday ,?r$Ilf Teachers in the Sevier School District will attend a institute from August 26 to 29, with the students returning to on September 2nd, stated Bennett, district super- intendent. Calendar for the 1958-5- 9 year has been announced, and includes: Oct. 2, 3, 4, U.E.A. convention; Oct. 20, Fall vaca 8 tion; Nov. Thanksgiving recess; Dec. 23, school closes for Jan. 5, Christmas vacation; school reconvenes; Feb. 9 l.t in- lernoon), S.E.U. March stitute; Spring vacation; May 29, school closes; Mlirve al As-2n- - By -- LLOYD O. IVIE To often we look afar or What really happened was that County ASC office on Friday, greatness which is nearby; too the five Indians slipped away August 22, 1958 at 8 p.m. The much we know not what WE do! from their blind, sneaked down purpose of the meeting is to re- The Pioneers brought with below the oaks where their commend conservation prac- them a higher civilization than horses were hidden, and from tiees to be included in the 1959 that of the bedouin Indians. Hu- - ambush shot the two Millers on Agricultural Conservation Pro-teman beings of themselves are their wagon, The father was hit gram. The meeting will be More than a hundred praction-er- s 'jf rot civilized; good works make in the arm, the ribs, and the directed by Vernal Nelson, ASC them so. Civilization is man en- - domen; the son, in the thigh and in the state attended the chairman. gaSed in deeds of eternal right in the wrist between the bones. session. With his spine severed, Miller the cooperation of men! Mrs. Bird was elected 5th vice H rl president in the state association As late as 1872 in spite of Humped to the ground, while CUDOnISOT 11211160 at the business session. The new' the Dannie jumped and made a run treaties and agreements, for the mill, turning West to- of red the of Moore dwindling savagery is Marge president emigrants, joined the John Mur- not ward had man subsided, of Nielson Spring City when the In- Dora with fully Panguitch, with dock traveling comPany dians so was the headed him off before However, urgent Ceda- Citv secretary an ox team from the Missouii their guns. A few mo- for that loading way industry Mr. tT pioneers presiBrenner, to Sa 4 Lake- Mt- Pleas he could not wait; he had to till ments later, R. N. Bennett, on dent in the National Beautician ant temporary stopover and build, even in the face of his way up from Mt. Pleasant by Assn., conducted the meeting. saw Miller and The appointment of Ralph W. During the luncheon hour at the for the 'Vinter. Landing inoa- danger; And should we die be- - horse-teaL. Sevier lmawere drlven county the Despain, j. Pwneers Menlove as Secondary Super- club hair styling was present- fQre our journey,s through long stopped enough to lift his Indians. They took re- - c f1 a.rns a V.er1a GCf visor has been announced by ed by Mary Ilawkami, a mem- - 0ld was not a fanciful platitude, face from a nearby cactus, to with their precinct headquartIn- - where the Indians had dragged needed lumber and Superintendent LaMont L. Ben- - ber of the National Hair Fashion fuge in Gunnison, returning ers o e ermine we cr or no They or no the Salina later, permanent nett. The position, a new one in Council went into him, and inquired, Who did djans they home of the family- This time Xey ar eRgjle to vote in the the hills to get it Tw0 men In- this?- - Miller answered, the Sevier School District, is Mr Heath returned Monday home with a dirt September 9th primary election SnQw and Douglas had set dians! When? now! comparable on the junior and evening. Mrs. Heath is attending to a Right o next a sawmin in the mouth of Then, and who wouldnt) senior high school level to that a bajr styling school at Marys roof which became the first August 6t , ues ay on wee e is y remaining ay Qak creek Canyon, three miles nett drove full 0f Elementary Supervisor for College of Beauty in American house in Salina to be shingled, speed to the eir names Eagt But that the lower grades. Mr. Menlove, Fork, from Monday to Thursday and wbcre Ibis morning, (Mon- - for cie lzensa o get mill, gesticulating and shouting, gpring city. ro or day) she sat eating her break- - on a man shot all to pieces who just completed a years of this week. because of a up- eC4v.n', Theres year, e as Those w io voted in when the sudden and final work at the University of Utah Indian depredations, below the house! At the same 0j surge caR arrived. general election are e lgib e to tbe mm sbut down jn August, time, some Spring City men, on a National Science Founda- Mr. and Mrs. Newell Morley wit out registering or e O. marided James in Ivie tion Scholarship, assumed his 0f La9 Vegas, Nevada, were oper- - hunting loose horses off to the except for winding-ue ec ion and the was lgg(5The general perprimary ceremony new duties August 15th. ations wRb William Higbee re- - Southwest, heard the commotion transacting business in Salina st- George Tem- - in November, said Mr. Despam. the forined .in and came riding up. He is a natjve 0f payson, and this week. While here, they maining as watchman. Christ of On September 26th, Pete Gott- For happenings after the received his public school edu. visited at 'the home of Herod Ple- C1urch f. Latter-da- y Saints. Mr. Ivie denne Reynold3- cation there. Re received his Crane, father of Mrs. Morley. fredsen, then of Mt. Pleasant, group reached the stricken man, died in 1940. brother-ir.- I quote from Gottfredsens own and his Bachelor of Science Degree in Koosharem Elementary: Garth 1950 from honest, Quiet, unassuming, record: I asked him if it hurt, Tom were at the law, Gledhill, UniBrigham young devoted to her home, her childsawmill with three yoke of oxen He answered no, but was thirsty, Bagley, Ned Burr, Alvin Nay, versjty and his Master of Science ren and her church, she truly Della Bagley, Inza Brown. getting out logs for lumber un- - I brought water from the creek Degree from the University of lived a Christian life. Richfield Jr. High: Rulon Utah in 1958. He has had seven der contract in a school house nearby in my hat. We made a Newell, Alfred Anderson, A. E. vears teaching experience at the that had to be ready for Fall, litter of four small poles and Surviving are five children, Hansen, Vilda Helquist, Naomi Payson High School three sons and two daughters; Similarly, Dan Miller, with his two blankets, with strings to ac- USDA 24 grandchildren and 49 greatSevier The Nelson, Jean Sargent, Pearl County son, Dannie, was lash it together, torn from a pair, Mr. Menlove is a veteran of out their there for lumber to finish a overalls, and the Spring City carried tion are: The Jacobsen, Roger Ralphs, Luella World War children group grandchildren. II, having served for Mrs. Estella Texie Zinserling Lloyd O. Ivie, Salina; Mrs. Lil- - third planned tour of the year house in Nephi before Winter, men one at each corner, carOldroyd, Carl Warnock, Reming- - two m the U. S. Army. He years ton Davenport, Stanley Cleave, Monger, 64, died at the Rich- - lie A. Condie of Twin Falls, on August 12th. This trip took 200 yards below the mill ried him. The Indians had taken a member of the L. D. S. field Hospital, August 16th. Mrs. Ronald Jensen, Onez Dalton. Idaho; Mrs. Ida Pearl Stanford participants over the South Fork stood a shack, or the mules, so Tom hitched one Monroe Jr. High: Neal Jones, Church. Monger had been in ill health of Logan; H. Leon Ivie, Ogden, of the Sevier River drainage, house with the door toward the yoke of my oxen to Dans wagon Reta Brown, Bert Johnson, Wal- kjr Menlove is married to the or several years, and entered and James O. Ivie of Salt Lake, with stops at Panguitch Lake East. Facing that door 30 yards while I drove my own with the lace Newton, Joseph Lowe, Mona former ke hospital on July 23rd tor other two. Funeral services will be held Ranger Station, Brians Head away was a pile of poles. VaLcy Keetch of Orem C. Woods. trealmenwas noticed later, at 1 p.m. in the Teak, Cedar Breaks National it to Spring City, Dan sPeca Indians, today (Friday) ae r arents of four Mrs. Monger and her husband, Salina First Ward Chapel, with Monument, Navajo Lake and a had laid a thick pole over two saidHalfway he was tired and wanted to North Sevier High School: on top of the pile, be laid down. We all gathered Leon Newton, Principal; Hugh children: Neal, Sheri, Martell james F. Monger, came to Sa- - Bishop Arno Bastian, officiating, reseeding project at Hatch, with Bird, Phyical Ed. (boys); Dent cnd JoDene. The Menloves will lina from their home in Park Burial was in the family plot other stops at points of interest forming a slit to put their guns around, for we saw that he was Place, Oregon, in 1950, and she in Sigurd, Sorenson, Coach; Don Flora, make their home in Richfield. has made many close friends n Mrs. Bessie Caldwell of Fer- - farmers and ranchers and others work; but that morning, Pete liked once to see his through the years of her resi- at the interested in Sevier agriculture went to the mill to saw some twin boys. Then I said, Do you hs0rday Mr, Uonger were with the conditions on this por- - joints; Tom went South for a want us to take vengence on the tion of the Sevier River water- - mile to fetch the oxen, and Dan Indians? No vengence, he (Resolution adopted by the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation gon. She was J?!.11-12, shed, the multiple uses made of and Dannie went across to their answered, they do not know Board of Directors, July 30, 1958) 1894 a daughter of George and each leav- - any better! How like the words the resources, and their bearing wagon and mules Taxation of gasoline beyond Carolina Praeger Zinserling of on the amount and quality of ing the house separately. The of Him who said, Father Motor fuels used on highways which this area is pro- - record states that afterwards, give them, for they know not are universally taxed through- - its use on the highways consti- - Clackamas Heights, Oregon. Mrs. Monger was an active when the area was checked over, what they do Paintings in oil, displayed in ducing. out the United States by both tutes a discrimination against behind the poles we found The trip gave those present Colonel Allred came with a state and federal governments, gasoline users as distinguished member of the Ladies Literary the Telluride show window the week, were made by the a group of 67 was counted at one marks in the dust where five In- - wagon and took the body to However, motor fuels consumed from those who use other Club in Salina; a member of the a good chance to dians had lain, ready to fire if town. The family at Nephi was uses are almost sources of power. Community Church in Richfield, following students of Mrs. La- - of the stops in conis and a member in the Ladies mar Larson: April Jorgensen, rce for themselves the condition we had gone out together; the major Agriculture telegraphed, and arrived that universally untaxed, both state As soon as their loading was night; while the boy Dannie re- gasoline, Guild, and always interested Erad Rasmussen, Lorain Robins, of the watershed after a year of and federal governments grant- - sumer of in- - finished, the Millers took off for mained at the Allred home, ing either refunds or exemptions, and thus bears the major part and supported all projects of Connie Rasmussen, King Ander- extreme drouth, to obtain son, Jeffery Johnson, Reggie formation on the values of re- - home. Of course they would where he was nursed without public welfare. Utah and Vermont are excep- - of the discrimination. We believe that operators of Survivors are her husband Hansen, Heber Williams, Steven sources such as grazing, timber, have paused at the house to pick compensation until he recovered, tions, providing neither refund a grandson, Dennis Mon- - Peacock, Steven Prows, Earlin minerals and recreation facili- - up their grub-bo- x and in and bedding. on Treaties Agreements in silk engines gasoline or exemption of Salina; a son. Garland F. Hamilton, LeRoy Shields, Carol tics, both private and govern- - Then about 100 yards beyond, hats and formal coats God has should have functions ger, equal gasoline. In Utah, gasoline is the only treatment with those who use Monger, Portland, Oregon; three Jacobs, Concha Bosshardt, Kent ment developed. Presented very and behind a clump of oak brush written his own treaty of peace brothers, Clarence, of Jennings Jacobsen and Vickie Bosshardt. forceably throughout the day which hid them from view, they among men, with malice, to- source of power taxed directly other sources of power. The pictures showed an un- v as the development by the For- - stopped to tighten the binder If any type of power used for Lodge, Oregon; George, New- ward none! How better could when used in productive enter- taxamount of artistic talent cst Service of camp sites and an essential in lumber hauling He have sealed it upon you and is usual to and be Charles of port, purposes Oregon, Diesel productive electricity, fuel, prises. among the young students, with facilities to cope with the con- - by wagon. Immediately there- - me than in the dying words of coal, natural gas, all are tax ed to secure state revenue, we Kamas, Washington. Funeral services were held 23 displayed. They were also stant and rapid expansion of after, those at the mill heard Utahs last Blackhawk War vic- free' except for a limited appii- - shall take the position that all at the Sc- tourist and recreational use of shots, but thought that the Mil- - tim humble and forgiving cation of the state sales tax, sources of power, including tnat Thursday at the Peterson Mor- - entered in the enterthis Fair in week in the great outdoors in Southern lers had spotted a wolf or jack- - Dan Miller: No vengence in vier Salina. Burial industrial consumed County tuary Chapel which is only about one fifteenth Richfield. was in the Aurora Cemetery. rabbit. (Continued On Page 4) they do not know any better.' as severe as the gasoline tax. prises, shall be equally taxed. Sa-6t- h; - - ere-denti- al n, - For Sevier re-A- re ,7'v. 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