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Show 28.5a rJl Micro! Yn vi ' kx.er'O0 ( ml Sugar Beet Harvest To Open Oct. 10th THIRTY-SEVENT- SAUNA, SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH, SEPTEMBER YEAR Impressive Rites Selina Couple Spend Frosty For Mrs. Taylor le An all night search for a young Salina couple and their daughter, missing m the mountains to the east, ended happily at 10:30 Monday morning when, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson and their daughter, Madeline were found walking cut of Bull Valley, south of Wil- low Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and dau- ghter left Salina Sunday about noon, intent on finding a suit- able camping spot for deer sea- son, as well as viewing the scenery. Exact canyon they were going to visit was not re- vealed, and when they did not return at 6 p.m., an appointed time, concern was shown for their safety. At 10 p.m. Sunday night, Deans father, Charles Wilson, and an uncle D. E. (Doc) Wilson, borrowed a Jeep and set out on the search. They covered the area directly to the east and south of the Rangers Station, but returned home Monday morning without locating the missing family. After receiving a tip, they elected to try Willow Creek and Bull Valley. On rounding a curve into the Valley, they ran Into the missing couple hiking through the mud and home. The passenger car had slid off the slick road, and the couple had been unable to get it going. They found shelter in a riders camp, and spent the night, shivering and hungry, but out of danger from the rain, snow and cold. Leaving without coats made it a task to keep warm, but little Madeline was wrapped to her neck In a sack, and was riding comfortably and safe on her daddys shoulder at the time they were found. With the exception of worry and concern from all sides, none were the worse ing experience. Salina Grocers Attend Convention Representing Salina grocery businesses at the convention of the Retail Grocers Association in Salt Lake City, Sunday were Stanley Barrett, a director in the association, and Mrs. Barrett of Barretts Market; Lynford Anderson of the Anderson Food Center, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Bull Holt of the Anderson firm, Some 400 Utah grocers at- tended the openingjsession, held Sunday at Hotel Utah. Henry Bison, Jr., associate general counsel for the National Association of Retail Grocers, was the speaker at the Sunday session, with Lee S. Bickman, New York City, vice president of the National Biscuit Company, on Monday, New officers elected were: J. Marvell Hutchinson, Scott B. Price and A. D. Keller. Stanley to serve Barrett was a term to the board of directors. Other directors are; Dale Jones, Salt Lake City; Homer Black, Ogden; Clifton Wilson, Hurricane, and Harold Smith, Heber. two-ye- ar In Manti Mr. and Mrs. Ernel Jensen were un Manti, Monday to attend the funeral services conducted for Leeland Hall, who died at the family home of a heart at- tack Thursday. Mr. Hall married Agnes Shaw, a sister of Mrs. Jensen. Survivors are the widow and two sons, Neil, U. S. Navy; Ger- aid, and daughters, Judy and Carol, all of Manti; two grand- children; four brothers and two sisters. The enrollment figures at the end of the second week of instruction are usually reliable for anticipating the average daily enrollment for the school year. in Sevier School District, according to Elliott Cameron, wmis A 01d an(J w Bryce Johnson, accompanied by Mrs. Neal Mortensen; benedic- . . ' . , . f, uysen p. . ddi-ato- , . y . rv R The last resting place of the was banked high with thousands of beauti- ful flowers silent tokens of the love and esteem held for the deceased The postlude was played on the violin by Mr Chidester and Draver at the home WaS 0erel Iby Olenn laylOr of the Sevier Stake. Wife and mother Clyde Okerlund over the week week end. They attended the end, have returned to their State Fair and Holiday On Ice, and transacted business. home in Santa Monica, Calif. North Sevier Trio Places High In State-Wid- e Farm Bureau Contest and KaY Tbey won honors Something Has oyer a group of 29 contestants. First place went to ValJ. Stewart of Davis Coun- ty with a vocal solo. Later in the program, the North Sevier trio was called back for a second appearance, ?nd sanS. No More. Requests for future engage- ments for the popular trio in- eluded a date on a television show sometime in November, and an paid trip to appear in a show at Kaysville. The girls were accompanied to Salt Lake City for the talent contest by Mr. and Mrs. William Sorenson of Aurora, and Mrs. Wilma Sorensen of Salina. Superintendent. The comparative enrollment figures for all schools for last year and this year are listed, as well as the comparative enrollment figures for each grade far last year and this year. - Mrs. Selena Ann Wall Shaw, r.ative of Sevier County, will observe the 90th anniversary of her birth on October 6th, and will spend the day quietly at her home in Aurora. Shaw was born October in Glenwood, a daugnter of Mr- and Mrs- JoscPh L- Walk She grew to young womanhood in Hiat community, and on November 28, 1883, exchanged marriage vows with Abraham Shaw in the St. George Temple, The couple made their home in Glenwood until April 1898, when they moved to Vermillion, In April 1903, they moved to Aurora from Vermillion, and have resided in that community since. Mrs. Shaw is the mother of 14bildr"y nine "living. sons, Joseph, Will'ic, Erneron, Mrs6, 1865 - - - - Meiba and Delia, she has 57 living grandchildren; 97 greatand- 5 great- grandchildren, - An ardent member of the Church, Mrs. Shaw has served in many capacities dur- ing her younger years, includ- ing the Relief Society and as a teacher. Despite her advanced age, she is able L.D.S. Evan H. Mickelson, prominent of the North Sevier chamber of Commerce, and ac- - president 'vi from'hefarnl"" well as the hosts of friend,: Mr. and Mrs. John Horne and tjve jn tbe American Legion, has sons, Arden and Arnold, and Mr. accepted an appointment to the and Mrs. Clinton Torgensen and Utah Committee on Industrial and Employment Gity, Thursday. They were Planning. The appointment was Mr. and Mrs. Gaden joined by . made by Governor J. Bracken Gates m the city, and the group Lee- Purpose of the committee is create employment oppor- tunities in Utah through indus- trial development. At present, the committee is composed of approximately 100 outstanding citizens, representing chambers 0f commerce, civic and service clubs labor organizations, state and local governments, farm and trade associations, veterans and womens groups, educational institutions, churches and other prominent groups. In making the appointment, Governor Lee said, I believe that your outstanding know- ledge, ability and interest in the economy of Utah should contri- bute materially to the success of this committee. , Kent Petty ACCeptS Position In Calif Kent Petty has accepted a position as engineer at the How- ard Hughes Research and De. veiopment Laboratories at Cul- ver aty California. Mr. Petty graduated with a BS Degree in mathematics at the Univers.ty 0f Utah in 1951, and since that time, has been doing graduate work in the field of physics. For the summer vacation months, Mr. Petty visited with Mrs. Dagna Petty in Salina. He will leave for the new location early next month. Fall Conference Of District Six Legion-Auxiliar- y Set For Centerfield Legion members from District and their auxiliary wiill meet in Centerfield, Friday evening for the annual Fall Conference, according to Clark Bogh, com- mander of the Centerfield Post, hosts for the affair. Meetings VifiM In 4Via Centerfield J.be L.D.S. Chapel, commencing at 6 8 Includes Navajo Dormitory Students. - 111 n. The trio consists - District Commander Clifford Sondrup of Ephraim, will be in charge of the Legion sessions, With Mrs. LaVor Hill of Manti, Auxiliary president, heading the ladies meetings. Expected to be present representing the State organization are Department Commander and Mrs. Taskar of Greenriver; Par- ley E. Jensen, 1st vice command- er, Ogden; A. S. Horsley, de- - from Biackfoot, Idaho, Sunday evening, where they attended funeral services conducted Sat urday for Charles W. Wadsworth, father of Mrs. Merrill. The Idaho pioneer, who had leached the advanced age of 95 ears, died at the family home early Thursday morning following a long illness. Mrs. Mer- rill who had been informed of er fibers serious illness, left be week previous to assist m be nursing of the invalid, and was a the bedside when the e. end Mr. Wadsworth was born in Kiversdale, Utah, August 7, Lunag hla early llfe- the ,he gdcn viein- family hvd I884In married Har- ll.yof llooperville, and Hardy fet later moved to Idaho. Fol- bey Iowin the death of bis wife, (Mrs' Merrills mothei), he mar- ned Elizabeth Rappleye of Shelley. Surviving are his widow and the following children. Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Edith Gutke, Ira, "arren- Vernon Scott Wads- 25 worth: three A. F Little, 34, of Wasco, California, found the Salma Hospital a welcome spot, follow- ing a severe Illness, suffered while traveling west in Salina Canyon. Together with three companions, Mr. Little was re- turning from a business trip to Colorado, September 22nd. He became ill, and his friends brought him to the Salina Hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery at 2:40 a.m. the removal of his appendix by Dr. Rae E. Noyes. He was back in his room at 5 a.m., and is now on his way to recovery. Friday, his wife and his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Little, arrived from Wasco, and are staying at the Shaheen Motel during the convalescence per- iod. Mrs. Little expressed sur- "" prise and relief in finding such brnthCr a hospital and Cemeftry t n a the st,a c7u1mty sheHev Idaho remarked Salina, on the friendliness of the resi- dents and their willingness to Announcements have been re- lend a helping hand to a com- - ceived dn Salina of the birth of a son, born at a Spanish Fork plele stranger. hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Colby Nielsen, September 19th. Grand- were in the northern section of parents are Mr, and Mrs. Leland the state last week. They re- - Nielsen, and turned Saturday from transact- - is John Nielsen of Salina. Mrs. ing business and attending the Nielsen visited last week at the State Fair, and a visit at the Nielsen home, and assisted in home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jen- - the care of the older children, len It'copperTom Paul and Ruth Ann. S7' Thursday was Farm Bureau Day at the Utah State Fair and takmg the spothght dunn the f""'. Salina Hospital Proves Welcome Traveler Respite partment Service Officer, and Lloyd Wignall, Department Ad- jutant, Salt Lake City. Many special features will be discussed during the conference, including the proposed program 0f activities during 1956. An award of ten dollars will also be by Commander Sondrup and District vice commander Wells Thursby, to the post in the district reporting the largest percentage of their 1956 quota This figure must be rep0rted to the state adjutant prior to the Centerfield meetings. Members of the Centerfield headed bv Dresident Auxiliary . , .. , ,e e assis ing ,, ie Legion in making arrangements for the Friday conference. . - - step-childre- well-equippe- dad d Date for the opening of the harvest in the Sanpete-Sevie- r areas has been scheduled for October 10th, according to Boyd Webb, agriculture superintendent for the Gun- nison Sugar, Inc. in Centerfield. Ajj receivjng stations will be opened at that time, with the factory operations scheduled to get underway as soon as sufficient beets have been received at the factory yards. Due to the short crop anticipated in the district, the harvest period is expected to be short, and all beets should be delivered within 30 days from the opening, October 10th. Mr. Webb stated that mechanic al harvesters could be expected to handle from 70 to 80 acres in the time allowed for the harvest per machine, and where 1955 sugar beet 9 Aurora Mother Of Fourteen Children To Observe SOlh Birthday, Oct. 6th the were .he stak Count NO. d of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Triplet, who visited with Mr. and Mrs. were in Salt Lake City over the Cr:unty' Mrs. Roy Bird is visiting with a Mr,. Louise Dolton, klster.and sen o alina at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son of Aurora Pat Peterson in Long Beach, with the song, C'aliiornia. Got To Give, Attend Funeral Solemn and impressive were the services conducted Saturday in memory of Alouise, wife of G. Alma Taylor, at the First Ward Chapel, with Bishop Sammy Jorgensen officiating. The program for the services, arranged by the family, opened with a violin prelude by Sam Chidester, accompanied by Ora Morrell at the piano, followed by a duet, Whispering Hope, by Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen and Mrs Carlos' TaVoTinvatfon, w. D Brinkerhoff; The Flower violin s 0 j 0 by Mr. g 30, 1955 . have their beets harvested in this manner in the time aliped, they should make arrangements for hand labor With the Employ-fo- r ment security Office in their localityA warning went out to those - fcw growers wbo turn livestock into the fields before the har- vest is cornpieted. Supt. Webb sated the livestock would cat the leaves from the beetg) and with the weather stUl suitable for growjng the beets formed new leaves- taking suar rof the roots to perform the growth This cuts the sugar content, and reduces payment to all growers. Present cool nights and warm days are helping finish off the sugar crop, and where the acre- age was low in the two coun- ties, the farmers are expected tc reap a good profit from their 1955 crop. - great-grandfath- Temperatures Hit Season Low As Rain And Snow Belt Utah Areas the higher ele- severe drop in temperatures were the order of the day Sunday evening and Monday morning, and brought the fact sharply to the attention of local residents that the n.er weather was nearly a thing of the past until 1956. At station athimnl'son'sutar ' Inc Mary HardinB Hlelscn Foote 1 ' dredth, of an ioeh oi moisture h e , M M A1 Davld' was recorded for the valley Sn in. Sunday, and the temperature 00 , e a een in h ea 28 to a ai!n. degrees. for frigid dropped and dunng th yea During the same storm, Teddy pasttmfany months, she was cared beF daugker Leara Salina, recorded .20 of an inch pavjbsn for that area, with a low temMrs. Foote was a daughter of perature reading of 30 degrees. Samuel c and Frances Lewis Some third crop hay is down, 8 was and born Harding, July but the damage other than to 1897 Aurora. She in attended was not believed crops garden . the schools in Aurora, and was , an active member in the L.D.S. Skieg cleared Monday but Church. the outlook was predicted for In 1917, she married Peter Rain, snow vations, and 'in a Aurora Native sum-visiti- Dies Friday At Home Of Daughter f'f . Relief Society Opening Social Officers in the North Sevier Stake Relief Society entertained Tuesday at the opening social in the Stake. All members assembled at the Aurora Ward Chapel for the program, arranged for the initial opening of the years activities. The President, Mrs. Merrill Thompson, outlined the social and work program for the year. Each president in the Stake reported the general outline in the ward. Luncheon was served. been In Salina looking after her interests the past two returned to Salt Lake While livi"2 Ci,y Sundayhere, Mrs. Massey owned and operated the Colonial Studio. lfss - S. Boy Scout Leaders Attend N. Provo Confab - and Mrs. Gaden Gates A he. late' J"8"1?, t6 Duchesne, area, and representing 14,000 in 1954 and Mrs. Boy Scouts, attended the annual after a visit with Mr. and Survivors are a daughter, election and business meeting of L S. Gates, and Mr. and Mrs. John Horne in Salina, and with Mrs. Davidson, of Salt Lake the Utah National Parks Coun- friends and relatives in Es- - City; three sisters- Mrs- Edna cil, Boy Scouts of America, held Miller and Mrs. Bert Fenn of the evening of September 21st calante. Salina, and Mrs. Luella Allen jn Provo. Henderson, Nevada; one bro- W. W. Clyde, prominent youth R C ther, Duane Harding, of Sigurd, worker and leader, was elected Funeral services were con- - as Council President, ducted Wednesday at the Salina Attending the meeting from Officers in the North Sevier First Ward Church at 2 p.m., North Sevier were Stanley Relief Society attended with Bishop Robert Jensen offi- - rett, Jack Learning, Leo Mower the conference sessions in Salt ciating. Burial was in the East- - and Warren Crane of Salina, Lake City, Wednesday and ride cemetery, directed by the and Leo Christensen of Red- Peterson Mortuary. mond. Thursday of this week. Officers are: Mrs. Merrill Thompson, president; Mrs. Burton Crane and Mrs. Wilford Mrs. counselors; Rasmussen, Maurice Rasmussen, Stake In and Mrs. Clayton Chorister, Rasmussen, Stake Organist, Three young men in the North two years, and Douglas Johnson Sroup left Wednesday. Sevier Stake will enter the Mis- - is assigned to the New England sion Home in Salt Lake City on States Mission, with headquart-Octobe- r 5th for a weeks train- - ers in Massachusetts. David will ing preparatory to serving mis- - serve in the Northern States sions for the L.D.S. Church. Mission, with headquarters in son of Mr. They are scheduled to leave Salt Chicago, Illinois. Rocky, and Mrs' Boyd Nelson, has the Lake on or about the 12th, to A farewell testimonial distncfion of being one of the report at their missionary head- - given in the Aurora Ward actors on the Cactus Jim Quarters. Chapel Sunday evening for tclevisfon show at the Friday David and Douglas Johnson, David Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. Program in Salt Lake City. Mr. twin sons of Mrs. MyrnaJohn- - Jess Day. His call came from and 4rs- Nelson, and Rockys son, were called from the Salina the Aurora Ward, and Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Second Ward, and a farewell Sammy Crowther was in charge grandparents, Dcan Nielson were b11 in Salt farewell party, under the direc- - of the program. Mr. Day re- Lake City for the show, and to tion of Bishop Sammy Jorgensen, quested a foreign mission field, attend the State Fair and the was given in their honor at the and is assigned to the Republic Holiday On Ice, Saturday night, church Saturday evening. Mis- - of Uruguay in South America, sionaries in the States serve for which is a 2 Vi year field. They returned Sunday. Mr. have Jh" returned - - Officers At Conference Bar-Sta- North Sevier Stake Calls Three Young Men To Serve Mission Field Salina Youngster Visits Cactus Jim - ke |
