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Show Hew Kids Fishing Pond Opens To Capacity Crowd o;;r TIHRTY-EIGIIT- H YEAR SAUNA, SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH, JULY 5, NO. 1957 First State Bank Directors Darla Crandall. Named Goddess Name Board Chairman, President At a recent BANKER HONORED H. B. Crandall, right, Chairman of the First State Bank of Salina, receives special Treasury citation from C. C. Rampton. Salina Banker Honored By Treasury Dept. H. B. Crandall, chairman cf the Board of the First State Bank of Salina, was pre- sented with a special citation from the Secretary of the Treasury, George M. Humphrey and Frederick P. Champ, State Chairman of the Utah Savings Bonds Committee, by Mr. C. C. Rampton, American Bankers Association Chairman for Utan. The award, for the bank having sold more savings bonds so far in 1957 than during all of 1956, was presented at the annual convention of the Utah Bankers Association. We appreciate the fine support rendered to the Treasury Department by Mr. Crandall and the First State Bank of Salina in behalf of the U. S. Savings Bonds Program, said Mr, Rampton. This is one of two banks that have qualified for this special citation so far this Juveniles Hit" Salina Stores June 19th, two boys from Emery were picked up by Marshall Beason Burr and turned over to the juvenile judge after confessing to taking merchandise from 2 Salina business houses. It was reported the boys entered Selacks 5 and 10, and after purchasing a small article, stowed away approximately $5 in small articles. A large package of gum was reported taken from Dixons Market. Marshall Burr noticed the boys near the Vernal Christensen home on their way home through the canyon, and becoming suspicious picked them up for investigation. Sheriff Rex Huntsman and deputy Murvin Colby came by, and the boys were taken to the Salina City Hall, where they confessed. Jean Beach celebrated her 10th birthday on Wednesday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Clara Wellington. A group of girls joined Jean in games from 3 to 6 oclock in the afteryear. noon. A dainty luncheon was The new 4V interest rate served on the lawn. on the E and H bonds undoubtedly will help stimulate not the purchasing of bonds the investment for better only yield, but more and more people believe that a part of every Americans savings belong in Mr. and Mrs. Clark Veater anU. S. Savings bonds, stated Mr. nounce the engagement of their Rampton. daughter, Roma Maurine, to Dennis C. Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Balle and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Rasmussen children of Kimberly, and Mr. of Salt Lake City, and a grandand Mrs. Jack Casto and dau- son of Mr. and Mrs. Herod Crane ghters of Ely, Nevada, are guests of Salina. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The bride-eleRude casto. Mr. Casto has a from North Sevier High School vacation, and during the with the class of 1957. Mr. Rastime, they will also visit friends mussen graduated from a Salt in Colorado. Mr. Balle has a Lake City high school. weeks vacation. The men are The marriage is planned for employed at the Nevada mines. September 14 th. . iMtNilONSd? ct Little Visitor Cut In Fall graduated E. C. Wright has received an announcement of the engagement of a granddaughter, Miss Carolyn Loftis. As the bride-elehas many friends in Salina when visiting at the Wright home, will be glad to read the following: Mrs. Shirley Loftis of 1203 D South 17th, Maywood, 111. has announced the engagement of her daughter, Carolyn, to Ron Buck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Buck, 3 South 20th, Maywood. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Loftis attended Elmhurst College. Her fiance is attending Northern Illinois State College. ct Nancy Jean, 9, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Kowalski, who are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Colby, had an accident Monday, when she stumbled and fell through a pane of glass in a storm door at the Colby home. Two gashes were cut in her right fore arm, which took 5 and 6 stitches to close. The cuts bled profusely, and the child was rushed to the Richfield Hospital for Henry Kearns Appointed To Assistant Secretary Of Commerce Announcement was made July of the appointment of Henry Kearns as Assistant Secretary af Commerce for Internal Affairs. The appointment was made by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He replaces Harold C. McClellan of San Marino, California, who has headed the department for more than two years. Mr. Kearns, who spent his youth in Gunnison and Salina, of San Gabriel is president Motors in California; a director Of the U. S. Chamber of Com 1st merce, and former president of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. He was 1956 campaign chairman for the Eisenhower-Nixo- n campaign in Southern California, and an active political figure on a National 6cale. Mr. Kearns, now 46 years of age, was National president of the Jaycees at the time the Gunnison Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized, with the Salina club as sponsors. Mr. Kearns flew to Utah to present the charter. meeting of the First State Bank of Salina, the following directors were reelected: H. B. Crandall, Dale II. Peterson, Eiler J. Freece and E. V. Johnson, all of Salina; McKinley Morrill, Junction, and J. A. Scorup, Moab. During the business session, directors elected the following bank officers: H. B. Crandall, chairman of the Board; E. A. Clawson, president; J. A. Scorup, vice president; E. V. Johnson, cashier; O. K Nielsen and Charles R. Larsen, assistant cashiers; Alva M. Mickelsen, manager of Panguitch Branch, and Harmon C. Steed, manager of new branch at Kanab. The election provided advancements for Mr. Crandall and Mr. Clawson. The First State Bank is the largest bank in Southern Utah, having assets of over $8,000,000, and serving the area South to the Arizona border. Last year a branch of the bank was opened in Panguitch, and in July, a second branch is scheduled to open in Kanab. All three banks have new, modern buildings and banking facilities. f pf T 49 Final returns of the Goddess of Liberty contest were announced at the final balloting July 2nd at 6 p.m. by the Firemens Auxiliary w'ho conducted the contest for the Civic Betterment League. Miss Darla Crandall, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Crandall, was the winner, and reigned over the July 4th celebration in Salina. Tabulation of all votej netted the following results: 10986 Darla Crandall 7097 Judy Peterson LaRee Jeffery 5041 3402 Genee .Jorgensen Rosalyn Bumgardner .... 2762 f t L: v;.i 5 'ves-- kV A x Leo H. Crane On Improve E. A. Clawson New Bank President Visitors to the bedside of Leo H. Crane at the Salt Lake Veterans Hospital report that he is Youth Camp convalescing satisfactorily, and is around walking. Also, Mr. Crane plans on gaining strength so he may return to Salina and attend a family reunion planned for July 16th, the date of his birthday. On June 26th, Mr. Crane underwent surgery. Mrs. Jack Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Crane and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crane visited the patient at the hospital over the week end. Celebrates 4th The Youth Camp at berry le Native Dies In Leamington Funeral services were held in Leamington, Friday for Hansine Nielson Lovell, 73, a daughter of Hans and Hansine Hansen Nielson, who was born in Salina, August 2, 1883. She died Monday, at her home in Leamington. She married James Edward Lovell, September 4, 1907 in the Manti Temple. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Zola Nielson, and sons, Jerold, Webley, LaForge, all of Leamington; 18 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Herod Crane and Mrs. Elmer Colby of Salina, and two brothers, Josiah Nielson of Leamington, and Jess Nielson of Los Angeles, California. Services will be conducted in the Leamington L.D.S. Chapel, with burial in the Oak Creek cemetery. Attend Marriage, Reunion In S.L.C. Mr. and Mrs. John Horne and Arnold Horne, and Mrs. Horace Horne attended a breakfast in Salt Lake City, Wednesday morning, given in honor of the marriage of Rex Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gardner of Colusa, California, and Miss Kay Crew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Crew, former residents of Provo. The marriage was performed at a morning service in the Salt Lake Temple. Following the marriage, a breakfast was served at the Lion House for immediate relatives. The bridegroom is a nephew in the Horne family. A reunion was held in the afternoon at Vermont Park. Members in the family present were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Salina; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horne of Granger; Mr. and of Mrs. Wallace Braithwaite Clearfield; Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Follett of Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nordquist and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen of Blackfoot, Idaho, and children in the families. i$ entertaining Goose- 37 girls from Nephi and Huntington this week. As this is the Nations holiday celebration on July 4th, the group have staged their own celebration. Girls were entered in a contest and campaigned for their favorite for Goddess Of Liberty. When votes were counted, Carolyn Parkin of Nephi, was elected Goddess. Her attendants are Miss Jeanine Harding and Miss Ramona Lott of Huntingdon. An appropriate crown was placed on the Goddess head, and each girl received a gift. On the 4th, a program was arranged for the day. It had everything included in a larger celebration. A grand parade at 7 oclock, racing sports and large bonfire, with decorations and imitation fire works. The picture may not show it, but this is KIDS ONLY Kids of the the opening fishing pond in Salina, Saturday. Only children from 0 to 11 years of age were allowed to fish, but the oldsters offered plenty of advice. Over 200 kiddies were fishing at one count. Hot weather, which raised the temperature of the water, and caused the wily trout to lose their apetites ,cut down the catch as the kids fishing pond opened at 1:30 June 29th. Despite this little inconvenience, most of the youngsters had a good time, and expressed their appreciation to the Salina Jay-cefor the fine project. Several prizes were given, Barbara Burr winning the first, a half gallon of ice cream from Barretts Market. This prize was . for the first fish caught. Wayne Bird won a pocket knife for the first limit, and Steven Kiesel won a flashlight for the first limit in the youngest group. Steven is two years Little Terry Lynn Sorenson, old. Also winning a pocket knife daughter of Mr. and was little Barry Sorenson, who Mrs. Dick Sorenson, seems to caught the biggest fish, a 8 be pondering this catching fish incher. These prizes were given problem at the opening day, by the Jaycees. Saturday at the childrens pond. Terry Lynn did alright, she caught fish. es 14-7- Mrs. Marlin Sorenson entertained at a Thursday evening at the Sorenson home. Luncheon was served in the early evening, with small tables aranged for the evenings game following the hour. Mrs. Joe Freece and Mrs. George Shepherd were winners Bruce .MsDonald, who has of first and second score prizes. Mrs. Willis Poulson received been a member of the Telluride consolation. Mrs. Poulson and Power Company crew in Salina Mrs. Stanley Jensen were guests the past six years, has accepted a position with the Provo City of the hostess. Municipal Power Company as a Mr. and Mrs. Thurland Hamp- lineman, and reported for work ton and son of Las Vegas, visit- on July 1st. He has moved his ed Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gates family to the Garden City. last week. While here, the famJoseph E. Cordova of Green ily motored to Salt Lake and River, applied for the vacancy, visited at the homes of Bryce and was hired by Manager Ray and Phil Gates. The Hamptons Andreasen. left Friday evening for their Nevada home. Mrs. Henri Miller and children of Danville, 111., have arrived in Salina for July and August. They are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Long, parents of Mrs. Miller, SANPETE LEAGUE who is the former Betty Long. Mr. Miller plans to join the famTeam Standing late in August, and the reW L ily turn trip East. 3 0 Salina 3 0 Moroni Levan 2 1 bridge-luncheo- n Reception Held, For Newlyweds Telluride Workman The home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crane was the setting for a reception honoring newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott, Friday from 6 to 10 in the evening. The bride is a daughter of MrsCleo Kiesel, who, with Mrs. Crane were hostesses at the affair. Gorgeous June flowers decorated the living room for the occasion. A floor Jardine, filled with tall sprays of pink roses, was standing before the fireplace. Silver baskets of Delphinium and Mock Orange, and pink roses in silver baskets, decorated the home. The lace covered serving table was centered with a wedding cake with pink candles in crystal holders. Many friends were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Scott and the hostesses, Mrs. Kiesel and Mrs. Crane. Small tables were arranged on the lighted patio for serving. Here for the reception were Mrs. George C. Kiesel of Manti; Mrs. Wilford Jensen and Mrs. Bob Stoddard of Ephraim, and Mrs. Boyd Nelson of Compton, California. The Veterans Administration Mr. and Mrs. Scott, who retoday announced that Thomas R. turned to Salina from a honeyButtrey, Contact Representative moon in the South, left Sunday from the Salt Lake Regional Of- for California. fice, will be at the Richfield Employment Office Friday, July Teddy Lyn Sorenson was as12, from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. sisted in celebrating the anniMr. Buttrey will be prepared versary of her 9th birthday on to give information and assist Sunday by a large group of local veterans and their de- girls, who joined in a swimming pendents in applying for such party. Arrangements for the afbenefits as GI loans, schooling, fair were made by her mother, old soldiers pensions, all types Mrs. Ted Sorenson. After the of Government life insurance, swim, an outdoor luncheon was widows pensions, war orphans served on the lawn at the Sawere schooling, hospital and medical lina Library. Twenty-fiv- e benefits. present. Goes To Provo Mrs. Dewey Ivie of Salina, accompanied by Neal Ivie and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckersley of Salt Lake City, left for California. The group will visit the L.D.S. Temple in that city, and with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Draper at Van Nuys. Mrs. Janard Heath entertained at a childrens party Monday in honor of the 5th birthday anniversary of her son, Terry. Eighteen boys and girls played outdoor games, from 3 to 6 in the afternoon. Mrs. Heath served luncheon on the lawn. Social Honors R. S. Officers - Pleasant Ephraim The Relief Society in the Salina Third Ward, entertained at a social afternoon on Wednesday of last week. The affair was planned in honor of the officers, teachers and all who have assisted during the year in the activities of the organization. Mrs. Wilmer Shepherd, presided at arrangements. A visiting hour, program and luncheon were entertaining features of the afternoon. Mt. 1 Mayfield-Gunniso- n 0 1 June 30th Results Salina, 20; Mt. Pleasant, n Moroni 13; Levan 11; Ephraim 9 3 3 3 3 4 Mayfield-Gunniso- Turks Pound Mt. Pleasant Vet Official Sets Area Visit For Easy Win Sunday on the local diamond, the Salina Turks pounded Mt. Pleasant pitching for an easy 17 to 2 win, to stay on top the Practically league standings. every man in the lineup gathered in hits, with Kent Anderson again leading the Turks with a solid 6 for 6, including two home runs. The Sorensons hit well, with Morandy clouting two g role. triples in a 1957-5- 8 Mr. Pleasants defense was inadequate, as the Turks capitalized on double plays. of Sevier the School Adoption The Turks are playing some has Mr. and Mrs. Duane Matts-so- District budget for 1957-5- 8 fine baseball, and it would be Lynford J. Anderson, chairwho were transacting busi- been announced with expendithe fans time to come out man of the North Sevier Chapworth tures Saness and visiting friends in totaling $1,135,000. Superter American Red Cross Blood lina over the week end, have intendent LaMont Bennett stated and enjoy these home games. program, announced this week returned to their home in East the expenses will total the a total of 50 had turned out to same amount as anticipated Ely, Nevada. revenues, and will come from give a pint of blood during the four programs: mobile units visit on June 27th. Nine were turned down, and a minimum school program, supplemental program, local leeway Patients registered at the Sa- total of 41 pints went to the program and the retirement lina Hospital are: worthy cause. A list of those offering blood program. Mrs. Myrtle MaynJune 21 were: Louise Nielson, Bob RobExpenditures listed for the ard, Aurora, medical. 1957-5ins, Martha Crane, Dick year are: administraMrs. Albert June 26 Margaret Heath, Harold tion, $24,000; instruction, $644,-50medical. Salina, Keith Barrett, Lola Peterson, maintenance, $40,400; operCarl Taylor of Jean Merrill, Richard June 27 Births at the Salina Hospital ation, $47,100; coordinated actiCriswell, broken leg. the past week were: Beryl Nielson, Frank Prows, vities, $105,500; transportation, Teasdale, accident, Mrs. Rhuben Jen- Jerry Cherry, Estelle Selack, June 29 June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Gor- $32,000; fixed charges, $54,900; medical. sen, don Kiesel, a son. John Home, Richard E. Nielson, interest expense, $3,250; capital Mrs. Senna Heath LaDawn Okerlund, Dr. Rae E. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- outlay, $99,000; debt service, June 29 July 1 of Redmond, medical. mond Dahlsrud, a son. Noyes, Vern Burns, Roger Niel $75,000. All-re- d, Sevier School District Approves North Sevier Residents Contribute 41 Pints Of Blood To Red Cross pinch-hittin- Budget n, Hospital Notes state-support- Lid-diar- 8 Zisel-burge- r, 0; d, sen, Ned Casto, Ted Sorenson, Fay Farnsworth, Bessie Morley, r, H. O. Madsen, Albert Zisel-berge- Reed Hansen, Margie Bird, Hugh Bird, Ellis Shaheen, Beverly Brown, Briant Burgess, Leo Mower, Dail Prows, W. M. Fowles, Allen Williams, Otto Ardell Lambertson, and Wesley Cherry, all of Salina. Genevive Crowther, Douglas Anderson, Kay Hales, Vern Freeman, Max O. Jensen, Merrill Curtis, Genece Jensen, Aldon Mason, Mae Peterson, all of Aurora. Merlin Ashman and Gladys Christensen of Redmond. Lucile Colby of Sigurd, and Vernell Whitehead California. |
