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Show Selection of two Salina young members of this years Junior Class at North Sevier High School, to attend the annual Girls State at Utah State University in Logan, June 11th through June 18th, was made April 27th by the two local sponsoring organizations, the Salina American Legion Auxiliary and the Salina Jaycettes. Named to the honor were Miss Sylvia Noyes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rae E. Noyes, and Ann Cherry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cherry. Both girls have been active leaders of their class, and prominent in school functions. The 1961 Utah Girls State has been limited to 275 girls, and the program is designed to teach the girls that our American form of government demands an intelligent citizenry, and clean, honest, ' impartial administrations from I , all public officials. I. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, this is the 15th annual Girls State, and each girl attending will have a definite and integral part in the functions of the government, which mythically becomes the 51st state, and will function according to the laws and procedure of' the State FORTY SECOND YEAR SALINA, SEVIER COUNTY, UTAH MAY 5, 1961 NO. 41 ladies, r Sylvia Noyes v ;v V" ' ' 4 ' v y'' of Utah. lorih Sevier Seminary Long Illness Takes Life Of Graduation F1a y Halley Farmer The Salina Seminary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is holding its graduation exercises Friday, May 19th at 8:00 p.m. in the Salina First Ward Chapel. Guest speak-e- i for the occasion will be Victor J. Rasmussen, past Seminary instructor, and member of the Stake Presidency. Also on the program will be many of the students of the graduating class. Robert Burr, president of the Seminary the past year, will be conducting the services. Families, .relatives and friends of the graduates, plus the general public, are invited to attend. The following is a list of the graduates: Karen Albercht, Donna Ray Andreason, V e r 1 L. Bagley, Shawna Lue Barney, Marsades Begay, Bill Belcher, Robert Kendall Burr, R. Dean Christensen, Louise Christensen, Myrna Crandall, Craig Curtis, Rhett V. Dur-fed Marvin Gene Fordham, John Hales, Patty Marie Hales, Mrs. Afton Hansen, Linda LaRae Hatch, Tana Huntsman, Lorna Jensen, Nola Carol Jensen, Jeffery L. Johnson, Jean Larsen, Lynda Ann Larson, Elizabeth Sue Lazenby, Sandra Rae Lorentzen. April Mason, Dennis G. Mason, Elda Lyne Mecham, Glen Que Sherma Lu Miller, Mickelsen, Dennis Lee Morandy, Gertie Bill Nordfelt, Nielson, Susan Rae Olsen, James Eldon Palmer, Joan Peterson, LaRee Roberts, Bill Lee Shaw, Shanna Rae Sorenson, Maurice Stewart, Lee James Kent Thompson, Charles Torgerson. e, Mar-woo- Salina Primaries Set Conferences Sunday Evening Ann Cherry Primary Conference will be held this Sunday, May 7th, m three Salina Wards. The conference theme is The Gospel Path. The program That Not One Shall Be Lost, will be the same A new slate of officers to serve in each ward, with all Primary the North Sevier High School children taking part. Association have The meeting in the First Ward been announced by the retiring starts at 7:30, with the Primary president, Thad Wasden, Aurora. President, Mrs. Jack Learning, in Leon Christensen will serve as charge. president during the 1961 - 62 The Second Ward, with Mrs. school year. Vice president servG. M. Burr as president, in charge, ing with Mr. Christensen will be starts at 7 :30 p.m., and the Third Mrs. Frank Selack, and Mrs. Ward, with Mrs. Ellis Hatch as Dorius Martines is the new Committees will president, starts at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to see the be announced prior to the openchildren take part. ing of school in the Fall. High School P.T.A. Names Officers . Parent-Teache- rs secret- ary-treasurer. Teacher Personnel For 1961-6- 2 For The Sevier School District Three vacancies exist at the present time for the 1961-6- 2 year, in the Sevier School District, according to the Superintendent, LaMont S. Bennett. One each in the Redmond, Aurora and Pahvant Elementary Schools. However, these positions are expected to be filled by the beginning of school next Fall. The teacher rostrum for the 1961-6- 2 year includes: Ashman Elementary: Richard L. Bell, principal; Melvin Anderson, Ivy C. Ashby, T. Bagley, Maxine H. Carr, Donna G. Christison, Ada Jensen, Chloe S. Davis, Iris L. DeBerry, AraBella Gardner, John Evan Gleave, Lydia H. Hanchett, June M. Hansen, Richard P. Has-laWanda S. Peterson, Richard D. Roberts, Helen J. Sowby, Clara J. Wall, Don Wilson, Revo M. Young, Melba Jensen, Naomi Newell, Ann Rowley, Joyce Poul-soJerold Oldroyd, Amelia W. Jensen, clerk. Aurora Elementary: Dee Wayne Jolley, principal; Ora L. Christensen, Virginia Christensen. Elsinore Elementary: Phil M. Gillies, principal; Reva Christensen, Vera Morrey, Listed De-An- na Fashion Show May' 17th May 17 th is the date chosen for the Annual Fashion Show, sponsored by the Jaycettes. It will be held at the Elementary School Building, announced Mrs. Rae E. Noyes, Jr., president of the organization. The hall at the new building is spacious, and plans for the evenings display are being outlined by the chairman of the events. The show will open at 8 oclock. Mrs. Boyd Anderson is luncheon chairman. Millward D. Robinson, principal; Ida Christensen, Valda B. Hales, LaVaun Herbert, Ethel J. Jensen, Jpnda S. Larsen, Edythe McDonald, Mildred A. Mower, Vera J. Sorensen. Graveside funeral services for Richfield Jr. High School: Brenda Lee Allred, infant dauRulon D. Newell, principal; ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Alfred J. Anderson, Joseph Bu- Allred of Murray, were held in chanan, Dean Wright, Reming- the Redmond Cemetery, April 27 ton L. Davenport, A. E. Hansen, at 4 p.m. The baby was born George E. Young, Pearl Jacobsen, Wednesday. Ronald F. Jensen, Naomi H. NelSurvivors include the parents, son, Luella N. Oldroyd, Jean M. two sisters and three brothers. Sargent, D. Carl Wafnock, Jack The services included prayers Shipp, Faye Curtis, Verl Lang- by Bishop Jay Christensen and ston, Boyd D. Kiesel, Genial Willis Poulson, and a short talk Bradley, clerk. by Douglas Jensen. Keith BarSouth Sevier Jr. High School: rett dedicated the grave. Neal V. Jones, Bert L. Johnson, Joseph E. Lowe, Wallace S. m am g VI Newton, Mona C. Woods. North Sevier High School: iV Dewain C. Washburn, principal; Lyal N. Ashman, Hugh V. Bird, Briant G. Burgess, Zelma Four more entries have been Burr, Frances M. Christensen, added to the North Sevier Beauty La Von A. Christensen, Donald B. to be held May 13th, acPageant, N. Leo L. Merna Flora, Johnson, to Mrs. Vernal Mortensen. Mower, Ada F. Nielson, Ruth B. cording of the contest will be Winner Nielsen, E. Smith Peterson, Dent named Miss North Sevier, and Sorensen, Lewis Sorensen, Burke will compete for the title of Miss M. Smith, Carol Dean Christene contest in Utah in a sen, clerk. Salt Lake City, June 30th. Richfield High School: The new entries include Janet Winn. Douglas W. Loosle, principal; Gurr, Shawna Barney and April Koosharem School: S. D. Anderson, Dan Crandall, Mason of Della A. Bagley, Inza Brown. Aurora, and Kay DasDean Larson, Nita Lewis, Dean Monroe Elementary: trup of Salina. Registering last J. Isbell, Royce Johnson, Max week were Marsha Rasmussen, Hyrum B. Ipsom, principal; Marquardson, Arthur O. Nielson, Mary Christensen and Donna JenIda Mabel Shipp, Erickson, Peterson, Jason Taylor. Nancy Rasmussen also nie B. Leavitt, Ercel Olsen, Lois Jr.; Margaret A. Rees, Myra D. C. Nordgren, B. L. Olsen, Alvin D. Nay, Doris registered, but had to withdraw Karl Staheli, Charles due to college committments. Sorensen, M. Ellis Wade, Tuft (Vi day), Nielson, lone Bradley, Mae JenMiss Barney is the daughter of Beryl W. Young. sen (k day), Georgia C. Peter- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barney, and Pahvant Elementary: clerk. son, 18 is a senior is She of age. years Bernus Blackham, principal; South Sevier High School: A. and at North Sevier Ethel School, P. High Christensen, Beryl Parley P. Young, principal; secretary of her class. During her day), Jean Betenson, Dastrup ( Norris C. Jensen, Hazel Peter- Leland Ray Hunsaker, Yvonne Junfor year, she serVed as F.F.A. M. Christensen, Dayne Mathis, attendant. Her talent will be son, Alden Roberts, Elizabeth Rulon Melville, Vance R. Niel- sewing. She plans to register at Ware. Staples, Sam D. son, Norman Oliphant, Hartley C.S.U. on graduation, and major Redmond Elementary: Newby, James Leon Tillett, John in Elementary Education, with a E. Nielson, principal; Roger Carl Tuft, Brant Lee, Mildred B. minor in Business. urn. bo Jensen, Alberta Fair Reta Brown. Miss Kay Dastrup is the dau Murdock, Salina Elementary: La-R- Graveside Rites For Infant ue n, Jiss eer License er hre Peter Andreasen, 61. native of Redmond, and resident of Gunnison since 1939, died at 2:35 p.m. May 1st in the Gunnison Valley Hospital. Mr. Andreasen was stricken 27 years ago with diabetes, but continued to work and carry out his farming enterprise until six years ago, when he lost his eyesight. The past ten weeks his condition became serious. He was born in Salina, June 30, 1899, a son of Peter and Semena Madsen Andreasen. He lived in and attended the Redmond, schools in that community until moving to Gunnison. October 18, 1922, he married Ivy Anderson in the Manti L.D.S. Mecheal Seminary Pin Banquet May 18 a The Salina Seminary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints is having its annual Pin Banquet for the graduating class of 1961 on Thursday, May 18th. All graduates, with their parents, are invited to attend, and will receive personal invitations by mail. The banquet has been turned over to the parents of the students, with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Nordfelt acting as general chairmen, and many of the parents serving on the various committees. One of the highlights of the banquet will be the Temple. receiving of the Seminary Pins by Mr. Andreasen had been a the graduating students. farmer all his life, and was n and respected throughout the area. After stricken with blindness, he continued to direct the farm, with his childien comhome on vacations to help out. The itinerary for Bookmobile ing He was a member of the L.D.S. stops in Salina during the month of May are the 5th and 19th. Church, and a member of the Hours are: Redmond, 9 a.m. to Elders Quorum while a Redmond resident. He also served as water-mast10:30 a.m.; Salina, 10:45 a.m. to for several years. 12:00 noon, parked in front of include his widow, Survivors the Salina Library. Hours at the sons and four three Gunnison; high school are 12:00 noon to 1:30 Mrs. H. (RaChris daughters: p.m., and at the Elementary mona) Peterson, Bountiful; Mrs. school from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Lester (Karen) Anderson, Kent Andreasen, Jack Andreasen, Mrs. Keith (Beth) Gates and Mrs. Morris (Tressie) Lund, all of Salt Lake City, and Larry Andreasen, Gunnison; six grandchildren; his father, Redmond; one brother, Edwin Andreasen, Milford, and two sisters, Mrs. Dan (Nada) Ann derson, Sterling, and Mrs. The annual election of officers Redmond. Peterson, to serve the Auxiliary to the SaFuneral services will be held lina Post No. 36, American Leat 1 p m. in the Gunnison Friday 1961-6- 2 for the was gion year, L.D.S. Chapel, directed by Bishop held at the Legion Civic Center Larson. Burial will be in on Thursday evening of last LaMar the family plot in the Redmond week. Mrs. Afton Nielson, past under the direction of president, presided at the busi- Cemetery, the Peterson Mortuary of Salina. ness session, and Mrs. Beryl Friends may call at the family Mickelson presided at the inin home Gunnison, Thursday stallation of the new officers, folof services and until time evening lowing the election. Mrs. Conra Shepherd is the Friday. new president. Other officers, to serve with Mrs. Shepherd are: 1st vice president, Mrs. Estelle Selack; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Gwen Martin, secretary, Mrs. Those from Salina who attendMarie Bjerregaard; ed the Scout Fellowship meeting treasurer, Mrs. Ma urine Herbert; Friday night in the Kolob Stake historian, Mrs. Marion Hum- House in Springville, accomMrs. panied by their wives, were: G. phrey; Sergeant-at-armShirley Lambertsen; chaplain, M. Burr, Stanley Barrett, Warren Mrs. Lera Crane; executive com- Jensen, T. J. Morley, Robert S. mittee members: Afton Nielson, Jensen, Max Hershey, Dee RitConra Shepherd, Mrs. Donna chie, President Milo Bosshardt, Prows, Mrs. Virginia Horne and LaMar Bosshardt, Wendell RasMrs. Beryl Mickelson. mussen and Miss Karen Hatch. The Spring Convention in DisGeorge M. Mardikian gave the trict 6 will be held in Salina on principal address during the May 13th at the Legion Center. evenings program, attended by more than 750 Scouters. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Crane Awarding of the Silver Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gates citations was a highlight. Frank were in Salt Lake City, Wednes- G. Peterson of Gunnison was a day and Thursday of last week. local recipient. Stanley Barrett Mr. Gates and Mrs. Crane were received the honor in 1954, and G. M. Burr in 1957. consulting specialists. y well-know- Bookmobile Sets May Schedule er Legion Auxiliary Select Hew Slate Of Officers Peri-sco- Scouters Attend Fellowship Meet ed s, City Names Pool Operator The Salina City Council approved the application of Kirtley Madsen as manager of the municipal swimming pool for the summer season, during a meeting Monday night. Mr. Madsen, Sevier Bull Grading Schedule George Henderson, Extension Animal Husbandry Specialist of Utah State University, will be in Sevier County, May 12th to grade bulls, according to Paul Grim-shaCounty Agent. Producers with bulls should have them tied or horn branded for easy identification, so that the grader can do his job as quickly as possible. All papers must be available and present where the grading is done, so they can be stamped and initialed easily. Salina Native, Jennie L. Clark, Dies In Price out-of-sta- te Mrs. Jennie Lind Crane Clark, a prominent music instructor in Utah, died Saturday in a hospital at Price. Parents of Mrs. Clarjc were pioneer residents in Salina, and were John Thomas and Martha Fenn Crane. Jennie, as she was known here, was educated in the schools of Salina, and was a graduate of the School of Music at the Brigham Young University. She taught piano students until ill health forced her retirement from an active life. Mrs. Clark was born in Salina, October 25, 1891. On October 21, 1915, she married Harry Clark at a ceremony performed in Richfield. The family resided in Helper. She was a member in the L.D.S. Church; active in the musical and social activities in the community. Survivors are her husband; sons, Woodrow, of Helper, and Harry Clark Jr. of Pacoyma, California; two grandchildren; brothers and sisters, John H. Crane, Burton Crane, John T. Crane and Miss Ada M. Crane and stepmother, Mrs. Percinda Crane, all of Salina. Funeral services were conducted in the Salina Third Ward Chapel, with Bishop J. B. Crane e presiding. Burial was in the Services were Cemetery. held Wednesday at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. East-sid- Sorosls Club Names Officers Election of officers in the Sorosis Club was held April 26th in a meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Crandall. Mrs. Jimmy Peterson was named the new president; Mrs. Gene Condie, vice president; Mrs. Clell Sorenson, Mrs. Evan secretary-treasureMickelson, chairman, and Mrs. Raymond Dahlsrud and Mrs. Dee Ritchie, members of the program committee. r; Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Briant Burgess for the past week were Mrs. Carlos Hansen of White Rock, and Mrs. Blain Anderson and daughter, Melanie, of Salt Lake City. .nines Brow ieiier ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine senDastrup, and an ior at N.S.H.S. She served as dramatics manager at N.S.H.S., and plans to register at a beauty school on graduation. Miss Janet Gurr, 19, is a dau a graduate of North Sevier High School, is presently attending College of Southern Utah in Cedar City. Tentative date for the pool opening is May 30th. Hours, charges, etc. will be announced prior to the opening. J. L. Casey Bown, public information officer for the Utah F ish and Game Department, met April 26th with the Salina Lions Club, on their invitation, to discuss the pros and cons of the sale of special antlerless deer permits for the 1961 season in Salma. In 1960, a special ruling of the Board of Big Game Control put the permits for the area on sale only in Richfield, and through the department offices. Through actions of the Lions Club, a portion of these permits were returned to the local Salina sales office for distribution. In order to prevent this same situation in the coming season, the early meeting was scheduled. Club members and representatives of the business that serve the sporting public, who were guests at the meeting, expressed cooperation with the game department, but were clear in their decision to have the special permits on sale in Salina for those hunters who headquarter here. Mr. Bown stated such matters were brought before the Board of Big Game Control at their five annual district meetings. He suggested the pertinent points be written to the Fish and Game Commission, and also presented by a local representative at the area meeting. This meeting will be held June 22nd in Richfield. Arlon Nielson, representing the Feerless Furniture and Hardware, and the only license sales office in Salina, stated the license sales in 1960 was $23,000 less at his place of business than in 1959. This amount, it was pointed out, is a big loss to the state department and the sportsmen of Utah. Where it is not positive that the special permit sale transfer caused the decline, fault points in that direction. Mr. Bown explained the department would do nothing to harm the economics of the area in fact, it was interested in the opposit, and if the local citizens would present their case, with supporting facts, he felt the special permits would be sold through the Salina license office. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gurr. She graduated from N.S.H.S. with the class of 1959, and is a talented dance instructor. During her high school days, she served as cheerleader two years; twirler on the band front, and drum majorette. sewing and Miss Mason has served as a addition to her F.H.A. officer, Eeminary officer, dancing. and was a member of the North Miss April Mason is a senior Band Front three years. Sevier at North Sevier High School, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. She plans to attend C.S.U. and Homer Mason. Eighteen years old, major in physical education. She enjoys singing, painting, in state-wid- La-tha- el A Es-mo- nt Kay Dastrup Janet Gurr April Mason . -v Shawna Barney |
