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Show Page Eighteen THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD September 29, I960 Hed Devils meet lehi today at 3 Springville's Red Devils travel to Lehi this afternoon (Wed.) to play the Pioneers in a non-leag- ue encounter. The game was originally to play looked improved and the team play generally was good. The contest was pretty evenly played throughout the first three quarters but Spanish managed two scores, the last one coming in the closing min-utes of the game. be played with Cyprus but a change was made. Kickoff time is set for 3 p.m. Lehi is sporting a clean re-cord to date and is one of the tougher teams in the northern part of the county. The Devils will have a stiff assignment in their attempt to unseat the high riding Pioneers. This will be the final pre-seas- tilt for the Devils prior to opening league play here on Oct. 7 against Payson. Devils lose Coach Killpack's eleven drop-ped their practice game to the Spanish Fork Dons last Friday night at Spanish Fork, 14-- 0. Not only did they lose the con-test, but they lost one of their star backfield men, Buddy Gardner who received a knee injury that will sideline him for a few weeks. The Red Devils' defensive At Mapleton Fred Hurst is spending a thirty day leave from the US Army in West Germany. He will return to his base on Sep-tember 28 after visiting- with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wal-do- n Hurst. A family dinner was given at the Hurst home Saturday evening in his honor. Mrs. Walter Reiske has been selected as the new president for the Primary Organization of the Mapleton Ward. She re-places Mrs. Delna Cazier who has been released, along with her counselors, Mrs. Reiske and Mrs. George Murray. Mrs. George Murray and Mrs. Gary Rasmussen will be counselors ot Mrs. Reiske and Mrs. Ber-ne- ll Jensen will be retained as secretary. Scout lodge scene of Kivvanis meet Kiwanians and their wives will journey to the W. W. Clyde Scout Lodge at Maple Dell, Payson Canyon Thursday evening for a luncheon-meetin-g and inspection of the National Parks Council recreation cen-ter. Paul Bowman will be toast-mast- er for the evening and will also tell of his trip with the Springville Scouts to the re-cent National Jamboree at Colorado Springs, Colo. The talk is expected to be of special interest to the group 111 CU illUUU O.S JS1A UI U1C Scouts attending the meet were sons of Kiwanians. President Howard Maycock will be in charge of the meet-ing which begins at the regular time 7 o'clock. Cougars play Fort Collins in Sat. game Brigham Young will enter the Skyline picture this week-end meeting Colorado State University Saturday night in Fort Collins. The two clubs should provide a real scrap, since the loser will enherit an early-seaso- n spot in the con-ference cellar. Choped off with a total of 19 yards passing in the two games played thus far, the Cougars are sensitively aware of the fact that they must fashion an aerial attack in order to win any more games. They dropped their last contest to San Jose 21-- 8 in Calif. Mortician back from schooling Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Met-ca- lf are home from a 12-da- y business and vacation trip which took them over 4000 miles covering most of 15 states. As one of a group of funeral directors from over the nation, Mr. Metcalf was spon-sored by Berg Mortuary on the trip which included a specialized course given by the National Foundation of Fune-ral Service, at Evanston, 111. The course was keyed to the specific needs of funeral ser-vice firms and based upon the principal that sound operating techniques will result in better public service. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf went by jet to Dayton, Ohio where they purchased a new funeral coach. They then traveled to Columbus, Ohio and toured the Belmount Casket Co. At State College, they visited Mr. Met-calf- 's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Tingey and family before Mr. Metcalf en-rolled in the school near Chi-cago. Enroute home, they traveled through the Ozark country to Odessa, Texas, where they cal-led on Mr. Metcalf's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Har-old Metcalf and family. They also visited friends in Aubu-querqu- e and went through the Carlsbad Caverns. At Mapleton Mr. and Mrs. Condie Cran-da- ll were visited by her nep-hew Sharod Broadhead and his young bride one day last week when they were on their way to Logan where he is in his fourth year of college. Maria Tuttle, five year old daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Floyd Tuttle suffered a broken arm while playing at home. She was confined to the hospi-tal for two days. ESS !i l r-- 4i and a modern symbol of BETTER . 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Student frdm Iran addresses JC Wives Miss Rizvan Mohragi of Teh-ran, Iran, a tudent at the BYU majoring in psychology, ad-dressed the dinner-meetin- g of the Jaycee Wives Wednesday evening at Barts., The cplor group in charge of Mary Jane Lawrence arranged the pro-gram, under direction of Presi-dent Nelda Smith. The visiting guest speaker discussed social, political and family customs of her native land, stressing the fact that life there is much the same as here in comparable' economic classes. Some living and educa-tional classes are very high and modern there she stated, even by Western standards. Miss Mohrago speaks four lan-guages and has a B.A. degree in English language and an-other in Persian and English literature.-- ' Twenty-tw- o members and guests were seated at the din-ner table which held an ap-propriate centerpiece of autumn leaves, silvered pine cones and acorns. dowfing. .Scored MERCHANTS LEAGUE League Standings Team W L Snow Dairy 11 5 Art City Lanes 9 7 Thorn Rock Prod 9 7 Springville Bank 8 S Johnson Tire 6 10 Springville Herald 5 11 Week's Results Snow Dairy 3 2874 Thorn Rock Prod 1 2765 Springville Bank .. 1 2728 Johnson Tire 3 2737 High Team Game Snow Dairy, 981; Johnson Tire, 967; Thorn Rock Prod-ucts, 955. Individual High Series Henry Child, Thorns, 623; Joe Hudson, Snows, 607 Fran-cis Hazel, Johnsons, 581. Individual High Game C. L. Olsen, Bank, 224; Henry Child, Thorns, 216; Joe Hud-son, Snows, 214. Vjapieton JewA Mr. and Mrs. R. G. MacKen-Z,i- e are home after an interest-ing trip to California and the Northwest. They went by way of Reno, Nevada where they spent two days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom. From there they traveled to Red-wood City, Calif., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Johnson. They called on Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Collard at Oakland. Traveling north they stopped at the Paul Holley home in Seattle and With the Don Holleys at Richland, Wash-ington. They enjoyed the World Championship Rodeo at Pendleton, Oregon and toured points of interest in Canada. They were gone three weeks. Young Ben Court was in the hospital for a tonsil operation last week. He is the one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmc Court. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Perrerc accompanied by a son Pete Perrero and his wife of Helpei are visiting relatives a n c friends in Los Angeles, Calif They went especially to attenc the funeral services of a niece A guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. Boyd Johnson ha; been their daughter Janice and family from California. LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS Civil No. 23028 In the District Court of Utah County, State of Utah. LAUNA JANE.. NEWMAN, Plaintiff vs. PHILLIP ED-WARD NEWMAN, Defendant. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-FENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon ALDRICH, BULLOCK & NEL-SON, Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is 35 No. Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah an answer to the complaint within 20 days after service of this sum-mons upon you. If you fail so to do, judgement by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said complaint which has been filed with the clerk of said Court, and a copy of which is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you. This is an action for divorce. Dated September 20, 1960. ALDRICH, BULLOCK & NELSON, By J. Robert Bullock, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Published in Springville Her-ald Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 1960. |
