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Show April ig; Page Four THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD , i . T ern Illlnois University State Representative Peter Rabbitt has announced the birth of his fifth son. The baby 10th child of the Peter Rab-bitt- s, will be named Peter Rab-bitt HI. Springville man wins high averd a cooperative fel-lowship through the NaUona for the Science Foundation summer and fall sessions at according to the University, word received this week. , He was among eight South uate students to f win t, lo,wship and the eihe j among 2068 high-abl- ii ' lege and university stud: ( , be aided in the sciences matics and engineer throughout the natio ' news release stated. ' The custom of kissin ren goodnight has iu,f died out. Parents car that long for their chii get home. mri """I j I I - , ' i ' J r ' ! I I ! ; i s i v ' ; ; U j Jackie Brereton, daughter of Mr., Mrs. Wayne Brereton, whose first birthday will be Sunday, April 22. Photos by Castleton Bradley Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norman, who is celebrating his first birth-day today, April 19. fry 'iWi - K lliffct That's right whatever ill RJ .you need to help you ; improve your home W IJJwCv j we have it! Come in jJjrJt ! and take a look you'll like our prices, too! ' fNIJlpI,! Utah Service Sf) j 35 E. 4th S.. HU 'Wfeg Smart's Feed and Hardware I , Pf t - " ' i ' I " r 1, " - l ?.'-.."V- ) v. f ' i ' f - - - i 875 llorth Main "THE FINEST GAS AT ANY PRICE!" Come in and meet the boys Phil Anderson B Bob Cordner Bill Morgan I Elwood Cartwrighti Earl Cutler j FREE: Your Choice: Box of Chocolates 01 Steak Knife 1 WITH FILL-U- P 1 (All Credit Cards Honored) 9 LuuJ l.T.3 0 lIVJ I, ,"t ..." to bring you . . . NEW CONVENIENCE NEW ECONOMY nKnEW SPACE SAVINGS EXHAUST-O-VEN- T free-standin- g range Exclusive with plus built-i- n exhaust- - rappan -- venl- UTAH SERVICE, INC. k i $ i ; i f f ' " i , i I i i - - I r 4 r xIx' x , e , ' 1 ' ' - $ ! 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Gatlin, Regional Director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, presents Special Acts Reward to Charles L. Snelson, Hatcheryman. Special acts averd goes to hatcheryman Charles Lee Snelson, 1100 North Main, hatcheryman at the National Fish Hatchery, this week was awarded a Special Acts Award of $200 from his Regional Director, John C. Gatlin, Albuquerque, New Mexico. The award was in recognition of Mr. Snelson's quick action which resulted in the saving of a two-ye- ar old- - boy whom he found unconscious in one of the hatchery ponds. Mr. Snelson discovered Mark Bressler in the icy water of one of the raceways last Jan-uary. Mouth to mouth res-uscitation revived the child and after over-nig- ht hospitali-zation he apparently suffered no ill effects. Mark is the youngest son of three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bressler who lives at the Springville station where the father serves as the hat-chery biologist. Because of Mr. Snelson's quick thinking and prompt action the special award was extended by John A. Thomp-son hatchery manager, repre-senting Mr. Gatlin. Mr. Snelson, himself the father of three children, said that he was grateful to have been able to be of service at this time of emergency. In addition to his hatchery work Mr. Snelson is active in Boy Scout work and serves as an auxiliary policeman for Springville City. Cancer campaign begins today; 150 women to help with drive Today has been designated as in Springville and across the nation, to raise funds to further research on cancer, announces Mrs. Blake H. Gammell; Springville chair-man. She is being assisted by a corps of approximately 150 women including Mrs. Calvin Johnson, Mapleton, Mrs. Reed Johnson, bus-iness chairman and Mrs. R. A. Oldroyd, special gifts chair-man. Starting tonight, April 19, between 5 and 9 p.m., volun-teer workers will call on neigh-bors and friends with the ob-jective of saving lives now as well as in the future. According to report, half of all cancer patients who con-tract cancer this year, may be cured if the disease were de-tected and treated in time. The immdiate objective of the Cancer Society is to help save these lives, an estimated 260, 000 men, women and children. In conducting the drive, vol-unteers will emphasize the slogan, "To cure more, give more," in an effort to give a light of hope to all cancer victims. oring and 15 no opinion. A total of 627c voted to either continue or expand the National Defense Education Act; 74 favored school lunch programs; 55, voca-tional education; 69 in favor of continuing aid to districts with large concentrations of federal employees. Member back from school board meeting Leo A. Crandall, Springville representative on the Nebo School District Board of Ed-ucation returned Sat. from St. Louis, Mo., where he attend-ed a 4 day session of the Na-tional School Boards Assn. Two other members of the Board, Roland Lindsey and Glade Stone, attended. The members went on rec-ord as opposing extension of federal assistance to education, listing 55 opposed; 30 fav- - Attorney - General Robert F. Kennedy "He (The Presi-dent) said that he wasn't go-ing to muzzle me but from now on all speeches on Texas should be cleared with the ; - i '1 j i N. X - , Miss' Mary Best, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Best, is expected home today from the Eastern Atlantic States LDS mission and will be welcomed officially by the Fifth ward at services Sun-day at 4:30 p.m., directed by Bishop Leonard E. James. Ward members and friends of the missionary are in-vited to attend. d3ow(inQ Scores F.ar!y Bird Ladies TEAM W L Allen Cleaners 35 13 Valley Packing 3iy2 16 V2 Southeast Service 29 18 Jensen Market 23 25 Sage Inn ....... 14 34 Smith's TV 11 37 High Team: Jensens, 600; Allen Cleaners, 573; Southeast Service, 571. High Series: Sherlene Lowe, 471; Joan Cragan, 457; Marie Barrett, 451. High Game: Joan Cragan, 194; Shirlene Lowe, 185; Hilda Hardy, 168. ; Art City Ladies TEAM W L Artistic Beauty 43 17 Brookside Market .. 34 . 26 Westside Market 28 32 Friels Inc 28 32 Utah Service 25 y2 34 y2 Town Pride 21 y2 38 y2 High Tearn': Utah Service 742; Friels, 704; Artistic Beauty,700. High Series: Shirley Schar-din- e, 471; Mary Lou Llewllyn, 456; Wanda Lowe, 454. High Game: Shirley Schar-din- e, 173; Wanda Lowe, 168; Virginia James, 168. Merchants League TEAM W L Johnson Tire 35 21 Snow Dairy 33 23 Springville Herald 30 26 Valley Bowling 26 30 Thorns 22 34 Springville Bank 22 34 High Team: Snow Dairy, 958 Springville Herald, 938; Valley Bowling, 936. High Series: Merv Redden, 583; Boyd Snow, 575; Bob Kinross, 573. High Game: Merv Redden, 221; Boyd Snow, 214 Lee Miner, 204. East Germans stregt hen walls in Berlin. The world does not pay for what a person knows. But it pays for, what a person does with what he knows. Phone company lowers rates The Utah Public Service Commission and the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announce new and lower rates for certain Long Distance telephone calls within the state, effective May 1. The decrease will reduce the Com-pany's Utah revenues by $349,-00- 0 a year. |