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Show givers! nierofitamg Salt Lake Cfty, Utah 84101 iff SUPPORT POPPY DAY PLANNED HERE SATURDAY, MAY 23 FUTURE BRIDES MAKE WEDDING PLANS SEE STORIES INSIDE Volume Seventy-seven SPRINGVILLE, UTAH 84663 MAY 21, 1970 10c per copy Number Twenty-one mm 'A I '' Jessie Johnson, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. D. LaRell Johnson, Is vleing for Miss Sprlngville In the contest to be run off June 4 Joint Springville, installation rites Joint installation services for the Rev. David Ansley Mote will be conducted Sunday evening at 7:30 in the Springville Community Com-munity Presbyterian Church by the Springville church and the Provo Community Congregational Church, United Church of Christ. The installation services will be open to members of the two churches only, because of limited space. However, a public reception will be held at the Provo Community Congregational Church following the services. Representatives of the Utah Presbytery and the In-termountain In-termountain Conference of U.C.C. will conduct the joint installation. Participants include in-clude The Rev. Robert H. Rigstad, vice moderator of the Presbytery of Utah, Dr. Bradley Skinner, conference minister of the Intermountain Conference. U.C.C, The Rev. Frank R. Marshall, chairman of the Utah Presbytery General Council; The Rev. Donald Mills, chairman chair-man of the Committee on Church and Ministry, Utah Association, UC.C.C: Cecil J. Zimmerman, ruling elder and member of the Utah Presbytery Committee on Ministerial Relations, Ed B. Shriver, moderator of the Provo Congregational Church; Ruling Elder Henry Camp of the American Fork Presbyterian Church; and Dr. Walton Roth, retired Presbyterian Field Representative. The Rev. David Ansley Mote will serve as pastor of both the Springville and Provo churches. This is the second joint service held by the two churches. Seven years ago the two denominations conducted a joint service at which The Rev. Donald A. Coleman was ordained as a congregational minster and stalled as pastor of the Springville Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mote is a native of Tucson, Ariz., and completed his high school education in Palo Alto, Calif. A National Merit Scholar, he attended Harvard College and graduated in 1960 with a degree in physics. He entered Union Theological Semininary in New York, completing his theological training in 1964. Mr. Mote was ordained in the Presbytery of Western Colorado, and served from 1964 to the present time as pastor of the Montezuma Valley Presbyterian Church in Cortez, Colo.. He held several presbytery and synod responsibilities in Colorado, ; ' ' i : : Queen entry, Lara Lee Law-recce, Law-recce, Is the daughter of Mr. lend Mrs. James Lawrence Law-rence and is sponsored by the Sprlngville Herald. Provo church set for pastor Rev. David A. Mote including the office of Stated Clerk of Presbytery, member of the Synod Christian Education Departmtment, and ex officio member of Presbytery General Council and Synod Committee on History. He was active on the Community Action Program BOoard, Red Cross and Cortez Community Camp Board. Mr. Mote and his wife and two small children will make their home in Provo. J L-J iv -J Semhwr gmdrnfm e;rerases sthedvM Forty-fourth Seminary graduation exercises for students in the Kolob and Springville Stakes will be held Friday night, May 22, beginning at 7:30 in the Kolob Stake House. Theme for the program is "In the Footsteps of a Prophet," in tribute .to the late beloved President David O. McKay. Program for the graduation is as follows: organ prelude, Annette Rawle; processional, graduates; welcome, President Ernest A. Strong, Jr.; invocation, in-vocation, Frank Strong; introduction in-troduction of theme and program, Grant Bartholomew, president, student executive council; vocal selection, double trio; talks, Notah Tahy, Barbara Nielson; piano solo, Richard Rife; talks, Steven Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Christine Wilson; vocal solo.Shauna Mason; talks, Dan Schaugaard, Gay Pabst; vocal selection, ladies double trio; talks Gail Packard, Susan Weight; presentation of X Kandls HoIIey, Miss Sprlngville Sprlng-ville contestant, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Holley. She is being sponsored by the Sage Inn. Weather Extended outlook Friday through Sunday: Fair and warmer. Highs 75-85; lows, 40-50. 40-50. The accumulation of growing degree days since March 1, 1970, continues between 100 and 200 degrees below the accumulation for the same period last year. Herald installs new computer Newly installed this week at the Springville Herald is the modern computer-type machine that sets "type" through a photo process rather than with molten metal as has been done in the past. The machine is fed with ticker tape of copy which photographs on a whirling negative and then the negative is run through another machine which quickly develops it ready for proofing and pasting on the type page to be again photographed with the entire page prior to having the final plate made for running on the offset press. Since the process is completely com-pletely new as well as the equipment also, today's issue may show some signs of inexperience inex-perience in using the new methods and equipment. graduates, Lloyd N. Andersen, George M. Peacock, acceptance of graduates, Kolob Stake, President Ernest A. Strong, Jr., Springville Stake, President Leo A. Crandall, song, third and fourth year graduates; benediction, Vonda Bird, student executive vice-president. A graduation reception and dance will follow in the Springville Stake House beginning at 9:15. Certificates of leadership and special achievement will be presented to the following during the graduation: Kolob Stake First Ward: Kim Averett, Preston Clark, Jr. , Mary Deane Cloward, Deb Fechser, Joan Hardy, Joette Hatfield, Gay Lynn Haws, Ruth Roundy, Donna Kay Stilson, Christine Wilson Second Ward: Wayne Phillip Lloyd, Dennis McDonald, Brenda Nosie, Alecia White. ' - ( .-" ! ', ." v S4".. J Miss LaLeene Bird, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Bird, is vieing for Miss Sprlngville. She is being sponsored by Miners Sales- funerama for fun at Art City Days Funerama, one of the featured events of this year's Art City Days celebration scheduled Friday, June 12, is designed to provide entertainment and activity for the family members of the city, according to Chairman Dr. Ken Creer. The event will be held at the North Park beginning at 7 o'clock p.m. and will last for approximately one hour. Various kinds of games will be planned for the youngsters under the recreation crouD and directed by Ned Perkins. Immediately following this phase of the program a Junior Rodeo will be staged by the Hobble Creek Riding Club at the riding club arena at North Park. Kids under 12 years of age will be participating in the event. Belt buckles will be given winners of each of several events planned. Those who are desirous of participating in the rodeo must register with their parents through Ned Shoell or members of the Hobble Creek Riding Club. Another feature of the Funerama will be the appearance ap-pearance of 3 live music groups who will play during the event. There will be plenty of con Kolob Stake House - 7:30 p.m. Sixth Ward: Elizabeth Ann Barzee, Louise Craig, Gerald Hoagland. Vivian Huff, Duane Paxton, Colleen Riding, Doris Weight, LaNell Weight. Eleventh Ward : Lucy Bom an , Kathy Bredesen, Kaye Danielson, Elizabeth Fullmer, Mike Huntington, Cris J. Lowe, Wendy Robinson "Twelfth Ward: Kerry Bird, Vonda Bird Stephen Golding, Pam Hamblin, Cheri Jensen, Kim Jensen, Craig Miner Marylyne Warren- Mapleton First Ward: Katherine Barker Paul J. Cloward, Albert Frisby, Peggy Richmond, Nancy Shelley, Lon Sorensen, Laurie Wilcken. Mapleton Second Ward: Lila Davies, Erva Hawkins, Yvonne Ogilvie, Reed Rieske, Jerry Bids considered by council at Monday meeting City council members considered con-sidered bids as they were opened Monday night in the council meeting for the surfacing of various streets in the city under the "C" road fund money allocation. Bids were as follows: Valley Asphalt, $20,850; Geneva Rock Products Co., $25,650; Superior Asphalt Company $18,950. Bids were referred to the city engineer before making a bid award. Hie council agreed to participate par-ticipate in the expenses involved in sending the queen to the state competition as explained by Jim Jeffers, Jaycee president and will contribute $150.00. Raymond Klauck of the Chamber of Commerce extended ex-tended an invitation to the mayor and city council to the Chamber of Commerce breakfast break-fast planned July 17 at 7 a.m. at the new Hobble Creek Inn. Dale Jarman who resides in the mouth of Hobble Creek Canyon, met with the council to discuss the increasing problem of motor bikes in the hills nearhis home and the nuisance they are creating. Lyle Smith of the Forest Service met with the council to discuss the use of Forest Service lands and of recreation areas in the canyon. LuDean Litster met and presented an updated insurance program for city employees. cessions set up for everyone to have treats. The Funerama will close with a display of fireworks. Tickets for the Funerama are being sold in each ward in Springville and Mapleton. A family discount ticket is available or tickets may be purchased on an individual basis. They will also be sold at he gate the night of June 12. Jehovah group plans events Spanish Fork congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is planning for the visit of Mr. D. Hartley, circuit supervisor, Sunday. In preparation for this, the week of May 26-31 will emphasize "Family Bible Education" and a door-to-door ministerial training and series of talks on bible instruction in-struction are planned. As the special climax to Mr. Hartley's week-long activity, a public discourse entitled "Education that equips you for life"will be given at 10 a.m. Sunday, May 31 at 291 East 700 North in Spanish Fork. The public is invited. Stark, Notah B. TAHY, Wesley Walker, JoAnne Whiting, Shelie Whiting, Colleen Wiscombe. Mapleton Third Ward: Evert Holdaway, Nancy Johnson, Sherry Lowe, Annette Poulson. Shyrlene Grange. Fourth Ward: Grant N. Bartholomew, Karen Collett, Debra Giles, Marilyn Hall, Tom Martin. Fifth Ward: Raymond Neel, Barbara Nielson, Betty Rigby, Mary Lu Robertson, Jim Sumsion Seventh Ward: Marie Lou Begay, Kristeen Bringhurst, Dale R Cutler, Jill Hafen, Valerie Johnson, Gay L. Pabst, Annette Palfreyman, Karen Stewart, Julia Thompson. Eighth Ward: Maxyne Bowles, Dale R Cutler, Carol Lynn Munson. Diplomas to be awarded 232 seniors at impressive rites Springville High School will hold commencement exercises at the high school auditorium next Wednesday evening May 27 beginning at 7:30 under the direction of Principal Harold Bartlett. Speakers Stephanie Bird, Cheryl Weight, Laurie Wilcken, Clark Bishop, John Jacobson, Lynn Robbins,will address their remarks around the theme: "The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts it." v A full program appeared in last week's issue. Springville soldier loses life on combat mission in Yietnam A Springville man, Spec-4 Kent Childs Taylor, 20, was killed May 14, 1970 in a helicopter crash while on a combat mission in Vietnam. He was the son of Morris and Ada Taylor of 515 East 1000 South. His wife, who is residing with her parents in Orem. was the former Marie McKinney. The body will be sent here for burial services, but up to press time, there was no word received as to when it would arrive. Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery with full military rites. Spec-4 Taylor had been in Vietnam since Sept. 24, 1969. He received his basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., then trained at Fort Eustis, Va. before going overseas. He served as a crew chief on his helicopter during combat missions in Vietnam. He was born July 18,1949 in Spanish Fork, a son of Morris and Ada Childs Taylor. He was an active member of the LDS Church. He graduated from the Springville High School in 1967 and attended the Utah Technical College at Provo. Prior to entering en-tering the service he was em-plyed em-plyed at U.S. Steel Company. He married Marie McKinney of Orem on Feb. 22, 1969 in the Manti Temple. Surviving are his widow of Orem, his parents of Springville, a brotther and three sisters, Morris Lee Taylor of Spanish Fork, Lois Taylor and Mrs. Thomas (Marlene) Bott of Springville, and Mrs. Kay (Evelyn) Mitani of American Fork, one grandmother, Mrs. John Taylor of Salem. The epistles in the New Testament known as the 'Pastoral Epistles' are the first and second epistles to Timothy and the epistle to Titus, because they contain the advice of a pastor concerning church government, church officials, teachings and Christian faithfulness faith-fulness and endurance. The aortic arch which carries pure blood to the body turns to the right in birds but to the left in man and other mammals. Ninth Ward: Karren Bascom, Aaron J. Grant, Chris Quarn-berg, Quarn-berg, Diane Taylor, Janine Van Wagoner. Tenth Ward: btepnanie Bird, Pete S. Giles, LaRee Judy, John C. R. Preston, Marian Springer, Janet Whitney. Thirteenth Ward: Kim Charles Eberhard, Susan Kay Harris, Marilyn J. Nielson Prospective graduates for the three-year graduation certificate cer-tificate in both stakes include the following : Kolob Stake First Ward: Debra Jo Allan, Janice K. Burningham, Preston Clark, Jr., Dave Cloward, Keith L. Dallin, Sherry Dowhaniuk, Margo Fechser, Ruth Ann Gavin, Craig Hatfield, Keven, Holm, Dennis Larsen, Dave Lazenby, Marilyn Newman, Ruth Perry, Paula Showa, Susan Smeath, Dan Vincent, Weldon J. Young, Lillian Watchman. Second Ward: Robert Brown, Following the commencement exercises, a reception for the graduates and parents will be held in the cafeteria. Prospective list of 232 graduates to receive diplomas include the following : Lynn Rockne Allan, Norman William Allman, Lynda Atwood, Jim C. Averett, Kim C. Averett, Katherine Rachel Barker, Grant Newman Bartholomew, Kristine Bartholomew, Elizabeth Ann Barzee, Karren Bascom, Joseph Paul Beals, Marie Lou Begay, L'miitti I r-i ii iii Kent Childs Taylor Mapleton City revises hours for city office A revision of office hours for Mapleton City offices has been approved following the city council meeting, announces Mayor Carlos Hjorth. Starting May 28, office hours on Thursdays will be from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.. Hours Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday will remain from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. In other action by the Council, it was decided that because of the problem of excess waste water from irrigation damaging the city streets, it will be necessary to enforce the city ordinance against such practice. The city attorney was directed to write a statement to citizens informing them of this decision and a letter will also be sent to the Mapleton Irrigation Company Com-pany advising them and asking their cooperation. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among males. hhky Mike Elder, Richard Fox, Gloria Gardner, Ron Hitchcock, Mary Miner, Dorothy Pace, Craig Stewart, Kathy Thomas, Diane Watts. Sixth Ward: Sam Barker, Ina Bartholomew, Steven Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Edwin Cuch, Mark Davis, Alice Greenhalgh, Pam Hoagland, Patricia Ann Houser, Kent Huff, Linda Elaine Jones, Joyce Lovell, Rodney Oldroyd, Wendy Jeanne Oldroyd, Greg Osborn. Carla Petersen, Richard Rife, Maureen Snelson, Mike Stansfield, Ken Swenson, Susan Weight. Eleventh Ward: Jerry Averett, Lynn Bartlett, Alan Booke, Jan Bredesen, Jim Hopkinson, Larry Don Lamb, Lynn Poulsen, Rex Schardine, Daryl Strong, Frank Strong. Twelfth Ward: Kim D. Bunce, Keith Fitzgerald, Mary Jane Jones, Jan Ollerton, Cynthia Lynne Salisbury, Janette Strong, Kelly Tuttle, Mike (Continued on Page 4, Col. 2) Craig James Belshaw, Alan Money Bird, Carolyn Jane Bird, Dwight G. Bird, Ella Marie Bird, Kerry Don Bird, Kristene Bird, Mary Ann Bird, Stephanie Bird, Vonda Bird, Clark Thorpe Bishop Lynn Bradley Bluth, Al Boltis, Lucy Boman, Maxyne Bowles, Owen Selvoy Boyer, Randy A. Brailsford, Terry Ervin Brailsford, Kathleen Bredesen, Richard L. Brereton, Janet Sue Breuninger, Joan Bringhurst, Kristeen Bringhurst, Melvin Bush, Paulette Michelle Carter, Peggy Ann Carter, Thomas Merrill Cherrington, Paul A. Child, Richard D. Childs, Todd G. Christensen, Harold Ray Clark, Preston Clark, Junior, Jeanie Payne Clements, Mary Deane Cloward, Paul J. Cloward, Kevin Edward Clyde, Gloria Jean Coker, Nora Maria Cole, Karen Lorraine Collett, Charles Eugene Cotter, Steven Dee Cox, Louise Clare Craig, Edwin Cuch, Dale R Cutler, Gordon Wayne Cutler. Robert Dean Dahle, Pamela Kay Dalton, Kaye Danielson, Lila Davies, Ralph Luke Day, Scott Thomas Duncan, Gregory Lynn Dunn, Kim Charles Eberhard, Alan Ross Ellis, Karen Evans. JoNan Farrer, Deborah Fechser, Horace Ferran, Mary Catherine Ford, Ann Francis, Albert Eddie Frisby, Elizabeth Fullmer. Daniel Clair Gale, Debra Helen Gale, Michael Stanley Gardner, Debra Giles, Pete Sanford Giles, Stephen Bryan Golding, Robert Wayne Goodell, Glenda Shyrlene Grange, Aaron J . Grant. Jill Hafen, Michael Frank Haley, Marilyn Hall, Pamela S. Hamblin, George Lee Hampton III, Joan Hardy, Susan Kay Harris, Ann Christine Hatch, Joette Audrey Hatfield, Erva Lee Hawkins, Gay Lynn Haws, Linda Haymond, Gerald Lane Hoagland, Evert Howard Holdaway, Paul C. Holley, Kathy Huff, Vivian Huff, Rachelle Hunt, Michael Huntington, Hun-tington, Ronald Dean Hutchings. Craig Hansen Ivie, Kathryn Ivory, Connie Jacobsen, John Evan Jacobson, Cheri Elizabeth Jensen, Daniel Kim Jensen, Ronald Paul Jensen, Brent D. Johnson, Clark Ernest Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Valerie Johnson, John-son, Lois Jane Jones, Walter Carl Jones, LaRee Judy. Robert Steven Kappas, Susan Leanora Killpack, Judy Lynn King, Russell C. King, Jerald Ray Knight. David Glen Law, Randy M. Leetham, Charles Keith Lewis, Wayne Phillip Lloyd, Chris J. Lowe, Kathryn A. Lowe, Sherry Colleen Lowe, Pat Lucas. Jolene Marsh, James Marshall, Mar-shall, Michael Craig Marshall, Sherrie Roxanne Bird Marshall, Thomas K. Martin, Maren Z. Massey, Dennis McDonald, Steven Max Merryweather, Kirk J. Miller, Craig K. Miner, Ronald Lynn Mortimore, Carol Lynn Munson. Brian Lewis Murray, Larry LaVere Murray. Michael Scott Nance, Barbara Nielson, Raymond Earl Neel, Jan Elda Nielson, Marilyn Joyce Nielson, Russell LaRell Nielson, Luetta Mae Norman, Brenda Nosie. Yvonne Cleone Ogilvie, Lorelei Olsen, Ronald Blaine Ostler. Gay Lyn Pabst, Annette, Palfreyman, Gayle Parker, Duane Harris Paxton, James Kent Peterson, John R. Petersen, Robert E. Peterson, James Jefferie Phillips, Annette Poulson, Lynn C. Poulsen, John Carter Rell Preston, Myrtle, Anne Pulsipher, Bert Chris Quarnberg, Charles Aaron Reese, Peggy Lee Richmond, Colleen Riding, Walter Reed Rieslke, Betty Kay Rigby, Lynn Grant Robbins, Calvin Don Robertson, Mary Lucile Robertson, Wendy Robinson, Ruth Roundy, Steven Vaughn Rowe. Coral Kay Schardine, Glenna Gaye Seal, Christine Selman, Nancy Shelley, Chris S. Sorensen, Marian Springer, Cynthia Lee Stansfield, Jerry Joseph Stark, Bobby Vernile Steele, Christine Stewart, Karen Stewart, Donna Kay Stilson, Continued on Page 3, Col. 4. ) V |
