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Show J-- ' NEPHI, THE FRIENDLY CITY AT THE CROSS ROADS OF UTAH Nephi. Juab County. Utah, Thursday, Volume 42 Tickets filed for Nephi Election V ? 1 SUSPENDED BY TRUMAN . James Smyth, internal revenue collector in California wt s suspended by the President pending investigation relating to incompetency in the conduct of his office. The inter nal revenue offic In San Fran cisco is being probed. REGuiorly November 6th speaking Election of new City Coundlmen and a City Treasurer will be con ducted in Nephi on Tuesday, New ember 6th, with two tickets hav By the Editor ing been filed early this week at the office of City Recorder Ray After such a long absence, we mond Christiansen. won't recognize 'normal' Only incumbent councilman on probably the list is George W. Johnson, who even if we do get back to it. is completing two years as a mem ber of the council. There will be high prices Normally, only two councilmen as long as the customers Inpositions would have .been filled by on paying them. sist the election, but the council dead ed some time ago that a vacancy caused by the moving from the A request has been received by the Public Health city of Alma C. Tranter, should be tilled by election rattier than apNurse and the Nephi Chapter of the American Red pointment, making the third pos ition on the ballot. Cross, Loaning closet, for a Under the present election law, child's wheel chair. the City Treasurer will be elected An adult-siz- e wheel chair for a term of four years, and at is available, but the local alternaing periods of two years organization does not have a child-siz- e the City Recorder will be elected in the storage closfor a term of four years. et. Filed as candidates on the Re If you have one which you can spare for a period of publican ticket are E. Rulon three to four months, kindly Brough, George W. Johnson and terms call Mrs. Kittie Beard, pubEugene Lunt for four-yeas councilmen, and Mildred Step-lic health nurse at 0499J4, or Mrs. George Belliston, at hensen, incumbent, for a four-year ar THREATENED . . . Henry Lucking (above) tells probers into Stat-e- n term as City Treasurer. On the Citizens official filing Island grafting that Richmond For Council-meRepublican boss Ward Ruppell bad memorandum are: Clarence Gowers, Lynn Parthreatened him and his family and that he had to pay Ruppell $2,000 kin and Vanghn Paxman, and for to obtain a Staten Island liquor U City Treasurer, Hazel Bosh. Christiansen cense. City Recorder pointed out that under the law the Councilmen candidates appear ing on the ballot will be in alpha betical order, and that the three men receiving the highest number of votes, regardless of their posit ion on the ballot, will be elected. In order worth, if "John Jones" and John Jones Jr., are appearing on the ballot directly opposite to v ' k?i ""taw' V each other, they may both be voted on and elected. Places of election, judges, etc., and further information on the el ection will appear in next issue. n: Kfwanians Hear of Nephi 29. If none is available within the area, it is hoped that a local civic club will come forward with about $70.00 to purchase one for this occasion and any possible future occasion. It would be a fine contribution to the loaning closet. Joel Taylor, County Assessor, says that the big difference be tween safety and an accident is YOU. People in and around Nephi are used to the new getting pretty-weelectric lighting system along the main street. If you want quite ll a thrUl, come onto Main street from one of the side streets, in the evening after the lights have reach ed full brilliance. Boy that gives one a spirit of community pride that is really something. My only gripe with the lights is that I spent ten minutes a few nights ago trying to find my car when it was right in front of me all the time . . it had changed from a green to a whateveryoucallit un der the lights. We notice that the lights on West Center street have been connected into the sysem, along with some others . . and it lights that part of the business district up equally well with Main. Need For Religion October Livestock Men Join to Oppose Permit Cuts First of Series of Articles Tells" of Past Herd Reductions The following letter and article nave been recs eived by The for publication. Inasmuch 'as the sub ject matter is of vital importance to a large number of people of East Juab County if not the entire economy bf this area we are printing them in their entirety. The article is the first of a series: "In recent issues of The Times- News there have appeared articles regarding Forest official conduct ing tours with members of local clubs, school teachers ' and other interested citizens upon the Nebo range and water 6heds. It appears these tours were made along what is known as the Nebo Lloop road with the intent and purpose of pointing out the serious damage being done to our ranges by livestock grazing. Forest officials are now requesting another cut in livesctock permits despite , the fact that permits have been reduced 60 per cent in the last 30 years. Members of livstock associations from Goshen, Payson, Santaquin, Mona, Nephi, Levan, Moroni, Wales and Jerusalem recently met at Nephi and appointed a com mittee for the purpos of opposing futur cuts in permits and also to lay before the ublic ' the facts regarding our ranges. There is always two sides to every question and we solicit your cooperation in assisting us to present our side by publications in your paper. We might point out that we are very much interested in our ranges and watersheds, probably more than the average citizen, for our livlihood depends upon these lands. Without the water we use for irrigation and without the grazing for our livestock we would have, no income, leaving us with one alternaive: that of seeking a iivlihood elsewhere and we do not desire to do that. For the next few weeks we de sire to point out facts regarding our problems and statistics reTimes-New- " 25th, 1951 SINGLE COPY 10c Deseret Stake Singing Mothers To Give Concert Here Saturday Evening Number 43 COMMUTES NAMED TO DIRECT PHASES OF UTAH SYMPHONY CONCERT The event we have all been looking forward to will be here Saturday evening, October 27th, in the First-Secon- d ward amusement Dates Set for 4-- H Club hall, at 7:30 p. m., when the Deseret Stake Singing Mothers will Achievement Meets present a concert under the direction of Ladd Cropper. The Relief Society is sponsoring Throughout County this budget program and they Th annuai 4 K Club achieveurge not only the ladies but the ment exercises will be held this men as well to come out and enyear in each community of the joy this fine choral singing. county during the National 4-This group has a large repertoir club achievement week of Nov. 1, of music and will sing songs that to an announcement according will appeal to both young and old. today by County Agent Ray BurLet's have a large and apprec- tenshaw. All club work has iative audience for this fine group been for the year, he completed of Singing Mothers who give so stated. talof and their time unselfishly Boys, girls and leaders will be ents. presented ctrtifioates, pins and for their achievement durthe year. ing Parent-Teache- rs Ass'n The following dates have been for their achievement program. Schedules First Meeting; set All programs will be held in the evening and we invite all parents The first regular P T A meet- and frinds to join: Nephi, Novem-bing will be held Friday, October 5th; Levan, November 7th! 26th at 4 P. M. at the Central Eureka, November 8th. The date school auditorium. for Mora hai not been set but Superintendent Lei and E. And- will be sometime during the week erson will be the principal speak- of November 5 to 11 er. Reports will be given by the chairmen of the membership and magazine committees. Also on the program ere several musical num- Masquerade Party bers. Planned Juab H 4-- H oi Parent-Teache- association rs High By of- n, Lit-a-Lu- re ficers urge all parents to attend For Friday Evening this meeting and to participate In The Student Body of Juab high the important school-hom- e relationship discussions which will have are holding a Masquerade Dance a definite bearing on improved val- on October 26th at 9:00 p. m., at the JHS Gymnasium. It is exue of the school system. pected that all will come in costume. Prizes wild be given for Juab County Farmers to the best girls costume, for the best boys cosutme, and for the best couple in costume. 'Get In The Scrap' cards will be admission The period from October 15 to forActivity students. November 15 has been set for the Refreshments will be sold by farm scrap dive throughout the various groups. nation. You probably know how Music will be furnished by the important scrap is in making recently organized "New Nebo steel, according to County Agent Knights" orchestra. Machinists Union, Max Knight Steel is half Ray Burtenshaw. Reporter, Geneil Christensen scrap and half pig Iron, Mr. Burtenshaw pointed out In a letter Relief Society Visiting to all farmers in the county this week, To further quote from the letter: Alfred M. Durham of Salt Lake Steel is number one ingredgarding the usage and manage- ient in thethe City, receptionist on the Temple of vital weamaking and ment of our respectof chairman and ranges formerly Square, NAMED UX-I. . . Edward Rupof defense pons planes, ships, them Kiwanis you that of Music Committee the 1 request fully print pell, chairman of Richmond county tikns and other munitions. Right in your paper. GOP organization, was named in a International, was guest speaker now the Nation is stepping up this at Respectively, corruption probe as the man who at the regular Kiwanis meeting of military items in orpioduction noonHotel Forrest the ofMonday decided what candidates ran for Members of Livestock der that we may be strong enough of ttie H. chairman John Harmon, fice in Staten Island, who sold jobs, Associations to defend ourselves and our way who bribed officials and who set Support of Churches" committee of livivng against any kind of at was in charge of the program and the price for squaring a charf". tack. Consequently, scrap is es introduced Mr. Durham. The first article of the series sential to our defense. Mr. Durham discussed religion, follows: "The national production auth "Men on mankind. and its effect We would like to get before us the steel in tails that ority are great in proportion to their the public a few facts pertaining Juab Stake M. I. A. oficers have supply of scrap is dangerconstructive influence in the It seems like the time is getting to the grazing on the Uinta Nat dusry's low. Unless scrap keeps planned a special event for the ously world" he quoted, and pointed out pretty short for some action on ional Forest. flowing to mills in sufficient a- - Junior Gleaners, Junior M Men( that religion should make a def- the band trip to California. Only This grazing district, comprising irounts, steel production is bound Explorers and Mia Maids for Fri inite contribution to ones life. It one month from and they'll pvpral farmine towns, some oi to suffer. day evening, November 2nd. All should cause a man to have an be in Long Beachtoday Mona, are Nephi, which Levan, to take part in "The Juab Ciuity Agricultural members of these two groups are achievement for and Goshen. incentive Payson personal the big review. Start digging down Mobi'ization Committee is asking invited to a special Skating party in a cultural way, in a business in those jeans, and let's see if. we others. The people in these com- farmers to in rounding at the Nebo Skateland at 7:30 p. ' life and for social advancement can raise ample funds to take the munities depend largly on farm up farm scrapcooperate 1 ti::s fall and selling m. Following a skating party all Interest in religion should make gang to California and back to ing and stock raising.. it lo scrap deaiers. d will return to the man seek full and abundant living represent Nephi, East Juab Counyears or mere During th past in the loic run, farmers stand ward hall where chili will be ser on out. Mr. Durham pointed tc gain whi-ty, and the entire State of Utah. about the livestock perraittea scrap moves to the ved by the Stake officers. Each "Religion should supply sound Last year the JHS group was the this part of the Forest have been rrJls in sufficinet quantity. Scrap person attending is requested to and accepted standards by which Utah band in the review, and reduced more than 60 percent (For helps guaran.ee conturn ued prod bring with them a chili bowL a had 1916 Mona man should live" he also pointed only we haven't heard of any others xnmnle. ir. the year uction of new faim machinery and glass and spoon. out. and should provide man with going again this year. permits for 1205 head of cattle and equipment. Also on the evening of Novemb a basis for rational and satisfying 47 head oi horses, ims year u Iron and steel scrap is wanted er 2nd at Levan, a Juab Stake answers to those religious quest rwrmit WAS for 490 head of cattle.) especially. There hasn't been any Boy Scouts and Bee ions which man asks, concerning It's funny how things happen . . During that same period some Elk call for the lighter metals, such sponsored Girls Hive party is being held, at on life with of life hereafter, purpose Lan Taylor, Texaco station oper- were placed on this District as aluminum, or for such other 8 P. M. Additional inormatlon on ator in Levan has been "hobbling" the understanding that they should materials a rubber or pap this party will be announced in LORD HALIFAX HERE . . '. Lord this earth, etc. Mr. Durham told of activities on around on a walking cast the past not at any time exceed 600 head. er. A part it.- scrap lift of items to look all wards of the Stake Sunday, on Halifax arrives on Queen Elizabeth vast the of broken and a or ankle with week so, Least year (1950) they permitted for: plow points and shares, cul- to tour the United States In bis ca- Temple Square transportation, etc of tourists which annual which he received when a range 900 had of elk to be killed. In t'vator shovl: and swees, other pacity as committee member for numbers counted area. on 1951 fell was him. this visit he boiler they of ly n moving the of broken machine parts, awards spring commonwealth fund Mr. and Mrs. IL Val Hoyt of Mr. Durham, at the conclusion Saw Lan in town the other day just as many elk as they did in the equipment replaced scholarships. He was British amby a tractor, Provo will be speakers at the one each indicates that This also from of Cleo his with 1950. talk, presented Malmgren, bassador to U. S. eld electric wire and cable, worn First Ward Sacrament meeting on spring of present with an autographed copy Levan, who looked chipper and this herd of elk must number at out storage batteries, windmill and Sunday at 5:54 at the ward chapel. defof his own composition "Ode to hearty, even though he had a least 2500 head or more. It is water tank towers replaced by a Dr. and Mrs. Hoyt, formerly of ton automobile roll him around initely known that elk do much modern pressure system. Utah, This is the Place. ltt You can recently returned from a Earl Moss of Provo, President on the ridge one night last week. more damage to the range than do Include wire and screening, too. Nephi, to and the Holy Land Europe trip are on tne no of tha Provo Club, June Hinckley Lan probably thinks there's TMs lighter &crap Is in greater and will have an cattle, because they interesting discatand Bud Bassett of the oBard of equality. We hope he comes along range the entire year, while demand tna i it used to be since cussion on this area. All Ward ok and soon can throw away the tle and sheep are there for only more steel products are made in members are Directors of the new Delta-Weurged to attend. Millard club attended the meeting plaster cast. three to four months. Elk do a lighter we'ght t'lay. to the to all and extended an invitation range "This is a god time to clean Juab Stake Baptismal services great deal of damage in the early spring, uame nave in- up your p'.icv cf old machinery will be conducted at the Stake mmbers of the Nephi club to at A to be? Whatcha gob creased to the extent that they that will going tend Charter night at Delta on used again. d Font in the ward njlroberemove lin? or a tin soldier? not only very destructive to are November 10th. "Be sure any angle chapel on Saturday evening, Nov Here's an opportunity for you the Forest lands but have became iion or round Iron that can be ember 3rd, according to an an A good time was had by all to try your imaginative powers in a great menace to the farmers in used in the tf farm mach- nouncement made today by Bish a for yourself members of the Variette club when creating fine orchards and fields. inery. You ma need this to destroying op William Paxman, chairman of a as to as well have The Forest people are again rethey attended the meeting held on lot ofgarb .: machlnerv yru are now using. the Juab Stake Bishop's Council fun when the annual questing further reductions in liveOctober 19th at the home of Gwen The services wUl commence with a Special Interest Hallowe'en party stock permits. The permitted The Service Star Legion met on meeting, to which all candidates Chapman, who was the hostess. is next held Wednesday evening numbers to each farmer have been Thursday, October 11 at the home (or Vera Paxman brought Mrs. Levon baptism should attend, at the d ward hall. reduced until the units are so of Anna Painter. After m short Jones to the meeting and she pre- at the room at 7 P. M. ' Lounge Mrs. out Take and to your "Youth yourself entitled further ' a sented reductions small that any paper program consisting of a vocal so f ' ! fun. anr this have . Conservation" party both was which would compel many families to lo by Joann TldweJl accompanied Plan now to attend the MIA leave their farms, as the farm unit by Joyce Paxman, Mrs. Nita Park Hallo ve'en Carnaval helpful and very interesting. Sal dance on ad ard sandwiches were served to wife says that a lot of peo without livetsock would be not gave a short reading. Arrange- Wednesday, October 31st at 9 p. a Beth Chrlstensen, Maxlne Parkin, pleMycan't get to sufficient ments were made for the a miaul m. at the support family. d into high gear beward hall. We feel that the public should Armistice Day dinner. Joey Vehawn, LuRae Greenwood, cause they're shiftless. Refresh- Music is being furnished by MozUROI'S ,IIINT ON OAT1S . . . Jean Linton, Muriel know what reductions have taken ments were served to the members art's orchestra from Moroni. PriWllkey, Deon C'tech envoy Prothazka plays wire LaRae Jarrett, Marcele in the past and should pro present The members then went zes will be Paxman, place to couples and of William Oatis, Jackson, Mary Overman, Thelma recording of trial Kendall says that a con- test along with the livetsock rais through the Juab County hospital, Individuals given the June best cosAP ticmnun held by Czechs, and wearing Lin Louise Reed, Norma Jenkins, gressional investigating committee ers in any further cuts in per now nearing completion. Each tumes. Refreshments Will be sold. Implies thjt racing of V. 8 pres- ton, Marie Howard, Lois Brough, Is a body that keeps minutes, mits. member brought a gift to be sent Special Interest Department offic-- ! sure against his country might Alice Belliston and BeJlis-- wastes hours and taxpayers Mona Livetsock for the National Senic Star en promise you all a real good Betty for freedom Oatis. bring T Committees to handle arrangements and the various phases of the concert of the Utah Symphony, orchestra, this week have been named by Mayor Preston L. Jones. The concert will be held in Nephi on Saturday evening, December 1st The general committee consists of Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, Theron Snyder, Mrs. A. L. Garbett, Roy E. Gibson, Albert C. Starr, Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. Claude R. Lomax and Roy W. Hanson. Sub committees consist of the following: Publictiy: Roy E, Gibson, chairman, and J. Loren Kendall. Advertising: Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, chairman, Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. A. L. Garbett and George O. Matkin. Finance committee: Chairman, Earl McPherson, Albert C. Starr, Mrs. John Parkin and Ray Gadd. Arrangements committe: Chairman, Theron Snyder, Mrs. Claude R. Lomax and members of the Nephi Fire Department Ticket sales committee: Chairman, Roy W. Hanson, and aU civic organization executives as follows: Beta Literary club, Mrs. A. V. Jacobson, Mrs. Rex WLrth-liLadies Literary, Mrs. John R Robertson and Mrs. Elena Stanclub, Mrs. Frank ley; Morgan and Mrs. John H. Harmon; 20th Century, Mrs. J. W. Brough and Mrs. John H. Harmon; literary League, Mrs. Mabel Wllkey, Mrs. John Parkin; Fine Arts club Mrs. A. L. Garbett, Mrs. Ray Gadd; Delphic Literary, Mrs. Udell Wankier Mrs. Boyd Greenwood; Kiwanis Club of Nephi, Reeve G. Richardson, Andy K. Johnson; Nephi Lions club. Earl McPherson, Rulon Broadhead. Junior Chamber of Cornrnerce: IL T. Vehawn and Ray Linton; American Legion, Jack Shaw; Nephi Riding Club, Joseph Garrett and Harold Jones; International 0it..A '1 Teachers To Be Honored At Convention Tuesday An outstanding afternoon's entertainment is being planned for Tuesday, October 30th, a t2 p. m. ward chapel. at the for all Relief Society women of Juab Stake. It will feature a visiting teach ers convention where honor will be paid to all block teachers, with special rectgnition going to those who have served longest Special miaical numbers will be presented and refreshments will be served fcl lowing the program. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested women to Join us for a most Interesting and worthwhile afternoon. - Juab Stake R. S. Officers First-Secon- d First-Secon- horse-draw- st First-Secon- it - y r'rir prize-winni- re-pa- ii ;;; First-Secon- First-Secon- ton. money, Bazaar. time. Nephi Ladies Clubs Hold Meetings During Past Week The Ladies Literary Leaue held their regular meeting on Thurswith Mrs. Hosmer day evening Grace as hostess. Our prayer was given by Mrs. Lynn Mellor and Mrs. R. H. Stuart conducted the sing-tim- e. Club president Mrs. G. Eugene Wllkey conducted of the club after the business which the evening was turned ov er to Miss Rheta Sperry who was in charge of the program "Around the World in Fun". The members came dressed in costume ox ine dug different nations they represented, and responded with song, story and dance typical of the respective nations. Pot luck refreshments were served, and also were cus tomary of the different nations. The following enjoyed the evening: Mrs. John Parkin, Mrs. Elmo Haynes, Mrs. Ralph Beard. Mrs. Lynn Mellor, Mrs. J. L. Garrett Miss Rheta Sperry, Mrs. Roy Mc pherson, Miss Pearl Nielson, Mrs. George aMtkin, Mrs. Wm Cooper, Mrs. Ainifc Jones, Mrs. Max Orme, Mrs. Clarence Cowers. Mrs. G. Eugene Wilkey, rMs. R. H. Stu art and Mrs. Hosmer Grace. The Fine Arts club met In the regular meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed. V. Downs. A piano selection was given by Miss Linda Lunt An Informative and worthwhile paper on "Use and Control of the Drug Hi bit Amoung Youth was given l y Mrs. Ray Gadd. Business was discussed by Mrs. A. L. Garbett I Fourteen members were present |
