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Show asltt Ike cityj By the Editor M Photographs Monday 5 P. M. i Display Advertising, General News and Want Ads Tuesday, 12 o'clock noon (Deaths, DisEmergency News asters, Accidents) Wednes. neon. Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, April 19, Volume 47, Number 16 1956 Purchase of New reg A man often doubles his own strength by taking advantage of another's weakness. Matilda Gowers on their wedding anniversary, in ben married having longer than most folks live. Just think, 67 years at 365 days a year means 24,455 days (and let's add 17 or so for leap years), making a total of 24,472 breakfasts., lunches and dinners . . ; 24,772 evenings when they directed their boys and girls, when they enjoyed the fellowship of friends and relatives, and studied and worshiped together. Mr. and Mrs. Gowers have known numerous joys toand gether probably have known more than their share of heartaches together . . . but ever they have been together, through these 67 years. Their wedding anniversary was Tuesday, spent quietly and without fanfare . . . but we want to congratulate them and wish them many more years of happiness. Today, or Friday, why don't you drop them a belated congratulations card today . . .or a good it would friendly phone call surely be swell. Thanks, folks. ... reg Many people condemn themselves by revealing the faults they find in others. BESSIE MANGELSON attend 1956 Girls' State . . to Delegate to Girls State Chosen by Levan Club LEV AN The Levan Civic- ettes, through the American Legion Auxiliary at Nephi, this week week announced the selection of Miss Bessie Mangelson, a junior student at Juab high school, to represent them at Girls State. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Garrett of Miss Mangelson is the daughter were visiting friends of Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Man Copperton and relatives in Nephi early this gelson of Levan. week. They were guests at the Each year, a girl is sponsored home of Mrs. Mary B. Sells. Mrs. g for this event by the Garrett is the former Edith Sells. Girls State is held annually at Logan, to better acquaint the girls with the way Curriculum Studies governmental unit operate. It is designed also, to improve their Made By Region ability to mingle and associate with other students who they may Three Administrators meet there. Junior and Senior hih school el week-lon- Civic-ette- s. Engagements of Two Nephi Girls Announced Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cowan announce the engagement of their "Keeping the women of the daughter Sandra, to Larry Goble, State of Utah in the know, polit- son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin G. ically, sounds like ,a full time Goble. The couple are planning an job for any editor. "Not, however for Mrs. Evelyn early fall wedding. current for Bulletin editor Lomax, the Utah Federation of Republic(Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Gadd anan Women's Gubs" nounce the engagement and ap, Thus starts a very complimentmarriage of their ary article in the Utah States- proaching man, concerning Mrs. Lomax of daughter, Dawn, to James J. Ail-re- d, son of Mathias Allred of Nephi, one of the leading RepubFountain Green. lican ladies of Utah. The marriage is being planned The Stateman continues: "It isn't a full time job, says for May 4 at the Manti LDS Mrs. Lomax, who works it in be- Temple. tween teaching at the Juab High School at Nephi, taking care of the five Lomax children, teaching Conservation Class Mutual and Relief Society and working with volunteer organizations. Completes Studies "The ambitous Ntah Republican has an impressive record in GOP "The size of the deer herd that activities in her home town and can be maintained is in direct on a state and county scale." proportion to the winter food supIn addition to the article, the ply" stated Othel Pay, vice presSalt Lake City weekly carried a ident of District 5 of the Utah picture of Mrs. Lo- State Wildlife federation as he max. took chare of a wildlife conservareg tion tour last week. Mrs. REG 6a ys: "Another that must be The trouble with the man who remembered thing neither deer, Is old enough to know better elk nor cattle that can remove more Is that he is too old to do than 50 to 60 per cent of the better. current year's growth of browse without the plant losing its vit ality he stated. Hardwood Trees to The group on the tour consist ed of nine school teachers who Be Planted have been taking a conservation extension course for college cred Planting of approximately 30 it under the direction of Dr. Paul hardwoods on three sides of the Christensen of the Utah State Nephi City Cemetery will pro- Agricultural college extension serceed within the next few days, it vice. Those completing the conwas reported today by City Coun- servation course on Monday of this week included Edith B. Beck-steacilman C W. Glazier.' Alberta Warner, Bessie E. The trees will be half Norway Maple (Green) and half Schwed-ler- i Jackman, Leila Wilkey, Jennie P. Keller, Artha J. Brough, Itha (Red) Maple. These hardwoods will add much P. Gadd, Lela Bryan and C Ray to the beauty of the cemetery, and Evans. will replace the numerous poplar Cooperating with the tour were trees which were removed several Theodore Howard, local game months ago. warden, and Robert Brown, forest two-colu- d, ranger. 1''"' An additional sponsor for the fourth Little League team has been secured, to put four teams rt-In suits for this season's play, according to Blackie Janes, of the Nephi Jaycees, coach of the Little League players. Fourth sponsor Is the International Association of Machinists, " ' r- said Friday. Miss Genres Is a sophomore student In the University college principals and superintendents of Reion three met in curriculum study groups in Nephi recently. Chairman Sherman Wing presid ed and Miss Afton Forsgren of the State Office was consultant for the group in the April 11 meeting. Recommendations made, and forwarded to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction follow: 1 Uniformity in counting and evaluating - high school credit 4 jfi&f" school. . 6 One unit of science in the 7th or 8th grdaes, and 9th grade science elective, but required to be offered. 7 Physiology and eugenics be included as biological science credit. 8 Break physical education and health classes into definite courses with separate credit for each. 9 Homemaking, industrial art and fine arts made elective to students, but all schools should toe required to offer them. During luncheon at Ray's Cafe Miss Marsha Hoyt entertained the group with two vocal solos, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Will L. Hoyt Health Examinations The Juab School District Board of Education announces a modified health examination program for children entering the first grade in the fall; also grades four, seven and eleven. The examinations will be conducted from May 20 to Nov. 1st. Please telephone or write to your family physician for an appointment The physician will complete the form at the time of the examination and mail it to the superintendent. Parents or guardians will pay the physisian a fee of $2.00 at the time of the examination. 7,,: '' Jaycees Lee A. Wankier, salesman for the Nebo Chevrolet Company, will be installed' as president of the Nephi Junior Chamber of Commerce at special installation ceremonies on Saturday evening. Mr. Wankier was elected at a recent meeting held at the Snak Shak 1 Xt Cafe. Seated: NEW JAYCEES OFFICERS Left, Nilan Pickering, Boyd Park, vice presidents; Lee Wankier, president, and Lambert Gore, Secretary. Standing are Clean-u- p Norman ' GreeiihalRh and James Painter, Directors ; Maurice Tolley, State Director and Richard Draper, Reporter. Group has set membership drive as first business. Day Plans Progressing Mr. and Mrs. Gowers Observe 67th Anniversary of Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Gowers quietly observed their 67th wedding anniversary at their home on Tuesday, April 17. In recalling the event, Mr. Gowers ramvembers that it took all day to make the trip to Manti to the LDS Temple. Nowadays, the trip is made in approximately an hours time, he state. Mr. and Mrs. Gowers have been parents of eight sons and one daughters, and have 23 grandchildren, 25 great grand children, Of their family, they lost one son in World War I, a son and daughter in law weer killed in an automobile accident in Salt Creek Canyon, and another son died following an operation. A grandson Jay Gowers lost his life in an airplane acident during World War H. . Weather permitting, the annual Spring Cleanup will be held on Saturday, according to Ray S. Powell of the Nephi Jaycees, sponsoring organiza- tion for Nephi City. It is suggested that homeowners get an early start, and have all garbage for disposal in containers at the curb as early as possible on Saturday. City and County trucks, manned by Jaycees, will make the rounds, of the entire community and haul the winter's accumulation of garbage to the city dump- -' ing ground. Operetta Planned for at Friday Evening High School Auditorium The Nephi Elementary school will present the operetta "H. R. H. Miss Jones" on Friday, April 20, at 8:00 p. m. in the High School auditorium. Proceeds from this musical comedy presentation will be used to purchase play ground equipment for the school. We would appreciate your cooperation in supporting this project," said Keith R. Bailey, principal. to as- Boyd Park and Nilan Pickering. Secretary will be Lambert Gore, with Norman Greenhalgh as treasurer and Richard Draper as reporter. Directors of the club will be Sherl D. Ferre, Ray S. Powell, and James L. Painter. Maurice Tolley, retiring president, will serve as a state director. Installation ceremonies will be under the direction of Ted Anderson of Salt Lake City, National Director for the Utah Junior Chamber of Commerce. The local Jaycees are currently conducting a membership drive, with their goal to have all men of the community under 35 as active members of the organization. "Our goal is "Better Community Living" Mr. Wankier stated, "and all men of this age should be interested in doing their part to build a better community. Anyone interested who has not been contacted by the membership committee, is encouraged to get in touch with one of the officer or any member of the organization. Services Held for Levan Matron f 'l City Sets Road Work Plans are proressing for the hard surfacing of approximately 27 blocks of Nephi City streets during the coming summer season, it was reported this week by City Recorder Raymond W. ChrisThis will greatly intiansen. crease the hard surfaced roads within the city limits. With a large number of blocks completed during 1955, the City streets are being hard surfaced to not only enhance the use of the streets, but the surfacing assists considerably in maintenance, and relieves to a great extent the dust situation for the housewives. Vive presidents named Mr. Wankier are sist at the coming livestock show Preparing are Alton S. Gadd of the his steer Howell with Ray Kiwanis Club and R. Roscoe Garrett of Utah Poultry & Farmers Cooperative, joint sponsors of the calf project For additional information, see "County Agent's Corner" LEVAN Impressive funeral services were conducted Wednes day for Mrs. Alvina Stephensen Christensen, 87, who died Sunday at her home of causes incident to her advanced age. Bishop J. Clair Collard of the Levan Ward conducted the services and interment in the Levan Cemetery was directed by Anderson Funeral Home of Nephi. Mrs. Christensen was born in Denmark, November 19, 1868, a daughter of George Christian andn. Axeline Marie Petersen Stephen-seThe family came to Utah when she was two years of age. She was married to Soren P. Christensen April 26, 1893, in the Mr. ChrisLDS Manti Temple. tensen died in 1945. Surviving are five sons and two daughters: James P., Alvin S., F. Lyman, Angus R. Christensen of Levan; and Leo W. Christensen of Provo; Mrs. Lela Childs of Salt Lake City and Vinnie Christensen of Levan. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren, 17 great grand children; one sister. Mrs. Caroline Gunder-son and two brothers, Martin C and George Stephensen. Driving Tests Postponed Until April 28 Road-e-- o The driving tests of the Teen under sponsorship Age Road-e-- o of the Nephi Junior Chamber of Commerce, have been postponed until April 28 at 2:30 p. m. it was announced this week by "Blackie" Janes, local Jaycee committee chairman. .. " if Additional written tests are be ing conducted by Principal M. Clark Newell at the High School, it was reported. Delta Man Held on Indecent Assault Charge 1 -a - - - - Gordon Keller, Tom Lomax and Mrs. A READY FOR U. N. "SESSIONS" Seatold Delta man is in custody of Sheriff Raymond A. Wilma Tolley and Miriam ed: Evelyn Lomax, advisor to the group. The Brough, Jackson on a charge of Indecent students will represent India at meet Grant Marha a nine a Stonding: Taylor, Iloyt. assault, felony, involving year old Juab County girl. Ncldon S. Broderick, 33, waived preliminary hearing in the Justice Court of A. Ivan Christensen at Eureka, and was bound over to the District court for trial. May Six students from Juab high 14 is the next regular district school will participate In the sec- Brough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Commissioner and Mrs. C. R. Locourt session In Juab County, ond annual model United Nations Frank Brough: Marsha Hoyt, max. The delegates will hear Mrs. conference in Kingsbury Hall at daughter of Judge and Mrs. Will Utah Friday and L. Hoyt; Gordon Keller, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, former Word has been received by Mr. the University of 20 and 21. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1L Keller; Grant United States representative to and Mrs. Lafon Painter from their Saturday, April Advisor to the group will be Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hober the U. N., and present chairman of son Richard, who Is In the U. S. of Levan; Wilma Tolley, the board of governors o the Navy, that he left California last Mrs. Evelyn B. Lomax.at the two Taylor dauhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Allan American Association for the U. week for the Hawaiian Islands, Representing India day mock sessions will be Miriam Tolley, and Tom Lomax, son of N. where he will be stationed. 33-ye- ar ay d.Ky ' Of 1 throughout the state. 2 Make 12 grade English elect ive (Two units reuired instead of Both Mr. and Mrs. Gowers have three in grades 10, 11, 12) 3 Correlation of history and been ardent LDS Church workers, geography and English in Junior Mr. Gowers having served in the Bishopric of the North Ward, and high school. 4 Study of placement made in also in the Jualb Stake high council. the Social Science area. He was Nephi City Water Dept. 5 Remedial mathematics could substitute for required mathemat supervisor during the majority of ics in both junior and senior high his adult life. - Local lodge. Teams will be chosen on Monday afternoon, Mr. Janes stated. Mary M. Genres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Genres of Nephi, will participate In Medical Education week activities at the University of Utah April 22 to 28, Dr. Phillip B. Price, dean of the University college of medicine, 4 ar reg Four Teams To Be Chosen Next Monday For Little League Play New Head Acceptance of the bid of Kimball Equipment Company of Salt Lake City of $22,825 for a new super fire engine for Nephi City was made at a recent meeting of the Nephi City Council. Purchase order for the new truck is awaitin only a written five-yewarranty by the company on the truck. The new engine, an FWD with a 270 H. P. motor, will be delivered within five to six months, Mayor R. E. Winn reported. The new engine will be equip ped with the latest in fire fighting equipment, including 1200 feet of inch 2ft inch, and 400 ft. of Dacron hose. The pump will have a capacity of 1000 gallons per minute at the required pressure, For small fires, the engine will carry 500 gallone of water and will be equipped to pump on the move for range or grass fires. The four-whedrive, with dual rear wheels will give the truck greater ability to "go anywhere" in fire fighting service. We're not sure about the average life span of human beings, but we believe it's just about the identical number of years as a well known Nephi couple have been married. Realizing the fact that during this time there have been days of sickness and heartaches, days of new babies and days of happiness, we think that their record of 67 years of married life is wonderful. So we want to publicly con gratulate Alfred J. and Wankier is .vfi Fire Engine 4 Is Announced The. only criticism to be found with the past of some people is that it is too long. of medicine. OUR DEADLINES If Single Copy, 10c Utah "...V . ' mj r7i Vr " i Members of the Juab School District Teachers staff view browse on the deer winter range. Pay, who directed tour of range, is at left. well-graze- d Six Students To Participat In Sessions at Universiy Othel L, |