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Show l'l ;r- 1 - nt I".3re Aviirue Corp, city?. Utah OUR DEADLINES Photographs Monday 5 P. M. Display Advertising, General News end Want Ads Tuesday, 12 o'clock noon (Deaths, DisEmergency News asters, Accidents) Wednes. noon. Single Copy, 10c By the Editor Nephi, Baseballers Win Oyer jJ Santaquin, Lose to "The leading industry for a man in public life consists in trying to think of something to say." The leading industry around the Times News office this week is trying to find enough material to get a paper uot with the editor gone. Yep, the editor has done it again. Last Sunday he packed up his car and with his son Allen took off for the National Editor ial convention being held in Louis ville, Kentucky this year. Payson anr Spanish Fork Nephi's 'baseball crew split a pair of games during the past week as they won a thrilling game at Santaquin on Memorial Day and then lost to Payson at Payson last Sunday. The Memorial Day game at Santaquin was close and affair, with Burk Peterson of Santaquin and Joel Sper-r- y of Nephi locked in a tight pitchers duel. The Nephi team jumped off to an early 0 lead only to see the Santaquin crew come back and tie it up at 4 in the 7th inning. Joel Sperry then homered to give the Nephi team the lead again, but Santaquin once more came back to get a run in the last of the 9th inning to tie it up again at 5 and send the game into extra Innings. Neither team scored in the 10th inning, but Nephi rallied in the top of the 11th for three big runs, climaxed by a booming triple by Boyd Howarth, to sew up the 5 vichard-foug- ht 4-- 4-- 5-- Ye Ed, happily driving away! The editor and son are sure to enjoy the trip if nothing more than getting away from the old grind for a while. When we stick too close to home, we tend to have our viewpoint somewhat narrowed. Maybe REG will come iback with a whole new outlook on life and full of enthusiasm and pep. Anyway it couldn't happen to a nicer guy and we hope he does enjoy the trip. 8-- tory. In Sunday's game at Payson, the Nephi team left 13 men on base as they dropped a 14-- 5 game to the Paysonites, for their first loss of the season. The Nephi hitters couldn't come through with the men on base, as everything they seemed to do went wrong. Payson on the other hand banged out 14 hits and left only 7 men on base. This now leaves the locals with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss for the year, and they still have a hold on the league leadership. Nephi was scheduled to play at Spanish Fork Tuesday night The locals will draw a bye this Sunday. June 10th and then will play at Pleasant Grove next Tuesday night, June 12th. American Fork Editor, confused, wanders, play at Nephi on Sunsays, "home was never like this." will then day, June 17th in the next home game. Mrs. Christina Bowers Tuesday Night's Results 9 Spanish Fork .... 7 Honored by Family Nephi . - 87th Birthday On The family of Mrs. Christina Bowers gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson on Monday evening to honor her on her 89th birthday. A delicious buffet dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers of Long Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. May Ion Bowers, John Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Mangelson of Levan, Mrs. A. J. Bowers Jr., Mrs. Maynard Ahl-ber- g and children of Tucson, Ariz. Mary Bowers, the guest of honor, and the host and hostess Mr. and jMrs. Robertson. Soldier Visits Here With Parents, Relatives Sic Maurice Jarrett has been visiting in Nephi with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jarrett 'and other relatives and friends. On Friday together with his parents and brother Kent he visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Jarrett and family in Salt Lake City. Maurice has been stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky. He left Nephi for his home in Denver, Colo, from where he will leave the early part of the month for France where he will be stationed for the next two years. Mrs. Jarrett and their three children, Linda Kay, Rose Marie, and Clarence will Join him later in France. Convention Slated For Wednesday, June 13 DUP The Juab County convention of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers organization will be held in the Third Ward Relief Society Building Wednesday, June 13. County President Alligee L. Anderson will be in charge of the meetings to be at 10 am and 2 p.m. A very interesting program has been prepared and the members of the Central Company in Salt Lake City will be in attendance. All members of the camps In Juab County have a special Invitation to attend this convention. There will be election of officers and a luncheon will be ser- ved at noon. Sacrament Meeting Attendance Report Sacrament meeting attendance or Juab Stake were as follows: Ward Percentage Nephi Third Ward Nephi Fourth Ward Nephi Second Ward Levan Ward Nephi First Ward Mona Ward 25 24 24 , 22 22 18 Utah Universities Over Weekend In Little League Three Nephi Students Are U of U Graduates Three students from Nephi were among some 1,050 students who received graduate or undergrad uate degrees, certificates or dip lomas at the University of Utah's 87th annual commencement exer cises Monday. (June 4) They were: Mary Janice Brac ken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bracken, who received a U.S. degree in Nursing; Joanne Marriott, daughter of Mrs. Byron E. Maginis. Moab, who received a tt B.S. in Nursing; and Hal L Mem-mo- son of Mrs. Marion Mem- mot t, who received a B.S. In Che mical Engineering. Graduates and their families were guests of President and Mrs. A. Ray Olpin at a reception Sunday afternoon. Baccalaureate services in the U. Stadium Bowl Sunday evening heard an address by Dr. Lowell L. Bennion, director, Salt Lake LDS Institute of Religion. commencement address The Monday evening was delivered by Dr. Aziz S. Ttiya, first president of the Institute of and Coptic Studies in Cairo, gypt, and former professor and head of the history department at Alexandria, University, Egypt. BYU Graduates Local People Last Friday Baccalaureate services of the Brigham Young University were held in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse May 31 and the com mencement exercises in the same building June 1. Both were con ducted by President David J. McKay. . . charge. CLUB The Chalice Club met May 24 at the home of Mrs. David L Bailey where the keys of the club were turned over to the new officers. Party committees were formed for the year, summer activities were discussed and plans were made for the proram for the coming year. Social chat and light refreshments occupied the remainder of the evening. Club members present were Mrs. Steve Greenwood, Mrs. Du-an- e Tidwell, Mrs. Keith Aston, Mrs. Clark Greenhalgh, Mrs. Marcus Garrett Mrs. Verl Garrett, Mrs. Heber Memmott, Mrs. Madge Otteson , Mrs. Lamar Paxman, Mrs. Dean Shaw, Mrs. James Glenn, Mrs. Don Gowers, a guest, Mrs. Don Beck and the hostess, Mrs. Bailey. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Linton announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Joseph A. White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex White of Goshen. No definite date has been set for the marriage. Volume 47, Number 23 Thursday, June 7, 1956 Schedule Given Club News CHALICE Utah, County, Local People Graduate from Three John James Glenn, principal of the Juab Stake Seminary, received his master of education with a major in personnel and guidance. He wrote his thesis on a Following are the leading Ne- - Study of Guidance Opportunities and Practices in the Seminary phi hitters to date: AB H Av. System of the Church of Jesus Saints. 17 8 .470 Christ of Latter-da- y Cleston Park ..... 15 7 .467 Other graduates were. Barbara Gordon Kelson 12 4 .333 Hoyt, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Dean Worth ington 13 4 .308 Will L. Hoyt, with a major in Joel Sperry Donna B. Mathews, 17 5 .294 English; Boyd Park 11 3 .273 daughter of Mr. and James W. Milt Sperry 15 4 .267 Mathews, with a major in marOwen Carter 1 .250 keting; and Kenna Johnson, sister . 4 Ken Sperry 16 4 .250 of Mrs. Dee Wright, who gradu Rodney Park 21 5 .238 ated with a major in elementary Boyd Howarth education. Miss Johnson has accepted a teaching position at Santa Cruz, Calif., this fall. Nephi people attending both services were Judge and Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, Mrs. Amos Irons arid daughter Mary Lind, Mrs. LADIES LITERTRY James Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. James Mathews and daughters Jean-ett- e W. hoswas Theodore Mrs. Howard and Lola Mr. and Mrs. tess to the Ladies Literary Paxman, and Mr. and Vaughn League Thursday May 17 with President Mrs. Elmo Haynes In Mrs. Dee Wright. The following program was presented. Song, "The Star Spangled Banner," club collect read by Mrs. G. E. Wilkey, song, "America." Mrs. D. C Boswelr was in charge of the program and her guest was Mrs. T. Warren Allred, who gave a very Interesting paper on "Patriotism," which was a fitting climax to the theme for the year, "So This Is America." Those present were Mrs. R. H. Stuart, Mrs. Raymond Pay, Mrs. Rex Tolley, Mrs. G. E. Wilkey, Mrs. Elmo Haynes, Mrs. D. C. Boswell, Mrs. Mont Sperry, Mrs. Howard Brown, Miss Ireta Carter, the special guest, Mrs. Allred, and the hostess, Mrs. Howard. Jua Don Steele Receives Masters Degree at USAC Don L. Steele received the degree of Master of Science in Animal Nutrition given at graduation exercises at Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, June 2, 1956. Don received his BS degree in agriculture from the USAC in 1952. He was active in ROTC and received a commission of 2nd Lt. and served 18 months with the Armed Forces being promoted to 1st Lt while serving his country in Thule, Greenland. Since returning to college Don has been active in the army reserve program. While in school he was a member of Scabbard and Blade, a member of Block and Bridle Club, and is a past secretary of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl H. Steele. His wife, the former Nancy Lomax, Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lomax. In the near future Don and Nancy and son Paul Robert will make their home at Beirut Lebanon, where Don will be assistant professor In animal science at America's University of Beirut Richard Jones Is USAC Graduate Last Saturday Richard Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. George V. Jones, was among the list of graduates from the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan. Richard received his Bachelor of Science degree from the school of agriculture. He has spent the past winter at the Iowa State College at Ames, Iowa, where he Is studying veterinary science. He will be employed at the USAC for the summer. Sportsmen Warned to - - i A : t n For Rrst Half fa; Boys Baseball league started Tuesday June 5 with the Kiwanis team playing the Lions team at p.m. As Fishing Opens June 9 Tomorrow night the Jaycee 1 . . Vt. v M , i team will play the LAJM., also ' towere reminded v ',fV Sportsmen at b p.m. day by the Utah Department of There has been much interest iFsh and Game to know the rules in boys baseball this spring and and regulations covering the 1956 a good crowd was on hand Tues angling season before going afield '-day night to see the start of the t ofow v June 9, opening day beginning league play. this year. The schedule for the remainder are of these regulations Copies of the season is as follows with .available from license agents ovgames being played starting at er the state, or may be had by ' V V ' ' djtl except for the first game v' ' or calling at, on Friday, June 8, which will toe writing to, depart1596 ment offices at West North played in the morning at 10 ajn. Temple, Salt Lake City. All players are asked to report 30 minutes before game starting Director J. Perry Egan noted, time. ' ' ' 'Each year several changes in r ci-i I j ' fishing regulations are made by Tuesday Night's 8core our commission as conditions and 12 Lion's Club facts that have been gained from 7 Klwanls Club studies show these changes are needed in the advancing manageThurs., June 7: Jaycee vs. IA.M. ment of the state's fishery reFri., June 8: Kiwanis vs. Jaycee (10 ajn.) sources," He urged all license Thr 8: Lions vs. LAM. University of Utah f(iiU chtek 4 "mprtur" chart ihowing pragrau June Fri.. buyers to know the regulations f th currant driv far w mtmbtrt of th famed U. Marching Band. Thay in the interest of better fishing Mon., June 11; Kiwanis vs. LAJrI. art Dr, taroy J. Robartion, laft, haad ( tKa U. rouile department; Dr. Lowell and more fishing pleasure in the Tues., June 12: Lions vs. Jaycee M. Durham, dean of the College of Fine Arts, end Ralph L Gochnour, who will season ahead. Thurs. June 14: Lions vs. Kiwanis act ei eisittent director. The new band director, Forrett D. Sroll, will arrive to vs. Jaycee The following were listed by tele over the Sat, June 16: LA.M. vs. oa July I, Kiwanis the department as among the imMon., June 18: Jaycee vs. Lions Tues., June 19: I.A-portant rule changes this year. vs. Ki Thurs., June 21: "Angling will be permitted with wanis. any bait except cheese, corn, live fish, meat and or liver or proSat, June 13: Jaycee vs. Lions ducts manufactured therefrom. Mon., June 25: Kiwanis vs. Lions Game fish or part thereof cannot Tues., June 26: Jaycee vs. LA.M. be used as bait at any time." This Thurs., June 28: Kiwanis vs. Jay cee. regulation shows the addition of cheese, corn and live fish (or Sat, June 30: Lions vs. I:A:M: vs. I.A-minnows) to the baits that are The University of Utah March- Highlight of the schedule will Mon., July 2: Kiwanis illegal to use on any water at any ing Band hung out the "help be a trip to Los Angeles for Tues., July 3: Lions vs. Jaycee time. complete the first half wanted" sign Friday. Utah's football opening against of This will play. All teams listed first in "Angling will be permitted col- - UJLA m the Los Angeles CollS' as the Ranked third finest with any mechanical lure, except the schedule above will act as marching band In the na- - eum, scene of the band's first na the home team. no lure shall have more than legiaite tional triumph in 1948. faststerrolru? colleciate tion. the The second half of play will three gangs of three hooks, and The Utes will march under the band contingent Is seek-no line shall have attached there- marchine on July 5 and the schedule start of for D. direction Forrest Stoll, 150 members falL next for to more than two baited hooks or ing mer assistant director of bands at will be printed in a later ' issue two artificial files." The change Ohio State University, who will of the Times News. in this rule allows the use of 1 to succeed Dr. arrive on any number of ssiwalng blades on 168 Attend Shirne Circus Ronald D. July Gregory. Dr. Gregory a moving lure. has accepted a new assignment at Betty Bowers Marries "Angling shall mean fishing 168 children from Nephi attendthe University of Indiana. with a single line attached to a ed the Shriners Circus at Provo, Applications will be accepted Ramon Wilkey in rod or pole, or trolling board June 4. The trip was sponsored in the band office, Building 453, held in the hands or attended and by the Nephi Junior Chamber of U of U, any time, said Ralph L. Manti Temple Ceremony having attached thereto any legal Commerce. Gochnour, assistant director. Try-ou- ts bait or lure." The word "attendMr. and Mrs. Maylon Bowers ' for drum major and majored" is new in this definition and The following people assisted ettes will be held soon after Mr. announce the marriage of their means that an angler must at all by chaperoning the group on the Stoll's arrival. daughter Betty to Ramon MC times be within ten feet of the trip. Maurice Dwane Wilkey, son of Mr. and Mrs. HerTolley, man Wilkey of Nephi. Vows were equipment being used. Brough, Milly Booth, Therl Park, All the above rule changes and Louise Parkin, Elaine Powell, Sue exchanged in the Manti Temple. Home Farmers Get May other regulations covering the Gore, Emma Wilson, JoAnn TolPresident Anderson, presided. The young couple were honor- angling season are shown In the ley, Margene Ostler, Marge Steln-e- r 1956 proclamation. ed Friday evening at the Fourth and Lois Greenhalgh. Loans for Repairs Ward at a reception. Attending the bride were her sister-in-laMrs. Kenneth Bowers as matron Supervisor Announces of honor and bridesmaids were David Mrs. Sharon Fowkes, Tharol SuperLarson, County Broadhead and Marilyn Ostler. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. (Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thorntly of visor for the Farmers AdHome and Mrs. W. G. Orme were Mr. Kaysville visited on Friday with Duties of best man were perministration in Juab and Millard formed and Mrs. Alfred Durham and Mr. Mrs. Gwen Wetherell. by a brother of the announced that Counties, today and Mrs. Garth Tolley and three groom, Byron Wilkey and a farm obtain farmers may children, Billie, Ronnie and Judy Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. eligible brother of the bride, Kenneth M. of Salt Lake City. On Memorial Chester Foote were Mr. and Mrs. housing loans from the Agency. Bowers. Ushers were Merrill made for loans be The may Broadhead and Max Howard. Day guests at the Orme home Ralph Foote of Provo. Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Durham, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Foote had as guests the construction and repair of The young couple will make, buildand Mrs. Archie Brooks, also of Mr. and Mrs. Max Knight and farm houses and other farm home in Nephi after a hon- their water farmstead Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Rol-l- o family of Springville, Mr. and ings including to the Bryce and Zlon ; eymoon be will loans Interest on the Mrs. Lawrence Foote and two Orme of Ogden. Parks. unthe children of Vernon and Mrs. Mel- 4 per cent per year on will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green- bourne Hale of Ely, Nevada. paid principal. The loans secured by a mortgage on the halgh were hosts on Memorial Physical Exams Taken (Mrs. J. A. Kendall had as her borrower's farm. Day to the following members of To be eligible, an applicant their family: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- guests during Memorial week her ' ert R. Hull and daughter Nila children, Mrs. Wayne Hinton and must be the owner of a farm, be By Girls Entering and Mr. and Mrs. Pual Harames four children of Hurricane, Brit unable to obtain suitable credit and family of Ogden; Edwin A. Kendall, St. George, and Clarice for dwellings and other build- Stake Tournaments Bailey of Salt Lake City; Dr. Kendall of Salt Lake City. They ings from other lenders, and have From 10 to 12 a.m. last Tues- - . and Mrs. P. L, Jones, Mr. and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. enough income from the farm or morning was set for physical Mrs. W. Lee Bailey and two Ray Worthington and family. from the farm and other sources day examination for all girls of Juab children Merrill and Linda, Mrs. Kent Worthington returned with to meet family living and farm Stake that are entering in Stake Chloe N. Bailey, and Mrs. Rob- the Hintons and will visit for operating expenses and repay his Tournaments for softbaU, horse debts. ert Hansen and three children of two weeks at Hurricane. shoe and tennis. Cedar City. Application forms and informaWe want to thank Dr. Beck-stea- d Mr. and Mrs. Alton Young and tion regarding these farm housfor donating his time givMemorial Day guests of Mr. son Clark of Layton visited over ing loans may be obtained at the and Mrs. Chester Foote were Mr. the weekend in Nephi with their Delta, Fillmore, or Nephi offices. ing these examinations. We also want to thank Iona, Sperry, Molly and Mrs. Horace Ostler and brothers and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Baileyr Audrey Broadhead, Nordaughter, Marilyn, Mrs. Leah Ev- Henry Svedin, Mr. and Mrs. AnSperry, Coleen Westring and ans, Miss Ireta Carter, Mr. and gus Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ingram and ma Mrs. Jack B. Carter and three Sperry and Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- family and Mrs. Geo. V. Ord vis- an others lor assisting. were also given children, Mrs. Ralph Foote of ence Sperry. ited Friday in Bountiful with Mr. to Examinations the Fourth ward girls at a preProvo, Mrs. Horace Galley of Mrs. Vincent Ord. On Satur- vious and Memorial date by Dr. Beckstead. Guests during the Riverton and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ingram and All girls who do not have their Week at the home of Mr. and day, Wilkinson of Salt Lake City. went on to Logan where family Mrs. H. M Golden were Mr. and attended the graduation ex- examination please call your ward director. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jarrett Mrs. Gordon Longson of San Di- they e at the Utah State Agricul- sports ercises All girls should have their parentertained at a family dinner on ego, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Their tural College. daughter, Mid-valsign this physical record givSunday in honor of their son, Hansen and two children of Shlrlene graduated with a degree ents them Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hanson In physical permission to play and Sfc Maurice Jarrett. education. Shirlene ing and Mrs. Alice Schafer of Salt has accepted employment for the give it back to their sports direcMrs. Ervin Brunson of Cedar Lake City. summer with the Salt Lake tor.These City was in Nephi last week to sports are under the dirH. Mr. and Mrs. James Eager County recreational department. ection of Grace Sparks, stake visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. on Walker. Mrs. Brunson and Mrs. entertained at a family dinner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pitt of sports director and Ellen Bowles, Walker motored to Heber on Memorial Day. The following Bountiful returned to their home stake activity counselor. i and Thursday to attend the funeral members were present, Mr.Lawrafter visiting for several Sunday of a friend, Mrs. Edyth Blood, Mrs. Edwin A. Bailey, Mr. days with her parents, Mr. and former resident of Cedar City, ence Blackett and daughter Mar- Mrs. Brigham Garrett and other No Garbage Pickup home on Saturday. lon, Mrs. Ronald Nichols, and relatives. Other guests at the GarMr, and Mrs. John H. Tempest home have been Mr. and Mrs. Memorial day guests at the Jr. all of Salt Lake City, Mr. and rett Saturday, Fishing Max Garrett, Mrs. Pearl Dahlen home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Charles Bullen and sons, of For some reason, unexplainand Mr. and Mrs. ForProvo Butler were Mr. and Mrs. Ray- William and James, and daughter rest Nielsen and children of Or-eed, there will be no Garbage mond Black and children, Steven Sydney of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. collection this Saturday, Juna and Harriet Mr. and Mrs. John Max Blackett and daughters Ann 9. The city garbage system P. Christison of Salt Lake City, and Elizabeth of Midvale; Mr. will plok up the garbage InVisiting in Brigham City last Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christison and and Mrs. Clarence II. Warner, week were Mrs. Raymond Pay stead on Monday, June 11. daughter Kathleen and son Kim Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Warner and daughter Becky and Mrs. The) change In the garbage of Richfield, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- and two children, Kim and Carl, Lavell Hone and baby daughter. pickup day for soma reason ert Martell and family of Span- and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wankler They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. coincide with the. opening of ish Fork, and Mrs. Phyllis Mar-te- ll and children, Nan, David and Carl Crowther, parents of Mrs. the f railing saason, Saturday, of Helper. June) 9. Gordon, all at Nephi. Pay. Know Rule Changes yjf y n " T Vli li n t " r. f V' n Utah Band Needs New Members For Fall Season; UCLA Trip in Fall Nephi Local and Social News Items e; - |
