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Show baltft Lake cltyy Utah Vote As You Please November 6fh luf Be Sure You WoJeS National Award Winner 56 19 AoioW Single Copy, 10c By the Editor V YJ Time is a valuable asset, but how we manage those precious seconds, minutes and hours is the important thing. The late Arthur Brisbane, in his day the dean ef American Columnists, once stated "Regret for time wasted can become a power for good in the time and the time that that remains remains is enough, if we will only stop the idle useless regretting." reg We're mighty pleased at one and that's the fact that thing during the local political days of the past few weeks, there has been nothing of a nature come out in any of the advertising from any candidate. Each has said his "say" without in any way defacing the character or reputation of his, or her, opponent. And in this day when words become twisted around in a fashion bespeaking of deviltry, that's really a lot to say. Our sincere congratulations to each of the candidates for their wholesome attitude. reg Speaking of time, do you realize that as you tear off the old calendar leaf today and start a clean one, that there's only two months left until it will be 1957 and the New Years eve parties and Christmas eve and events and long winter evenings with Some folks don't the family. like the winter, but long ago I found I could do nothing about nor the seasons the weather so I try to enjoy each day as mud-slingi- it comes. reg The burdens of life which appear easiest to carry seem to be carried by the other people. reg Looking at percentages in the Sacrament meeting percentage column this week, I'm more and more afraid that Bishop Olsen of the Third Ward told his population who was going to be the speaker last Sunday evening anyway, I benefitted from it and I hope the folks who were there weren't too bored. reg Modern day kids have a poor chance to really do a good old fashioned job of Hallowe'ening The modern day plumbing has almost removed all the temptations of pushing over the out houses. And the 'automobile has removed from the scene the many wagons and buggies which were taken apart. I recall folks telling of how a wagon was taken apart by a group of kids in the old neighand then reassembled borhood, straddling the ridge of the high barn on the John Kendall property. As my memory serves me, my boyhood pal Rulon and I were not in on that deal. Today there's and very few very few wagons Now is's only Tricks or barns. Treats" . . . and tomorrow a good e from old fashioned the uncontrolled chomping of a variety of "treats' from apples to peanuts, from jelly beans to bars and all kinds of cookies thrown in I'm glad I went "Hallowe'ening" in that yesteryear yesteryear it's been that long ago!, reg belly-ach- a Mrs. REG say: Don't brag about what you are going to do tomorrow somebody might ask you what you did yesterday. Juab County, Nephi, Entire Juab Utah, Thursday, November Senior Play to Be Staged Here's the Local Candidates . . At High School On Friday, November 16 County Declared Make Your Selection and Vote Drouth Area Sophomore Class To Hold Annual Sweater Dance The Sophomore class of Juab high school have plans well under way for their annual Sophomore Sweater dance on .Friday evening. A feature of the dance will be selection of Miss Juab. The se lection of Miss Juab will be made by popular vote of the student body of the high school, cancua ates for the honor are: Sophomor es, Margaret Gadd; Juniors, Colleen Westring, and Seniors, Bessie Mancelson. Also during the course of the dance, two Jantzen sweaters will be awarded. The dance will beheld at the JIIS gym at 9 p. m. promptly. Miss Murial Musig, BYU stu Week end visitors In Nephi dent, was a week end guest of her were Mr. and Mrs. Dix Grace and brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Greenhalgh. sons Kim and Keven of Payson. .h'x REPUBLICANS Places For Polling Juab County Listed DEMOCRATS In Levan, Mona On Monday evening Tmv. ratic rallies will be held at Levan and Mona with Frank- V. Mrxa no the guest speaker. Ihe rally at Levan will be held at the Town Hall at 7 p. m., and at Mona the rallv will hwin at 8 p. m. in the school house. iMr. Moss is a fluent speaker and his remarks will be enjoyed Dy everyone. Musical programs will be given and refreshments served. An invitatoni is extended to everyone to be in attendance. Tooele Businessman District Senator . . well known . . for 13th Headquarters To Greet Voters on Tuesday flfl J. Sol who Selvin . . Tooele Merchant reelection seeks to Utah State Senate The Ladies Republican Club announces that they will be serving light refreshments at the Republican headquarters on election day. Serving will begin at 3 p. m. and they invite all Republican voters to vote and then meet their friends at headquarters for refreshments and election I , ,.0' 1T news. jji i. An invitation is extended to everyone to visit the Democratic Headquarters on election day, next Tuesday. Headquarters will be in the Forrest Hotel Dining room. Refreshments will be served, beginning at 3 p. m. tr ALTON S. GADD . . to head pioneer service club Alton S. Gadd Elected Head of Kiwanis Club Jaycees Plan Laff 0 Rama Presentation 'Laff-o-Ram- o m CD Polling places will be open at remain open until 8 p.m. In addition to the regular gen eral election ballot, all voters will have an additional ballot on the State School Board member from District No. 5, comprising the five counties from Juab south on the western portion of the state. Voters residing in that area of Nethe old "Center" phi formerly Ward, also will have an additional Juab School District board member ballot. This area is that portion from first south to third north streets, the entire distance of Nephi east to west. Judges of election named by the County Commissioners for the East Juab area include: Mrs. J. A. PhilNephi No. 1 lips, Mrs. Glen Wilson. Mrs. Aid-e- n Beagley, Ronald O. Belliston, Stella Olpin, and J. E. Worthing-to- n. Nellie C BurNephi No. 2 ton, Grace H. Judd, Lula Mem-mot- t, Bent R. Bryan, Letha S. Tidwell and Alice Belliston. Alton S. Gadd, well known local and formerly prespoultryman, 5 ident of the Utah Poultry & Farmers Cooperative, ha been elected president of the Nephi Kiwanis for the year 1957, it was announced at the Hallowe'en party of the club held recently at Ray's - . Rocket lounge. Br'Mr. Gadd will succeed D. C. Dwain R. Bracken . . I Nephi eduBoswell, who has headed the cator . . seeks State Representa- Mrs. Gerald Cazier . . . Nephi club during the current year, housewife asks return to Utah and who will direct its affairs tive position until the annual installation late House of Repreesntatives in December. Other officer..s elected to serve with Mr. Gadd during next year are Roy Bowles, vice president; Jack Ludlow, Gayle Yorgason and Miss Jeanne Antz has arrived Mr. Matheson, director. Holdover in Nephi this week to direct and directors are Lloyd Goble, Albert coordinate the activities of its lo- C. Starr and Reeve G. Richardcal people who will participate son. Dr. A. A. Boston was installed a' in the presentation, which is being performed on two as a new member of the club, evenings next week Thursday with Reeve G. Richardson as the and Friday in the Juab high installing officer. President Boswell conducted the school gym under the sponsorship of the Nephi Junior Chamber of Hallowe'en party evening, a featCommerce. Funds derived by the ure of which was a delicious anteJaycees from the show will be lope dinner. Dr. P. L. Jones furdonated for the benefit of the nished the antelope from a recent hunt. Junior league 'baseball area. An Interesting program was enTickets for the show, being staged in the gym under the new- joyed by the 25 Kiwanians and er type of "arena" presentation, partners. made famous by many ice shows, : will be available from any mem: ber of the Jaycees and at the door. Local folks be will used young E. Rulon Brough . . Nephi LDS in the show, and in addition, a i Church leader . . . candidate for June Kendall . . insurance and real professional recorded background estate . . . cadidate man score for wholeusical will create a commissioner post some, lively show. commission post i nor as voting places. Polling places as announced by County Clerk James P. Christen-se- n are as follows: Nephi number 1 (Nephi First LDS Ward) in the Armory building on first east street, between center and first north streets. Nephi number 2 (Second ward) in the Court house, first room on the south side of the hall. (Com missioners room) (Third ward) Nephi No. 3 in the basement of the Udell R. Jensen office building, formerly the Seminary, at 125 North Main. Nephi Number 4 (Fourth ward) in the Jennie Beck home at the corner of first east and fourth north. Mona Arthur Kay home. Levan Town hall. 7 a. m. and Republican, Democratic W. C. "Cec" Tate f Volume 47, Number 44 Friday. November 16 has hppn set aside for the Senior Play to be held at 8.15 pp. m. in the Juab high school auditorium. The three act comedy which has been chosen for this year is A record turnout of voters is "The Blush Unseen". The cast has expected at the Juab County pollbeen workinff hard and nrp. ing places on Tuesday, as interest putting the final touches on the in the local, state and national Piay. The general public is invited to office races has been increasing reserve this night for the an- the past few days. Voters in several of the East nual Senior class play. Juab County voting districts will have new polling places, inasmuch LDS officials in Salt Lake Rallies Slated by Demos as City ruled that no chapel nor any portion of the church buildings is For Monday Evening to be used for polticial activities Next Tuesday, November 6th Word has been received from Washington, D. C. this week that Juab County has been approved as a drought area and as such are entitled to $1.50 off per 100 lbs of grain, and $7.50 per ton of hay for feeding of their basic herd. This applies to beef, sheep and dairy animals. Grains approved under the program include barley, oats, corn, and imilo. Applications can be obtained through the local ASC office, according to County Agent G. Ray Livestockmen with Burtenshaw. applications approved by the local drought committee will be issued certif icates which may be .redeemed at local feed stores for the above grains. With the approval of Juab County in the drought area everything from Juab and Sanpete Counties on the north, south to the Mexican border that now has been included for drought assistance. Stockmen particularly going onto the western dessert will find feed very poor as only .05 of an inch of moisture has fallen since May, with the exception of recent storms. Even though fair mois ture may have been received last winter, the dry summer has depleted the soil until anything that started in the spring, started and then burned up early in the season for lack of moisture. At the present time, even the shadscale has lost all its leaves and nothing but dry stems remain. Even the noxious halogeton sprouted and then died. The entire county was declared eligible, so the livestockmen can keep their, animals at - home and feed instead of going onto the desert range if they desired. Evn though iirrigated crops in East Juab County have been good the meadows have been dry. The meadow hay crop has been short, and cattle have come off the sum mer range one to two months early and must of the pasture was used early and the feed supplies cut into heavily. In the condition of the irrig ated lands, one can see the wisdom of the well drilling program of the Nephi Irrigation company of three years ago. I, 1956 CdUaHai Auootation t-- ,5 ar Ada Oldroyd, Nephi No. 3 Mrs. Homer Jenkins, Dean Winn, Mrs. Henry Svedin, Eva Hoyt and Roy Bowles. Decima Jacob-se-n, Nephi No. 4 John C. Hall, LuRae Greenwood, Jane' Bean, Reta S. Andrews, Clarence Hansen. Levan Blanche Stephenson, Veneice Taylor, Joseph Wankier, Inez Sorbe, Zella Carter, Golden Mangelson. Mona Helen Nweell, Geneva Arthur Kay, Denny Molyneux, Rogerson, Erma Keyte and Myra Kay. Judges for the other districts of Eureka ....o. 1 - Hilda Webb, AHiene Farren, Mrs. Wilson Lee, Ella H. Sandstrom, Grace Chat-withe county include: n, Mrs. Leslie Randle. Tim Sullivan, Eureka No. 2 Avis King, Ned Hickman, Anna Elsa Nlelson Ina McDonnell, Clements. Eureka No. 3 Catherine Pan-nel- l, Leah Boswell, Myrtle Theri-aul- t, Wanda Solovich, VeRue Sandstrom, Patricia Brady. Mammoth: Bessie Toone, Ruth Sorensen, Mrs. Lela Lunt. Callao No. 1 Dorcey Sabey, Myrtle Timm, C N. Bagley. 2 Callao No. V.'W. Nellson, Mrs. Nathan Hayle, Renee A. Alder. JWf Announce Engagement Announce has been made by Mr. and Mrs. James McPherson, formerly of Nephi, of the engagemnt and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Meredith, to A2C Donald E. Summers, son of C. W. Summers of Palmdale, California. They plan an early November wedding at the IDS temple at Idaho Falls. "I Si r r.-- . Federal Civil Defense Ad LABORERS MOVE equipment from BtinistraHon emergency hospital Into Bchool, Imllar to other pre elected site which would be utilized In outlying areas after ai hospital attack bad blaated major target cities. The eaa be unloaded from tracks and be In operation In fire hours. These nnlta are strategically stockpiled near most of the nation'! a Fturtej riUeal target areas. (Pnnrtdaa, R. 1 JounuU-BaUati- 4 I si ... . 4 v j i i R. Lomax . . Insurance man, Scout leader, seeks second Commissioner term 1 r i Mrs. J. A. Kendall has received word of the birth of her first If 1 great grand child. The baby boy m. m Tin will was born October 23 to Mr. and R. Elgin Gardner . . gasoline, oil Ms. Blaine Tope of Logan. Mrs. Juab District Boy Scouts and Explorers will hang one of these remindTope is the former Carol Cheney, ers on your front door Monday evening, as a reminder for dealer . . asks election to you to daughter of Vara and Afton Ken- use commissioner position your freedom to vote on Tuesday. Us it - dont Iom itll dall Cheney of Lftketown. i i i 4 .1- Claude i the LDS Hospital where she recently underwent surgery. She is "coming along very well" according to her husband, Milton, who was a visitor in Nephi earlier this week. - ar |