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Show TVtfvers-- l yierotardjig Avirrue SJLtt Lake cityy Utah 1-- Corp. i'.rpont National Award Winner 57 19 Matttnal Single 10c Copy, Juab County, Utah Thursday, September 12th, 1957 Nephi, the editor ' i's TT23TTt?i: reg Sometimes a man gets a repute tion for courage by not getting frightened until it is just too late to run. fl - til 1 I I K'l utejfc'"-- it I It - 1 ': . t reg If I were the Mayor of Nephi I'd proclaim today Thursday as "Pay Your September 12 reg reg The bankers advise that one keep's abreast of the times and time payments but don't get ahead of your possibilities nor 'behind in your obligations both conditions ruin credit standings. It may be labeled a heart-to-hea- rt talk, but it doesn't make the bawling out the wife gives you any easier to take. reg The policy of taking people for what they think they are worth keeps a lot of bill collectors busy. reg We had an opportunity to ride through the beautiful canyon the other day and note that a few of the leaves are beginning to turn to their bright autumn colors .. . . and we've noticed smoke from a few furnace stacks around town and little warmth in the radiators at the Hospital. . . that's the time to get in the supply of coal for the winter if you haven't aland make a ready done so thorough cleanup of the premises so there will be no accumulation of garbage under the snow all winter yes, and it's time to buy the Mrs. that new fall outfit she's wanting. Fall is a wonder ful time!! Special Interest Group Of Second Ward to Hear Driver Training Program Now In 10th Year at High School For the past ten years Drivers Training has been a part of the school and community at Nephi, and through Its program a great many drivers are today safer drivers. This year for the first time it is included in the Utah State Education Program. The Drivers Training program at Juab high school meets all the requirements set up by the state. According to M. Clark Newell, Juab High school principal, the people of this community have realized the benefits of having such a program in our school and have expressed the desire to con- - tinue to improve program. Lions Club Meeting Set For Tonight; Speaker Husband of Former Nephi To Be Outstanding Infection; Funeral Friday Lions Club members of Nephi will meet tonight, September 12, in their regular meeting to hear Jay Newman, law enforcement head of the State of Utah. Because of a misunderstanding The Times-New- s of last week announced his talk for September 5, rather than tonight, Septemb- Mrs. J. A. Kendall received word Tuesday of the death of her son in law, Vara Cheney, husband of Afton Kendall Cheney. Mr. Cheney died at the Dixie Memorial Hospital at St. George. te Mr. and Mrs. Cheney were to Victorville, California. jvir. uieney nas suuerea with a lung infection and was enroute to the lower altitude in an effort to alleviate his condition. Funeral services are planned for Friday at 1:30 at Laketown, ac cording to word received here. In addition to his widow, five children survive: Mrs. Blaine (Carol) Pope of Logan; Mrs. Lar ry (Sylvia) Johnson, Arthello, Leora and George of Laketown, and one grandchild. er Loren Garrett, advisor and Dick Wetherell, chairman of the Safety Committee of the club will have direction of the meeting. Mr. Newman is widely gnown for his law enforcement activities and currently heads the law enforcement division of the state of Utah. Social Security Problems Elder Milton Harmon, who last week returned home from the Gulf States mission, will be the speaker at the Second Ward Special Interest class next Tuesday He will show some of evening. his slides and tell of his mission ary experiences. All members of the ward are encouraged to come out and enjoy this class, and every week. To Be mi Discussed Here ' mmi.ir u L( I 4 ? -- . mm lutiirini .! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Clarence and John Bowers attend ed the funeral services for their brother In law, John Tryon at Roosevelt Saturday. Mrs. Frank Ti dwell, Mr. Tryon's niece, accompanied them to the services. iimimuiuuuumnjinf,,!iM ' v ' w- a ' ' - Tt-T- ' JAYCEES utilize every week, day evening In working at the Junior Baseball diamond being nd completed near first north 7th east Hera Sherl Ferra (on Uddr) nd Maurice Tolley apply Xm m ix j : vt i mrrn-- experience. This will allow each student that completes the course successfully to take a test set up by the Utah State licensing dpartment. If successfully completed, then a learners driving permit can be obtained. This permit will allow the student to drive an automobile if a licensed person is riding in the car with him. Max Frampton, a member of the Juab high school faculty has been assigned to driver training, and after receiving the Ford stated 'We extend our appreciation to John Parkin of the Parkin Motor Co., for this public service." Mr. Frampton further stated that everything points toward a successful year, and Invited the assistance of school patrons and the entire community in furthering this program of teaching safe and sane driving habits to the young people of the district. mm m - ' ' - bounty Fair and Suffolk Show Fall Luncheon Are Successful The Federated Clubs of Nephi will hold their annual fall luncheon on Saturday, September 14 at 8:00 pjn. at the new elementary school auditorium. Mrs. Walter C Ewing, state president of the Women's Federat ed Clubs will be principal speaker at the luncheon. Mrs. Ewing is from Ogden. Mrs. Stanley Wilri son of Payson, president of the Nebo First District, also will ibe present and will 6peak et the DR. ALMA P. BURTON . . foraffair. man wins doctorate An int resting program has been mer Nephi the for all and arranged evening members of the Federated Clubs Alma P. Burton, are urged to come out and enjoy Supt. event. this important Wins Kay Stuart exhibited the cham pion ram, and L. R. Steadman, Murray the Champion ewe at the Utah State Suffolk Sheep show held here last week end in con nection with the Juab County fair. The reserve champion ram was shown by Melvin Wright, a member of the Future Farmers of America, and reserve champion ewe was exhibited by Richard Club member. Park, Top quality sheep were on display but numbers were down previous considerably from IT 4 Doctorate at University 4-- H years. All other departments of the fair were up to expectation with, many outstanding exhibits in each. The building was filled to capacity with entries in food, cloth 4-- H ing, home furnishings, flowers. Alma P. Burton, former garden produce fly tying, etc. Othof Alpine School Dist- er exhibits were made in turent of Nephi, and currently sup- keys swine, beef, dairy and sheep. Move Here Next Monday net .received his Doctor of Edu Barbara Garrett of Nephi and cation degree from the University Mary Ellen Fergerson of Eureka Merrill J. Roberts of Cedar of Utah in exercisces held August won out over the 34 entrants in iCty, Utah, currently Assistant 30 on the Park building plaza. His the style dress revue for state Forest Ranger on the Dixie Nat- thesis was entitled "One Hundred competition and will leave Friional Forest, has been promoted Years of Education in the Alpine day morning for State Fair com to District Forest Ranger on the School District. petition. Others who will compete Uinta National Forest with headin Salt Lake City are Sally Lomax Mrs. son Dr. Burton is of and Austin who will give quarters in Nephi. Forest Super May P. Burton of Nephi and their Mary A rating, 'Setting a Table' visor C S. Thornock says that the Burlate Judge Thomas H. Mr. Roberts is especially well demonstration. ton. The livestock judging team will qualified to fill the position being vacated by Ranger Robert Brown Continued on page 3 He was graduated from the pub who returns to collage this fall to lic schools in Nephi in 1930. His study veterinary medicine. education continued at the Utah Mr. Roberts, a native of Amer- State University where he received ican Fork, Utah, graduated from his B. S. degree in 1948. In 1950 Marriage of Melba Park, the school of Forest, Range and he was awarded his M. S. degree Wildlife Management at the Utah from the Brigham Young Univer Stte University in 1947. He was sity. Dr. Burton began his teach Elbert Jensen Is employed by the Pacific States ing career at the Fielding High Cast Iron Pipe Company of Pro- school in Paris, Idaho. He served vo from 1947 to September 1956. as a professor at the Brigham Announced by Father In October 1956 he received his Young University from 1948 to Stan Park of Nephi announces appointment with the U. S. Forest 1954 and has been Superintendent Service and has served for the of Alpine School District since the the marriage of his daughter, Miss Melba Park, to Elbert Jensen, son past year on the Dixie National spring of 1954. Forest. Burton Is a life of Mr. and Mrs. Irrin Jensen of Superintndent According to Supervisor Thorn member of the Educa Spring City, on Friday evening, LDS ock Ranger Roberts brings to the tion Association, NatiqnaJ also is t September 6, at the MantI tie Uinta National Forest a rich back member of the American Associa Temple. The ceremony was perground of professional training tion of School Administrators, the formed by President Pratt Allied. The bride was honored at two and experience in the fields of Utah Education Association, Al agriculture, business and conser pine Education Association, and showers prior to the marriage, one vation. Mr. Roberts and his wife, the Society of Superintendents of on August 29 at the home of and Mrs. Clarence Greenhalgh, the former DeVona Harward, and Utah. d ward their five children will hove to Dr. Burton was charter presid the other at the ent of the Junior Chamber of hall on September 4. Nephi on September 16. Commerce at Nephi and is charter board of director member of the Kiwanis club at Orem. Kiwanians Hear of Presently Dr. Burton is a mem ber of the High Council of Shar- Customs, Conditions on Stake and has been active in the LDS church. Mrs. Burton is In Meeting Japan, the former Clea R. Morgan and they have five children. Members of the Nephi Kiwanis Club hear of customs and conditMrs. T. H. Burton returned to ions of Japan at their regular her home Tuesday after attend club meeting held last Wednesday ing the graduation exercises of at Carter's Cafe. Maurice Chapher son, Alma P. Burton, at the man, chairman of the club's SupUniversity of Utah, on August 30. port of Churches committee was Superintendent Burton received in charge of the program. Elder David Broadhead, who his degree of Doctor of Educa tion. On Saturday the family held last month returned from three a reunion at Mr. Burton's home years of LDS missionary service Mr. in Orem. Mrs. Burton also visied in Japan, was the speaker. with other members of her fam- Broadhead pointedout that tha Japanese people are becoming ily in Salt Lake City. more industrious and are moving from farming to industrial work. Elder Milton Harmon, son of Mr. Broadhead showed souvenirs Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Harmon, brought from Japan. ELDER VON RAY WARNER . home Thursday from the Following the regular meeting Gulf States LDS mission. On Sun- the club's Board of Directors met to be honored at testimonial day he was honored at a family to outline the program for the reunion held in Salt Lake City at balance of the year. The high-lig- ts the home of his uncle and aunt, of the program include a Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shepherd. The Hallowe'en party, a Thanksgiving occasion also was in honor of the party and a Chris tms party, the birthday anniversary of his grand- latter to be in connection with installation night. mother, Mrs. Thompson. Elder Von Ray Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner of the Nephi First Ward, will be honored Sunday afternoon at a missionary farewell testimonial in connection with the regular Sacrament meeting of the ward. Bishop Ray W. Worthington this week announced that Elder Warner has accepted a call to Several hundreds of dollars in Service, Rainboy Tavern, K. J. the Great Lakes mission and that he will enter the mission home prizes and a good time with a Sperry Insurance, Keith's TV Sernext Wednesday. good meal are in store for the vice E. R. Shaw Texaco DistribuIn addition to talks by the mis- members of the East Juab Wildlife tor, Dick's Chevron Ecrvice, The Clark's Grocery, sionary, his mother and Bishop Federation when the annual out- Times-New- s, LumWorthington, Patriarch James H. ing is held Saturday evening at Christensen's Inc. LaVard Snow wjll Camp Dadandson in Salt Creek ber Co., Lynn's Market, Pexton Ockey, and Wholesale Co., Juab County Mill speak. A program of musical sel- canyon. ections will complete the program. Merchants of Nephi have been & Elevator Co., Parkin Motor Co., Theo Elder Warner is a graduate of liberal In providing prizes Nebo Club, The Toggery, Utoco distributor. Juab High School and the Juab very Westring to event for tha .according Paxman's Ray's Barber Shop, Stake Seminery, and was a stu- Ray Pay,big president o fthe feder- Nephi Drug Co., Vern's Motor Serdent at the University of Utah. ation. vice, Cloverleaf Dairy, During the past summer he has Mr. Pay pointed out that the Dairy, Frank Phillipsen, Western been employed at Kent Linton's donors of the prizes are as fol- Tire & Auto Supply, Culligan Soft Standard Station in Nephi. Water The testimonial will begin at 5 lows: Service, Fub's Utoco Service; 4D Plumb- Paul's Signal Service, Robertson pjn. promptly, Bishop Worthington stated. ing and Builders Supply, Whiting Lodge, Nebo Chevrolet Co., ForEd's rest Anderson Conoco Service, Brothers Service station; Co., Garbett's Ladies Shop, Wayne OstMr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson 66 Service, Bailey-McCuvisited Sunday In Fountain Green Burton Barber Shop, Nophi Clean- ler Billiards, Chapman Studio, Cleanwith Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Crow-the- r. ers, Howard's Shoe Box, Allen's Sportsman's Supply-Cart--' Cash Store, Kent Linton Stand- ers, Union Oil Service, Blackie's ard Station, Johnson's IGA mar- Texaco Service, Don's Mobil SerUwana Drive Inn Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Don Frnzier ket, Premium Oil station, Ralph's vice, and daughter Oebra of Van Nuys, Market, Snak Shak Cafe, Ray's Queen, Silver Maple Service, California visited with Mrs. Fraz-kr'- s Cafe, Utah Poultry & Farmers' Chapman Furniture Co., Forrest Mrs. T. H. Cooperative, Spudnut Shop, Ne- Hotel, Greenwood Tire Service, grandmotbar, Painter Motor, Owl Cafe. E. I. Wilson Co.. First Burton recently. They were phi Motor Co., Garrett Conoco Security Bank, to their home in California. Nephi Lumber, 4-- H First-Secon- Levan Man Wins Honor at Ordnance Depot TOOELE Col. John A. Sup-ensk- i, commanding officer Tooele Ordnance Depot, announced Monn day that employee Eldred C. of Grantsville had been selected for an internship in the Ordnance Supply civilian career Step-heso- program. Mr. Stephenson's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lavern M. Stephenson of Levan, Utah. The Army Ordnance Corps besearch early gan a country-wid- e this year for promising, ambitious people, who by successfully completing a specified course of training would strengthen its supply organization over a period of years. The first class of persons to be entered into specialized training will consist of 15 students care fully selected from among pres ent employees of the corps and other sources. Mr. Stephenson is scheduled to Word has been received in Ne phi of the death at Calgary Cana' da of Roy Goble, formerly of Nephi, and brother of the late Al- van Goble. Mr. Goble was born at Neohi May 5 1892 a son of Ewin and Mary Langshaw Goble. The family pioneered Into Aetna. Alberta. Canada In 1900 and following ser vice in World War I he married Esther Caroline Jensen at Aetna. i Mmmmmmmiitjmammmmmmmmmimmtmmm In 1933 the family moved to Cal time, tractor and leveler to the gary. Surviving are his widow, cuss. Jaycees, Lions and Kiwanis one daughter and two sons all of are Joined in ths project with ad- Calgary; a brother and a sister: ditional financial assistnee com Oliver Goble of Waterton Park, and Hattie Bonne of Alberta ing from tha Vita Stmpede ) Ition. Lethbrldge, Alberta. . mir ,'.?iiiii!ni the car, and six hours of Former Nephi Man Dies frame Work paint to the while Earl Bowles and Don Beck take a breather from working on the team dugouts. The land was laveled preparatory for seeding by Byron Howard who donated back-sto- p m.uu ion m behind-the-whe- el enter training at Red River Arsenal, Texarkana, Tex. The training at the Red River Center will be completed Nov. 1. Upon completion of the courses at Red River, subject to ordnance needs .interns will make a choice between ammunition and general supply specialties and then will be permaently transferred to either Savanna Ordnance Denot or Rossford Ordnance Depot for com pletion of their internship. At the end of one year of training successful candidates will be transferred to whatever ordnance installations are in most need of their services. ...... o '4 FT fcliiu en-rou- If I -- the current year's program. Students who have reached the age of 15 years and have received a special learner's permit through the state department (to be used only in the Driver's Training car with an authorized instructor) will be permitted to receive driver's training. Each student will be required to have 30 days in the class room instruction, 18 hours of observat- - If ' fyv,. ':f Mimi.mm School officials this week received a 1957 Ford from Parkin Motor Co. to be used In Attend Funeral of Relative A representative of the Provo Social Security office will be in Nephi on Monday, September 17, at the courthouse starting at 10 a. m,, it was announced today by Kesler T. Powell, manager. All persons having problems in regard to Social Security may contact him at that time. jiuiiujwwwitmipimM driver training Lady Dies of Lung 12. Elder Milton Harmon tfa Annual Slate Annual New Ranger Appointed To Nephi District; To N REG says: Every man intends to become great someday trouble is he keeps putting it off. ' ti Nephi Native oFrd-Mercu- Mrs. Jf mm'"' V s Day1 Subscription and I'd urge each and every sub scriber who may be in arrears to on this day when they go to pay their lights and water bill, to also Then go and pay the publisher. everyone would be happier . . . the publisher could pay the grocer, and the grocer pay his hired help who would have some money to spend at the druggist and he in turn would buy something from the clothier and the clothier could DRIVER TRAINING students at Frampton, driver training in-- 1 dealer while Prin buy a few extra gallons of gasol- Juab high will enjoy modern driv- structor receives keys to the new Clerk Newell looks on. T-ine at the service station and that ing 'in a new Ford. Above: Max' Ford from John Parkin, local Photo toy Allan Gibson would help the station attendant and so on to pay his hired help the circle goes and goes all with your little $4.00 subscription payment that many should have sent in a " month or so when we sent out all those subscription account statements. Times-New- . - . It's a lot easier to get a guar antee than to collect on it. tttaoiatio Volume 48, Number 37 Federated Clubs By Cfftntl at Elder Warner to Be Honored Sportsmen List Prizes For Annual Party on Saturday Tri-Sta- te Hi-La- Fros-T-Free- z, ne er en-rou- te |