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Show t i i t r SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1S5S Utah County. Utah V N -- 2f trw,.-vjr- Court Deals With Teacher Training Sheriff's Men Class to Graduate Check Complaints ' The teacher training class of Confiscate A. L. Graham, 38, 130 N. 6th Pioneer Ward will hold graduation. Pinbali Machine exercises at 6:30 p. m. tonight t X !ir",s?"'f""X'"' 4 pleaded guilty in Provo City Court to charges of issuing a fraudulent check for $5, and was fined $25. Jackson N. Hilton, 1074 Ash Ave. home address, Greer, S. C. was charged in city court with is suing a graudulent check for $15, The judge granted a motion to dismiss. W. , :'; ;J (1 - 'V, ; - ' ; at the ward house. Students under the direction of Mrs. Inez Searles have completed a course of study in how to be a good Gospel teacher and have completed a ; number of serious projects. Those graduating are Mrs. Lil lian Elton, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thatcher. Janice Baker, Naomi Meservy, Johanna Boker, Naomi Moulton and Elva . Spencer. Sons, of Pioneers Will Meet Today Sheriff Theron S.' ' Hall and Pleasant Grove officers Friday confiscated a pinbali machine from CorleissenY cafe, Pleasant " Grove. A complaint, signed, by Deputy Sheriff "Newell Knight, charged the machine with being a ','gam : bling device.".: Participating in the pick-u-p '.. j i . after-Memori- al ap-prciat- ed, o . - foul-smelli- ng J j VNVTCQOWtWR u mmt-- i I g 3 t L This is what the fish faced Saturday on ANT FTSn.IN THERE JtJST BETTER WATCH OUT 400 There were 300 fish planted. Figure showed fishermen About Provo. up. in Huck Finn Day J Jr i '. WVMM Y v i a . ! i ... K y I ".. USE GRANTS CREDIT X More Fishermen Than Fish Shoto Up For Annual Huck Finn Day Ii is n,'U.' j Containers At Cemetery George A. Smith Camp, Sons of Utah Pioneers; win meet to day at 3 . p. m. at the Pioneer Museum ii" Is announced by Provo-- . City Cemetery workert Walter G. TCaylor will begin tke Day Leo Freshwater will give the cleanup Monday, according to Dan Webster, superintendent '4 history of his grandfather. Cooperation from those whd to pick up their baskets, wish were" Sheriff Hall,' Deputies vases and containers will be Knight, Lloyd Thornton and freed . said Mr. Webster, . :Glen Chief of Polite Rigtrup; the lawns have to be mowed and flow Newman and Officer Glen, Gil withered and bert, both of Pleasant Grove. ers must be removed. - j it out for yourself. Pick Up Teacher Retires After 32 Years Plan. Buy now at sales prices and pay. later : . . no down payment David B. SPANISH FORK Bowen, well known local educator Low monthly payments announced his retirement this The Provo Recreation Depart week after completing 32 years ment had stocked the Fifth West! as a teacher in the Spanish Fork irrigation ditch between Center High School. During his years on the school staff Mr. Bowen has and First South Streets with 300 taught such subjects as chemis trout, but were confronted! by a try, geometry, biology, algebra, turnout of 400 neophyte fisher botany, geology and bookkeeping. men. The fish were planted byj For several years Mr. Bowen the U. S. Fisheries of Springville. was in charge of the yearly com Top prize for the largest pound-- ! mencement exercises at the high age! of fish. UP to the limit of school. He has in recent years four, went to Henry Hansgen, been faculty supervisor of the whose three trout totaled 2Vz newly organized Sapere Aude pounds. Henry is the son of Wells club, a scholastic unit on the high 1 school campus. He has been de Hansgen, 235 S.' 7th W, The largest fish was hooked by scribed as always having a keen On Davis, son of Robert interest in all worthwhile extraJimmy 333 W. 4th S. He pulled in curricular activities at the in Davis, "Our juvenile delinquency a IVi pounder. The very first stitution. of today are not so trout of the day was pulled in by His first years of teaching at v Droblems much due to parents neglect of Gene Dudley, son of Elmo Dud the high school were during the children Vas to the emotional ley, 605 N. 7th W. term of principal Lorin A. Ander problems' of the parents them--i Prizes for the best Huck Finn son with Melvin Wilson as dis selves." Rabbi Louis E. Cardon trict superintendent. Later he Day costumes went to Kenny told Rotarians' Triday. 632 taught during the terms of J. He said that society's uncon Baker, son of Stein Baker, Angus Christensen, current prin . scious manner of meeting juve- W. 5th N., and Colleen Sellers, of Hugh Sellers, 568 W. cipal, and superintendents Owen nile delinquencythat of heap daughter Barnett and W, W. Brockbank. 4th S. Richie Wright, ing praise on good, successful old son of Glade In the summers of his; years as 190 N Wright, , children and ostracizing the way a teacher, Mr Bowen has been as the ward child Is wrong and; only 9th E., won an toaward a regular attender at college take home a serves to. Intensify the problem. youngest angler and has earned more sessions fish. of a ; If a boy is "kicked-out- " than for a mas Prizes for the event were do ter's enough credits V Boy Scout organisation when he had degree, they been in makes a mistake, then tbe or--1 nated by local sporting goods the proper, His plans for areas. ganization has deserted him when stores. Judges for the annual the future are to keep busy and he needs help most. Rabbi Car- event were Phil Perlman and active. : don said. W. Smoot City Commissioner There is no simple, single an-- 1 Brimhall. swer to the delinquency problem, Psychiatric Nurse the Rabbi pointed out, but, he Will Address JC Wives some said we might n cliches v and of our Elaine - Muriy, psychiatric give them - broader meaning. nurse, Utah State Hospital, will Perhaps, he said, we should be speaker Monday at 8 p. m. paraphrase a well known slogan Jack 35, Howe, Provo, pleaded before the Mapleton Jaycee to read, "The family that PLAYS in Fourth District Court Wives, meeting at the home of tcgether stays together, 'or f'The guilty to to baseball charges of forging a Paul and .Nelma Jensen. Mrs. Friday family that goes $5 check. Trial was set for Jensen is a color captain of the games together stays, together. June 29. too!" Jaycee Wives. ! J? 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