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Show 0 THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1955 - Utah County. Utah TO DAILY HEkALD Springville Junior High Will Graduate 169 Students ) Orem LDS ' Seminary Willi $8,600 Sought In Crash Suit Graduate Sunday Leo and Rochell Kopels have An Keetch, Audrey Kirk, DarrellfR. filed suit in Fourth DistricCCourt nual Commencement Exercises of Kitchen, John- Kitchen Wanda against James W. Jex, sepking the Orem LDS Seminary will be Lee, Sandra Liston. Joan Li tile. $8,600 for and personal conducted Sunday, May 22, be Allen T. Longman, Ra Nee Love damage to. their car.injuries in suffered ginning at 8 p. m. in the Scera less, Blaine Lunceford j Norma a traffic crash Sept. 5 at Firth L. Mansfield, Carol Je$n Mel West and Center. Auditorium. the A total of 137 students have drum, Sandra Lee Merrell, poti defendant with They chargeleadnegligence been approved for graduation and A. Messick,' Lyn A. Morrill, ing to the collision.. ' will be awarded diplomas by James J. Murray, Joan! Nelson. Walter R. Holdaway. president Eva Fae Nielsen. LarOna Oli-- It would be a dangerous misof Orem Stake. phant, Greta Madge Olsen, Mer conception to assume that, our The "Beatitudes" have been se rill H. Olson, Lawrence Merrill in modern weapons superiority lected as the theme for the com Palmer, Marjorie Palmer, Earl has reduced our need for allies. mencement exercises, and student Delos Parry, Russell Ted Pea Adm. Arthur W. Radford, discussions will be led by Russell cock, mcuard Curtis Pearson, La chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff. Carr, Michael Van Quill, Glenda Dene Peay, Karen Peery, Janice The OREM Thirty-Secon- d - SPRINGVILLE "Stepping Peay. David Pennington, Don F. Stones" will be the theme of the Phillips. Rachel Anne Phillips, Springville Junior High - School Wayne D. Perkins, Midgie Aud- v. commencement exercises to be reen Peterson, Vera LaRae Pul held next Thursday, May 26- - at sipher, Duane Quinn. the high school gym under the Mark Rigtrup, Glenda Jane direction of Principal C. Lynn Robinson, IWendell Don Houndy, Hanks. There are 169 students Alan Roylance, Katherine H. , graduating. Savaee.? Howard Ray Sanford, 1 Thei theme will be developed Alyseun Dee Shepherd, Maria through talks given by Marie Louise Shepherd. Elaine Sim Ewell, Viva Marsh, Lynn Lowe, mons. Frances Singleton, James Brucei Heath, Linda Decker and Lee Smart, John W. Smith, Craig Jim Frost. R. Smith. Dayna Snow, Janet 0 & Rondo Jeffery and Martin Pal Soderlund, . Patricia Spalding, mer, will play a violin duet; Mary Rosalee Stevens, Eddie. H. Howard Beardall will sing a vocal Strong. Paul Sumsion, Carol Jean A"1Sm, solo: and the Ninth grade chorus Tavlor. Marlene Taylor. Sharon directed by Glenn; Montague .will Lou Tew, Neil D. Thorn," Jerry persent two numbers, the text for Tippetts, Marjorie Tipton, Barry one of which was written by Mae A. Vincent, J. Kay Weight, Maria the high school Weight, Melvin R.. Weight, Dona Huntington-o- f will give, the Wentz,-- Linda Whiting- ,- .Sydna Smith faculty. Craig welcome address and prayers will Whiting, Carol Lee Williams, be offered by Judy Allan and Williams, Patricia Ann Wil- MOTHER GOOSE LAND Portraying the characters of nursery5 rhymes and Mother Goose in the Kathryn - Duke. Laura Cutler, liams, Harold Ray Wing, Renee BYU! Elementary Children's Jamboree are, left to right, Bonnie Clark, Lu Ann Reimschissel, Mrs. Linda Whiting, and. Mrs. Hen- Winters J. William Wiscombe, Floral D. Fisher, Carol Howell and Erick Moulton. rietta Nelson wil- l- be accom- Karl Gene Wiscbmbe, Judy Ann : J Wright. panists. BY LaVon Payne of the Nebo School Board of Education will present Benjamin News certificates of graduation to the J I. -- 4 ' icm 1) - i Burr, Carol Jean Meldrum and Enters, Jesse Gale Petersen, Renee Merrill Palmer. Music will be Lynn Toulson, Dean Kal Prest-wic- John S. Thompson, Michael Van Quill, Tovey, William Kent Prue, David provided byx members of the Marie Varley, Carlos L. Watters, Pugh, Sandra Pugh, De Anne LeAnne Wells, Donald Heston Wil- graduating class. ' Presentation of the class project Pyne. I berg, Clark D. .Wilkinson, Dixie Wallace John will be made by W. Reed Jr., Edna ilae Lee Wilkinson, Mary Wilkinson, Carl son, and acceptance will be made Rhodes, Lois Elaine Richards, Eris Christine. Yergensen, Karen by President Phlla T. Edwards. Allen Dale Robinson, fheoipoa Zabriskie. A special Seminary award to two Ann Rohbock, Betty Lou; Rowley, outstanding Seminary graduates oan Rowley, Alice Ann Schu will be made by President Henry mann, Carolyn Shurtz, Ella Mae D. Taylor. 1,000 Pieces of Smith, Idyll Spalding, f Richard Costume Jewelry Graduates are: Blain Stratton, Clifford fRay Gwen Adams, Charles Clive An Stubbs, Jack Clark Sumner, Max- - To Choose from . derson, Herbert Dean Aiken, Con Ine Swarts, Elmo Syme, Arlone FISHER SMITH nie Rae Asay, Darrel L. Ashton, Thalmann, Larry Vernon Thom JEWELRY Karl M. Ashton, Donald E. Bas as, Beverly Thompson' Dianne 282 N. Univ. FR com, Phyllis Ann Biggs, James Thompson, Franklin Thompson, following: i Mc. Bird, Kathleen Blackley, Anne Albano.- Edward Bou. Norma Jean of KING members Blake, FRANK Ihands the Beverly by boar, .By Raymond Allanj Judy Dawn nous, Wallace Lynn Brereton, the district clerk .kTtTT t,tt TSili Allan; Tommy Alvey, J. David 3-A- ct on the period G. budget Reports M. The Children's "Spring Jam Susan Janette Bridget, Adelle Andreason, Anderson, Jack Board of Educa- of July 1, 1954, to April 30, 1955, boree the ters before H. will be presented by the Catherine Bryant, Miriam Bunk Banks, Wayne Arbon, Joseph at as presented" by the clerk showed Brigham Young University ele er, Klenda Burr, David A. Cam tion pt Nebo School District Terry Barney, Janet BartholoBy MRS. J. R. PEAY Marian Cameron, Russell $2,561,902.07 Wil Ann budgeted, and session three-asecond com their Beach, mew, Dorothy BENJAMIN A laboratory school in Fri eron, a mentary Owen releaving Carr, Barbara Carter, expended, 7 ana included m. liam Beachr-- Howard BeardaH, edy, "A this at in jweek budget aay p. Night's Saturday Mac M. Bills, Sandra Bingham, Scream." was presented by a ports building contract payment balance of $592T4S1.01. This rep the women's gym. The puplic is David L. Carter, Gerald Leon Carter, Darlene Case, Rita Fae John Douglas Bird, George Benjamin cast at Payson Wed reports and payment of routine resents an expenditure of 77 per. invited. z two-daBlack, J. Kent Boyack, Jorgen J. nesday. The play 'was staged in claims. Also on the agenda were cent, itwas stated. ;j The music and dance Childs, C. Kenneth Albert Clark, ' 24 24 Cash Cash statein contained the Mark Figures Cluff, Lyle Wayne I Monthly Boyer, Carol Jean Bradshaw, Lake Shore and Benjamin last several departmental salary in ment You You Monthly will be festival all by presented on building contracts cover Receive I Payments JoAnn Brailsford, Diane Brown, week. Included in the cast were creases and action toward fi Receive I Payments Marilyn Collings, De Ane the children of the training school, to the 1955, 30, CastleApril ing period Darlene Diane M. Cordner, Lynnette Carlen, Lynn operations of the district showed amounts of contracts to according to Mrs. Hazel Clark, Cooper, Marlene Lundell, Joyce Lind- - nancing next $30.00 $16.00 r $574.43 Bob Cox $304.76 Bunnell Robert school year. tori, Frank Carnesecca, Carl D. strom, Jeannie Wolfe, Cox, Colleen for the chairman. $1,088,516.31, Dennis taling 40.00 Deanne James 764.52 20.00 380.95 Janice Carter, payments Carlson, Lewis, Margaret Blanchard, Dixie Claims amounting to $21,052.34 made to date reaching $1,068,- - Mother Goose will be the lead Crandall. Gayle Craig, ClowAnne Julia Chadwick, Kay 55.00 ' 24.jMi 1034.84 457.15 approved for payment on 642.61, leaving an unpaid balance ing character in the jamboree and Peggy Basley, Norman weref ' ElizaSharon Edna rd, Harold Leon Clyde,. George Worthen, Denison, motion the the first J. by passed Huff, Sherman Lynn of $19,873.70. many nursery rhymes will be de-Alan Cox, Phil J. Curtis, Terry Lundell, Melvin Cloward, Jim group. Lists of these items had Action toward obtain'"? fnns picted and sung by the different beth Pearl Dexter, Mary Lou IindeU. lVoans above S300 made under the Industrial ' Marvin "Laura Cutler, Curtis, Morris Duke, Gene Ed Dickey, c previously been placed in the for some of the Loan Act Dire Johnson. Hal and district's needs classes. V. Edwards, Anne Dalton, Linda Ann Decker, Caro- Downey Paul wards, in operating during the Original music and words which Egbert, Ronald Egelund, Helen Heer, Kath- tor was Vera Parkinson. lyn Deeben, Gary-DCOFf-EHOUSE TO was the school taken been written by the sixth Ferre. Selma Lavonne F 1 u d have Wilma by year Diamond, Jean ryn Degn, Phone FRanklin who INSTALL TICKER Lillian Cook, and treasin board the will highlight the transi Marjorie Ellen authorizing grade Dibble, Kathryn Mary Wood Foth Dean Foote, Audrey City, NEW YORK (UP) Wall Street urer to call for quotations in the tions from one rhyme to the nextlerin for your money today! Duke, Kerry Duncan, Laraine are employed in Salt Lake on, James gham Janice their with here are financiers won't have to worry sale of $800,000.00 in short term rhyme. Teachers have also writ F. Gornichec, vacationing Everett, E. Marie Ewell, Beverly Annella Gouldmg Ford, James Gerald Frost, Jphn parents, Mr. and Mrs. James any piore about" missing the latest tax notes dated July 1, 1955. ten music for some of the rhymes. Jack C. Hansen, Alice Marie Gill, Carol Jean.Hadlock, JoAnn Cook, and at Las Vegas, Nev., market information while taking Funds from these notes are to be Harding, Gordon Grant Harker used to meet operating expenses Hancock, with a brother, Max, and family. theirj coffee break. HaU. Violate Sue Layle Jon Harmon, Carma Beth Jeanne Hansen, Sue Ann Hansen, during the school year mentioned, Full restaurant a O'Nuts, Chjck Hartley, Elvin S. Harward, Jay Keith W. Hardy, Glenda Jean Pauline Richardson, who is at chain, said its new cafe opening or until taxes are received. QuoFINANCE COMPANY OF. UTAH B. Healy, Fern Joy Hill, Valene Hardy, j Albert Harmer, Evelyn tending Brigham Young Univer today in the financial district tations on the notes are to be Holdaway, Chad Burdett Howells FRanklin . . .34 WJ Center St. Provo . Harmer Jo Anne Harrington, sity, spent the weekend here with would feature a stock ticker to received on or before June 6, 1955 Ivie Lee Rex Ivie Devon 7 Nancy at M. were Hart her mother. Other guests Phone: 6372 p.m. Suzanne Harrison, Paul 901 3 Wj 2700 South keep bankers and brokers Utah County Infirmary has Vivian La Rae Jacobson, Ben Magna increases authorized Har Ann and Haslam, by Salary Peterson Patricia Carol Margare . . . W Second South. .Phone: ley, motions passed at this meeting hired a new cook, Nita' Corless, Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Lilly Salt Lake City. . .22 mon A. Hatch, Kathleen Hatch, Snarr,J friends of Pauline. . . . Phone: 2046 S. jll E. . listed a $25 per year increase Springville, to assist chief cook, Pearl Johnson, Wallace Karl John Colleen Hatfield. Dee Hatfield, is Liederkranz cheese made son. South1 .Phonex 655 Main St. Tooele for school lunch workers and a Merle Daybell, Clarence Argyle, .13 Lola Hatfield; Bruce L. Heath, Mrs. Ethel Smith, of Cajifor Van Wert, O. Sixty-thre- e tin V. D. Albert only 15 said of cents Keeler, raise bus Eugenia-Herbe- rt, Nadine for Gary superintendent, o today. per day Phyllis nia, was an overnight guest "ago an apprentice in a drivers. An increase of $200 for Higbee, Ren Shirl Holman, Wes Mr. and Mrs. 13. R. Peay las years cheese accidentally dis the 1955-5- 6 school year to Clarley Hoover, Calvin H. Hjorth, week. She was here for the funer covered factory the formula for a tangy, ence J. Wendel and $60 for all Gerald S. Hatchings. al of her cousin, Fontz, Yates. He named other employes paid on the adcheese. Wayne O. Ivie, Mary Ivory, in of a New ministrative payroll during the is Liederkranz honor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornaby York Bobby Jacobson, Rondo Nelden to which it same year was also granted by singing society Jeffery, Marvin JeiJisen,Boyd D. had as visitors recently Mr. and was first served. the board. Johnson, R. Dean Johnson, Buddy Mrs. Fred Cornaby Jr. and fam KeF. JoUey, Elliott N. Jordan, ily of Provo; Mrsj Zella Evans Anna Kelsey, MelvinsRay Kelsey, of Salt Lake City: and Mrs Sandra May ' Kerr: Katherine Clara Childs, of Springville. Kvatemick, Paulien Nyda Leavitt, Dale E. Larabee, Elaine Larsen, Mrs. Lottie Johnson entertained Garry Lee, Tadd B. Leslie, Ted at a family dinner Sunday in Leslie, Larry K. Lowe, Lynn Tom honor of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Lowe, Wilda Lowe, Peggy Mae Egilson, of .Midvale, on her 74th .Lucas, Hazel Lunceford, LaVon birthday. Dinner was served to Lunceford, Kay Maynard, Viva 36 family members. Marsh, Morris L. Maxwell, Murel McCloud, Ronald McKenzie, Lee NATIONAL PICKLE WEEK Measom, Dean Meiling, Mariel TO BE HONORED Mellor, Beverly Ann Miller, Nancy CHICAGO (UP) The nation'; Kathryn Miller, Ronald J. Miller,- pickle plants will halt pickle pro Don Rodney Miner. Virginia Murcock. Robert Lee Nelson, Paul duction for 59 seconds today in of former pickle peddler Nielson, Laraine Nielson, Deanna honor Vespucci, for whom Amerigo Rae Olsen, Kay Ostler, John is America named, and to mark Diane Brent Packard, .Packard, the opening of National Pickle Nancy Packard, Martin Lyle Week W. Palmer, Joyce Payne, Neil 0 Co-le- en Mc-Kelv- ey h, 1. -! 0 l Cast Stages - Lowa - Grade Schoo Spring Jamboree7 Nebo Board Submits Budget Keports, Building contracts 17 ,1 Friday, Saturday I Comedy ct .3 Mid-Summ- er ' to $2000 . Col-ledg- 1 I e, . ! 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