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Show 8 SUNDAY HERALD Nephi Picks Community Development Committee For Civic Betterment StMDAY, MARCH 29, 1959 Utah County. Utah i h Benjamin Women To Be Nurse ilill 7' iff J . ' i ..., PEAY BENJAMIN Helen Thornton has enrolled at the Central Utah Vocational School in Provo in the vocational nursing class. By REGENE 3x k. :;:g;::!;:i;:;;:;:;::::;: Sf5 A .... v. V " ! "... .? mm 1 Mrs. Pearl Hand visited in Salt Lake a few days this week. While she was there, her sister-in-laMrs. Ed Ludlow, gave a dinner in honor of Pearl's birthday anniversary, March 24. ex-offic- ial . Lit-A-Lur- w, ;;;:::v:v;::;:;::.v:::::;:. it er, mm . e, Company C Of 1457th Engineers Needs Five Men - - - ..j Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Anderson and three children of Pomona, Calif., have been visiting relatives here the past week. They with Mr. and Mrs.- Rufus Anderson, parents of Lprin, visited a bro ther Lynn and his wife at Ogden during the week. 6' Mrs. Jack Cotton, president of the Federated Council. Mrs. L. J. Gore acted as secretary. pr. Boston was voted in a temporary chairman. Discussion of possible projects that could be started immediately in were Clean-u- p campaign is the of (which Jaycees charge an annual project of this club), beautification, education, youth, planning and zoning, government, publicity, health, safety, recreation and. research. Others may be added from time to time. Papers were passed and preferences were written down, so the committee knows who would like to work on different projects. Each project will have a chairman. Company C 1437th- - Engineers "The committee will meet on Battalion of the Utah National Monday, March 30, at the City Guard will have an opening for Council rooms to select the five men, it is announced by ASgt. permanent chairman and mem; K. G. Workman.. bers of the different committees. Men selected for .enlistment Word was received from the must have' had no previous mili- University of Utah saying it would be glad "to assist in the tary service. Applications will be taken during Community Development project the month of April and enlistment of Nephi by sending specialists is for mandatory active in any line to help with the planning. duty. Applicants should contact Sgt FN K. G. Workman at Room 204 of the Provo Armory. The telephone is FR NEPHI A permanent commit tee has been selected to direct the Nephi Community Develop ment program. It includes Dr. A. A. Boston, Wilson-GlaziAlton G add, Mrs. Mrs. Max Bowles, Harlow Pex- officers: ton, and three Mrs. A. C. Starr, and Mrs. Merle McPherson representing th spon and soring club, the READY FOR REACTIVATION Mrs. Harold Walker, left, educational chairman, is passing out the literature to one of the district chairmen, Mrs. Lyman Smith, as Cfvil Defense workers prepare to reactivate ' the Civil Defense program in Pleasant Grove. -- . Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hawkins and Charles E . Hawkins motored to Tooele on Thursday to visit George Proctor who is ill. LINDON EASTER HUNT PRIZEWINNERS These kids were prizewinners among the near-recothrong of Easter egg searchers Saturday at the Lindon CJommunity Park. Front row, from left, Josette Brackenbury, LaMont Edwards and Neal Shum-waSecond row, from left, Steven Hooley and Steven Walker. Thirds row, from v T Linda Wells, Junie Davis and Warren Blaine. left, rd y. " - , Pleasant Grove Pushes Civil Defense Reactivation Mrs. Lettie Hickman has' returned to her home after a two By MARILYN POTTER month stay in California. She PLEASANT GROVE The Civil visited children and relatives in and Los Deense reactivation movement is Sacramento, Angeles well underway in Pleasant Grove. Compton and other places. District chairman and block Mrs. Regene Peay was hostess wardens met this week under, to the B. L. Bridge Club on Thurs the direction of Mrs. Harold day. Prizes went to Mrs. Erma Walker, educational chairman, to Jensen and Mrs. Mary Clark. become acquainted with the reactivation program and receive Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hawkins literature, and material that will went to OremHo help celebrate be passed out in a canvass that the birthday of their daughter, will cover every family in Pleas, ant Grove. Mr. Lois Wright. hluriteer workers will provide Mrs. T. Leslie Richardson en a Especially printed bulletin for tertained in honor of her hus Pleasant Grove citizenry, literaband's birthday recently. Guests ture on "fallout," and conduct a were his. sisters, Mrs. Lucy survey to determine ' if people Roundy of Mapleton, Mrs. Eunice would be interested in furthei McKensey of SpringviUe, a bro information that would better ac- ther, Alton, and his wife and a sister Mrs. Pauline Richhost and hostess at a ardson. party of the Elison family on Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Wood were Thursday, v j Lindon Kids Report Reveals: Encephalitis - Carrying Mosquito Found in County Ferret Out Easter Eggs which had sevUtah County LINDON dear, bright weather, eral cases of encephalitis last year, lots of eager kids and enough though less , than epidemic areas, eggs to go round. Weber, Davis and Salt Lake This was the formula for' the Counties has widespread infessuccessful community . easter "egg tation of the culex tarsalis mos. hunt conducted in' Lindon Saturquito which transmits the disease. day morning under sponsorship of This was the substance of the the Lindon Recreation Association. report made to Utah County Board The hunt began at 10 a.m. at of Health by Roy Myklebust, entothe Lindon Park with a record mologist employed by Brigham number of children eager to 'see Young University to make a yearwho would be the lucky prize win- long survey of mosquitoes in Utah ' ners. All children between the County. . ages of one and 11 inclusive were The outlaw! mosquito was found invited to participate. in gutters within the cities, but not The hunters were divided into in ditches , where the water was three groups and three prizes were deep or There are in in Winners 18 each of some group. kinds given mosquitoes in the one through four year old Utah County, and the culex targroup were: first prize, Neal salis seems to be more resistant Shumway; second, Steven, Hooley; to destruction, he said. "and third, Josette Brackenbury. While mosquito infestation was Warren Blaine won first,' Steven heavier in some areas of Utah Walker second and LaMont Ed- County, lighter in others, the culex wards third in the five through tarsalis was "found more than In the others in more areas," he said. seven year old group. 11 old group, eight through year Peak of the mosquito season first prize was unclaimed; , second came in late August or early Sep' went to Julie Davis, and third to temberj' Linda Wells. In addition to the He described last year as not foregoing eight winners there were "special eggs" for many and a treat for each child participating. swift-runnin- g. , Chairman of the hunt; Mrs. Nola Keetch, credited the success of the affair to her committee who were: Ha Hooley, .Joyce Gillman, Dorthella Blanch a r d, Zeona Walker, Theone Blaine, and Ellen Dawn Bezzant.' . Moose Lodge Enrolls 5 New Members a particularly heavy mosquito season in Utah County. However, Utah County had a larger mosquito population than Salt Lake which has a mosquito abatement program. Also found Were the mosquito which transmits malaria, although the county has reported no outbreak of this disease. fThe tarsalis and other members of the culex group were found in large numbers in the adult stage during the winter as well as; peak summer months. The entomology department of BYU has recommended completion of the survey before decision on what control measures should be taken. - 33, get-togeth- New er quaint them with the necessary measures to protect their families in case of emergency and "fallout." If additional information is requested by enough citizens, local civil defense officers will plan a school where authoritative Rudyard Kipling's "Road to lectures and demonstrations will ... Mandalay" was the Irrawaddy be given. of Burma. river Mrs. Walker stressed that a personal contact must be made ATHLETE'S FOOT at every home, for it has been found that literature left in the (fungus infection) may spread to body. Before mail box has very little effect. other parts of the it does get H & M District chairman, Mrs. Lyman Ointment from Smith, Mrs. Edward Roberts, your druggist and Mrs. Daniel? Simper, Mrs, S. your problem will Ibe solved or you Christensen, Mrs. Albert Potter, get your money Mrs. Don West, Mrs. Eugene Jar-viback. Apply Mrs. Ralph Harris" and Mrs soothing H 8c M Arza Adams received material to prevent infecto pass out to their block war tion In minor cuts leaving abdens. Most districts will have solutely noM sorefrom 12 to 15 wardens who will ness. H & Lab. & Canada, patent distribute the educational ma Reg. in U.S-office. teriaL 60. . I : ' . ... I - -- Wurlitzer Piano Special $49500 Ebony Finish (Bench Extra) Full Scale Spinet Also Console Models 40" Iligh At a Saving: of 2 1 1 00 Compared to other good pianos! , Down Six Payments of $10 Each Terms--$20.- s, . 00 Then up to 30 Months Time. See These Today! Glen Bros. Music 57 A. E- N - SI -O - N - S D-l-- M r Three Hurt In Crash Near Summit Lawrence Merrick, -law,. ; six-mon- th FR No. Univ. in s tylequbl ity and size 52 . . . 140 W. 5th S., Price, one of three persons colFriday injured in a head-o- n lision on U.S. highway 50-- 6 three miles east of Soldier. Summit, was reported in "fair condition" at Carbon Hospital, suffering from a fractured pelvis and lacerations. He was a passenger in an east-bou- i i nd car driven by Joe Chidester, same address, who was treated Five new members were enroll- at the hospital and released. Scott Bayles, 43, Blanding, ed in Provo Lodge 843, Loyal Or' of westbound the driver car, also der of Moose, in a ceremony was for minor treated injuries and marking Past Governors Night at released. the Moose Home. , ? were E. T. Taking pledges O'Neil, Darrell Olson, Lawrence Brailsf ord, Ned Lee and Glen F. 48, Nephi Kiwanis Club Hears Of Farm Tour NEPHI Kenneth, Nyman, asst. manager of the lccal First Security Bank, gave an illustrated lecture on the recent Farmers-- . Stockmen-Dairymen-Wint- Vaca- er , Mathison. , ' A ritual, team composed of past governors, George V. Palmer, Blaine Facer, C. A. Lewis, Warren V Lott, Charles M. Nelson and Edward Buyi officiated at the , ceremony. Nathan L. King, who has sponsored 25 new members in the lodge was honored and presented with a pin and award, Don McCurdy, governor of the Provo Lodge conducted the meeting, which was attended by 43 members. tion Tour, sponsored by the First Security Bank, before the Kiwanis Club of Nephi at their weekly meeting Wednesday March 25th. Mr. Nyman stated that stockmen and farmers from Montana.' Idaho, Oregon, Washington, joined up with 267 Jfarmers and stockmen from all over Utah in making the tour. FFA v and boys competing The program was in charge of with their animals. A. C. Starr, Vocational Guidance The club was asked to sponsor a girl for Girl's State. This was committee. R. Roscoe Garrett,, chairman of referred to the Board of Directhe Agricultural committee, re- tors.! Next week Lt. Governor France ported the Annual Kiwanis Junior of Richfield, will meet Stock Show will be held on April Child, with the Nephi Kiwanis Club in 25 at the Fair Grounds with the an official visitation. 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