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Show f i i , 'Li. 3gfgg .i -- Mr vM'i 4" t s s f , "t ' stSS&SVs$'V:&V& wvk-- ," St Timpanog6s Cave National; Monument located on the shoulder of Mt. Timpaniogos,, available fl rom AmericanFork rCanydn, opened Satur- day for the 1960 season, ac cording to Thomas Walker, superintendent. Hours fod the present will be 9 a.m, tb 3 p.m. S't'S'S f A i Y'rf'yv " 'S "' ' 1 U Lake Sjiore Clubs Organized 4-- H o ' Mrs. George LAKE SHORE Atwood supervised the organizaclubs for the girls tion of the of the comm mity this week. , 4-- H First year clothing iwill be taught by Mrk. Floyd Evans and Mrs. Randal Sumsion.il Cheryl Whitelev is t ie president! of this group. Second year clothing will L OFFICERS STUDY COUNTY, 'GOVERNMENT Alpine District high STUDENT ' school executive councils sit in with iUtah County Commissioners' during Know Your Government Week. At tablej center, is County Surveyor Vern Green, chairman of the event. j 'Know Your Government' Week Pleasant View t Groups Emphasize Safety Practices ar Youth of Utah County Gets Close Look at Government PLEASANT VIEW Safety and chairman of Know Your The bright, politically-minde- d , first and first aid will be featur- youngsters who head student County Government Week, told course being KnHipsI rvf Utah Countv ' hisli the youths and girls: ed in a" , ? taken by the Guide Patrol and .hnn1' 1ast wp(?lr sat in with "You young people, who have Club of PleasantJ countyj Hot Shocks to see local already shown your interest in departments '" Pgovernment in action, during having a voice in events, affect s i ri. Rrifham nra1H Rnurip rf ft ' " " . KJIOW Your County Government ing you, in just a few years will " The class is Youn? University. be ,.the mayors, councilmen, being taught .each, Thursday f Executive council members t commissioners and department evening uuxing Apiu. xne pur schooKdistricts spent a heads. Perhaps one of you may pose of the class is to teach attending commission sessions: even someday be president of the ' boys what safeguards touring departments and lunch- the United States."- to prevent" accidents and if acci- ing with :ounty commissioners F. Rulon i Nicholes, host comdents happen, what, to do until and department heads. ' missioner at a luncheon at a doctor arrives. Leaders of the Vera Green,- county surveyor Timpanogos Dining Room Fri' two groups are Mr. and Mrs. day, told of r growth of county Elden Perry and Lee Perry. from 1852 when three families Aaronic Priesthood and Mrs. on American Fork Creek turned The 'First and Second Quorum Seymour MikkelseX is the new back a fourth to prevent crowdof Deacons of the. Pleasant View theology instructor in the Relief ing to present population pf Second' Ward have ,been re- Society. 100,000. organized. This action was necesTeenagers and teachers exsary as the president, of each New! members in the ward are interest in g6vern-menquorum, Clyde Perry and Terry Richard and Merlene Egbert and pressedat keen work as they learned Hill, were advanced to teachers. Ronald and ReNae Faulknefxand of problems which, one growth TheFirst Quorum consists of their two children. day their generation" may be Lynn Briggs as president, Gary called upon to solve: v ' Mercer and Dean rDuckett as Mr. and Mrs. Lendell Peri-counselors and Jimmy Dunn as visited with relatives in Pleasant N Need for more industrial jobs; . secretary. Michael Nesbit is View and Edgemont over 'the raffic congestion and increase expectancy from 45 years president of the Second Quorum weekend. They have now return- irilife to a possible century for in 19OO with Roger Porter and Jimmy ed toj their home in Colorado in i960. In 20 years, born babie.s Hill as counselors and Allen Springs, Colorado. ' Utah County can expect one disTisdale as secretary. or aged unemployed per abled MrsJ William Bandley and her New . Sunday School teachers two sons, Glen and Dennis, are family, they were informed. Lehi student advisor Dean are Ralph .Kuhni, Betty: Porter spending the Easter vacation and Loye Allred. New Primary with Jier mother, Mrs. John Prior. told tihe luncheon group ' teachers "are Beth. Nesbit, Ann Bone They will also visit other Friday: We. budget $1,000,000,000 nd scholarships Goodman and Blanche Garrett. relatives in Provo, Orem, and for, research in the which may desciences to their Seymour Mikkelsen has been Ogden before they return the race but very named as' advisor to . the Senior home in California. human stroy , -- ' four-wee- ks 4-- H j day-eac- h " to'-tak- e - . . - ; y , - . -- , I "f be under the direction of Mrs. Leon Zeemar and junior leader Lucy Jo Harwood with Leslie Gordon presilient. There lare two third-yegr)ips with ,Mrs. Earl Huff and Mrs. Bert Argyle , as leaders and karen Ann Shepherd as president.1 Mrs. Arloj Anderson will be leader of .the second group with another leader to be chosen. Betty Hall is president of this group. Mrs. Kafl Dunn and Mrs Art Atwood will teach advanced clothing with Ruby Ann Tuckett las' president. Home Improvement will be led by Mrs. Aj R. Larsen with Jeanette Larsen as junior leader and Susan 'Beckstrom president. j t Foods Firstyear be wjili The NEW YORK (UPI) buxom blonde photographers model and the st4tuesque girl writer said today they outfoxed the convicted bearded burglar with scotch, nude stalling and tr.cky telephoning. Blonde model B mny Martin ;said shev stepped fr m her bath to discover a beard( burglar in Jher apartment. She said he declared, All I want ip your money and jewels." Calm, but scared, 3unny replied by offering him . a lighball. Still in the altogether, she poured him a scotch and stalled him for 30 minutes. Then her roommate, Diane Michaels, got home. Bunny handed over $70. Diane took the occasion to slip $50 into her shoe before surrendering .the remainfL ing $25 in her pocketbook. The thief made his mistake when he permitted Diane to go to the bathroom. She 'seized a foreign-made, telephone that looked more like a shoe horn as she went. She locked! the door, plug-go- d the phone in ian extension . jl socket and ' called police; The uninvited guest fled. The girls did somev screaming from their window. Police, just driving up, grabbed Gilbert Springer, taught b5Mrs. Ralph Beckstrom and Mrs. Allen Clayson and Lana Atwood president, A Home Beautification club will be taken by the older girls with Ruth .Tuckett-anRuby Ann Tuckett as leaders and Mildred Dunn as president. There were 36 girls enrolled in these clubs. Representatives from each group will meet soon to make plans for "Rural Life Sunday" which will be hld May ij . '! 5 24.,, Ariz. TUCSON, Other than being! robbed, the girls, particularly Bunny, were in no danger,' Springer; told the of..V' . .; ficers. "I'm a thief with .honor," he said. "I wouldn't have attacked the girl.' With a record of 12 convictions, Springer waa returned to the jail from which he had been released six hours- earlier after serving a y sentence for breaking and . . entering. i - 30-da- DEBT TALKS PLANNED TOKYO (UPI) Japanese Finance Minister Eisaku Sato said Friday his government expects) to enter into talks wilth the United (UPI) Three Italian Sisters In' ''I Process of Rare Sex Switch ' ' 1 ' ij ; An-toniet- Ten-year-o- ld separated5 since October. The couple was married in New York City May 1L 1959. In a counter suit, Mrs. Pegler denied she was guilty of cruel" treatment and charged Pegler had ' immediate surgery, but there is little doubt that she will eventual-'- " transformed brothers' males-i- . "What r Fluoridation Issue May Go On S. L. Ballot . IsM unusual is' not so phenomenon .itself as - i SALT rs ' Motorist Caught With Counterfeit License Plate CITY j (UPI) , be-place- d -- EXPERIENCED GROCERY MAN i ar-est- ed Good hours, salary; hos- pital benefit fori employee and fa mily. Apply Lee A, - bers..) j- - ,i ' V r . Carson or the "It was the best counterfeit I sub- ever saw,"! said Chief of Police Joseph R. Garrett. 515 MARKET North 1100 East wm , 22. Ruby Ann Tuckett and Jean ette Larsen celebrated their a a tor with party birthdays group of friends at Payson Park The group vplayed tennisi and had a picnic supper. Mr. H. C. Peterson and Morris Simmons are home after travel ing to Dale, . Oregon to attend the funeral services for Mr, Peterson's brother, Pete Peter WILTON CARPETS . son. WOOL 100 ,v little money for the social sciences. Moire experinlents like this .in understanding might make it possible to reduce billions spent for defense,! he said. ' . ' - Lsfk ' : ' - t T" v mskMmM H COMPACT POK1TA t Regular 2.95 1 1 : s V if, l.f li' t - ---N- "5 1, CARSON'S J. . ;' WANTED HELP -- Radio Phono with Separable Speakers Provides Save 1. '- I N ' LAKE 1 The controversial issue of wh cth--- ? er to fluoridate SaltLake Ci water supply would beN nlaced y'sf on n dor the 11 municipal baait a proposal received Thursday by the City Commission. A rest for oetitions ' to be cir- culated tot call for the vote ,vas submitted! by Keith t E. TaMlo'r, Rex W. Hardy, Edward J. Whit: " ney, Dale; R. Cochran and Walt- -' er E. Plummer. City Attorney James L. Bhrk- - HK er Jr. said the issue would naveX on the ballot1 if all., to legal requirements are made and. enough certified voter signatures are obtained. In Mine; Mishap r - - " '' the operation which into her. sisters ly undefgo ta much the the fact that there are three cases m thei same famiJjy,'!! , he said. "There are few "similar instances the- world's medical deliberately deserted her despite in Zulli' said the sisters' annalsj" parents i,. AflfnrtK to maintain the noticed a few years ago that the marriage. e to voices elder girls appeared behavior also apTheir changing. peared masculine rather than feminine In many respects. Medical and psychological tests confirmed that the "sisters" actually were boys, and . the two teen-ageentered the! hospital for the plastic operations that will officially, change their' sex. Two hard Colo. (UPI) RICO, rock miners were crushed to aeath by a two and, a half., ton rock insjde the Mountain Springs Lead, .Zinc and Iron Ore Mine j a mile north of here Friday. 62, LOuise Jones, The victims a mine foreman and . father of Rico Mayor. Myron Jones, andj Walter DaVis, 30, a Navajo In- Both COHOES, N. Y. UPl) dian were killed in the mishap. the pislice and a city court jusThe rock broke out of the mine tice admired the artistry of Har- eeiling: - r court' O. Lees of Cohoes but it Rico lArgentine, Inc.,. operates! still cost him $70 "riday. ' the mine, producing raw mater-- j "and fined was Lees ial for the!" manufacture- of sul- for altering his 1958, New .York phuric acid used in uranium pro- State license plate to resemble cessing "mills in the Four Corners the 1950 plates. He had repainted area. it and hammered, in new num- way. j ac-tuall- yr i :, I v g! 2 Killed ' f "Ann and Lucia will leave he hospitals .within a few; days as boys," JZulli said. "An applicatf on will be filed with the courts have their (identity) documents corrected., A surCHIETI, Italy (UPI) geon here said today the three Chiavelli sisters are in the proc ess of becoming brothers in a sex change rare in 'medical history. Dr. Pietro Zulli, of the Holy Annunciation Civil Hospital, said lS-- y ears-ol- d Anna and Luciai Chiavelli have already undergone the operation that makes boys lout of girls. is being examined prepaf to ratory ,''v. j surgery; Zulli said the three "girls" iare male pseudo - hermaphrodites persons who are but who have' b:ologically male the outward ' appearance ofr fe- - - States on repayment of Japan'$ postwar debts afte'r Parliament London, England, was approved the new iecurity treaty world's first city to have a between the two nations. " " I Col- umnist Westbrook Pegler must pay his wifef $1000 monthly temp4 orary support at least until the conclusion of court action to end his marriage of less than a year. Pegler was also ordered Friday to pay his wife $2,000 temporary attorney fees dating back to April 1. Supgrior Court Judge Lee Garrett set the divorce trial for July ' 11 here. hour-lonAt ari hearing Pegler testified his annual income was $70,000." 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