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Show blue-eye- d, 5'3 Marilyn Dark-haire- d, L. Scow was crowned as Tempes 1973 junior Miss to climax that annual Jaycee sponsored Pageant Saturday night at Tem-p- e High school auditorium. The Tempe High school senior also earned Poise and Appearance trophies and her fellow contestants as this years Pageant "Miss Personality to win that trophy too. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MerrUl C. Scow, MarUyn is the second Miss scow to become a Tempe Junior Miss. Her cousin, Janice scow, held that honor two ye was voted by ars ago. The new junior Miss, who was lavished with crown, bouquet, the winner's trophy and a $500 scholarship provided by local homebuilder Ellis Suggs, is a member of Concert Choir, Mat Maids, marching and concert band and ensemble atTHS where she is an honor student, she will use her Junior Miss scholarship to attend either Brigham Young University in her native state of Utah, or Arizona state University, to study a career in child deve- lopment and family relation. The pretty teen is active In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y saints and counts cooking, music, speech, dancing and swimming among favorite activ- ities. . s a . r, EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS LEADER PAGE 5 NOVEMBER 23, 1972 Madeline Story honored Marilyn Scon Crowned Fempe's Junior Miss 3 Fish Mrs. Madeline Story of the Forest Service Office in Castle Dale was honored at a luncheon Tuesday, Nov, 21, 1972, prior to being transferred to Price. Mrs. story has worked in Castle Dale since 1956 when she began working for the Extension service, she later went to work for the Forest service where she has worked until the present time. The ladies at the luncheon honoring Mrs. story, presented her with a gift and wished her well in her new assignment In Price. They were Mrs. Eldonna Ralphs, Mrs. Lanora Jensen, Mrs. Velda Jensen, Miss Cora Berg,Mrs.LavonGuymon,Mrs k. Eleanor Blackham and Mrs. Cleon f Game & the project is the new Improved fishing pond. The surrounding area will have benches and picnic tables. Gravel removed to make the pond will be used to gravel dikes and roads on the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area. The agreement was made with Davis County, Farmington City, North cottonwood irrigation Co., Farmington Lions Club, the state Highway Department and private landowner Garth Naylor. Regenthal pointed out that a cooperation of the several agencies and Mr. Naylor has resulted in a project beneficial to many interests. Preliminary work on the project will begin before the end of November, KU1-pac- EMBRY COUNTY Letter of thanhs relieved by Posse This letter was received by sheriff LaGuymon in behalf of the Jeep Posse. I am writing this letter on behalf of our family, Michael Starr, and friends. We would like to express our thanks and deepest gratitude for the help that was rendered at the time of need when Mike was hurt in the mountains of Huntington Canyon this past deer season, (second weekend.) I know that you do not receive pay for the services you rendered and those of all the volunteers that helped out but I do want you to know that everything was greatly appreciated. An organization such as the Sheriffs Jeep Posse is one of the many things that makes this a wonderful country to live in knowing that help is there even when you cant afford to pay for it. Mike was still in the U. of U. Hospital until today, when he was released and he is a very happy and greatful boy that he is still among the living. They operated on his head and set his broken arm and he is doing fine. Again we thank you. mar k Credit Union your credit union says: MARILYN SCOW CROWNED JUNIOR MBS CtBs&lG ED&le Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hardle Naomi Jensen SERVES sit with family here and in Price. HCelly and Janet Jones and baby from San Jose, Calif., are visiting here for the 748-267- 1 YOUR CREDIT UNION YOU BEST WITH ... Above Average Dividends on Saving Member Insurance Services g f Family Financial Counseling Mark H. and Leah Williams and family visited at the home of their parents Mark and Dorthella Williams over the week end. Von and Betty Frandsen and Lori, Fern and Dale Wilcox, Jay and Loraine Frandsen, attended the wedding and reception of Bettys niece, Connie Graff, in Grand junction, Colo. Saturday. Also ita attending the wedding was Beth and Cox, and Clayton and jeriLynn Cox from salt Lake Mrs. Naomi Jensen underwent surgery Tuesday of last week in the Cottonwood Hospital in salt Lake. We are all wishing her a very speedy recovery, Mr. and Mrs. MUton Kirkreit and children are spending a weeks vacation at the home of Jack and Janet Magnuson. The Kirkreits are from Garden Grove, Calif., and this is the first snow that the Kirkreit children have seen. Florene Duty, mother of Mrs. Kirkreit, and sister of Bob Judd and Rose Ungerman, is also at the Magnuson home, and will vl- Ma-rqu- 55 NORTH MAIN HUNTINGTON CALL 687-24- 72 CASTLE VALLEY IFEDERAL CREDIT DIO . , by Bruce Jensen Pheasant hunt has been fairly slow and due to the wet weather. Not many people have been out hunting. Mostly local people who go out for an hour or two during the day. Anyone who hasnt filled his deer tag can do so. They will have one last chance this week end. Nov. 25, 26, and 27. Unit 45 at the Last Chance area. Caution get a hunting proclamation to be sure of the boundaries, A number of arrests were made over the last week end from hunters hunting on other hunters Ucenses and being off the Unit. ng should be great In Joes PINE Snow-moblli- VaUey. CONGRESS PASSES EAGLE BILL The 92nd congress passed the bill increasing the penalties for kUllng or molesting bald or golden eagles. It plugged the loopholes in the old law. For a first offense of "knowingly or "with wanton disregard causlngthe death of an eagle, there can now be a fine of up to $5000 andor a year in jail and double that for a second offense. When it applies, the offenders grazing permits can also be revoked. Meanwhile, legal action on the 1971 shootings is moving slowly ahead. Court action against a helicopter operator on a Colorado charge of eagle shooting began in Oct. and a major trial In Wyoming is expected to begin in Dec. The 92nd foiled to pass either a predator control reform law or a law strengthening existing endangered species laws. Thousand Lake Deer Hunt Set The Thousand Lake five-dnotice deer hunt in the Solomon Basin area set to begin Nov. 25 and will continue ; through Dec, 3. Eighty of 200 either sex permits are-stil- l available at the Cedar City Wildlife Resources office, Box 606, Cedar City Utah 84720. Interested persons must at that office either by mailor-iperson. The applicant must possess a' valid deer or combination hunting and fishing license. Those applying by mail must submit the hunting license number on the application. The words "Deer Permit must be printed on the outside of the envelope. Permits will be issued on a first-coay has-bee- . n FIRE WOOD 637-33- me basis. first-serv- ed Persons who had permits for any other . special hunt at any time during 1972, including the archery season, may not hold pe- rmits for the Thousand Lake hunt. Resident permits are $5 while nonresident per- mits are $7, Hunters are urged to be prepared for bad weather. Adams Motor STOP IN LOCK THEM OVER OR CALL 65 .PRICE, FOR SALE FFA Precipitron air cleaners Gas furnaces The Emery FFA Chapter have Pinion wood for sale. pine fire-pla- ce $25.00 a pick-u- p load. Contact any FFA member or call. Humidifiers WATER HEATERS Mrs. Lucille L. Cox was hostess to the New Century Club at her home on Thursday. Business, handwork and luncheon was enjoyed by the group. Mrs. Cox will act as the new president for the coming Conversion burner B NOW year. THE TIME TO INSTALL YOUR FOR ALL OF US! GAS Mere Club met at the home The Just of Myrtle Larsen on Nov. 16th. They did handiwork and Mrs, Larsen served a very nice lunch. Angie Hayward was a special -- A -- Pollution knows no neighborhood, no race, nor country. Slowly it is becoming a way of life that is destroying all of us. If we can stop it now, there may be a way back. If not The Wildlife Board will meet at 9;30 a.m. Nov. 29, in salt Lake at the main office at 1596 W. North Temple. They will discuss matters pertaining to the Utah Div. of Wildlife Resources, The Wildlife Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor with approval of the state legislature. Each member represents one of five wildlife districts in the state. Current members of the board are Lewis c. smith, Chairman, Newton; Dr. Paul Stringham, Vernal; Leland s. S wane r, salt Lake City; Roy L. Young, Milford; and Leslie J. Anderson, Manti. Thanksgiving Holidays with family and friends in Castle Dale and Orangeville. Kelly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Jones and Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Tuttle. A birthday dinner party was held in the Oak Crest Cafe in Spanish Fork canRECREATIONAL AREA yon, in honor of parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Russell snow. Russell celeTO BE DEVELOPED brates his 81st birthday this month and Vera her 80th, The Division of Wildlife Resources has Twenty six family members attended completed an agreement with several agencies and a private landowner, which will including: Mr. and Mrs. snow, Carlos and Lucille Larsen, Sharpe and seretia snow, result in development of a new recreationand Kimble and Anne Larsen, Castle Dale; al area in Davis County. Grant and Donna Huntington, Orangeville; Farmington Pond will become a reality Val and Mona Jensen, Huntington; Elwin in late 1973 according to AlRegenthal, prand Juanita Rasmussen, Dragerton; their incipal biologist, waterfowl. The feature of daughter Penny and husband, salt Lake; Sterling and Anna snow, Provo; Kitty and Elmer Larsen salt Lake; John and Ruby Map snow and two daughters and Franz Larsen. Bountiful. - Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wayman spent the week end in salt Lake with their children. They also visited with Naomi Jensen. Wayne and Elaine Wilberg were In Salt Lake last week. Elaine had an appointment with her Doctor Arlene Grant and friends Opal Jensen ' Bernice Nelson and Anna Rhodes went to sallna Saturday to visit friends and do some shopping, Visitors and dinner guests at the 'home of Hilma Jeffs this week end was Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jeffs of Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Gayland Christensen and children of Manti and Arlene, Joe and Brent Grant. Linda Thomason had a surprise birthday party for Marsha Wilson on her 18th birthday. They played games and had refreshments. Prizes were given. Girlfriends from around the County were there. Much fun was enjoyed by all. CLUB NOTES TIME IS RUNNING OUT Uildlif e board to meet Jov. 29 th APPLIANCES FOR WINTER. ALL TYPES REFRIGERATION invited guest. As we take time out this year of 1972 to celebrate Thanksgiving, let us remember WHY we celebrate.Listentothe words of Alma "And now I would that ye should be humble, and be submissive and gentle; easy to be entreated; full of patience and being temperate in all things; being diligent in keeping the commandments of God at all times; asking for whatsoever things ye stand in need, both spiritual and temporal; Always Retu- Anderson Refrigeration Appliance Service Heating t pricveelu , u263m2268 long-sufferi- INDEPENDENT HOME MANAGED HOME OWNED rning Thanks unto God for Whatsoever Things Ye Do RecAlma 7:23 eive. 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