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Show ; i EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS LEADER PAGE 6 THURSDAY MAY 9, 1974 Ferron E.CII.S. Whereas, we live in a society regulated by rules and laws so constituted to provide ttie most good for the most people, and; whereas, we live in a society which places a high premium on individuality and the ability to reason, and; whereas, it is contingent that Emery County High school set up standards of dress and conduct allowing its students the opiiortunity to exercise the practice of compliance for the common good while exercising their rights as individuals, the following standards are adopted; STANDARDS OF DRE1SS AND PERSONAL HYGEINL: A. Students are expected to women students, will lie clean and neatly groomed, it will be styled or coiffured in such a manner that it does not fall or hang in the students face. It should present a styled appearance at all times. Acceiitable dress for men students includes; dress shirts (shirts with tails) should be tucked inside the trousers at the belt; sport shirts (shirts without tails) may be worn out side the trousers; knit shills with sleeves should be worn according to cut; levis areacc-eitab- le wear for men students as well as other brand name slacks; shoes and stockings are required at all times. All clothing should be clean and neatly worn. L). Unacceptable wear for men students includes; tank tops and sleeveless knit shirts which expose the underarms; T- - shirts and sweat shirts with undesirable or repugnant letters, slogans or pictures: slacks which are deliberately tattered, tom; footwear which damages floors is prohibited see- - through clothing is not permissible; sweat shirts and are permissible only in gym class. Acceiitable w'ear for women ( punt-sui- worn. F. Unacceptable dress for wo- ce boy-c- ut men includes; denims with or without rivets; tank tops, halter or harness tops; any clothing which is deliberately tattered or torn; or sweat shirts; clothing of any kind; shoes which damage floors; low cut necklines that become immodest; blouses and slacks that expose bare midriffs; any clothing with undesirable or repugnant letters, slogans or pictures ten-oun- on special occasions the principal may grant exceptions to the dress standards. H. Students and parents are primarily resionsible for Insuring that they ( students) are ing school and school functions. Those students improperly dressed will be referred to the school principal for appropriate action. The principal has the perogative of exercising disciplinary action with the scoi of his authority: i.e. counseling, suspension, parental conferences, etc. students who refuse to meet the above standards may be declared incorrigible by the principle and referred to the board of education for administrative action. G. C. E. this will vary with cut of the ts clothing) ; pants and that fit modestly are acce; table wear; shoes and stockings are required at all times. All clothing should be clean and neatly modestly the individual and the gh exemplify standards of personal cleanliness and practice good hygiene at all times. B. Hair, for both men and : students Includes; modest dresses; blouses, which will be tucked in ii they have tails; sweaters and skirts that fit CONDUCT A. Class Rooms; student is expected to comply with all teacher requests when in class, e.g. seating, silence, preparation, and order, student are expected to take all supplies and books necessary with them to class. A B. Halls order to keep the building in good repair and prevent accidents or inpiry to students, In 'mmmm ERRON, UTAH! A GRADE NORBEST MAY 9, 10, 11, 1974 fl --- shoving or running In the halls Is prohibited, it will be considered Improper for any couple to resort to lovemaking in any manner other than holding hands or casual conversation. This pertains to buses, activities, assemblies, etc. Kearns Jr. High for three years and is this year atKeamsHih. He is a member of the band, playing trumpet and baritone. He has held positions of scribe, senior patrol leader, assistant patrol leader and the patrol leader. He was also a secretary In both his deacon and teachers quorum and is a member of the priests quorum. C. Lunch Line To complete his service project Running or rushing to lunch the lad collected toys from the may result in a student being K earns 7th ward area, repairing refused the use of this convencleaning and painting them for ience. the Relief society to distribute to needy families at Christmas D. Vehicles at E.C.H.S. time. The 16 year old has earned Driving personal vehicles to 30 merit badges. He enjoys school is a privilege. Vehicles will be larked in the designated animals, and camping, Hefishing, is the hunting sports. areas during class hours. They grandson of Mr. and Mrs. lot at the leave parking may Lenard Larsen of Ferron and designated times only; and, at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Christthe discretion of the principal. ensen of Price. Violation of larking procedures Paul Stevens took the followmay result in termination of ing on a River run to West Water school driving privileges. during the week; Scott Nelson, Ken Wright, Ray Peterson, and E. Attendance Gary Stevens, and several proStudents are expected to comply fessors from of Eastern with the attendence policy at E. Utah; Paul is collegeto have reggoing C. H.S. The law states that all ular five day River runs beginnstudents between the ages of 6 ing next week and will continue and 16 ar to attend school unas long as weather permits. less properly excused. Any stMrs. Nina Williams of udent needing to be absent Pleasant Grove and her son should contact the office before Dean and LeAnn Williams and going, if possible, and attempt two children of California visitto make up work that is missed ed during the weekend with the Students needing to leave school Homer Duncans. Dean and ( to be excused) must have a LeAnn came to Utah to go check out slip. through the Manti Temple, they also visited the Salt Lake temple F. Tardiness and the Provo. students are expected to be in Mrs. Paul Stevens and son class, and in their seats ready Gary were in salt Lake on a for class work before the second combined pleasure and business bell rings. trip Wed. - Ray Peterson who is attendG. Stuffing ing the University of Utah and Any unexcused absence will be his sister Kaye who lias emploconsidered a sluff and tempor- yment in salt Lake were week ary suspension may result. end visitors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Sickness Peterson. who student to is confined Any - Nathan Tervort is a his home for a prolonged sick acquainted with his ness may request and receive little getting brother Ryan Paul, who special instructions of the dist-. was admitted to the Tervort rict's Home Bound Policy-'family on April 3rd at 7;08 pm. The school assumes the right at the Utah in to request a statement from the Provo. He Valleythehospital at scales tipped dotor in cases of prolonged 9 lbs. 5 ozs. and Is 21 inches Illness or excessive absence. long. Helping Nathan and his parents are Tom R. and Paula I. Profanity and Vulgarity Tervort. Grandiurents are Glen Profane and vulgar language Lee and Nona Tervort, and is never acceptable on campus. Conrad G. and Elizabeth stone. Jim Peterson lias finished J. Tabaocos, intoxicants, and his schooling for this year at Drugs. the Y and at present is employed The use or possession of by the National Forest. intoxicants, and drugs Karen Thomas has been in of any kind is prohibited on all the post office most of the week school property owned or operwhile Cox lias been vacatated by the Board of Education. ioning.Valoy Violators will be referred to -Kaye Lynn Fox, wife of legal authorities for appropRandy Fox was selected among riate action. ( state law from five applications for the position Utah Code) of Clerk for Ferron. Mrs. Fox very-bus- tab-acc- Orangeville Mr. and Mrs. Gary Delong and lamilyof Burley Idaho, were here over the weekend visiting DeAim's mother Mrs. Zinnia 11 umHirey and Rita. Gary is manager of a store in Burley, and DeAnn also works. The DeLang's lived here when Gary taught at the Emery Co. High school. Mr. a Mrs. Wallace Jensen were visitors in salt Lake the past week . They have a son and fa mil v living there. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon peacock had their baby blessed and given a name hi LDS Church on sun. The little one was blessed by her grandfather Melrose Luke, and given the name of Tammy. Here for the occasion was Dixons mother from upstate. , also present were the other grand parents, Melrose and svlvla 1 uke. Duty to God" awards were presented to Wayne Olsen, son of Royce and Lorene Olsen, David Robertson, son of Mrs. Ruth whimpey, and Earl Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Gardner. These awards were earned over a ieriod of years, and were presented by Bishop Rue Ware. Paul Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen is home from Provo where he has been attending the BYU. Mrs. Olive McIntyre Is in the price hospital for tests and e 384 2338 A student at Kearns High school who attended Taylorsville Fourth ward troop 561 for two years has been awarded an Eagie Scout badge. Don Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. jay L. Larsen, 5735 so 4060 West, received his award from Bishop Frank Brown of the 7th ward. Don was an honor student at Dress Code special care. Mrs. Bertha Dower has been in Orem the fust week getting acquainted with a new grandson The baby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Dower. Cristy Humphrey 7 of their fourth grandchld are Mr. and Mrs. Rail Lemon. Their daughter Lorraine ard Joe Rencher of snow Flake, Arizona, are the proud parents of a six lb 13 oz. petite little daughter. Grandmother Arlene Lemon and aunt Marie Lemon are In Ariz. getting acquainted with the little miss. Mrs. Nina Killpack hosted the ladies of the DL'P at her home Monday the 6th of May. According to president Ruby Peterson there are still quite a number of eligible ladles in Ferron that are not taking the advantage of this opportunity. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rasmussen enjoyed a recent visit In Alpine at the home of her brother Elray Wild. Enroute home they visited with friends and relatives in American Fork. -The special Interest of Price Utah stake, North Price Utah stake and Castle Dale Utah Stake enjoyed a picnic at the San Rafael swlnglngbrld-g- e on Sat. MarkNelson of Castle Dale acted as host to the affair. The time was spent in playing soft ball, volley ball, and horse shoes. There were about 80 in attendence that enjoyed a nice picnic. Glenda Worthen 14 Here visiting the Hugh Moffits during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moffitt. e. He is the son of Hugh and Mar-luri- is a graduate of Emery County high, and has attended Business College and is well qualified for the position. She replaces Mrs. Sharon Robinson who resigned. On the 9th of May members of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation will meet with the town council to go over plans for the new city lark. They have donated $100,000.00 toward this new park and if everything is okay will begin immediately according to Mayor Larsen. -- At the regular council meetwas ing tenative approval granted to Clyde Conover for a 50 unit trailer park construction. Jim Brock also received the same go ahead on a 20 unit trailer park he wishes to build. According to Mayor Larsen bids for the installation of the new sewer will be opened on May 22nd and plans for this project to be completed this Tri-sta- summer. There are 92 old junk cars that have been collected at or nearthe Gail Rasmussen place just waiting to be crushed and hauled away. This will certainly help to beautify Ferron. A special thanks to Mrs. Rasmussen for the many faithful years she served Ferron. Under her leadership Ferron received recog- her with surprize. Her daughters, Mrs. Linda Noyes, Mrs. Maurene McArthur, and Marie Lemon had cooked a delicious turkey dinner for their mothers birthday. Helping to surprize rlene were; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cox of Orangeville, Mrs. Fern Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. and Francis Beach, scott Maureen me Arthur, Huntington. The Don Noyes family, Wendy and Wade, liallie, John, Marie Lemon, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Lemon of Ferron. Boyd and p.ecta Olsen were f erron visitors duringthe week from their employment in Idaho. Home evening for special interest group was held at the Mrs. Anna D. Larsen. Those hosting the evening were Anna B. Larsen, Ruby Behling, Anna D. Larsen, and Wanda Jenkins. A discussion was given on the prophets by the hostess The remainder oi the evening was spent playing rook. A pie was enjoyed bv all. Happy to announce the birth and school at Snow College still has a few more weeks to go. Her mother Lola, attended a mothers seminar all day sat. with Detibie at snow College. A special mothers will be presented sun. morning combining sacrament meeting and Sunday school. This will be prepared by the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olsen had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. Vern Olsen, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Earlene 0 swasev and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton (iris) Merrel and family, Mi. & Mrs. Clifford Merrel and daughter Cora Mae of salt Lake City. and Mrs. Wendall Hatch had as visitors Francis & Alice Hatch from st. George. -Last v'eek Mr. and Mrs. coy Williams had part of theirfam-il- y at home. Mr. and Mrs. Don (Carma) Nickols and four daughters, and Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Dixie) Peterson. This last week end their daughter Vivian and Lee Zundell and family came Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacobson had as visitors Sunday nite Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jons and family. TWo babies were blessed in Sacrament meetingsundayafter noon, Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Hatch had their baby daughter blessed and given the name of Jenny Janet. Also Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Merell had their little daughter blessed and she was given tne name oi rceuecca. -Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olsen who have been ill for sometime have been confined to their home. But were fortunate enough t o come to church on sundav. Mr. James Ronald Hewitt, son of Mr. James Hewitt is here visiting at their home for a week or so. Mr. and Mrs, LeGrande Henningson had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande (Dorthy) Pulley and family, also Neal and two children. Dorthys daughter Sheryl is leaving for a mission in Australia. They all came to celebrate their fathers and grandfathers birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Staley have been visiting with Delsie and Wayne Staley and family for awhile. Mr. a Mrs. Richard Hansen and baby were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mortensen. Dick is the son of Clive Hansen of ip we CORN FRESH 3ejrs29c CARROTS 225c TOPPING PIZZA CELLO, TOTINO. 53c 89c .... Free Potted Plant for each Mother EBB Salable at auction 1150 salable cattle and calves compared to 1907 last week and 970 last year. Average attendance. Only fair demand on all classes. The feeder cattle selling In many loads and packages, overall quality not as attractive as last week. Feeder steers and heifer $2.00-3.0- 0 lower, entremes at $4.00 off, with most decline on steer calves, slaughter cows and bulls $1.00-2.0- 0 lower, sllower aughter steers $2.00-3.0- 0 80 lc feeders offered. FEEDER STEERS: Choice 300 400 lbs. $46.75-53.9- 400-5- 0; 00 lbs 44.75-47.package 420 lb. 49.70. Choice 500-6lbs. 39.00 44.00; few Individual 45J0. Choicest: '0 lbs 37.00-39.Individual ...JO. short coupled 50 00 00 4 I and early maturing 35.75-38.Choice 700-8lbs. 36.C0- 38.40. Good 500-6lbs. 00 50 37.00-41.0- standard 446 and good lbs 38.25. 0. hol-stel- 000-9- 50 lb holstelns FI EDER HEIFERS, Choice 300 400 lbs 0, individual to 45.40. Choice lbs 0. Choice 500-7lbs 28.00-30.2- 5. I I I I 39.80-43.5- D 4U0-5- 35.00-40.5- 00 34.00-36.0- 0. SLAUGHTER Utility and COWs. commercial High 28.00- - BULLS; Yield 30.50. Cutter and other utility 25.00-28.5- 0. SLAUGHTER grades 2 1120-16- SLAUGHTER 70 STI lbs. 34 Farmers That un- - Ranchers used or marginal piece of land can be developed h Into an attractive Rough- Out-Ranc- destination camping park. Great potential for tirement and extra Income. re- For more Information write or call: USA ENTERPRISES, INC. P.O. Box 16044 Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS AND I I Brodeitck to Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Lorna) Gull from Boise, Idaho, drove to salt Lake , also George oviat came on the plane to meet their parents Mr. and Mrs. Omar Oviatt, All of their families met for a reunion except Gary who was unable to be there. Mr. andMrs.RexBunderson and Kent made a trip Into the State BYU invitational track meet, Kent took first place in pole vault. He now holds the state record for the 7tli 8th and 9th grades. Mrs. Virgil stead-ma- n and Rhodney, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taney and family are visiting with Brent and Beverly. - Mr. a Mrs. Ceylon Jacobsen Martha and Stella McKinney made a trip into Provo where Stella kep an appointment with her doctor. MR, Lamar Broderick and two sons of Magna. Mr.andMrs Therel Broderick and family ol Gunnison were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Broderick on Sat. and Sunday. Kerry Anderson was home over the weekend with his folks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson. MR. AND Mr. and Mrs. Dan H. Cox and their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Ward cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chidister wish to thank all those who helped in any way at the time of the loss of their baby boy. For the beautiful ilowers, lor the food, that was brought to the home and for the many expressions of sympathy. The baby was given the name of Travis Andrew. OBITUARY PARLEY D. JONES Parley D. Jones, 65, Price, died of a heart attack May 4, 1974, in a Price hospital. Born Nov. 30, 1908, Hunting-to- n, to Franklin R. and Mary Pulsipher Jones. Married Ven-o- la Hansen March 16, 1927, salt l.ake City; divorced; Married U talma Roberts March 23,1938; Divorced; Married Vergie Daniels, March 27, 1944; Ely, Nev. Building contractor. Member, Moose, LDS Church. Survivors; wile; sons, daughters, Duane, Llmo, Mrs. Douglas ( Glenna) Hooley, Pleasant Grove, Marilyn, Beverly, Hill, Calif; Mrs. Rulon ( Linda) Parker. Pocatello, Idaho. Carolyn, Woods cross, Ut; Conrad, Lila 17 Bryon, Heidi, all price; grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren: mother Provo; brothers, sisters, Charles, Lloyd, Mrs. June( Lamon)Christensen all Elmo Winifred Dalton, at Cleveland: Elwood E. Bountiful; Mrs. Herman (Louise) Thiessen Mcoill, Nevada; Mrs. Lavon (Leora) Erickson, Price. Burial Elmo City Cemetery. Lu-De- en isipieuiLi BEAUTY WITH ROSE BUSH ES, FI, OU 1 RING SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, SHADE TREES, FRUIT TREES, A AND GARDEN PLANTS, ROCK .AND BARK AND HOLD A -- II ILLS. KILL THOSE WEEDS BEFORE THEY MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS, IDEAL WEED AND LAWNS THE 1 USE REGULAR FEED BY MORGRO. OR ENVY OF YOUR SUPER MORGRO. FOR FLOWFRS, GARDENS, SHRUBS AND ALL LAWNS. de fountain Wiew Landscaping and EN3 ursery 236 EAST 2nd SOUTH PRICE UTAH CALL 637 3035 I - JOINT VENTURES I - Mrs. Anna with them. CARD OF THANKS I I I tRs; Good and Choice 950-U- 50 lbs. 37.00- 40.40. Standard and low Good holstelns 1000- - 1250 lbs 31.25- - 37.50. I I I sister visit GROW WITH 2 IN The fastest upland game bird is also the largest the wild turkey. r 3clPS$1.00 for their anim- 17 care. I STRAWBERRIES pound the show really teaches the young people the value of animal production, marketing and care of livestock," said the aging Barton. And, we're encourag DECORATIVE open House; May 12th from 10 a. in. until 5 p.m. Special Mothers Day program from 3 to 5 p.m. Families are asked to help with the program May 15th ; special program, Carrie Jones Dancing Class May 17th ; Big iarade, wheel chairs and all. Emery County High school band will march starting at the south Emery Jr. high at 1;45 p.m. The band will also entertain on the Nursing home lawn. And there will be a Senior Citizens bake sale, corn, and lemon-aibooths. All proceeds will he given to the Emery County High school band, to help with their trip to Canada. Everyone invited to all the activities. Come out and see what kind of a Nursing Home we have in our county. And also visit our residents. Show them mmerica. I I price per als, MORGRO Week May 12th through May stock I 4-- 4-- PERENNIALS, ALSO BEDDING Nursing home Take I 4-- ing the public and meat buyers to bid on the animals following at a very, very, the show reasonable price," Barton said. Last year, more than 200 entires were logged in beef, hog and sheep raising competition with several hundred dollars in cash awards and ribbons presented at the Lagoon complex. Mor information can be obtained by contacting any of the following: H Clubs; Kay Bendixsen.USU Extension Center, 444 so 3rd West, SLC, Ut.; FFA- - Elvin Downs, State Board of Education, 1300 university Club Bldg. SLC, UT 84111; Chamber of Cmmerce- - Fred Montmorency 19 F second so. r, Ut. 84111. MAKE YOUR GIFT TO MOTHER ONE OF LIVING Clyde Mortensen took his brother Niels to Provo where he will have a checkup, with his Dr. Last week they had their Mrs. Daimy Cox gae birth A real improvement in the to a stillborn infant the lust with everyone week. Graveside sen ices were looks of the City, cooperating and cleaning up the held for the baby boy. Miss Laurel .sitterud was trash, trimming trees, etc, The large pile of old cars at the Blue home from her school work are awaiting the crusher. and training oer the weekend. Ridge, -Ivy Thomas entertained the She visited with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Ray sitterud and other Ladies Improvement Club at her home recently, with luncheon relatives and friends. - Mrs. Geneve Lake and some and an afternoon of recreation. of the children came down over This week, Mrs. Lucille Jensen to attend the will be the hostess. the weekend The Daughters of the Utah Fashion show at south Emery. Rock canyon Trail Her little girl was modeled by Pioneers, an aunt. She visited with her Camp met at the home of Mrs. Olive Jewkes, mother, MRS. uina Humphrey May Young. Cl. and in Castle Dale with the was in charge. All women who had ancestors in Utah before Lakes. the Railroad are eligible to Aaronic Priesthood day will be observed next sat. The boys join. Histories of our pioneers will bring their fathers, and the are given at the meetings, also lessons. girls will bring their mothers, special A wedding retortion will be and all meet at Bubs Meadow held May 11, 1974 at the cultural south of Joes Valley for breakhall at 7;30 to 10;00 in honor of a program and sixnts. at fast, Ann Tomsich and Gerald 7 ;30 Bring your own dishes . Tanya dauThe Bishopric are in charge of Brad Powell. Tanya is the this event, and will prelure the ghter of Mrs. sheila Tomsich Curtis, and Mr. John Tomsich. breakfast. She is a graduate of the Emery who were baptized and confirmed Sunday were County High school and has been and working in Salt Michelle, Wickman, daughter ol training and the county. Mr. and Mrs. John Wickman, Lake confirmed by Guy Ware; Rick E. Hardee, confirmed by Allen Childs and Bobby wilkerson, . confirmed by Iyman Curtis. Miss Debbie Sitterud siient the weekend at the home of her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Biiv l S. S.mntfs Bonds Sitterud. she has I een attending Entries for the 38th Annual Intermountain Jr. Fat stock Show were encouraged today by Alden Barton, president of the traditional Spring Livestock Show. The show is scheduled for June 6, 1974, to be held at the Davis County Fairground near Lagoon. Youthful participants may enter their livestock in classes by weight of beef, hogs, and sheep before the May 28th dead line, to the salt Lake Area chamber of Commerce Office, 19 e 2nd so. Entry forms will be distributed by FutureFarm-er- s H of America, and school agricultural teachers during the first week or so of May. Besides receiving a fair 286-22- 3 springville. Sunday-school- Intermountain Show MARTHA JACOBSEN Emery nition not on the County, State level hut National recognition as well. -- The volunteer Fire Dept, are busy delivering the Fire extinguishers they have sold, in fact if you haven't received yours yet there is amply sujiply at the Ferron AutoService.They sold $426.00 worth. Mayor Larsen made a trip to Salt Lake to the Civil Defense and got fire suits, boots, a stretcher, oxygen generator. There are openings for more firemen if interested let Mr. Owens or one of the council know. It didn't seem a bit strange when Ralph Lemon asked his wife Arlene to go for a little ride with him after Church on Sunday, but it was a big surprize when they returned home and her family and iriends greeted home of ke 38th annual I I I I I i I I 1 I I I I I I I I .1 V |
