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Show . :4 ! 1 1. $,- - v ( 141 Pfcerpont Av&rue Saltft Lake cityy Utah ' .!' N ijr Sir'a, iz?h;Z "Sfltjfj. "E JBCV w. r V f - 5 4 a - k - . i , arily darned Salt Creek. Although the surface of the slides has been littered with rocks, limbs, and pieces of wood they are proving to be very attractive for oldsters and youngsters The accumulation in th eslides shows the fury with which they have come down alike. clearing pine trees, etc in their path. Vital Educational Aid Seen Hollow. The high temperatures of Monday and Tuesday, coupled with the heavy rain Tuesday evening caused the heavy flow. Precipitation and temperature figures for the past week as recorded at the Nephi and Levan weather reporting stat ions ar as follows NEPHI STATION Plan g Adopted for Juab District they are for general pany replaces missing or damreading purposes in the home aged books, the unusual rent or for use as references sources plan should prove highin doing homework. ly economical for local schools, of Schools the superintendent stated. In Superintendent Ralph W. Menlove, in announc- addition, the plan makes availing the new program, said that able large numbers of books in the new books are leased rath- many homes where the student er than sold to the schools. Be- does not normally have access cause the participating com- - to them, continued Mr. Menbooks, Z) f Li' Nelson L. Jones, son of Dr. Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Jones, of Nephi. He will receive his .Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at commencement 'exercises Saturday June 8 jat the University of Wash-jingto- n at Seattle. He is graduating with honors, and ,wili enter military service and assignment to Germany following the rites. , Ward Sacrament meeting, starting at 6 p.m., according to an announcement today by Bishop Ralph E. Chase of the Fourth Ward. Plans Made to Reactivate Classes Are Scheduled Service Group REC-develop- USU Lists East County Dairy Princess Contest Juab Grads 2 To Receive Degrees at U Two Nephi men will receive degrees at the University of Utah commencement this week end, according to word receiv- ed from the University News Bureau. Richard Garrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Floyd Garrett will receive his Master of Social Work degree and Thomas Earl Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews, will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. ; i : , r And Scuba Diving Announcement has been made that swimming, life saving and Scuba diving classes will be held at the Nephi Municipal Swimming pool during the period immeidately ahead. The swimming and life saving classes will be for those 11 to 15 years of age, and for those in the Boy Scouts program, the completion of the course will be sufficient to qualify an individual for swimming and life saving merit badges. Scuba training is available only to those over 15 years of age. Those interested may register immediately with James Pexton or Richard Whittington. love. In an effort to reactivate Responsive Environments Corthe Nephi Junior Chamber of developers of the poration, Commerce and its auxiliary, the unique concept of leasing books and making them available in Jaycee Janes, a meeting has the classroom for home use, is been set for Friday, June 14 also the creator of the widely at Rays Cafe. used Talking Typewriter. This The Nephi Chamber of Com is the computer-base- d technolmerce is assiting in plans for the meeting. ogical learning system that teaches children to read by talkAll interested young men of ages 21 to 35, and their wives, ing and in other ways respondare invited and urged to attend. ing to the learner. served. Under the terms of the un(Tuesday night storm at Le Refreshments will be The Nephi JCC was organg usual plan, books van deposited more than a half become the property of the inch of moisture. Readings are ized many years ago, one of school after a four-yeleastaken daily at 5 p.m. at Le- the earliest in the state, and ing program. This could cut van, so this storm will be re- has contributed much to the civic advancement of the comthe cost of high quality books corded on the June 5 reading) for school use by as much as Precipitation : munity throughout its years of Additional Y Graduates C. R. Lomax, who 50 per cent versus the price of. 1.15 existence. Month of May Water year to date ....12 50 was an early local officer, and outright purchase. At the end Among the graduates at the who later served in state and BYU of the contract period, additionlast Friday evening were: Water year to same date al books can be ordered at a in 1967 ..... 13.94 national capacities, will review Gloria Ludlow, wife of Stephen the organizations history and Ludlow; and Stanford E. Shaw, price which can provide a sub Precipitation in May: stantial hedge against the con2.21 point out reasons for need of son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton R. 1967 Elder Lynn Greenhaigh, son 91 its reactivitation. Shaw of Las Vegas, and grand 1966 stantly escalating cost of school of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. books. There is no charge for son of Mr. and Mrs E. R. Shaw reMemorial day guests at the of Greenhaigh, who has financing or shipping, reported Nephi. turned after service for home of Mrs. Fred Hedberg Supt. Menlove. Must Permits Von were Mrs. Burning Dr. Michael the past two years in the and Jarrett Morgan, son of Mr. The handsome, library-boun- d and family of Logan; Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Morgan was Central British Mission. books include such substantial Be Obtained, Sheriff Mrs. Clyde Jarrett and family not included in the list receivElder Greenhaigh will give works as dictionaries a report of his mission at reference of Garland Mr. and Mrs. Don ed from Snow College last week and availAlso encyclopedias. the Nephi First Ward SunE. Jones and family and Mr and and he is Included in the gradable are cloth-boun- d books cov- Duane Sperry Advises Mrs. Glen Jarrett and family of uates there. day, at Sacrament meetsuch as subjects ering history, Salt Lake City. On Tuesday ing starting at 7 p.m., acSheriff A. Duane Sperry of geography, science, social studlast week, Mr. and Mrs. cording to an announceannounced annual ies, and the has that art, music, Mil-to- n sports. ment today by Bishop Beard of St. George vis- Graduate Honored Ralph issued been order has fire by ited at the home of her Fundamental goal of the T. Harmon of the First mother, and Ward. plan is to en- the State Fire Warden, Mrs. Hedberg. Roland S. Nebeker, son of courage the child to read, and is now in effect. Any individacreMr. and Mrs. Thad M. Nebeker to read in the home as well as uals desiring to bum-of- f of Nephi, was named the outin school. To make books as age, such as stubble, sage land, standing graduate in the Colreadily available as possible, etc., must first obtain a burnthe student need not go to a ing permit. Permits will be islege of Business, Concentration of Industrial Management. He central library or engage in a sued, without charge, by Sheriff was especially recognized, and complicated checking out pro- Sperry at his office, or by Greg has been granted a fellowship cedure. In most cases, all he Newton, county fire warden. at the University of Utah has to do to get a book is to where he will study for a Matake it off the shelf in his fall. the superintendent Summer Library Several East Juab County sters degree beginning this ty Dairy Princess contest on classroom, explained. residents will receive degrees June 21. Applications are now at the commencemnt exercises As REC guarantees to re- Program Hours available at the County Exten at the Utah State University sion office and must be return- place all lost and worn out books during the leasing period, Are Announced at Logan this week end. ed by June 12. the teachers will feel free to On he list received from the Contestants must be single encourage youngsters to take The elementary school sum- USU are the following: and high school graduates. The the books home for extended mer Dorothy A. Wankier Rigby, library program will begin princess contest is not a bath- periods of time such as during on Tuesday June 11 and be daughter of Mr. and Ms. Clem William ing suit type contest and spec- winter holidays and during the each Tuesday and Friday Wankier of Levan; ial performance talents are not summer vacation period. The held six The children Harlo Newton, son of Mr. and weeks. for books also may be used in of Mrs. Gerald Newton of Mona; required. kindergarten will hold their Rex C. adult study groups. Andersen, son of Mr. classes at the Nephi The winner of this contest library and Mrs. Niels Andersen of childIn addition to and School; encouraging Elementary will receive a scholarship to the child to read at ren of grades three through six Levan; Charles William MorUtah State University provid are several other home, there obmeet at the Central school. gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank will important Steven ing she has an academic grade jectives of the program, the The schedule will be as fol- O. Morgan of Nephi; point average of 2.5 or better. superintendent said. The fact lows for those having complet- W. Ockey, son of Mr. and Mrs. She also will have the oppor- that the child is on the honor ed H Ockey Sr., of Nephi kindergarten or any grade James and Ralph M. Wilkey, son of tunity of competing in the state system does not have to check from one through six: dairy princess contest to be out the books formally should 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Kindergar- Mr. and Mrs. G. Eugene Wilheld in Salt Lake City in Nov- breed a sense of ten at Nephi Elementary school; key, also of Nephi; Cherry O. responsibility. ember. A princess, two attendaughter of Mr. and Because student can se- 5th and 6th grades at Central Hacking, dants and two alternates will lect his ownthebooks Max L. Orme, and Robert Mrs. Kinderto 10:45, 9:45 rather than School; be chosen. D. Christensen, son In law of having them assigned to him, garten at Elementary School; Levan Allen Tolley, Juab County he M. Hanson. A photo of can create his own individ- 3rd grade at Central School; Mr. Christiansen was not availDairyman, is chairman of the ualized 12 1st to 11 a.m. noon, grade This reading program. contest means not only that he will at Elementary School, 3rd and able. have more interest in the pro- 4th grades at Central School; gram, but that he can set his 1 to 2 p.m. first grade at Elown pace, the superintendent ementary school; second grade The fast learner also at Elementary school explained. will not be held back by the There is no charge for these slower learner, and the slower classes and registration is still learner will not be frustrated open to any elementary school in his attempts to keep up. age child in Nephi, Mona or Recognizing that the reading Levan. abilities of children in the same Memorial day visitors at the grade can vary as much as five reading levels, there will be a home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber wide assortment of books at J. Fowkes were: Mr. and Mrs. varying reading levels in each Ray Fowkes of Brigham City; classroom, said Mr. Menlove. Mrs. and Mrs. John W. Fowk-Mrs. Mike Gilrod, national ex- - es of Salt Lake City; ecutive director of the book-- 1 Marvin Park (Bessie) and Arlz-th- at leasing program for REC, said daughters of San Carlos, Santa-similar if leasing arrangements ona; Gerald Fowkes, to his company's were quin; Mrs. Melba Cowan, Lay-mafor text books and other, ton; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Kay high cost items. It would make and Rick, Mona; rMs. Edna it a great deal easier for the1 Larsen and daughter Mrs. Bill j school district to keep up with Dunn, Murray Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Ockey I Richard Garrett Cherry Orme Harking Continued page two Max Claward, Magna. Tolley Announces Plans for Juab County young ladies between ages 17 and 25 are invited to compete in the Coun- - Richard D. Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Park of Nephi will receive his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the Colorado State University at Fort Collins on June 7. He will be graduate with honors for having attained one of the top five in his graduating class. Swimming, Lifesaving ar Boswell will give his mission report Sunday at the 1968 Dont Forget!! Tonight is the night! book-leasin- Elder Clifford Boswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boswell, who this week Is returning from the Northern States LDS Mission. Elder 6, Volume 59, Number 23 Workshop Tonight On Mental Health Temperatures Swell Runoff Runoff in Salt Creek Wednesday morning was measured as the highest in several years by Water Master Richard Foote. Flow in the main channel of Salt Creek, below the flood control weir at the mouth of the canyon, was measured at 195 second feet on Wednesday morning, Mr. Foote reported. This was in addition to a considerable stream going down the flood channel, the Big THESE FORSET SERVICE photos show two views of the slides in the canyon Just above the Bear Canyon camp. The slides have been up to 100 yards across, and have tempor- Under a new plan recently adopted by Juab School District students will be able to take home directly from the classroom and for an unlimited time the latest books by leading publishers. These hardback, cloth-boun- d books are not text books. Callenrichment curriculum ed Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, June fg ' 4 New l0c Summer Type vt 7 JC . J? ,' " J vBZ '4? Book-Leasin- cpy vH"5 . 4- Fourth G4101 'mp S In t" The public is Invited to the Juab Stake House from six until ten oclock. The workshop will be Interesting for everyone and especially helpful for those who want to make their human relationships more enjoyable and meaningful. Too can come and stay the whole y There will be evening. something different each hour or you can choose the sections that hold more interest for you. The schedule for this Mental Health conference was printed In last weeks paper, and It has been sent out from the County Exaension Service office to a great many individuals. Contract Let for Work at Brush Beryllium Mine in Juab County Convention of County Daughters of Pioneers Scheduled for Friday The Juab County Daughters of the Utah Pioneers annual convention will be held Friday, June 7 at the Juab Stake House. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. Lunch will be served at noon. President Kate B. Carter is expected to be one of the principal speakers. All members of the various camps within the county are urged to be in attendance. Children and Matches Blamed for Fire The explosive combination kids with matches was blamed by Fire Chief DeLoye Anderson for a fire which caused considerable damage to the garage buildings at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Linton Monday afternoon. The garage was severely damaged, and destroyed in the fire was an antique Model T Ford owned by Miles Anderson. Lawn mowers, and other equipment of the Lintons also was destroyed. Fire Chief Anderson stated that evidence that the kids had attempted to put out the fire with dirt before abandoning the attempt was found by members o fthe Nephi Volun- teer Fire Department BULLETIN Announcement was made Wednesday that the Democratic County convention, originally announced for Wednesday evening, has postponed until Tuesday, June 11 at 8 p.m. at the County Court House. Chairman Ivol White invites all Interested to attend and to meet the state and county candidates. Brush Beryllium Company has announced that it will begin stripping operations immediately on its beryllium ore properties in western Juab County. A contract for removal of overburden from the Roadside Mine has been awarded to the Jack B. Parsons Construction Company of Smithfield, Utah, according to Kenneth R. Poul-somanager of the Geologic, Exploration and Mining Division of Brush Company. The work of removing the overburden will begin immediately and mining operations are expected to begin late this year or early in 1969, Mr. Poul-so- n said. The mining property is In the Topaz Mountain area of Juab County, some 50 miles north and west of Delta. Ore will be shipped to the companys beryllium processing mill now under construction near Lynndyl. Mr. Poulsen said the present stripping program will expose ore in depths to 100 feet. The beryllium mining and milling complex, being undertaken at a cost of $8 to $10 million, will make Utah the largest beryllium producing area in the United States and possibly the world, Mr. Poulsen said. n, Boating Outing Date Postponment Made Announcement has been made by the Juab Stake Aaronic Priesthood Youth committee that it has become necessary to postpone the Aaronic Priesthood and Fathers boating party, previously announced for June 15, until Saturday, June 22. The affair will be held at the Yuba State Boating Park during the late afternoon, and will be for members of the Aaronic Priesthood and their fathers. Further information will be announced following the Stake Aaronic Priesthood Leadership meeting on Sunday, June 9 at the Juab Stake House. C. A Earl Asdrewi de j Ralph M. Wilkey Rex C. Andersen |
