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Show Universal MLcrof lining Corp. B ox 2608 Salt , 1 "' n"" J J , t U 84110 Lake City, Utah i r 1 '? r 11 -t- -. nr 11 (k ' V2J JTiJ I ".- -v ,- - -'-; rrr--- - 4 7hA J : i ' '' V 'sf,i i ! .1 , . , . -- . """a Nephi, Juab County, Single Copy 10c fw State Officer , - I Speaks to Club Regular meeting of the f' NEW HOME AGENT for Juab County: Mrs. Gloria Ludlow, center, newly appointed Home Agent for Juab County, with Juab County Commissioner Alton S. Gadd, right, and County Agricultural Agent Lynn Esplin, left. Mrs. Ludlow has B.S degree in Home Economics. New Home Agent Named Announcement has been made by Dr. Marden Broadbent, District supervisor of Extension Services of the Utah State University, of the appointment of Mrs. Gloria Ludlow as Extension Home Agent for Juab County. Mrs. Ludlow will work on a half-tim- e basis, and will be in the Extension office each Tuesday and Wednesday, and every other Monday. In her new assignment she will conduct educational programs to Home Economics, Family living and other womens programs. She also will work with H clubs and youth programs. Mrs. Ludlow is wife of Stephen Ludlow of Nephi. She was raised on a Harm near Idaho Falls, Idaho where she was an active member In the is Club wias held at Cafe on January. Harold Laird, president o fthe club, presided at the meeting and Albert C. Starr was to charge ; of the program. Raymond A. Jackson, State Commissioner of Public Safety discussed the end results of accident accidents including prevention by better safety measures in cars and removal of steel sign posts on the highways, and guard rails near the f underpasses., Commissioner Jackson also pointed out that schools to the larger areas are using driving ranges for drivers training, where one instructor can direct up to six students at a time. Commissioner Jackson also pointed out that in accidents causing fatalities 66 per cent were caused by excessive alMachanical defects coholism. of cars also cause a great number of accidents, he stated, Mick-olso- n Rhea Cowan Beagley 4-- H Services Conducted for Two Well Known Nephi Ladies, Grace Huntington Judd, 81, widow of George Riley Judd, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred D. Morgan in Salt Lake City Friday of natural causes. Mrs. Judd had resided in Salt Lake City for the past several years. Services were conducted at Ward chapel the First-Secon- d on with Bishop Tuesday, Viaughn J. Paxman of the Nephi Second Ward in charge. Mrs. Judd was active in the Democratic party and had served as vice chairman of the Utah State Democratic Committee at one time. She was active in ladies dub work in Nephi and during the time she resided at Provo. She served as president of the Ladies Literary Club and as a member of ithe Presidents Council at Nephi. She also was president of the Womens Council and the Presidents Council at Provo. Mrs. Judd was honored several years ago as Mother of the Year from the Nephi area Mrs. Judd was organist in the Old Nephi (Center) Ward and in stake organizations for 35 years. She also had served in this capacity in the Nephi Second Ward Relief Society. At one time she was Juab Stake MIA President. She was bom July 20, 1887 in Oakland, Iowa, a daughter of Robert John and Anna Hal-ladShe was Huntington. married to Georgie Riley Judd December 19, 1907 In the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Mr. Judd died Decemb- Impressive funeral services were conducted Wednesday at the Nephi First-Secon- d Ward chapel for Mrs. Rhea Cowan Beagley, 81, who died at the Juab County Hospital early Sunday morning of natural causes. She had been admitted to the Hospital Saturday. Services were directed by Bishop Vaughn J. Paxman of the Nephi Second Ward. Mrs. Beagley was bom Sep- -- - time. A worker in the Republican party, she lalso served for many years as Registrar for the voting district She is survived by her husband of Nephi, one son and three daughters: Lewis Beagley of American Fork; Mrs. Gerald E. (Ruth) Tate and Mrs. James R. (Elizabeth) Kelson, both of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Ray (Deon) Kelson of Nephi. Also surviving are 15. 13 great grandchildren, grandchildren, a brother and er 16, ,1967. sister: Mrs. Lucille Lunt and She Is survived by two sons Gibson S. Cowan, both of Neand a daughter: Robert L. Judd phi. of Cherry Valley, California; Interment at the Vine Bluff Mrs. Fred D. (Ora) Morgan, cemetery was directed An and George derson Funeral Home. by Salt Lake City Reid Judd of Cupertino, CalifAlso surviving are 13 ornia. nine greatgrandchildren; Hews Briefs , grandchildren: a brother and Mephi Mrs. Perry F. Hall and son two sisters: C. H. Huntington of St. George; Mrs. J. H. (Iva) Allen spent Monday in Salt Millward of Las Vegas, Nev- Lake City where they were the ada and Mrs. L. R. (Anntce) dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Maywood, California. Dean Bailey. While there they Interment at Wasatch Lawn enjoyed a visit - at Temple Memorial Park, Salt Lake City Square to see the Christmas was directed by Anderson Fun- lighting and enjoyed a tour of eral Home of Nephi. the visitors center. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hansen had as their guests Sunday SBA Representative their son and daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hansen and Tells Visit Times family of Salt Lake City; and on Monday, their daughter, A representative of the Mrs. Jewel Goble and son Mike Small Business Administration visited at the Hansen home. Mrs LaVere Haynes had as will be In Juab County during the coming week. Persons her dinner guests on Sunday. desiring to contact him may December 29, Mr. and Mrs. Joe do so on January 15 from 1 to Makln (Carol Lynn) and child2 pm. at the First Security ren Steven, JoLynn, Jerry and Bank. Appointments may be Ronald of Bountiful, Mr. and and Kenneth Mrs. Jack Christensen scheduled through Nyman, Manager of the Bank, children of Pleasant Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray. or by calling ay . v 623-047- 4. Two Adult Classes Scheduled at School The Juab School District Adult Education department will begin a Class to driver education on Tuesday, January 14 at 6:30 p.m. The class will meet In room 21 of the high school building. Completion of a class ip driver education is required of all individuals before they can obtain a drivers license. The law requires 30 hours of classroom work and six hours of behind the wheel driving. Fee for the class will be $5. - Those interested to this class should call 623-17or appear at the class an Tuesday mountain region. The announcement was made cently by Roy W. Hanson, vice president, who said the grants include $200 to the scholarships fund of Snow College. The grants bring to $230,500 the total which the First Security Foundation has distributed since its founding 16 years ago, in December of 1952. Commenting on the scholar, ships and grants, George S. Eccles, president of First Security Corporation and president o fthe Foundation, said "The First Security Foundation is encouraged in its resolve to support higher education in the Intermountain region by the quality and stability of the colleges and universities It honors. It is evident that these schools have developed and maintained an academic climate in which the fundamental and worth-whil- e purposes of education are clearly understood and appreciated." Growers During January and February the Utah State University Extension Services are conducting a Feed Production short course in four Southern Utah communities. The course scheduled for this area will begin in Manti tomorrow, January 10. ' Harlow W. Perton Nephi Mayor Gains Honor 4-- H tember 7, 1877 at Salt Lake City, a daughter of John S and Elizabeth Ann Condie Clubs Invite Public to Cowan. She was married to Harry Beagley January 25, 1907 at Nephi, the marriage Special Evening Even! later being solemnized at the The Womens Federated Manti Temple of the Church of Clubs of Nephi are sponsoring Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y another delightful and enterSaints. Mrs. Beagley served as or- taining musical evening on ganist in the South Ward and Thursday, January 15. The entertainment will be in the Nephi Second Word for 58 years, and also had served igiven by Mrs. Joseph Garrett, in the presidency of the YW Mrs. Alan Ostler and Burke MIA and Relief Society. She Anderson at the elementary was an avid baseball and- bas- school auditorium at 8 p.m. All are Invited to attend and ketball fan throughout her lifethere will be no admission fee 4-- H Invited to Short Course program. She received her secondary education from the Idaho Falls High School and upon graduation enrolled ait Utah State University. It was there she became interested in the Home Economics program, especially in County Home Agent work. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University last spring Mrs. Ludlow is really enthusiastic about the Home Agent position, and she hopes she can serve the women of Juab County to a beneficial way. She invites everyone, especially the women and age girls, to come into the Extension Service office and get acquainted. Scholarships and grants totaling $17,300 have been distributed by First Security Foundation to 17 Utah and Idaho colleges and universities as well as to and Future Farmers clubs in the Inter- Livestock 4-- Grace Huntington Judd CHICAGO Six weekly classes will be held In the County Courthouse at Manti as follows: January 10, Feed needs and quality- - January 17, Feed varities and fertilizers; January 24: Irrigation and soil management; January 31, Weed control; Febriiary 7, Economics of seed production; February 21. Insect control and residues. This short course should be of special interest to beef and sheep producers, and dairymen. Registration fee for the six sessions will be $5.00. Those interested in participating should contact Lynn Esplin, local Ex. tension Agent, and make arrangements for travel. Harlow Pexton, ... was repeated Monday by Commissioners Golden R. I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR Mangelson, center and Alton C. Gadd, right, as the oath was administered by County Attor' ney Milton T. Harmon, left. Ceremony was attended by officials, family members. Commissioners Sworn in of Monday Noon Ceremonies Funeral Held At Mona Mon. Mona Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Mona Ward -- chapel for Mrs. Alice Permelia Lynn, 87, who died at a Salt Lake Hospital on January 3 of natural causes. Mrs. Lynn was bom at Mona December 3, 1881, a daughter of John M. and Sumantha She was marYoung Yates. ried to James Albert Lynn at Silver City, Utah September 3, and the marriage later 1900, was solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y She had been active to the LDS Church throughout her lifetime. Survivors are two sons and two daughters: FVed Lynn of Mona; J. Belden Lynn, Echo; Mrs. Albertes Kennedy of Salt Lake City and Mrs. McAlister of Marago, California. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, and three sisters: Mrs. Della Cos-se- y and Mrs. Delpha Cossey, Salt Lake City and Estella Johnson, Provo. Burial at Mona cemetery was directed by Anderson Flmeral Home of NepM. President and General Managr er of Pexton Wholesale Co., Servicemen's Hews Inc., Nephi, Utah has been elected President of Service Richard Lyman, who has been Merchandisers of America, an stationed to Viet Nam for the international association of ser- past year, returned to his home vice wholesalers specializing to to Nephi Friday morning. He the merchandising of has received his release from in food stores. the service. Richard Is son of Mr. Pexton was elected to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyman. term at the anthe nual SMA distributor meeting Mrs. Tom Hayes and two on Sunday, January 5 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago, children of Layton visited for where the association is con- two days last week with Mrs. Mrs. Hayes nat- Lorraine Hayes. ducting its twenty-seconreceived a call on Friday from ional convention. Formerlyl vice president of her son Tom from VietNam. the association, Mr. Pexton has He reported that he is well and served as President since May, expects to be to Hawaii on Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Park 1968, filling the unexpired term 13 for a rest and recreation of Robert Murray, who re- leave. His wife plans to join and family of Dacula, Georgia to signed after disposing of Ms him in Hawaii. Fallowing Ms spent the Christmas holidays leave he will return to VietNam NepM with his father, Stan interest to a sales company. Park. A member of the Board of for six months. Directors Since 1965, Mr. Pexfpton was elected to his second three-yeterm only last year. He has served as chairman and j o fthe SMA then Special Projects division. non-foo- one-ye- Volume 60, Number 2 Foundation Assists Fund Ray Jackson, J Utah 84648, Thursday, January 9, 1969 ar d In brief Impressive ceremonies Monday at noon, Alton S. Gadd and Golden R. Mangelson received and repeated the oath of office and were sworn in as Juab County Commss-sioner- s. Mr. Gadd began a four year term and Mr. Mangelson a two year term. At the first formal meeting of the new commissioners, held shortly; after the. .ceremonies, Commissioner Gadd was elected Chairman of the present board. Mr. Gadd has served as chairman for some tune past Commission Chairman" Gadd was elected on the Democratic ticket last November, Commissioner Mangelson was elected on the Republican ticket in the same election, and Commissioner Leslie Randle was appointed to the Commission a year or so ago following the death of Howard McIntyre. He is a Republican and resides at Eureka. Com. Mangelson accepted the responsibility for the Juab County Fair, and for Civil Defense. Commissioner Gadd accepted responsibilities for the Court House and Grounds, and for the Juab County Health Department. Oommissiner Randle accepted the responsibility for all phases of county operation in the West side with the exception of the County Roads. The County Roads department and the Juab County Hospital were made a joint responsibility of the entire commission and will be so admin' istered. No changes of County department employees were made at the meeting, on Monday. Services Today For Mrs. King Mona Mrs. Minnie Sorensen King, 87, former resident of Mona, died January 6 at her home in Provo. Funeral services will be held at Provo Thursday (today) at 11 a.m., and friends may call at ithe Mona Ward Chapel Thursday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Burial will be at the Vine Bluff Cemetery at NepM. ' Mrs. King was widow of Marinus King. Bom September 17, 1881 at Aarhus, Denmark, she was a daughter of Soren P. and Anna Jensen Sorensen. She was married to Marinus M. King June 27, 1900 at the Manti Temple. He died in 1951. Survivors are Leslie, Arvil and Leah all of Provo; 19 and 40 great grandchildren grandchildren. LDS Mrs. Leonard Bellistan rehome recently after spending three weeks in Logan with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bird. While there she attended the wedding at the Logan Temple for her granddaughter, Deanne Bird and Gary Rollings. Mr. Rollings is son of Mr. and Mrs. Mart ell Rollings of Flair-vieIdaho. Mrs. Belliston also visited in Springville with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Taylor on New Years day. turned LDS wwi-fT- ar ii.V an Mr. Pexton also Is active to civic affairs of Nephi, currently serving as Mayor of the City. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bailey and Mrs. Welcome Chapman were dinner guests on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry F. Hall. J! 1 ' vfV4J t J - i ' - even- ing. At the first meeting of the class a suitable time for continuing the class will be decided upon. Temperature figures for Bast Juab County for the past week The Juab School District Is have been recorded at the Neand Levon Weather starting a night class for phi Stations as follows: Reporting In adults welding and farm machanics. The class will be NEPHI STATION under the direction of Jay Dal' ley and will meet for the first time on Thursday, January 9 at 7:30 p.m. According to Mr. Dailey, the class will cover both beginning and advanced welding and general farm machanics. The class will run one night per week, for two and a half hours duration, and will con tinue for ten weeks. Registration fee will be f 5.00 for the class. Those Interested should call Mr. Dailey, or appear at the class on Thursday night, January 9 at 7:30 pm. SUPERSITIOUS WASPS T ' Perhaps, and perhaps not! Anyway, these Waapa are planning on aharp nttnging gama few the Waaatch Academy Tigera for Friday after dropping flrat league tilt to Gunnison. See article on page two. |