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Show ,'jO Jrfr.xl' v 'tsvol ric-f- :nsih c.rz:od ' e?3 x?e .0 tOXiO e!xJ .T.v .W CorP. i-L- vlLDS Salt Lake City, Utah tf,nn f at year Seminary program, and a substantial number who have completed their fourth year of religious studies in the The largest class In the history of the Juab Stake Seminary will he graduated on Sunday, according to an announcement by Vaughn J. Paxman, Principal of the Seminary. The graduation exercises will begin at 2 pm. at the Juab Stake House, and the general public is invited to attend. The graduation class Includes a large group of students who have completed the requirements for the normal three- - ops of the stake. Listed as having completed requirements for graduation, and as prospective graduates from the Seminary are: ' Fourth-yea- r graduates: Susan Anderson, Bob Anderson, Norman A. Ballow, Ellen Bailey, Lois Bailey, James Bean, Jerry Beard, Shirley Bills; Brenda Bos- well, Lynn Boswell, Steven Brough, Carol Brown, Ann Cowan, Madalene Davis, Gordon Garrett, Deltha Gowers, Me the program will include several musica Iselectlons, introduction of the heme by Rodney Painter, Seminary Student Body President; and talks on various aspects of the theme by Mar-te- ll Menlove, Susan Harper and Ellen Bailey. Principal Paxman will present the graduates, and the certificates of graduation will be presented by President R. Roscoe Garrett and the several bish- - Seminary. Leland E Anderson, former superintendent of the Juab School District, and presently a seminary systems official at the Brigham Young University will be the principal speaker at the commencement rites. With the theme Beautiful Zion for Rifes on Sunday Dale Greenhalgh, Susan Harper, Deborah Hill, Mark Hoyt, Marsha Jarrett, Charles Jenkins, JoAnn Jenkins, Wendell Jepson, Lance Johnson, Terry Kay, Mary MoCune, Diane McPherson, Paul McPherson, Gail Memmott, Kay Painter, Noreen Robbins, Rhonda Stanley, Carol Sherwood, Linda Sperry, Sheryl Sperry, Debra Tolley, Susan Vest, Mark W Judy Wilson, Gayle Williams, and Brenda Yates. Prospective third-yegraduates are: Levan Ward: Dan Baxter, Debra Gardner, Celia Mangelson, Russell Mangel-so- n, LeAnna McPherson, Joan Morgan, LaRee Stepheson, Ruby Stephenson, Allen Williams. Mona Ward: Kim Ellertson, Charlene Swasey, Dale Wilkerson. Nephl Fourth Ward: David Bird, Mark Bracken, Lloyd Brough, Paul M. Continued on page eight ar Juab Stake Conference SPEAK OUT Scheduled for Sunday All members of Juab Stake are Invited and orged to attend Quarterly Conference on Sunday at 10 a.m., according to President R. Roscoe Garrett of Juab Stake, who announced the date and tings schedule this week. Sne Page 2 The conference will oopen Saturday a t7 p.m. with a special leadership meeting at the Stake House. In keeping with the recently inaugurated plan there will be only one session on Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. Sacrament meetings will be held in all wards of the Stake at regular times Sunday evening, Livetock Show Successful President Garrett stated. For the special Leadership Meeting on Saturday evening, special talks have been assigned by President Garrett in accordance with the meeting, outline from the presiding authorities. President Garrett stated that the following are expected to be in atendance: Stake Presidency, High Council, Stake Clerks; Bishoprics and Ward Clerks; Melchizedek Priesthood quorum presidencies group leaders and secretaries; Stake auxiliary superintendencies, presidencies and board members; Ward auxiliary superintendencies and presidencies; general secretaris of Aaronic Pristhood, both youth and adult, and all other members of ward councils. President Garrett pointed out that although there will be no visitor representing the general authorities, the conference is expected to be outstanding. At the Sunday session, several talks have been assigned in addition to the major talk by President Garrett and remarks by President J. Barres Jenkins. Business of the conference will Include sustaining of a new superintendency for one of the stake auxiliary organizations, and a new Executive Secretary in the recently created stake position. The Levan Ward Choir, with Lawrence Brough as director and Fern Wankier as accompanist will furnish the conference special music. Conference Junior Sunday School will be under the direction of the Nephi Third Ward. I W Sixty youth from FFA and clubs participated in the spring livestock show held on Ji 1 Monday under sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club of Nephi. The livestock show opened with a livestock judging contest. Winners of the contest, in which the participants judged seven classes of livestock, were: first, Brent Dailey, 341 points; Mary Winn, 319 points and third, i Gary Garrett with 317 points division. Richard in the Stowell won the FFA division 4-- H Dr. Stanford Cazier Former Nephi Man Gains New USU Post - Among the several appointments approved at the meeting of the Board of Trustees held Friday, was the appointment of Dr. Stanford Cazier to the position of head of the History department of the Utah State University. Dr. Cazier has been serving as assistant to the president of LOGAN the University for the past year, a position in which he will the editor Our friend Clarin Ashby of the Uintah Basin Standard, in his column I ir over luck will a ditch that says help anyone or a fence, if Tie jumps far enough or high enough! de-cla- reg Were it not so blamed difficult to get back up" wed bow low in apology to some fine Nephi folks for missing an important item last week. We herewith apologize to Warner and Lua Stephenson for failing to publish one of the important items for our community and area: Robert L Stephenson, native son of Nephi, has been called by the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints to be president of a mission, the exact assignment to be announced at a later date. Mr. Stephenson has been active in the Church for many years; serving as a missionary, as a High Councilor and as a Ward Bishop. He and his wife and family will truly be missionaries as they go to their ne con- tinue. Dr. Cazier is a native of Nephi, a son of the late Gerald Cazier, and Mrs. Edna J. Cazier. He is a graduate of the University of Utah and earned his doctorate at the University He joined the of Wisconsin. USU faculty as an Instructor in history in 1960 and advanced to the rank of associate professor. He spent the 1967-6- 8 academic year at New York University on an Academic Internship of the American Council on Education. On his return to USU he was named assistant to the president. (Prior to coming to USU he taught a year at Bronx Community College in New York City. Hew Babies . . was-signme- nt reg Word from up Orem way is that a former Nephi school teacher will be honored Friday as she retires from the teaching, profession after 37 years. The open house in her honor will be held at the Scera Park Elementary School, 450 South 400 East in Orem, from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday. Mrs. Winn (Vilnah G Knight Winn) taught In the local schools for some time before going to Utah County. Lt. and Mrs. Fred L. Gowers of Peart City, Hawaii announce the birth of a son on April 17 at Hawaii. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Gowers and Mr. and Mrs. Merron Great grandmother is Price. Mrs Murren H. Worthington. From Renee Pexton Bench comes the ward that her mother, Mrs. Alda Pexton, has recently underwent surgey at the IDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, and is "doing nicely. She will be at the home of her son In law and daughter during convalescing, according to Renee. For one of the nice ladles of our community, we wish a speedy and complete recovery! reg A contributor to "SPEAK OUT isnt the only one having dog trouble, according to Juab County Sheriff A. Duane Sperry. Dogs have been molesting sheep and have killed several in the outlying area surrounding Nephi. Sheriff Sperry urges dog owners if they to keep them value their dogs In any way locked up during the night hours. Dogs are valuable, but the sheep are valuable, too, and the law prohibits the dogs from running loose during the night hours, although some owners of dogs apparently dont care too much about the law. Alan Sperry, son of Sheriff and Mrs. Dnane Sperry of Nephi, who has been announced tti week as another young man going to Boys State on the USU pan In Jhnn with 314 points. RiChard Stowell won first in the sheep fitting and showmanship contest, and received a trophy. Dennis Stuart exhibited the top ram; Brent Dailey the top ewe; Larry Ostler the top beef and LaMont Dansie the top swine. Each received a trophy. In the - horse division, 50 horses were exhibited. They were judged in fitting and showmanship in three groups, according to the age of the exhibitor. Trophy and blue ribbon winners were: , 4-- H ' : t I Expo Train is the title Union Pacific has given to its special Centennial Exhibition Train. It is being display-- , ed all around the Union Pacific System. will be in Nephi on Monday, May 19, and will be open to the piiblic from 10 a.m. to 7 pm. It wil be on ,the team track near the depot, third west between center ' f ad first north. ' The train consists of two full size duplicates of the ; locoatlve 119 and the original Golden Spike locomotives and four vintage railroad cars all mounted on 'Jupiter track on flat cars. The antique equipment was loaned to Union Pacific by Paramount Pictures for the Golden Spike celebration and was faithfully restored by Union 'Pacific crews for public exhibit. The locomotives face each other as the originals did 100 years ago at Promontory. '! Along with the old equipment Is Union Pacifics Golden Spike Expo car a rolling museum containing displays ! that tell the history of the building of the roallroad and the TVest from the early surveys up to the present. Norman Mackey, local agient, invites all to see the , rjin during the day Monday. Three Gain Winter Logan Judging Contests Three members of the Mt. Nebo FFA chapter did more than carry on tradition" last Friday when they walked away with nearly every award in the State Farm Mechanics contest at Team members Logan. George Jackson, Kent Carter and Paul McPherson topped the state. George was high Individual with 305 points; Kent was second high individual with 276 points and Paul scored 263 and this was just four points short of giving the team all three individual awards. Team score was 101 points higher than the second place team from Uintah with Spanish Fork placing third. A tool box and 80,00 was won by the local chapter team. First place award, an arc welder could not be received by the local Chapter because of winning it so many times in the past. It went to the second place team. This is the third consecutive year that local teams have won the contest, and the sixth time In seven years. The meat judging team, consisting of Russell Mangelson, Max Williams and Randy Greenhalgh placed second In the state. Russell was high Individual of the local team and sixth high in the state. Special thanks is given to Ray Worthington of Allens AG Market for training the meats team. Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. visited with their George Parkin at Mothers day. John Parkin Lynn Parkin mother, Mrs. her home on Calendar For School Told The Juab School District Board of Education at its meeting Monday adopted the calschool endar for the 1969-7- 0 year. Students of the district will begin classwork on August 27, and will have the following, holidays: Labor Day, September 1; UEA Convention, October 9, 10; Harvest vacation, October 20; Thanksgiving recess, November 27, 28; Christ1 mas vacation, December 24 January 8; Spring vacation, March 26, 27, 30. School will end on May 28, 1970. un-11- Quarter Honor Roll At Utah State University Three East Juab County students are on the winter quarter 'honor roll at the Utah State University at Logan, according to information received this week from the office of Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, dean of students. Dr. Burtenshaw stated that In order to be included on the honor noil, a student must be enrolled full time and have a grade point avearge of 3.5 or better. A grade-poiaverage of 4.0 is straight A. Cune. at Abraham James Bowers, 83, Nephi, died at the Payson City Hospital Tuesday, May 13 of natural causes. Funeral services for Mr. Bowers will be conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Juab Stake House, directed by Bishop Ralph E. Chase of the Nephi Fourth Ward. (Friends may call at Anderson Fhmeral Home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday prior to the services. Abraham James Bowers it Group HI 14 years and older: trophy, Gary Jarrett; blue ribbons: Scott Tolley, Todd Tolley, Kay Painter, Mary Mo Tops State Saturday 1 p.m. The Union Pacific Expo train is coming to Nephi and all are Invited to "take a look Into the past while it is in town. 19 Farm Mechanics Team Dies; Services in Nephi Monday to 11 year olds: Group trophy, Karla Esplin; blue ribbons: Matt Young, J. Lynn Esplin, Bart Stephenson and Phil Motes. year olds: Group H 12-1- 3 trophy, Merrill Jones; blue ribbons: David Worwood, Tracy Belliston, Lorie Kendall, Merrill Shaw, Scott Jones and Anna Marie Motes. Exhibitors enjoyed refreshments of hot dogs and drinks courtesy of Allens AG Store, Tad Chase (Cream O Weber) and the Kiwanis dub. Roy Bowles is chairman of the Agricultural Committee of the Kiwanis dub, and was in charge of the show. A. J. Bowers Union Pacific Expo Train 4-- H ' (k nt Mrs. Emily Jackson Funeral Held For Nephi Lady Impressive services were ducted at the Juab Stake House on Monday for Mrs. Emily Lee Jackson, 83, widow of Leon N. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson died at an Ogden hospital Thursday of natural causes. (Bishop Ralph E Chase of the Nephi Fourth Ward conducted the services. Mrs. Jackson, a member of the LDS Church, was bom in Bradford, England, August 16, 1885, a daughter of Edmund and Anne Tomlinson Lee. She was married to Leon (Lynn) Nephi Jackson at Nephi December 20, 1916. Mr. - Jackson - died October 9, 1961. con- On the honor roll from East Juab County are Earl L. Andersen of Levan, a student in science; Norma E Bale, of Nephi, a student In education; and Daniel A. Boston, a student in science. Miss Bale is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bale; Mr. Boston the son of Dr. and Mrs A. A Boston; and Mr. Andersens parents are Mr. and Mrs Niels Andersen. Mrs. J. E Andrews, Mrs. James H Eagar, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Warner were in Provo on Friday attending the funeral services for Mrs Edward (Mary) Schofield, a former resident of Nephi. - In Mrs. Summers businessman, who was recently sworn In for a four year term on the Board of Water Resources, following confirmation by the State Legislature of his appointment by Governor Calvin Bampton. ers. He was employed for some 19 years by the Mt. States Telephone Co., and 15 years by the Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. He was employed on construction of Geneva Steel plant Surviving are his widow of two sons and one Nephi; daughter: Arthur J. Bowers of Payson; Don E Bowers of Inglewood, California and Mrs. Pat (Ruby) Whittington of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Also surviving are 24 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren; and the following brothers and sisters: Clarence and Maylon Bowers of Nephi; Harry Bowers of Magna; John Bowers of Las Vegan; Mrs. Maude Robertson, Nephi; Mrs. Leona Mangelson, Levan; Mrs. Gladys Auftemor, Stockton, California; Mrs. Nettie Tryon, Roosevelt and Mrs. Joy Johnson, American Fork. Officers Named Af Recent Meeting H At a H meeting last Wednesday, officers were elected to lead the county H dub activities during 1969. Randy Carter was elected mayor with Brenda Yates as mayorette; Mary McCune was elected as secretary. Others named indude: George Jackson, chief of police; Emilee Nebeker, song leader; Marilyn Stowell, reporter; Rhonda Stanley, program chairman; Dale Jackson, recreation chairman; Glenda Sparks; Carol Ludlow, special activities chairman; Scott Tolley, health chairman; and Lu-Abeautification Stanley, chairman. (These officers will plan and H direct all county-wid- e dub advities with the assistance of the County advisory council and the Extension Agents. One of the big activities coming H up is the annual camp. Other activities will be planned by the officers and will be for all members in the county. 4-- 4-- Services Held Mona Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the Mona Ward chapel for Mrs. Ruby Thomson Summers, 78, widow of William H. Summers. Mrs. Summers died at the Juab County Hospital Friday of natural causes. Bishop Marc E. Vest of the Mona Ward conducted the services. 1965. , Mrs. Summers was an active member of the LDS Church. She was a resident of Salt Lake City until 1946 when she and her family moved to Mona. She was an active member of the Mt. Nebo Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. & Elgin Gardner, Nephi Abraham James and Christina Sinclair Bowers Sr. He married Beryl Bigler July 5, 1907 at Nephi, the marriage later being somenized at the Manti Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Mr. Bowers was a member of the Fourth Quorum of Eld- 4-- Mrs. Ruby T. Summers 24, Ronald Greenhalgh of Nephi was among the interested former railroad men attending the at Golden Spike centennial Promentory last Saturday. Mr. Greenhalgh was accompanied by his son. Glade, and Glade's three sons. They were highly impressed with the ceremonies at the point. Mr. Bowers was bom at Nephi October 26, 1855, a son of Burial will be at the Vine Bluff Cemetery, Nephi. Mrs. Sumers was bom October 29, 1890 in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Orson Spencer and Martha Ann Poll Thomson. She was married to William H. Summers on January 28, 1914 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Sumers died Sept. Prior to her retirement- - a few years ago, Mrs. Jackson was employed as a cook at the Juab County Hospital. For several years she was a cook . at the Nephi Cafe. Survivors are one son and one daughter: Harold Jackson of Nephi and Mrs. Monte (Marjorie) Bailey of Ogden. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial at the Vine Bluff cemetery was directed by Anderson Funeral Home. Number 20 Volume 60, Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, May 15, 1969 Single Copy 10c time-of-m- Survivors are three sons and three daughters: Mrs. Gerald (Madge) Newton, Mona; Rich-a- d Summers and E. Vaughn Summers, both of Salt Lake City; Robert Summers, Orem; Mrs. Russell (Joy) Neil sen, of Murray and Mrs. C. Richard Morris of MarVista, California; 26 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Burial at the ona cemetery was directed by Anderson Fun-er- al Home of Nephi. nn 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- H fUM'J! I I V I' Patients at the Juab County Hospital, according to the list released Wednesday at 10 a.m., Included the following: Layne Amoldsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Amoldsen, Mor- oni. Glen L. Shepherd, Mt. Pleas- ant Kathy Young, Mt. Pleasant Vickie Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Shepherd, Nephi. Peart Snow, Nephi Vena Hughes, ML Pleasant |
