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Show flephi, Juab County, Utah 84648 Thursday, May 29, 1969 tlephi Insurance Man Honored at Meet Mr. and Mrs. William D. How. ard spent last week at Lake Tahoe, as guests of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com fpany. While there Mr. Howard was given recognition for his outstanding sales record of the past year to qualify him for The Leaders Conference". Mr. Howards exceptional achievement in writing new business last year places him among the leaders of the entire Metropolitan staff of 32,000 field representatives in the United States and Canada. Company officials gave further recognition to Mr. Howard in the fact that he has qualified for the "Honor dub in each of the nine years he has been with Metropolitan. Wherein you have an op- portunity to share with others your thoughts on nany matters! Use one side There have been gripes and beefs, well heres another. "Water. It's not only that we cant get water on our Iocs to keep them looking nice, but all this mess on our greets. What will the tourist think about having to walk out in the street because the sidewalks are flooded? Or having to drive their cars through muddy slop to get a hamburger THIS WEEK'S IFA SPECIA- L- WHF (1 ALL HAND quart size) and a OF tw glPUACS INTERKOUHTAirJ FARMERS ASSOCIATION ON spayers SPECIAL ASSORTMENT INSECT DUSTS fruits and flowers! ALONG WITH THIS, our 50th CUSTOMER and our 00th CUSTOMER during the week end (Thursday and Saturday, this week, because of Memorial Day) will receive and 2 steak dinners, respectively. 1 I words, approximately. contributions must be - NEPHI - PHONE 6234)311 ed years were never touched this year. IWho is responsible? No one knows because no matter who talk to, they pass the you buck on to someone else, and wasted water runs merrily down the road. Lets get toogether and see if we cant get this water back into he ditches where it belongs. IRVA B. HOWARD These trophies, prejudging. sented at an awards assembly by Earl Jarrett of the Juab Soil Conservation District, were won in contests sponsored by Soil Conservation Districts in Juab, Utah and Wasatch counties. This contest is held annually and during the past two years the Juab FFA teams have taken first places in contests held at Lehi and Heber. The ability of this team also was demonstrated when they recently took first place in a regional contest and seventh In the national land judging contest at Oklahoma City, V -- i , V- - SPEAK OUT, a couple of weeks ago, carried a communication concerning the collection of weeds, grass etc., which has blocked water at the various crossings of main street, and which had been allowed to accumulate on the comers. The mess has been cleared by someone, we imagine the city or the state road crews, but the problem of who is responsible has not been clarified in these columns. We herewith quote from an office memorandum to all State Department of Highways Foremen: According to Utah State law, as has been clarified and opinioned by the Attorney Generals office on three occasions, the responsibility for maintaining irrigation structures across a public highway falls upon the irrigator, unless the State Highway Department has constructed or caused to be constructed a device, for instance, a syphon, especially for that purpose. Therefore, we are obligated to maintain a syphon or some other special device for conveying irrigation water, but the irrigator, or canal company has the responsibility of maintaining other conveyors. Code Utah Section Annotated 1953, provides that the owner of any ditch, canal, flume, or other water course shall maintain the same in rewaste of pair so as to prevent water or damage to the property of others . . . rui In "WT TrVV qr'mrrv DO YOU NEED HELP? Officers Named to Guide Juab From the JHS CLARION Elections for next years student body officers were held on Tuesday, April 29. The students selected Russell Yazzie for activities manager. Russell has been active around Juab this year, playing football and JV basketball. Russell would like to see more participation from the students. Tribune Contest Mona Miss Selected Nebonian Editor From the JHS CLARION Meet your deadlines it pays off in time, money and frustration" is the advice of Charlene Swasey, next years editor of the Nebonian. Charlene plans to increase the size of the Junior High yearbook and to feature assemblies more. She is well satisfies with the present yearbook If you have a problem caring for an aged loved one or an unfortunate member of your family, why dont you have them stay at the Colonial Manor. You can be sure they will receive kind tender loving respectful consideration in our home. We have trained personnel that will give them excellent care. Here they will receive good nutritious food, personal grooming attention and will be kept clean and comfortable in pleasant surroundings with nice accomodations. To head Student Government next year Nephi Girl Winner in Charlene Swasey Brenda Ferre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheri D. Ferre of Nephi, and a sixth grade student at the Nephi Central School, was the recent winner in the Salt Lake Tribunes essay contest. Students of schools throughout the Intermountain area view the film The Inside Story" which featured the dally production of a newspaper. Brenda noted, in her essay, the use of 340 miles of paper each day by the Salt Lake City daily newspapers enough to reach from Salt Lake City to St. George. For winning the essay contest for sixth graders, Brenda was awarded a world globe. "To make the school better, he said, "the students need to get out and go to the activtles the clubs have outlined. Marilyn Stowell was selected as secretary. She has participated in the dubs around Juab and was a member of the ComShe was also mercial team. chosen as a Girl Stater. 1 will try to keep the records of the school in order next year. I will also try to work with the other officers to make next year a better year, she said in her campaign speech. Marge Painter was chosen vice president. She is an active member of the student body. She has been in ProVita and busy in school activities. "As vice president, Marge said in an interview, "I would like to see more school spirit. I believe the students should get more involved in school activities. The office of president is an Important job and a boy was chosen to take the position. 1 will keep trying for a student lounge, David Bird said in an interview after he was chosen student body president for next year. I will and more also try for a dances where the students dont need to change to better well-qualifi- ed We make no discrimination because of race, color, creed or ethnic origin. Everyone is accorded the same fine treatment and enjoys the same privileges. We have room for a few more guests. Call us or write us any time for more information. Colonial Manor Nursing and Convalescent Home 71 North Main Street, Nephi, Utah 84648 1 Phone: or 623-051- SI 2.95 SPECIAL LADIES WESTERN SLACKS AND zy K7S jCK Larry Peterson CENTRAL UTAH INSURANCEAGENCY 33 South Main Street Office 623-025- 0 clothes." : set-u- p. FRESH A GRADE Charlene Swaseys main hobby is to drag main in Nephl. Her favorite type of music is western. She plans on taking shorthand as a commercial major. She has been a band member for three years and a yearbook staff member for two, during which time she has worked mostly with the Junior yearbook. Charlene Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swasey of Mona. WHOLE 3)l FRYERS- - S)S)lb CUT UP 3 FRYERS lb 39c 3 Breasted FRYERS lb 43s HOTBAR-B-Oe- d MV FRYERS - Order Early Thursday Only Cleve Yates of Nephi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mont Yates of Mona, has received an honorable mention in the tenth annual packaging design contest sponsored by the St. Regis Paper Company of Chicago. Mr. Yates is enrolled in the advertising design class taught by Professor John Morgan at College of Southern Utah at Cedar City. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERING. Many samples and colors to choose from. Furniture for sale. Phone 754-32- OK UPHOLSTERING, 615 South Center, Santaquin, Ut.. 77 af3.95 THANKS We extend our appreciation and thanks to the many fine people who helped make the Veterans of World War One 9th annual convntion a great To all those who heipedSS success. Our thanks to: All those who helped on the program, in husks or song,; To Mrs. Wankier and her girls who furnished typewriters and helped with the registra- values up to 7.95 JUST ARRIVED Large seetfion of STRAWS BOOTS SHIRTS BELTS GOOD SELECTION OF Men's Suits - Hats - Shirts, etc., for that .MANyourlife Father's 37c 50o-Fam- WINDBREAKERS WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN LEGD lb NEPHI JAYCEES will sponsor.. the.. JOYCE.. FRANCOM DANCE REVIEW on Thursday June 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the Juab Adult ticket 41. High School. ily child ticket $1.00 Watch this paper for more information next Thursday. CHELECOS NOW '3 OFF all going 98 For your can t our FAMILY AUTO Policy is the wey to get most coveage for the money. Scores in Contest VALUES TO 623-18- THE INSURANCE MAN Son of Mona Couple SEVERAL KINDS Fivo - f-- The Juab High School Land Judging team added to their laurels when they received two trophies for their ability in land All well-clean- 30 -- Land Judging Team With Trophies or see the town? Why is this? Because the ditches arent cleaned of grass and silt Some ditches that have been for the past "T ' FFA of the sheet only, and limit your contributions to S00 73-1-- 8, 285 WEST CENTER V Soils District Honors Page Day is June 15th tion; 0 TO the First and Second Wards for the lovely banquet; For the use of the Juab Stake House for which we were very proud to claim as OURS; To the business houses, the city and county officials for the support in advertising in the program booklet; For the words of welcome expressed by Harlow W. Pexton; Fred J. Chapman; (For the friendly greetings for the visiting members of Veterans of World War On of the U:. S. A, Inc. For the people who so generously offered their homes for guests If needed. We are Indeed grateful to you all and say THANK YOU. May we always be able to claim Nephi as the Frigndly City. Officers and members of Nephi Barracks 3273 and Ladles Auxiliary. POTATO CHIPS IGA 1 1 OZ BAG For Your Picnic 44 - CANTALOUPE - WATER MELONS R7cTOLAl4rf(ir55BURGERUNS39j NEW SUMMER STC3E OHS OPEN 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. DAILY except Friday OPEN UNTIL p.m. FRIDAY for your convenience PRICES EFFECTIVE FREE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS WHINES.- .- THURS a - SATUR. Stores Closed Fri. May 30 IFROZEN1EOODS1 u east conn snsral fCPHI-rHO- NE ttt-113-1 CUSTOM CUTTING, WRAPPING, FREEZING fRjJiTsgHf IGA FL0.7DA ioz ORANGE JCE can TIPTOP ioz cans Si m oo LEMONADE STRAWDE'RIES 4 pk 1.00 ICELANDIC 8 oz FISH STICKS pi |
