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Show Universal Microfilming Corp B ox 2608 Salt Lake ' City, Utah 84110 Single Copy . . Q by the editor Copy 10c Sing! Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, June 3, Services Held For Former Nephi Man Following funeral services in Van Nuys, Caliofmia, graveside services were conducted Wednesday at the Vine Bluff cemetery for William LeRoy Black, 79, brother of Harry E. Black of Nephi. Mr. Black died May 30 at Van Nuys following a long illness. Bom at Nephi May 6, 1892, he was a son of James Robert and Mary Emily He married Florence Sperry Black. Nickell of Idaho Falls June 3, 1919, the marriage later being solemnized at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. He resided at Idaho Falls throughout the majority of his life, where he was a farmer and also operated a lumber mill. Mr. Black was a veteran of World Did you ever stop to think of the economic Impact making of movie could have on the area where It was made? Recently completed was the filming of The Saga of Jeremiah Johnson" and filming was done at Heber, Kamas, Sundance On Provo Canyon), St George and Vernal areas. Total expenditure on the film was $1,120,914.92. This Is a tremendous boost for Utah and particularly for the economy areas where the film was produced. As the cartoon title of old used to say: Nuf Said! reg War is the caption on a recently-receive- d clipping showing the photo of Mrs. James Mathews and her new son, Scot Wright Mathews. The baby seems unaware that his birth made him the 100,000th patient at the Bennett Clarqson Memorial Hospital since January 1, 1954. The event also coincided with National Hospital week observance. Mrs. Mathews Is the former Lynne Adele Latimer, whose parents are Arthur and Margaret Wright Latimer of Pocatello. Grandparents of Little 100,000 are also Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mathew of Nephi, and great grandparents are Mrs. Lilly Wright and Mr. and Mrs. George Latimer, all of Nephi. reg 100,000th MISS LOA CHAMPERS, Clarion Editor, with plaque awarded by Beta Literary Club. Club representatives are Blanche Pexton, left and Ruth Chapman, right. Clarion Editor Honored by Beta Club Miss Loa Chambers, editor of the Juab High School Clarion during the past school year, was recipient of the Beta Literary Club award for oustanding work in Journalism. The plaque was presented at the recent JHS Commencement exercises. This year, Mrs. Harlow W. Pexton has been chairman of the education department of the Nebo First District of the Clark Gable said: Most things people achieve in life come because they get mad enough to go after what they want. So, get mad once In a whole. It may help you achieve some remote goals. reg East Juab County residents graduating from the respective Universities and Colleges of the State have been listed as follows, with some graduates of the BYU having been listed in last weeks paper. A complete list from the Utah State University was received this week, but too late to make contacts for photos. Parents are requested to send in photos prior to Tuesday noon of next week for publication: Brigham Young University Terry Lee Christensen, son of Mrs. Leora Christensen and the late Lyman Christensen of Levan: Bachelor of Engineering Science Degree, 5 year course. Commissioned officer in Commission Corps of Indian Health Service. BS in Accounting, Dale G. Bailey, Magna Cum Laude, and Lois Bailey, Asson and sociate degree in Business, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey. Jerry Lynn Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Hany Carter; Kent L. Jarrett, sonof Neb-eker, and Mrs. Ronald Jarrett; Gordon G. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Nebeker; Clyde Jay Gowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gowers; Stephen K. Nyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman; Lynn Richard Greenhalgh, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Read Greenhalgh, and Ronnie Craig Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Bryan Photos where available, are of Mona. herewith. Holy Cross Hospital Mrs. Susan Garrett Winter, daughter of President R. Roscoe Garrett, graduating as Nurse, at rites June 4. Snow College Miss Brenda Boswell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boswell; and Miss Sheryl Sperry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Duane Sperry, both Associate in Science degrees. Southern Utah State College Dale Bird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bird, B. S. degree in Business Administration. University of Utah Karl Dee Ostler, son of Mr. and Mrs. ... on this Some 28 years hence planet known as Earth, and in the time era known as "A.D. will be the year 2009. It would be glorious to be able to live until the clock strikes that year! Throughout the world a World Association for Celebrating Year 2000 is being organized, with the primary goal of planting trees in anticipation of A Stable and Prosperous World by Year 2000. Nephi City is one of three communities in the state of Utah which has signed to sponsor the observance. reg If so, Are you a bottle collector? youll be interested in the Ely and White Pine County (Nevada) first Antique Bottle and Glass Show to be held in downtown Ely June 18 and 19. They tell me that the show will be a buy sell trade type event and visitors from all over the west are expected to visit the area for the purpose of purchasing, trading or selling antique bottles, glass, or other Nevada ghost town artifacts. Need additional information contact 8 at Mrs. Robert Kranovich at Ely, or write P. O. Box 144, Ely. 289-278- f i- - r V V : , K i 4hii ' . 4' UflJ fjial Jjj k o' tt,h Federated Womens Clubs Inasmuch as she was a member of the Beta Literary Club, the club officers felt that they would like to recognize an outstanding It was decided student in education. that the club would honor someone in journalism, and school officials felt that Miss Chambers was highly deserving of the honor. SBA Agent Dates Nephi Visit Those desiring to contact a representative of the Small Business Administration may do so by calling the First Security and asking for an apBank, pointment time. The SBA. representative will be in Nephi on June 11 with appointment times starting at 1 p.m. 623-047- Area Graduates Are Listed Did you notice the condition of the cemeteries on Memorial Day? Every citizen of our community should be very proud of the fine way which the cemeteries are taken care of. We had occasion to visit the Payson cemetery on Memorial day, and it, too, is a place of beauty. and on MemorOnly thing wrong ial day with the crowded condition is the only time when it is noticable is the width of the roads but nothing can be done about this situation now. Like many communities, no one had the vision of the future to behold the amount of traffic which would ultimately be on these roads, and we should be very grateful that each driver was careful and cautious and that as far as we know, no fenders were even bent on the holiday. Our congratulations again to those who care for our cemeteries . . and for the farsightedness which has gone into beautification over the years past! reg iff I. Survivors are his widow, three sons and two daughters. Also surviving are his brother, Harry Black of Nephi, and a sister, Leona Burgess of Denver, Colorado. Burial at the Vine Bluff cemetery was directed by Anderson Funeral Home, and military rites were by Nephi Barracks of the Veterans of World War I. patient "Who, me? ' r f 1 ,y I i i u .1 j. Horace Ostler, Master Degree in Education degree. Mr. Ostler resides at West Jordan, Utah. Utah State University Von Andreasen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Andreasen, B.S. degree in Business Rona Jean Shepherd, Administration; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Shepherd, Levan, B.S. degree in Elementary Education; Joann Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Chapman; Sarah Ann Starr Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Starr, both in elementary education; James Dennis Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jensen, game management, and Grant J. Pay, son of Mr. William Pay, animal science. f in m t 1971 BLM 10c Volume 62, Number 22 Calls Meeting at Delta Funeral Held for On Land Area Classification The Bureau of Land Management will hold a public meeting In Delta on Wednesday, June 9, on is plans for the House Range Planning Unit which is now classified for multiple use. Public particlpaton is being Invited to assist In defining the best uses to be made of these pubic lands. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the Delta High School. Warren Brough, Fillmore District Manager for the Bureau of Land Management, said the House Range Unit consists of 1,572,009 acres of public land in western Millard and Juab Counties. Millard Sounty, Juab County, southern Utah and the nationn eeds the forage, wildlife, recreation, soils, water and natural beauty of this land Mr. Brough stated. Under the law creating the multiple use classification, lands so listed may be used for livestock, grazing, fish and wildlife habitat, industrial development, mining, occupancy, outdoor recreation, timber, watershed protection, wilderness preservation and the preservation of public values. Voguetfes Enjoy Evening of Music af Jarrett Residence The voguettes met at tne nome of Mrs. Vona Jarrett on May 27. The topic for the evening was on music, and Mrs. Marilyn May introduced her guests, Mrs. Margene Ostler and Mrs. Jeannie Wilkey. The evening was a program of songs of the past. We were advised to Cherish your memories. God gave us memories to take out and look out on a summer evening. The program was as follows: Summer Time, a poem; When the Circus Comes to Town; The Voice in the Old Village Choir, a poem; Grandmas Kitchen; Alice Blue Gown; In My Merry Oldsmobile; Tip Toe Through the Tulips; When You were Sweet Sixteen; Dear Little Boy of Mine; and a poem, When I Grow to Old to Dream. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co - hostess, Mrs. Jarrett and Mrs. May, to Mrs. Donna Callaway, Mrs. Paula Green, Mrs. Karen Kay, Mrs. Ora Jane Steele, Mrs. Sandra Wilkey, Mrs. Gayle Lynn, Mrs. Jolene Christensen, Mrs. Christy Steele, Mrs. Shirley Frampton and Mrs. Kathleen Broadhead. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cazier received word recently of the birth of their 20th great grandchild, bom May 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ewell of Colorado Springs, Coloy rado. Mr. Ewell is home on a leave from Vietnam. 30-da- LaMar Greenhalgh, Accident Victim Funeral services were conducted at Green River Tuesday for Franklin LaMar Greenhalgh, 33, whose body was recovered late last week from the Colorado River. Mr. Greenhalgh and two companions lost their lives in a boating accident on the river on November 15. 1970. Graveside services were also conducted at the Vine Bluff cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Greenhalgh was bom at Nephi October 16, 1937, a son of Franklin P. and Sadie Howard Greenhalgh. He married Loessa Shepherd, and they later were divorced. He married Violet Ruth Anderson Woolsey March 27, 1965. Survivors are his widow of Green River, Utah; children: Carrie and Lee Greenhalgh, Green River; Timothy, Lisa, Anna Lee, Cindy and Clint Greenhalgh of ElCajon, California; step children: Timothy Don and Debra Ann Woolsey of Green River; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P. Greenhalgh of Nephi; and three sisters: Mrs. Roy (Glenna) Holt of Laramie, Wyoming; Mrs. Neil (Marilyn) Garrett and Mrs. Gary (Marjory) Stephenson, both of Nephi. Mr. Greenhalgh was a graduate of Juab High School, and had worked as a mechanic for the past seven years at Green River, and prior to that time had worked in other locations. Positive identification was made by a friend, Ted Wilson, and a sister, Marilyn Garrett by means of a leather belt engraved with his name and given to him by his sister, 'Glenna, and also by a hunting knife found on the body. The body was found 52 miles below the point where the boat capsized in November. Stake Banquet Saturday Ward and Stake YWMIA officers have tickets available for the Stake Mothers and Daughters banquet to be held on Saturday, June 5 at 7 p.m. at the Juab Stake House. Mothers and daughters - of all ages are invited and urged to attend. Mrs. Leo Christensen, president of the Stake YWMIA stated that the banquet will be an outstanding affair, and that the per plate cost will be $1.00. 1 mi Terry Lee Christensen Engineering Degree Susan Garrett Winter Nurse Degree Rona Jean Shepherd Bachelors Degree Ronnie Craig Bryan Bachelors Degree Dale Gardner Bailey Bachelors Degree Kent L. Jarrett Bachelors Degree Stephen K. Nyman Bachelors Degree Gordon G. Nebeker Bachelors Degree Sheryl Sperry Associate Degree Clyde Jay Gowers Bachelors Degree Von Andreasen Bachelors Degree Dale Bird Bachelors Degree Jerry Lynn Carter Bachelors Degree Hi tit 114 , 4i '.r1 41" ;1 it t Mr z , I As a public service project. Scouts ol the Nephi Second Ward recently mowed the grass in the northwest corner of the Nephi City cemetery, and placed small crosses as markers on the 20 or so graves In this area. Graves located hers are of transdent Individuals whose identity is either un? known, or whose relatives were not located at time of the individuals death. The small markers, in rows, attracted considerable attention during the recent Memorial day. Joann Chapman Bachelors Degree Lois Bailey Associate Degree |
