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Show r Universal Microfilming Corp B ox 2608 i Salt .1 ; Lako 8010 Utah City, i ! s$10c Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, May Juab Tennis Team DALE JACKSON, president of i 0 i ! School rodeo being held this week end at the Ute Stampede arena at the Juab County Fairgrounds. Approximately 200 are signed to participate. the Juab Rodeo Club, left and Justin Winn, reporter display placard ad vertising the second annual High With more than 200 young people from high schools throughout the state signed up the second annual Juab High School rodeo is scheduled to be one of the largest ever held in this area of the stake. The sign-u- p list is so great '! ! I 1 s i for Meo that an extra rodeo will be conducted in order to provide participation. Dale Jackson, president of the Juab Rodeo Club, stated Tuesday that with the flood of entries, the extra participation rodeo will be Saturday at 12 noon. Regular performances have been scheduled for Friday evening and Saturday evening starting at 7 p.m. We appreciate the support we have received from members of the Ute Stampede committee, and the business men and women of Nephi Dale stated. Now, we invite the support of everyone in attendance at the rodeo, so it will be a great success. Several members of the Juab Rodeo club attended and particiapted in the rodeo at Delta earlier this month, with Chris Yates placing third in the goat tying, and David Worwood and Jerry Kendall placing second in the teom ropOthers participating were Dale ing. Jackson, Scott Tolley Anna Marie Motes, DeEtte Yates,. Donald Reid to Receive Master Degree at Y Rites M I Elder Craig Worthington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthington who returned home recently after commission for the pleting a two-yeChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Elder Worthington served in Idaho and Monana. He will give a report of his mission at the Nephl Second Ward sacrament meeting on Sunday, May 21, starting at 7 p.m. at the Juab Stake House. Bishop R. Clark Greenhalgh urges all members of the ward to attend. ar Donald Reid will receive his master of science degree in physical education, with a minor in recreation, at the Brigham Young University on Friday May 26 Mr. Reid graduated from BYU with a bachelor of science degree in physical education and a minor in driver education in 1964. He was coach at South Summit High School in Kamas until 1967 when he accepted the position as basketball and baseball coach at Juab High School. Juab High School broke a long tradition as they beat Manti for the region tennis title last Thursday. Manti has won this honor for the past 16 yean and this is the fint time this title has come to Juab. Participants for the Juab team were David Wilkey, David Tolley Danny Warner, Craig Sperry, Bevan Orme and Kim Sperry. All team members worked together to bring this trophy to Juab. For winning this honor the region presented the team with a big trophy to plac in the local high school. At the awards assembly held Monday, David Wilkey, team captain, presented this trophy to the school for placement in the trophy case. This Saturday, the Juab team will participate in the state meet at Provo. Here they will be meeting the top teams from throughout the state, and should prove to be quite a battle for the Wasps. For his great job in tennis, David Wilkey has been awarded a tennis scholarship to Dixie College. David will also be on a work-stud- y program which will enable him to teach tennis to freshmen students at the college. Marriage licenses issued by the Juab County Clerk during the past week include: May 10, to Charles Lee Sperry, and LuDean Woodward Talbot, both of Nephi; May 15, to Ralph Glen Wilson, Nephi and Ramona Naomi Bendixen Hoyt, Levan; on May 11 to Alvin F. Stang, Lynndyl and Gertrude Merservy Holmes, Provo. Mona Area News Seeking his third term in the Utah Senate, Dr. G. Stanford Rees has filed as a Republican candidate for the four year term as senator from District 29, which includes Juab, Millard, Sanpete, Sevier, Wayne and Piute cvounties. Dr. Rees, a resident of Gunnison, served one term as Senator from Sanpete county, then following reapportionment in 1966 was elected to serve Millard, Sanpete adn Eeaver counties for four years. Bom at Scipio, Dr. Rees attended elementary and high schools at Nephi, and graduated from the University of Utah. He received his Doctors degree from the University of Pennsylvania and has practiced in Gunnison since 1932. Cary G. Peterson, East Juab County farmer and formerly music director of Juab High School, filed for the Republican nomination as State Representative from District 71, embracing Juab and Millard Counties and the southern portion of Utah County. Mr. Peterson, husband of the former Renee Painter, is past president of the Kiwanis Club of Nephi, and has been an officer in the Livestock Association. He was Sunday sustained as a member of the Juab Stake High Council. He has served many years as a member of the Sunday School Stake Board and has served in other positions. Mr. Peterson was defeated for the position of State Representative from area two yean ago. the Juab-Millard Mrs. Rex Jackson and son DelRay and Martin of St. George were visitors for two days last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Orgill. Other guests at the Orgill home during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson and son Rodger of Hunter. Dinner guests on Mothers day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alger E. Sutherland were the following members of their family: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wall of Tabiona; Mrs. Tom Sutherland and four children of Santaquin; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sutherland and four sons of Mona. The occasion also was in honor of Ann Sutherland on her birthday anniversary. She is daughter of Mrs. Tom Sutherland. Other guests at the Sutherland home Saturday and Sunday were Mr. Sutherlands brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ramsey of Whittier, California. Mr. and Mrs. LaMonte J. Dansie had as their visitors on Tuesday of this week, her parents and sister Mr. and Mrs. Owen Peery and Mrs. Madge Hamilton of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fowkes and family of Midvale spent Mothers day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers. Mothers day guests at the Mrs, Warren Newton were Mr. Vaughn Summers of Salt Lake and Mrs. Gerald Newton and Mrs. Harlo Newton of Mona. home of and Mrs. City, Mr. Mr. and FFA A. American Leglan Auxiliary Names Mrs. Mickelson Head Al-li- Eth-ely- Two Named to USU Honor Roll Two students from Nephi were on the winter quarter honor roll at Utah State University, according to word this week from Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, vice president for student affairs. Named to the honor list were Ronald Jay Dailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dailey, and Brenda Boswell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Boswell. Primary Clinic Scheduled The Primary Childrens Hospital will hold a mobile clinic at the ML Pleasant LDS Hospital at 9:30 a.m. on June 30 Dr. T. E. Bauman will be present. Anyone desiring applications for appointments may contact Mrs. Marjorie Greenhalgh. Nephi Area News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Jarrett and daughter Ann, and Mrs. Jarretts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paxton of Salt Lake City, and The Agriculture Mechanics team from Nebo chapter, Future Farmers of America, won first place in the state F.F-mechanics contest held at Utah State University In Logan last Friday. The contest was a different type from the contest held in past years, and the winners will attend the first national contest to be held in connection with the National F.F.A. convention in Kansas City, Missouri next October. This is the sixth year in succession that the teams from the local chapter has won the contest, and nine of the past ten years. This is the best record any school in the state has ever had in any FFA contest Members of the winnnig team are Dale Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Jackson; John Orme son of Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Orme, and Terry Haney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haney. Dale also received the second place individual award. Dr. Von H. Jarrett formerly of Nephi, and professor of agriculture education, Utah State University, was in charge of the contest The crops and land team placed third in the state contest the largest held since the contest was started. Third is the highest a local team has placed. Team members are Tracy Olsen, Mike Baxter and Mark Williams. Alternates were Chris Neilsen, Gordon Young and Raymond Young. The livestock judging team placed sixth in that competition. Team members are LaMonte Dansie, Kerry Kates and Brent Dailey. The teams in all contests were rated gold, blue and red. The above teams all received the gold, or first, award. The dairy cattle team composed of LaMonte Dansie, Kerry Yates and Mike Baxter received the blue or second award. ML The Scotchman and The Times-New- s editor join in expressing thanks to the students who participated, and to Leonard Trauntvein, instructor of the department at Juab High School. Mrs. Thalia Mickelson was elected and installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Norma Jenkins on May 10. She will succeed Mrs. Betty Anderson in the position. Mrs. Anderson presided and conducted the meeting. Invocation was given by Mrs. Viola Ockey. Mrs. Marie Butler led the pledge of allegiance to the flag. In addition to Mrs. Mickelson, other officers installed were Mrs. Coquella McPherson, first vice president; Mrs. Marie Butler, second vice president; Mrs. Myrtle Davis, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. n Sperry sergeant at arms; Mrs. Bailey, chaplain; Mrs. Viola Ockey, historian and Mrs. Nelda Haney, reporter. The evenig was spent working on poppy wreaths. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jenkins to Mrs. Betty Anderson, Mrs. Marie Butler, Mrs. Nelda Haney, Mrs. Elnora Foote, Mrs. Coquella McPherson, Mrs. Viola Ockey, Mrs. Margaret White, Mrs. Thalia Mickelson. Worwood, Vaiorie Gee, Brent Dailey, Russell Birchfield, Jackie L. Garrett, Terry Haney, Dale Jackson, Emma Spencer, Gary Smith, Janet Sperry, Betty Tolley, Colleen Vickers, Brandun Warren, Fae Williams; Rex Bailey, Ricky Beard, Jane Davis, Aleath Elder, Carla Memmott, JoDene Menlove, Deborah Winn, Rhonda Lee Lynn Chris Neilsen, LuAnn Stanley, Kerry Yates, Nannette Aagard, Luis Ballow, Mollie Gardner, Kathy Kendall, Adele Mangelson, Rodney Shepherd, Sharon Stanworth, Terri Shepherd, Lorraine Stephensen, Ann Wankier. Four-yea- r graduates: Ellen Belliston, Mike Carter, Dan P. Fausett Bruce Hall, James Kendall, Carol Ludlow, LynNae Otteson, Janet Elizabeth Pace, Becky E. Park, SuzAnne Shaw, Laurel Taylor, Karen Greenhalgh, Janet Hill, Jill Memmott, Lynn C. Stephensen, Patricia Tidwell Von Bowles, John T. Orme, David Spencer, Craig Sperry, David W. Wilkey; Colleen Bird, John Bracken, Janice Fackrell, Peggy Ann Jackson, Cathleen Lewellyn DeAnne Worwood, Mary Ellen Worwood, Mark R. Williams, Scott Christensen, LaMonte J. Dansie, Mary Lou Ewell, Wayne H. Fowkes, Lesa Ellen Newton, Paula Newell, Connie Newton, Nancy Neilsen. Team Wins State s. ; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ellertson of Cedar City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Ellertson. Peterson, Rees File for State Positions Several weeks ago, a Nephi gentleman who preferred to be known only as The Scotchman offered a $25.00 prize to the student of Juab High School who best told of his appreciation of an activity which took place in the Juab County Court room wherein the workings of the Court and of law were taught The Scotchman proved that he was a generaous Scotchman this week when he awarded three extra prizes, bringing to $40.00 his appreciation gift David Paxman, son of President and Mrs. Vaughn J. Paxman, was awarded first prize of $25.00 for his essay on the activity, and additional prizes of $5.00 each went to Shirleen Kendall, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Kendall; JoDene Menlove daughter of Superintendent and Mrs. Ralph W. Menlove; and to Kerry Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Yates of Mona. Davids winning essay will be carried in next weeks edition of The Times-New- Mrs. Kitty Beard has accepted the position as Treasurer of the Juab County Hospital Board and will represent Levan on the board. ael Strain and son Brian of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Moon of Venial. Cary G. Peterson Awarded to Four Fathers and sons of Aaronic Priesthood age and under, are reminded of the Juab Stake Fathers and Sons outing being conducted Friday evening and Saturday at Lehmans Caxe near the Utah-Nevaborder. Stake Aaronic Priesthool committee members remind all that they should be at the Cave area and have their evening meal completed so that they may attend a program at 8:15. Breakfast will be served by the Stake on Saturday morning, to be followed by tours of the cave area throughout the morning. Licenses student talks by David Wilkey and Janet Hill will be based on the theme Testimony of the Youth." A piano solo by Ann Wankier will be followed by four additional talks, by Mary Ellen Worwood, Stephen Greenhalgh, Paula Newell and Daryl Gibson. Jyll Memmott will give a vocal solo, and the guest speaker will be intrduced by Joseph G. Christensen, instructor at the Seminary. Leland E. Anderson, former Superintendent of Juab School District and until his recent retirement, a supervisor in the Seminary system, will be the guest speaker. Presentation of diplomas to three-yeand four-yea- r graduates will be by President Paxman, and the closing prayer will be given by Kerry Yates. Prospective graduates as listed by the Seminary officials include: Three year graduates: Layne Bowles, Steven Hall, Steven B. Howarth, Rodney Higginson, Randy Ingram, Karen Jensen, Brad Morgan, Raymond C. Nielsen, Craig Park, Marjorie Rollins, Danny Sperry, Kimala Steiner, Roger Higginson, Kim Andreasen, Julie Bean, Becky Greenhalgh, Daryl R. Gibson Stephen Greenhalgh, Glade L. Jarrett, Shirlene Kendall; Tracy Olsen, David C. Paxman, David L. Tolley, Scott Worthington, Tony ar Visit Lehman Cave Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Yates were their sons in law and daughters: Mr. and Mrs. Mich- Dr. G. Stanford Rees Cash Prizes Are Fathers, Sons to Marriage Volume 63, Number 20 Graduation exercises for the Juab Stake Seminary will be conducted Sunday, May 21, starting at 2 p.m. at the Juab Stake House. President Vaughn J. Paxman of the Juab Stake Presidency and Principal of the Seminary, will preside at the commencement exercises. Following prelude music by David and Emma Spencer, invocation will be given The welcome will by Tony Worwood. be given by President Paxman, and Win Region Crown i 1972 Seminary Graduation Sunday Defeats Manti to i; 18, nw iiHinn!hrii iiijiiBiiiniTTiiiiriir . jj Jay Dailey, advisor and Terry Haney show plaque awarded FFA team. Other team members were not available. High Councilmen, Ass't Clerk Named Four new members of the Juab Stake High Council were sustained at the Stake Conferense held last week end, completing this group. Other members were sustained at the conference in February. Named to the body were Cary G. Peterson, Elwood R Hall, R. Delos Andrews and J. Lynn Brough. Sustained as Assistant Stake Clerk was Vance P. Gibson. Juab Hospital Patient List Patients at the Juab County Hospital 10 a.m. Wednesday included the following: Delia Anderson, Nephi Nicole Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Butler, Santaquin. John Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper, Nephi Norma Garrett , Nephi Leslie Boyd Hammond, Mt. Pleasant Della Hudson Santaquin Elizabeth Laney, Sandy Vetus Larson, Colonial Manor, Nephi Mary Latimer, Nephi Helen D. Morgan, Sunset Viola W. Ockey, Nephi Horace P. Ostler, Nephi Edison Painter Colonial Manor, Nephi Edith Park, Nephi Sada Rasmussen, Fountain Green Hazel Russell, Nephi Lynn Stephensen, Nephi Meril Stephensen, Levan Jay Vickers Nephi Elda Williams, Nephi as of Mrs. Melva Openshaw of Provo visited in Nephi on Saturday. Weather Report . . Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ronald Jarrett were Mr. and Mrs. William Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Martell (Elda) of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jarrett and two sons of Mona; Mr. and Mrs. Dee Jarrett and daughter Phyllis; Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Jarrett and son Gerald, and two grandchildren; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarrett and family of Nephi. Dinner guests on Mothers day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman were Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Rose and children Kristine and Shannon of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nyman and son Michael of Springville! Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berg and son Paul of Heber City NEPHI STATION Date High 63 May 11 64 May 12 67 May 13 70 May 14 78 May 15 85 May 16 86 M?y 17 Low 33 34 37 38 45 Prec. 51 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 53 .00 Low 35 30 32 33 Prec. LEVAN STATION Date May May May May High 10 11 12 13 May 14 May 15 May 16 62 64 67 70 ' 77 35 83 39 43 85 .14 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Mayor Sherwood Urges Poppy Day Support Saturday On Saturday, May 20, each of us will be asked to wear a red memorial poppy stated Elden C. Sherwood, Mayor of Nephi, in proclaiming Saturday as Poppy Day in Nephi. Mayor Sherwood continued: By accepting and wearing a poppy we aid the living victims of the past wars, while also honoring our war dead Members of the American Legion Auxiliary, with volunteers, will bedis tributing the poppies throughou the community on Poppy Day. Money contributed in exchange for the poppies aid disabled veterans and familes, and the families of deceased servicemen. Understanding the character and purpose of Poppy Day I am sure thae each uf us will consider it a privilege to wear a Poppy on Saturday Mayor Sherwood concluded. Son of Nephi lady Honored For Rupert Accomplishments Charles (Chuck) Sidwell, son of Mrs. Isabel Carter erf Nephi, and manager of the J. C. Penney Company store at Rupert, Idaho received a $150.00 check presented to him in recognition of his stores accomplishments. The Rupert store won the Presidents cup award for meeting the companys sales goal, profit achievemenL The Ruplan and over-a- ll pert store had the highest percentage points over 20 stores in the district, including stores in Idaho Wyoming and Utah. |
