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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. ox 26C8 B 5-- f d m - 1 It L'kr City, Utih 34110 -- 5 X Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648. Thursday, May 16, 1974 Volume 65. Number 20 i invitedVAp' - 7 outing Friday Beverly Hall - The annual Fathers and Sons outing sponsored by Nephi Stake will be held at the Stakes recreational area Friday evening and Saturday, according to Dr. Nelson L. Jones of the Stake Aaronic Priesthood Committee. Dr. Jones stated that the area is reached via the Broadhead lane to Cedar Point, and thence Easterly to the area which is just under the Red Cliffs. Those attending should bring their own firewood, and provide their own suppers for Friday evening. At 8 p.m., the Stake will sponsor a program with Elder Dale T. Tingey, regional representative of the Quorum of the Twelve, as the special speaker. Breakfast Saturday morning, furnished by the Stake, will be followed by games and recreation, with the outing closing time as noon Saturday. Here's who'll be running this year!! Primary election contests appear likely for two positions on the Democratparty for county offices, and three other nominees are unopposed for election, following the official filing deadline Friday, May 10 at 5 p.m., according to Earl Warner, Juab County Clerk. Those unopposed for election are Thomas Earl Fowkes, Mona Republican nominee for County Assessor; and Milton T. Harmon, Nephi, Democrat, nominee for County Attorney. Winner of the Primary election race for the for the Sheriff nomination on the Democratic party: A. Duane Sperry or Robert Lynn Painter, will be unopposed in the November election, as no filing was made on the Republican side of the ballot. Primary election races face Elden C. Sherwood and Clinn A. Morgan, both of whom are seeking the four-yea- r Democratic nomination for commissioner. In the event that a candidate can obtain 70 percent of the delegate votes at the county convention, he can win the nomination. This could affect the commissioner race and the sheriff race for the Democratic ic nominations. Heres the complete list of filings, according to County Clerk Warner: For commissioner : Elden C. Sherwood and Clinn A. Morgan, DemoR. Roscoe commissioner: Richard May, Garrett, Republican. cratic; Democrat, and Herman A. Young, Republican. For County Clerk: Earl Warner, incumbent, Democrat and Pearl Wilson, Republican. For County Treasurer: Mavis Hansen, Democrat and Erma I. Goble, incumbent, Republican. For County Recorder: Betty Jean Carter, Democrat, and Lucille G. Carter, incumbent, Republican. For County Assessor, Thomas Earl Fowkes, Republican, unoppossed. For Sheriff: A. Duane Sperry, incumbent, and Robert Lynn Painter, Democrats; no Republican candidates. For Attorney, Milton T. Harmon, incumbent, Democrat, unopposed. For Justice of the Peace, Nephi precinct: Norman Greenhalgh, incumbent. Democrat, and W. Frank Pew, Republican. Eureka Precinct: Jay Chatterton, incumbent, Democrat, unopposed. Cary G. Peterson, incumbent, Republican, Nephi; and Homer Peterson, Democrat, Delta, have filed for the nomination for State Representative for this area. ar Lions hear club official Jim Lundberg, past district governor, and past international director was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Nephi Lions Club held May 9 at Mickelson Cafe. Mr. Lundberg discussed proper functioning of Lionism. Loran Garrett was presented with a perfect attendance pin, the presentation being made by Jack Brough. It was announced at the meeting that club members would participate in a public service project at the Canyon View ball park, Sixth East and First North. The back stop is to be repaired and put in a safe condition. ar Donald Olsen directed the program. Entertainment was by Leo Adams of Scipio, who sang several country-styl- e numbers, accompanying himself on the guitar. S' Mammoth reunion set for June 9 Annual - ft- v Plans are going forward for the Mammoth reunion which is scheduled for Sunday, June 9, 1974 at the old-tim- Payson City if'V Park. Residents of Mammoth and all former residents and famlies are invited to attend the reunion celebration, which annually draws hundreds from many cities and Seven vie for Miss Nephi Weather report honors c-- f e 7 '"'f nCl states. Seven young Nephi ladies will vie for the JUAB TRACK TEAM members who will participate in the state meet Saturday are: front: Merrill Kay, Kent Park, and Mat- - LEVAN WEATHER JHS track team On USU honor list Matthew Bracken, Juab High School track team distance runner, set a new regional record in the run, and Kent Park took three first places and a Two East Juab County young men attained honor roll status at the Utah State University, according to Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, vice president for student affairs. With a grade point average of 3.5 or over were George Ray Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jackson, Nephi; and Gerald Kent Carter, son of Jerry Carter, Cedar City and Mrs. Verla Carter, Levan. places 2nd at Snow two-mil- e second place to help Juab win second in the regional track meet held on May 9 at Snow College, Ephraim. Teresa Belliston thew Bracken; back: Donavon Yates, Kelly Painter, and Randy Morgan JHS photo and Kent won first place in the dashes, and in the 180 yard low hurdles. He placed second in the long jump. Merrill Kay also added to Juabs first places by winning the javelin throw. Other JHS team winnings included: Brent Park, fifth in the high hurdles; Randy Morgan, second in discuss and fourth in shot put; Steven Newton, fifth in shot put; Vance Covington, sixth in d dash; long jump and fifth in d Matthew Bracken, fourth in run; Donavan Yates third in mile; and Jeff e run. Bean, fifth in the The medley relay team, consisting of Keith Dansie, Ryan Bender, Scott Kendall, and Vern Hermansen, placed fifth, as did the mile relay team composed of Clark Wood, Donavon Yates, Daniel Spencer, and Kelly Painter. Lowell Sampson, Merrill Kay, Brent Park and Vance Covington d relay. placed in the in the state 2A meet at Participating Snow College Saturday will be Kent Park, Kelly Painter, Merrill Kay, Randy Morgan, Matthew Bracken, and Donavon Yates. Parties set mass meets on Monday Officals of both political parties are urging attendance and participation of party members in the voting district mass meetings which will be held on Monday evening. At the mass meetings delegates will be selected for the county nominating conventions to be held later, and at the county meetings, delegates will be selected for the important state political party conventions. Republican County Chairman Janet Greenhalgh has announced that Republican mass meetings will be held as follows: Nephi First precinct: Leonard Trauntvein residence at 228 South Third East; Nephi Second precinct: City Hall, downstairs; Nephi Third Precinct, Elmo Wilson residence at 12 West First North; Nephi Fourth precinct at C. R. Lomax residence, 45 East Second North. Levan precinct meeting will be held at the City Hall, and Mona precinct meeting will be at the Mona Courthouse. Pat Greenwood, Democratic County Vice Chairwoman has announced that all four Nephi precinct mass meetings will be held at the Juab County Courthouse. All attending will meet at the court room, and the various room assignments for the precinct mass meetings will be announced at that time. In Mona, the Democrat meeting will be held at the Court House, and at Levan, the meeting also will be held at the Court House. All mass meetings are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. FFA teams rate high in state match Teams from the Mt. Nebo Chapter, F.F.A. again placed high in contests held during the past week. The mechanics placed second, the land judging team placed third and the livestock judging team placed tenth in' state competition held at the Utah State University, Logan, May 10 and 11. Members of the mechanics team were llan Prisbrey, Gordon Young, Bevan Orme and Pat Painter. Judging land was the team composed of Kent Park, Robins McPherson, Gordon Young and Bevan Orme. The livestock judging team consisted of Clark Wood, Steven Peterson, Robbins McPherson and Mark Jarrett. Robins McPherson also participated in the meat judging contest for experience. Gordon Young won first place individual award in mechanics and second place in land judging. Swim instruction to be available Summer swim instruction classes will be held again this season, with sign-u- p to be conducted June 3 and 4 between 1 and 8 p.m. at the Nephi Municipal Pool, according to M. Gark Newell, Superintendent of Juab School District. Classes will be held for life saving and scout merit badge work, also for beginners, first and second year. A swim class for women will be held in the evenings, both for instruction and for recreation. Martel Menlove has been named instructor, and he may be contacted for additional information. 100-yar- d Stock show Ted Chase. winners are listed Winners in the Kiwanis-sponsore- d Spring Livestock show included the following, according to Dwain Bracken of the club: Horses, Group Boswell; Stephenson; Group Group Mem-mot- t. Kendall. Beef Showmanship-Sah Dansie. Showmanship-KeitHog Wilson. Horse Dairy Sbowmanship-JiMcPherson. Fat Beef Judging-DaviBlackett-lst- ; Placing-Morri- s and Robins ri III-Je- Mcpherson-2nd- . VFW plans bicycle safety clinic May 25 Bicyclists in Nephi, Mona, and Levan can do their part for bicycle safety by attending a eterans of Foreign bicycle safety clinic scheduled Wars-sponsor- The derails organization will fix each bike with a strip of reflectise tape, intended to act as a safety factor to bike riders after dark. The clinics will be held in Mona. Nephi. and Levan. The Nephi clinic will be held at the old Central School building at 10 a.m. The I evan clinic will be held at the Levan 4 the Mna clinic will be held t it v H.iU ll of the clinics will liiMit sc at the gi ounds. begin at 10 a.m. H officials say "Bring your i Nephi man to tour South Africa 180-yar- d 440-yar- 880-yar- ff d for May 25. 220-ya- rd Martin (Marty) Worwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worwood of Nephi, will participate in a several weeks tour of South Africa June 24 to August 24. He will appear with the BYU Sounds of Freedom Singers. BYU The specially produced variety show group on the tour includes four student dancers and 12 singers, who South African will combine with a band for the tour. Marty completed a mission to Australia and has been participating with the BYU program bureau events since enrolling at the Provo school. JCH patient list Patients at the Juab County Hospital as of Tuesday afternoon included: Brian Andreason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kim Andreasen, Nephi Vera Hansen, Nephi Cindy Howarth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howarth of Nephi Clyde Kay, Nephi Della Ostler, Nephi Hazel Russell, Nephi Georgia Taylor, Nephi Debbie Wilson. Salt Lake City Gayle Cook, Goshen two-mil- l Jelf Anderson I Youth is winner Firebird 100 440-yar- in race Jeff Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Anderson won first place in the Novice class, 126 to 200 classification, at the fourth annual Firebird 100 motorbike race held recently in the West Desert of Juab County. Riding a Honda XL 175, Jeff made the course in approximately four hours. The course is laid out in the Jericho area of west Juab County, and marked through the desert with orange ribbons. He placed fourth in the over all novice class, classification. and first in the 100-mil- e 126-20- 0 Trap shoot aids JHS rodeo club Proceeds from a trap shoot conducted recently by the Nephi Gun Club have been contributed to the Juab High School Rodeo Club to assist in financing the club's fourth annual high school rodeo scheduled for May 31 and June 1. A check for $163 15 has been presented to the club group. Members of the club assisted at the traps during the day. The Gun Gub also is sponsoring a trap shoot May 19 at the club traps, west on the Spring Canyon road ran out of gas and glided for miles before coming down about a half THIS PLANE 12 mile from Nephi's airport. The plane was owned by Phil Stilson of Nephi. TNPhoto Pilot glides plane 12 miles crashes in view of airport Nephi pilot walked away from the crash of his single engine plane Friday afternoon after the plane landed of the Nephi on a farm within a half-mil- e airport, and then flipped over. Phil StiLson, Nephi real estate agent, stated that the plane was out of gas as he passed over Levan, but because of his altitude he was able to glide approximate A out-of-g- ly 12 miles to the airport area. The pla lost altitude and barely missed util lines, and then dropped into the plow land on the Sudweeks farm adjacent to I airport road. Stilson suffered a broken nose and min cuts. The plane was totaled with a la estimated at $5,000, Stilson stated. Sher A. Duane Sperry investigated the crasl |
