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Show V Universal Microfilming Corp. ox 2608 Silt L"ke City, Utah B 84U0 Neplu, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, May 30, 1974 Special fast day set for Sunday, June 2 0-- Mike Stephensen, president and Pamla Jackson, secretary of the Juab High School Rodeo club display placard inviting ail to the Friday and Saturday evening rodeo performances at the Ute Stampede arena at the fairgrounds. participants to be here for weekend rodeo 100 and Approximately 100 young are expected in Nephi Friday and Saturday to compete in the Fourth Annual JHS Rodeo Club rodeo at the Fairgrounds arena, according to Mike Stephensen, president of the local club. The rodeo will be held at the Ute Stampede arena at the Juab County Fairgrounds. The queen contest will be held Friday at 3 p.m., to select the queen to reign over the two day event. Young men and women from the local school already have been participating in other rodeos around the state. Bronco riding, barrell racing, goat tieing, steer riding and other events will keep spectators entertained as the young people vie for prizes. The rodeo each evening will begin at 7:30 p.m. cow-boy- s cow-girl- s Mrs. Ramon (Betty) VVilkey, former resident of Nephi, who received her Masters of degree in education from the University Nevada at Las Vegas recently. Mrs. Wilkey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. area to open Effective Monday, June 3, the Nephi City garbage grounds near the Vine Bluff cemetery will be closed. Residents of the area will, also effective that date, use the new sanitary land fill garbage disposal area on the west bench. The new area is reached via the meadow lane going west from highway 91 or from the airport road. Signs will be posted to direct residents to the area. I $?&& so many shopping days until Christmas! Almost that speedily, the days, weeks and month seem to go by. The big question is, what are you going to do with your summer days ahead? Most will work all but a couple of weeks known as vacation, and then hustle madly about getting the car in shape, getting new tires to make sure there will be no tire emergencies on the trip, packing in the kids and heading for some near or distant place to relax and play. Many will be taking off for Expo 70 at Spokane some Nephi residents already have seen the sights at the big fair. And again, many folks will spend their summer leisure hours in the canyon beside a modern trailer house or camper-relax- ing in the cooler temperatures of the mountains, the only exertion permitted being to bait the hook and drop the line into the fishing stream and to eat and sleep. We suggest only one thing make the best of the months of summer ahead, and do it regardless of your plans safely. Glamour is what makes a man ask for your telephone number, and a woman to ask for the name of your dressmaker. Lilly Dache reg While East Juab County had a great deal more accidental deaths during the past weekend than we can stand, we are very fortunate that no drownings have occured. Irrigation ditches have an intriguing attraction to little tots, and the water level is so great during the springtime, that a little child hasnt much of a chance once theyre in the water. This is particularly true of the canyon stream picnic areas are near to rushing water. We do hope that parents will take a little precaution to keep their children safe from drowning. reg Mrs. REG says: Being a woman is a terribly difficult task since it consists primarily in dealing with men. Several members of the Nephi Lions state convention to be 5 held June at Heber City, it was announced at the regular meeting held Thursday at Mickelsons Cafe. President Gary Taylor presided at the meeting and the program was directed by Jay C. Mickelson, chairman of the Sight Conservation committee. Entertainment for the meeting was provided by Lori Mickelson, Dale Anderson, David Bean, Gerald Nebeker, Randy Morgan and Bevan Orme of the Juab High 13-1- THE SMASHED CAR that carried two Nephi young men to their death Saturday Two young Nephifes die in canyon accident Saturday Howard, chairman of the Ute Stampede program booklet committee, made assignments to club members. J.r ' Ladies chorus to present concert I JSi- 6 - , v - An outstanding ladies chorus will pre- sent a benefit program Saturday evening Ward chapel, at the Nephi Fourth-Fift- h under sponsorship of the Fourth Ward MIA organizations. Ladies Allegro chorus will The assist the ward in raising funds to sponsor a foreign missionary in Switzerland, according to R. Roscoe Garrett of the MIA organization. is the name Canyon Hills Park selected for the new Nephi City Golf Course. Winner of the first prize is Mario Stephensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stephensen of Nephi. Second prize, with the name Cedar Ridge, was Florence Parkin, and third prize, with the name Stone Meadow, was Ron A. Olsen. Toni Olsen explained that from the more than 300 entries in the contest, a secretary typed the list separate and apart from the entry blanks. The list was then submitted to Ned Worthington, Richard Anderson and Toni Olsen, who each selected three preferred. From the nine suggested names, the City Council and County Commissioners then voted on the three winners. Three entries were submitted for Cedar Ridge, second place winner. Names of the entrants were placed in a box, and in the presence of the County Clerk, the winner was chosen. A temporary club house has been set up, and the first five holes are ready for play. Starting June 1, a greens fee of 50 cents will be charged. The official opening of the course has been postponed until July 1. The club house will be completed by that time, and the extra month will give the greens additional time. Officials expressed appreciation to all who entered the contest and for the d interest in the course and the opening. wide-sprea- Mark Edward Jarrett Funeral services held for two Nephi youths Funeral services were conducted WedWard nesday at the Nephi Fourth-Fift- h chapel for Glen Richard Pay, 19, who was killed in an automobile accident Saturday morning. Bishop Byron Wilkey conducted the services. He was born December 12, 1955 at Nephi, son of William F. and Fay Collard Pay. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, and had been employed at NRP Inc., Nephi. Survivors are his parents, Nephi; five brothers and four sisters: James and Bill Pay, Mona; Jeffrey, Lyndia and Karen, Nephi; Sandra, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Karl (NaDeen) Chappell, Henderson, Nevada; Grant, Manilla; Mrs. Ned (Ellen) Anderson, Pocatello, Idaho; and Elder Larry Pay, an LDS Missionary in Washington. Also surviving are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Collard of Heber City. Burial at the Vine Bluff cemetery was directed by Anderson Funeral Home. Kiwanis to sponsor Circus here June 20 Services were conducted Tuesday at the Ward chapel for Mark Nephi Third-Sixt- h Edward Jarrett, 17, who died Saturday morning at the Juab County Hospital of injuries suffered a short time previously in an automobile accident in Salt Creek Canyon. Bishop Ned Worthington conducted the services. Born May 12, 1957, he was the son of Earl S. and Beth Rosenlof Jarrett. He was a student at Juab High School where he was an active member of the Future Farmers of America and of the JHS Rodeo Club. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y Survivors are ms parents, Nephi; five brothers and two sisters: Rodger Jarrett, Salt Lake City; Paul, Don, Reid, Wayne and Karen Jarrett, and Mrs. Arvile (Bonnie) White, all of Nephi. Also surviving are grandparents; Mrs. Delta J. Hedberg of Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rosenlof of Mt. Pleasant. interment at the Vine Bluff cemetery Funeral Home was directed by Anderson Final arrangements have been made between King Brothers Circus and the Kiwanis Club of Nephi to bring the three-rintraditional type American Circus to Nephi on Thursday, June 20. of Nephi. John Parkin has been appointed circus chairman for the club. He has announced that Kiwanians will be selling tickets within the coming days, and that proceeds from the event will be used in assisting to purchase school band uniforms, assisting delegates to Boys State, and other civic and charitable purposes. harm in car rollover Hospital list Patients at the Juab County Hospital as of Tuesday afternoon included: third place winner. Mrs. Florence Parkin, second place winner of a golf bag cart, was not available at the time the photograph was taken. mms, i Glen Richard Pay g y 167-19.1- morning. The imprint of the tree can be seen near the drivers side front door. TNP Boyd Thursday-Friday-Saturda- Finlev Peter Dunne. 'h Club will attend the Somewhere theres a newspaper published that never had a goof but surely we dont know where it is. As long as there are human beings, there will be goofs from time to time in newspapers and last week was a prize one for us. Didnt you notice? Well, well admit with sincere apologies our errors. First, we turned the shows around in the Venice Theatre advertisement so the show was playWe regret ing the error, but once things are in print and through the mail it's too late to change them. This week we've done a little more checking on our advertisement copy, and we do hope theyre right! And secondly, a couple of business folks were a little unhappy with us because we didn't get to them on the congratulations to graduates" page advertisement. Well do better next time around when we have something of this nature. reg Mario S4rpheut.ru displav Ihe golf bag and vrt of club representing first prize in the name selection contest. Ron Olsen, right, shows the golf bag which he won as i h VI ' attendance We goofed! ... . jr ! Lions plan convention reg A woman is as Its the viewpoint old as she looks to the man that likes to look at her. v A r, A .. MmHt Canyon Hills is Golf Course name Within a few hours it will be June! And then in a few days, July! And soon school will be starting again and it will be 4 V Kast day, Sunday June 2, has been designated by the Nephi Stake Presidency as a special day of fasting and prayer for moisture, according to President Golden R. Mangelson. All members of the stake are invited and urged to join in this special day. President Mangelson said, by abstaining from food and drink for a period of 24 hours and by attending meetings where special prayers will be offered. Members of the stake are asked to make supplication in their private and family prayers. President Mangelson said. School. Trash grounds to close; new Sr t. l ' r. Volume 65, Number 22 Blaine Belliston, Nephi Earl Belliston, Nephi Lydia Bowers, Nephi Glenna Christensen, Moroni Delta Hedberg, Nephi Lapreal Larsen, Fairview Geneva Madsen, Fountain Green Della Ostler, Nephi Hazel Russell. Nephi Janet Smith, Nephi Girls escape Five Nephi young ladies were uninjuried Friday Evening when the car in which they were riding rolled over near the Pole Canyon road in Salt Creek Canyon. Driver of the car was Christie Lea Brooks, 16. Passengers were Mary Ann McPherson, 15, Karen Pay, 16, JoLynn Standworth, 16 and Kelly Kendall, 15. Miss Me Pherson had slight back inir- - es, and following treatment at the Jvaj County Hospital was released. Norman Anderson, investigating officer, stated that the car, owned by Russell Mangelson of Levan, was passing a trailer when the driver lost control and the car rolled over on the left side of the road. Damage to the car was estimated in excess of $1,500.00, Mr. Anderson stated. Two Nephi young men were killed and a third injured in an early Saturday morning automobile accident near Bear Canyon in Salt Creek Canyon. Killed were Mark Edward Jarrett, 17 and Glen Richard Pay, 19. Parents of the young men were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jarrett and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pay, respectively. Injured was Jack Michael Carter, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Carter. Paul Mangelson of the Utah Highway Patrol, investigating officer, said that the car driven by Pay was traveling up the canyon, and at an excessive speed, left the road and slammed into a large cottonwood tree with the left-froof the car. Mr. Mangelson said that although injured, Carter walked down the canyon to the camp grounds at Ponderosa, woke a camper and was taken to the KOA Ranch Camp at the forks where he called for assistance. It is estimated that the accident occurred at about 3:30 a.m., and Mr. Mangelson was notified at about 4:30. Carter was taken to the Juab County Hospital, and has since been released. The two deaths on Saturday morning, and the death of a Fountain Green Man on traffic Sunday brought the County-area- s toll for 1974 to four. One man was Killed near Champlain Point on Highway 0 previously. Truck, cycle crash; Ft. Greener dies Merlin V. Christensen, 44, Fountain Green, became Juab Countys third traffic fatality of the Memorial Day weekend Sunday afternoon when he was crushed beneath the wheels of a heavily-loadetruck just north of Levan on Highway d 91. According to Patrolman Norman Anderson, who with Patrolman Paul Mangelson investigated., the accident. Chris-ftensen was riding afL motorcycle south- bound when the acci dent happened. He had been riding on the extreme right i J j V?"' shoulder of the road Mer in as a truck-trailunit passed him. Witness- - Christensen es indicated that he apparently went off the hard surface, onto the dirt, and then lost control of the cycle. Mr. Anderson stated that Christensen was thrown under the driver wheels of the tractor, and then also run over by the trailer wheels. The cycle was damaged only slightly. Driver of the Cache Valley Dairy Assoc-atio- n truck was Haroid Alex Pond, 51. Mr. Christensen was born November 5 1929 at Moroni, a son of Vinicent A. anc Inez Hardy Christensen. He marriet Doras Rasmussen September 16, 1949 at Fountain Green. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, he had been a committeeman for the annual Fountain Green Lamb Day. He was employed at NRP Inc., Nephi. Survivors are his widow, a son and two daughters: David, Mrs. Glen (Betty) Nicholls, all of Fountain Green and Mrs. Lynn (Carol) Robertson, Moroni; five grandchildren; his parents Moroni. Also surviving are a brother and two sisters: and Mrs. Merlin Ruel Christensen, (Joyce) Nielsen, both of Moroni and Mrs. John (Card) Price, Portland. Funeral services will be held Thursday at The Fountain Green Ward chapel. Burial at Moroni cemetary will be directed by Anderson Funeral Home, Nephi. v' er " |
