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Show '110 - & V Years...' comprised of teams from Central Utah cities. Monday was known as Park Day for the young children with supervised play being undertaken for the Primary age children at the Pioneer Mem- City improvements Editors note: This is another in a series of articles on the members (Ibid, March 12, 1936). A ski hill was built in i : . Ml Council are, back row, left to right, Todd Day, Bart Wankier, Lynn Worwood, Clara Munk - Recreation When the Nephi row, left to right, are Kim Chase, Brenda Madsen, Denise High School was built in 1922, a swimming pool was included Wankier and Merilyn Dailey. in the plans. This became one of the few high schools in the state of Utah with a pool. This was not used only during the winter months but was a community pool in the summer. clubs. Along with swimming and County members also received dancing, baseball was the only training for the offices of the sport that much of the comvarious clubs. munity participated in. Of Merilyn Dailey was elected course, there were occasional reporter, Denise Wankier rabbit hunts sponsored by was elected song leader, Lyn some of the clubs and some huntWorwood was named chief of men even did police, Brenda Madsen was ing to rid the range of mounelected to the program com- tain lions. The Times-New- s of mittee, Bart Wankier was elect- February 7, 1929 had the foled to the arts and crafts com- lowing article: mittee, Val Jones was elected Sunday, Roy Nielson, Walt to the recreation and special Anderson, Edgar Park and activities committee and Kim Floran Ingram brought in a kitChase was elected to the beau- ten which measured five feet, Clara four inches from tification committee. tip to tip and secre- Tuesday Munk was named they brought in another kitten of the same size. tary. They used the dogs to capture these animals. . . The lions were captured in the area between Salt Creek Canyon and Gardners Canyon. Most of the recreation was by individuals and small The Canyon Hills Golf Course groups, however, in the middle inter-cluchallenge team has of the thirties with the debeen selected following last pression and money very Saturdays qualifying matches. scarce, the city took it upon itself to provide recreation for Challenge team members in its citizens. Glen Worthinggross are Cecil Cox, Steve Hill, Nelson Jones, Todd Kelson, ton was appointed recreational and Kent Park. Ted Sperry director with Neldon Worthingand Ken Sperry are first alter- ton, Grant Sperry and Arvil Sperry as his assistants. They nates. developed a rather complete Challenge team members in program. net are Alan Price, Ted Sperry, A five-hol- e golf course "with and Ken Sperry. A1 Blain is approaches arranged from diffirst alternate. ferent angles so that nine holes could be played was built at This could be through the cooperation of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and a group of Nephi ski enthusiasts. It was built on the north slope of the hills just above the forks in Salt Creek Canyon on the Ockey ranch property (Ibid, January 14, 1937). By 1938, night was becoming popular and that year Nephi dedicated its new, lighted softball park (Ibid, August 11, 1938). It was located between the high school and the Central School grounds. In the fifties it was removed to make way for a Teen Council elects new officers 4--H Todd Day was elected Mayor and Carla Sherwood was elected Mayorette at the May 12 meeting of the Juab 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- 4-- leathercraft 4-- H class set for Mona Quinton Kay will teach a 4-- leathercraft project in Mona, it was announced recently by the county extension office. The group is open to boys and girls between the ages of nine and 19. They may enroll in the project by contacting Brenda Newton in Mona or the county extension office. leaders say that there has also been some interest expressed in a entomology project. Entomology is the study of insects. A leader is needed for this project and any persons interested in serving as a leader for the entomology group are encouraged to contact the county extension of4-- 4-- fice, officials say. 4-- Here's week's school menu with Monday Spaghetti meat sauce, whole kernel corn, pickled beet, gelatin dessert, scone with peanut butter and honey, milk. stacked Tuesday Turkey big-gam- e 4-- Canyon Hills challenge team named b on bun, french fries, tossed salad, orange sherbet, milk the possibly Wednesday Hoagie sand- strongest team so far this wich, potato chips, carrotnstiCk, year. said Toni Olsen, Canyon olives, cookie, "peanut butter fTtlls Golf Course pro. ball, milk The next match of the team Thursday No lunch served. School out at noon. Happy va- will be at the Hobble Creek Golf Course on May 28. cation students! the Juab County Fairgrounds in 1934 (the Times-New- soft-ba- t , VENICE Times-New- s Nephi, Utah May 19, 1977 3 Jheatze Thur-Fri-Sa- t. Charles Bronson Jac Ic Ward en Look and Feel Better in Try THE SHAKLEE WAY THE WHITE BUFFALO SLIMMING PLAN 'sac Mon-Tu- e m Your Shoklee Dealer JM Warren Oates Ken Norton 0 .L .I kL (i ki. ki kL .I Nephi Fine Arts Center Artlt Phone a kL ki Shall the Board jf Education of Juab School District, Juab County, State of Utah, be authorized to issue and sell bonds of the board in the amount of $1,995,000.00 to mature serially in not more than twenty (20) years from their respective date or dates and to bear interest at a rate or rates not in excess of 7 per annum, for the purpose of raising money for building or purchasing one or more schoolhouses and supplying the same with furniture and necessary apparatus, and for improving school property under the charge of the Board of Education? OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR JUAB SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 24, 623-185- 9 a Sample Ballot 1977 NEPHI PRECINCT NEPHI VOTING DISTRICT NO. 2 FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS ... Clerk of the Board To vote in favor of the above bond issue, place a cross (X) in the square after the words For the issuance of bonds. To vote against said issue, place a cross (X) in the square after the words Against the issuance of bonds. Without advertising, you wouldnt know. m The LOSE WEIGHT THE SHAKLEE WAY! ll well-rounde- Aug. 2, 1934). In 1936, community programs, band concerts and sports events were popular (Ibid, June 4, 1936). A rifle club was organized with forty ious teams. Three tennis courts give ample room for those interested in this sport. Nephi has always had an outstanding baseball team. It has usually been affiliated the Central Utah at times they joined the Sanpete League. They have won the championship many times as please turn to page nine League although have y new football field. In 1934 an outdoor swimming pool was built just east of the Juab High School gymnasium where the track and football field is now located. It was used extensively until the late forties when it was torn down and the high school pool served the community once more. By 1940 Nephi had one of the most complete recreational programs of any small city in the state of Utah. Swimming, tennis, softball, horseshoe pitching and supervised play for the d youngsters provided a program (Ibid, June 27, 1940). Three softball leagues were in operation and the whole town turned out to watch the contests. Commercial league played on Monday evenings, the recreational league played on Wednesday evenings and the Central Utah League played on Friday. The commercial league was made up of teams sponsored by Allen's Cash Rite Store, Bailey-McCun- e Way, Juab County Abstract Company and Mutual Creamery. Recreational league teams were sponsored by the Nephi Junior Chamber of Commerce, Nephi City employees, Battery E of the National Guard and Wayne Ostler's Oilers. The Central Utah League was s, attention of the young boys nine through 12 and competition is keen between the var- orial Park and at the South many recreational activities Ward church lawns. Story have been brought back as they classes, games and play occu- were before but many have pied the time of the children changed. from 10 a.m. to noon and from Today (1961) the Church of 2 to 4 p.m. (Ibid, June 27, Jesus Christ of Latter-da1940). Saints sponsors a very active In the late fall and winter of boys and girls softball league. 1940-41- , the Juab High School Little leagues have gained the 1937 l gym was provided with facilities to play handball, volleyball, basketball and paddle tennis (Ibid, November 21, 1940). The Second World War brought a curtailment of recreational activities. 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