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Show The 8 Volume 55, Number 32 by the editor folks s Nephi, Utah May 8,1980 Contest Monday to Name Fair Queen Honors as Miss Juab County will participate for Miss Utah Fair, and as Juab County Dairy State Fair honors. Second girl Princess await young ladies of selected will be Juab County the county who will be named at the contest to be held at Dairy Princess and will comthe Elementary School Mon- pete for Utah Dairy Princess day evening, August 10, ac- honor and receive a $100.00 cording to Dale M. Worwood, scholarship offfered by the chairman of the entertainment dairymen of the county. Third committee and Miss Juab con- and fourth place girls will be test of the Juab County Failr. attendants. Girls desiring to enter the "We are disappointed at the few girls who have entered" contest may contact Dale WorDec Wright recently was Mr. Worwood stated, "and we wood, Mildred Brown Dona C. elected President of the Utali invite young women of the Jones, or Betty Boswell at NeState Suffolk Sheep Show, with county to enter the contest for phi, Betty Ellertson at Mona Jay Dailey as vice president, the honors. or Enid Worwood at Levan. and R. E. Winn ns secretary Four honors will be given. The contest will begin at 8 and trensurer. First place selectee will be p.m. Monday at the iaement-ar- y Plans are being made to hold Miss Juab County Fair and school. the annual Show on September 4 in connection with the 3 and Juab County Fair. new officers are issuing The invitations 1o participate to Juab County Suffolk Sheep breeders and, to those through out the entire state. "The show is not just for local exhibitors but is a state show and open to all Suffolk sheep breeders, both junior and senior, in the state" Mr. Wright stated. Ranger Harold E. Laird urges everyone to use extreme care with the use of fire in any form within the Nephi Juab Hospital Ranger District of the Uinta National Forest. Patient List Good conditions moisture earlier this year has caused Recently admitted patients vegetative growth to be more A" at the Juab County Hospital dense and at least a third at Nephi include the following, taller than normal. The area from Payson Canaccording to the list released Wednesday by Hospital auth- yon south along the Nebo orities: Loop Road to Salt Creek canGail and Michael Begley, yon, bounded by Highway 11 Elder Ray Car Howell children of Mr. and Mrs. James on the south and highway 91 A. Begley, Nephi on the west is closed to setGene Hailing, Nephi ting any fires, except In desigMrs. W. W. Finlinson, Leam- nated public camp sites and ington. picnic areas. This closure reJulie and Wendy Wright, stricts smoking to buildings, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ned motor vehicles, oiled roads, Wright, Nephi. camp grounds and picnic Kisma Davies grounds only. Kent D. Kay, Salt Lake City The cooperation of people Elmo Livingston, Moroni the Nephi Ranger visiting Scott and Kerry Greenhalgh, District is urgently needed so children of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- fires are controlled and valuElder Ray Carl Howell, son man Greenhalgh, Nephi able natural resources are pre- of Mr. and Mrs. Thoral Howell Rickie Collard, son of Mr. served. of the Nephi Third Ward, will and Mrs. Dean Collard, Nephi be honored Sunday evening at Glen Shepherd, Mt. Pleasant a missionary farewell testiMrs. Athalia Kendall, Nephi monial prior to his departure Weather Report for Cheryl Linton, daughter of for the Western Mexican Kent Linton, Nephi.;; , of.c the Church of Jesus Nephi, Levan Areas Mrs. Clara Chappell, Nephi Chriet Susan Chapman .daughter of Barres Jenkins 6t From readings taken daily at theBishop' J.Third Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ChapWard indicat-- . Nephi 10 a.m. at the Nephi Station, man, Nephi ed that the services will begin Janice Kay, daughter of Mr. and at 5 p.m.' at the Levan promptly at 7 p.m. Station, each for the prior and Mrs. Owen Don Kay, Speakers at the services Will period, temperature and be Ray W. Worthington, for: the for figures precipitation son Mr. and of Newton, mer Bishop of the Nephi First, Gary past week are as follows: Mrs. Don Newton, Mona Ward; A. Roy Bowles, grand?', Brenda Snow, daughter of NEPHI STATION father of Elder Howell; with Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Snow, Ne. remarks by Mr. and Mrs. Thori s, phi. al Howell, and by Bishop and response by Elder Howell. 16 Explorers on Special music will Include a vocal duet by Mark and Merrill Jones, and a piano-orga- n Wilderness Camp duet by Dale Bailey and Steven Howell. Prayers will be givSixteen Explorer Scouts of en by LeRoy Peterson and the Fourth Ward and their adChad Winn. Prelude and post-lud- e visor, Lynn Esplin, left Monmusic will be given by in the High Mrs. Fern Garrett and Mrs. day to participate Uintah Pack trip. They are Jean Wilkey. Elder Howell is a graduate hiking into the Rainbow Lake Area of the Ashley National of Juab High school, and Snow to return Forest. They plan College, and attended - Utah home on Saturday. State University. For the past year he has been employed at Orange, California with his Provo girls defeated the East uncle, Dr. Dean Bowles. Juab girls 3 to 2 in a recent tennis meet in the Junior league play In the boys divOak City Plans Annual ision, Juab lost to Provo by score. a Dee Wright Heads State , We fully realize that there are lots and lots of beauty spots around our community, and that there are lots and lots of Times-New- who have Suffolk Show "green thumbs" and who can make Many things grow with ease.flourishbf us can only grow ing crops of weeds. One of these days, take a few minutes to ride down first north street and you'll marvel with us at the beauty which has been created by Mrs. R. Elgin Gardner in front of her home. (Perhaps Elgin has had a Ruth has hand in it too.) planted flowers in front of the residence, and on both sides of the side walk to make a beautiful garden, fae congratulate Ruth on the fine beautification work. Fire Danger Critical Says Nephi Ranger reg And while you're out riding, drive on up to Nephis cemeteries. Look back a few years to the time when June grass covered the entire area, and in your mind's eye compare it with the green beauty of toNephi City officials of day. today and several years past deserve your congratulations for the accomplishments made here. And not only the beauty of the lawns and trees, but the surfaced road ways and the curb and- gutter work at the Nephi City cemetery all add to the pleasant view. READY FOR NEXT ROUND of play in the Little League tournaments are these AU Stars from the East area: Front Alden Stanley, Steven Sperry, Mike Park, Alan Sperry, Tom Aagard, Paul Chapman, Randy post-seas- Little League All Stars to SeMonSac,s This Week End Board Meeiing Play at Dugway reg GOOFY TRICK OF THE WEEK DEPARTMENT Even the age old adage "kids will be kids doesnt Justify this one; On Monday night, along about 11 p.m., a call for an ambulance was received by Miles Anderson, with the word that a young man has been hit at fifth north and main. As with all ambulance calls, Mr. Anderson responded as promptly as possible . only to find It was a trick dreamed up by some irresponsible Individuals. Actually,, .the trick was to have-'bee.played on some other those who had teen agers been sent for the ambulance. young man was Actually, lying on the street, and a car was stopped at the scene. Citations are pending, we understand. From a parents point of view, we wonder If the young mans mother was also called, and what her reaction might have been? reg If youre not one to stray away from your home premises during the evenings, youve probably not noticed the new at the Nephi airport. lightsnorth-south The runway is now lighted with border lights and end lights and a beacon continually circles to give alternating white and blue lights. The wind sock also Is lighted, with a red marker and other lights. The beacon is noticeable for some distance north and south and perfrom the ground-leve- l, haps for 50 or 60 miles from the air. The utility of the air port has been more than doubled by the lighting installation, and will be especially valuable during the winter months when storms often force planes from charted routes. Kg When ambition is combined .with artistry, much can be acRay Christiansen complished. appears to have both in the building of new fountains on Main Street In the business district. One fountain has been placed in operation . . in front of Don Gadds auto supply store, and from the looks of things at least two more are to be built as the days progress. The brick work is being done by Ray in his spare time (before and after hours In the City office) and the plumbing and the water fountain tops are at city expense. Were sure the people of our community will appreciate the looks and convenience of the new fountains, and we know that the traveling public will appreciate them. Thanks, Ray and the City Officials, for the fine additions being made, alongtopractic reg Weve heard folks ask why Nephi temperatures are never Included in the TV weather reports . . and all we can add is a supposition. We believe that the weather reports are gathered via the radio network connecting the various airports along the major air lines . . . such as Delta. Milford, Cedar City. Hanksville, etc. . . and collected at the weather station at the Salt Lake air port and then relayed to the various media. Blackett. Bark row Cleston Park, Lloyd Brough, John Cotton, Richard hensen, Gene Allbee, Chad Bowles, Out courtesy coaches Officers, players, and parents of the Nephi Little League Baseball Team express their appreciation to all who helped on the tournament held here last Friday and Saturday. We are happy to thank the city, the local clubs, and the many individuals who gave so freely of their time and effort to make the tournament the success it was. The Nephi All Star Team i min i( First Nephi Scheduled ust annual Nephi Tournament the Spanish next week, 9 to 15. All golfers of Golf will Fork Aug- this area who would like to compete in the meet can register with Lynn V, right at Christensens. An entrance fee of $1.00 plus green fees for 18 holes will be required. The Calloway handicap system will be figured by the golf pro at Spanish Fork and trophies will be given to the low gross and low net scores. All score cards must be signed and turned in to the golf pro. The 18 holes can be played any day during the week of August 9 to 15. Those planning to participate are urged to register now. Enjoy Dinner on Saturday. Last Friday, Nephi defeated Sunset and on Saturday defeated Dugway 5 to 3. :. .. u utfc'i t . i. i jit's, 4-- 3, i i at j Nephi Park Recently Members of the Nephi Lions Club and their partners enjoyed an outstanding party at the Nephi City Park on Thursday evening. Seventy were in attendance. James Stephens, manager of H. K. Porter Co., Thermoid Division, Nephi Works was chairman of the event. The group enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner and, the entertainment as provided by a group of Indian Dancers from Goshen. Richard Steele Ends Special Course FORT EUST1S, VA. (AHT-NC- ) Specialist Five Richard G. Steele, whose wife, Laura, lives at 92 North 400 West, Payson, Utah, completed a aircraft electrician repair course at the Army Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Va., recently. During the course. Specialist Steele received Instruction in the methods of electrical repair and the uses of electrical tools. Steele entered the Army in July 1963 and completed basic combat training at Fort Ord, California. A son of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Steele, Route 1, Mona, he is a graduate of Juab High School, Nephi, and attended Brigham Young University at Provo. Immunization Clinics Are Scheduled Dr. F. H. Becktsead, health officer for Juab County, and Mrs. Martha E. Burton, public health nurse, have announced that immunization clinics will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. in the Juab High School on September 17, October 15 and Novemb- Protection on Monday evening. e Superintendent Ralph stated Wednesday that it appears that no problems exist, and that, school will open on schedule August 3l. Men-Iov- Theatre Sets Rey M. Decker, Juab High School teacher, and Barry H. Avery, a former teacher in the school, are among the 28 high school teachers who will receive masters degrees from the University of Utah on August 21 after completion of an Academic year institute program. The Academic Year Institute is a special program, financed by the National Science Foundation, for the purpose of providing additional training for high school and junior high school teachers of physical and biological sciences and mathematics. 19. Present indications are that contracts will be issued to teachers of Juab School Dist-ric- h immediately following a regular meeting of the Juab District Board of Education !! University of Utah er Voting Places Listed for . Two to Receive Master Degrees at Golf Tourney The first Association be held at Golf Course won the two games played here last Friday and Saturday. As a result they will play next Friday and Saturday, August 7 and 8 at Dugway. The first game will start at 4.30 p.m. on Friday. Time has not yet been scheduled for the game against diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus (lock jaw) polio and small pox will be available for all age groups. Dr. Beckstead said A recent survey in Utah revealed that our children under five years of age and our adults over 20 are poorly, or not at all, protected against these diseases. Each individual should be protected against smallpox by the age of one year, and then revaccinated every four or five years thereafter. Tetanus immunization is effective, but it also needs to be repeated every four or five years. Completes Study in Engine Maintenance WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Airman Third Class Michael J. Docherty has graduated from the technical training course for the U. E. Air Force aircraft mechanics at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Airman Docherty, now trained to maintain and service reciprocating engine aircraft and aircraft systems, is returning to his unit of the Arizona Air National Guard at Phoenix. The ariman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Docherty of 605 East First South, Nephi, Utah, attended Central Utah Vocational School at Provo, prior to his current employment at Arnolds Truck and Body Works at Phoenix. j coach; Steven Jarrett, Hansen, Jimmy Step-Jua- b Bill Sperry, coach. Little League officials Special Events Elder Howell To be Honored Tues. Primary Voting places for ...the East Juab County voting districts have been announced by James P. Christensen,' County Clerk, as follows: Levan City Hall Nephi No. 1 Armory building on first east, between center and first north streets. .,- Nephi No. 2 Ju(ib exfointy Courthouse, Nephi No. 3 Basement room of Udell R. Jensen building at 125 North Main. 4 Mrs. Gean Nephi No Sperry residence at 596 North First East. buildMona ! ing. 7 a.m. Polls will open at and remain open until 8 p.m., Mr. Christensen said. Only one local race is on the ballot, that between Dr. F. H. Beckstead and Bent A. Bryan for the Democratic nomination for the state representative position on the November ballot. The legal publication of the sample ballot is being made in this issue, and voters are invited to study it prior to going to the polls on Tuesday. It appears on page four of this City-Coun- Twice Weekly Wednesday evening will be family night at the Venice Theatre, with the entire family being admitted for $1.50, according to an announcement by Bob Anderson, Manager. The Venice will be open at present on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at present, and if response by the warrants, additional public programs will be scheduled, Mr. Anderson stated. He also announced that Thursday will be Sweetheart Night with Mr. and Mrs., or a young man and young girl being admitted for tire price of one. Springville, Nephi Thursday nights program is Bob with Call Me Bwana Clubs Enjoy Hope; Friday and Saturday Eswill feature The Great Recent Activity , cape with James Garner and WednesNext Steve McQueen. The Springville and Nephi day and Thursday will feature Kiwanis Clubs held an interDr. No with Steve Connery. club meeting on July 29 at the Nephi City Park. Fifty-nin- e Kiwanians from the Springville A chicken dinclub attended. New Babies . . . ner was enjoyed. Victor Rasmussen, president New babies at the Juab of the Nephi Club was in County Hospital during the charge and he introduced Clifpast week include the follow- ford Cardiell, Springville club ing, according to the list re- president. leased Wednesday by Hospital Speaker was Howard May-cocwho spoke on attitude. authorities: to 31 Mr. and Son, bom July Mrs. Berl E. Waters, Nephi Employment Office Daughter, born August 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Salisbury To Conduct of Nephi. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keisel of Job Survey Soon Manti and Mr. and Mrs. Byron LeRue E. Thurston, Manager Johnson of Nephi. Great grand mother is Mrs. Kenneth Keisel of the Provo Employment Security Office, announced this of Manti. week that his office is about to launch a job opening survey in Utah, Juab and Millard Smohey Saytt Counties. Mr. Thurston stated: one of ...OF THE PEOPLE.IWIHE PEOPLE, the most disutrbing aspects of our current labor market is the TOR THE PEOPLE' large number of persons without work, while at the same time, there are a number of without workers. jobs mwisr ur San-taqui- n. Jen-Kin- Homecoming for Saturday, Aug. 15 Oak City Again this year, as in the past six years, Oak Ward is City wrapping up plans for their annual Barbeque and Rodeo. The homecoming day is August 15. Ward choir members and officers and members have been making preparations for weeks concerning the songfest to at 3 p.m. Chorister Anderson with organists Edith Finlinson and Beth Nielson have chosen several timely numbers to fill the hour.' There will be plenty of beef and trimmings for the dinner. Serving will begin promptly at 4 p.m. and continue until 8 p.m. Cowboys and fans alike will be interested in the finest in amateur rodeos to begin at 6 p.m. There will be calves to rope, cows to ride, clowns for laughs and even milking contests. The day will come to a close at 9 p.m. with another fine Oak City dance. The floorohow will begin at 10:30. Volunteer contributions will go toward the Ward Building Fund. k, Mr. IM ERICA'S FORESTS! 7 lr; :r.? forest m vt h Thurston further three-coun- in ex- plained that the cooperation of employers in the area will give the Employment Service a much better picture of where the workers and the Jobs are. Within the next few days office will the Employment to all mail out questionaires employees In the area, asking them to list their Job vacancies and a little information about future trends. Mis--sl- iii: ty Nephi News Briefs MUM IS THK WOKD-W- tth a toother and lister who hava mummies on their mind, a guy is likely to get wrapped hp in Us playing. Thats what happened in CM Mr. and Mrs. Neil Black and family of Kearns visited on Sunday at the home of his par- and Mn- - Harry "tV iUf Black. They were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Read Smith. Miss Joneil Black accompanied her parents back to Kearns after having visited for two weeks In Nephi. |
