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Show Celebrate Safely . . . Single by .... editor vSf Copy Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, 10c Volume 55, Number 28 With hundreds . . possibly thousands of extra vehicles' in the area daring the SOIh annual Ute Stampede, driven of our area are urged to set the example for safety on highways and city streets, and to especially extra caution while In vicinity of the pared ing and disbanding It would be terrible to the celebration with dents. j Family Night Thurs. We don't know the facts, but We can bet they smell! From roundabout we understand that Mangelsons of Levan (Reuben and Golden) were baling hay the other day and among the things that went into one of the bales was a nice smelly skunk . . we're sure that they got the drift" of that event. Services Held Monday for reg and printing Typesetting have a lot of different names and phrases which are in common use throughout the Unitand which sound ed States, very much like jive to one who is not familiar. Printers use a different measuring system, based on points and picas. Points are the things referred to in talking of a types size. HEADING EAST . . . Scouts and Explorers o f Juab District who will take to the air Friday This type is 8 point, and the headings used in this papevening, heading for Jamboree: Front: Don Eyre, Jim Shaw, Charles Jenkins and Dan er primarily are 18 point, 30 Boston. Back: David Bills, Richard Pexton, David Christensen and Tour Leader C. R. Lomax point and larger. The type used in the date line is 10 point, while that used in the Fam- Fly Friday . . . ily Night heading is 60 point. Down below, the headline on the Scouts going to the jamboree is 48 point, etc etc etc. There are 12 points to a pica, or em, and just about 72 points h to the inch. At a space, the difference between 72 points and the inch is not noticable, but projected out to 12 inches tire difference can easily be noted. one-inc- On each mat which we use in the typesetting machine (up to and including 14 point type) there are two faces light face and dark face. In recent years the matrix manufacturers have also developed two letter mats up to 24 point, but thats the limit. is a term used for Slugs two different things. First, it is a line of type cast by the machine. Second, it is a spacing bar of lead of 6 points thickness, 12 points thickness or more. Although the spacing material, primarily is made of leads are spacing matlead, erial of 2 points thickness. Rules can be anything from a hairline face on a two point on up . . and when they have a heavier face they become border. "Border also can be any one of a couple of hundred types of fancy characters used on display advertisements. Oh, yes, speaking of type faces and sizes. . . there are countless shapes and styles of type . . like the main heads we used, are Vogue, while the larger sizes such as the Family Night line up above are 20th Century Condensed and the heavier styles are Spartan Black Condensed, etc etc etc . Like the songs from the pens of the composers, the titles or type names reflect to a great degree the whims or feelings of the author and type design- Wonderful Experiences Await 7 Nephi Scouts (Editors Note: Claude R. Lomax of Nephi is Tour Leader and Jamboree Chairman for the Utah National Parks Council. He has attended four National Jamborees and has served as Tour Leader and Jamboree Chairman for the Council on three of these occasions. The article below concerning Juab District Scouts who are to attend the coming National Jamboree has been written by Mr. Lomax at our request. ) By C. R. Lomax, have their first subway train Building, White House, Arlingtrip to the Worlds Fair for a ton Cemetery to witness the full day seeing the many interesting exhibits there. On Tuesday, July 14, busses will take the group to Washington D. C. stopping enroute to visit the National Headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America at New Bruswick, N. J. That afternoon visits will be made to the Smithsonian Institute, Washington Monu-meand viewing many governments in the area near the Hotel. n, Manger-Annapol- is Tour Leader and Jamboree Wednesday is tour day in Chatman, U.N.P.C., BSA. Washington, D. C. Busses will An experience of a lifetime take the group to the, Capitol is in store for seven young men three Scouts and of Nephi who will atfour Explorers tend the Sixth National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America to he held a Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, from July 17 through 23, 1964. The young men who will attend are David Christensen, post 2132, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Christensen; Don Eyre, Troop 132, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Eyre; James W. Shaw, Troop 132, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Shaw; Charles Jenkins, Troop 133, son of Bishop and Mrs. J. Barres Jenkins; Richard Pexton, Troop 133, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow W. Pexton; David L. Bills, er. Troop 134, son of Mr. and Mrs. When you find a line that Alton Bills: and Dan A. Boslooks like this: ton, Post 2134, son of Dr. and ETAOIN SHRDLU CMFWYP Mrs. Alva A. Boston. Miss Linda Sperry it is called "pi and is the result of an operator drawing These scouts have been ashis finger down the rows of signed to Jamboree Troop Engagement of Linda keys on the machine, etaoin is number 75 and are among the the first column on the lower 241 scouts and 26 leaders atcase side of the keyboard, and tending from the Utah NatiSperry Announced ETAOIN is the first column onal Parks Council. on the cap side, etc etc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sperry Now. you know as much as Plans for this National Jam- announce the engagement of any of the rest of us about boree have been in the making their daughter, Miss Linda printing . . . and that some- for over a year, locally. Sperry, to Mr. Dennis Shertimes is practically nothing! These Scouts will fly from wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Is the short cut A cut Levan. name used for a zinc engrav- the Salt Lake airport Friday Stanley Sherwood of 10 at 8:00 p.m. The young people both are ing, a cast made from a hard evening, July or it may via the Flying Tigers Lines. graduates of Juab High School paper matrix be where a high column rule The planes used have a cap- and Mr. Sherwood is a gradis cutting the sheet. Zinc en- acity of 116 and 165 passeng- uate of the Utah Trade Techwill fly nical School gravings are made by an etch- ers respectively. They Date for the marriage has not ing process, and if you use a directly to New York, landing Inter- been set. magnifying glass, you can see at the John F. Kennedy that the printing surface Is a national Airport on Saturday myriad of fine dots . . and this morning. Cuts for is called "screen. Before going to the Taft use on newsprint are on a fair- Hotel they will take a two Nephi Social Items ly coarse screen, while cuts for hour tour of the sights in lowuse on different grades of book er Manhattan which will inMr. and Mrs. Cart Wilkey more clude a visit to China Town, entertained at a family paper use finer screens on Sunday evening at dots to the square inch. the financial section, and the We have another term around first view of the Statue of Camp Dadandson in honor of . and . thats Liberty. After luncheon at the Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Danley and newspaper offices deadline . . some folks think Taft Hotel, visits have been family of Phoenix, Arizona. the been scheduled at the United Those present were Mr. and in time first the that's week that we accept material Nations building, Grand Cen- Mrs. Danley, Rich, Scott and for any weeks publication . . tral Station, the Empire State Margene Danley, Mrs. George actually, its supposed to be the building, dinner In the Times A. Hone of Nephi, Mr. and Mrs. final time . . sometime we may Square area, and a return up Milton Larsen and children of get to the point that we adhere Broadway and Seventh Avenue Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and under the bright to a deadline ourselves, lights of Seat and children of Tooele, write a column early enough Times Square. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilkey. with in so we dont have to fill Mrs. Danley is a niece of Mrs. breakOn inSunday morning and last minute thoughts The Danleys left to fast and church services will Wilkey. formation. return to their home In Phoenix be held at the Taft Hotel. This ten reg will be followed by a three-ho- Monday after having spent They tell me that one never visiting with relatives and boat trip around Manhat- days misses the water until there friends in Utah. isnt any . . and that's just the tan Island. The afternoon will situation in the canyon over be divided so that groups may Central Park, RockefellBallard Hoyt and three sons last week end when the pump visit Center, Fifth Avenue Win- of Orem and Russell Bonsteel (or ram) stopped ramming the er or dow Just seeing of St. George spent the Fourth shopping water into the tank and the New York City. of July at the home of Mr. lines ran dry. The Pines camping ground Monday is World's Fair day. Hoyt's mother, Mrs. Eva G. was the only one effected, and After breakfast at the Inter- Hoyt They also enjoyed the the system will be back in national Restaurant in Rocke- Third Ward Carnival at the feller Center, the Scouts will City Park. chape within a few days. ... er ur changing of the guard, Jefferson Memorial, other places of interest in the nations capitol, and a visit to Washingtons home at Mt. Vernon. Luncheon has been arranged at s, a famous restaurant on Chesapeake Bay. On Thursday morning, July 16, we will breakfast at Hotel If Congress is in session, it is hoped that Utahs Congressional delegation will be with us. After breakfast the tour will take us to the U. S. Naval Academy. Our visit there will include a boat trip on Chesapeake Bay in the area of the Academy, a tour of the buildings and luncheon in Midshipman Hall. We are expected to arrive at Valley Forge, Pa., about 25 miles from Phildclphia, at about 3 p.m. The balance of the day will be spent in setting up the camp. From July 17 to 23 Jamboree activities will be in full swing. Activities will include a first night program to be attended by over 50,000 Scouts. On this program will be many notable radio and TV entertainers. The theme of the program and the weeks Jamboree is Strengthen Americas Heritage. It is an action program of the Boy Scouts of America and Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge to strengthen America through reverent, resolute and This responsible patriotism. program is designed to focus the interest of the five million members in scouting In essentially three things: 1. A fuller personal understanding and appreciation for our rich hertitage of freedom; 2. Finde ing ways to enrich our and passing it along to future generations; 3. Contributing to the understanding of all Americans, the values of our The first evening heritage. program will be concluded by giant fireworks, one that will be remembered for a long time. Other events and activities at the jamboree: campfires, field sports, scoutcraft events, conservation activities, displays, hiking, swapping, making new friends, and many special events. Each scout will be asked to eat a meal with another unit in a different section. Friday. July 24, we break camp and our busses head for Phildelphia for a final day of First they go to sightseeing. the Fourth Naval Training Station. Here they will witness some unusual demonstrations, tour the base with a visit on the Battleship Wisconsin. Next is a tour of Independence Square. They will see Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Carpenters Hall, the Betsy Ross home, Ben Franklins grave and many other Interesting historic sites. Next Is a subway ride to Temple University and a banquet for our Utah National Parks Council Scouts. From Temple University we go via the subway to the Baseball stadium of the Philadelphia Phillies to see the Phillies and the St. Louis Cardinals in a major league baseball game. At the conclusion of the game our busses take us to the air port for our return flight, to arrive in Provo at about 9a.m. Saturday morning, July 25. Manger-Annapoli- s. heri-tak- s, Mrs. Sperry i Services were conducted on Monday at the Nephi Third Ward Chapel for Mrs. Anna Maude Sperry, 81, widow of Wjlliam H. Sperry. Mrs. Sperry died at the Juab County Hospital last Friday of natural causes. Ebshop j. Barres Jenkins of the Nephi Third Ward conducted the services. Burial at the Vine Bluff cemetery was directed by Anderson Funeral Home. ji Mrs. Sperry was bom at Sept. 1, 1883, a daughter of George and Henrietta Sparks Blackett. She was married to William H. Sperry at Nephi in 19jpl. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Surviving are one son, William G. Sperry of Nephi; two daughters: Nelda Sperry of Nephi and Mrs. LaVar (Juliet) Houghton of Midvale. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and 18, great grandchildren, and a bipther, Ernest Blackett of Nephi. Ne-pl- , F. F.A. Plan Tour Of University The Mt. Nebo F. F. A. Chap- ter is planning a summer educational trip to Cache Valley sotnetime between July 15 and 22 This will be a two-da-y trip. Members interested should contact John Morgan or Kent Jones. Adults interested in going to help supervise also are inifcted. Places visited will include Cache Valley Breeding Association and the departments of the College of Agriculture at the Utah State University. Rodeos biggest names are on the list of contestants for the 30th annual Ute Stampede which opens today with parade, western music, and the first of the wests biggest rodeo in a small community. In order to bring you the several phases of the celebration, we have here tried to assemble as many facts and times as possible, and we hope that it will help you to enjoy the rodeo and other events of the 30th annual Ute Stampede: Primary Parade 4 p.m. Thursday: This event will be held on Nephis Main Street and It is under the direction of Stake Primary workers assisted by Calendar Sets Opening Date For Schools The Board of Education of Juab School District recently approved the tentative calendar for the 1964-6- 5 school year. In order that patrons of the district may plan vacation periods to not conflict with regular class work, the District officials have asked publication of the calendar at this earlier date. School work will begin on Monday, August 31, with the season's first holiday set for Labor Day, Monday, September 7. October. 8 and 9 have been set as "U. E. A. in order that teachers may attend the convention of the Utah Education Association in Salt Lake City. October 19 also y will be a holiday a deer hunt recess. Thanksgiving holidays from school work will be November 26 and 27. The annual Christmas and New Year vacation will begin following school work on Wednesday, December 23 and classes will begin on Monday, an-na- ul one-da- 4. January two-da- y A spring vacation is scheduled for April 15 and 16, and school will close for the year on Friday, May 28. Students will be expected to be in attendance 180 days, and teachers are scheduled for 184 days, according to the calendar, h ?FnavsvrueFriday,onda ff Reunion Plans of Class of '57 Told The Juab High School class of 1957 will hold their reunion at the Juab High School in the girls gym on July 11 at 12:30 p.m. under the direction of the class president, Paul Orme. Lula Largo of Gallup, New arrived in Nephi late for a visit with Wednesday friends. She is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Gibson, with whom she lived while attending school here. Mexico Miss Sheryl Lee Sndweeks August Wedding Date Announced by Couple Mr. and Mrs. Raymond announce Die engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sheryl Wilson. Mr. and ME7TAOI Lee, to Mr. Herbert Leslie Wilson. Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Wilson of Spanish Fork. A late summer marriage is planned with nuptials to be performed August 12 in the A Logan L. D. S. Temple. reception in Nephi will honor the couple August 14. Miss Sudweeks is a graduate of Juab High School, Juab L. D.S. Stake Seminary, and of Snow College. She was active in school affairs. Mr. Wilson is a Spanish Fork High School and Seminary He attended BYU graduate. and was graduated from Snow College, where he was affilwith iated Intercollegiate Knights. The young couple will make their home In Provo where Mr. Wilson will continue his studies at Brigham Young University. Mrs. LaVem Worthington visited over the Fourth of July holiday with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Worthington and family of Union. While there she attended Sacrament meeting in the Union Third Ward where Keith was sustained as the new ward clerk. Sud-wee- . Mr. and Mrs. Cart Chappell of Henderson, Nevada spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Pay. Marriage Licenses A marriage license wag issued July 3 by the Juab County Clerks office to Brent James Edmunds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edmunds of Fountain Green, and Flora Mackey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mackey of Nephi. Ward Primary workers. Children in the parade are asked to assemble on second north street (north of the high school budding) no later than 3:30 p.m. The parade must be lined up and ready to move at 4 p.m. promptly, according to Mrs. Leora Christensen. Primary Stake President. The parade line of march is from second north to second south. It will not double back but turn east on second south and disband. Each Primary member participating in the parade will receive a special treat, and Primary workers will provide receptables for the children to use in discarding wrappers, so that the streets will not be titered. day and Saturday mornings at the Nephi City Park. The serving area will be on the south side near the new fireplace. On the breakfast menu for the two mornings are hot cakes, ham and eggs or bacon and eggs and beverage. Friday Parade Far and wide, the Ute Stampede parades are ranked with the best in the State of Utah. And this years parade will be no exception. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Nephi, the will feature six bands parade and some 60 to 70 other entries such as the Ute Stamped float featuring Queen Jean Boswell and attendants Marjory Greenhalgh and Cleda Blackett; and the Nephi City float featuring Miss Nephi Linda Powell and attendants Mon-n- a Main Street Entertainment t. Lee Jones and Bonnie Line of march will be In order to set the mood of the celebration, the Western from fifth north to third south. Tune Rustlers one of the best known groups of western en- Friday Night Rodeo tertainers, will he on Nephis Special features for the FriMain Street starting at 2 p.m. day night and Saturday night muswill provide They today. rodeos will be the famous Ute ic, fun and mirth during each Rangers of Salt Lake City. The afternoon of the Stampede and famous group will appear in the also will appear at the rodeo grand entry and also perform performances each evening. drills, and the beautiful black light drill which is one of the "Family Night Set most outstanding entertainment features of rodeo today. Thursday Evening SanWick Peth and Children 12 years of age and chez will do the Joaquin and clowning under will be admitted free to bull fighting each rodeo perthe general admission area of formance. the Ute Stampede Rodeo toAnother big feature of the night (Thursday) if accompanThis feature performances is the fast movied by parents. At has been well accepted by the ing Girls Barrell Racing. comleast ten girls will be patrons in recent years, and the Thursday night crowds are peting for prizes. being entertained with fast, Parade thrilling rodeo entertainment. Bathing Beauty The family night feature is deladies from all over Young signed to take advantage of Central Utah will be vieing ample seating which may not for top prize money in the Ute be available on the other two Stampede Bathing Beauty parnights of the rodeo. The first ade Saturday afternoon. The Ute Stampede Rodeo perfor- young ladles will go through at will mance begin promptly the parade route and then as8 p.m. when announcer Chuck semble School on the Parkison says "Good evening, Football field for High The ladies and gentlemen. Welcome public is invited judging. to witness to the Ute Stampede Rodeo. both events. Girls 8 to 12 years of age Program Booklets are invited to call Mrs. Dee Patrons of the Ute Stampede Wright or Mrs. Dick Wether-el- l rodeo will have an opportunity today (not later than Satto purchase an outstanding urday morning) to enter the Little Bathing Beauties event. program booklet this year something just a little differ- These girls will be in the Satent. The booklet has been un- urday afternoon parade, but in der the direction of the Kiwan-1- s no way will be competing for Club of Nephi, and features the prizes being offered. They on the color a full color picture will be awarded a special favor of Mount Nebo, taken from the by the Ute Stampede commitGirls must call one of Mt. Nebo Scenic loop road. tee. The booklet also contains sev- the ladies mentioned above if eral local pictures in a salute they desire to enter no one is by Nephi and Juab County to being personally invited to parthe Stampede officials, the City ticipate. and County officials, the StamActs pede and Nephi City royalty, Specialty Heading the specialty acts to the churches and schools of Lee be Hendricks and his will the area, to the homes of the company. Hendricks is recogarea, and to the resources as the animal trainmany resources like the people nizedand he top not only has a and to the rec- er, of the area reational spots and activities. comedy act or two. but one The program booklet also will of the best trained horse acts contain the evening's program of rodeo today. and the list of cowboys and Final Rodeo cowgirls and rodeo and specThe The 30th annual Stampede ialty acts information. booklet will be one you will will end Saturday evening at want to save in your library, the final rodeo performance at as well as to send a copy to the Fair Grounds arena. your friends. A limited num- Blackhswk Programs ber will be available. crowds are daily atLarge Friday and Saturday tending the special programs of the Blackhawk Encampment at Theres nothing more the City Park. Roy Bowles, than the odor of they cooking bacon in the outside local official, stated that be held each day at 10 am., morning air. The Nephi Lions will 7 3 and the and pubp.m., p.m. to Club are prepared serve you to attend and your choice breakfast on Fri lic is encouraged Jar-ret- jS&S' iS (F . . . anything can happen (and it usually does) whan the Hendricks family takas spotlight. This mirth provoking act has appeared in the arena the top rodeos of the west end erywhere the Family goes they ere acclaimed es the greatest in rodeo entertainers We hope that you, too, will enjoy their antics and laugh with them and at them! ev- today. |