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Show Mrs. Paul Bastian and Mrs. Tom Shepherd attended Vesper services Sunday for members of the graduating class at Provo High School. Linda Ann RasmusThe week of May 24 through May 30 has been proclaimed by sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Governor Calvin L. Rampton as Utah Traffic Safety Week. And with Roger Rasmussen will be gradthe heavy traffic expected over the Memorial Day weekend, the fol- uated from Provo High School. lowing safety tips by the Utah Traffic Safety Council are worthy of Gov. Calvin Rampton was the serious consideration: speaker for the evening services. Get an early start. Heavy traffic wont allow you to make up lost time safely. James Hansen, son of Mr. and Match your speed with the flow of traffic. Highway slow- Mrs. Carlos Hansen of Salt Lake so if you cant keep up, has been pokes can be as dangerous as speeders spending the week with off those expressways. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. keep Adjust your speed DOWN for rainy weather and bad roads. Briant Burgess in Salina. His Remember that posted speed limits are for ideal dry pavement con- parents were visiting in Las ditions only. Vegas. Be prepared to stop at every intersection in case the other even if its your right-of-wadriver doesnt Mr. and Mrs. Garth Jessen and Use your seatbelts even on short drives. Theyre your fam- three children of Salt Lake City were weekend visitors at the ilys best protection against serious injury. Sleepy drivers cause accidents. On a long trip, stay alert and home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon alive by taking an occasional rest break. Humphrey. Avoid tailgating the car ahead. Allow one car length between Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crane you for every ten miles of speed. except when pass- and family of Salt Lake City, on Stay well to the right of the center line ing. their way to Glen Canyon on vaAs you drive, avoid sudden stops and lane changing. Signal cation, visited Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. your intentions. Crane. Utah Traffic Safety Council Gives Pertinent Driving flints y. Mrs. Norvell Crane has re- Mrs. Izola Prows visited in turned to her home in Salina afLake from Monday to Salt Las in winter the ter spending Miss Geri Lynn Sorenson celebrated her 15th birthday Friday evening. Refreshments and games were enjoyed by several young girl friends. Mrs. Cecil Sorenson, Aurora, entertained club members Thursday night. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Dent Sorenson, Mrs. J. W. Bumgardner and Mrs. Arnold Willardson. Mrs. William Maxwell and Mrs. Vernal Mor-tens- on were guests. Wftm at the home of Mrs. Stubbs. The LEE RAY RASMUSSEN GETS opening prayer was given by Michelle Robinson. We sang the Coo Coo Song. Michelle Robinson played the piano and Holly Barrett led us. Jenalee Larsen led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Debora Stubbs led us in the Pledge. Mary Lou Robins led us in the Motto. During the week we made date nut bread. We took it around to the widows in town. We made cucumber chip dip and banana shakes. They were very good. The closing prayer was given by Marcia Madsen. 4-- H 4-- H Marcia Madsen, reporter. The Happy Cookers The Happy Cookers met at the home of Debra Jo Malmgren, one of the club members. Everyone was there but Debra Ann Crane. LeAnn Robinson said the prayer. The meeting was at 4 p.m. They made biscuits from a quick mix. The meeting was adjourned at 6 p m. RICHARD JOHNSON TO RECEIVE DEGREE Richard Johnson completed work for graduation in December and will receive a degree in agriculture June 5 from the Utah State University. He will remain at the Logan school working on a masters degree. Phyllis Anderson, reporter. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson of Salt Lake Presto Cookers City, prior residents of Aurora, The fifth meeting of the Presto and is married to the former Cookers was held on May 5 at the Nancy Rasmussen. home of Mrs. Stubbs. The opening prayer was given by Holly Barrett. We sang Dreaming. It was led by Debbie Peterson and played by Debora Stubbs. The Mr. Art Miller Pledge was led by Debbie Johnson. The Pledge of Alspecial agent lor the Carson and legiance was led by Michelle Wild Animal Barnes big circus has completed the final Motto was led Robinson. The arrangements for the circus to by Mary Lou Robins. We made be in Salina scrambled eggs and orange juice. June 4. Friday, They were very good. The closBarnes name The and Carson ing prayer was given by Mrs. Is one of the oldest and most of last week. Monday, Vegas, Nev. The past weekend Thursday Mrs. Prows, accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Crane and daughter, Mrs. Frank Prows and Mrs. Dail visited with Leon Humphrey of Mrs. Buddy Prows Salt Lake, Norvell Crane, a patient in the Bastian Mrs. of and Lee Ray Roy Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake Rasmussen of celebrated Logan 1 F Ward in Mr. Crane is City. Howard Crane and Diane not feeling too well. the birthday of Mrs. Lyle Ship-le- y and reported of Salt Lake City were in Preston, Idaho. weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Crane. Mrs. Evelyn Martin of Bountiand family of Minneapolis, in Utah for the funeral of ful and Robert Evans of San PeMinn., Mrs. Aden Bjerregaard and Cline Sorenson, have been visit- dro, Calif., in Salina for the Violet Johnson were in Provo on funeral of Dave Evans, have been ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bill NielStubbs. May 3 to hear the Chicago Philo-monSalina and Mrs. Cline Sor- visiting Mrs. Francis Nielsen and son, Marcia Madsen, reporter. Orchestra at the BYU Mrs. Dave Evans. enson of Aurora. 2nd Largest Circus June 4 4-- H nd 4-- H ic fieldhouse. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Bums are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shepherd of Man- hattan Beach, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bodden of Palos Verdes. Mrs. Wilma Sorenson enter- tained members of the Wednes- day Night Club. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Larsen and Mrs. Dale Briggs. Mrs. Lar- sen was a guest. Mrs. Gary Westenskow and son Kelly are visiting this week at Mr. and Mrs. Hugentobler, Sathe home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack lina; Mark Hugentobler, Kansas Olsen. City, Mo., who has been visiting Janet Bell, his grandparents; and Mrs. Betty Elia-so- n Koosharem, Mrs. Beason Burr, who has and daughter Patti, Salt Lake been visiting the past week in left Sunday for Kansas City, Kearns at the home of Mr. and to attend the graduaMo., City, Mrs. Jack Burr, returned home tion exercises May 29. Merz HuSaturday. gentobler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hugentobler, will be a memMr. and Mrs. Rue Heath at- ber of the class. tended funeral services for Robert Harmon Tuesday in Bounti-fu- l. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hatch and children of Granger and Charles Terry Nielson of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Smith of were in town to attend the Cline San Gabriel, Calif., were week- Sorenson funeral and a visit at end visitors at the Sidney Peter- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill son home. Nielson. Mrs. Evan Smith entertained club members Thursday at her home. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Ted Sorenson and Mrs. Hugh Bird. Mrs. Brice Johnson was a guest. Mrs. Hortense Munson is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Willis. Mrs. Munson is the mother of Mrs. Willis. , The Five Sheik Cheffs The fourth meeting of the Five Sheik Cheffs was held May 19 at Dorene Thompsons home. The opening prayer was given by Peggy Robinson. The song was Give Said the Little Stream, played by Lori Mickelsen. The song leader was Linda HumphPledge was led by rey. The Peggy Robinson. We made three different kinds of relish trays. The closing prayer was given by 4-- H Doren Thompson. Mrs. Clyde Beach, Mrs. Chad Peggy Robinson, Assistant reporter. Beach and baby and Mrs. Milton Peterson were in Salt Lake Wednesday and in Orem visiting at The Presto Cookers the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce The seventh meeting of the Beach. Presto Cookers was held May 19 honored in the circus business, and the representative in a visit to our office says the show this year is right abreast of the times with the most elaborate features and equipment that it has ever carried. In addition to the many performing animals which includes elephants, bears, lions, monkeys, llamas, camels, beautiful matched Liberty and high school horses and darling trained Shetland ponies. The Carson and Barnes circus boasts a huge menagerie which includes lots of Jungle animals that are ordinarily seen in only former Salina residents. An Open House, honoring newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Johnson was held May 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burr in Salina. with the Receiving guests, bride and groom, were Mrs. Evelyn Camp and Mrs. Lucille Johnson, the mothers of the young couple. The couple, married April 18 in Las Vegas, Nev., are making their home in Salt Lake City. M.IA. BAKE SALE SET FOR TODAY The Salina 3rd Ward MIA will hold a bake sale May 28 on the Davies Service Station corner. The sale will start at 1 p.m. and there will be fresh homemade cakes, cookies, pies, candy and other goodies. The proceeds will go toward paying the expenses of MIA THE SALINA SUN 60 East Main Si- - Salina. Utah Published every Friday at Sa lina, Utah. Second Class postage paid at Salina, Utah. H. W. Cherry, Jr. Editor-Publishe- r. Subscription Rate $4.00 per Year. Advertising Rates on Request MIMKI Local Couple Win Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Garry V. Taylor of Pocatello, Idaho returned last week from an paid vacation to Dayton, Ohio and St. Louis, Mo., guests of the Fram The Taylors traCorporation. veled by jet and took in all points of interest including a major league baseball game and a tour of the Fram factory. Mr. Taylor, the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Glen Taylor of Aurora, is an employee of the Sinclair Refining Co., and won the trip through his salesmanship abilities. Mrs. Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jensen of Axtell. se Weekly Weather Record Always behave like a duck keep calm and unruffled on the surface but keep paddling like fury underneath. THE STATE OF UTAH INVITES YOUR. BID ON THE FOLLOWING: HOME FOR SALE Old caretaker sty frame house, 3 bedroom, 37 x 17 outside dimension. Located in District 3 Yard, Richfield, Utah. Upset price: 1 &o Minimum. The State Road Commission will assume that each bidder will have made inspection of the house in which he is interested and must accept said house in existing conditions at the time the award is made. baited hooks or artificial flies. Multiple prongs attached to a single shaft is defined as one hook. Attended means that an angler must be within 10 feet of the equipment being used at all times. Bag and possession limits for trout is 10 fish or seven pounds and one fish (except Bear Lake sport and Lake Powell), whichever is All residents 12 years of age caught first. Resident children or older must possess and display under 12 years of age may take visibly on an outer garment a only four fish or three pounds proper license whenever angling. and one fish, whichever is caught No one may use another persons first. Nonresident children under license. 12 must fish with a licensed anAngling is defined as fishing gler and the fish they catch must with a single line attached to a be counted in the limit of the rod, pole or troll board held in .licensed angler. the hands of, or attended by the Weight limits of fish will be person angling, and having at- computed with the fish dressed tached thereto any legal baits or and the heads and tails intact. lures. There is no size limit on any fish Angling is permitted with any species that may be taken. bait except game fish or parts Know these and all other rules thereof and live fish. The eggs of all fish species are permitted for as they are listed in the 1965 bait angling proclamation. . Angling is permitted with any mechanical lure, except no lure The divorce problem exists beshall have more than three gangs cause there are too many married of hooks, and no line shall have couples and not enough husbands attached thereto more than two and wives. Ii I For further information or inspection, call Property Utah State Department of Highways, DA Bid forms available in Room 147, State Capitol, DA will be received until 9:30 a.m., June 9, 1965. v ,ss sj, Bids vv. . - X A cashiers or certified check in the amount of whichever is greater, must be furnished as a ? 10, or $50.00, deposit with all bids. v Successful bidder must furnish a performance bond on each unit Sv purchased. Tour kitchen stays up to 16 degrees cooler. HERBERT F. SMART. DIRECTOR. (Publish May 28, 1965 SUPPORT YOUR SEVIER COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE For a BETTER County. Phone Bob Childs If you have any Ups. leads, suggestions, we welcome them! WE ARE WORKING FOR THE GOOD OF ALL SOUTHERN UTAH AND NEED YOUR HELP . . . Phone 2 dancers participating in the Dance Festival in Salt Lake City during June conference. jugglers, trapeze, high-wir- e tumblers, clowns and aerial acts, all competing in a well rounded performance that is guaranteed to entertain children of all ages. There will be performances at 2:30 and 8 p.m. Remember only under the big top can it be a real circus. Salina. Sevier County. Utah. FRI MAY 28. 1965 PAGE VttMS OPEN HOUSE HONORS NEWLYWEDS the largest zoos. In addition the show carries a well balanced assortment of Major Angling Rules Listed For 1965 Opener May 29 Utahs general angling season opens Saturday, May 29, and continues through Nov. 30. Fishing hours are from 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. Some of the major angling rules were listed by the Department of Fish and Game, with the reminder that officers will be patrolling all waters to assist anglers and to apprehend violators of rules governing this ENGINEERING DEGREE Lee Ray Rasmussen will graduate from Utah State University June 5 with a degree in electronic engineering. Lee Ray has accepted a position with Systems Engineer IBM, located' in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen, the former RaeLynn Prows, and sons Tracy Lee and Terrol will leave June 8 for St. Louis. Lee Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rasmussen of Murray, 896-571- 2 Summer is coming. Keep cool. Cook electrically. When you cook flamelessly, the range cooks the food, not the kitchen or the cook. With an electric range, surface units are in direct contact with the cooking utensils. No air space between the heating unit and the pan allows heat to rise and escape into the kitchen. Also, heat does not rise into the room with excessive water vapor and combustion Cooking electrically is so clean and safe, too! Theres a reason ...7 of 10 homes in the area we serve cook electrically. ts. There is a choice ofsparkling new electric ranges at your dealers. See him now. If it's electric, it's better! UTAH POWER a LIGHT CO. KNOW YOUR BIBLE MORE PERFECTLY! FREE Home A special Bible Course is NOW offered to you! This Home Study Course is: COMPLETELY TRUE TO THE BIBLE. ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE CONDUCTED ENTIRELY BY MAIL FREE FROM DENOMINATIONAL PREJUDICE. COMPOSED OF 8 INSPIRING LESSONS ENROLL TODAY: Write to: KNOW YOUR BIBLE. 415 E. 1070 S Orem. Utah Do It Now . . Before You Forget! |