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Show Universal Sem llorth Teacher Roster Released For 195S-5- 7 School Year VJ Personnel for the schools in North Sevier were released this week by the superintendent, Bennett. Several changes have been noted, and vacancies filled for the 1956-5year. School will get underway on September 4th, with registration hours to be released through the local principles. The teacher roster follows: Redmond Elementary: Norris c. Jensen, principal; Ora Chris-wtensen, Valda B. Hales, Leah Jensen. Salina Elenetary: Millward D. La-Mo- nt UURTY-EIGHT- YEAR H SEVIER SAL1NA, COUNTY, UTAH, AUGUST 10, 1956 NO. 2 7 Art Work To Office Space At Hospital Discontinued Under New Plan During a special meeting Tuesday night, members of the Salina Hospital Board voted to discontinue the practice of doc- tors offices in the hospital. The decision was reached following discussions with the Salina City and Town Boards in and Aurora. Need for additional medical service, and the fact that it was only possible to house two doe- w tOT mtte yt the major reasons listed in mak- ing the change. It was also brought out that many residents of North Sevier were seeking hospitalization in other areas, and with the hospital only serv- ing as a hospital, these residents might return to use their own f acuities. The hospital wa, pur- chased by the residents of Sa- lina, Redmond and Aurora, and , belongs them. Taxes and money from their own pockets !K'trt lS iravanf 1!. FtiihV thrli Sh?rminHlq ' fvL pnnvilt rrTiw S' Ra rvf T.iPvHav ppnr(,gunt from the QpvW rnmmimitiM whirh Chairman nwitfht wnfnrd JSrltarv Rpdmnnd- Selton - LaVoChris Evan tensen and Wesley Cherry, Sa- lina- - Under the present each of the doctors pay a month- ly rent of $100. This revenue will be lost, but it is hoped by the Board members the new plan will eventually strengthen the hospital to the point the lost revenue will be made up with set-u- p, C0UP Familt family Meet At Fishlake At Fishlake, the Christian and Karen Scorup descendants sembled for the 17th family union on July 28, 1956. A dinner was served in the Lakeside Resort to 46 members. Followmg the hour a bus.nes session Held.. Tb. cmmA officers were retained for 1957. They are: J. A. Scorup, presi- dent; Olevia Thornell, vice presi dent; Alvilda Anderson, secre- executive com- Thornell and Olevia mittee, family. Reports from the sec.- and the genealogical com- Stee were given. A short pro- gram was rendered, consisting of singing, readings and tributes. fishing were the Boating diversions. Members from out of town were: Mr- and Mrs- J- A Sc0FupMoab; Mr' and MrS C- Wl Ur Hershel Cling Sen Mr and and Mrs er and children! Mr- and Mrs Ha M WilliamsMerriU Nelson- Mr- and MrsJohn Gurney a11 of Provo; Mf' and MrS' H' C Stewart Neil stewart 0f Salt Lake; Vivian Anderson of San Francisco; Mrs. C. T. Ward and daughters of Bois(?( Idaho tary-treasure- r; ,d - - - - - - - - - - IVl3yor AttCVtuS pAMl0l.0M0 lOnT0r6llCe Mayor John Jorgensen, a in the Utah Production director 36 was in San Association Credit meetings of the Board Regular a regional to Francisco attend fViA hawmont are being nem m conerence of the association) "spi held August 2nd and 3rd. reTidenbi ant cZe Mr. Jorgensen and Mrs. Jor- pertaining gensen left on July 29th, travel- wUh any problems to the hospital, or any construe ing by automobile to Las Vegas, Nevada, completing the trip to tive advice. the coast by plane. They re- - " tL I Uoal w AL inrislensen Pressure GOOkerS Notice was received this week RaerLyna Prowand'Mr' 14th had and lhat Tuesday August fceen scheduled or all ladies in . the funeral services conducted Saturday in Provo for Miss ODal Christensen, 44, who died Mon- day in New York City. Miss Christensen was born In Redmond, April 4, 1912. She was a daughter of Lucile Christensen Norman and the late George Christensen. Miss Christensen attended the schools in North Sevier, and after completing her education tan8ht In in Utah coileges, the business education depart- ment at the University. Last week, she had completed requirements for a Ph.D. degree at the New York University, and returning to Utah, having signed a contract to teach at University in busTreJs the department the Salina Second Ward to have ure cookers testedt in preparation for the canning sea- underway at 9 am the Relief Society baB Be Displayed Mrs. Lamar Larson, instructor in art classes in oils, will display the pictures In the senior and junior students class, comcourse. The pleted in a Services Pay Tribute To Martha Curtis ig Ann Murphy e resident of Curtis 77, North Sevier. aied August 2nd t the Gunnison Valley Hospital after a lingering illness, born August Mrs. 28 1878 nMiR3 Creek, adau ter.0f Hyrum ana saran Ann Murphy. The family came to the North Sevier area when Mrs. Curtis was a young girl and she her home here since Mrs. Martha long-tim- Tl ?, February 3 1897 she JE S. n wS E e leave the preparing lake He became worse when Just north of the Koosharem Re- servoir, and died while the grands0n and some passing motorists were attempting to ad- minister aid. Sheriff Rex Hunts- man and Deputy Murvin Colby were called to the scene. It was mans 76th birthday the to wgre - - ill-fat- home. , . mond. Yestern Gypsum Strike Continues . Members of Local 160, United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Woiers- - eraPIoyea at tne west- Mr and Mrs E Smith Peter- g .on announce 'the e8a8en,ent wTrrtilT out on strtke thfs and orthcoming marriage of Sholding , out or higher their daughter, Carol, to Charles Ray' Williams,' Jr, son of Mr. wST' a 35 em and Mrs. Charles Ray Williams, nl.TOM . Sr. of Los Angeles, Calif. They re- Beliable have planned a September 4th sta ethe worLrs had ask- marriage at the brides home. a 16.cent hourly increase , and had been offed ceniS Of interest in August s nuptial and one more paid ! . SI thlr news is announcement of the en- the company rlnlll mare aPProac ng Many quarters were o sisters g,agameF w close would 0f Srenson the Gyann plant opinion nifva Mrs. lone naft Baker Mrs. Huntsman. The bride- - down until spring if negotiations Merrill of Dayton, Ohio. elect is a daughter of Mr. and were not soon completed. Equip- -- Mrs. Guy Sorenson of Salina. ment has been pulled from the G. M. Bur of Salina, and L. Parents of the future bridegroom quarry, and the power shut off. R. Burr of Ephraim, attended are Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunts- - If the plant is winterized, and the Henry Burr family reunion, man of Aurora. The couple orders continue on a slow pace, seem will be wed on August 31st. the chances of held in Provo, Saturday. small. However, the plant man- ager, E. L. Flinn, has indicated the company is willing to meet at any time to discuss the issues. The average weekly payroll at Mrs. 1st Precinct East 15, residence North; Are you qualified by the 297 South 3rd Alford a cast Jensen, plant before the shutdown priand vote to and age estimated at about $11,000. was Eastmary ballot? to after the Dates . . at . the priregister In order to vote General before the and must primary, kJOlGS 0SQIl3l mary on Sept. 11th, you be registered. All new groups Election on November 6th, are who have reached the voting age, October 9th, 16th, 30th and 31st. Patients registered at the Sa- After the Primary Election, or have changed your residence are who of all regis- lina Hospital are: from one precinct to another in the names vote at Miss Mary Christensen, dau- can the and tered Saiina must check your regisbe will election of Mr. and Mrs. Claud postNovember ghter transfer. trar for a Jo- Dates to register before the ed in the Salina Post Office for Christensen, surgery; Irene Mr. and a and of if and voter, 5, hansen, daughter nrimarv on Sent. Uth are Aug. Inspection, enter- - Mrs. George Johansen of Sa- 21st and 28th Places to register your name is not properly in the your lina, appendectomy; Mrs. Leland registrar In Salina are- Precinct 14, at ed, consult correction. for 95 Lazenby of Aurora, surgery. precinct the home of Percinda Crane, . ieffertsomfl Jff vILl ad Id Qrocer present At S,L'C' SeSSIOn stan Barretti Eenior member membeot AcLSL TTtaVl p-.- aii attend- - ThurSav nfaM of lart leek Mr. Barrett was accompanied M. Barrett, and they were by a banquet, held m the at guests early evening. Margene Peterson and Billie Sorenson will appear in piano solos at a recital to be pre- sented at the Snow College Auditorium, Monday night of next week. They are students of LaVor Jensen. Lou ng Dont Lose Your Right To Vote - - Snlinn Flnrictc Attend Gift . SS X a r - - . wt ' foylnfeSch.0 " QpWIPP Wwl Ilww Robert jensen, bishop of the First Ward, officiated at the services. The casket at the alter, holding all that was mortal of the mother and friend, was sur- r0Unded with baskets of beauti- fiowers, all tokens of the love and respect for the one who had been called to the Great Beyond. The services, arranged by the familyi were; opening songi .0, My Father, by the Singing Mothers; invocation, Allen C. Folster; tribute from Old Fort Camp, Daughters of the Pioneers Ralief and. ,the. FiFst Society, by Mrs. Arthur Mar- tin; History of the life of a grandmother, by Mrs. Farrel Nielson, a granddaughter; solo, That Wonderful Mother Of Mine," Mrs. Irvin Jacobsen; speaker, William Humphrey; duet, Gods Other Room, Mrs. Sharp Rasmussen and Mrs. John Deaton; speaker, Warren Crane; closing song, The Lords Pray- eF' by the SinSing Mothers; benediction, Lloyd Ivie. The final resting place, in the Pioneer cemetery, was dedi- cated by Roland Crane- '' IlPW5 llwlltf m-- Pvt. Camp Pendleton, Calif. Norman A. Alverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Alverson of Sa- lina, Utah, completed 4 weeks of individual combat training in July at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The course covered infantry tactics. first aid, demolitions, field forti- fications and advanced school- ing on weapons. The training is given to Marines scheduled for overseas duty, and to all gradu- ates of recruit training before they are assigned to new duty stations. ' Fishing Pond Closed The childrens fishing pond at the Jorgensen ranch in the mouth of Salina Canyon, has been closed on request of the owner, according to Ted Sorenson, president of the Jaycees, the sponsoring club. Destruction of property and utter disregard for pond privileges were reported as the cause of the closing. No further fishing will be permitted at the site, and all youngsters are requested to keep out. importation from Europe, this ,ovely ,ass Performs high in lbe aiF with uncan"y versatil ity swinging and swaying wilh carefree abandon on a lender pole 132 feet above one of the many the ground nerve tingling acts that will be seen with the TOM PACK'S JAYCEE CIRCUS, that comes to the Fair Grounds, Richfield, Friday, August 10th, with two performances daily, 2:30 and reserved seats will be sold first come, first served. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Pectol, accompanied by their daughter, Shirlyn, who visited the past 2 months with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Christensen in Salina, returned to their home in St. George on Sunday. The parents were week end visitors at the Christensen home. - Cnrin? Cltv JoillS TellUride According to a statement by Mayor Owen B. Anderson, the Spring City electric system was connected to the Telluride Power Companys system July 31, 1956, and .the exchange of power, as provided for in a con- tract signed a few months ago, was initiated. The contract provides for sup- plemental andor break down "Ice to the City, and for the purchase of all surplus power The Thursday Night Bridge produced by the City, by the Club were entertained at the Company, and is mutually bene- home of Mrs- Jewel Poulson in ficial to both City and Telluride, Twelve Said Mayr AndersonRcdmond Iast week This connection marks the membeFS were Present and the hostess served luncheon in the first time that Spring City has ear, Mrs Harold had an interconnection with any eveni Crandall and Mrs Eyan Smith other systeni( and assures them were high BCore winnrs in the o an adeqUate and constant game. Mrs. George Sheppard source of power, continued the Ma was a guest o the hostess. - - at f4--'jj- '!' Christensen, LaVaun J. Herbert, Esmont Jensen, Ethel J. Jensen, Vonda S Larsen, Edythe McDonald, Mildred A. Mower, Vera SIlOW J. Sorensen. Aurora Elementary: Vermont . Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sanders of r , Iarvrd p.nnip Fdlth W. the Salina Floral were in Los n' Chnstensen Gift Alberta RobeTs Angeles to attend the Show." sponsored by florists in ' the Southern California area. Leon Newton prfndpab They were accompanied by dau- - D Allerl Hu gh y Bird Briant Tt rt If ft U Ftban fin J Karen, and G Burgess LaVon while in the state, they visited Lee c Christensen Christensen, Claudius D with CP- and Mrs- Ke"t San- . Doty, Leo L. Mower, E. Smith ders who reside in Merced. They peterSon, Dnt Sorensen, Lewis were sightseeing at the Yosemite . Sorensen, . .. Lyal Ashman, Zelma T. p y Ruff Frances M. Christensen, lasl ,Ur"'d Saturday M N. Johnson. Ada F. Niel . announce the birth of a grand- son, born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Henri L. Miller of Danvihe, Hinois. The mother is the former Betty Jean Long, and the baby was born at the Salina Hospital. Grandmother Long is caring for the elder son in the Miller family, Henri J. Jr., who . . years of aee '. Births at the Salina HspitaJ, are as follows: A son to Mr. and July 28 Mrs. Vernon Crane of Salina. A son to Mr. and August 5 Mrs. Henri Miller of Illinois. A son to Mr. a d August 6 Mrs. Owen Chnstensen of Red- - m P"mary' to be held Sept. 11th. served as president of the Re- lief Society for more than 20 years, and was active in all the organizations. She was noted for the many hundreds of quilts pieced, and given away or sold, and money donated to help a friend. She cared for an invalid husband, and also her mother, who was incapacitated for many years. Her sons and daughters, all residing in Salina, are: Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, Mrs. Janie Okerlund, Mrs. Tina Allred, Mrs. Rose Freece, Orlando, Lincoln and Roland Crane. She had 34 grandchildren, 116 greatgrandchildren, and 20 Sisters and a brother surviving are: Mrs. Mable Bird, Mrs. Maggie Ras- - Into Fourth Week At Sigurd Plant Wil-lards- r r4 Trday con- - ,or E,kabc,h Heart Attack Fatal To Fisherman married in Aurora. He died .936. Survivors include the follow- sons and daughters: Mrs. Lera Crane, Mrs. Myril Mickel- sen and Doyle Curtis Salina; Marvin Curtis, Springville; Mrs. Bemell Alverson, West Jordan; Mrs- Ruth Braithwaite, Manti; Ellwood Curtis, Bountiful; one brother, Alma Murphy, Salina; one sister- Mrs Fanna Kunz Montpelier, Idaho; three half- sisters, Mrs. Ernel Peterson and Mrs. Vern Ivie, Salina, and Mrs. Wallace Poulson, Redmond; 29 and 51 greatgrandchildren grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Salina First Ward Chapel, directed by Bishop Robert S. Jensen. The program, outlined by the family, was: prelude and postlude music Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen and Mrs. Darlene Bartholomew; in- vocation, Leo C. Murphy; violin solo, Darlene Bartholomew, ac- companied by Thelma Mellor; tribute, Joleen Kitchen, a grand- daughter; musical reading, Mrs. Bryce Johnson, accompanied by Gaylia Allred; talk, Edra Tay- lor; talk, William Humphrey; vocal solo, Calvin Jewkes, ac- companied by Gaylia Allred; talk, Bryce Hallows; song by Singing Mothers, Abide With Me, directed by Mrs. Maurice Rasmussen; benediction, Earl . Curtis. Burial Kthe Ponfeer cemetery, directed by son Mortuary. The dedication of the final resting place was offered by Earl Mickelsen. Impressive services were 20, h. for Salina, and one who had nearly reached the advanced age of In the class are: Blain Kelley, fi3 years. Deanna Morley, Steven West- she was born September 29, brook, Ted Learning and Lynda i863 in Kansas, a daughter of Larson. An adult class, consist- - Joscph s. and Sarah Tidwell ing of Mrs. Earlin Jensen, Mrs. Williams When Rnvmna w. M. Fowles and Mrs. Klar the family traveled oidroyd, will be displayed the jn a covc?ed wagon the loti owing week, beginning on plais, and s(.ttld in N" the 27th in the same window. The winter. In 1877. they Joined the pioneers in Salina, where 1hey lived and assisted in the building of the community the Salt Lake Endowment Home, November 23, 1882. Rox- Stacy Nelson, 76, of V est Jor- - anna and Joseph C. Crane were dan died sudderdy Sunday at married, and the family have heart 3:30 !:ved ,ln..the fered Feturmng , fr01,n througb the years. Mrs. Crane was FishlaCe. Mr. Nelson was n y, lndustrous, and beginning An Delegates from North Sevier who were in Salt Lake, Saturday to attend the Republican State Convention, were Dale Peterson, Mrs. Stanley Burgess and Mrs. Merrill Nielson of Salina; Ed- Sorenson of Aurora, and Joseph F. Peterson, Redmond. J. Bracken Lee, Governor of Family And Friends Pay Final Tribute To Roxanna Crane - . Lion T. J. Morley Presides At Club Council T. J, Morley, District Governor in 28-presided at the closing session of the Lions State Council, held at the State Capitol on July 29th for the 1955-5- 6 year. A report of the years business and activities, was given by Mr. Morley, and a financial report was made by the state cabinet secretary, Leo Mower, The newly elected District Governors installed are: 29-Dean Swaner, Farmington; 28-C. A. Morley, Bingham; 28-Marvin Halladay, Provo; 28-Lester Holcomb, St. George. During the years service to Mr. Lions clubs in district 28-Morley has made 63 official and social visitations to Lions clubs; attended 8 state council meet- ings; 4 district council meetings; traveled over 25,000 miles in the years official capacity; tended the Utah State conven- tion at St. George; the Inter- national Lions convention at Miami Beach. Florida, and the Mid.Winter Conference in Salt Lake City. After July 1st, Mr. Morley had 30 days to close the 1955.56 business. T, at-w- as Salina Lions To Conduct Fly Spray Drive Aug. 19 The Salina Lions Club are again sponsoring their Fly Spray Campaign, in an effort to pre- vent the spread of disease, and keep residents healthy. Lynford Anderson is chairman of the 1956 project, with Dale Peter- son, Dr. Rae E. Noyes and Frank Selack as committee members, The drive will get underway on August 19, and it is planned to complete it in one day. Resi- dents will be contacted the day of the spraying and asked to co- operate. A small fee is charged to cover the cost of the fly Salina City officials are co- operating, and will pay costs of spraying the trash pile, vacant lots, etc. The various committees and their districts have been out- lined as follows, with the club members to work from the north to south of town: Fourth East: Leon Christen- sen, Leath Rasmussen, Othello Madsen. Third East: Hugh Bird, Mill- ward Robinson, Wayne Peterson. Second East: Leo Mower, Jack Learning, Osmer Nielson, roi1 T!W rc- Freece, Rhuben Jensen. First West: B. K. Tuft, Ken- neth Roberts, Stanley Burgess, Second West: Briant Burgess, Dan Anderson Bill Fowles. . . r y ir w es w es ey Joftn J0Fgensen. trnel Peterson. Fourth West: Reed Hansen, Stanley Barrett, Claude Chris- tensen. Sandy Lane: Marlin Sorensen, Leon Newt0n Dale Briggs Nnrth- - east: T. J. Morley, Charles Trnfxan . Lar- - |