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Show Statistical Report Compares Sevier County With Other Utah Counties Statistics comparing Sevier County and all other counties of the state in nearly ever y phase of economic life are now available in the recently released publication A Statistical Review Of Utahs Economy," compiled and published by the Bureau of Economic and Business Research, University of Utah. The volume represents one of the most comprehensive compilations ever made of historical and data on Utah. Included among these statistics are such things as the following: Sevier Countys population as of April 1, 1960, was 10,565. In 1940, this figure was 12,112. In 1958, there were 260 births In the county. The average farm size in Sevier County in 1880 was 33 acres. By 1954, this figure had grown to 256 acres. Mineral production in the county in 1951 was valued at $1.1 million; in 1958, it had increased to $1.2 million. The foregoing are only a few of the hundreds of facts obtainable from the Bureaus Statistical Review. Its 101 tables are distributed among the following sections: Population, Vital Statistics, Education, Employment, Income, Manufacturing, Trade, Finance, Construction, Transportation aryi Communications, Agriculture, Mineral Industry, and Government. The Review was compiled by the University of Utah for the express purpose of aiding government and business leaders, teachers, researchers, and students who are interested in obtaining 'both general and detailed statistics on the Utah economy. The historical series in cases go as far back as 1859, and most include 1959 or 1960. In most sections, data are included Mrs. Moylee Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Paulis Peterson, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Erin Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Crowther, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Jen- sen, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Gates, Mr. Mrs. DeVon Jensen, Mr. and Lee Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sturdivant, Mr. and Mrs. Snow College Offers Programs To Organizations In Area The Snow College Public Ser- - requests from organizations in for the counties as well as for the entire state. vice Bureau has been organized the area for program materials of A Statistical Review Of Utahs for the year, and is again pre- - various kinds, and that the pared to furnish programs for eau attempts to fill these Economy is available free of club, civic, school and church quests as they come in. charge to public libraries, schools and other institutions which can He said that the bureau now organizations in the college area, Dean of Students, Ross P. Find- - has available a variety of pro- make use of such information, from the Bureau of Economic Lee Christensen, Ruel and Stan- - lay. announced Tuesday. grams which are ready to go out Dean Findlay, who serves as upon request. They include and Business Research, Univer- ton Nelson, Kenny Carlson, Chad sity of Utah. and James Deaton. Chads coordinator of bureau functions, tures of various kinds by faculty son, Chuck, remained with the stated that the following student members; variety programs MaMaAAMWVMAAMVWMAM Nelsons during the hunt, staff has been appointed to king student talent; solo and activities of the bureau: small group numbers in music, The Mutual held a Halloween chair- - speech and dance and depart. party Tuesday evening. Games Judy Harmon, Manti, man; mental productions, ?ullok Iie,e. Marjorie Mickelsen, Reporter and refreshments were handled un nn ' We wish to provide these WWVWVVVMAMVVAMWVVVV by the officers and teachers. The ceums, and reen ar0 materials as a public service," Interest class held regu- Special The R. H. Club met Wednes- lar classwork. Leo Christensen assemblies, Faye ;r,k traveling of Centerfield, and day evening at the home of Faye told of the pageant at Hill Raema Hanks, Grover, program Hampton. Viola Larsen was a Cumorah. Norma Frandsen, Gunguest. Pinochle was played, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Newman numbers; won Luella advertising. nison, prizes Jorgensen and sons were week end by guests Dean Findlay explained that and Joyce Spencer. of the Kenneth Hales. H & W Club members were the college receives numerous ties as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Hales guests at the home of Una Hales, were business visitors Monday Dr. Ernel Jensen visited the VWVVWVWM1VWWWVMA Wednesday evening, with twelve and in Salt Lake. Tuesday to went present. Pinochle prizes week end with the J. Arthu Mr. and Mrs. Norman Banks, Christensens and other relatives. Marjorie Mickelsen, Una Christensen and Arvilla Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Peterson, Mrs. Mary Olsen was a week Melba Stevens, Phone JA Mrs. Mickelson and Faye Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Peterson' end of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Schwin- - ford guest were guests. Rasmussen and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jensen and deman were week end guests of and Mrg Peter willardsen. Visitors at the Douglas Anderson of Compton, California, visit- the Adley Petersons. The men- Mrs. Grace Linahardt, Mrs. son home over the week end in- ed from Thursday to Monday folk joined in the deer hunt. Jarl Klungervick, Mrs. Jac Me- - cluded Mrs' Della Ernsten and with Mrs. Vera Anderson. Visiting Sunday at the Petersons Mrs. Ea Ernsten and Intyre and children and Mr. and sori' Eoy; Mrs. Clifford Mickelsen, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkin- Mrs. Beth and Van, Terry, .children, Peterson from spent Roger Owen Christensen and Mrs. son and Mrs. Gaylen Brown. and Mrs. Janna Peach, and twins to at Evan the Sunday Friday Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Peter- Mickelsens. Clyde Mortensen spent Saturday joined the Trent and Camile, all of Salt in Provo. son spent the week end with the deer hunters. Roger Reynold and Nel Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Christen- Joseph F. Petersons. Visiting here with relatives for gon Lindhardt visited briefly sen of MaGrath, Canada, visited a few Mr. and Mrs. Cary Jones, Mr. days of the deer hunt are enroute hunting, from Friday to Tuesday with the and Mrs. Gaylen Poulson, Mr. Saturday Mr. Mrs. Bert Ottley of Salt and Bounti-and rs. ada Garner of J. Arthur Christensens and Mrs. Take City, Mrs. Hex Torgensen, Mr. ul and Mrg Rowsell and Qpal Alveretta Draper. The visitors and Mrs. Bill Foss and Don Foss Visiting a few days at the rhildren of gandy, visited over Frank had been to Oklahoma visiting Harward home during the Wal "m7, the Jewel and Blain, and the week endwith their children. Monday, Mrs. joined deer hunt are Mr. and Mrs. Vern lace Poulsons for the deer hunt. Mrs. Junior Seeley Christensen entertained in their Shaw and family of Murray. honor at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Sorensen Elmer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. are visiting in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens, and George Coleman were also guests. The Colemans accomin Idaho with Mr. and Mrs, Van VOTE NOV. Sorensen. panied the Christensens home to Canada for a visit. Delos Andrews and son, MelMariel Hansen of Centerfield, vin, of Los Angeles, visited with was guest speaker Sunday evenhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil ing in church. His daughter, Andrews, and to enjoy Saturday Irene, entertained with a piano and Sunday of the deer hunt. solo. Mr. and Mrs. Verness Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jensen and daughter, Karren, and Mr. were week end guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Neldon Andrews and Mrs. LaMar Bosshardt. They re& children, Shirley May, of "" side in Salt Lake City. also visited at the Andrews of Salt Mrs. Lindon home. OBrian We have just received a of Visitors from the North part large shipment of Schwinn Lake, and James L. OBrianJenLester the of visited the state at the Lynn Shaw Bountiful, In take Come and Bicycles. hunt. deer over the week end were the in and home sens joined advantage of our Mrs. Devon Shaw and Mr. and JenVontess of Mrs. a or Your Visitors old bike small plan. family of Granger, and Mr. and down payment will hold your sen included Mr. and Mrs. HenMrs. Therron Shaw of Kearns. choice of any bike. ry Theissen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laron Shaw of Venice, We have a good supply of Mrs. Powell Johnson and family, Visited Mrs. Ann Shaw, Sunday reconditioned bikes, or we Mrs. Harold Barker and childafternoon. can paint and- repair your old ren and Lynn Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jensen and V as bike to look like new. her had V Johnson Mrs. Udell tr who have moved to uUe&aal Mr. family, to Sunday, guests Friday Buena famPark,. California, were and Mrs. Alma Potter and GUNNISON, UTAH on business over the week here For Pickup And Delivery On ily of Portland, Oregon. end. deer the Among those here for Wednesday, Call Mrs. Don Nielson and children, hunt and visiting were: Mr. and COLBY AUTO CLINIC Marie and Brent, of Gunnison, Mrs. Farrel Jensen, Mr. and visited Saturday night and Sun te bur-an- d s. util-Hilt- hale Redmond flews .m . 1 Aurora Hews day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Curtis. Week end visitors at the Avery Curtis home, and to enjoy the deer hunt were Mr. and Mrs. Don Curtis of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Robins of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Winn and families of Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Hallows and family of Bountiful, are visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hallows. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Allred and family of San Diego, California, are visiting a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will and with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wallen Christensen and family of Manti, visited y their daughters, Mrs. Thora and Mrs. ElNita Watts, and other relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jensen of Oremi, visited With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Levon Roberts and family of Ephraim, are visiting a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Taylor. Mrs. Rhoda Jensen of Axtell, visited with her daughter, Mrs. Beth Kennedy, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper and son, Gregory, of Fredonia, Arizona, visited a few days with relatives. Kimball Harward and Briant All-re- d, Ott-le- nnSu n Salina, Sevier County, I'tah Fri Oct. 28, 1960 Page 5 Christensen, who are going to school in Logan, were home over the week end. Mr .and Mrs. Lenard Spencer and family of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Preston Spencer and family of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Spencer of Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Spencer of Junction, were all here to visit and enjoy the deer hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkes, Vincent Wilkes and Rita Wilkes of Salt Lake, visited at the Conway Wilkes home over the week end. VOU HAVE AN INSECuRiry COMPLEX SIMPLE TO OVERCOMP -- - . HJoT BUY SAVINGS U.s. BONDS FOB REAL SECURITY" -- r r great i'll 7 PAYROLLTHE SAVINGS Aplan TOUAY J $ m d 8TII Schwinn Bicycles -0 Murray Trikes Tractors Pay-so- i,I n, -0 lay-awa- y - 5 SAMS SHOP Competent - Experienced Army named in honor of General of the Armies John J. Pershing. A successful test firing of PERSHING from its new transporter-erector-launchheld recently was the first firing from its new mobile launcher. The new type launcher will permit PERSHING to be transported to an unprepared site, erected and fired in a matter of minutes. THE PERSHING MISSILE , NOVEMBER 8 ELECT by 9 JOANNE WALTERS special correspondent Small Birth Defect Victim Is A 'Prop As Mother Lectures Blythe ill. Kathy Houle, of Mt. Clemens, brud Mich., a pretty nette going on five," poses today with perfect as her schoolteacher mother lectures on the heartbreaking topic of birth defects. Kathy doesnt mind being one of her mothers lecture props. Mother and daughter are dedicated to the proposition that since 250,000 infants are born yearly with significant birth defects and 34,000 babies annually are stillborn or die within the first month because of birth defects the more widely the subject is discussed, the healthier for the nation. Gardner f seventeen Democratic Candidate For State Senator From the spots with DOROTHY with KATIE and FRANKIE AVALON with DWAYNE HICKMAN PROVINE . . . FABIAN KELLY BARBARA PERKINS blue-eye- 5 ' H0 . ... - VA t,i . z t- ' Blythe M. Gardner (Paid Political Adv.) of Dimes. Kathy has ample reason for her devotion to the cause embraced by her mother and herself. The child was born with the forbidding birth defects of an open spine and excess fluid on the brain. When only weeks old, Kathy underwent major surgery three times.-- . Doctors told the parents: Enjoy the baby while you can. She may not be with you for long." It was a miracle that Kathy survived. But since she did, both the child and her grateful mother, Mrs. William W. Houle, a Michigan grade school teacher, want to shed light on this often taboo subject Tens of thousands of mothers are mistakenly ashamed of having given birth to a malMrs. Houle formed infant, says. Tragically, many parents hide these innocent children away from public view instead r seeking medical advice an, therapy. When Kathy and I set out , ( IX V - '4, 1 Sf.JTV J I " , , caught , The National Foundation, which financed the development of both the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines, is now supporting research and patient care for birth defects and arthritis through the New March Sevier County ' y v Barbara's His the I '0 unitBrifurr niufrwral Mrs. Houle and daughter Kathy lecture to audience of children and adults. lecture on our lecture tours to adults, The Houle-Kath- y we describe in detail such birthf "circuit includes parent-teachdefects as an open spine and groups, and associations of excess fluid on the brain. These school principals. The audience and other such major birth de- for this unique team is expanding. fects are the largest unmet childhood medical problem in They can t fill all the requests for bookings. the United States today, Then, we tell parents that Kathy, described by her doctothey rarely need fear having tors as strong and healthy a second defective child be- day despite a bladder involv--mecause birth defects are not aldue to the spinal defect, ways hereditary. But when gets around nimbly on her Kathy and I talk to groups of crutches and leg braces. She small fry, we concentrate on has all the traits of any normal persuading the youngsters not child of her age and is devoted to shun handicapped children to her two collies, to her adorwhich with thoughtless cruelty ing brother Douglas, seven, and they often do. And not to be to her dolls, in that eccentric afraid of them. order. er mother-and-daught- is hitting VIC Hollywood opening . . . JANE FONDA is making the New York scene with TIMMY EVERETT . . . DICK CLARK to Hollywood to tape with ANNETTE, JIMMY segments RODGERS and FABIAN . . . DODIE STEVENS off to London on a tour . . . RONNIE BURNS calls CAROL EVERNE v. v. MAGAZINE er nt He's with Kotie "my best girl , . . MARK DAMON'S dating JACK BENNY'S daughter Joan ROBERT TAYLOR'S daughter Manuela eloped... ROBERT WAGNER feted NATALIE WOOD with 22 bouquets of flowers for her twenty-secon- d birthday . . . November SEVENTEEN in its cross country survey reports that Dallas teens are keen for TWIRP (The Woman is Required to Pay) Dances girls do the asking, drive and, worst of all, foot ... bill! . . . WALT DISNEY is moving all his shows to NBC TROY DONAHUE and ANGIE DICKINSON are getting along just fine . . . SHERRY JACKSON all set to join the record-cuttin- g ranks . . . that JULIET PROWSE-ELVI"romance" is all over . . . JAMES DARREN and EVY hurrying home from Europe so that their child can be born on ... I S NOR-LUN- D Ameri-COLLI- and WARREN BEATTY will wed as soon as she completes "The Story of Esther" , . . SANDRA DEE sings in "Romanoff & Juliet" . . . SUSAN KOHNER turned down an Italian movie offer to be with GEORGE HAMILTON and to finish up this month, how's this for the meanest remark of the year "I don't cars who you are, Fatso Get your r.: off my roof!" ... r |