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Show Z Price, h, Utah-TKu- Way 21. 1970 rsday, Emery High chooses " W ' vy; Jti f pi;1' " .i' Christian co-valedictori- ans Among the earliest catacombs and on used symbols, the anchor is on ancient gems, HUNTINGTON Amy Hall and fitting and showmanship in 1968 used in religious art as an emKelly Anderson have been named at Southeastern Utah Livestock blem of steadfast hope and unof the 1070 Em- Show and had the Reserve Chamtiring patience. ery High graduating class and pion lamb at the 1969 stock show. ribShe has won many blue also will deliver valedictory addreses bons during three years of cook- Church tournament last year and at the May 27 exercises. won several trophies recently, is Each has been involved in var- ing and six of sewing in on the ward youth committee and ied activities. Amy has rated a scholarship at has received the Duty to God of ISSSjij !;"r - - 4-- ; j Snow College. She to major Amy received a $25 bond for in secondary education in English being the outstanding girl when or business. r graduated from North Emery She is the daughter of Frank high, was a delegate to Girls and Norma Hall. of the Spartan State, Shield, band member and officer Kelly has been student body for two years, won a I rating president for drum major for clarinet solo at a recent band in his junior year, played trummeet, tied for first place in ad- pet in the band for three years vanced shorthand at a business as well asstudying guitar, active meet, is a member of FHA, sem- in debate and speech, starring in inary secretary, and for the past three school plays, member of the nine summers has taken care of Second Ward Explorer basketball Amys little lambs. She won the team which played in the All- - plans pun-io- " 1969-7- I' 'it' ilmijlt AMY HALL Cemetery sexlon sets deco ration removal deadline Anther in till KELLY ANDERSON award. Kelly enjoys driving his motorover the desert and sometimes sleeping under the stars, Too but he has little spare time. cows those milking busy just cursed things. bike He has. accepted a scholarship where he will enroll in the fall to work toward a major in either political science or law. to CEU Kelly is the son of Norman and Anderson. (EH) Opal Tommy Morris, sexton of the Price City cemetery, today issued an appeal that all flower containers and other movable decorations which are placed on the graves on Memorial Day be removed on or before Friday, June would like it to be kept at alltimes, the lawns must be tended and debris kept cleared at regular I intervals. Mr. Morris will be at the come- -' tery May 30 to assist visitors in Promoted to corporal - Gerald R. PruDRAGERTON itt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pruitt, Dragerton, has been promoted to corporal as of May 1 at 5. the Marine Barracks, Naval StaMr. Morris also asks that all tion, Treasure Island, San Franartificial flowers with wire supcisco, Calif. ports be removed as soon as posPruitt entered the Marines sible after the holiday which is June 11, 1968. He was sent to VietSaturday, May 30. These flowers, nam in March 1969; for nine he stated, fall apart quickly when months. While there he contracted exposed to the weather and often tropical sprug and was sent to times the wires become embedd- the Naval Hospital in Oakland, ed in the lawns and are a hazard Calif., April 1970. when the lawns are mowed. He married the former Cheri Mr. Morris added that the lawns cannot be left unmowed for much Carson of Kingman, Kan., May 2, longer than the June 5 date be- 1970, in San Francisco. Before entering the service, cause of appearance sake, and to keep the cemetery as attractive Pruitt graduated from Elast Caras possible, as the general public bon High School. (PH) loved! Because of incidents in which flowers were removed from new graves, the Price City Council is renewing its reward offer for information leading to' the arrest and conviction of these 0 culprits. - - of their graves locating ones. ftv V ''Wye'''- , x t, .PRICE TRADING rxV J U Uvj7 COMPA NY - y. .. vKv.vv. ...... y. s V '. 4 s v j L- - Trusted Trading Since 1890 ee what a Dollar Will EARRINGS MENS SPORT and pierced and clip on, spring colors of pink, blue, orange, white, gold and silver, flowers in enamel and daisies. DRESS SHIRTS NECKLACES in white, pink, lavender and blue, pearl ropes. 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