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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 15, 10C2 Obituaries citrt PRIN6VILl.E-.Mrt- mcKmui. trt J3, dwd Saturday In Sprlnevllje .Ganv Ion attar Aut. Bom 18S8, 30, t, Spnno-vill- Judges Pick Champs at Science Fair Support U.N., Rampton Asks Demos i Clara G.. McKenzie to Robert M and Mary Ann toG Clements rn 1 L Practical nurse. Married to t Roy MclCenil 1 A 1 14, Oct. prove. He died t Special to The Tribun, DUCHESNE Purchase by the U.S. of 100 million dollars In United Nations bonds was 1,3d i Member Church ot Jesus defended as In the best Interest of this nation by Calvin L. . sjk Rampton, candidate for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survi- Democratic nomination for the vors: son daughter, Berneil McKen- U.S. Senate. zie, Mrs. Ervm (Odessa) Woodhouse, both Springvilie; five grandchildren; four brother, sisters Ares Gammell, Orem; Mrs. Alfred (Maude) Thorpe, Mrs. Earl Diamond, Mrs. Wllford (Charolette) (Melva) Gottfredson all Springvrlie; Mrs. I. C. (Myrtle) Packard, Poca1 Funeral tello. Tuesday, pm., Third-Nint- h Springvilie IDS Ward Chaoel. Friends call Wheeler Mo9 rtuary Monday, p m., Tuesday prior to services. Burial, Springvilie Evergreen Cemetery. SPEAKING 1 the Duchesne Couny Democratic organize tion convention, Mr. Rampton said that while American citizens cannot help resenting the fact that other U.N. members have failed to meet their financial obligations, the United States should provide financial support to the U.N. even though the purchase turns out to be a grant rather than a loan. , Lena B. Parker BOUNTIFUL Parker, Lena 347 55, Burningham 1st South, died E Saturday, 12 10 In a Salt hospital of u s a s. Born 10, April 1907, In Bountiful, to H. Irvin and I Mary S e s 0 e r Burningham. Mar- tm., natural c a URGING BOTH moral and financial support for the UN., the candidate said criticism of the organization such as has been expressed by Sen. Henry M. Jackson and others undermines the faith of smaller nations. He argued that Communist nations, having failed to gain control of the General Assembly, would welcome the weak- Maury Cowley, left, president of BYU Chapter of Blue Key, ening or destruction of the in- gives award to Dr. Henry Aldous Dixon, faculty member. fluence of the U.N. ried Clifford (Cliff) Parker, Feb. 23. 1927, in the Sait Lake Member, Temple. By Associated Press LOGAN Exhibits ranging from ulcers in mice to a complex electronic computer were viewed Saturday by hundreds of visitors to the eighth annual Utah State Science Fair, staged in the Skyroomrof the Utah State University Union Building. Bountiful Ninth Church of .) Ward, Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints Survivors: hus band; son, daughter, Ray, West Bountiful; Mrs. Joyce three mother; Bountiful; Kunz, brothers, sisters, Lt. grandchildren; Col. Haven R. Burningham, with Air Force In Turkey; Mrs. Robert (Ida) Jones, Mrs. Richard C. (Iona) Camp, Funeral Llovd 1, both Bountiful. Vfednesday noon, Union Mortuary - Chapel, Bountiful, where friends call f pm., Wednesday, 10 30 Tuesday, a m. until services. Burial, Bountiful Memorial Park. SEVENTY JUNIOR and senior high school students, representing the cream of Utahs young scientific crop, displayed their complicated credentials as winners in seven regional fairs. Winning expenses-paitrips to the 13th National Science were Richard Morris, Bonneville High School, Ogden, and Dewayne Ashmead, Davis High School. THE NATIONAL fair Is scheduled May in connection with the Seattle Worlds 2-- Fair. .Richard won first place ln the senior physical science division with a rocket exhibition Dewayne was tops ln the John Hawkins, biological science winner ln chine he built to test associations! coordisenior biological division with Utah State Science Fair, USU, nation. II? is Evergreen Junior High pupiL. adjusts ma --! An exhibit showing how kid stones in animals. ney develop WILLIAM H. Henderson, candidate for the Democratic OTHER SENIOR division John H. Hummel John Hnrv Hummel. 70, 1073 nomination for attorney genwinners: Bryan Ave. (1557 South), died after a heart attack Friday, 8 50 pm. eral, pointed to the posting and second, Physical science In a Salt Lake hospital. Born April of the steel price Woodrow W. Campbell, High19, 1891, Salt Lake City, to Frank rescinding Pierce and Ella Smith Hummel. Increase as a reminder that Special to Th Tribune There was an early demonwill head the social science secland, Salt-LaMarried Rufh A. Sharr, Nov. A 1911 City; honorSalt Lake City. Marriaoa later solemthe American people will not LOGAN Dr. J. V. Beck, act- tion, Dr. Culmsee announced. stration panel before the Arts able mention, Lake Temple, in the Salt Johnson, nized Larry tolerate monopoly and price American youth needs more SPEAKING AT the tradi- Highland. Church of Jesus Christ ot Latter-daing director of research at ONLY OTHER new officer and Letters Section, with WarSaints. Retired employe, Continental models than critics, said Dr. tional program, which was held Oil Co. Former scoutmaster. Clerk, control by private interests." Young University, is Dr. Eldon Gardner of the ren B. Wilson, BYU, presentBrigham Aldous Survivors: Ward. Brvan LDS Second Dixon, Brigham at the Prudential Federal Sav Henry EARTH SCIENCE M. first, Provo, was named vice presi- USU Doyle widow; sons, John S , Centerville; HE DECLARED that the Young University faculty zoological department, re- ing sculpture; Robert A., Salt Lake City; nine Robert Larsen, Cedar City dent and president-elec- t Weber of College, Strong, Ogden, Loan Assn. Audito and brothers, Arthur, grandchildren; Dr. William Behle of courts have ample powers un- member and former U.S. con- ings Idaho Falls; Carroll, New Jersey; Gaell Lindstrom, High School; honorable men- Utah Academy of Sciences, placing the U. of U. as board member-at-larg- painting; Charles, George, Robert, all Salt der the antitrust acts to deal gressman, at the annual hon-or- s rium, 3261 S. State, Dr. Dixon CounMike Grand noon, tion, Valent, Furies USU, pottery; Peter L. Myer, at and si Arts Monday Letters Lake City. Saturday with such threats to our free Brvan Second LDS Ward, iranquet and dance of iva declared there are other val ty High School, Moab. Carbon College, Price, printthe closing business session of Dr. p m East Friends call Sunday, BYU Blue Key chapter. Culmsee, in his presidenues than material." system." Monday until 11:30 a m., at 2128 S enterprise second, the two-daBiological science making, and Dr. George S. meeting. State. Burial, Salt Laka Cemetery. the asked tial report, Academy Ideals are like stars," he Louis Best, Weber, Ogden; Dibble, U. of U., as moderaorto within means the find DR. A. R. MORTENSEN, disaid, Martha C. Chamberlin you cant reach them honorable mention, David Ashtor. Mrs. Martha Colaman Chamberrector of the University Press, ganization and elsewhere to with your hands but they still ton and Ellison lin, 72, 538 E. 2Ut South, died of Dunlap harmonize individual eleTHE BIOLOGICAL Science developa at 8 m., causes was of Utah, natural Saturday, guide you." (team). Highland; and Harold University her home. Born Oct. 25, 1889, Clay ment and expression with uni- Section also met Race Standings vice from vated the Trophy presidency Center, Neb , to Dennis A. end Mary Saturday THE BLUE KEY chapter G. Lee, South Cache High to the -O Brien Coleman. Married to Denton presidency, succeeding fied action on a voluntary morning with seven papers to B. Chamberlain Aug. 15, 1908, Salt Dr. Dixon with an School. basis. Catholic Ann's St. presented Lake City, Dr. the Carlton Culmsee of be read by Academy members. Church. Active In civic groups. SurFor Salt Lake High Schools honorary key and membership JUNIOR DIVISION win host Utah State University. vivors: husband, son, John D. ChamIMPERSONAL social forces The Social Science Section daughters, colin berlain, Vall8io, Calif a national the society, ners: Dr. Albert Grundmann, U. Of are getting the blame and the and the new education division Mrs. James B. (Bernedine) Duncan, Roy; Mrs. Reed M. (Ellen) Smith, lege fraternity in which mem U., will head the biological sci- credit for the achievements joined to hear a panel on New Physical science Salt Lake City; eight grandchildren; first, bers are selected for their dis"one sister, Mrs. THIS WEEK'S Jun- ence section and Dr. Richard and the failures of men, he Dimensions in Teacher Educa-Cannon, George Olympus Wmnitred Williams, Salt Lake City. ' scholartinguished service and : tion. ior, Salt Lake City; second, Poll, BYU political scientist, said. . WINNER ship. Robert B. Wheat Warwick Lamoreaux Jr.,-Ro- o OGDEN Robert Bowen Wheat 43, of Maury Cowley, president honorable mention, died Friday night in 530 W. 24th the BYU chapter, presented the sevelt; H. a Salt Lakt hospital after a long Larsen, Lincoln Jun- Beehive State Briefs Wayne illness. Born Dec 28 1898 in Mo award to Dr. Dixon. Leansboro, III. to John O. and Alma ior, Orem, and Jim C. Wheel-right- , Warren Wheat. Wond War I veteran. Survivors, mother; brothers sisters THE EDUCATOR told the Clayton Junior, Salt Omar B , Harmon O. Howard L. Mrs. Mabel Boyd Mrs. John (Gerof students, their faml Lake City. , group Funeral of . ail Beck Ogden. trude) lies and friends that the orMonday noon 2350 E. 13th South BIOLOGICAL science p.m. wnere friends call Sunday first, ganization was remarkable for John Burial Monday prior to services. Hawkins, Evergreen Sait Lake City Cemetery. and its "unselfish service, Junior, Salt Lake City; second, to to values attention called Faddis . Alexander Vera Cuglietta, Northwest use as guidance. Alexander Faddis 84 OGDEN By Associated Pres a'; St. died Friday in a Roy Junior, Salt Lake' City; honorhe such to values, Opposed to PROVO By Associated Press age. Silver to hospital of causes incident he out intend in doesnt go Beaver A. able Hamer Reiser mention, Born April 4 1876 in Echo Sumsaid, were emergent values SPRINGVILLE Utah Coun-t- force for a while but will patrol scouting awards were present-e- d mit County, 'to Samuel and Agnes F. such as relativity in morality III, Diana Jackman (team), Scott Faddis. Member Ogden City sheriffs deputies and High- the area and hope the man Police Department. Had worked for to 13 scouters of the Utah Northwest Jim and Junior; and opportunism. Ogden Union Railway and Depot Co. Patrol officers are keep- comes out for food. If he National way South Cache. Kearl, Eiectro therapist in Salt Lake City Parks Council at , until 1950. Owned and operated Black THE BYU chapter Initiated Earth science first, Ralph ing a constant vigil on the foot- doesnt come out-- something their annual Hawk Mine near Coalville. Active to fellowship ban-que-t. a catch hills east else will have to be done, the in Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da24 seniors who have excelled Petterson, South Ogden; honSaints. High Priest in Weber . two least in at sheriff rape athsuspect, saidw m Married 1899, in 6, LDS Stake. June orable mention, Brent Jacobs, scholarship, leadership, the Sait Lake LDS Temple. Mrs, He mentioned earlier the posattempts. letics and religious service. THE SILVER Beaver Is th South Ogden. Faddis died five years ago. Survivors. sons, daughters James, Le of utilizing dogs. Dr. Dixon represented Utah highest award that can SHERIFF RALPH (Dick) sibility Roy, Mrs. Harry E. (Agnes) Craner, minus IN ACCrentT AWARDED THE science reali Ogden; Mrs. L. L. (Ethel) Porin the House of Representaby a Scout council.; In A said MEN still FEW were Saturday night ter, Fort Worth, Tex ; seven grandSCHOOL certificate Chappie From 600 to 700 .persons, tives from 1954 to I960. He search reporting children; 10 g r e a the foothills ENROLLMENT night, 'Saturday Mrs Andrew, Mary brother, sisters, is a 1914 graduate of BYU and was James Wadley, South including scouters and their Farrell both of Coalville; Mrs Ankeeping a lookout. nie Jones Sait Lake City. Funeral doctorate in edu- Cache High SchooL who placed his received witnessed the presentawives, 1.30 Aultorest 25 About searchers from the Chapel Monday pm. of Flowers where friends call Suntions by Council Chairman W. cation from the University of first in senior division research DeCivil School the annual still Is Patrol, South County Jeep Monday noon until leading day, pm, High Although W. Clyde, Springvilie. Southern California. 30 p.m. Burial Aultorest Memorial reporting competition Second fense, Springvilie Police, Highrace, West High won the weekly flag for no accidents. Park. winner was Reed Spenplace THE SILVER B e a v e r way Patrol and sheriffs depHE WAS superintendent of cer Coray, Highland High. Harvey II. NelsonHeber' uties spent all Friday night Awards went to Alma ,D. schools In Provo forjiine Years SPRlNGVIlle division winner In reJunior Harvey and Saturday morning search Banks, Orem, cub master and 11.15 55 Nelson died Thursday and also served as president of search a m , after a heart attack. Born reporting was Gerald Special to The Tribune Weber College for 15 years. He Hyde, Monticello. ing the foothills to no avaiL troop committee chairmaf); March 9 1907, In Mantua, Box Elder Kenneth LOGAN Eight of the 10 County to John E. and Tenme ChrisAndrew Block, American Foic, also served as president of tina Walker Nelson. Farmer, Served and House, Bonneville, Jayne winners ln a mathematics conIn Army Signal Corps in World War Talks Columnist Utah State University. scoutmaster; J. Rulon Morgan, II. Moved to Hobble Creek Canyon Robinson, South Ogden, tied test near Springvilie In 1944. Survivors: for high school students, In addition to his duties on for second Provo, representative to By Associated Press Pleasant brothers Farrell John place. school campus, Dr. National Scout Council; Evan with Provo the Grove; Vem LOGAN-O- ne Springvilie; Clark in conducted most of the conjunction W Mi n n. Funeral Rochester A FIVE-DADixon is a member of the ad11 am cruise aboard the Junior Academy of the Important problems connected Patterson, Beaver, Explorer Bare Drawing Wednesday West High School alone will fly the green and white Room Chapei, where friends ceil SeFirst board of the Eldan L. . Porter, a was awarded to Utah Academy of Sciences, with foreign aid is seeing that adviser; visory Navy ship P m Wednesday prior Tuesday of week a next Achievement week, indicating flag Safety to sarvices. Burial Orem City ln session the aid Bank of Utah. committee chairand team Arts of Kenneth Hatch, the Hawkins Letters, troop curity to Intended the gets Poet Orem achooL rites Military by accident-fredriving by students of that 72 American Legion. The BYU Blue Key 'chapter and Eric Nielson, Hurricane Saturday, were awarded to destination and doesnt end up man; J. Hugh Sellers, Provo, n e i ghborhood commlsslonej-- ; has been active since 1932. SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL, meanwhile, continued to hold S. Hausen High School, for their fuel cell Salt Lake students. supporting a dictatorship. Eugene Elmer D. Taylor, Payson, disElder Box EAST GARLAND. Tro-phy and thermopile (electric power ANNOUNCED an Impressive lead In the annual Safety Achievement County Eugene S. Hansen. 12, died Saturday at news trict vice chairman; Grant G. CHILDS, MARQUIS after a exhibit. for Friday in a local hospital race. tomorrow) the state finals of the science columnist, speaking at the last Williams, Richfield, short illness. Bern Feb. 21 1880, In A slide rule from the AmerExplorer Box Elder Colllnston County, to fair were troWillard $. end Maria Larsen In the Forum Series lecture Friday adviser, and J. Gerald Carpenschools THE OF STANDINGS PRORATED ican Institute of Industrial winners Married Birdie Olsen Nov. t receiving from $150 night at Utah State University, ter, Manti, member of district of 1901 Church Logan Temple, phy race show South with 37 accidents, Highland with 43 Engineers was awarded to to $25 in school assistance. Saints. Jesus Christ of Latter-daand 53 and singled out former dictator advisory committee. of West LDS with Garland Ward, East and Bishop Harold Lee, South Cache High of LDS MIA superintendent They are Arnold Loverldge, Fulgencio Batista as one persons East trailing with 59 and SchooL Ward. Survivors: r widow; ALSO RECEIVING the Springvilie High SchooL first; son who received United States East Garland, daughter, Warren were Merlin H. ChrisMrs. Odell (Ora) Julander Ogden, award Granite Chris Russell, High, THE FAIR was sponsored aid that wasn't intended for Wendell B McAllen, Tex.; 16 grandL. Anderson, tiansen, Emery, district chairsecond; children; 15 Jeffery him. Utah Junior the brothers sisters Willard, Montebello, by Academy, man; Hollis G. Hullinger, High, third; Donald Mr. Childs Calif ; Leland Tremonton; Dwight, Washington Academy of Sciences, Arts and Olympus Box Elder County; Winn, Fielding now. East 67 fourth, Roosevelt, district chairman; is High, Rosenthal, Their age Lorenzo both Logan; Mrs. Aurilla average Calling" column appears freLetters, headed by La Var L. Hansen Brigham City; Mrs. Annie and Peter Kaiser, East High, LeRoy A. Kohler, Midway, ExAnd their ranks are thinning. on editorial A1 Burns River Heights. Cache County; the Lake page Salt quently Sorensen, City. fifth. Mrs. Norma Keip Miss Alice Hanplorer adviser, and Karl J. ambitious But yet Tribune. Salt Lake of The theyre sen. Mrs. Mary Boesche, ali WashBraswell was state fair chairKoyle, Spanish Fork, district D C.; Mrs. ington Ruby Surface OTHER TOP placing stu Central America. Funeral Tuesday, SATURDAY THE 600 or so man. committee member. 1 River LDS Stake p m., Bear dents included Own G. Reese, members of the Department of Tabernacle in Garland. Friends call Miniature beavers were prePillow Stolen Coat, MonIn Tremonton Rogers Mortuary East High; Don J. Cowan, Utah Veterans of World War Take Transmission 11 to the wives of the honam. sented ' pm. Tuesday day A womans coat and a pillow until services. Burial, Brigham City Keith A. Rose, Dennis H. Tab-lovice president; Blair B. Eric- - I elected new officers and made Special to Th Tribun ored scouters by Mrs. Clyde'. automoan were taken from of all D. 2313 A1 and Jim Pack, Members of son, Zuech, Granger, Wyo., BRIGHTON Highland Dr. (1200 plans to boost membership to David W. Dick William 1,000 for the coming year. told police Saturday that East High and in that order. bile belonging to Mrs. A. L. THE SILVER B a v e r the Utah Optometric Assn. Sat- East), secretary,-an- d Funeral IDAHO FALLS IDAHO Edwin F. Cammack, assist Burns, 2886 S. 3095 West, Awards were presented under for David W. Dick, 45 who died urday elected a new slate of Gardner Schmutz, 17, ExMeeting at the Newhouse thieves stole the transmission will In local hospital Thursday change PL (355 South), treas- Hotel, the organization elected from his automobile while it ant professor of mathematics jKeams, Friday night while the direction of Provo Mayor" be Monday 2 p m- - Eighth Ward officers for 1962 Church of Jesus Christ of Chapel urer. Gustave E. Noren, city collec- was parked at 522 S. Main. at Weber College was chair- - parked at 7th South and State, Verl G. Dixon and his commitLatter-daIdaho at their annual Saints. Manager r". tee. man of the statewide contest. Loss was estimated at $60.. Irrigation District; director Upper convention at Mt. tion manager for Murray, as Loss was estimated at $350. Snake River Water Users Protective GUEST SPEAKER at the commander. . Union. Active in American Legion, Majestic Lodge, commander of Bonneville Post 56. Actwo-da- y session is Dr. Harold tive In Lions Club. Bishop of Tay- Brighton. HE SUCCEEDS Clarence A. lor LDS Ward. Bom Dec 21 1896. Gates, Richmond, Calif. Most HarJack Dr. In Taylorsville, Utah, to John and Anderson, Ogden. Married business aside Dick. from Elizabeth Bills Mary sessions, was Eva Elaine Hanson Peb 20 1920; rison, Provo, Auxiliary member elected Idaho elected president meetings, are dealing with conmarriage later solemnized Mrs. Viola Levorsen, South Falls LD Temple. Survivors: widow; tact lenses. Dr. son, daughters, Gordon H , Salt Laka to succeed Salt Lake, as new president, inCity; Mrs Robert (Shirley) Gelsler, Calvin was a There demned" and Highland's "Salome" Is the Truman Dixit; l?lnde Johnson, and banquet Kowallis, By Associated Prese Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. Francis (Marltrophy. American Forks 60 A division. Virginia Mercer Parowan; Judith Mrs. Jessie M. succeeding Mrs. Don (Donna) Roosevelt stallation of on) Williams In A officers Saturday the for Nelson Pleasant Ihs best Award Grove; Joen Middien play' a 10 PROVO It looked like points was not challenged. Sec- division went to East and In the B it. Francis and Susan both of Idaho Falls; Piepdr, who was apAlexander Union. evening- .- More - business - ses- Anderson, Ogden, chief of staff. officers mother; brothers, lisgrandchildren; Other InIn basketball for "The to Fork class A pantomime American state the the division Superiors of both Ivan, repeat ters, Glenn Boise; Rex, ond place honors were awarded truder." sions and discussions will be pointed auxiliary were: competition were awarded to Andy JohnIdaho Falls; Mrs. Austin (Helen elected Jordan as finals here Saturday " American Fork received the son Bingham; Walter Price and Linde Clifford, Ogden; Mrs. Budd (Janet, held Sunday from 9 a.m. to In addition to Mr. Noren, Dixie High School with 32 truder - Davis, Arch, Carver, both Seattle. Friends Murray Samuel French Plaoue award and East Campbell Bountiful; Charlee Sax East; new department officers in- and American Fork High 5:30 call Wood Funeral Home Sunday, Patrick Elder the Rowe Peterson award was Robert Jordan; Frank Bernal presented p.m. vice to went Third president; Brigham Ogden, points. with walked A. p.m Monday 1 P.m until Schools Allen Morrlsson top and Paul Skeen clude away Famworth, Ivan THI HONOR OF best actress was Michael Mezzareos Olympus and Ogden; 24 School with Helen Keller; 2520 S. State St, second High Young drama earned bv Katht Welch of East Best Telmage Spanish Fork. Provo, senior vice command honors ln the Utah state Conrad of Ogpoints, fourth to East Carbon actor award wentin to Mac er; W. C. Donaldson, Salt Lake festivaL "The Mind of a Killer." role CLASS B PANTOMIME superior ratwith 23 and fifth to St. Francis denIn forthehishumorous Seo the Announcement 3, City, junior vice commander; JORDAN, REPEAT winner with reeding competition, ings went to Sterling Woo ton, Stephen 20 superior awards were presented to Lee Smith, Gavlen Smith and Roger Cotton of Our points. Fay Curtz, Murray, quarter- from Carbon; Broadbent, Larry Freftz Jor- American Fork; John Matson, BY High; last year in the class A dan; Diane Elwood, North Cache; George Harvey Ferguson master, and Willard Olson, East Carbon; SusSn on awarded POINTS WErE and Craig Larsen Fork, Spanish dramatic King, division, displayed its McGlaughlin and Katherine Teller, Manti; In the class A division. Murray, judge advocate. West, a 10 for Carol North Sanpete and basis of Jean the Farley points talents by scoring 47 points AHen Nugent Special to Th Tribune San Juan. RATINGS for humorous SUPERIOR exfor six offi- to take home a NEW rating, OTHER superior in radio the competition, class speech auxiliary B to went Anita division large trophy. readings in the HOLLADAY Brent Reed A superior awards were won by Richard and Jewitt lacers are Mrs. Myrtle FarnsSecond place went to North cellent rating and three for a Grace, Linda Hutchings son Jim Highland; Lund, Olvmpus, Porter, BY Rosalue Gordon, Higgenbotham, gan, American Fork; and Mika Van Dorn Orem. There were worth, Provo, senior vice presi43 points, third to rating of good In the one-ac- t High; Atkin Pace and Dean Rueckert B superiors m this event. no class on Page 12 of Today's of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E dent; Mrs. Edith Laranger, Cache with St. John Fcancis. and Ribera, Highland with 41 points, fourth play competition. In all other Dixie, suFor class A dramatic readings Higgenbotham, 2590 Lincoln South Salt HOME MAGAZINE FOR RETOLD stories superior ratings Lake, junior vice to East High School with 34 events superiors were worth perior ratings were awarded to Don went Ln. (4085 South), remained in to Eileen Trump Bountiful; Linda Bear River; Kathie Erickson and Smith and excellent three five Mrs. Maude Mullen, points, president; to and Krueger, fifth Granger; Lvnn Gooding Highin Spanish Susan Judkins points Barnes, cofidition Highland; Jean critical Saturday land; Kav Hansen Cache, end Donna Mrs. North Cache end Kave Rogers Provo. good one point Salt Lake General Hospital Salt Lake City, chaplain; con- Fork with 33 points. Sterzer West, in class A competition. Cassie Hancock, Ogden, IN THE CLASS B competition dramatClass B superiors for retold storie Desertl THE WINNERS: ic reading superior ratings were pre- went to Robin Hansen American Fork; Riverton, Utah, EMMI1I THE COMPETITION was and Mrs. Fawn BOY WAS injured Fri- ductress, THE went Matthews io sented and for Marilyn awards plays Dorothy Szuiers, Dixit and Pauline Sass Superior Judy Arts" "Out of ibf High Rtnt 34 I. 7th South IM 44511 Noren, South Salt Lake, guard. not so close for the class B to East High's "This Proparty Is Con Anderson American Fork; Rosemary St. Francis. day at 7 p.m. ... Give U.S. Youth Models, Speaker Tells Blue Key Y. Aide Gains Academy Post ke X h 8 y Solely I Lawmen Watch Foothills To Grab Rapist Suspect 8 Awards Hail Scouters of Provo Area 719-il- y of-he- re y Math Contest Acclaims 10 9 1 West HiglrWill Fly Lone Safety Flag Came-.ter- e New Officials Head Yets Hen-te- 19)9-3- Of First War Optometric Group Selects Provoan as New Leader e , y Jordan High Wins Class A Drama Prize Monti-Cell- o; aerv-Ice- Truck Victim, Listed Critical CARLOAD BONANZA 'VNEQUAim llorlmij PAGES one-a- llflilli Pi. ambus-- 1 Awn Ai,l A i -- Ate, featjiiSe iJ.aA ewr 4i Aiea |
