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Show The Sports Line Commercial meet honors go to NSH aa oith Sanpete Hih School came fioin tlif recent comnicicial contest for Region with of the honoiv The contest was held at Snow most College. The first jear typewriting team composed of Patricia Henroid, Dennis Watson. Anna Jean Hlackham and Bevel ly Cloward, took thud place Patricia Henroid look third plate individually and Dennis Watson the accuracy award The second year typewriting team composed of Susan LarLinda Poitia sen, Shelley, Stevens and Caiolyn Ciowther, took first place, with Susan Iarsen taking first place individual award, Linda Shelley, second and Portia Stevens, third. Susan Larsen and Linda Shelley tied for the accuracy award. The first year shoithand team, writh team members Ellen Johnson, Susan Larsen. Linda Tucker and Carolyn Crowther, took first place. Ellen Johnson received first place and Susan Lai.xcn, second place, in the individual awards. The second year shoithand team composed of Debra Black-haDianne Diaper, Linda Anderson and Camille Nelson, took first place. In the individual award, Debia Bluekham took first place, Dianne Draper, second and Linda Anderson third place. The bookkeeping team composed of Gayle Holman, Louise Beck, Arlene Christensen and Beth Peterson, took third place. Gayle Holman took sec-- ( ond place individual award. Utah law icqimvM a pio-p- t bet use when fishing m any mannei for anv spun., ut fish This law applies wheathel the tish taken me game or nongan.e species, whither the v aie taken by the usual line or by nets oi t.tliei legal means Only exciptlon in Uu lutn-si eijuii omerit is juveniles under 12 years of age Sin h juveniles may lish without use, but may take only tom fish nr three pounds of game fish. The taking of tarp using archery gear has bet nine increasingly popular in ie t nt years This is legal to do limb l the law, provided the anglei is wearing a proper luense and the water fished is open to angling At no time me guns oi other explosives legal to use in taking fish of any kind The law covering the takim; of iaip and other nongame fish leads "Non game may be taken for personal, noneommemel use fiom waters open to angling by angling and or any other method oi means except gill nets, trammel nets, tiawl nets, hoopnets. fvke nets, electrical devices chemicals, explosives or focal ms i e Spring Acres h-- sets dates for race meet Dates have been set tui the annual Spring Acres late meet which will be held on thiec lo days this year ai cording of Richaid Oakley Spring Acres The meet will open Saturday, May 27 at 2 .'10 p ni and will continue Sunday, May 28 on Memorial conclude and Day, May 30. extended An invitation is the public to watch the morning and evening workouts of some 50 horses ah each stabled at the race track in picpaia-tiofor the forthcoming meet n ( winning candidates to be announced at the Inaugural Ball to be held this evening in the gym. Candidates are for president: Dennis Coates, son of Mr. spring festival next Thursday A gala spring festival will "Symphony of Spring" will and Mrs. Alvin Mt. Coates, be held next Thursday, May 18, be the theme of the event in the junior high gymnasium Students of the junior high Pleasant, and Blake Cloward, . beginning at 8:00 p.m. Scout districts get gold stars North Sanpete and Moroni Scout Districts of the Utah National Parks Council, were awarded the council Gold Star awards as a part of the annual program banquet fellowship held recently in Springville. This special recognition honor award is presented annually to those districts in the council who have supported the council 100 percent in finance and unit registration by the time of fellowship. The North Sanpete District was represented by 17 Scouters and their wives, while the Moroni District had ten Scouters and wives present. District Chairman Grant Draper accepted the Gold Star award for Moroni District, while District Chairman Dail P. Averett accepted the award for North Sanpete District. Basketball was invented in by James Naismith. He introduced the game at Spring-fielMassachusetts, at the International Young Mens Christian Association Training School. As the game was ori- school will participate, the girls wearing dresses made in the homemaking classes or at home under the direction of Mrs Blanche Sorensen, homemaking teacher. Bruce Irons and Mrs Janice Crowther, physical education teachers, are teaching and directing the dances which will be colorful and interesting. Exhibitions of work done in the industrial arts and other departments will also be on display. The public is invited free of charge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Candlaud and daughter Kathy of Logan are spending this weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Candland. Volume Seventy son of Ted Cloward and the late Erma Cloward, Moroni For vice president, Virginia Blackham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blackham, Moroni, and Kathy Curtis, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. George Coates, Mt. Pleasant. For secretary, Mary Lou Morlev, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El- bert Morley, and Sandra Mor- ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Morley, all of Moroni. oFr assembly manager, Virginia Shelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shelley, Mt. Pleasant, and Annette Kowalski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kowalski of Pleasant Hill, Calif. Annette resides at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. S. Jensen. Mrs. is Maxwell Phillip Miss Carol Johnson of Livei-morthe wek in Sait Lake spending Calif., will arrive SaturCity with relatives. day for a visit at the hone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Word was received hv relaLoftin Johnson. tives here recently that Mrs. Mrs. Dorma Joh.in.xc i was Lynn Poulsen has been named hostess to members of Past new president of the Wendo-ve- r Noble Grands Club and their ward Relief Society. Mrs. May meeting Wednes lay night. Poulsen is the former Gwen The time was spent in playing cards and refreshments vue Pritchett, daughter of Mr. and served. Mrs. J. F. Pntciiett. e, 1892 Ml 1111. (ITAIl) PYRAMID, .uni- t in- v it t mi ol .t tvv Tiagedy stunk North Sani nllisum a niile i u th id ..i class schools senior pete high when Dianne Mm tin, 17 of M.mti S.ctmd.iv afternoon Chester a piospcctive membei Tin gill died in the Sanpete ot tin 1961 gi actuating class, LDs Hospital, Mt Pleasant at 5 head injuries snf- pin ltd in the accident less than . an hoi. i he ton- She tilled i oust lollMli'Ss played it was neces- 18-2- Tex-av- o cause and the JC's have to do the work, acto Merill Larsen, chaircording man of the finance committee for baseball, and Chesley Christensen, president of the JC's. Ail proceds will be turned over to the baseball fund, Larsen said. Mr Boys who play on the teams will canvass the town to sell the car wash tickets. Mr. Larsen explained that Pony League is new in this area. Last year uniforms un-- i were purchased fot the Little Leaguers, and this year it is like starting over, when it is necessary to purchase uniforms and equipment for the older hoys. Because of this added expense, mor? funds are needed, he said, adding, All contributions will be gratefully accepted. Anyone wishing to donatt should contact either Mr. Larsen or Mr. Christensen. At a recent meeting of the and Mt. Pleasant Business Professional Mens Association members voted to donate Set to Pony league They previous- equipment - PlllOW? No, it' o doieup of a olid fuel rocket origin, laboratory hot which determine rocket engine performtize, with ance. By analyzing pectrum under polarizing light filter, Thiokol Chemical Corp. cien!it are able to predetermine flight iharacteriitic without coitly full (ize firing. of uch rocket o th Minuter-.atlar-thape- d tt be supplanted by his successor of tomorrow Washington Irving. How can we expect ant.tlui to kep our secret if w (anno' kep it ourselves? J, (,1 I Or Nuintar 20 per copy ie-g- I ash III the Also mulled wile Mrs Hannah Mai tin 41 and .loan Mat tin 11 mothei and sister of the victim, an Donald K Bat ton, 29, Mantl d ix ci of the pa kiip truck inMrs volved in the collision. Mntin and Joan wen- lelta.sed the hospital Moiulav hunt camping and activities much improved lioth .suffered have announced committees shock and bruises and the gul ms and pit partitions for the also sustained a broken elbow pi. of North SanR. u ton was treated for a spnng taniptuee Mi and Murom Seoul (list nets pete hruisid arm and released Sat- to tu- held May 19 and 20 east urday of Spnng City otliicis. Belt Investigating Pai cuts ol Scouts and then W Willden ol the Utah Highfi lends ate especially invited way Patiol. and Deputy Shei-il- f to the weekduring participate Eugene A. Tuttle u ported end Special events will be the c Scout groups make plans The Sanpete Count) weed committee met of ( dmmis.xioiKT (Tilth under the i foimul.tlc the I'Jtil weed prO- iRlte Jensen to hu-eoun- for camporee - .Miss Dianne .'Martin, mcmlM-- r of NsH graduating class, MisMartin and her two died of injuries suffered in daughteis wen- ruling in a seantiimohile accident. dan when it collided with the pickup tnii k diiven by Mi Barton Impact of the clash overturned the pickup and almost upped the sedan m two The injured wt-itaken to th1 hospital by Don V Tibbs, Sanpete county attorney, who was called to the scene. The death was the first highway fatah.y of the year for Sanpete counNext week has been desig- ty. nated as "Return Books to the Dianne Martin was boin Oca tober 22, 1943 in Chester, Library Week, at the , Mount Lowell and Hanof daughter acLibra-yPleasant Carnegie nah Rowe Martin A semoi at cording to Mrs. Louise Seely, North Sanpete high school, she chairman of the library board. was an active member of the Any overdue books may be S club, gills 'service organizareturned to the library from tion; was a twirler in the 15 to 20 without any school May hand; served as cheer charges assessed against the leader in her junior year, and book borrowers, Mrs. Seely last month was announced as said. The following week a city the high schools winner in th officer will call at the homes annual Betty Crocker home of those persons having overcontest for 1961. making due books to return them to Surviving are the parens. the library. a sister and brother, Joan ano The purpose of the week is William all of Chest-)- ; to get the overdue books back another (Bill Mrs. sister, Sherry Lee to the library so they may be Mower, Magna, and grandparput on the shelves for the use ents, Mrs. Ruby Martin Poulof all library patrons. sen. Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs Frank Rowe, former Mt. Pleasant residents, who moved to American Fork early this year Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon in the new Chester ward chapel. Burial was in Chester cemeAppointment of James Aston as head of the Snow Col- tery. lege art department has been Miss LnJean Moos mail spent announced bv Director Floyd the weekend at Ctrcleville visaS. Holm. Mr. Aston will assume his ing relatives. On Wednesday new position effective Sept. 1 night her Mis. LeRoy Moosm.-- i. i, mother, He succeeds Prof. Fred wrho has resigned to ac- enlertained at a dinner for a cept employment at Brigham group of Inends in honor of LuJeans sixteenth birthdav. Young University. Library seeks return of overdue books I New instructor h.t-- 1 named tor Snow Tak-asak- lv had given $50 to the Little League group. Others who have donated recently are Louis Auto Parts, Kay, Bradshaw Mt. Pleasant Drug, Ray K Bohne. Others assisting Mr. Larsen on the finance commitu are Harold Winkler, Que Seely. Mrs. Clair Tuttle, Mrs. Dclrnar Beck, Al Berti and Mis Shir-leJohansen. Airman takes course at Keesler Base An man Wallace B. Anderson son of Mrs. Clarence J. Pedersen of Spring City, has completed his initial course of Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. He has been selected to attend the technical training course for radio and ladai , maintenance specialists at the Keesler Air Force Base, MissAirman V. B. Anderson will at the take technical issippi. His training training in Mississippi base will take apMississippi. proximately 4(1 weeks Previous to his enlistment in the True contentment Air Force he graduated from not upon what we have.depends A tub North Sanpete High School in was for Diogenes, huge enough Mt. Pleasant. but a world was too little for Alexander, ('niton The Jay.v'S anu Jay held a steak fry Saturday night Studies compiled show that .it the new park. The pint, traffic violations can be blamwas a kkk-of- f for their sum- ed for 2.60(1,(100 injuries and mer activity and to git then moie than 30,000 deaths on our pail; proje t underway T!li,y highways during I960. .re to begin building tables and fneplaie.x in the niai li Ann man ciiteipn.se? Its the art of making toeless shoes tin r and in tontinne with two little It ague tin han't'. i fashion instead of a .v i tl of the park. ty gi.un Tin primary purposes of the county vceed program are to control weeds on county property and to encourage the conti ol of all weeds on private and public lands. i ce-et- t. The idol of today pushes the hero of yesterday out of our recollection; and will, in turn MW for weed coirtro c Project to raise baseball funds In an effort to raise funds sary to use a ladder to get up and remove the ball from the for Little League and Pony basket. League baseball in Mt. Pleasant a car wash will be held The record of drivers be- Saturday. May 13 at thiee serim- vice stations on State Street: 5 tween the ages of 1960 but proved during they Ferg's Chevron Station, Neil's still were involved in nearly Super Service and Que's Service. 28 percent of all fatal acciThese three stations have dodents twice what their numnated their facilities to the bers would warrant. UIIV o-- c 1 d, ginally I Prominent NSH senior girl loses life in automobile accident fi-- Mr and Mrs Dean N Johansen entertained at an opt n house at their home Satin day A commonly heaid complaint evening in honor of their son is, "Too many little fish aie mil killed when Mi and daughter-in-law- , you try to remove who the hook." Mis Alden L, Johnsen, To which the answer .is weie married recently. "Then leave the- hook in the and tish. Coates Mrs. Iceland small daughter Jern Iae of Salt Lake City is visiting heio Polities was of high interest this week with tier mothei this week at North Sanpete Mrs Ray J. Coates. High School as campaigning for favorite candidates went inti high gear. Elections will be held today Friday ) with the Public invited to junior high lilsM t pub-am- The following program was outlined for this year. Begin the season by spraying on all for control of white-tocounty roads. When this is completed, sptay all county roads for Uu control of broad leaf annual and perennial p w eecls. Continue the program on the contiol of Canada Thistle anil Russian Knapweed. Under this Friday eve long campfire piograrn which has been carto begin at 8 15 and the ried on for the past four years, seoutcraft contests to he held tin county will furnish the between 9 and 12 on Rut m day equipment and operator and do moi mug the spraying at the appropriate time, if the land owner will Mis Thelma Tuttle enterpay for the eost of the chemtained members of the Bridge PrivHte 1st Class Phil E. ical. Considerable progress has Club at their meeting Thursbeen made on the control of Christensen, soil of Mr. unci day night. Special guests were Mrs. E. D. Christensen has these two weeds through this her daughter, Mrs. Pat Sorennamed Soldier of the progiam. Continue the program on sen of Corona, Calif, Mrs. Month for Battery A 2d halogeton control in cooperaSimpson, Salt Lake City Howitzer Battalion Hath tion with the Bureau of Land and Mis. Lois Brothersen. for his chosen Artillery, Management on land under of the job, their supervision on private Mis Eva Larsen of Portland, knowledge customs land. pea ranee, Oregon, is visiting here with ami A National courtesy. Scck cooperation her sisters, Mis. Let tit Christensen in Mt. Pleasant. Mis. Guard enlistee Sept. 14, 1959, Encourage the Forest ServWanda Curtis in Moroni, and lie took tKisic at Fort Ord, ice to cooperate in a control at Oklu. Ft. Sill, Calif., and with other relatives program on noxious weeds on land under the supervision of the Forest Service. A program on white-tocontrol in Maple, Dole and Wales Canyons was initiated last year and will be continued this year. Encourage the State Rom Commission and Denver and President Wilson W. Soren- sary for graduation. English Rio Grande Railroad to conVocasen of the Central Utah Science and History. Math, trol noxious weeds on their tional School anounced today their vocational or technical within the county. that the 1961 Legislature en- subjects will be taught at the systems Continue to cooperate with a Central Utah Vocational the Sevier River Water Users acted legislation creating comprehensive high school ed- School. The student will grad- in a control program on salt ucational for the uate with his classmates from cedar. program Centra Utah. President Soren- his local high school. All creWork with irrigation comsen states that CDVS, in co- dits will apply towards: col panies and private individuals school on lege entrance, operation with the school weed control programs. o r and school dist- entrance apprenticeship. County equipment will be availricts will launch into an ex- Students who enroll in the able for hire upon completion voca- technical or vocational classes of regular spraying program if tensive technical and tional education program as may continue their post high other equipment is not availpart of the comprehensive high school education in any field able. school education program for such as engineering, science, The county extension agent a high school youth of the five business, nursing, or mechan- was requested to prepare ics, etc. school districts. facts sheet listing recommendWhat is comprehensive High ed control practices for various Firt phase weeds. This information is to The first phase of the com- School Educational Program ? be sent to all cooperating farmis a It school educational high prehensive high school educaers to encourage weed control tional program will be the es- program which permits the programs on private lands. subbroadest choice of tablishment of summer classes very Any person knowing of a in skilled, technical and busi- jects for each student. One noxious weed problem is asked which best fits his ness education, at the Central aptitudes to contact a member of the Utah Vocational School open and interests. The school curcounty weed committee. Comto high si hool juniors, seniors, ricula is geared toward thiee mittee members are Eugene and immediate graduates. Re- objectives: Jensen, Centerfield; Clifford gistration for this phase of the An Academic or Arts Edu- Blackham, Moroni; Keith Hanprogiam began April 24. Re- cation Program Here the high sen and Glen Cox, Fairview; gistration blanks may be se- school students, boy or girl, Miles Sorensen, Mt. Pleasant; cured from high school prin- chooses those courses of study M. R. Strate, Spring City; cipals and or counselors. Clas- which will prepare himself oi Stanley Price, Wales; Leslie ses will begin June 12 and will herself for entry into college. Madsen, Ephraim; Angus end August 16. Classes will be Technical Education - These Christensen, Mayfield; Newell 6 hours daily except Saturday classes provide opportunity for Olsen, Axtell; Dennis Funk, and Sunday. Transportation the student to specialize in county agent, Manti; Angus and financing of the program technical education such as Hansen, sprayer operator, Earl Tuttle, SCS, Manti; will he under the direction of eledrafting, Harold Edwards, forest service the participating school dist- ctronics, electricity, refrigera and Delwin Owens, district ricts. Each student must pay tion, etc. a $10 breakage fee and a $1 inspector, Richfield. Vocational Education Here accident insurance fee. The the student takes those clasThe hummingbird, despite its breakage fee is refundable prominute size, has been known to ses him which best viding no loss of equipment or prepaies the flight over the Gulf make for skills the of occurs. acquisition breakage of Mexico, a distance of 500 Summer classes wall be con- needed by winkers in industry miles, in a single night. be will or business Classes ducted in the following skilled, m held Business Education Prior to his third match technical and business educaworld Health with Johansson, Education, Ingemar Welding tion programs- Drafting, ElecAuto Mechanics, Diesel Mech- heavyweight champion Floyd and Machtricity Electronics, Machine Shop. Building Patterson was paid $3,239,600,-6- 0 ine Shops, Building Trades anics, in purses in nine years. Business Health trades. Education, pro-gia- Is-e- Lu-ul- e Educational program available to students at vocational school voc-tec- p 1 h May-fiel- Services, Metal Power Mechanic's Fabrication, Second phase A second major phase of the comprehensive high st hool program will begin with the new school year in September The school ruimula will be divided into three major segmentsor academic liberal arts orientation courses; technical and vocational education nurses The regular hin school will serve as the school where students who choose the academic course will enroll Students who choose the technical or vocational curricula will enroll nt their high school hut will take their educational i lasses at the ClVS. All students who enroll in the technical or vocational program may leteive all classes neces Company No. 072, (Utah Company,) rails the iipjier ilcck of this clean and comfortable" barracks at the U..H. Naval Training Center, Sun Diego, Calif., their home at the pnv sent t ina. I'SN d; |