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Show were her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Holliday from Spring Lake News By Lenora Huish A large crowd attended the party held Saturday night in the Ward Amusement hall in honor of the retiring Bishopric. A ham dinner served cafeteria style was enjoyed by everyone present. "George J. Spencer was M.C. to the following program: A group of school children sang two numbers; poems, Lois June Lundell; trio, Dorothy Moore, Darlene Jacobson and Lois Menlove, accompanied by Ethel Decker; six young ladies put on a stunt portraying a conversation supposedly over ' heard by an inquiring reporter at a dinner party the retirenjoyed soon ing Bishopric atier their release, arranged by Della Mower; vocal numbers, Don Spainhower, accompanied by Darlene Jacobson; tribute, LaNeta Taylor; probBishop lems of a Bishopric, Junior Lundell; talk, President Harold Harmer. Gifts were presented to Bishop Moore, Hector Sadler, and George LeFevrel Prayers were by President Elmer Mower and Grant Lyman. Week end visitors at the Moore home of Mrs.-vDaphn- School Board makes annual visit to district schools, hold special meetins Mrs. Moore Pocatello, daho. them to Salt accompanied Lake where she visited for a She visited with a week. sister-in-laMrs. Malinda Morris, and attended conference with her and also two The sessions at the Temple. rest of the week she visited at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Moore. They brought her home Tuesday morning. Jp,nSj11 accompanied Mrs. Joyd Johnsn ,and. Mrs. Mog Warren from Spring- ville went to Rosevelt on Wed- nesday, They visited with Mr. Johnsons daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mrs. Butler has not Butler. of ed all members present, except Glade Stone. The Superintendent and Clerk were April 14, 1960. After visiting the schools also present. Prayer was ofin the district Wednesday and fered by W. W. Brockbank. Clerks tentative notes of the Thursday, the Board of Edu- cation of Nebo School District meeting held on March 28th, met in specjai session in the copies of which were furnishdistrict office in Spanish Fork, ed the Superintendent and Utah on Thursday, April 14, mailed to all Board members President on March 29th, were approved ig6g at 3:3g p m minutes of the patten was in charge as the official on arj a motion by of the meeting. Roll call show above meeting Dr. William H. Sorenson, seconded by Leo A. Crandall. ; fully recovered from the in-- j three children visited with her Motion unanimous. 6 juries she received in a car parents on Easter Sunday, Mr. Claims, amounting to accident. (Vo. No. 1704 to No. and Mrs. Byron Thomas. Members of Camp Spring Little Miss Cinda Cowan $1805 incl.), lists of which were Lake DUP met at the home visited with her grandparents, furnished the Superintendent of Mrs. Elvon Butler on Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cowan, a and mailed to all Board mem-Deon April 8th, were apday. Mrs. Walter Butler, Cap- few days last week. Mrs. Leo (Rhea) Menlove, proved for payment on a motain, was in charge. Minutes of the last meeting were read is in the L.D.S. Hospital at tion by Flowd Harmer, secondby Mrs. Cecil Peery. Salt Lake, where she under- ed by Dr. William H. SorenThe group met at 10:00 a.m. went surgery on Saturday. Mr, sen. Motion unanimous. The Clerk furnished the and spent the day quilting. Menlove went with her. He Luncheon 'as served at noon returned home Sunday night. Superintendent and Board a Visitors at the home of Mr. statement of funds to March by Mrs. Elvon Butler, Mrs. Roy Lyman, Mrs.' Alan Butler, and Mrs. Mike Cowan on Sun- 31, 1960, showing a bank balMrs. Floyd Spainhower, and day were their daughter and ance on March 31st of less outstanding checks Mrs. Lee Deuel. Fourteen family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Van Zeben, Bobby, Danny and of $439,287.18, leaving funds members were presnt. Mrs. Glen (Uiahna) Thomas Keven of Kearns. They were available in the general acreturned home from the Pay-so- n accompanied by their grand- count at April 1, 1960 of Hospital on Wednesday mother, Mrs. Fanny Butler. after spending a week there. Mrs. Butler stayed for a week The Clerk furnished the SupMr. and Mrs. Glen (Tad) visit with relatives. She vis- erintendent and Board with Daniels and two children from ited with the Cowans and with a budget report covering the Fair Oaks, California arrived her brother and sister, Ray period July 1, 1959 to March here Thursday on account of and Lenora Huish. She also 31, 1960, showing $3,266,554 the illness of Mrs. Daniels went to Goshen to visit for budgeted, $2,068,510.39 expendthree days with her daughter ed, and $1,198,043.61, or 37 mother. Staff Sargent Russel Jacob- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kay per cent unexpended. son who is stationed in Alaska Cook. Motion by Leo A. Crandall, in the service arrived here Visiting on Easter Sunday seconded by Dr. William H. on Friday. He also came be- at the home of h's mother, Sorensen authorizing the Clerk cause of the illness of his moth- Mrs. Cecil S. Peery were, Mr. to off $200,000 of the Tax pay er Mrs. Floss Jacobson. and Mrs. Merrin Spainhower notes, series of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christop-herso- n and children, Phil and Celinda. Anticipation Motion unani 1, 1959. July and children returned Mr. and Mrs. Grant Haws mous. home on Friday from a short and children visited with relMotion by Dr. William Sorvacation trip to California. atives in Lehi on Saturday. seconded by Leo Cranensen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bluth and dall, authorizing the abandonment of the old home on the Santaquin school site. Motion A unanimous. b Motion by Floyd Harmer, seconded by Dr. William H. Clerks tentative notes meeting of the Board of Edu-cat.o- n, $216,-566.0- ' rs IS THE TIME TO HSADGATE -- $792,-203.8- $352,-916.6- 4 "8 10 63 inch size. ..$3 inch size.. $466 inch size.. $544 Other sizes priced proportionately low! ... LIFE-LON- G SERVICE NO UPKEEP! The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY,' APRIL 21, I960 9. i . effective April 30, I960, eluding their request for two weeks vacation pay. The Board instructed the Superintendent to inform them that their resignation would be honored. However, inasmuch as their contracts for the 1959-6school year had not been completed, the Board of Education could not honor their request for two weeks vacation pay. The next regular meeting of the Board of Education was scheduled for Monday, April 18th at 7:00 p.m. in the board an appraisal has been made. Motion unanimous. The Superintendent presented and read letters of res gna-tio- n from Mr. Ellis Bird and Mr. Ernest Bramall to become 0 Nebo District spent $962,279 in 58-5- 9 for capital outlay office. Since the end of World War Meeting adjourned on a II, Nebo School District has tion by Dr. William H. spent a total of $4,775,965 for Last year capital outlay. (1958-59) the district spent $962,279 for capital outlay purposes. These facts were reported by Utah Foundation in their 1960 edition of the Statistical Abstract of Government in Utah. This reference publication is a compilation of the d and used data pertaining to the government and the economy of Utah. most-wante- Abstract for capital outlay UTAH POULTRY and FARMERS CO-O- P Chicken Feed mo- Phone 43 Payson, Utah GREATNESS of historic shows that all forty Utah school districts spent a total of $181,344,740 between 1945 and 1959 USE OUR SPREADER FREE TASTE THE most-frequent- ly The Foundations Lawn Fertilizer GEO pur- poses. During the 1958-5- 9 school year, capital outlay expenditures in Utah amounted to $26,851,844. In order to finance this huge capital outlay program, many districts raised part of the needed funds through the sale of bonds. The Foundation publication shows that the to- C1M)W A JAMES CROW created the first modem bourbon preferred bourbon 183) tal net indebtedness (after allowing for sinking funds) of all forty school districts at the end of the 1958-5- 9 school year was $55,841,979. 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