MANTI MESSENGER, Manti, Utah Thursday, September 19, 1974 4 Manti Center Telephone 61 are enjoying Paul and Rebecca Frisch-knec- ht and daughter Kammy visited at the home of Dorothy Madsen over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Sorenson spent the past week in Alamosa, Colorado visiting with their family Jack, Paul and Margaret Sorensen. Mayo was able to get in a, lot of fishing while Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gardner of Clearfield have been visiting at the home of Marge Keller. They also came to pick up their daughter Valayane who has been staying with her grandmother tills summer. Sunday a family dinner was held. there. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson spent the past weekend in Salt Lake City visiting with DeVerl and LaRee Herzog and family. While there they participated in a birthday party for grandson Craig, who was 8 Mrs. Leonard Alder recently entertained 16 neighbors and relatives in honor of her husbands birthday Friday, Sept. 6. A hot dinner was served to the guests. Weather Data Agreement, Nondiscrimination Agreement, Association Water or Sewer System Grant Agreement, Payment Authorization, Loan Resolution, and Notification of Intent. Councilman Kjar made a motion seconded by Councilman Evan Johnson that the above named forms be signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Recorder. All councilmen voted aye. Councilman Johnson made a motion seconded by Councilman Voorhees that the legal service agreement between Manti City and City Attorney Tervort be approved as read. All councilmen present voted aye and Mayor Wanlass signed the agreement. Councilman Voorhees made a motion seconded by Councilman Johnson that the engineering service agreement between Manti City and Coon, King, and Knowlton be approved as read and reviewed by Frank Regurt of Coon, King, and Knowlton. All councilmen voted aye. Meeting adjourned to September 18, 1974. Mr. and Mrs. William A. The Manti weather data is Pope returned home last Frireported each week by Leslie day from a very pleasant trip J. Anderson, local cooperative visiting four of their children observer for the U.S. Weather and other relatives and friends Bureau. living in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. On their way home they visited with former Center Ward members, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rogers in Colorado. t past 11, SEPTEMBER 835-52- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spiars an extended trip to Fremont, California visiting their daughter, Dolores. k special session of the Manti City Council was held Sept. 11, 1974 with Mayor Frank G. Wanlass and all councilmen present. Also present were City Attorney Louis G. Tervort, Bruce Armstrong from the Office of Economic Development, and Frank Rugert, engineer from Coon, King, and Knowlton. Mr. Armstrong met with the Council to present a $10,000 grant for engineering services from the Four Corners Commission in connection with Manti s recent water emergency. Councilman Ben C. Kjar made a motion, seconded by Councilman Stanley R. Voorhees, that a letter of thanks and appreciation be sent to Governor Rampton for arranging the emergency grant for engineer, ing. All councilmen voted aye. Mr. Armstrong indicated that if the bond election is approved by the electorate, Manti City will receive another $215,000 grant from the Four Corners Commission. The Council reviewed and discussed the following Farmers Home Administration prepared forms: Organization Certificate, Application for Federal Assistance, Forecast of Cash Receipts and Disbursements (operating budget water department), Statement of Financial Condition as of July 1, 1974, Water Department only Balance Sheet, Initial Operating Budget, Equal Opportunity Commerce Clearing House reports that U.S. citizens paid an average of $522 in taxes to state and local governments in fiscal 1972 a jump of $62 per person as compared with the previous year. If farmers decided to save energy by abandoning their tractors, it would take 27 million horses and mules to replace them, according to Sperry New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corp. Thayne and Joan Larsen from Salt Lake City spent the weekend visiting with the Mayo NAOMI DAVIS Manti City Council Notes by Sylvester Bradford. Lynn and years old. are as follows: Sept. Sept. 12, 31;Sept. 13, Sept. 14,' 56; Sept. 15, Sept. 16, 38; Sept. 17, week Gail and Thea Alder of Ely, Nevada enjoyed a weekend visit with Gails parents, Leonard and Reba Alder. They also came to attend the Frischknecht-Ken-ned- y 50; 60; 60; 35. The National Safety Council recommends that parents with toddlers should buy a child restraint for their automobiles which has been crash tested by a reliable testing organization and approved by a good consumer rating service or consumer publication. Ordinary seat belts could do heavy damage to soft, underdeveloped bone structure and rupture vulnerable internal organs. Shirley Nielson attended also. Amos is a brother of Lula Larsen, Joyce his daughter and LaDonne a granddaughter. The visitors went to Provo for a wedding lunch and on to Roosevelt for a reception. Amos and Cora Rigby of Newton, Utah, Dan and Joyce Dennis , their daughter Rosalie and husband Sherman of Roosevelt, Utah, another daughter LaDonne Dennis and Gary Loveday of Bakersfield, California were all overnight guests at the Vernon J. Larsen home Wednesday evening, September 11th. They and Garys parents and a friend were breakfast guests of the Larsens Thursday morning. All attended a session at the LDS Temple where LaDonne and Gary were married afterwards to-w- lb. 79c lb. 29c lb. 69c . SEPTEMBER lb. 79c 79 - 20 - 21 , MUTTON SHANKS, GROCERIES NECK lb. 29c lb. 19c MUTTON RIBS MORRELLS WEINERS, All Meat, 16 oz. pkg PEPPERONI 79c lb. $1.89 SHARP CHEESE, 2 Cream-O-Web- 43c can CHEER DETERGENT 98c Giant Size KOSHER DILLS, Western Family 2y2 er lbs $2.98 CARNATION DRY MILK $3.39 Reg. $3.55 POTATO CHIPS, 14 oz. 79c Reg. 89c GIANT CHEER, Reg. $1.27 . $1.17 BOLD, King Size, Reg. $2.19, $1.94 CORONET TISSUE, 200 Reg. 43c BLACK PEPPER, 4 oz. Reg. 59c 37c 49c 313 oz VINEGAR, BACON 22 oz 53c COOKIES, Keebler Red Tag 2 for 99c ONIONS, No. APPLES, Jonathan 23 lb. box lbs. $1.59 $4.39 Banquet lb. 98c MILD CHEESE , Uptons 40c in pack TUNA, Chicken-O-Se- a Va Chunk for $1.03 2 CORN, Western Family 303 size. Cream or Whole case $6.40 Kernel INSTANT BREAKFAST 59c Pillsbury .... Bids will be accepted until the evening of Sept. 27. The City of Manti reserves the right to reject any or all bids. RALSTON WHEAT CHEX lb. 59c Western 39c Family, 303 size FRUIT COCKTAIL, GRAPE JUICE, Royal Garnet 4 cans $1.00 6 oz cans FRENCH FRIES, Western Family 1 lb 33c CEREAL RALSTON CORN CHEX CEREAL 12 oz CAN-O-PO- SEPTEMBER PEANUT BUTTER, Creamy 2 lb. jar $1.35 CAKE MIXES, Pillsbury, CAT FOOD, Morsels, 2 .. pkg. YELLOW ONIONS CAULIFLOWER, Utah lb. 9c lb. 23c lb. 7c BANANA SQUASH .... 2 BOLOGNA, Sliced $1.43 CAULIFLOWER YELLOW ONIONS 85c BANANA SQUASH APPLES, Jonathan for $1.09 69c TOMATOES, for canning, lug $2.49 FRESH FRYERS, Whole, lb. PORK ROAST, Loin End, lb. PORK CHOPS lb. FRANKS 49c 97c 97c lb. 79c 2 lb. 85c PRODUCE for bag DISH CLOTHS Pkg. of 6 2 for 73c $1.45 SEEDLESS GRAPES lb. 29c CABBAGE, New Crop .... lb. 10c CAULIFLOWER, New Crop lb. 33c BAKING POTATOES 7 lb. cans 95c 6 for Purina Choice 12 oz. oz 300 3 83c laaaHaaaaMiaaaMaaaiMaaaaMitcaa ASPARAGUS, Red Dart, GROCERIES Pillsbury RICE, River Brand 2 lb. box J Hershey or Milk Shasta P, 12 19 - 20 - 27 PRODUCE lb. 20c 16 oz. 67c Semi-Swe- et PRODUCE APPLES, Jonathan 16 oz. 53c CHOCOLATE CHIPS, PRODUCE 25 cans 93c 2 oz 46 MARGARINE, Tastewell BOX FROSTING MIXES FROZEN FOODS MEATS 1 S' tion 12, Township 18 South, Range 2 East of the Salt Lake Meridian, containing 1.06 acres. This is the property at 4th S. and 2nd W. where the old skating .2 layer lbs., Reg. $4.65,.. $4.19 EGGS, AA Large, Your ctn. . . 72c ORANGE JUICE, Wholesun 4 for 79c 6 oz. cans BURRTTOS, Reg. 31c .. . 3 for 79c Western Family CAKE MIXES, Swansdown, 2 for 85c TOMATO JUICE, Western Family pkgs. $1.35 MANY BARGAINS IN OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT lb. 20c lb. 23c lb. 9c lb. 7c FROZEN FOODS TANG, 5y2 FROZEN FOODS Pierces 2 for 65c Amber, gal. $1.09 lb 1 it: COCKTAIL SHRIMP, Orleans 69c TACO CASSEROLE, Schilling 49c STOVE TOP STUFFING 43c HI C FRUIT DRINKS, 46 oz... 47c NEW POTATOES, Hunts GROCERIES KIPPER SNACKS, Conners rink is located. CHOPS OR LEG GROCERIES 2 bids for that certain piece or parcel of land situated in the County of Sanpete, State of Utah, and described as follows, Lot 3, Block 15, Plat A Manti City, being 3.25 chains East and West by 3.25 chains North and South. Situate in Sec- 19 - 20 - 27 SEPTEMBER NOODLE SOUP, The City of Manti will receive MEATS MUTTON 11, 1974. Kathy and Kerri Howell, Tan-n- ie Gleave and Karen Wheeler CALL FOR BIDS 79 - 20 - 21 SPARE RIBS OX TAILS LIVER The Manti American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall on Wednesday, September It Takes A Woman" will be the theme of the opening Fall were present to present the Social for the Center Ward program. They were the four Relief Society next Tuesday at girls who attended Girls State at Southern Utah State College 10 a.m. last June representing the AuA special program and activities are under the direction xiliary Unit from Manti. The of the program committee with girls discussed the things about Jane Braithwaite as chairman. Girls State that Impressed them Luncheon will be served by the the most and the many activiSocial Committee with Marilyn ties they participated in. They are grateful for their new apFrost and Julia Graham as preciation of government and The second session will meet democracy and felt it was one Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. of the best weeks they had ever A program is planned in conspent. They sang a number of nection with a light supper. Girls State songs. Kathy Howell was elected All ladies of the ward are invited to attend the social. County Assessor in her county and Tannie Gleave was elected A wedding breakfast for Mr. State Attorney General. and Mrs. Warren (Judy) PeterPresident Yvonne Howell son was held Saturday at the presented Linda McArthur with Legion Hall. The young couple a past presidents pin and thankwere married Saturday by ed her for her service to the President Black in the Manti Auxiliary last year. Linda felt LDS Temple. Warren is the it had been a fine experience grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo for her and encouraged memSorenson and Mrs. Bertha Armbers to continue to support the strong. Warrens parents are Auxiliary. Members were asked to bring Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peterson, Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo canned goods to meetings to be J. Skeem from Oasis are the used with the Christmas parents of the bride. wedding. a American Legion Auxiliary Meets ICE CREAM, Western Family, 5 qt. size, Plastic Bucket Pack, 7 kinds $2.39 ORANGE JUICE, Western Family 6 oz 5 cans 93c RHODES FROZEN BREAD 5 loaves PIZZA PIE, 98c Jenos, 13ya oz. Pepperoni, Hamburger, Sausage, Cheese 79c Easy Parking to Rear, Side and Front Manti Grocery Price's Merc. Off Main St., 4th East Member of & 2nd So. Manti ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES