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Show Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648 GUj? 3im0'etog Ws$t Published Thursdays at Nephi, Juab County, class Utah. Second entry at Nephi, Utah. Office: 96 South Main Phone (801) 623-052- 5 Publisher and Editor-ManagRoy E. Gibson Subscription: $4.00 per year, payable in advance. Advertising rates on request. er April May May May May May May 30 1 . 2 3 Miss Kathy Christensen 4 Marriage Planned 5 6 LEVAN STATION Date High Low Prec. .19 25 40 April 29 28 45 April 30 30 51 May 1 61 26 May 2 32 70 May 3 77 36 May 4 44 77 May 5 Readings are taken at 10 a m. daily at the Nephi station, and at 5 p.m. at the Levan station, both for the prior period. .... .... 24-ho- Menhi News On April 5 the name of Lisa was given to the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Von R. Warner at the Sacrament meeting in the Roy 7th ward. She was named by her father. Aleo in attendance at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Jede Ellis, daughters Lori and Diane. Salt Lake City! Mr. and Mrs. Dan of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mras. Harold Warner, Nephi; Davidand Sandra Warner of Roy. After the meeting a dinner was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Von R. Warner in Roy. DR. D. D. CAMPBELL Chiropractic Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Christensen announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathy Christensen, to Jaes L. Pritchett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pritchett of Provo, Utah. June 13 is the date that has been chosen wit ha reception that evening in the Juab Stake House. The bride graduated from Juab High School and the Juab LDS Stake Seminary. She attended Dixie College, two years at the Church College, Laie, Oahu, Hawaii. She graduated from Brigham Young University and is presently employed as a teacher in the Duchesne School District at Altamont. The prosprective bridegroom attended school in Provo. He served in the Marine Corps for four years, two of which were spent in active duty in Vietnam. Mrs. Delta Yates spent last I week with members of her She visited in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, in Springville with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Yates, and in Mapleton with Mr. and Mrs. Kine Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggs had as their visitors on Saturday, her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson and daughter Beth of Kearns. Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggs were their nephew and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Smith of Beltsville, Oklahoma. Mrs. Velma Hansen spent several days last week in erdaie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenith Allen, her son in law and daughter. On April 30 she witnessed the marriage of her granddaughter, the former Sherrie Lin Allen to Dale Hadley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hadley of Hooper, in the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da-y Saints, and attended the reception held that evening honoring the young couple. On Sunday Mrs. Hansen attended the Fast Day meeting in the Ward, where her grandson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Sanders, was blessed and named. Riv-erda- le Mrs. Clarence H. Warner spent last week In Salt Lake City where she visited with her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Booth. Mrs. D. W. Brian of Loa was a guest at the home of her son in law and daughter, Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Cowan and Mrs. Alva A. Boston, on Friday daughter Wendy of Cedar City and Saturday. were visitors on Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Powell vishome of Mrs. Gibson S. Cowan ited in Salt Lake City Sunday to J. Earl Reid returned Mrs. with their son and in her home recently after a visit law, Mr. and Mrs. daughter Robert B. in Preston, Idaho with her son Powell and children, and saw in law and daughter, Mr. and the new baby of Mr. and Mrs. She also Robert Powell. Mrs. Eldon Tanner. visited in Spanish Fork with Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Reid and famMiss Sheila Sperry and her ily. two room mates, Shanna Saxton Mrs. Alva A. Boston spent and Colleen Carter from Salt five days last week in Brigham Lake City, and a friend, Collette Carter of Orem spent the City with her son in law and week end as guests of Miss daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sperrys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sperry. Weekend guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kendall of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Price were her niece, Mrs. Dee Peter- and two friends of Salt Lake son of Leadville, and Mrs. Opal City were visitors on Sunday Hansen of Dragerton, a sister at the home of Mr. Kendalls brother in law and sister, Mr. of Mrs. Price. and Mrs. John Wilkey. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkey had as their visitors on ThursMichael W. Park of Cedar day of last week, their son in City was an overnight visitor law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. on Monday at the home of his Wilbur Baxter of Salt Lake parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Park. City. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office, 69 South Main Nephi, Utah Q-- fsPORTjicORm Senior Citizens News Mr. and Mrs. Burt Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Maylon Bowers spent a nenjoyable day at the Eureka Mayday Festival at theS enior Citizens Young at Heart Club on Friday. A delicious chicken and- - Mexican-styl- e dinner was served. They also visited in Spanish Fork at the new beautiful Senior Citizens building. They were escorted through the building, and enjoyed games and delicious refreshments with Senior Citizen members. On May 4, 1970 the Cool Cooks held their first meeting. We elected officers as follows: President, Jana Anderson; vice president, Leslie Gee; secretary and treasurer, Jenae Larson; Dawna Broadhead; reporter, song leader, Sharon Paxman; recreation chairman, Merilyn Our leaders are Mrs. Dailey. Vaughn Paxman and Mrs. Forrest Anderson. Reported by Dawna Broadhead. - You'll find it all at DOTTIE'S FASHIONS for that SPECIAL SOMEONE on Mother's Day See our selection of: - Lingerie - Slack Sets -Knit Tops - Blouses Dresses Let us help you select and gift wrap your Mother's Day Gifts! Use your BANK AMERICARD or MASTER CHARGE credit card! roUTOES DISOWNS NEPHI, UTAH DRINKS - 46 oz - 4 for 1 00 WESTERN FAMILY GREEN BEANS-6canslPIERCES PORK & BEANS N&. 300 size 7100 FESTIVAL PRESERVES STRAWBERRY - 32 oz jar - - 59 SCOT TISSUE- 10 ROLLS C R I S C O 3 pound tin 93c BANQUET DINNERS Several types - - each 35 VIENNA SAUSAGES DUBUQUE - Regular cans 4 lor 95 BANQUET COOK N -- 25c SIZGAIN-KIN- G BAGS - " A Variety - 4 for 100 DRIVE - family SIZE -STRAWBERRIES CERTI FRESH Regular 2.88 - - NOW 2.29 -4 pkgs 89 FESTIVAL PRESERVES WESTERN FAMILY RASPBERRY-oz ja- r- 73c ORANGE JUICE 689 RUSSETT HASH ORLEANS BROKEN SHRIMP - DEVEINED - can 47e BROWNS -- 12 oz 5 pkgs 89 PANTY HOSE FIRST QUALITY - - 89 PAPER PLATES -- ST. REGIS 9 inch size -- 100 to pkg for 59 FRESH FRYERS FOREMOST WHOLE - per pound 31 T89 BREAKFASFRESH FRYERS JENOS PIZZA CUT UP per pound 35 DOUBLE CHEESE - PACKAGE - 69 PORK CHOPS 00 1 pkgs 5 COOKIES CENTER RIB CUT -per pound 69 -4 cans 100 TUNA WILSON S SMOKED 00 --- 79 --- E- OFF-1- 19 --- pound 49 PICNICS PORK ROASTS LOIN END Spring, at faottied Jadliions it's New WESTERN FAMILY APPLE SAUCE -- 8100 PIERCES TOMATO JUICE - 46 oz cans 3 for 89 u DOUBLE A LARGE EGGS 2doz.91C 10-PA- CK & If DEL MONTE FRUIT 32 In Neohi Every Hours: Page Two Riv-famil- y. Physician TUESDAY. Thursday, May 7, 1970 o News of Your Friends in Nephi Visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Robertson were Mr. and Mrs Keith Park, Mr. and Mrs. David Bereia and two children of Midvale, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bin nail and four children of American Fork. at the Nephi Temperature Weather Reporting Station hit the springs high of 79 degrees on Tuesday. Temperature on Monday was 78 degrees at Ne phi, and Levan station reported 77 degrees for both Monday and Tuesday. Temperature and precipitation figures for the past week included the following: NEPHI STATION Date High Low Prec. Simco-ftctu- - - per pound 63 COUNTRY STYLE BANANAS pound 121 SPARE RIBS b 63 WILSON'S SMOKED ORANGES -L- ARGE SUNKIST NAVELS - - pound PICNICS -SL- ICED b 55c 8 FRANKS SHAFTER POTATOES MORRELL ALL MEAT - pound pkg 69 -lb NEW CROP 5 MORRELL V.P. CUCUMBERS - pound 69 BOLOGNA LONG GREEN each 5el CHEESE -- MEDIUM -- pound 71c STRAWBERRIES cup 27 CHECK OUR lb 11 CANTALOUPES REGULAR HAM PRICE -l- -l- SUITS FOR THE GRADUATE - BOYS & MENS KNIT SHIRTS -- 2.95 BOYS AND MENS WESTERN BOOTS WESTRERN STRAW HATS - - 3.95 DRESS STRAWS 4.95 DTnl irOGJigJOFy 71 PHONE .A 623-045- 2 |
