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Show hroFikle Thursday, March 21, Clearfield Courier 1S74 fr 2 i i'F l - fMDI 'Jssni 1 0 slsl 4c, k ?s I A rr,.tthma? V' & ti 10: t, s?rr 2Lu4 f7f i wj SALE SMf SLACK AND DECKER, Ph. 4'HANSmTCFO gsa?i srm$ I VRWK, GSAPg STASIS FENCING Petkj? Cedor 1x46' Rough Utility 36eer. Post 49c ec. Cedar Pest 3x3 8'Petky Cedar 4x43' Pstky Cedar Post 72 ecs Post $1.59 cn. 1x3 6'Pecky Cedar 2x4-9- 25 1 5c ea. (full units) Cedar waifs 59c 3x57 517 Rm ALL SHINGLES Most Complete line Moldings end Colored Nails in the Inter mountain Area. We Stock We can Every Color Match Any Paneling. 316 x 4 x 8 simulated woodgroin Vinyl-coate- d on composition board. 54x3 it $38,95 sq. sV'xirxlO' 5"xl2"x99" 5r53 1st grade Sandstone Med. 3 16x4x8 1st i $7.49 $4.19 39c 2x4 Economy Studs t grade Antique Knctty Cedar $5.95 'AWkV J) Ph. TRUCK TIRES - Goodyear,. custom high milers. 5. Less than 500 miles. 10 ply rating. Especially good for hauling and campers. Must sell. Call ...aweekdays before 3p m.',' Sale - rs All wedding. 5250 Magna, phone or $3.98 L. 8280 W., tf S. , only 10c each at Cyprus Drug, 8455 W. 2700 S., Magna. Copies tf made while you wait. - Reasonable tf . Returns - TAX INCOME W. 2700 Reasonable. prepared. For appt., call or or inquire at office. 9078 W. 2700 S., weekdays, 10 to 9 Saturdays. R.R, Barker. apll 298-284- 2 tf 298-810- 4-- 9 316x4x8 Rio Grande leather or Bronze Dark FIBERGLASS PANELS Rough Texture panel by GP first grade $4.99 26''xlO'B-grad- e $3.29 26,x12,e-grcd- e $3.65 x 10 liberty Walnut, Oriental Teefe, 1st quality simulated wood grain on $10-9hardwood CEILING TILE Vi x 4 Vinyl-Coate- d Swirl 1 Select from over 50 differ-en- t types of ceiling tile. boon, $3.98 Istgrade Natural j 316x4x8 ALUM. STORM DOORS Hickory GENUINE HARDWOOD HICKORY 1st grade 111 $6.99 72 mags, air, 32"or36 $18.99 - HUSTLER LITTLE sleeper, call mh21 2 bedrm, room, full bsmt,, dble. noroge, big yard, landscaped and fenced, near all schools. Only $16,000. Call for details, Erma Nielsen, agent for Sugarhouse Realty, cat or NEW LISTING - 316 I"x2"x8' Stripping x 4 x 8 Harvest Gold Ige. living 21cea. decorative panel, $5.95 Istgrade lstGtvr VPxdxS Shecfmk 297-538- tf 716"12Mx16' Prime 4x7 Cougar or Dove $2.79 Siding Shop $3-6- 297-560- 0 9 53 x4'x3M11Fir5ids ShcpGtods $1.43 SORENSEN SALE swagen, - 1965 CARPET 297-501- 5. 966-324- ROOFING or COMPLETE roof repairs done sed by licen- contractor, free estimate, call Lewis . sen, 297-6791- PIANO CLEANED FREE with each tuning, all work satisfaction guaranteed. mh28 298-270- Volk- engine just overhauled, runs good, will accept bids March 25 on car. Call Magna. El IP IV&STZD 524-494- DIKcMSICN LUESES 1 AT DISCOUNT PRICES LwS byy our pcneling end ether building In full j i3frtc:ts direct front thethemills cWt&cds. SSS direct tc public, no So h middlemen or distributors mark-uus first. see Ijjforu you buy pctitsllnjj SPECIAL ON FULL UNIT nmm il cj tk "THE WALL PANNING KINGS'' WoUer tankard Hwwe FonkAmencer Matter Owr OPEN 9 a.m. to 7 p m. 155$ 1 t . 4 '" f s 2 Wet 266-9551- , 266-612- 72 DATSUN PICKUP, miles, air, mags, etc. low 297-702- in Clearfieid-Va- f area and Sunset, Doxey School area. Contact Mrs. Marshall, 825-025- 1 MANAGER TRAINEE. Management position con be yours after six months SSRYKES PIANO TUNING SPECIAL. Only $20. Work guaran- teed. 17 yeors perience, Mr. Pons, ex561-111- Magna 2 June 23, 1965. TOTO-TiLLSN- yard and lawn Chuck's maintenance, Hcylircj, yard Magna. care, 797-5078- , ap4 DYCHES REXALL DRUG is now 297-588- 7 1 been a member of the 13th LDS Ward. Surviving are her husband of Roy; one son, Glenn Ray Morgan, Roy; her father of Evanston; four brothers and one sister, Ernest Saxton, Las Vegas, Nev.; Earl Saxton. Kaysville; Elmer Saxton, Salt Lake City; Glen Saxton, Evanston; Mrs. William 'Ethel S.) Marsh, Ogden. Funeral services were held Monday at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop Eriant C. Funk of the Roy 13th Ward officiating. Burial in Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch. eight Clever Gift Wrap Idea A Real Penny Fincher I Dear Vi : The other day while in our bank of all places idea. It was about closing saw the neatest time and the employees were gathering for a going-awaparty for a fellow employee. A desk was piled high with gay packages, but one, a large package, was getting all the attention. Stepping closer, I discovered why. It was wrapped in brown paper from a large grocery bag and topped with a huge and most attractive bow of bright pink toiler tissue. Sylvia Dennis, Salt Lake City penny-stretch- er y How original and clever. And a real money saver to boot. Thanks for telling us, Sylvia. great- grandchildren; her mother of Roy; two brothers and three sisters, Roland Richins, Roseville, Calif.; Lorenzo Richins, North Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Ina Hadfield, Clearfield; Mrs. Eugene (Martha) Danforth, San Clemente, Calif.; Mrs. Don (La Von) Ilollady, Miles City, Bridal Shower Idea Dear Vi: In lieu of games at a bridal shower I attended recently, the hostess brought out hemmed dish tuwd squares with a cute "love bird design stamped in one corner of each. to a blotter covered board Each design was thumb-tackeabout ten inches square to provide a hard working surface. The guests, working in groups of two or three with tvhes of liquid embroidery paint, set about painting the stamped designs. In a few minutes of delightful diversion, whie we all got better acquainted with members of our group, we comtowels for the bride-to-bMont. pleted two full sets of whole project cost less told that the me Our hostess later Funeral services were held for she had ongmaiiy inand than the materials and games the at prizes Tuesday Linquist to the one tended enjoyed Sons Colonial Chapel. project and the bride adbuy. Every treasure to her trousseau. in the ded another useful memory-fille- d Interment M.G. Twin Falls, Idaho Washington Heights Memorial Park. Thanks, M.G. for another clever idea for our party scrapbook. I saw a similar idea used a year or so ago. Some of the guests at a bridal shower pulled threads to fringe a colorful Indian Head linen luncheon cloth and napkin set. Others made matching napkin holders by wrapping and gluing yam around cardboard tubes. The tubes were 21 2 to 3 inch lengths rut from waxed paper or tinfoil tubes. They used tacky glue the kind that dries transparent. The yarn was wrapped os that it completely covered the tube inside and out. The bride was simply with the clever set that resulted from the combined delighted ROY Kathrine Marie of the guests. efforts Barton, infant daughter of There is something especially sociable about working Yvonne Cox Barton, of 2018 on such a project, it seems to me. Perhaps thats what together W. 5500 So., died Thursday makes the old fashioned quilting bee so popular. in the -- d d igihrins Bsiron shortly alter birth McKay Hospital. Her parents are members of the Roy LDS 4th Ward. Surviving are her parents of Roy, one brother, Steven G. Barton, Roy; her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Donald Cox, i Hr end Mrs. L. Shelton Barton, her Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Barton, San Antonio, s, Pleasant View. Graveside services were -- only Phar- , McCulloch, 35DS South (1 block Etui of Redwood) OPEN SUNDAYS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. needed paper boys Halla p. UffJ RESPONSIBLE Capsules $1.98 at Dythes macy, Magna. TgyfiicMi'f hand-painte- Ph. FOR & REES tf i I Fn mh28 Dnjg. 6c Light Oak simulated woodgroin finish on 9c with GoBese Tablets "water pills". Cyprus 297-707- 5 31 6x4x3 13c Chaperon Plain White end fast SAFE REDUCE a children, 297-683- 8165 WEIGHT She was married to Arlin E. Wakefield on March 6, 1926, in Ogden. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt I jke LDS Temple. He died Len Rees, Douglas S., Magna. 5 Aw I cleaning - Mr. Seam Cleaning, Clair Sorensen, Ph. 297-244- 0 298-525- ,, She was retired after 25 years of work for the Union Pacific Laundry in Ogden. She was raised in Grouse Creek, and has lived in Ogden and Roy since 1952. She was a member of the LDS Church, and the Lakeview Ward. She was also a member of the Junior Oldtimers. Surviving are three sons and two daughters, E. Bur-de- ll Wakefield, Ogden; Robert C. Wakefield, Plain City; Richard E. Wakefield, La Crescent, Minn.; Mrs. Rohland (Arlene) Munns, Brigham City; Mrs. Julian (Fay) Green, Roy; 31 grand- TV each 3200 W., - or 297-285- 7 - Copies, ku,cK rates. flower 4x8 White Camper - TV SERVICE arrangement with S. estimates, Inquire 3274 Magna. vice. She had lived in Evanston, Wyo., for 18 years before moving to Roy. She graduated fi'uv Evanston High School and had Mrs. Hilda Arvilla ROY Wakefield, 66, of 1961 W. 4900 So., died Thursday in La Crescent, Minn., at the home of a son following a short illness. She was bom July 14, 1907, in Grouse Creek, the daughter of Clarence C. and tf 485-063- - Expert serTV. Call for on color vice 1 FlORALf-Flowe- for' 316x4x8 Decorative Flowers, Istgrade $4.99 lVright and Emma Grace Ashton Saxton. On Sept. 22, 1950, she was married to Raymond Paul Morgan in Evanston, Wyo. The marriage was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple on Sept. 22, 1970. She had been a financial clerk at Hill Air Force Base, retiring after 18 years of ser- Wakefield JERRY'S TV 12-1- types of wedding flowers and backdrops. Funeral work. Casket sprays. Sick room, parties, corsage service. Free $9.95 Top mh21 OAKESON'S Brick Effect Masonite make or model sewing machine including parts for only $10. All work guaranteed. id the dealer for Blue Lustre Cleaning Shamor poos. Call stop in at 9 05 W. 2700 S., tf Magna. March 25. 1930, in Evanston, Wyo., a daughter of Thomas Hilda WE WILL REPAIR any $7.10 Chapel White, Plantation White, or Red Imitation Rock cr By mh28 cakes, doll cakes, animal cakes, a special cake for the man in your life. Also a variety of others. Call or write United Farm Service West, 516 Southeast Morrison, C-4- 2 ROY Mrs. Helen Saxton Morgan, 43, of 2417 W. 4975 So., died Thursday at St. Benedicts of Hospital diabetes. Mrs. Morgan was born cleaned SPECIAL BIRTHDAY Shape Helen Morgan free with each tuning. All work satisfaction guaranteed. Call f 49Ta"10' V44x8 1st grade GET YOUR PIANO LOSE supplies to service oui members. This business can be run from your home by man and wife. Cal! collect, Mr. Brown, Portland. Oregon 97214. 825-333- 825-150- ALVM. ROOFING . OVL U3 $4.9? 3sx4x8FartideBJ. $3.69 un- with New Investment needed for ssrejistY Vinyl car tops cleaned and dressed, $10; recolored, $25. For free tf estimate Ph. 394-184- 731-246- $3.69 $4.59 Vinyl burns. cigarette tf PLYWOOD 3sx4x3C.D,Shop V:x4x8 C.0. Shop CD. Shop 34x4x8C.D.Shoo billing clerk, typist and general book SPECIAL 392-040- Va"x12"xl47"$1.72 34"x12"x96" $1.33 34"x12"x136"$1.83 516x4x8 louon $1,99 $1.69 $1.16 8 per month. Duties: Cashier, YOU ARE 621-742- 503-222-13- can be repaired or recolored. Pattern and texture can be matched. We repair cuts, tears and claimed repairs $50 cosh or payments. Cali Monday through Sunday, 89c 34"xirxir $1.89 and 392-200- NEW! SOMETHING -- Repossessed or 392-916- 9 $470-$51- going to sell home would like and your some honest and friendly assistance call ap4 IF $2, accepting applications for clerk typist position. Salary ARE YOU doing now to prepare financially for either a mission or a A YEAR IN COMMISSION ROY CITY is ap4 MACHINE SEWING Singcrr Touch n Sew with zigx,ag. Does everything. PARTICLE ED. sxirxtf $199 D., mh21 SHELVING x 4 x 7 Aged Birch wall paper cleaning, carpet, upholstery shampoo. Free estimate. Coll Jimmy Cedar Shake HOUSE WHAT 621-742- REPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN THIS AREA YOU CAN EARN wall washing, CLEANING, away the Blue Lustre way from carpets and upholstery. Pent electric shampooer $1. Western Auto, 129 S. State, Clearfield, Ph. millfi!f!$ in your area Mr. Tom Fuller, phone collect from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Equal opportunity employer, op 1 1 MsscgiiMimis college education for your child in the futuie? Let me help you help yourself! Call ap4 iiiilsi terview 825-166- COMPLETE 825-601- PAWLING ic Pre-Finish- Marv, TAKE SOIL HAROWASI AT LOV PSICES. Over 500 types of par, eitng to thoose from, largest vet icty end quantity in the Intsrmeuntoin West. Need inexpensive pictures with fast service? Prices start at $20. Call ER 4, Hill AFB. 1 1 tf WEDDING PHOTOGRAPH- mh21 All SIZES GATES. POSTS, 825-994- 187-946- e-- s. CHAIM LINK FENCE FROM S' to ' HIGH WITH tion guaranteed. Free estimates. Ph. Lee Pons, I ff hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays until March 29 ot 5 p.m. mh28 two weeks, expenses paid, train you in the field selling and servicing established accounts. Must be 21 or over, have car, bondable, ambitious, and sports minded, complete hospitalization and major medical, very liberal pension program. To set up persona! in- CEILINGS. Expertly sprayed. Satisfac- wig Quadra Pius drum set, sparkle blue, less tbo o year old, $900 or trade for rr.olorcyle of equal value. Contact Virgil Tucker, Hill AFB Ex 2001 or SLC phone Pleaso use SLC on weekends only phune or else inquire at Barracks jESfc. inussvfl.H management. We will send you to school for year 773-702- DECORATIVE SALE OR TRADE. Lud- i. specialized training be obtained from the Roy earn $15,000 $35,000 a City Office between the in apll ap4 825-163- FOt fAWJtS Roc- kwall powti. tools. McCullough chain saws, Toro lawn $99.95. mowers Roy Lumber Co. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL'S: 8J Coil Boyd, rfUTMirnl.Tl. 1W ClXyJ keeping. Applications can and wall popering. Interior or exterior. Free estimate. PAINTING EXPERT ss&sssa R - FENCIf 2. 1974 7 1 I v nj-'f- Tc v - V ednesday, March ' held Monday in the Ogden City Cemetery with Bishop Richard Jensen f the Roy 4Ji Ward TinFoil Makes Fine Scouring Pads Dear Vi: While we were camping last summer, I discovered that used tinfoil makes fine scouring pads. (You know the old saying, Necessity is the mother of invention.) Now I use tinfoil regularly and use my steel wool or other scouring pad money for something else. Tinfoil does a good job; it doesnt rust, snd it Just crumple the foil lightly and scour away. lTse a little cleansing powder or soap if needed When the foil becomes too compact, toss it away and take another piece. Its free. M.R . Tooele, Utah For a personal answer to vour household or monov problems, write to IT MAKES CENTS, co (his newspaper. Each letter w,:i receive a peisor.ul answer . Do yon have an idea to share. $2 will b? paid for each idea used hi this column. |