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Show December The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Page Two 16, 197 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS of Evan A. Beck deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of John S. McAllister, Lawyer, at Mt. Pleasant, Utah, on or before the 20th day of March A.D. 1972. Legal Notices Probate and Guardianship Notices iHt peasant fhjramiii . Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Further Information NOTICE 90 West Main Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 27th day of NOUTII SANPETES HOME NEWSPAPER 1971 at 10 a.m. the County Board of Commissioners will conduct a hearing at the County Court House, Manti, Utah, to consider the adoption of the 1972 Departmental and General Operational County Budget. A tentative compilation of all budget requests is on file in the Office of the County Clerk for public inspection. Douglas A. Jorgensen County Clerk and Auditor Published in the Mt. Pleasant Pyramid December 16, 1971. December, Publisher Managing Editor Editor Associate Editor HARRISON CONOVER MARTIN CONOVER WOODROW WEIGHT MARY B. CLOWARD Sanpete Second class postage paid at Mt Pleasant, Utah 84647. Entered at the post office in Mt. Pleasant, Utah 84647, as second class matter under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. in advance Subscription 10c par year, $5.00; per copy, Member: UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC. BUSINESS DIRECTORY APPLIANCE REPAIR AND SERVICE Supply Call 835-236- 1 for authorized service of Huntington Canyon Carbon County and Browning per- 1 SETS girls' skis (fits year olds), shoes, bindings, complete. In good condition. $25. pr. Call d9tfn 1965 Chev. truck, excellent loaded: factory condition, air, power steering, power 3 enbrakes, radio, gine, 67,000 miles, $1200. BRAKE V8-28- 427-378- 0. MORONI. UTAH Disc Brake Service, Drum Turning end Shoe Fitting 462-202- 0 Also Flywheel Refeclng CO. 445-349- 1. TRAVIS ROSENLOF Mt. Pleasant Phone 7 462-201- Roofs 3 Painting Interior-Exteri- Walltexing Samples & Free Estimates in Your Home 76 S. 1st W. Mt. Pleasant Phone 462-251- 7 Wallpapering DRUGS SHOE REPAIR EXPERT SHOE REPAIR (We ere cloied Sunday) (Emergency Phone YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY CENTER RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 462-257- Complete Line of Revlon end Coty Coimetict Young's Rexall Drug Nay's Auto Body Shop 687 South 1st East, Mt, Pleasant two professionally trained body men complete painting and auto glass installabody shop tion towing and road service FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 462-243- 3 REFRIGERATION COSMETICS COMMERCIAL AND HOME REFRIGERATION SERVICE Factory Trained Expert Manti Home Supply ELECTRICIAN PHONE ELECTRONICS SPRING CITY, UTAH Sylvania Dealer Sales & Service Home Entertainment Center: Color Television Black and White Television Console Stereo Component Systems Portable Stereos Radio and Tape Players See at the home of Steven Strate 7 OR CALL Quality Sylvania TV & Stereo entertainment products backed by dependable service. Sylvania does not make, them fast they just make them good! REPAIR SERVICE AND PARTS for all home appliances electric motors, Homelite chain saws Basements Snow Removal Fill Dirt Top Soil T reaching Septic Tanks Back Filling FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Professional TV Service Serving Sanpete County Over 25 Years Experience Mt Pleasant 462-25- PAUL V. PAY M. N. Excavating Merrill Nay, Mgr. 395 South State Mt. tUah Pleesant, PROFESSIONAL Automatic Transmission Work Automotive Air Conditioning Repair fURNACES ALL WORK FURNACES New and Used COAL OIL GAS A&A Round Oak Furnace Co. Springv ille 489-668- GUARANTEED FARMER'S CO-OSERVICE STATION MORONI, UTAH All Kinds of ELECTRICAL WORK Trouble Shooting Wiring ANY TIME ANY PLACE JOHN ZABRISKIE State Licensed Mt. Pleasant 514 East Main 462-277- 5 BILL & Heating PUMPS repair all brands of pumps. specialize in Oil Furnace ReWe do all types of PlumbRepairs. MEYERS We We pair. ing HANSEN STOKERMATIC 9 Ph. Gunnison, Utah LUND 462-249- 8 PHONE Pleasant FAIRVIEW 427-382- 9 CROWN KITCHENS by Olympia Complete line of Kitchen Cabinets and DICK 427-371- Land Wanted Ceremony conducted recently by the University of Utah Army ROTC Cadet Battalion. The award, presented by Colonel Robert F. Zeidner, U professor of military science, was made for service as an executive officer and assistant professor of military science at the University of Utah. Lieutenant Colonel Frandsen is a former members of the Utah National Guard. Following his graduation from Utah State University in 1949, he was second a commissioned lieutenant of field artillery. He has served in Korea, Europe and the United Nations Command. Other awards military received by Lieutenant Colonel Frandsen include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and Army Commendation with oak leaf cluster. Lieutenant Colonel Frandsen is the son of the late Leonard J. and Chloe Frandsen of Mt. Pleasant. He is married to the former Evelyn Christensen, of Mt. Pleasant, and has three daughters. of Latter-da- Emmett for many years. y Infant succumbs Saints. Survivors are: his widow, Spring City; brother, sisters, Wilford Winkler, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Mary Jones, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ernel (Leah) Jensen, Redmond, Sevier County. Impressive funeral services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Spring City LDS ward chapel conducted by Bishop Osral Allred. Prelude and postlude music by Jeanne Mickel. The ward choir sang funeral hymns conducted by Rose Schofield, accompanist, Jeanne Mickel; Prayer, Farrell McKinney of the ward bishopric; after birth; services held Robert H. Pritle, 8 hour old and Mrs. Thomas baby of (Tonia Lee) Pritle died Sunday December 12, 1971 at 3 a.m. at the Cottonwood Hospital, Salt Lake City. The baby was born December 11, 1971. Survivors are the parents, Spring City. The father is completing a tour of duty with the U.S. Air Force at Tuscon, Arizona. The mother has been with her parents the past few weeks. Also surviving are a sister Mary Edith; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Hansen, Spring City and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith, Everett, Washington. Graveside services were held on Wednesday at the Spring City Cemetery. remarks, Bishop Osral Allred; vocal solo, Dorthy Pay; accompanist, Jeanne Mickel; speaker James F. Ellis; speaker, Harold Winkler; prayer, Owen Winkler. The flower arrangements were cared for by Ada Ellis. Pall bearers were all nephews, Aurel Winkler, Owen Winkler, Paul Winkler, Wayne Jones, John Jensen and Ray Stone. Burial was in the Spring City Cemetery directed by Jacobs Mortuary of Mt. Pleasant with the grave dedication by Warner Christensen. Wool growers set meet in Wool Growers Utah Association will celebrate its 65th anniversary at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City January 12, 13 and 14. Registration will be held following the Board of Directors meeting January 12 at the desk on the mezzanine floor. Standing committees will hold their separate sessions commencing at 2 p.m. on January 13. A list of outstanding speakers will be on For fixing things around the house, nothing beats a man whos handy with a checkbook. Wasatch students raise money for community baskets, gifts and November During December Wasatch the student council Academy organized and sponsored activities to raise money for gift giving in the community. Approximately $87 has been accumulated through various functions. The movie Charade was presented on campus. A hobo dinner was also sponsored by the student council. Admission was fifty cents or the equivalent food. in nonperishable A group of elderly gentlemen entertained with guitars, ac- Frandsen, hand. The annual banquet on will feature another outstanding floor show, the lamb auction which finances the Days of 47 Float and a meal that only January Christmas songs as well as a rendition of Im Looking Over and the like. The money will be used to purchase food for food baskets along with that food taken in from the movie and hobo dinner. The money will be used to buy Christmas gifts. The money will be used to purchase more food for the food baskets, and also purchase Christmas gifts. These will be distributed to needy recipients in the community before Wasatch students leave for Christmas vacation. cordions, guitars performing 14 the Hotel Utah can provide. Among those donating lambs include Don Brown, Manti; L. L. Petersen of Fairview. Auc- tioneer will be Woody Searle of Vernal. Other activities of the convention will include the election of officers, appointment of members to the Board of Directors whose terms have expired, directors and delegates to the ASPC, presentation of the Sheepman of the Year award and an appearance of Miss Margie Sharp, Miss Wool of America. PUT A 25" GIANT SCREEN COLOR WILL BE GIVEN TV AWAY .04 on 9th, .29 on 11th, .07 on 12th. WILL BUY mountain or farm acreage in any amount prefer water, either d Call Provo Collect 375-203- 8 J. ONEIL MINER BESS Call Collect. Greenwood Dr.. Sandy. Utah WE DON'T CHARGE MILEAGE 1181 GUARANTEED You may SERVICE be able to enjoy Clement a whisper again, Electronics MAIL THIS COUPON NAME ADDRESS TV REPAIR RADIO The Salvation Army fights the war of poverty with love. At Z Christmas time, their love for those in need and despair ex-presses itself in many practical waysf. . . food, toys, visits, encouragement, hope and prayer. Retirement Command Jesus Christ Lucille married August 22, 1914 in Mt. Pleasant. They had made their home in 1he Old lumut Bath Vanities FREE ESTIMATE WE WILL INSTALL CALL Newell Christensen 0 Fairview HARDWARE Consolidated Furniture. Car- pets, wallpaper, Bennett paint General house furnishings. Mt KELLER General Building Contractor New Construction or Remodeling Get the advantage of a Custom Built Home! irii-gate- Stokermatic Heaters CALL ELLIOTT 462-240- 2. SMILIN' ED'S COLLECTION AGENCY Guaranteed Results Serving All Sanpete County Bad debts, bad checks a specialty P.O. Box 608, Phone EPHRAIM We Sell, Service and Install the North Sanpete area 427-347- 0. or springs. DICK'S in 436-853- 8. A Mt. Pleasant native has been presented the U.S. Armys Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding devqtion to duty. Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Reed Frandsen was honored at c. to Hans Ulrick and Magdalene Fowles Winkler. He married Anderson, Minnie Blanch August 30, 1931. Clear Creek, Carbon County. His occupation was mining and he was an employee of the University of Utah for 15 years, retired in 1958. A member of the Church of P Plumbing New and Used 90 Days FREE Service Coal and Oil Heaters 445-331- 4. MISCELLANEOUS 1 HEATERS Tri-Che- m Sofa lumping up? If o, bring it to 32 So. State By Spudnut Shop 3 Phone Mt. Pleasant Scissors Sharpened Vi Block West of Bank Phone 835-236- 1 8 BROWN'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE EXPERT EXCAVATING 462-263- Tri-Che- m Phone MANTI HOME SUPPLY Phone TRI-CHE- UPHOLSTERING 835-236- 1 STEVE'S EXCAVATING Mt. Pleasant West Main 427-385- 0. 436-851- 462-229- Feirview, Utah STAG AND CARA NOME PRESCRIPTIONS for men end women Guaranteed Quality Workmanship 427-338- GAIL ZABRISKIE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 50 MT. PLEASANT DRUG Evenings Daytime 8 PAINTING 10-1- Recurring periods of snow continued to plague the intermountain area during this past week. The accumulated moisture from these storms ranged from 1.72 inches at Ogden Pioneer plant and 1.10 inches at down to little dl6 or none atMorgan a few stations in the COLLIE, Border Collie, black Southeastern section of the and white pups. Mother is State. Since September when the registered collie. Make nice snowfall season began this year, Christmas gift. Phone d23 both Salt Lake City Airport and USU have the Station at CHAIRS and rockers. Built accumulated Logan the greatest for children, but with the snowfall so early in the season. to Mom hold and .strength Dad. Browns Upholstery, 32 The Salt Lake Airport has recorded a total of 38.1 inches South State, Mt. Pleasant. d23 and the Station at Utah State University 30.2 inches as of 1965 Ford Fairlane, excellent See at Monday morning. condition, $600. Fred's Service, Fairview Temperatures during the past 2 or d23 week continued well below normal making this the 4th week 1967 Road Runner travel trail7 er, 14 ft. Call at in a row during which average were below noon or 6 p.m. Best offer. temperatures Ronald Dyches, Moroni. average. During this past week 3 13 averages ranged from 4 to 17 SALE. Mrs. Phyl-li- s degrees below normal and nearly one half the reporting Oldroyd, Ftn. Green, announces her sale on all stations recorded sub-zer- o products, a discount minimums during the period. of 10'r on all proThe coldest minimums during ducts during the month of the week was 21 degrees below December. Contact Mrs. zero at both Woodruff and Oldroyd at her home or by Schofield. The next coldest d23 telephone, minimum was 19 degrees below HAMMOND organ, spinet; zero at Trenton in Northern orlg. cost over $1200. Must Cache Valley. set. $695. Ex. cond. Phone To further increase the d2tfn discomfort of residents of the WANTED To Buy state several periods of strong USED piano with excellent winds were reported which sound looks not too imclosed many country roads and portant, $200 or less, even a few major highways dl6 temporarily with drifting snow, GUITAR and Amplifier Set. and caused water freezing Excellent condition. Phone problems on farms and ranches. d23 By way of contrast for our fact lets turn our WANTED Help minds back to the warm days of summer. After mowing lawns $100.00 WEEKLY possible, addressing mail for firms at for several months many home home. Details send stamped, owners begin to consider envelope to: replacing their lawn areas with Dreisbach, Drawer BD, Anartificial turf asphalt. Dr. thony, New Mexico 88021. Elwynn Taylor made a check on d23 the relative temperature of these three surfaces and found PERSONALS lawn absorbs 78 percent of RELAX and unwind with safe, the grass solar radiation, incoming effective GoTense tablets. 87 percent and artificial asphalt Mt. 98c Pleasant Drug, Only turf 92.7 percent. What do these Young's Rexall Drug, Fair-vied23 figures mean in terms of human On a day in early OcREDUCE safe and fast with comfort. Dr. tober Taylor measured the GoBese Tablets & temperatures of these surfaces water pills" Mt. Pleasant Drug, Young's Rexall Drug, under Saint Louis sunlight and found that with an air temd23 Fairview. perature of 90 degrees the temperature of the grass was 100 degrees, the asphalt 140 degrees and the artificial turf 162 degrees F. Imagine the discomfort of football players playing on artificial turf. It was even hotter than asphalt. These same temperatures would be reflected in the comfort of a person's home. Provo Canyon, hi max 46 on The tip you leave for a 6th, lo min 2 on 8th, average meal now would have bought temperature 22. Precipitation .07 on 5th, .23 on 6th, .13 on 7th, it ten years ago. REPAIR SHOP & Service Medal 462-221- 8. at JOHNS Former resident scene for week d23 2 awarded for duty on weather 50-ga- 462-251- 7. Lt. Col. O. R. Frandsen Snow continues d23 relatives here of the death, December 7, 1971 in Emmett, Idaho, of LaVar Averett, 78, former Mt. Pleasant resident. Funeral services and burial were held December 10 in Emmett. Mr. Averett was born in Mt. Pleasant, a son of John and Maud Bennett Averett. He Raymond Montel Winkler, 74, of Spring City died December 8, 1971 in a Murray hospital of natural causes. He was born in Mt. Pleasant, September 9, 1897 earns Army 462-247- Brake Service MONUMENTS ANDERSON PAINTING AND DECORATING COAL in Rich- 1 HOT water, coal fired, boiler l. and stoker. Includes hot water tank. Good condition. Call Rod Anderson, Fine Granite skillfully carved with the design of your choice. One low charge covert granite, carving and installing. Terms arranged. No interest. Dates carved on existing monuments in cemetery. Mt. Pleesant 896-555- offices. The plants not only help to add beauty and fresh air to the office, they also cut down excessive and distracting noise to offices are materials as partitions between work areas in modern Your safety is our business! Distributor - 25. Call AMMCO RUESCH MONUMENT Z poles, 16 - 20 length with at least 3 tip, $1.50 each; also 8 pine post with at leas); 5 base $1.00 each. Will deliver anything over BRAKE SERVICE COAL " PINE formance by employees. Servicemen Guaranteed Work Miscellaneous using living plant result in better work Factory-Traine- d Manti Home Rate; 5c par word; minimum $1.00 Rerun Rata: 50c (up or 5 Unas) FOR SALE Spring City rites Former resident held Saturday dies in Idaho Word was received for Mr. Winkler by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stout of Ephraim and Mr. Stouts father-in-lareceived only minor injuries last Sunday evening when the car they were driving hit a large charlois bull just north of Fairview. The bull which was owned by Que Jensen of Fairview was injured in the accident and had to be killed. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen were driving the bull at the time and were having a difficult time keeping him under control when the accident occured. The car, a late model was totaled out and the value of the bull was over $500. Gayle Rasmussen of the Utah Highway Patrol investigated the accident. Classified Ads field after 7:00 p.m. dl6 1971 HONDA 2 motorcycle 1 model SL350. Call Many MONUMENTS APPLIANCE REPAIR injured when auto hits bull Wayne G. Beck Administrator of the Estate of Evan A. Beck, Deceased. Published in the Mt. Pleasant Pyramid December 16, 23, 30, 1971 and January 6, 1972. Published Weekly at Mt Pleasant, Utah 84647 OBITUARIES Ephraim couple Estate INDUSTRIAL Timer ELECTRONICS Controls Alarms 66 South State Mt. Pleasant Ut. 84647 tHONE 462-237- 1 CITY ZIP OR PHONE 42-246- 9 Acousticon of Southern Utah 560 WEST MAIN Mi'. Pleasant, Utah 84647 GEORGE PLUTE. MGR. Snow College quarter ends Friday, registration to be held January 3 Snow College will begin a two-wee- k Christmas Holiday with the close of school Friday afternoon. However, offices will be open for business and college personnel available for consultations several days during the holiday period, according to school administrators. Winter quarter registration will be conducted January 3 in the Noyes Building and class work will begin the next day, according to Registrar Ross Findlay. The registration procedure will be conducted according to Alphabetical schemes published in the bulletin, Schedule of Classes. Fall quarter grades are not mailed out except at the request of the student, who must furnish the Registrars office with a stamped en- velope. Otherwise cards recording fall quarter grades and credits can be picked resumes. up when school Offices will be open December and 29 and during these days new and transfer in Mt. arrangements for the January 3rd registration in advance, if they wish to. They can also such as $10 ana $5 gift certificates, gas, oil, banks, 20, 21, 22, 28 students can obtain assistance make from the Counseling Office. New students will need complete and approved a ap- plication for admission, a copy of their high school transcripts, the completed health form and their ACT test scores before they will be admitted to registration. In addition to these forms, students transferring from other college will need transcripts of their college credits. Students applying for winter quarter admission should submit these materials at the earliest possible date, according to Mr. Findlay, so that their applications can be processed prior to January 3. Pleasant. PLUS many other valuable prizes stereo albums, etc. A ticket will be given for each dollar purchasd from Mt. Pleasant merchants! Yoon lost Ke (Presemstt to Win |
