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Show Micheal A. Jensens ! Your Good Neighbor N Page To Salt Lake LDS Temple ceremony was performed last SerrtngtheHolladay, CottonThursday fur Miss Kaye Gehrke wood and East Millcreek Comand Michael A. Jensen. Elder Harold U. Lee of the Council j munities of South Salt Lake of the Twelve officiated. Count. The bride is the daughter of Office . . . 4708 Holladay Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Owen, Salt Lake City 17, Utah 4525 13th East. Parents of the groom are Plant . . 136 No. Main, Midvale Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Jensen, CR Phone: serves. One swallow does not make a siinmier and one edition does not make a successful newspacr. hut tin new owners of The Neighbor in two short weeks. The 1961 14, . Thursday, an encouraged by the lisponse shown 1726 Ronald Newlyweds Mr II. Harrison will be honored at an open house at the home of the brides parents, Sept. 16. The bride, the former Miss Gayla Cobabe, is the daughter of Mr & Mrs Alvin F. Cobabe, 3481 South 3570 East. Parents of the groom are Mr & Mrs Max R. Harrison, 161 Sycamore Circle. Clearfield. The couple was married in Salt Lake Temple rites Friday, Sept. 8. They were honored the same day at a wedding breakfast and later at a reception held at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr & Mrs John J. Lucas, Slaterville. The couple will honeymoon to San Francisco, Calif., before making a home in Salt Lake City. The groom will continue his studies at University of Utah. & Mrs en- Your ! be the present refrigerator can PAYMENT DOWN FULL on the one youve always wanted... Rates Subscription $3 per year 25c per month by carrier $5 per year by mail in advance Published Every Thursday J. PARR GODFREY Publisher 'f Jtfc f- 'I' - FABULOUS A little Pictured in the photograph os Joseph boiler which will eventually wind up in a planter. In the foreground is a 19th belonging to Jack Irvine of 3006 Canyon Record polishing a someones home as century candelabra View Circle. T by Kelvinator ft refrigerator and 6 cu. ft upright freezer all in a cabinet only 41 inches wide 12 cu. Sometimes we feel like John L. Sullivan, who said, I can lick any man in the world. Well, we can fill any prescription in the world. . No money down! Just trade in your present refrigerator and get delivery of the worlds finest foodkeeper! Right away you start to enjoy wonderful As Hobbies sometimes bloom into damage. a s rewarding Brass and some copper, when Joseph and Velis Record have not cleaned over a long period proven. They restore the lustre of years, will also pit from the to or articles of silver, gold, action of dirt and grime. copper, brass, nickle, or steel. The easiest to clean of the Articles that they have clean- metals, the Records discovered, ed and polished range from a is copper and brass. More debrass bed to a window-lock- . They have restored an old Jap- manding of care than anything anese incense burner; helmuts else is silver, which is Mrs Refrom Napoleon's France; brass cord's specialty. She cleans and kerosene- - burning chandeliers; bulfs it by hand. ornate door knobs; a samovar They got into the business and a bottle opener. end of Iheir hobby through imAH their jobs are not confined pulse. Mr Record one day apto antiques, although a major proached an antique dealer and portion of the work comes to asked him to consider giving' them through antique dealers. him his polishing. The dealer, They hqve done fireplace acces- who is now one of their best sories by the score. They have customers, gave Mr Record a cleaned and polished silver long mishapen, badly tarnished spitin dis-usOne particularly dif- toon and told him to prove what ficult job was a set of pans that he could do. had been used repeatedly over Since then, they have been charcoal fires without cleaning. asked to prove their worth The incentive to go into the many times. Some jobs have cleaning and buffing of metals presented a challenge. Through arose when Mr Record became one surh, they discovered a simheir to his grandfathers jewe- ple solution in which to boil, lers buffing machines. At first, metal articles t9 they experimented on articles in restore the original beauty. It' their own home. Friends and is a jealously guarded secret. neighbors obligingly provided additional. As the types of articles and metals became more 22-23 varied, Joseph and Velis found on needed advice procedthey ure. They approached an acid salesman who aided them considerably with his knowledge of whieh acids work best on which metals. For example, hydrochloric acid is only safe to use on heavy metals. Work must be Registration for the 1961-6done quickly and precautions school year at Utah State Univare necessary, such as gloves ersity is Sept 22 and 23. Classes and masks. begin Sept. 25, but for students They have also received a enrolling at the university for great deal of advice from a for the first time, events begin sevmer apprentice of their grand- eral days earlier. Students who have not taken father's, from many antique dealers and from some plating the American College Test or else submitted scores from the companies. "We know, for example, that College Entrance Examination nothing can be done with rust, Board to the university, should Mr Record says. "Rust pits be on campus in Logan at 8 steel. All we can do is scrape a.m. Sept. 20 to complete testit off and buff over it as with ing, J. Elliot Cameron, dean of the helmuts. Wc cant remove students, announced. d "NO-FROS- F00DARAMA horn tooting Metal Polish Hobby Turns Into Profitable Sideline 4-- H Bridal Pair Set Sept. 16 for Open House who 6400 South, : back. It could happen here. It nearly did. The new owners are here in Ilolladay because they b'lieve the people want ind will support a newspaper. They believe that the people want a real newspaper, with news of the community, of the PTAs, of the churches, of the clubs, of the chambers of commerce, of the civic organizations; the births, the marriages, the deaths; likes quirks and oddities; a sound editorial policy. They b'lieve the people douts care much ubiut publicity blurbs, politics, propaganda, or a shopper" publication devoted only to advertising. They b'lieve that national and state news can best lie had through daily papers, and that the hometown weeky should specialize in hometown news. They believe that the hometown weekly should not try to compete against the dailies, because they serve two different purposes, and each one supplements the other with, of course, a certain amount of overlapping. To succeed, a hometown paper must print the things its readers want to read, and in turn it must have the support of all those readerrs in the way of paid suhseiplious and paid advertising. Without these things it will fail, and once a hometown paper fails, that community will lx forever without a newspaper. When an editor publishes an interesting newspajier. merchants will advertise in it; responsible and thinking citizens will support those advertisers and subscrilie for the paper. Actually tlieir subscriptions cost them nothing, he cause by reading the ads they can save the price of the sub scriplion many, many times during the year. East tertained at a wedding breakfast at a Salt Lake restaur ant following the marriage rites. Following a wedding trip to Bryce, they will make a home in Salt Lake City. Mr. Jensen is a student at the University of Utah. The thriving, growing east side or the valley has. we believe, a need and a desire for a lommunity newspaper. For hundivds of years, the hometown weekly has lieen the harkhone of America. People have subscrib'd to their hometown weekly because it contains the news of the news they can people they know and ait interested in other in obtain not way any One weekly editor said it bluntly in a line he always carried under his masthead: The only newspaper that pives a damn abuit our town." The same can lie said of even one of the 8.4(H) weekly papers across the nation. A lot of towns no lonper have their own hometown papers. lierause they took them too much for pranted. They forgot to renew their snliscriptions. and the)' thoupht their businesses didnt need advertisinp in their paper. Then one day they didn't have a paper. They missed it. They would give a lot to have it liark, but papers dont come Rookie The Neighbor in SLC A The new Neighlwr hits ivreivwl a wonderful reception from the merchants ami tin people in tin ami it Neighbor Reside professional pharmacists; well work with your physician by phone- - Or well fill any written prescription, no matter who your doctor is or where hes located. And since were close at hand in the neighborhood, you can obtain your medication promptly. d Foodarama Living with abundant foods at your finger tips . . , ample freezer apace right in your kitchen! 2 H,V' costly ; change---- nJJre changeIn- Ke-rir- ss sss-r:- : MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! value! kelvinator Value festival . CHESLEY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS I.H. Chedey Wiatck, 1M Hyload Deo.h Wikitar, t.Pfc, Ct Dr. YOUR TRADE Trial Plan Private Lessons Available . Conn Band Instruments New Rent to Apply Toward Purchase Used & .RENT. . t 1J 'V . . ' .. , yait? Enjoy Freezer School Band Instruments Set Sept. From For Registration At Utah State Hart Bros. SO00 Only Why ,, 1! Living Nowt HUGE iycu.FT. in Sugar House Serving The Southeast Area for 18 Years 2 Your Choice: Guitars, Banjos, Ukes, Clarinets, Flutes, Cornets, Baritone Horn, Oboe, Drums. Trombones, Violins, Violas, Cellos, Piccolo, Hart Bros. Music Company (In Sugar House) 2130 So. Ilth East these important facts about HU 6-7- 1 Do you know 6 YOUR Leg 0 Lamb PHARMACIST AT HAVE BETTER MEALS... MORE CONVENIENCE... YET SPEND LESS WITH FREEZER LIVING I K. Fisher Drug ... BE manimiiKiH Long - tailed shirt . . . wear belted dress or unbelted. Budget Priced for school wear Sizes 814 Kelly Green 4 Your Druggist must have 5 stocks thousands of drugs so your doctor's prescriptions can be filled properly . . . without dangerous delay. K. FISHER DRUG CR Specialists SAFER, MORE UNIFORM TEMPERATURES! lb. E COMPARTSPECIAL a 5 FREEZING SURFACES COUNTERADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL MENT BUILT-I- N LOCK LINER STEEL RUSTPROOF LID BALANCED WARRANTY REMOVABLE STORAGE BASKET WITH KEY FOOD SPOILAGE WARRANTY ON COMPLETE FREEZER e WARRANTY ON POLARSPHERE UNIT Candy and Caramel 3 Apples fcr 25' DelMonte Cut (No. 303) 4 Your Druggist, in his way is as important to the health, comfort and security of your community as its school, church or hospital. New Food Record Syrfon Optional! Chops Your Druggist, for your convenience stocks a wide variety of quality health and beauty aids. If you need it he probably has it.. TRUST YOUR DRUGGIST . . . YOUR PHYSICIAN DOES INC. -- Angel Food CAKES r Green Beans 49 ASPIRIN, 5 gr. . . RUBBING ALCOHOL 4 uns 85 100 . tablets 15c . COPPER STATE pi. 25c APPLIANCE, 6085 Highland Dr. Free Prescription Delivery pssafk -- Cottonwood Village 6200 South Highland Dr. Loin Lamb -- 2 Your Druggist, like your CR lfe.if.-S- : costly scientific equipment to insure the safe and accurate compounding of your prescriptions. Prescription MUMAN. yi Your Druggist is the onwho must have years of arduous scientific training, a college degree . . and pass rigid tests! 3 Your Druggist It's Oxford Cloth Red 1 ly retailer doctor, keeps long hours to help safeguard your health Days, at work; nights, studying latest drug progress. $y98 Black Your Druggist is far moro than he is a businessamn professionally trained like a doctor, lawyer, teacher. teacher. He is part of your com- munity's guardian team . . helps to keep your family free of serious disease, make it healthier. Read how ho protects you. 79 No. Main Midvale You mey pay Light, gas bills. Money Orders, Game Licences inc. 3167. 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