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Show if Pink COUNTY CaaMBat Utah St, UN Mill with the family. Marion 1: 4 Don and Karen Marchant and on Brandon of Pocatello, Idaho called on Mon and Dad (the Maronl Marchanta) over the Aftoa BrimhaH cane home Monday, after spending a few t days ia St. Marks hospital where ihe underwent some surgery. Barbara Peterson and baby spent Monday visiting grandma and grandpa. Veto and La Vera Crandall. ; Dugway last week. . I Jeff is Lynn and Party Milliner and family of Peterson and Jean and Jennie Km of Ogden all came of check on Mom (Mina Milliner) over the weekend. ' home from Dixie far the Thanksgiving Holidays. Marve Mitchell wns i Kim Simpson involved in an accident Sat. evening in front of their home. Wrecked Kims to see i 2 Evelyn Stembridge and Pearl e Hortin visited Melvin hi the University hospital Melvin in on the critical Hat but left Sunday for his home in Rex burg, Idaho. Evelyn and Pearl visited their sister Rosetta Strom ness in Granger. Stem-bridg- truck. Flora Marchant ia visiting in Alaska with her sons Wayne and Crae and family. Marjory Hardman had her kids to dinner Sunday then she and Hugh visited Hughs mother Hazel Howlington in Salt Lake. Deepest sympathy is extended the Stembridge family in the passing of their son and brother Melvin, who had just been home to Rexburg, one day. Bob and Lynette Sargent and family visited in Hoytsville with Mack and Eleanor Sargent and report they are doing nicely. Kamas Ish and Lucille Fitzgerald were delighted to have their Bonnie Howe and her Conrad and Grantell Stal y of , daughter son Warren of Livermoor, Calif, Heber were dinner guests at the a couple of weeks with home of Elmer and Mae Olsen A lovely family get to Sunday. was held while was here. 2. Marve and Laura ; were happily surprised Sat. Bill and Mary Sweeney .evening when George and Barbara Simpson of Othelo, enjoyed a nice visit Thursday with Bins staters Minnie Pace ; Washington and their children - dropped is to spend Thanks- and Ruth Buel of Roosevelt and Amanda. Roberts of Sait Lake giving with them. spent the weekend with Mary - Sheral Northorp is home from the hospital, doing as wen as expected. , v m I 'J1! Zr . . Peoa - . r The big event this week wu . Jessie Stevens open house, with all her family and many many friends. It wu truly a gala affair, 22S people came to wish her many happy returns. Mary Colemans home wu the scene of a surprise birthday liltt party Sunday-honorinSweeney. Eighteen family members were on hand to eqjoy the goodies and wish Bin many returns. g . Hap and Myrla Homer end on Wade of Wanship came to here Mom's dinner (Greece Tumbow). '2 The Peoa Sewing Club Wed. at the home of Holland at 8 p.m. where they served, visited and had light refreshments. Lowis Neel wu real pleased to have her son Frank and Richard Bcathers lay carpet Sunday. On Sat her granddaughter Kay and Phil Lewis and family of Salt Lake to can. Brian end Debra Hark of Midvale were Sunday dinner guests of the Dick Wild family. The Albert Wegstaff Jra. family allwrnt to Provo Thursday night to hew eon Karl sing with the B.Y.U. ell mile chorus. Aiber Wagstaff Sr. wu able to attend also which made the family happy. i LaVera and Vere Crandall hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for Milton Miles. Oral Miles and Ira and Letha Miles came to eqjoy the dinner and to chat Grandpa and Grandma Peacock have enjoyed so much a visit from their grandchildren Trishunn and Brent Clayson, of Furth, Idaho. They returned 2 home Monday. ua litjf MOBILE HOMES RECREATIONAL AND VEHICLES! THE WESTS FINEST SELECTION SAVE THOUSANDS When You Buy Drive Rexberg, Idaho. where Chuck-A-Ram- they a dined at. the and visited The Raymond Louder family of East Coalville visited Jim and Ruby Louder Sunday evening. Wayne and A nets Smith and It is so nice to jiave family and Ed Freemon who is Betty Johnson recovered sufficient to in the Vets hospital. be back on the job again. Beat wishes Betty. Emery and Brenda George and family of Curtland, New . Otis aad Irma Peterson celebrated their wedding Friday with a dinner at Brattons then dancing at the Friendly Club. The Lyle Peterson family attended the ball game In Anderson joined Cleo and Algie Anderson in a fan trip to Salt Lake Sunday Jake and Helen 'ft ; Guy and Edna Fitzgerald Thanksgiving week with his joined Tom Narene and Tammy a pent a few daya in Lai Vega, family the William P. Stake's. for a jaunt to Pocatello where ' visiting their kids Pat Fitzgerald they met Jim and Dorothy and and family and Marlene Bean Leisa to attend the Regional Mark Deros of Seattle, and family. The weather wu Football Games In which Jerald marvelous down there.' Wuhington is here visiting the Crittenden the winning team's Engolf Deroa family. 'coach from Madison High, weekend. May Lewis la hone from the University hospital where ahe underwent hip surgery. She is feeling fine. ft ft mows Snjmnm5s Dossil rnrSihi ; and blue J i a Mobilehome! a little Save a loti Mexico arrived Monday to spend Thanksgiving with Mom and Dad the Dean Black family. Oakley Maxine Corn ford and Brian are home after spending a few daya with Bill in Payson, Jim end Ruby, Jerry and Arizona. They plan to meet BUI Doris Louder and Todd picked at the home of hie parents in up Alden and Bonnie Padfield Kanab for Thanksgiving such a and they attended .the open good old reunion. S. house of Alvin Mitchell honoring his 80th birthday, held at the home of his daughter Mr. and Elton and Verla Prescott are Mrs. Vernon Prescott of Salt happy to have Verlas parents Lake. Cerel and Lota Roberts spend a few days visiting. Richard Stokes arrived home from Dixie College to spend Ernest Wilde is her fireside A moat informative was held Sunday evening at the home of Berta Potter. Sprouting seeds wu the topic discussed. ' Greg and Carolyn Curtis have Many recipes were available.. new Barbaby daughter, bora Nov. Root cellars and storage. bara Raff and Erienc Rider 15. in the L.D.S. Hospital. Salt Lake City. She weighed 6 lbs. 15 hosted it. ox. They have chosen the name of Brooke for her. ; She hu a little sister, Jenny, Rex and Beth Casper have spent the week moving sheep to help tend her. The Grandequipment to the West Desert parents are Mr. and Mrs. BID for Mr. Porter. Curtis. Coalville, end Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, Salt Lake Ralph and Naomi Richards are recuperating from a fen trip to Portland, Oregon, where they attended the N.W.R.A. Convention. Did and seen many fan things Including u salmon steak City. succeu. Phillis Coalville Page ia home from hospital and feeling barbaque. much better. The Stake High hosted by Oakley High Priest Qworaim wu a Bill Stevens to Holy Crau Hospital and very well now after his wu Clifton and Ruth Crittenden John and Kris Wilde are rpjoicing over their first child, a daughter born Nov. 17, 1976 inn Provo Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 4 oa. and wu 19V4 inches long. They will name her Gina. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wilde, on e minion in Arizona, end Mr. end Mrs. Murray Allen of Provo. C. Iil956 Pesticide workshop held in Summit Co. Are you planning to use pesticides on your farm or garden? If co you may be limitted on your choice unleu you become certified to purchase and use restricted pesticides. According to Rell Argyle, County Agent, T. V, Moore, Coalville; Elmo Woolstenhulme, Oakley; Joseph C.. Fawcett, Heoerfcr; and Dale Cartoon are among thou having met fee requirements and will soon receive their license to purchase and use restricted pesticides on their own properties. A workshop wu conducted Tuesday for ail residents of Summit County to qualify them in the uu of pesticides which indude insecticides and Thou providing the fcmur how were Seed Roberta, U.S.U. Extension Entomologist, Joke Knighton,' Utah State Department of Agriculture Entnmn- gist, Ralph Horne, U.S.U. Area Coordinator aad Louie Jensen, U.S.U.' Extension Agronomic. According to there gentlemen, after October 1977 no one win be able to purchase restricted pesticides without a certification caidihowing they have taken tHf schooljng and qualified. E.P.A. ir-aoclassifying all pesticides is either general" or restricted'. Most insecticides will be the restricted" list, with only a few of the herbicides. This makes it very accessary for all fanners and gardeners to become certified for this purpose. 9 SuMn Steak was 49 a IDx Ground Beef was 18 a lb. f Celery cost a lb. Eggs were 43f a iM Ladys shoes were W Menk White Shirts ware 2 6 IM was 1.995 Drive-i- n douMe-ffealu- re movie was 7; Bacon was 49 a lb.1 Gasoline was 29.9 a gal and natural gas cost 50.2 per thousand cubic feet. We ere Utahs fastest growing dealer because we can and do sell our homes for mss Much less!! Save $10,000 on our fantastic TRIPLEWIDE! Save $4,000 on DOUBLEWIDES! Save $2,000 on SINGLEWIDES! oar homes are fully government approved, lnnhBon packs, aad superior have ft At construction features. Very different floor pfauu, beautiful selection to choose from. AD VA, FHA or CONVENTIONAL Financing j i . Nn day approval! Low interest rates! iWE FAY ALL TRAVEL EXPENSES FOR OUT .OF TQWJf BUYERS. SHOWCASE 1000 fetate Street In Orem. M5 to Orem Center 8t exit, Best to State St, North oa State to 1000 N. Today, 20 years later, the cost of everything we need has gone up, Including our rates for natural gas service. the cost tor a thousand cubic feet of gas was 50.2. Today, that same amount costs you $1.13. Still, the rates you pay here remain among the very lowest in the nation, and are far lower than you'd pay for any other source of energy. Even in the face of these escalating prices, natural remains the most gas economical and efficient fuel for heating your home, your water, for drying clothes and cooking your meals. every day Twenty-years-ag- o, We're doing everything we can to keep our rates as as possible. Please do everything you can to conserve this precious natural resource in your every use (and reduce you gas bill, at the same time). low Commodity price re advertised m Sul t Lake newspapers, November, 1058. Indapandant Patrolaum Auoclutton ofAmarfca, Wathlngton, D.C., wetohtod average natfon-wld- a price for rogutor gouoltno. Our typical roaldontiul cuafomer uaaa lBO.OOO-cubfoot of gau annually, and p$n 1233.32 tor fWa aerWce. To do a comparabla fob with anothar fual you'd pay: $848.70 for ptopano, $445.42 tor boating o H, $248.03 tor coal. $508.01 lor alactrlclty. lc .MOUNTAIN FUEL |