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Show Ill Page Eight The SpringVille Herald December 30, 1971 Many groups, neighbors, friends bring bright Christmas to shut-in m 5 wook m Q&QvMm ps Won Jay Dltrongh 3tiJau Deft evi.uon yyjondau JU oCc Tht following daytime 1:00 a.m. 11:00a.m. television programs are 2Dlnah'i Place 3 Somerset logged on a regular Monday ' 5 The Lucy Show 4-AII My Children through Friday basis. For l:Ma.m. S-Midday afternoon and ' evening i-Concenlratlon 11: JO a.m. programs, check under 4 Cartoons & Morning News J. Three on a Match V daily headings. 5-Family Affair 4-Let's Make a Deal Channel 4 Friday at 4:15 :00 a.m. 5-As the World Turns a.m. Consultation. J Sale of Century 11 noon 4-Pettlcoat Junction 3 Days of Our Lives S:Ma.m. 5 Romper Room 4-The Newlywed Game S Farm Report 7 Flgurlng It Out 5-Love Is a Many Splen- (:00a.m. :21a.m. dored Thing 5 Sunrise Semester S News 13: JO p.m. 4: IS a.m. f:Na.m. 2 The Doctors 2 Understanding Our World 2-Hollywood Squares 4 Dating Game :20a.m. 4-That Girl 5 The Guiding Light 4Guldeposts 5-LoveofLlfe 1:00 p.m. :35 i.m. 10:00 a.m. 2 Another World 4-Farm Report 3 Jeopardy 4 General Hospital t: JO a.m. 4 Bewitched 5. The Secret Storm ' 4-Viewers Digest 5-Where The Heart Is 1: JO p.m. r National News 7-Sesame Street J FYI i:5i.m. 10:I5a.m. 4 One Life to Live J The Morning Scene 5 News 5 Edge of Night 7:00a.m. 10:JOa.m. 1:00p.m. " j.roday Show J The Who, What, or Where 2-Jackpot Movie 4- Flreman Frank Game 4 Mike Douglas 5- Beverly Hillbillies 4-Password 5 Big Money Movie 7:25 a.m. 5-Search For Tomorrow J: JO p.m. 2 News 10:55 a.m. 3 Man to Woman 7:30 a.m. 2 Carolyn Dunn Show 4 Bugs Bunny 3 Today Show 3:55 p.m. 5-Gomer Pyle , 5 Spotlight Five 4:00 3 1 Dream of Jeannle 4 Daniel Boone 5 Big Valley 11-The Electric Company 4:10 2 What's My Line? II-Sesame Street 5:00 2 Scene Today 4- Five O'clock Report 5- Dragnet S:N 1 Nightly News 5 Conklte News UMisterogers Neighborhood Neigh-borhood 4:00 2 Scene Today 4-NBA Basketball MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 5 Local News 11 This Is Extension :JO 2 Laugh In 5-Gllligan's Island 11 Across the Fence 7:M S Here's Lucy 11 Special 7:J0 2 Circus 5 Doris Day 1:00 2 Monday Night Movie SMonday Night Theater 11 Book Beat 1:30 4-Year end Sports Review It-Science In Action :00 4 Year-end News Review oa a 1972 11 Special t:J0 4-Let's Make a Deal 10:00 2-Scene Tonight 4-Perry Mason 5 Eyewitness News 10:30 2 Tonight Show 10:40 5 Monday Night Feature - 11:00 4 Uth Hour News 11:30 4 Dick Cavett Show 11:00 2 Man to Woman 12:05 2 The Late Show 2nd Jueddau JU cJloa TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1972 XT' - f ir . 1 v m v ini' 1 . a. v 1 1 1 . . J v V3r 'i ' SV ' ? rr, v.. (n '. v 9 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1971 4:00 2 1 Dream of Jeannle 4 Daniel Boone 5 Big Valley 11 The Electric Company 4:30 2 What's My Line? II Sesame Street 5:00 2 Scene Today 4 Five O'Clock Report 5 Cronkite News 5:30 2 Nightly News 5 KSL News UMisterogers Neighborhood Neigh-borhood 4:00 2 Scene Today 4-Truth or Consequences 5- Peach Bowl 11 Firing Line :30 2-lronside 4 The Brady Bunch 7:00 4 Alias Smith & Jones 11 Outdoors Sportsman 7:30 2 Year end Special 11 -Wide Wide World 1:00 2 Dean Martin 4-Longstreet II Science 1971 :00 2 Flip Wilson 4 Owen Marshall 5 CBS Reports U-Kaleidoscope 11 f:30 U-The French Chef 10:00 2 Scene Tonight 4- Perry Mason 5- Eyewitness News 10:30 2 Tonight Show 10:40 5 CBS Reports 11:00 411th Hour News 11:30 4-Dlck Cavett Show 11:40 5 Thursday Night Theater 12:00 2 Man to Woman 12:05 2 The Late Show 4:00 11-Thls Is the Life :00 21 Dream of Jeannle :30 2 Nichols 4 Daniel Boone 2-Sarge 4-Marcus Welby, M.D. 5 Big Valley 4 Mod Squad 11-David Frost Show 11 The Electric Company 5 Glen Campbell t:30 4:30 11-Thirty Minutes With 5-Arnle 2 What's My Une? 7:00 10:00 ' 11 Sesame Street 11 Through the Looking 3 Scene Tonight 5:00 Glass 4 Perry Mason . - 2 Scene Today 7:30 5 Ei ewitness News 4-Five O'clock Report 2 Man is My Name 10:30 5 Dragnet 4 Movie of the Week 2 Tonight Show . 5:30 5 Hawaii Five O 10:40 ' 2 Nightly News 11 Music and the Spoken 5 Tuesday Night Theater 5 Cronkite News Word 11:00 U Misterogers Neigh 1:00 4 11th Hour News borhood ll-BYU Devotional 11:30 4:00 1:30 4 Dick Cavett Show 2 Scene Today 2 Dr. Simon Locke 12:00 4- Truth or Consequences 5-Cannon 2-Man to Woman 5- Local News 12:05 2 The Late Show Scout Troop 125 of the Tenth Ward presented participated in the event Mrs. Worthen is Mrs. Lucille Worthen a Christmas party and pictured center, gifts again this year. Bishop Blaine Clyde also Wed, ned 9 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1972 Jridau JU jCo a 9 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1971 4:00 2 1 Dream of Jeannle 4 Daniel Boone 5-Big Valley 11-The Electric Company 4:30 2-What's My Line? 11 Sesame Street 5:00 2 Scene Today 4 Five O'Clock Report 5 Dragnet 5:30 2 Nightly News 4-B.lue Bonnet Bowl 5 Cronkite News UMisterogers Neighborhood Neigh-borhood ' i-M : 1 : 2 Scene Today 4-Truth or Consequences 5 Local News 11-Civilisa 'on i:J0 2 Orange Bowl Parade 5-TBA 7:00 S-Cinderella 11 -World Press 7:30. 2-World of Sports Illustrated 7:45 1 1 -Social Security In America 1:00 2-Pro Basketball 11 -Thirty Minutes With 1:30 S-Fiiday Night Movie r; 11-Nivin Miller Show :00 4 Love American Style II Science 1971 10:00 2 Scene Tonight 4- Perry Mason 5 Eyewitness News 10:30 2-Ton Ight Show 10:40 5- TBA 11:00 4 11th Hour News ' 11:30 4 Nightmare Theater 11:40 5 Guy Lombardo ' 12:00 2 Man to Woman 12:05 ' 2 The Late Show '. 1:00 5 Rex Humbard 4:00 11-The Answer 9:00 2 1 Dream of Jeannie 30 4 The Man and the City 4 Daniel Boone 2-Mystery Movie 9:30 5 Big Valley 4 Room 222 . 11 Close Up 11-The Electric Company 5-Primus 10:00 4:30 11-The Young Americans 2-Scene Tonight 2 What's My Line? 7:00 4 Perry Mason 11 Sesame Street 4-Bewitched 5-Eyewitness News 5:00 5 Medical Center 10:30 2 Scene Today 11 Masquerade 2 Tonight Show 4- Five O'Clock Report 7:30 10:40 5 Dragnet 4 Courtship of Eddie's 5 Wednesday Night 2nd 5:30 Father Feature 2 Nightly News 11 Special 11:00 5- Cronkite News 1:00 4-llth Hour News U Misterogers Neigh- 2 Wednesday Night Movie 11:30 borhood 4-The Smith Family 4-Dick Cavett Show 4:00 5 Wednesday Night 12:00 2 Scene Today Theater 2-Man to Woman 4-Truth or Consequences ' U-American Dialogue 12:05 5 Local News 1:30 J Th Late Show 4 Shirley's World f C y r- ! VOf I 11 I I, r. l 9 Utah's scene stealing delegates to the White House Conference on Aging stopped in to visit with Senator Frank E. Moss and discuss the Senator's bill for the aged. Left to right are: John Zupko, Roosevelt; 95-year-old Justus "J. D." Stevens, Salt Lake City; Senator Frank E. Moss, and Orin L. Crump of Sandy also over the 70 mark. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1972 ii.'i,--; rn. if 5 K " if 4 ' 1 IMS Mrs. Lucille Worthen, an appreciative shut-in, has enjoyed en-joyed her many friends, neighbors neigh-bors and members of the Tenth Ward groups which have made Christmas a most pleasant remembrance again this year. For the many kindnesses expressed to her by the singing Musettes, the thoughtful Scout Troop of the Ward, which presented her with a Christmas tree, decorated it, furnished a Santa who presented her with a gift and Christmas carols sung by the group after which they served refreshments including home-made ice cream and cake, she is most grateful. "It has been glorious to behold ... I am so deeply greatful for all the sweet joy and happiness each and everyone has brought into my life and heart," she remarked. Troop 125 under the direction of Richard M. Sumsion as Scoutmaster with Ken Goates, assistant and Brent Palfreyman, is composed of members Jeff Carter, Craig Pickering, Steve Sumsion, Doug Nielson, Richard Reed, Craig Nielson, Jerry Palfreyman, Carl Clyde, Karl Hayes, Scott Sumsion, Dale Holley, Paul and David Nance, Brandon Thacker, and Paul Brown. Blaine Clyde, bishop of her ward, was instrumental in seeing that she had an enjoyable Christmas. Many other remembrances were given her at Christmastime Christ-mastime and a number of groups sang Christmas carols including Rosemary Ehlef, Laura Long, Amy Pickering, Amy Fullmer, Thea Thacker and Diane Jacobson who also made refreshments and presented a Christmas skit. MIA and Sunday School carolers as well as Primary groups called tc add to the many Christmas cards and floral and other gifts sent her. Card of Thanks We' express with gratitude our appreciation to the many friends, relatives and neighbors neigh-bors who assisted at the time of the passing of our mother, Mary Maria Southam Gleeve. For the words of consolation, floral tributes and any other acts of kindness in our behalf, we are indeed grateful. Signed, The family of Mrs. Gleeve, Margaret Campbell, Dee Southam, Theresa Bird, and T Arva Coward, aturdau JU oCo SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1972 5:30 UMisterogers Neigh- 5-TBA 5 Sunrise Semester borhood It-Wide Wide World 4:00 10:00 :J0 2 Dr. Dolittle 11 Sesame Street 5 Mary Tyler Moore 4 Jerry Lewis 11:00 U-Outdor Sportsman 5 Bugs Bunny 11-Misterogers Neigh- 7:00 4:30 borhood 4-Getting Together 2-Woody Woodpecker 11:30 5-Dick Van Dyke 4 Road Runner 11 Sesame Street ll-BYU Forum 5-Scooby Doo 11:45 7:30 :00 2 Rose Bowl Preview 4 Movie of the Weekend 2 Deputy Dawg 5-Cotton Bowl 5 Arnie 4 Funky Phantom 11:00 :00 5 Globetrotters 2 Saturday Matinee 5-Mission: Impossible 11-Sesame Street , 1:00 n.The Advocates 7:30 4 Saturday Matinee t:4i 2-Pink Panther 2:30 2 Bowl Day Highlights 4 Jackson 5 2 Rose Bowl Game 9:00 5 Hair Bear Bunch 4-Christmas Flintstones 2 The Scene Tonight 0:00 5 World Tomorrow 4-The Persuaders 2 New Year's Parade 3:00 5 Carol Burnett Salute 4-Holiday Movie Special 11 Science 1971 4- Bewitched 5-This Week In Pro Foot- 9:30 5 Rose Parade Preview ball 2 China: A Revolution UMisterogers Neigh- 4:00 Revisited, borhood 5 Lassie 10:00 ,:M 11-The Electric Company 4 Camera 4 4 Lidsville 4:30 5 Eyewitness News 5 - Cotton Bowl Parade 5 News with Roger Mudd 10:30 11-Sesame Street 11-Sesame Street 5-This Is Your Life :0 5:00 11:00 4 Jonny Quest 5.Hee Haw 2 Saturday Night Movie :M 5:30 4 Weekend News 2 Tournament of Roses U Misterogers Neigh- 5 Saturday Night Theater Parade borhood 11:13 4- Sugar Bowl 5.45 4 News with Sandy 5- Tournament of Roses , 5 0range Bowl Gilmour Parade 4:00 :J0 4-Lawrence Welk 4-Dick Cavett Show 4:00 5 Local News 1! Kaleidoscope 11 . 2-1 Dream of Jeannie 11 Firing Line 9:J0 4. Daniel Boone 4:30 11-The French Chef S-BIg Valley 2-lronside 10:00 . f 11-The Electric Company 4-The Brady Bunch 2 Scene Tonight ' X. '. 4:30 ' 5-TBA 4 Perry Mason 1 i 2 What's My Line? 7:00 5 Eyewitness News 11-Sesame Street 4-Alias Smith & Jones 10:30 v 'T: 5:00 5-My Three Sons 2-Tonight Show 2 Scene Today 11-Outdoor Sportsman 10:40 4-Five O'Clock Report 7:30 5 Thursday Night Theater 5 Dragnet 2-Year-end Special 11 -m 5:30 11-Wide Wide World 4-llth Hour News 2 Nightly News 0:00 11:30 5 Cronkite News 2 Dean Martin 4-Dick Cavett Show UMisterogers Neigh- 4-Longstreet 12:00 borhood 5 Thursday Night Movie 2-Man to Woman 4:00 11 Special 12:05 2-Scene Today :00 2-The Late Show 4-Truth or Consequences 2-Flip Wilson 4 Owen Marshall 5" Sunday JU oCo SUNDAY, JANUARY 2. 1972 f 7:00 11:30 0:00 5-God Rest Ye Merry 4-Issues and Answers 2 Neighborhood Theater 7:30 12:00 4-The F.B.I. 4-Faith For Today 4 Sunday Matinee 0:30 100 12:10 S AM In the Family 2-Science In Agriculture 2 Sunday Matinee 0:00 4-Reluctant Dragon 2:00 4 Sunday Night Movie 5 Rex Humbard 2 Pro Football 5-Gunsmoke 1:30 4 Sunday Matinee 9:45 4- Double Deckers 3:00 2 Scene Tonight 00 4 Sunday Family Theater 10:00 , 2 Sacred Heart 4:00 5 Eyewitness News 4 Bullwinkle 5 Sixty Minutes 10:15 5- Day of Discovery 5:00 2-Bill Foster Basketball :U 2 Wild Kingdom Show 2-From the Cathedral 4 Untamed World 10:40 :j0 5 Basketball with Jack 5- Stan Watts Show 2-Herald ot Truth Gardner 10:45 4 Make a Wish 5:30 2 Sunday Night Movie 5-Tabernacle Choir 2-Wonderlul World of 11:10 10:00 Disney 5 Face to Face 2 The Answer 4 The Odd Couple 11:30 4- Oral Roberts S-Sunday Night Movie 4 News with Sandy 5- Face the Nation 4:00 Gilmour 10:30 4-Nanny and the Professor 11:40 2-Meet the Press 4:30 5 Changing Times 4-This Is the Life 2 Jimmy Stewart 11:45 5 NFC Playoff 4 Movie of the Weekend 4 Weekend News 11:00 :0 11:55 2 Sunday Matinee 2 Bonama 5 Sunday Night Theater 4Dlrectlons 5 Cade's County 4 Sports Film During the Spanish-American war, a science professor. SAMUEL LANGLE. WAS SRANTEt? SO,COO Bf PRESIDENT MCKINLEt TO BUILP A MIUTAR PLANE. HIS STFAM-POWEREP lTAROPRCWE " flew briefly; but was never perfected. (4 , 1 , -uiJ!ggil ytL&YX IRlVlff l Early in the century, many ST yLW-VlHrl P5 WOMEN REFUSEP TO RIPE a&T ?9 PA TROLLEYS, FEARING THEY WOULP T I j BE DRUGGED BY WHITE-SLAYERS.' 'BS1!fK r 7'w AIN'T WORKIN' f fl'P' tlffff"1 SAECrlANicJK OME PRIMITIVE 40ME PRIMITIVE STEAM CARRIAGES (I8ZO) HAP IMITATION IMITA-TION HORSES' LESS UNPER THE COACH BODIES -TO PUSH THE VEHICLES UP HILLS.' ,A Service of tlx United Transportation Union. THE FIRST TIME TUB MARITIME DISTRESS CUSMAL.SO.S.WASE USeQ THERE WAS HO Reptv-AHP -me UNSlNtCABLE NEW LlNCR TiTiiJir" WEMTDOWN WITH 1572 Live IOST.' BANDAIDS, BANDAGES, TAPE, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, VAPORIZERS ARE TAX-DEDUCTABLE ITEMS? Buy them at TJM City Pharmacy I W I WWW I I I ITIUHI WfkI II IV( T II W aW I ndoromputoHcepsjT START THE YEAR RIGHT AT City Pharmacy LET OUR COMPUTORIZED DRUG RECORD SYSTEM KEEP TRACK OF MEDICATION COSTS! DOII'T KEEP LOSIflG YOUR INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS Oil MEDICATIONS. . . LET OUR FREE SYSTEM KEEP TRACK FOR YOU IN 72! Here's How You Can Save Tax Dollars At Income Tax Tine NOW'S THE TIME TO START YOUR RECORD FOR 1972 .. . COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW IT WORKS! What Is OUR DRUG RECORD SYSTEM? I. Automated billing system for the convenience of our customers. 2 Th" :j: :u is uVmiicu to fit the needs of Insurance claims requirements. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE requirements, and Convalescent. Con-valescent. Nursing Home and other institutional requirements. 3. There are over 30.000 ITEMS THAT ARE OF A TAX DEDUCTIBLE NATURE if proper records are kept. 4. Through OUR DRUG RECORD SYSTEM, monthly statements are rendered to our charge account customers, clearly reflecting the items that are deductible on income tax. Not only does the statement reflect current purchases, but is also cumulative, and the December statement will show the whole year's activity should the previous statements be lost or misplaced. ,Kor our cash customers, purchases will be accumulated on request, und totaled at the end of the year, showing all tax deductible items. Be sure you ask now for this special service - it is another device offered to you at no charge at Art City Pharmacy, 164 South Main, Springville. 5. To take advantage of OUR DRUG RECORD SYSTEM, come in and register at Art City Pharmacy - your savings as a result of this service may be considerable at Income Tax time. KOOI) MARKET AND RANDOM Pl'R. CHASES WIU. COST YOt TAX DEDUCTIONS AT THE END OK THE YEAR IK IT IS DRUC STORE OR HEALTH ITEMS . PURCHASE IT AT ART CITY PHARMACY. A Partial List of Tax Deductible Items We Note Them All On Each Bill AI.KALIZERS Rolaids. Turns ANALGESICS (internal) Anacin, Aspirin, Empirin Compound, Excedrin ' ANALGESICS (external) Ken Gay, Menthalgesic, Menlholatum, Analgesic Balm ANTACIDS Bisodol. Gclusit ANTIHISTAMINES Caladrvl, Calamine Lotion ANTISEPTICS Iodine. Merchurochrome, Merthiolate ANTl.NAl'SKANTS , Dramamine,' Marezine ASTRINGENTS Powdered Alum, Styptic Pencils KI RN REMEDIES Snlarcaine. Unguentine COLD REMEDIES Coldene, Contac, Dristan COUNTERIRRITANTS Oil of Wintergrecn, Surin DIARRHEA REMEDIES Kismogill, Kalpec . DIURETICS lie Witt's Pills. Doan's Pills KUNCICIDES Absorbine, Quinsana KERATOI.YTICS Corn, Callous Removers LAXATIVES Castor Oil, Ex-Lax, Milk of Magnesia LIP POMADES Chap Stick, Lip-ese OINTMENTS Boric Acid, Ichthammol PARASITICIDES Bornate, Cuprex, Noxoderm VITAMIN'S. SLEEP TABLETS, TRANQUILIZERS Deductible if prescribed or recommended recom-mended by a physician ' WETS and DRYS Alum. Borax, Boric Acid Powder, Citronella Oil, Cream of Tarter, Epson Salts, Eucalyptus, Sodium Bicarbonate, Spirit of Peppermint MEDICAL SUNDRIES and EQUIPMENT Adhesive Tape, Atomizers, Bandages, Bed Pans, Braces, Colostomy Appliances, Ap-pliances, Cruthces, Ear Syringes, Elastic Stockings-Bandages, Hospital Beds, Insulin Syringes-Needles. Nebulizers, Suspensories. Trusses, Urinals, Vaporizers, Wheel Chairs ACCORDING TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE MEDICINES AND DRUGS DO NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: COSMETICS Deodorants, face cream, face pouder hand lotion, lipstick TOILETRIES Toothpaste, tooth brushes, shaving cream, shaving lotion HAIR CARE ITEMS Hair colors, home permanent, shiun poos SUNDRIES Baby bodies, supplies, baby pants. bottle warmers, razor blades, sanitary napkins, suntan lotions' THIS NEW AND VALUABLE SYSTEM IS ONE OF MANY FREE SERVICES AVAILABLE AT Tin City Pharmacy 164 South Main Springville, Utah Phone 489-5618 Emergency 489-6377 BECAUSE WE CARE ... WE TRY HARDER! 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