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Show tiiursday, ErpTLT-rrr?. 21. Sportsmen eye deer, elk jrsUFFAL0 HUNT SLATED ' an in the Orem-Geneva area this week were w-eoarati0113 fr the hunting season in Utah which alive weeks, according to the reports of local roods stores. Sales of rifles and ammunition are and everything points to big hunt. Jt, jr hunters will be out looking for the big game P1 ri-w 98 nnrl November 7. :? from the Orem-Geneva area whose applications for mint"" 1UUU"U,K' relief society 5U'U1, " 1 ' fficen and class leaders J Zsociety of Sharom Snon Sunday at for their regular union Ae meeting will be the Pleasant View ward 'ambers of the Orem stake Z, School stake board met $sday evening at the gem. 7 building. ts keep kbricsnts cn gears I I IJ TZJV- Hi! iiiimMP f nil vuutii wi dard of California u, DMIIIU Compounded RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant keeps a tough lubricant film on gear teeth, adds years to Bears! Its anti-foaming agent protects against leakage on brake linings. RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant won't corrode; it resists oxidation, oxida-tion, does a thorough lubrication job. DISTRIBUTED BY RANK J. EARL 525 South Univ. Ave. Telephone 950 ASHLEY-DAGGETT Forked Horn William J. Davis, RJ. 1 Box 291. Orem; Keith T. Hansen, Rt 1 Box 299. Orem; Kenneth L. Wilkinson, Rt. 2 Box 50, Orem. MANTI Either V. C. Hodgkinson, Box 195, Orem; Clifford Stubbs, Rt. 2 Box 581, ProTO. MANTI NORTH END Either Sex Dean Gillman. Rt. 1 Box 568, Orem; Willmrd O. McCarthy. Rt. 1 Box 423. Orem. NEBO GENERAL Either Lynn Adams. Rt. 2 Box 139, Orem; Oscar H. Anderson, Rl. 1, Orem; Verlond J. Ash. Box 84, Orem; L. C. Bailey, 1700 South State, Orem; Wilfred A. Biggs. Box 157, Orem; E. Carlyle Bunker, Bun-ker, Rt. 1 Box 444, Provo; Irwin Ir-win Bunnell,.. Rt... 1 Box. 316. Provo; Milton L. Bunnell, Box 19, Christeele Acres, Orem; J. Reed Burgenex, Rt. 1 Box 493, Orem; Clark Carter, Rt. 1 Box 572, Provo; Ted Clegg. Rt. 1 Box 395, Provo; Morris M. dinger, Rt. 1 Box 369, Provo; Burnell Cordner, Rt. 2 Box.. 99,.. Orem; Debs Farrell, Rt. 3. Box- 570, Orem; J. Alvin Higbee. Rt. 3 Box 54. Orem; O. F. Johnson, Rt. 3 Box 320, Orem; Norval T-Kitchen, T-Kitchen, Rt. 2 Box CO. Orem; David H. Madsen, Rt 1 Box 153. Provo; R. E- Murano, Rt. 2 Box 414, Orem; and Eugene Peck, Rt. 1 Box 22, Orem. NEBO GENERAL Either Jess L. Smith, Rt. 2 Box 595, Provo; and Zina York, Rt. 1 Box 358. Orem. SALT CREEK SANTAQUIN Either Robert M. Bird, Rt. 2 Box 244. Orem; Carl R. Louder, Rt. 1 Box 372. Orem; Kenneth W. Park, Rt. 3 Box 371, Orem; Ted Sorensen, 265 North 8th West, Orem; and Stanley Young, Rt. 2 Box 8, Provo. Buffalo Kill Slated For hunters looking for an unusual sporting experience this year the Utah State Game Refuge Re-fuge Committee and the Board of Big Game Control have announced ann-ounced that permits will be issued iss-ued this year for the killing of ten mature buffalo in the Hanks- ville-Henry Mountain region. Applications for the permits should be sent, together with a $25.00 check to the offices of the Fish and Game Department, 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, on or before October 6. A drawing will be held on October 13 to determine the successful applicants. . . The buffalo hunt will be held sometime in the month of Nov ember. The only firearms permitted per-mitted in the hunt are a 30.06, 300 Mangum, 375 Mangum or 348 Winchester. ilILL ORES I Vaneese Woffindn 0555-R1 The genealogical group of the ward are holding a public meeting meet-ing tonight, Thursday, in the Relief Society rooms. The subject sub-ject to be discussed is "New England Research", with Mrs. Scott as guest speaker. Merl Anderson who has been the ward chorister for the past year was released on Sunday. ' Russell Miller was released as secretary of the YMMIA and Darrell Haws was selected as the new secretary. Marvel Harward, Dorothy Squires, Viola Higbee and Eva Larsen of the stake MIA board were visitors Tuesday at the Hill Crest MIA meeting. -The Elders quorum spent several sev-eral evenings this week finishing finish-ing a garage for Robert Colling-ham. Memberships were read Sunday Sun-day for Mr. and Mrs. Don James and child, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pace and family, Mr. and Mrs. Van Swenson, Mr. and Mrs! Clarence Cla-rence Johnson and children, Leon Hatch, George Christoph-erson Christoph-erson and La Vera Sneeley. Roger Lowe and Danny Carter Car-ter received graduation certificates certifi-cates from Primary president Bernice Young. Ellis Rassmussen has been released re-leased as Sunday School chorister chor-ister and sustained as ward chorister. chor-ister. Peter Jensen is the new Sunday School chorister. A barn dance is being sponsored spon-sored by the Special Interest group of the MIA on Saturday. Aprons and overalls will be tne style of the evening. Committee in charge of the dance and program pro-gram are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Huntcrr.an, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mobly and Mr- and Mrs. Howard How-ard Gordon. Melvin G- Crawford Craw-ford will be in charge of the dancing and he has invited Mr-and Mr-and Mrs. Ralph Davis of Salt Lake City to give some demonstrations demon-strations in square dancing. AH those of M Men and Gleaner age and over are invited. LAFF 0? THE WEEK James Meiling visited tnis week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meiling. He has been working at Grand Coulee Dam in Washington and is on his way to his home in Alta Dena, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Taylor from Loa, Utah visited this week with their son, Stanford Taylor and family. Visiting at the Ferry NieL son home during the past week were Mrs. W. ts. Armstrong and son. Gale, of Salt Lake City: Mrs. Carl Baughn, San Francisco; Francis-co; Lena Sorensen, Mammoth; and Mr. Wight. Elder Wight and Gale Armstrong returned this month from the Southern States LDS Mission. They both expect to attend the BYU this winter. Mr- and Mrs. Jack Chappel from Lyman, Utah are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Taylor while Mrs. Chappel receives medical care "An They The SwoskbeckJua, Debonair Type? OREM RELIEF SOCIETY UNION MEETING HELD President Winnie Graff was in charge of the Orem stake Relief Sbciety union meeting held Sunday at the Vermont-Orem Vermont-Orem First ward chapel. She welcomed the large group of otfiCers and teachers present and read the slogan for the coming year, "Put Your house in Order." Zenda Rowley talked on Home made Bread and told of its superior value as a food. Mrs. Milton Holdaway spoke of the nutrition value of whole wheat bread. A farewell party was held recently for Mack Holt, who has joined the armed forces. Games were led by hostess Marilyn Buckner and refreshments served ser-ved to the following: Mignon Sheriff, Pat Welsh, Lowell Baum, Maxine Harward, David Gill, Connie Swenson, Jackie Dean, Glenna Ivie, Faye Brown, Marie Griffeth, Wally Harding, Jeanine Dean and Bert Taylor. Howard Keith Porter, seaman sea-man recruit, USN, of Orem, has completed recruit training at the U. S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. OREM FIRST WARD Blanche Chritiensen 0598 J3 Fast meeting will be held on Sunday because of general con ference the following week. Baptismal services will be held on Sunday, Thorval Rigby of the high council was in charge of sacrament sacra-ment meeting on Sunday. Talks were given by Dexter Wilberg, a home missionary and Len Shumway, who labored as a missionary in the southewestern states among the Indians. A number was sung by a quartet comprising Lenn Shumway, Bud and Tom Patten and Russel Ad ams, accompanied by Ladeen Donnell and Glena Johnson. Ira'i cincnrrtn? Mrs. R. S. Brlmhall Jim Bonner Scott E. Wilkins Mrs. W. Willes Nina H. Greenhalgh Montrex Service Shipps Jewelry Murvel Walker Jones Barber Shop Chas. D. Sessions William Firmage Heindselman Music Co. Cloverleaf Dairy Edward Pyne Hugh Park Iva Reynolds Berne Walton J. S. Clark John G. Lee Merrill B. Mecham Dean S. Ellison Clyde Asay Leslie J. Healy Warren E Peay Delbert Mills Leon R. Walker . Willis Vincent DeLoy Carter Willard Hirst Lloyd Mohlman E. L. Mecham Mrs. Blom Ormond Owen Nielsen Russell Adams Clay Dunn Joseph B. Millett Verl W. Kofford Wilford S. Gillespie Lloyd Petty Herbert Stratton David Mitchell Mrs. Emil Hansen Jen Schnore Robert Russell Dean Buckner Lurleen Loveless Wilford Stubbs Dean Lunceford Alan J. Jess A. E. Lentz T- G. Sawaya Roland C Laney Mrs. John A. Fowera G. R. Zimmerman W. A- Sowards A. B. Shields Lynn H. Gray Alice Dote Norma Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Wm. Hull, cele brated her birthday on Friday at the family home. Games and refreshments re-freshments were enjoyed by Beverly Bounous, Lois Rich ards, Carma O'Bray, Lois Con rad, Vadis Gilespie, Judy Mel-drum, Mel-drum, Larry Messick, Kay Dus-enberry, Dus-enberry, Clyde aylor, Jimmy Meldrum, Merlene Meldrum, Billy and David Hull, Larry Baum and Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, and Mrs. Delia Meldrum who assisted Mrs- HulL iii Hi -: .in i T Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman Bow-man and daughter, Shirley, of Grand Junction, Colo, visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Barker W. Shurlz and family- M. D. Wallace returned on Saturday from a three day business bus-iness trip to southern Utah- HUSKY BREAKFASTS for School Days MOTHERS- HERE IS AN APPROVED SCHOOL DAY BREAKFAST THAT'S A FAMILY FAVORITE: Sliced Oranges Hot Beverage Link Sausages French Toast with Syrup a- ' This Is a Good Time to Start SAVING! Orem is a community of thrifty people .... and thousands of them make a habit of depositing de-positing money regularly in SAVINGS ACCOUNTS at Farmers and Merchants Bank. The 2 Interest that we pay on Savings Accounts helps their balances to grow rapidly. Of course the longer these dollars stay in the bank, the more they'll be worth to you.- October 1st marks the beginning' of our new Interest Period GET IN ON IT! PROVO IWilM G0AI1D VIEW ttuiiya Ymej CM Jt Michael Jones presented the sacrament gem In Sunday School and talks were given by Clifford Asay and Arthur Ivie. Sacrament meeting was con ducted by the bishopric with the program being furnished by stake officers. Talks were by George Ashby, Leslie Leichty and Dar Harward. Clyde Lunce ford of the high council was also present. Announcement was made that next Sunday will be baptism day. A fireside chat for the M Men and Gleaners was held Sunday evening at the home of Thelda Lunceford. Val Young, recently returned from the British mission, mis-sion, spoke of mission exper iences. Refreshments were ser ved to the 19 in attendance by Fae Smith, Kay Camenlsh, Mar ilyn Young and Georgia Syme. Members of the girls baseball team held a party at the home of Marilyn Buckner to honor their coach, Johnny Pino. At tending were Jackie Dean, Mig- Jlr. and t!ri. C '.J Crsl ',-tag ',-tag visited with IZn. Cr.lHTs father, Alonzo Eiiscii. on Sunday. Eder n. S. Howard, son of Mr. and Krs. Sherman Howard, returned recently from the South American LDS Mission. He has been ill since his return but is reported to be feeling much better. non Sheriff. Pat Welch. Alene Carter, Mary Pino, Glenna Ivie, Donna Wilde, Marie Griita, and Barbara Carter, team members; mem-bers; Bob Josie, Jerry Peters, Eric Sands trom and Johnny Pino. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilcox held a backwards party for the Junior Jun-ior Sunday School class at their home last Thursday. Everyone wore their clother backwards and refreshments were served in the same way. Class members participating were Revs Ander-; son, Colleen Williams, Norman Eatough, Dean Mason, Pat Welch, John Syme, Gary Harward Har-ward and Harold Swenson. y 4 R. Kent Fielding vl You Have Enemies! s I Four of them. Death. Disab ility, Old Age and Emergen-. Emergen-. cies. Insurance can defend your family against all four of them. Let a qualilUl Ia-. Ia-. ' surance Counselor examine your plans today. IT. KENT FIELDING AGENT SECURITY LIFE & ACCIDENT CO. Rt. 1, Orem. Phone tlZl TA For Life, Accident, Sickness, Hospital. 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