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Show Thursday, October 30. THE 1952 NOTICE SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT SIDEWALK ANDOR CURB & GUTTER All property owners in Nephi City who desire sidewalk andor curb and gutter in front of their property should immediately initiate a petition directed to the Nephi City Council, City Hall, Nephi, Utah to that effect. Less than a full continuous block of either cannot be included Signers should include at least 50 per cent of the abutting footage in the blocks. All on or before Nov. 12, 1952 will be considered and the property included in the District for construction in early spring, 1953. Estimated costs are S2.85 for curb and gutter and $1.10 for sidewalk, per linear foot. Under special improvement the owners have 10 years to pay their assessments, in 10 annual Installments. After the Notice of Intention has been published all owners have the right of protest. Previous petitions before January 1, 1952 will not be considered. - ..if.. - v, lg irj "Our mines, like other businesses, must meet every increasing cost. If they don't, production stops, just as it has done in several of our underground mines recently. Today mining costs are rising rapidly. One of these costs is taxes. If they go high enough, they stop production, then oil of us lose the benefits that come from mine taxes, payrolls, and purchases." n . i IWDffl NEW!. S. Page Three, Section Two Wednesday, November 5th. Each is presenting a one-aplay, Marjorie and Milton Boswell are directing the Third Ward Play, which is entitled "A Marriage Proposal". The cast includes Gayle Yorgason, Kenneth Hoyt and Kaye Alexander. ct Of the Wards, the Organizations, Activities and Plans, ofJuab Stake Baptismal services will be conducted Saturday at 7:30 p. m. d at the Stake Font in the The ward chapel. meeting will be held in the Lounge room, beginning at 7:30 p. m. First-Secon- 1. amusement hall, by the Fourth Ward Primary Lark class. Games and refreshments suggestive of Hallowe'en were enjoyed. Those present were: Jackie Blackett, Carol Elaine Andrews, Carol Ruth Hill, Carolyn Hayes, Edna Howard, Beth Howard, Mary Carol Bean and Merl Gowers. The mothers present were Zelda BJackett, Louise Gowers, Hazel Bean, Primary President Gale Jackman, n Dickerson Boswell, RcJda and Deon Phillipsen. A party honoring Clarence and Virginia Gowers will be held in the Third Ward recreation hall on Saturday, November 1st. Clarence has been serving as a counselor in the Third Ward Sunday School superintendency and in the Choir, and Virginia has been working in the Relief Society. These organizations are combining their efforts to give the Gowers a good send-of- f to their new field of labor. A good program has been arranged and all their friends are invited to attend. Al-lee- n U6MS W UTAH received petitions A party honoring their mothers was given October 22 in the Ward - TIMES-NEW- DANCE November 1, at the mory building Sponsored by the Mozart's Nephi Riding Club Orchestra Proceeds to help the floor of the Armory. Ar-wa- rd sh FOR RENT Furnished apartment Kendall Apartments See Earl Bowles, rear apartment. Edited by Gayle Yorgason The Fourth Ward play "Opened upstaires, for information. by Mistake" is directed by Rita One nearly new FOR SALE Ordinations in the Priesthood Andrews with the fallowing taking Introducing our Stake Sunday made during the past week in- - parts: Ida Beck, Louise Chase, Monarch Range at 213 East 5th School Superintendency: elude: Nelson Jones, deacon; Don lrol Chase, Don Goble, Connie North., Nephi. Lee uisen is juap swe ouniwy ockey, Deacon; Roger Wilkey, Hill Wayne Andrews and Nancy School Superintendent, with Hen- teachcr and Von Ray Warner, to Lomax, For the Supreme Court ry woruimgwn mm jajr teacher, all 0f the First Ward; assistants; Florence C Cook, sec-Douglas Kendall, to Deacon, FOR SALE OR RENT 4 room of Utah retary; Ralph F. Nilsson, Lela0f Fmrth War& - wired for home close in Bryan and R. H. Stuart as advis- Mrs. Alex ers to the Senior department and j electric range George W. Wortfien Stake Mutual officers have son, 2nd East Center st. Lavern Worthinerton. Gladys Tol- lev and Elaine Bowles as advisers planned a new and interesting act-term BABY STROLL-A- s to the Junior Department. ivity for the Fireside program to1 FOLDA-ROLbe held FOR m. 9 new-CER SALE Like all Sunday evening at p. Use separata judicial ballot with each of the other stake room ot the First- - 31KW the Mrs. Alma Sackett. organizations, this board is set up Second Lounge ward chapel. Homemade in n Dcc!t tha urnr RABY SITTING JOBS WANT. refreshments will be served. th- f n.mHn. ED Reasonable rate AvailChurch in the assignment that has able any evening excent Wednos- been specifically given to them The Third and Fourth Wards day and Sunday Marilyn Yor- that of teaching the Gospel. Visits are made each month toeach of a.re mectlng tGthcrfor MIA on gason, phoneJ2SW the Wards by board members. The purpose of this visits is to assist; the wards in adapting the material received from the General Board to their local need. Their present project is to have established in each of the wards a library. At their latest union meeeting, Lawson Hamhlin, assistant Librarian at BYU and for merly with the Library of Con. gress, discussed the functions of the library as a teachers aid. : . 10-ye- ar A - nm , 1 A firm believer in the American enterprise system. Descendant of Pioneer Utah Families this Our congratulations week to the First Ward for having an average attendance at Sacrament meeting during the month of October of 26 Elect HENRIOD Justice NON-PARTISA- ' f flic !ll QOOF.l you've ahvays vantc d Suppose you could come in and select just the room you want for your basement, attic or other area . . . and then have us wrap it up and deliver it the same day. Sounds remodwonderful? Well, we're practically doing just that . . . with our lot of had a with You we've service. materials, building experience financing, see, eling planning, etc., and wise folks know that the best way to get a good job is to get the best advice possible. Come in and talk over your remodeling problems. "One-Packag- IDEAS e" andwithSOGGESTIOI1S with ideas, help you We can furnish you plans and estimates, suggest the best materials to use and get you all lined up with the right amount and the right kind of everything. AfiUMJGEMEHTS for with E.AE0H V.:' y Ass rV: s '1 xy ' i "1 Oh, yes. Well, we don't have to worry about State Police in America, John. Not this year, Mary. But Socialized Medicine would be the first step to a country controlled by guns. You see, taking away the freedom of the medical people now, would mean taking over the railroads next, or the lawyers, who defend our freedoms, or the steel people, or the farmers. You mean they might even take over our grocery store some day? That's right, Mary. Once the pattern is set it's only a matter of time 'til the whole country is told what to do. Well, if that's where we're headed, I'm doing something about it. We'd nil better act to protect our freedom, 7tme tiymerft PLAN, i -' MMtn I COnimJIEflT IEEIL1S Using our Time Payment Plan, we can arrange financing on the spot for almost any kind of remodeling, repair or improvement job. No down payment needed. Convenient terms for as long as 36 months. ;) P George Worthen ) ;--""7 - - ' i . v7 . 1 . v - t jf I . j V i I .' I i I " Mary. carpenters, contracNaturally, we're well, acquainted tors, and all the other people in the building business in this area. We'll be glad to recommend capable and reliable men for your job. and Paid Pol. Adv. by George M. Cannon end Or. Franklin S. Harrit Why is Socialized NMed icine padJ , . THIS IS YOUR MAN WALTER P. WHITEHEAD, Prove W. E. KATHERSTONE, Salt Lake ALBERT R. BOWEN, Sail Lak Well, Mary, the old Russian Bolshevik, Lenin, knew and taught his disciples of Communism, that Socialized Medicine is the keystone of Communism. He knew that once he had control of the physicians and dentists and hospitals, he could control any country. Of course he got that control in Russia. Communist governments always get it. Yes, but they keep that power because of their State Police don't they? t It to consideration of fitness for office." (Paid Political Advertisement by ). Leonard love, 1735 Yalecresl Ave., S.L.C.) - 1929 The Utah constitution states "that election shall be based solely upon ... JESSE R. BUDGE, logon WESLEY HORSLEY, logon R. H. KEDDINGTON, Salt take Provo Judge Past Department Commander of American Legion, Utah Profession FAV0RS Him, 5 to 1 . . . Justice HENRI is NOTED for his FAIR, FORTHRIGHT decisions, without regard to RACE, COLOR or RELIGION Your VOTE is the IMPORTANT one! VOTE it for HENRIOD November 4th! wewin - ar N Lr!,!;?1 HENRIOD Mary Bailey conducted the program which consisted of opening prayer by Gerald Witt. President Lester H. Belliston gave a talk and showed some slides and the closing prayer was given by Jackie Cooper. yw";'typ-w- i District 1933 Term, Utah Supreme Court, on the Ballot! Bond-A-Mon- th mmhiwwiii . Former School Teacher a good day to save. Every day Herman W. McCune, Arthur Maybe, just a little but something. where Defense Bonds play Tranter and Kent Giles were re- That's as the Sunday an Important role in your A plans leased recently for future financial security. little school superintendency of the Ne- saved now and invested in Defense phi First Ward. The appreciation Bonds will return you profit and of everyone in the ward goes out security In the future. Now Series to them for a job well done. Sus- "E" Defense Bonds are more proftained as the new superintendency itable give you a quicker return Join Payroll were Lawrence Slack, supt, Rob- on your orinvestment. the Flan Savings as Carl and ert C. Hansen Wilkey and begin systematic saving in assistants. PROFITABLE Defense Bonds. Today Is a good day to invest more In Defense Bonds for your future Nineteen were present at the and your country's future. Saving Third Ward Sunday evening Fire- is easier when yon save side program on October 26 held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Orme. Mia Maids class president, I (Paid political advertisement by Mrs. Myriel Ashton, Salt lake City, for Utah Citizens (Independent) for Eisenhower) ; University of California J.D. per cent tf. j Normal Diploma and A.B. Degree, Brigham Young University W 1 |
