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Show THE Page Four Will the person who borrowed uable parking stalls open for cus-- ' Tranter, the "Eagle" ran a fine by "Rigid Pipe Vise" please re Cream 266J. tomers on main streeta. Thanks, picture of him. Rulon Broadhead it. turn -- Nephi News Briefs MEW fellows, for some fine cooperation. The home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall was the scene of a family reunion on Sunday when 22 Dimeters of the family gathered to observe the birthday anniversary A hot dinner was of Mr. Hall. A new member of the served. family was added in 1936, Gordon Claude Wilkey, son of Claude O. and Delma Hall Wilkey of Pro-vThe famJy of James and Betty Hall Grang of Vancouver, Washington weer ur.able to attend. o. THAT GO WITH ANYTHING t YOUR llOhW. E?! reg Mrs. REG says: A man around the house dur ing the days is uselessevery home should be without one. reg WANTED Several progressive men and women to open businesses in Nephi! Several good buildings available at reasonable rent. Not much chance to "get rich quick" but plenty of opportunity for substantial income on investment, if backed by pleasant Editor By the vwwm' Nehi. reg looks of a couple of the From Mr. a.nd Ms. Lynn Olpin and Mr. "Want Ads" in this issue, it would and Mrs. J. J. Overman spent appear that we have among us a Sunday in Provo where they vis- 'iboirow and not return" populaited with relatives and friends. tion. We don't think it is in any but there's a Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Olpin and wise intentional, of folks who want things couple over visiUKl the in Ogden family has stated .veek end with her .brother in law lack, and Ron Jones turned up and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George that the "Chev" hasn't yet. Chritsensen. old John Olsen, the n son of Bishop and Mrs. Lee J. underwent an appendicitis operation Friday at the Juaib He Is reported County hospital. to be getting along satisfactorily three-yea- r Ol-sii- r,,. , at the lamil.home. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Ostler had as their guests Sunday, her paients, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor of Pleasant Grove; also her 'brother in law and sister: Mr. and Mrs. Garn Stewart and family of Mt. Pleasant. 38 BENNETT'S PAINTS NEPHI LUMBER COMPANY Norman Ostler, phone reg- The man who is keeping his head above water these days has no time for grass to grow under his feet nor does he have time to wear callouses by sitting long hours in front of a television. Some people don't open the door when opportunity knocks because they are afraid the wolf may be trying to get in. We in East Juab County should be very grateful at this season personality and proper advertising of the year, for a sufficient snow program. Contact the Nephi pack in the mountains, plenty of Chamber of Commerce for addit- moisture in the ground in the valional information or write or call ley, and perhaps as good an outlook for successful crops as for reg many, years past. Nice to see a former Frank Tranter (brother Nephite of and Mrs. Vivian Paxman) as Art, the WILL THE PERSON who borof subject You rowed our lawn plnater and rolShould Know" "Murrayites in last week's is- ler last fall please return it imsue of the Murray Eagle. Frank mediately to Nephi Lumber Co. has been away from Nephi for Other folks want to Scotf s many many years, but we claim Lawn Seed NOW forplantbeautiful him as a native son. In addition lawns this summer. Thanks, to the very wood writtv-non Mr folks. friXj Mr. and Mrs. Sherril Taylor and children Roger, Eileen and Neil of Ely, Nevada visited SunThey tell me that too much day evening and Monday with speed continues to be the grand her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Ray national high road to much sorPoAcil. and with orhcr relative row and the cemetery. in Thursday. April 18. 1957 Straw FOR SALE Hay NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- FOR A FESTIVE EASTER p TURKEY! r reg We sure muffed things last had Fern Hanson's 1957 week Cancer Fund drive a week early well, anyway we weren t too iar If you want to be a little wrong less technical. We said the Cancer fnund drive was slated for Monday and failed to understand fhat it wn Mondav. Atril 22. Well, that's given you an extra week to get an evxxra duck nor Remember, contribution. your fitrht cancer with a check and a The gals with the check up. will be arouna on receipt books MnnAxv A nr il 99 n dve out with dollars to help lick the cancer as polio Is becomming ncKea: Bargain Hunt 'fa Ferry Ostler, Kay Ostler and Mrs. Nellie Blain of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of reg n wnrkpr loses his Spring City, Mrs. Serena Ostler of and Miss Charlotte Knapp on account of illness the boss Moroni attended funeral services job sick of him! gets held In Tooele last Wednesday for reg Moroni H. Ostler, a former residlhlflt- Wo"uo Inet rnt tn Vinnrl ent of Nephi and uncle of Ferry ed bouquet to the City Dads for J. Ostler. the work accomplished on the beMr. and Mrs. Ferry J. Ostler, hind the stores parking area. In Mrs. Serena Ostler and Miss Char- cooperation witn some or tne mernorth lotte Knapp of Moroni attended chants in thp rwitpr-to-fir- st the bridal shower held in Spring area, and the main to first west City Saturday for Colleen Clark, area on center street, much a niece of Ferry Ostler. madetoJkeepval- - 'There's good hunting here! Eajler hams, lender cooked and priced to please... Holiday baked goods, candies, gift wraps and fruits for festive lablesl Poultry-fres- h eggs jumbo size for coloring... Pick from our specialty foods. round-the-wor- 1 2 Pounds for 2C ORANGES - - SWEET AND JUICY per lb $c FROZEN PEAS- - Snow Crop Brand - 6 Pgs C9c FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 7 cans 1.00 FROZEN LEMON ADE 10 cans for 1.00 0 FROZEN GRAPE JUICE 6 STRAWBERRIES ALCOA ALUMINUM FOIL SWIFTS BEEF' STEW - - A -- Quick-Dis- in - - 31C - ozjeans 1.60 25 ft rolls, Each 24 h PINEAPPLE cans 55c JUICE - 2 45-o- z ROSEDALE PINE APPLE Sliced - TA size tin g for Qqc 4 Rolls ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4 roll pack jqc SURF - - SPECIAL t ftc OFF DEAL - - Giant pkg - 66c - 3 lb tin 1.Q3 SPRY SHORTENING - - Homogenized NABISCO SALTINES 2 pound packageEach- - SSe - 33c lA size tins - - WiOTE STAR TUNA 80 to package NAPIKNS 2 packages 27c 46 oz tin 27c SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 1 pound packages Each 37c KRAFT CARMELS - GOLDEN RIPE OLIVES 7 oz tins, Each IQc DILL PICKLES - "Sassy DILLS can 29C CARNATION TUNA - 2 cans I MARSHM ALLOWS POTATO CHIPS - BUNS AND ALL PICNIC SUPPLIES - WHOLE OR HALF - at Lowest Market Price WEINERS - - SKINLESS- - - - per pound 43c HAMS per pound per pound Sandwich Slices MILD CHEESE CANNED PICNIC HAMS LEAN - Each ecch D CANNED HAMS -- ALL MEAT AUNT SUSAN PIES -- FROZEN KESYSTONE APPLE JUICE - iC; ti0t4iirAjeii'iiitgtiiTiii 4Qc 4Qc 2 59 3.89 5 for 1.00 6 for 89c J-L- A "FRIENDLY SERVICE" nmt wit miimh tin nn.w ail isii " mmd i,hu i a , -- Q9C -- t Snow Crop brand -- TANG LUNCH MEAT pkgs ACl - 3 cans for 1.Q5 PIERCES PORK & BEANS 24 size - - - 2 cans 45c 49c mm WE HAVE PLENTY OF ASSORTED COLD CUTS LARGE PKG 43c STANDBY BISQUICIC cans mi iCoiW EAT g Jm I CLEARWATER TUNA - FRANICS OR HOT DOGS Plenty for Easter Picnics!! - LB 41c CHEESE AT A BIG SAVING per pound - 41c HAMS FOR EASTER DINNER 6 cans 93c UBBYS CORN BEEG can - - 42C CAKE MIX HILLS OR M 1 AT A BARGAIN PICNICS - - READY TO EAT JB Crocker pk 8?C COFFEE pound tins r 3 --E- ach WE 1.00 GilE 39c per pound BACON SQUARES - Betty --Sp- ecial BUY NOW - - - per lb 32C FRYERS BIG SAVING ROAST BEEF - - cut from show beef W Vi y MEATS H H fi 1 n A. ) n GROCERIES'FRUITSVEGETABLES...Phone 6 Nephi, Utalv |