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Show TECBSDAT MAY 5th, 19ES San tluitwo 357 - 2449 NANCY CARTER Gladys WMtUtor aad by his grandfather, LaVar Davis. Grandmother Varda Saadrew and Aunt Rose Mary Solomon were here from Mlnersville for the blessing. LaVar also blessed another grandson, Shane Michael Davis, son of Lorraine Davis. Grandmother Nora Davis, Uncle Willis and Uncle DavidDavis, great grandmother Leonore Joh-ansand her husband Glen, Marlene Marshall and family, Margie and Shelley Gray attended the meeting and blessing of both babies. and Wayne Beverly Stewart had their daughter blessed and given the name Brlttney Jane. She was blessed by her father. dan- -' ghter Karen Kelsoa and children spent five days visiting la the St. George area. They visited Rob aad Judy Bailey and family of Santa Clara, Mth Gladys sister Una Eisner of Ivans, and Keith and Arlent Whittaker In Washington. They also stopped In Cedar and visit-e- d Gary and Deb Whittaker and family. Pearl Tolley had a nice visit from her brother and his wife Glenn and Beth Exum. The Exums stopped in on their way to Moose, Wyoming. They had been In where they Bloomington spend the winter months. Glenn is a mountain climber and channel 7 has a special program honoring him on his last climb. It is called "His Last Son On the Mountain" and will be seen May 17. On Saturday, Bert and Ruth O'Leary and son Danny of West Valley City and daughter Cherie Maxwell and her daughter Jenica of Washington, Utah visited Fred and Hilda O'Leary on their way back to West Valley City. They had been to Washington to get Cherie and Jenica. Two sets of cousins were blessed in the Milford Second Ward Fast and Testimony meeting last Sunday. Blair Allen Solomon, son of Allen and Donna Solomon of Mlnersville was blessed fait t fKUtnt t Beverly's relatives here for the blessing and dinner following were: Mrs. Lorna ' Craw (Brittney's grandmother), great grandmother Marie Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craw and family, Susan Craw and family, Anna Beard, Barbara Davenport and Anna Mae Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. C leva Paul Mrs. Alverda Paul (great grandmother) Mr. and Mrs. Reldon Paul and family, Mrs. Shirley Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dastrup and family, and Alverda Paul's sister" Melba were here for the blessing of Wayne and Beverley's daughter and for the blessing of Melvin and Carta Stewart's son. blew It all back. Leaders of the troop are Adrianne Whittaker, Madeline Davis, Linda Jimenez and Gaye BROWNIES CLEAN UP GOLF COURSE: Brownie troop 612 went to the Milford Gold Course last Wednesday, on Reggie Stewart was blessed by his father Melvin Stewart. Carta's family ded the baby's who atten- blessing were the grandmother, Mrs. Barbara White and son Lance, Mr. and Mrs. Danny White and family, Mr. Tony White and Shane and Shelley White. Mr. andMrs. Mitch Fisher returned two weeks ago from the home of Rob and Rhonda Fisher in Salinas, California. They visited for three months and awaited the arrival of Rob and Rhonda's baby boy. He was born April 9, (on his sister's 1st birthday) and weighed 10 lbs 5oz. He has two brothers and two sisters. He was blessed May 1st and named Todd BenHe Is the 33rd jamin. grandchild for the Fishers. On their way to California they visited with Beth's sister Ruth and Cloyd Olsen Scbow. the wind Only one problem, trash. and picked up who have been spending the winter there. On the way home they visited with Tim and Diane Fisher and family in Pioche, Nevada. Shelley Livingston and daughter Nlsha Livingston also visited in Pioche with Tim and Diane and fam- ily. Out of town family and guests of Phyllis and Wendell Keetch's Golden Wedding were: Dermle Keetch Wendell, mother Linda, brother and sisters, Wendy and Cora Keetch, Farmington, New Mexico, Morly andNola Keetch, El Don and Colleen Keetch, Myrl and Wendell Jarvis all of Lindon, Lula BrimhaU, Linda and Jane of Payson, Utah, LaVere a' brother from Wadley American Fork, Be mice Wadley, Pleasant Grove, Bob and Doris Jorgenson, Orem, Beverly Merrill, KelthMer-ril- l, Janine Merrill, Kevin and Suzanne Toone, Bill and Larvson Sheralee all of Bountiful, Max and Connie Keetch, Ruby Burton, Linda and Kelly Keetch, CI Ci Johnson, Denlse McDonald all of Las Vegas. The family of Earl and Essie Thompson, celebrated their parents 68th wedding anniversary and Earl's 86th birthday Saturday, April 30th at the home of granddaughter Sheila and Ron Brinkmans. A lovely buffet dinner was served to children, Elma and Doug Blackburn, Mlnersville, Ward and Faye Thompson, Milford, Val and Ann Thompson, Mlnersville, Vera Milford Cooper, LaRue Hollis, La Mirada, California and Lee Thompson, Salt Lake City. Also Hugh and Sheila Blackburn, Great grandBeaver, children, Rebbeca Hollis and Ryan Hollis, California, Steve Brim, Salt Lake City, Clark and Caroline Dalton and Sheila and Ron Brink-ma- n. The day was spent visiting and a tape of an interview with Earl and Essie about their earlier lives was Shawn Dalton a played. great grandson interviewed his grandparents. Bobbie James made the Wedding and . Birthday cake. CEDAR LIVESTOCK AUCTION SERVING UTAH, NFVADA AND ARIZONA ' MET 30HNS0N 586-93- 12 Barbara Mayer fry t - .- x PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY May c.:;3H 16 Oz. $IT29 to lja JOY LIQUID 32 SNACK 5-- - F Mm - FRIDAY ,(1, M.rfNwl .Ml.. SATURDAY NABISCO JIFFY WESTERN niXe o,4s 1 FAMILY 300 Can deads pbbd-.- inrit SWANS0N WHITE W IUU. bilUUt D Asst. CORN ran CHUNK m. y 6-7 GRAGIIEIB 0z. y 1 ' CHUCK WAGON l' W r, 303 Can Rosarita nirniED dediis CtllCKEU It 2;1 Mil mm U 2lb. boneless FRESH Jr$n00 GQQiJ DQoeeou LARGE g SLICERS mm LB. DUD 3r ma LB. SLICED SW9 LB. WHOLE sTEiui uiii r U' nm"' iftiJ i nt can nado, flood, drought) bring his business to a standstill. You can REDUCE HIS ACREAGE, but you cant RE- STRAIN HIS AMBITION. Might as well pufup with he is your friend, your competitor, your customer, your source of food and fiber, nt and young citizens to help replenish your him self-relia- cities. is your countryman He a business-wis- denim-dresse- d, man of stature. And when he comes in at noon having spent the energy of his hopes and dreams, he can be recharged anew with the magic words: "The Market's Up." THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: The earth is a like a book unto the farmer. He reads Its pages and the story unfolds. Some rewarding and some disastrous. Yet the farmer goes on chapter by chapter, trying to make the Book fulfill its purpose. cutive with his home his office; a scientist using fertilizer attachments; a purchasing agent in an old straw hat; a personnel director with grease under his fingernails; a dietician with a passion for alfalfa, animals and antibiotics; a production expert faced with a surplus; and a manager battling a He price -- cost squeeze. manages more capital than most of the businessmen in town. ' " He likes sunshine, good food, state fairs, dinner at Noon, auctions, his neighbors, Saturday nights in town, his shirt collar unbuttoned, and, above all, a good soaking rain in August. not much for He is droughts, ditches, through-way- s, experts, weeds, the eight -- hour day, helping with the housework, Nobody else is so far from the telephone or so close to God. Nobody else gets so much satisfaction out of modern plumbing, favorable weather, and good ice cream. ' Nobody else can remove all those things from his poc kets and on washday still have overlooked: five "steeples," one cotter key, a rusty spike, three grains of corn, the stub end of a lead pencil, a square tape, a $4.98 pocket watch, and a cupful of chaff in each trous - FULL SERVICE ODD QC0G51Q Wed. May H - Fri. - 6 DUDLEY MOORE ELIZABETH McGOVERN LOVESCK O ESU Sat. - Tues. .. May 7 - 10 ' MCTumMLUMIO Wed. May . 11 Tues. - 17 GANDHI IPfll ACOluaMIA PICTUMI MUAM VLSI REAL ESTATE OFFICE : WIMiMIIWfftt siio:3 Wood Burning Nearly New 3 bedroom Rambler stove full basement Electric heat Large N. rear , dec Double Garage Large Yard' 100 East. Make offer - all offers will be considered. Shown by appointment only. $49 ana-.,,- . can be bought 3 Homes side by side on 100 West separately or owner will consider offer on all 3. Located in commercial zone and could be developed for business purposes. . 6381 family room Large brick home: 5 bedroom 1 34 baths recreation room fireplace formal dining room entry hall. utility room $56, 850. Must be seen to be appreciated. BBftST Income Property: Cue bedroom home on 8. 400 W. Good rental history. paneled - Oil furnace ROUND BONE $15,000. noflST LB 40 acres approximately 8 mllea South Acreage: Good level ground. $4,000. of Milford - DEALER FOR INTERSTATE HOMES -, IN AND LOOK OVER, OUR PLANS.- AUTHORIZED COME OVER 80 TQ CHOOSE FROM Alva Kirk Bllftri: ' BRANCH MANAGER,. I 426 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 387-55- 03 rnorS iitah . uTi I IA L I ' UlllSf uinu TOLL TREE CALL V ADVERTISED SALE ITEMS MAY BE LIMITED TO DEALERS AND INSTITUTIONS e, fast -- growing states- farmer is a paradox-- he an "overalled" exe- YOUR Mni,r ever-prese- is La Hot A farmer Is both Faith and Fatalist he must have faith to continually meet the challenges of his capacities amid an possibility that an act of God (a late spring, an early frost, tor- With this week's paper being fully devoted to the farmer I thought you would like to read Just "What is aFar-mer- ." By Mrs. Gale West, Mo. Reprinted Meadvllle, from Mid Am Reporter and also Cooperator published by . Intermountain Farmers. WHAT IS A FARMER? Farmers are found in fields plowing up seeding down, returning from, planting to, fertilizing with, spraying for, and harvesting if. Wives help them, little boys follow them, the Agriculture Department confuses them, city relatives visit them, salesmen detain them, meals wait for them, weather can delay them, but it takes Heaven to stop them. When your car stalls along the .way, a farmer is a considerate, courteous, inexpensive road service. When a farmer's wife suggests he buy a new suit, he can quote from memory every expense Involved in operating the farm last year, plus the added expense he is certain will crop up this year. . Or else he assumes the role of the Indignant shopper, im pressing upon everyone within earshot the pounds of Beef he must produce in order to pay for a suit at today's prices. A cHevtsijvitA Vaiky. " Ext. HAM |