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Show THE BEAVPR (UtaN PRFSS Thursday, July 12, 1973 5 ' Beawv Pivss Tlie " By Ilynn RICH A DOROTHY F.Jitor-PuMishc- RICH H Himiic" Business Manager - id East Center St. Otfiv;- I'h.mt ivsosyi S r(il Per r:;i,':i Pik; Outside ct Heaver r Year in Advance S5.00 Per Year Countv MEMBER THE OF mlmber AT'iONAL EWS PjFXPER - F jwce'i 1885 As?cii!on Jl Minimum Hi: gentle, be kind, to that expensive carpet, clean with Blue Lustre. It ant clecirlc s!ia i,'.oer 51. WANT TO BUY Stroller and large trlcylce, Call 1. Mrs. Bryco Barton 438-559- FOR SALE New Univox bass amplifier. 8 10 Inch speakers, reveVb , speed, intensity. 300 watts output. Take over payments, 438-2C3- 5. FOR SALE 16 ft. Aluminum Star Craft fish- ing boat with trailer $250.00. Westinghouse Electric Refrigerator, pair brass table lamps, folding chairs, electric heaters. 4. Walter Davis, Beaver, phone 438-513- FOR SALE Trailer and Second hand fruit jars. Contact: Vera Huntington. Two-whe- el FOR SALE All electric home with full base- Convenient location and ment. comfortable living. See at 245 2. South 100 East. Call 438-231- WORK WANTED Russell's Garbage andLawnSer-vic- e. a week garbage and trimpickup and lawn cutting and serdependability For ming. vice call, Russell Hutchings. Phone Once 7. CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of Beaver County School District for the furnishing of oiled coal slack to the Beaver High School, InBva-ve- r, Utah; the Milford High and Milford Elementary schools, in Milford, Utah; and the Miner School, InMinersvllle, Utah. The bid shall be quoted in price per ton delivered Into the bins of the school and where necessary shall be augered intothebin. The bid shall also state the source (mine) of the coal. Accompanying the bid shall be a recent lYoximate .Analysis by a reputable firm or the U.S. Bureau of Mines showing moisutre, ash, volatile matter, fixed carbon and the b.t.u. content. sealed bids will be opened at 10:30 a.m., August i, 1973, in a regular meeting of the Board of Education. The Board of Education re serves the right to reject any or all the bids submitted. B iirder of the Board of Education of Beaver County School TuevLif FOR SALE OR RENT Camp Trailers. By the Color Country Trailer Sales, 247 E. Center, 6. Beaver. 438-91- 2. p m FOUND lent condition. See at Rex's Chevron, Beaver, Itah or phone FOR SALE 1971 Diplomat Mobile Horn 24 x 50'. Three bedroom s,l 12 baths. Electric range and refrigerator. Oil heat. Unfurnished. Futnn f " camper. 1972 model. Dot Line company name. Owner can claim by contacting Beaver County Sheriff's Office and identifying. FOR SALE 1171 CMC Pickup. Auto, transmission, power steering. Excel- j Marilyn Nielson - Craig Smith Honored At Reception 1 Reynolds Bldg. Supply Contact Ray Kesler s 438-231- FOR SALE Blond wood Hutch. Ideal for dining room or kitchen. Large dark dresser, nine drawers and large mirror. Brass fireplace ensemble , andirons, screen, shovel, brush, poker and stand. Beautiful living room or bedroom drapes. Nicely lined. Two pair with matching sheers. Rods included. Size 94 inches wide by 81 12 long. Fits rod 82 inches wlde.(6 inch return on side). Two single beds. Old side.) wrought iron bed, box springs, mattress. Used, but clean. Stationary exerciser bike. Large, round, modern coffee table, suitable for family room. 40 Inch diameter. To inquire call gold-colore- d, The mothers wore floor-lengdoe skin dresses in pink and yellow. Their corsages were pink and yellow roses. Annette Beck, cousin of the bride, was In charge of the guest book. Candice Rey, Artji Crumbley and Elizabeth Inouye, friends of the bride, arranged the gifts. Serving tables were decorated with miniture baskets of multicolored daisies and ribbons. The Wedding March was played on the organ by Clara Carter. Master of Ceremonies for the program was Ray Davis. Opening prayer was given by Miss Marilyn Kielsun, daughof President anJ Mrs. Paul K, Nielson, of Beaver, became the bride of Mr. Craig M. Smith, on th ter Wednesday, June 27, 1973. The groom is the son of Mr. k, and Mrs. J. Alvin Smith of California. The ceremony was performed by President Theron M. Ashcroft in the St. George LDS Temple. Following the ceremony, the couple were honored at a wedding breakfast at Leeds. A reception honored the couple that evening in the Beaver Second Ward Cultural Hall. Containers of pink and yellow daisies, pink and blue delphinium and white mums against a gold backdrop made the setting for the receiving Bur-ban- Dr. E.T. Henrle. Former classmates of the bride, Roger Smith and Gayle Carter sang the Junior Prom line. "Almost There," acTheme, companied by Nell Smith. Doug Neil son, brother of the bride, gave a talk. Sydney Reynolds, the groom's sister, gave a reading. Nell Smith sang, "I Will Wait For Y'ou" and "Sunrise, Sunset." Janice Neil son, sister of the bride, did a pantomine, "On I Love You." Raymond Davis sang "Temple by the River." Bishop Grant Esplin said the closing prayer. The four-tierwedding cake featured a pink fountain between the layers and was decorated with pink, blue and yellow daisies. The bride Is agraduate of Beaver High School, where she was a Junior Varisty Cheerleader and Cheerleader for two years. She was also chosen Sweetheart. She attended Brigham Young University for two years and graduated from Provo Trade Tech. in June of 1973 as aMedical Receptionist. The groom is a graduate of Burbank High School and attended The bride's gown was white nylon with a high neckline and long sleeves. An eyelet insert accented the bodice from neckline to waist. The full, floor length skirt was circled by a ruffle. Her fingveil was held by abandof er-tip eyelet which matched that on her gown. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and white laced car- nations. The bride's sister, Janice, served as Maid of Honor. Other attendants were Mrs. John (Debbie) Graff, Mrs. Dennis (June) Marchant, Miss Carol Oveson, and Mrs. Phil (Florence) EllsNOTICE AND INFORMATION Flower girls were Rebecworth. TO BIDDERS and Kathleen ca Reynolds, neices The Kent's Lake Irrigation of the groom. They wore floor will of Utah, Beaver, Company length gowns of daisy printed dotreceive bids until 1:00 p.m. Wedted swlss in pink, blue and yelconfor the 1973, 18, July nesday, low. Their nosegays were of THREE of struction and yellow daisies and D white pink, TOE SERVODT SPrCUVAY-ANbaby wreath. Flower girls wore DRAINS, "Bids will be opened at dresses of the same material and 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, carried miniture nosegays of the 1973 at the Utah Division of Water same flowers. Resources, 435 State Capitol Douglas Smith, brother of the Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. groom, was Best Man. Ushers The work consists of furnishReese were Douglas Nielson, ing all labor, materials, and equipBob Smith, Steve Smith ment for the construction of a con- Smith, Van Dorn. Junior crete lined spillway approximately and John were David and Danny ushers 450 feet long, approximately 180 Nielson. feet of 3" horizontal drain holes, and approximately 1,200 feet of Isaac Warby Reunion drainage pipline. The spillway The Isaac Warby family held will contain about 620 cubic yards reunion at North Creek, their of concrete. mem1973. Thirty-fiv- e 1, July The work is located 12 miles present. east of the Town of Beaver. bers werewere: Mr. andMrs. Arelatives Drawings and specifications llen and son, Karl, of MagCrosby may be examined at the office of na; Mr. and Mrs. Maurle Taylor the Utah Division of Water Reand daughter, Marlene, of Roosesources, 435 State Capitol BuildMr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor velt; Salt Lake The ing, City, Utah. and family of Ogden; Mrs. Lucille complete set of contract docuProuse, Craig and Kaylene.Mrs. ments may be obtained from the Lorraine Havalon of Hunter; Mrs. Division upon payment of $10.00. Mary Lou Myers, Ron, Kevin and A full refund will be made for all and Mrs. sets returned with a bid or within Janet of Kearns, Mr. Gllllns of Magna; Mr. and Robert five days following submission of the bid. Refund will be made to Mrs. James Warby, Murlene, 438-557- 1. nonbldders on return of the contract documents on or before July 23, 1973. Each proposal shall be accompanied by an acceptable guaran tee In the amount of at least hr of the bid. The construction period shall be ninety-tw- o (92) calendar days and a liquidated damage chargeof S500 per day shall be made for failure to complete on schedule. Performance and Payment Bond in the amount of 100rs of tlie contract price will be re- quired. An engineer from the Division of Water Resources s Arlo I'. Messinger, will be at the construction site Herk July 12, 1973 at 10:00 a.m. to conPublished in the Beaver l'ress duct a tour of the project area. July 3, 12 and 19, 1U73. Tlie Bidder or his representative shall have visited tlie site before he can bid. In the ev ent that attendance Is not possible at the July 12th tour, special appointments can be made for a tour on July V 1973. Inquiries should be addressed to Robert L. Morgan, resident engineer at the office of the Utah Division of Water Resources. Published in the Beaver Press Jul 12, 1973. Utah District. Sandra Dannie Wendy, Gaylene, ed BYU for three years. He served an LDS Mission to Brazil. After a honeymoon in San Diego and Southern California, the couple are making their home in Fullerton, California where the groom will attend Southern California College of Optometry. Artys Greenwood Weds J. R. (Sonny) Troyner and of Hunter. Mrs. Phoebe and BUI and Georgene Warby Warby planned the reunion.' ACROSS i. Not on 4. Agitate 8. 11. 12. 13. 14. 16. 1". 18. 19. 20. 21. Watch Neither Rock Wages Bunches Receptacle Redactors Sluupcns Knj itf Cain Exist 2.'. Ninn; t hriu. 24 l'iisu den luncheon. ii giEjllSlIlllLl m I" - 2. Fuel 30. Walking stick 3.1.24 hours a 4 Dry Tlmt thinu :7. (lolil: her. 'Mi. 'M. Preiix: fiimi .ifl Cut o(T bits 51. How 40. Lini.-- c .soil 42. Blank: print. 02. Face 44. l'i i fume pcning :(. Close 4'i. Out'T (.ice 4!'. Ci'in lilrinl 54. (Julf mound t't. iii CLUB " Mrs. Altu Hickman entertained Monday, July 9, iy73 at the Cafe. After enjoying a delicious dinner, bridge' was played with prizes going to Elsie Hales, Kate Joseph and VonaCox. II . j i.. S'.i r TV dr SVu Tprr Cav-Ht- KiCutji t Tape COMMUNITY VAL BEESON Beaver Volley Cleaners 22 ion. AUGUST 1 Senior Citi?en's Day. 20. Kairv DOWN Consume Hoy 2j 27. Soap ingredient 2'l Quiet 31. liov's name 32. yuai ter F.nishe'l M Floating platform Formerly Pleat pear. etc. Severe hill.-- Thoc 'i ? v dTtTri'sTfT n3 m power In the ir.a'ter 3 o! law 9 10. Reun- y'dnTNiijLLit 12. 15 16 i; Kxclamajion Pin pell . CALENDAR JULY William Barton Ai;is Apple, Amwtr la Crouword Puiilt Pon-dero- sa C Issue of the magazine West Ways there is a article entitled Pioneer Prc-- ( serves by Frances Greiff. Mrs. Greiff and her family took a trip through several western states stopping in several small towns and visiting museums. In her article she says, "At Beaver, we stopped for apicnic in the shade of poplars and weeping willows. We took a table near a Extended iierox Comfort Vl;on orjns Shops Turkish title 1'4 41. 42 43. 44. 43. 4'i 4". 4 i. Spoil In Ciive up Valley Quarrel Central part Avoid Penny Whirlpool Dae x a'l. Seek to win Small rope 52 Myself which, log building although not listed in our museum guide, proved to be the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers (DUP) Relic Hall. Our first impression was one of astonishment at the hodgepodge that greeted us - on the floor, inside cases, on cabinets and suspended from the ceiling. Seated beneath an unshaded bulb, a little woman at a typewriter smiled pleasantly, 'Hello. Come in and make yourself to home. You're welcome to look around,' "The calico-cla- d speaker was Mrs. MargeryMackerell, quickly caretaker identified as full-tiof the relic hall, which was built in 1940. She explained that all the relics we saw there were required to have a direct connection with an 'immigrantpioneer,' one who followed immediately after the railroad or was born in Utah and shared the hardships of The narrower "ihe mind, the more spuee lor irejii(liee. Tom Trahan, of Concord, Calif, spent three days last week with her parents, Mr. andMrs. John (Jessie) Gunn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Darcus) Bowler and family of St. George, spent Sunday with Darcus'spar-ent- s, Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Clysta) Nowers and with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon (Enid) Fotheringham, who have been visiting with Ed and Clystafortwo weeks. The Fotheringhams went home Monday to their home in La Habra Calif, Mr. andMrs. Walt (Kate) Joseph have sold their home to Dr. Terry Henrie. The Joseph's will be residing in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Eris) Neilson, Janice, David and Danny .were in Burbank, Calif. July 6, 1973 to attend an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Craig (Marilyn) Smith at a friends home. Marilyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neilson. Mrs. Bonnie (Hutchings) Chls-hol- m and family, Gary, Richard and Ida Hutchings of Fallon, Nevada visited with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hutchings, Marie Keener and Fern Church and others the past weekend. Gary entered the mission home in Salt Lake on July 7th where he will depart for his mission assignment in North Carolina, Evelyn Keener returned to Fallon with her Aunt Bonnie to spend two We received a note from Mr. and Mrs. Orval Caswell of California. They sentmoney for a year subscription and said, "We fell In love with your town and surroundings." Mrs. diloe Fillmore was happy to have as her guests over the July 4th weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (Gaye) Baker and family of Cedar City and Mr. and Mrs. Ted (Kay Lee) Anderson and family of Kearns. Her granddaughter, Teresa Anderson, will be with her until after July 24th. Then her parents will be here for tlieir class reunion and take her back home. Jane Ann Gunn and a friend, weeks. Ri-al- BEEN THINKING ABOUT BUYING A MONUMENT? We welcome buyers and offer all our customers a large selection of distinctive memorials, quality workmanship & reasonable prices. pre-nee- d CEDAR MEMORIALS Ph. 562 No. Main 586-451- 4 July 7, 8, 9 LADY SINGS THE BLUES Wed, Thurs, Fri. July 11. 12, 13 DR. PIIIBES rustic his parents. ' Walking around the room with us, she glanced lovingly at the portraits in massive frames on the back wall and talked about those who traveled by handcart or wagon to make new lives in the Great Salt Lake Valley, 'I know what they had to endure - what courage they had to have. Sometimes, I fell I know them because I type the histories that our. DUP members write about their an- cestors.' "Her own grandfather emigrated from England, coming to. Utah Inthel850sbyoxenteamand wagon from the railroad terminal in Missouri. The admiration felt for Beaver's respectable settlers has not deterred the relic hall management from giving star billing to a y, pioneer by the name of Butch born in Beaver three years after the Golden Spike was driven. Prominently out of place among RISES AGAIN Sat, Sun, Mon M 14, 15. 16 PETE SHOW TIME 8 P.M. Firmage Theatre Those littleplacesoftheWest-witho- ut glossy posters or souvenir counters, with aglass jar for donations but rarely an, admission fee, with spotty lighting and and with no air conditioning, people like Margery Mackerell and Archer McCrum - those places will draw us back again and again." On Again. Off Anain , The motto. In dod We Trust." first appeared on some U.S. eoins in 1!!(4. disappeared and reappeared on various eoins until l!)f5. when Conuiess ordered il plaeed on all paper money and all eoins. Cas-sid- Cafe Operator Sentenced Tax Crossword Puzzle . : Beaumont. If in a moment we can mend a Mr. and Mrs, LaVar (LaRae) fault. Releive a pain, and whis- Cox and family went to Kanab per to a fellow traveler atimely Saturday for a reunion. The Manderfield Sunday School word of sweet encouragement -held a picnic Friday evening at Is not that moment joy, and hapthe milk ranch in Indian Creek. piness Its echo? They played ball and LaVar and a I 1973 read LaRae Cox and Steven Chung 6, July Friday, very interesting article in the furnished the music. Mel and Rachel Cox, Larry Salt Lake Tribune. One of their and Re a Dawn Rowley and their - staff writers had interviewed families spent the 4th of July Boyd Carpenter former Beaver with their parents, LaVel and Ranger, who is now Law enforcement officer for the Wasatch NaIlynn Bradshaw. Larry and Rea tional Forest. The subject was Dawn went home Saturday. and vandalism Mrs. Gary (Hazel) Bradshaw campground and family of Salt Lake visited crime. Boyd gave some good advice to the campers. Keep your the 4th of July holiday with Mr. equipment locked up and out of and Mrs. LaVel (Ilytin) Bradshaw and Mr. and Mrs, Norsight. When you witness acrlme report it to the law officers. Get man Hutchings, They went home to know your camp neighbors and Thursday. watch each others campsite if tlie Miss Teresa Cox had some other is out. There was much girlfriends Friday night for a more good information in tills sleeping party. article. Read it, its well worth Elder David Wright and his your time. father, Bob, of Milford were the Mrs. Iris Henderson and her speakers at Manderfield Sacrafamily have moved to Cedar City ment Meeting. David just rewhere Iris will teach school this turned from a mission. Bishop winter. The Hendersons have Gale spoke In Sunday School. lived in Beaver for several years Mr. and Mrs, Nedler and famand have been active in church and ily of California are living in the civic affairs. home of Ray Bradshaw's. Mr. and Mrs. LaVard (Emily) Reese of Provo are visiting Emily's sister and family, Mr, and Mrs. Ed (Lorraine) Frazer. Mrs. Josie Oviatt of Sa.'t Lake is visiting Mrs. Mae C White, NEWEST ARRIVALS the Sherman Carters and other Mr. and Mrs, Leland (Linda) relatives. Mr. andMrs. Carl (Ruby) Grim-sha- w Black are happy to announce the have returned home after arrival of a baby boy June 21, 1973 at the Cedar City Medical spending four weeks in SacraCenter. He weighed 7 lbs. His mento, Calif, with their daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Robert name will be Cody V, He has two (Barbara) Apperson, while there brothers Troy and Jed. Grandparents are Mr, andMrs. they attended the weddings for the Apperson's son, Craig and Donna Vernon (Bernice) Black and Mr. and Mrs. Kent (Lois) Carter of Martin, and their granddaughter Jennie Grimshaw, daughter of Minersville. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Drucil-l- a) the late Ronald and Helen GrimMichael who married Carter and Mrs.MaeS, Atkin. shaw Tanora. Jennie has been living Mr. and Mrs. Doug (Madelyn) Neilson are happy to announce with her aunt, Barbara and graduated from Foothill High School the arrival of a baby girl July June 6, 1973. Carl and Ruby 5, 1973 at the Beaver Valley Hosalso attended Jennie's graduapital. She weighed 7 lbs. 4 ozs. Her name will be Heidi. tion. Lois White of Salt Lake is visitGrandparents areMr. andMrs. ing with her mother, Mrs. Mae C Paul (Eris) Nielson and Mr. and White. Mrs. Marshall (Nellie) Hollings-hea- d. Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Marge Great grandparents are Ann) Joseph spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Neilson of with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnison, Utah. Ron (Barbara) Bradshaw and Mrs. Lenore Joseph. Friday we enjoyed visiting with in Case my sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Ida) Graham and A. George Katsilas, 46, 4210 Deane Cherrington of Ogden. Salt Lake City,! Olympic Way,' They had been In Panguitch visitwho operated the Jocor Utah, and relatives friends. ing Cafe, 117 East 2 South, Salt, Lake Misses Shanna Morris and was. sentence!., Saturday, "nty., Mary Ann Jaremko are spend-- "' June 30, 1973, by Chief Judge WiIn summer the Washmonths ing llis W. Ritter in United States Diington D.C. and Maryland. They strict Court for Utahfor five years will return in September to start with a suspension of imprisonment the fall quarter of school atSUSC. the sentence. He was placed on Mrs. Jane Murdock Jaremko conditional has gone East to Massachusetts .five years probation taxes due to the his all upon paying and Virginia for a months visit Internal Revenue Service. with friends and relatives. Katsilas had been charged by and Mr. Mrs. Marvin (rhyllis) the government on 18 counts of White of Wenatchee, Washington to file Employer's Quafailing tlie weekend with and Mr. spent rterly FederalTaxReturns(Forms Mrs. John White, Alice White, 941). Thirteen of the counts had Mr. and Mrs. Leo (Naomi) White been dropped when Katsilas plead and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin (Martha) guilty to five of them. Paice. Mr. and Mrs. Chris (Raema Barton) Chesley of La Canada, A wedding reception for newly-wed- s, Calif, have purchased the old Mr. and Mrs. J.R. (Sonny) Greenville Ward Relief Society Troyner, was held last Saturday building and are remodeling it for evening, July 7th, in Fillmore, at a summer home. Mr. and Mrs. D.B. (Beth) Stauf-f- er the home of the grooms mother of Safford, Ariz,, their daugand stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. hter, Mrs. Delsa Bland and three Paul McBride. The new Mrs. Troyner is the children, Byron, Taunia and former Arty's Greenwood, Shane of Salt Lake visited sevdaughter of Hartley and Hattie eral days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold (Althea) Low. Greenwood of Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. V.A. (Alice) The Troyners are now residFrench of Glendale, Calif, are ing in Beaver, spending a week with Alice's sister, Mrs. Sara Bakes. Mr. andMrs. F. Dennis Farns-wor- th went to Orem for tlie blessing of their grandson, James son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron, F. Dennis Farnsworth Jr. After Sacrament, family members met at the home of Dennis and Viola Farnsworth for a gar- R In the June, 1973 . 84713. Sat. Sun, Mon Featured in "West Ways" Article Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth BeauI'm not so sure, that life is so mont and four children have been mysterious, andhappinesssoun-attainabl- e. visting with Mr. andMrs. Keith Published every Thursday. Second Class Postage paid at Beaver, Utah olORCI Beaver DUP Museum I Brsdsbsw Manderfield i spinning wheels, jam kettles,fad-e- d valentines and spindled rocking chairs are Cassidy's photograph, his WANTED poster, a dust jacket of his biography and a list of observations about him by townspeople. Phllo T. Farnsworth rates only an inconspicuous poster thatla-be- ls him the father of television' and merely notes that he, too, was haroJn.BeayeCj. "CfSssWii jjyatnot mentioned in the relic hall until interestwas created by the film about his adventures. "When I was a little girl,' Mrs. Mackerell reminisced, 1 loved to sit on the back steps on hot nights and listen to my folks tell stories about those days. From what I heard about Butch Cassidy, I always considered him a real mean man.' "For some Beaver residents, time and Hollywood have lowered a rosy curtain. The handwirtten comments declare, 'Hetookfrom the greedy and gave to the needy.' The afternoon was spent with Mrs. Mackerell at Beaver's relic hall inspired a firm decision. Wherever our journeytookus.we would continue to seek out the past." Mrs, Greiff and herfamily continued on their vacation visiting many towns and museums. She concludes her article by saying; "Did I say hodgepodge? We loved it. A. By Mrs. Dan (ierbcr It may be reassuring to know that there is no one food which your baby must eat to be healthy. Babies can get their nutrients from many different foods. Usually a baby will accept a new food or merely appeal; indifferent to it. The latter simply rails for a little more time and pa- tience. be there will Occasionally signs of determined or serious objec- tion. Whenthis happens, calmly remove the food and make a fresh start the next day. If the same thing occurs then, it might be better to forget that food for a while, moving on to a different one. There are so many alternate baby foods available, you'll have no trouble finding foods baby likes. Remember, the greater variety he is offered now, the more versatile his tastes will he as he grows older. Along with vitamins and minerals, your baby needs something else at feeding timo- -a happy, relaxed atmosphere. Take time to share his discovery of new tastes, new foods and new skills. At last! The car you've always wanted. money-savinway to buy it. They're yours with an Auto Loan from our bank. Our rates are low. Terms are budget-litoia- . Just ask. And a g DEAVER GITY ORiOU of MILFORD STATE BANK Member FederJ Deposit Insurance Corp. ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 1 |
