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Show Grandson of Nephi HOOVER Constellation Lady Studying in Army The famous cleaner Relatives in Nephi have re reived word that Army Private Marvin I). Christiansen, 17. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Christiansen of Springville, is re reiving eight weeks of ETO NU NN motive maintenance helper training at Fort Ord, California. The young man is a grandson of Mrs. George Parkin of Nephi. lie is being trained to perform organizational, field and depot maintenance on automotive vehicles and to evacuate and recover all types of automotive material. Christiansen entered the service last June and has completed basic training at Fort Ord. He is a 1959 graduate of Springville High school. that "Walks on Air" only nv CHAPMAN $85 FURNITURE nswrar MENS JEWELRY VATCII BANDS BEDDING RINGS PHONE S41 aEPHI JEWELRY cwnw Nephi, Utah YOUR DOCTOR ORDERED Rely on your doctor to keep you in good health! Rely on us to carefully compound his prescrip- tions with professional accuracy and skill! Our registered phar- macist & g j only finest uses FAST SERVICE . but not so fast we jeopardise accuracy! at AppVs Rileys orchard. 1095 South Call 492. $1.00 Main, Payson. per bushel. A Jt'AB PASSER goes high into the air on a toss to move the team closer to another field goal. Juab scored in each ami converted once while holding Academy team scoreless in homecoming game. Juab meets Millard today. The Juab Wasps scored in quarter in gaining a 25-- 0 Military Personnel Overseas Stales Preference win over the favored Wasatch Academy crew here last SaturFor Christmas Gifts; Proper Wapping, day, in the homecoming feature. The win evens the Juab record out to a one win-o- ne Early Mailing of Holiday Parcels Advised loss record in league standings. Juab scored early in the Word was received recently that it be packed for mailing TD pass game on a from Washington D. C. by Udell correctly. from Phil Sperry to Fay MurR. Jensen, Chairman of the Food should bo packaged in ray. Mike Cotton rolled thru East Juab Chapter of the Red a tin container with a good the Wasatch line for the extra Cross for mothers and others tight lid in such a way that concerning "druthers and oth- io wont shift from side to side. point. In the second quarter Phil ers on Christmas presents The tin should be sealed tightfrom home for American ser- ly and placed in a heavy corrvicemen overeas. Cookies, fruit ugated lets and cameras. All of these pasteboard box. Cookies can cake and other homemade ed- should be he from post or individually wrapped. ibles topped the most wanted The men who asked for mon- base exchange or ship stores at list by a wide margin. addl'd that they were below civilian prices. ey Cross added one The list was put together not hastily being mercenary. They finalThehit Red from a poll of servicemen tak- point out that of advice: mail gifts since they are en by American Red Cross field stationed in far-othe early. It was pointed out that directors stationed with mili- gift choice is wider places, and more the Post Office department that Christmas tary units around the world. interesting. However, they ask recommends should be mailed beAfter discounting the usual that money be sent in the form parcels tween November 7 and Novtickets to of a money order since person- ember requests for one-wa- y 20 for delivery by sural checks are almost imposshome, the poll showed face mail to servicemen overto hometown news- ible to cash. Women personnel polled were seas and by December 10 for papers and family photos were the Christmas presents most in step with the men on all air mail delivery. The Post Office also says likely to succeed with men in gift suggestions except one they added expensive lingerie says that the farther away a uniform. to their list. man is stationed, the earlier But there was a big qualDefinitely not wanted by most his parcels should be mailed to ification as far as food was servicemen were civilian cloth-in- insure they reach him for the eoneerned. The men pleaded toilet artcles, jewelry, wal- - big day Christmas. ff HW A aru a list a yi quart.-- r Page Five FOR SAL rarly red and pink peonies, bleeding hearts - Roy Olsen. 212 South Center 1st.. Santaquin. Phone 9913. &rli 30-ya- $ Thursday, October 15, 1959 TOR SALE Wasps Defeat Wasatch In Homecoming Game WHAT " SJjs INNOVATION Mi BRASSIERES BY FORM EXQ2JSSITE TO GIVE YOU THE RIGHT FIGURE CONTROL THROUGH THE ADJUSTABLE TAB! ADJUSTS TO ANY FIGURE TO GIVE YOU THE DESIRED LOOK. up some fine blocking and rambled off an 80 yard TL). The pass play for the extra point missed, leaving the score 13-- 0 at half time. In the second half Juab received the kick and they pushed the ball in a few plays line. up to the Wasatch The forward thrust featured some fine running by Mike Cotton, Phil Sperry and Jim Garrett. Sperry then carried the ball over from the line to make the score 19-In the last quarter a deep punt by Mike Cotton put the Wasatch team on its own line. The Juab defense held them for two plays. On the third down Wasatch attempted a kick but tackle Francis Iluber blocked It. Guard Hill Goble picked up the live ball, and carried it over for a TD, setting the final score at 25-- Sperry picked YOU CAN ADJUST THIS BRA FOR MORE SEPARTA-TIOAND FULLNESS OR LESS. THE IDEAL BRA FOR THOSE THAT HAVE A FIGURE PROBLEM! N GARBETT'S ONLY AT 10-ya- rd IT DOESNT COST A LOT AT GARBETTS TO BE WELL DRESSED GHea-rfoot- t Exclusive lAidifs Shop 0. home-scriptio- g. Prices Effective Thurs. Fri. 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