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Show N New Laminates Now Available Jjc In Yard Goods, Agent Advises t There' a new entry in the available by the yard, report field of cold and wet weather Veln Stevens, County Home fabric: Laminate. Already Agent. iluMcly, a laminate Is a thin coats, jopular in ready-to-welaminated fabrics are now layer of soft, flexible eynth-eti- c foam bonded to a knit or woven favric Jersey, poplin, The foam makes wool, etc. All We Service Makes the fabric warm without being heavy, and functions as an InIt holds the gar and Models terlacing. and ment' resists shape In the wrinkles pores Tiny Motor Overhaul foam allow it to "breathe1 Motor Tuneup Foam used for laminated fabrics is odorless, won't lump, Transmission Service pile, shrink or stretch. Generator Service Brake Service Dry cleaning la recommended to preserve the line Wheel Alignment and neat appearance of the Wheel Balancing garment although the fabric Itself Is hand washable. Welding Body and Fender Work There are two types of foam backs being manufactured Glass Painting the single laminated, which has fabric on one side of the foam SINCLAIR Products and the double laminate. The double laminate has fabric on JENKINS SALES both sides of the foam and Is sometimes referred to as a X SERVICE foarn sandwdeh. Both types can be used for outdoor .wear. 805 North Main Street They are too warm for Indoor clothing. ' ' s.'t r- : - f - IF. A J 6! ' . V Wrts - v ; -- M t( 7? SHAMPOO, 623-173- v LET'S GO TO A SHOW 4 AT NEPHI'S av lJw Ueatie large percentage of the ladies of the Nephi Fourth ward received individual awards in the Sacrament meeting last Sunday evening. In addition, five of their leaders also received recognition for meeting the minimum requirements as set up by the General Board of the YWMIA. Young ladies honored at the meeting include the following, most of whom are shown in the accompanying photograph: Ann Hall, Becky Stuart, Cherrinda Beck, Marilyn Clede Blackett, Pamela McCune, Judy Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Diane Bowles, Margaret Austin, Cheryl Lin- November THE LADIES MAN better homes and a better Utah adobe For bricks for their first Utah Pioneers, making crude homos, would have had difficulty foreseeing today's brick day mining and brick manufacturing industries. Every year, these Utah industries pay almost 450 employees nearly $2,000,000 in wages a valuable contribution to Utah's economy I UTAH MINING Wor-woo- d, ton, Angela Brough, The young ladies participated in the program at Sacrament meeting, with talks being given by JoAnn Fackrell, Becky Stuart, and Kathryn Lomax and musical selections presented by Carolee Pay and Marion Gowers; Ellen Parkin, Angela Parkin and Judy Court, and all girls in a special song. In addition, Mrs. Ruth Chapman gave a choral reading and re- maiks were made by Bishop, Donald L. Bailey, j 16 , , V- - JT artfisii Making it a this London lad imitates Matilda at the WelV' in St. Pancras section. Oil WHERE, OH WHERE . . . Leslie Tapia knows where his little dog has gone: into NEED A WATCH BAND? the army, Tony followed him into active duty at Ft. WhitWALLET? CLOCK? ing with C Company of the TRY Alabama National Guards 711 Signal Battalion. Tonys NEPHI JEWELRY "mly advantage is that hes FIRST!! i natural born dog face. LOOK LOOK double-heade- r, - 'M " ' - - V, ' t : J . CUSTOMERS WITH THE INTRODUCTION in Nephi on November 71 T: Howard. feu Of the group, Carol Chapman and Susan Garrett received special recognition for 100 records. honored the PHARMACY at STUDDED Leaders 19, of dial telephone service ROBERT HALL d TEE 31 South Main Street has been designated as a collection agent for Mountain States Telephone. Bills may be paid in person at this location, or may be mailed to our business office at 75 East 1st North in Spanish Fork. (An addressed envelope always is included with your monthly statement if you prefer to pay by mail.) Telephone cals regarding your service or account may be completed by dialing "0 (Operator) and asking for the business office in Spanish Fork. included 101 FRANK A. MATHESON, Attractive Manager MOUNTAIN 282 ELECTRIC RANGE Easy flMiieipir to Drive HELPS HERSELF Debbie Sue Brown, 5, the 1962 March !of Dimes National Poster Child, helps herself to a drink thanks to those who helped her through giving to the March of Dimes. She was born with an open spine which had to be closed by surgery when she was eight. She wears the half-lebraces for corrective! purposes. She is shown at Orthopedic Hospital, Seattle. POSTS JUST (tO5? JEW VISTA TC sq. In. picture FARMERS Same ASSN. Smooth-to- p Comfort Same fine innerspring construction ROSS GARRETT, Manager Phone 49 O Nephi, Utah 285 West Center Street Same high quality ticking WEST'S The Greatest . . . Most Original Magician in the World Today! SO MORE ANNOYING RErLLw . ,CNb hanks to RCA Victor's new Glare-Proicture Tube. It gives you the ultimate in twing'pleasure! MATTRESS INTERMOUNTAIN TOP ATTRACTION IN MAGIC PICTURE TUBE 'tin Iff 'dot 6 FT. (03 INTERMOUNTAIN GLARE-PROO- F TELEPHONE - Fireproof g 21 995 w.f. STATES Baked Enamel Finish mmsmt Series 282 1 ' j , jt TELEPHONE Strong Allison verall diag.) fi . Economical AN Now Just Twin or Full Size MATCHING BOX SPRINGS SAME LOW PRICE of Am Th Mott Trusted Name BAILEY'S MOMENTS OF MAGIC in Television A SMASH HIT IN EVERY SEE IT FOR YOURSELF TODAY LEVAN AMUSEMENT JACK'S REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCE 11 North Main Nephi JACK'S Refrigeration and Appliance Center a . FOR NEPHI fflW-- n, - BUY X i v ... n, so!HS! As Low As . IMPORTANT NOTICE SPECIAL ASSOCIATION q. In. picture , - V-J- Angela Ellen Pay, Kathryn Lomax, Marjorie Memmott, Carol Chapman, Judy Garrett, Ellen Parkin, Marion Gowers, Nannette Corbin, Linda Jack-maCarolee Pay, Ann Boston, Susan Garertt, Joleen Zabris-kiCarol Linda Tracy, Mary Margaret Garrett, Myda Carter, JoAnn Fackrell, Sue Jack-maGeorgia Howard, Shirley Parkin, "From the earth comes an abundant Ufa tor all " The - V; Hazel Jones, Ruth Chapman, Carol Avery, Naomi Bailey and Aleen Garrett. e, Start Thursday " V y,t j This company menu is glamorous and delicious though its based on leftovers from the holiday meal. To impress friends and yet be kind to your pocketbook try this Turkey Rice Casserole garnished by Canadian bacon cornucopias and served with Frozen Crarberry Salad and Bite-SiCheddar Cheese Muffins. young at newly decorated salon Venice - -- Fourth Ward Honors Young Ladies at Award Program mV Si Page ze for Appointment Call 600 Dial, ! Vi hi ... ..Ke 5 wk. RINSE AND HAIR STYLE $2.00 (After U; 4 r' No. 9 North Main OFFER ij i A nr- .U J ui yrv NAIMSSERS INTRODUCTORY P. 'f A The 1961 16, 1 i .-- i November Thursday, PAMPER YOUR POCKETEOCK WITH THIS COMPANY MENU -V v M r-'- Utah ' 'J Virf V".' j J1 hf if. V I it Nephi, MEDIUM HALL FRIDAY NOV. 24 7 30 p.m. Tickets S1.00 Adults; 65c Students; 35c Child Welfare Fund Contribution Pms Emd |