Nephi Times-News | 1964-05-28 | Page 3

Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648 - 27jc Thursday, May 28, 1964 Simco-Kctt- ic Review of Year's JHS Fishing Season Here Sports Activities Given COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIALS FATHER'S DAY IS COMING WE HAVE THE TOOLS HE WANTS NOW DUY WHILE THE SELECTION IS GOOD ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OF ALL TYPES MOTORS IN STOCK FROM 16 TO 1 H.P. Plumbing and Builders' Supply NEPHI 66 SOUTH MAIN Dale M. Worwood Dave Austin '. FOR SALE to be moved 30 apartment buildings 105 x 21 feet Can be remodeled into nice apartments, home or cabins, motel. Will make good shop warehouse or. farm building. $1700 delivered to Tooele, your lot. Call naces. Two used coal furnaces In very good condition, complete with blower, stoker and controls. Also special price on new toilets guaranteed good flushing BARTON Plumbing S47 North Main, Complete financing. & Heating 882-351- 6, NephL 20-1-2- SINCLAIR SERVICE STATFLAT FISH really do the ION FOR LEASE at 805 North at each 66c they're only jcb Contact Forrest AnMain L in Forneys Variety Store derson Ne-pb- at 623-011- 7. FOR SALE Spinet piano Take over small y glassllned fast re- monthly payments. For more covery electric water heaters. details write: Credit Manager, All sizes at special discounts Box 179, Sugar House Station, Barton Salt Lake City, Utah fo rthds spring sale. Plumbing & Heating, 347 No. Main, NephL Utah FOR SALE Giant ansies, Basket of Gold, Delphinium, home for Painted Dasies, Stocks, Phlox, LARGE Carnations, Sweet Williams, sale, with extra large lot. Own- Snap Dragons, Asters, Zinnias, er taking big loss in order to 13 varieties of Marigolds, Will location. sell. Choice Salvia, consider trade for property in Dahlias, Cockscomb, Begonias, Piovo or Salt Lake. Appoint- Verbena, Tuberous Dianthus in ment.. necessary, to., see ..this Geraniums, Bravo 33 varieties of and )ik pi red, home. Please phone Doug or Petunias, Alysum, Lobelias, Christiansen at Perennial Asters, Doroncium, agent for George T. Gladiola, bulks, Rose bushes, Realtor. Eckersley, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Peppers, 212223 Egg Plant, Tomato Plants, OF- insecticides, fertilizers and peat HAVE ATTRACTIVE at Olsens 212 South CenFER for couple or individual moss ter Street., Santaquin, Utah Interested in motel manage- Phone Closed Sunment See Mrs. Robert K. 20tf days. Anderson at Safari Motel. WATER HEATER SALE this area. First-qualit- 623-02- by Rex Bean, Sports Editor, JJI.S. Clarion The ahletic program at Juab High School has been a full one this year, with football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, track and baseball. Coach D. L. Davies, a new coach at Juab, coached an unfamiliar team this year in football. The team won one game, against Wasatch Academy, 19 to 13. According to Coach Davies, the team showed great Improvement in the season, running new formations, and gained coordination of plays. "We expect a high percentage of returning players stated Coach Davies. "We will be running the same formations, and expect to improve considerably. this year were Hap White and Van Gardner. Next years captains are Cliff Howard and Dennis TruscotL In basketbarU, the team coached by Kelvin Clayton tied for first place in the Sanpete division with North Sanpete, with seven wins and one loss. "A new record probably was set in scoring, in the Wasatch Academy game Coach Clayton said, with a score of 10633! Bryce Lynn was included on 9 the Deseret News team, first team, and Carl Howard, Steve Nyman and Bob Shepherd were on the second team. The basketball squad is losing five seniors. Special thanks and congratulations from Basketball Coach Clayton are extended to Steve Nyman, Bryce Lynn, Harlo Newton, Dennis Steele and Leon Pexton. Dennis Truscott and Ed. Newton were captains of this years wrestling team on which 12 wrestlers lettered, seven of whom will return. The team is losing Clyde Hayes, Hap White and Richard Daley, who took third place in state competition. There were three lettermen in tennis: Tam Johnson, Dennis Jensen and Clyde Gowers, who are first, second and third in singles competition. The team lost to Wayne high for a chance to go to the state meet. According to Coach Clayton all team members will return next year. A school record was broken by Cliff Howard in the javelin throw. He threw it 157 feet 8 inches. The track team was strong in the sprints, and Dennis Steele was strong inr the high jump. Gordon Paxmar., Bruce Beal and Carl Howard were good in the broad jump. The team was good in the 880 and I ' 50 623-07- 25 mile. . ,4-- 0; 623-115- 1, SUMMER... Those sticky, fagged out days can be gone forever . . . when you air condition your home electrically. Air conditioning electrically is a good investment, too your home will have a higher resale value. In fact, some housing authorities predict that in a few years homes without air conditioning will be obsolete. Enjoy spring all summer. Air condition now ! the proven way electrically Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Allred and baby of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Archie .Aiken of Spring City were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C R. Tol- J n, of Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Reid were in Preston, Idaho last week far the graduation exercises of their granddaughter, Gail Tanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Tanner, on May 22. They also visited at Lava Hot Springs and Nielsen. i Mrs. Earl Haims and son Robert of Callao were Sunday over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner. They were in Nephi to attend the Seminary graduation exercises for their daughter and sister, Betty Timms. . WITH EACH GALLON of inferior paint! Decoramic or Accent is interior paint of outstanding qualify. Available in every color, shade This QUICK-DRYIN- G MVILOKI PRFF If you dont need a new paint brush, you can have your choice of a roller and try or a polyethelene drop cloth with the purchase of your gallon of paint. r guranteed to flush properly. BARTON PLUMBING & HEATING 347 North Main Nephi, Utah DUNS V OLIVES 'Burger pkgs bag PORK & DEANS Wyandotte Select - Pitted 5V2 oz Van Camps dOO CUTTER Solid r(p)t Pack 0Vlb PINK SALMON E(S1C -- - Pierces ""OJS cans TABLERITE tag cr Hot IMlJIAV TACLERITE VIXLE FRYERS CUT POTATOES lb & 3 LECSED 35 II? 33$ lb MORRELL RATH SHANK PIECE lb HAM MUMS TADLEFRESH PRODUCE FRESH CORN g NEW CROP -- URGE LUfXH MEAT 120Z5) CHEF DONELESS COOKED HAM I SHASTA cans HEINZ lb LO-CA- cr AT.0 RELISHES 1 iaK T 46ozV(? L cansZr ASSORTED u FROZEN FOODS FICTS17EET Ears LEMONADE n5) 6 oz nC3 U cans IGA FRUIT PIES or SALMON CENTER JUMBO BANQUET CREAM PIES TT CANTALOUPE 3100 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS CLOSE OUT Your KITCHEN Choice PAPER NAPKINS PRICES EFFECTIVE THU RS., Fill. STORES CLOSED SAT. MAY 30 CHARM 5) 60 cf.v) 3 pkgs OPlifTkilDAV UNTIL 7 P.M. ALSO LINSEED OIL (Boiled) 1.99 gallon FOR MORE BONUS DUYS SEE YOUR available at ROSS GARRETT. BRANCH MANAGER f UFfTNM PUCU PlUt TAX AMO ftCIttADAJU TtfSS We have a special price on new toilets, PICKLES HOT DAR D QED FRYERS Paint Brush 3qts 1.00 FRIDAY ONLY - ORDER NOW KELLY SAFE TRAC-- S to withstand damaging Heat Build-u- p , . Ye also have two used coal furnaces in vein good condition, complete with blower, stoker and controls. ..J DILL ENAMEL YOULL ENJOY USING! Gifve a .lift to living by painting your home! HEAT-GUAR- D New Oil, Gas or Coal Furnaces FOOD TREATS FOR YOUR "H IGA CAN A 100 FURNACE SALE CARD OF THANKS TALL or hue. WITH 623-061- 8. 1 gan. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackman, celebrating her birthday anniversary, were Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and children. Miss Lora Lee Engle and Mrs. Ethel Jensen, ail of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry PetMrs. Paul Johnson and Mrs. erson of Fountain Green. James E. Moore of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olsen City were in Nephi Tuesday and family of Ogden were the to attend the funeral services week end guests of Mr. and for Amos G. Irons. iLiMrs. J. E. Hansen. Harlin Benedict and Barry and Van and Mrs. Leo Memmott edict of Mountain View, Grand Junction, Colorado ming visited at the Hansen announce the birth of a daught home on Monday. er on May 12.: Grandparents Douglas Payne of Barnwell, are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trantguest er and Mr. and Mrs. William Alberta, Canada was Paxman of Nephi. Great grand of Von Christensen at the home of his parents, Mr. and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reu- Mrs. James P. Christensen ben Quamberg of Scipio. over the week end. Both young Mrs. Arthur Traitner spent men are attending Snow Col-lg-e. two weeks at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Leo Memmott in Max Christensen of WestGrand Junction, Colorado. Her minister, California is visiting husband, Mrs. William and Mrs. Dee Tranter his brother in law and sister, and daughter Deanne joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballow for , her for the week end, and she two weeks. accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Winter Mrs. Lula Memmott spent and children were in Salt Lake last week in American Folk City as over night guests of law, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mem-wit- h Mr. and Mrs. Tom May. Tiey her son and daughter in also visited in Pleasant Grove with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence mott ibaiby 56 ley. 4. far fra A domaneo rmroe Contractor UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. 3 8, Clark Snow of Ely, Nevada visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snow over the week end. and Mrs. Lowell Bishop Sherrett and daughters Sherrie, Debbie and Kathleen of Cedar City were guests during th week of Mr. and Mrs. Gib-- -- Social Items Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brough returned home Saturday after visiting in the Northwest for ten days. They visited In Olympia, Washington with their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Brough and in Portland with their nieces and families: Mr. and Mrs. Reed Madsen ('Margaret t Park-es- ) and Mr. and Mrs. Ferl Blackburn (VeraDean Parkes.) They also enjoyed a trip to Vancouver, British Columbia. Air Condition O no Room or Your intlro The Proven Way! Hows Electrically Now from your Electric Dealer or Mr. and Mrs. Van Wayman of Salt Lake City were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tolley. USED VACUUMS FOR SALE at Jacks AppUaaoe 11 North Mata Nephi the pasture and 13 others joinWANTED Reliable baby ed them for a hamburger fry. sitter at my home soon! Daily The Posse presidency reminds Monday through Friday, 8 a m. all members and potential to 5 p.m. Contact Doris Palmmembers that dues must be er at 382 North Main, Nephi, paid by May 28 In order to Utah. participate in arena and stock events during the summer. FOR SALE Used electric Small range. pups. Also type FOR SALE New cotton Marvin GarRepair mattress, $10.00; New skies, Bicycle rett. bindings and poles $10.00. If Interested please coll before 8 am. Friday. Boyd Ivie, phone Your FULLER BRUSH ageat is Carl Pringle, Phone [phone] E. 2 North Nephi, Utah. Household cleanFOR SALE 1951 Packard ing aids, personal brushes, polSee Lans Service at Levan ishes, waxes, sprays, ooanetlcs, or phone all household needs. 2223 22 thru 25 We are indeed grateful for our friends and relatives of the communities of East Juab County for their kindnesses in our behalf following the death and Mrs. Mr. Meril Stephen-se- n of our sister, Caroline Orgill. and family were in Mor- We are especially grateful for oni on Thursday for the Jun- words of consolation, for the ior High Graduation, and on prayers, and musica selections for all Friday for the North Sanpete at the inservices, andWe any way. say High School Graduation exer- helped too, to the neighbors thanks, cises. who helped during her many Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mor- years of illness, in lifting her gan and family of Salt Lake burdens. Joseph and George City were week end visitors of his mother, Mrs. Nina MorOrgill Mr. and Mrs. Femleigh Gardner of Cedar City visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson S. Cowan on Saturday. QJ Buy I 7. KELLY M CONDITION , Levan Local, Nephi Local, Social News NO NEED TO 0 i THEYRE CHAMPS Then First Security Bank Ball Droppers won womens league honors: L to. r. Revs Bryan, Veda Rae Whiting, Janet Greenhalgh, Margaret Christiansen, Elaine Llewellyn and Melba Jensen. After the final night of ing their place several times, bowling far the 1964 season, they came out on top. the First Security Bank team Margaret Christiansen is the became champions of the Mon- captain of the team with Reva day Night Balldropper League Bryan, Veda Rae Whiting, Melfor Women. ba Jensen, Janet Greenhalgh They have held first place all and Elaine Llewellyn are the through the season and through members. perse rverance, after almost los 623-02- 85 "SWEAT OUT" Layton. Mefnbers of the Nephi-Neb- o Posse and their partners enjoyed a moonlight ride ot the elk pasture Saturday evening. Twenty-on- e members rode to 623-015- 9. 8-- 11-- - i j Clarice Kendall of Salt Lake spent last week with her City 13-to Gunnison Seh "We will be real strong next mother, Mrs. J. A. Kendall. LAWN CUTTING Also year, with 12 returning play- left Monday to visit at WashGarden Tilling with tiller ers said Coach Greenhalgh, ington and Hurricane, Utah, TOMATO PLANTS for sale Darrell Kendall, phone "our only weakness will be in with her sisters. also Petunia, Asters and othas we are losing our pitching, Mr. and Mrs. BemelL Gower plants for sale Eldon pitchers. of Nephi, and Lewis Anderers 610 South Second BcUiston, PASTURE FOR RENT In the awards assembly, son of Reno, Nevada were in East, NephL Call Steve NyHarlo Newton and Tooele Monday to attend funman were chosen as the out- eral services for Mrs. Olive standing athletes of the year. Nielsen. Mr. Anderson is visThose chosen for each sport iting with his mother, Mrs. Olwere: Harlow Newton, foot ive Anderson for a few . days ball; Richard Daley, wrestling; this week. Gary Howard, baseball; Tom Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Johnson, tennis; Dennis Steele, and Mrs. Wallace Pferkvrara track; and Bryor Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Seat and 754-391- 3. , v A: Pax-ma- Richard Daley is the only participant Who will leave this year. Efforts of the baseball team were thwarted by the weather, and they were only able to play four games of the eight that might have been scheduled. The team lost to (Manti, in comwon over Delta petition 7 in two extra innings; lost to North Sanpete and lost t Mrs. Dean Howard and Mrs. Roy Nielsen spent the week end in Ephraim with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. EUason. Mrs. Lavell Svedin had as her week end visitors her sister, Mrs. Celia Young and daughter Mrs. Blair Barber of j all-regi- ALICERS r FURNACE SALE ...Hew OIL Gas and Coal fur- Social Items Thr Pag OAS HAZARD GCAAANTli (aacapt arapaif big paaclarai) aai Tfalr mom Pro tiara m hand raa mm mrmrf m i:iteio:itai:i I far raartira Ma af tromd. wwiwing rartfiaral fraratf mod ASSOCIATION GREENWOOD SERVICE 750 North Main - Nephi, Utah-,- Phone (23-- 1 FARCERS 851 285 West Center Phone [phone]- Nephi YOUR NEPHI IGA STORE CHECK THE IGA ADS in S. L and Provo Papers FREE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS a NEPHI 56 EAST CENTER STREET Phone [phone] Custom Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing