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Show Thursday,' October Naphi.'Juab County, Wall, 64643 and Mra Reese Sherwood last week were Mr. and Mra N. C. Fillmore of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Urend.Mra,. Roland. Eaplln 09 Oeve Esplln of Mt Carmel, Utah, spent Thursday with hla' brother in law and sister, Ur. and Mrs. Clarence Pay. rThey all visited with other relatives In Provo and Salt Lake City on Friday. Mr.fanl Mrs. Thao Permoud of Midvale spent the week end visiting: with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Price, Mrs. Lavllla Bird, Mr. and Mr.Merron Price, and with Mrs. Perl Belllaton at and -- thP" hospital. week with Mrs. Verda ClowanL Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ostler, Mr. and Mra Gowers also visWayne Oatler, Mrs. Sadie Reid, ited with Mr. and Mra Glen Mrs. Jennie Swasey of Nephl, Gowers. The occasion was the and Mr. and Mrs, Keith Aston birthday anniversary of Mrs and family of Provo were, Sun- Glen. Gowers. and J day dinner guests of Mr.occasMr. and Mra Bemell Gowers Mrs. Arthur Scott. The ion was the birthday anniver- have a family dinner at their home on Thursday. Guests insary of Mrs. Scott r cluded Mrs. Olive Anderson, Mr and Mrs. Bemell Gowers, Mr. and Mra Marvin Anderson Mrs. Olive Anderson and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderand 'Mrs." Chet Anderson " of son of Ceres, California Ceres, Caltfoml a visited in Salt Lake City on Wednesday of last Visiting at the home of Mr. FIRST TIME EVER OFFEREDI Mrs. Fred Wilkey and fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Wilkey and daughter visited in Salt Lake City on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkey, and Mr. and Mrs. Merl M. Haynes. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Sperry. Ly HOUSE KEY ONLY $1.00 will buy a hunting accident policy protect your see K. J. familys security Sperry at 51 North Main or 7 call PERSONALIZED WITH YOUR OWN INITIAL OBLIGATION REE V Nothing to Outstanding 5 1 Cut to fit your own house , ' FREE 4 it ( with key-WH- 42 YOU WAIT ILE .I of a the purchase J f ' 623-038- NO Buy-- Y'f Reed Sherwood of Provo, Mrs. Memmott and two Byron daughters of Lehl, Mrs. Dale Spendlove and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Barnes and son of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Sherwood, Mra Johanna Hedges of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mra Reuben Sherwood of Kaysvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Breach of Holiday. They also visited with their father and grandfather, James T. Sherwood at the Juab County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Van Wayman (Joyce Tolley) of Salt Lake City announce the birth of a daughter on October 8. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wayman of Castle Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tolley of Nephl. Great grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tolley of Nephl. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tolley were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tolley in Delta. They also visited In Springville on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tolley. A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tolley was Jack Graff of Pamona, California. Members of Arfesians Several Nephl Ladies Group Presents Club Enjoy Two Visit Hew Temple At Oakland, California Program Meetings During Week The Artestian Club members met on Wednesday, October at 8 p m. at the home of Joyce Bowles. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Jana Hudson, Kathryn Anderson, Gayle Christensen, Joyce Har-warPauline Broadhead, Nan Day, Peggy Wankier, Gayle Steele, Marilyn Lund, Evie Bosh, Karen Gardner, Carlene The club also met Haynes. on Monday, October 12 at the home of Pauline Broadhead in Levan. Lilly Allen of Mt Pleasant demonstrated a line of fashions during the evening Joyce HarwarcL Carlene Malm gren, Nan Day, Ann Coombs, Gayle Christensen, Phyllis Anderson, Venna Haynes, Peggy Wankier, Joyce Bowles, Bonnie Nielsen and Lilly Allen were served refreshments by the hostess, Pauline Broadhead. d, Daughters of Pioneers 'A. Mona News Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rose of Bountiful, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks of Lakeshore were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brooks. ji Nephi Office Personnel Complete' Special Training in Saif Lake Gar- O. Osborne, em- Reg. 39.95 Temple hill In Mantl was read by Zelma Golden. The lesson Pioneers and the Indians was presented by Elizabeth Black. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Ellen Jarrett, ,Lua Stephenson and Olive Broadhead, to 16 In attendance. Elizabeth Black won the attendance prize. The last approval date for the 1964 Agricultural Conservation Program, in Juab County will be October 27. This will permit practices approved on that date to be completed and processed before the end of the year. If you have a soil "br water conservation practice- to be done this fall,' it up at the. ASCS offico prior to this date."' 1 7. 7 , , 1 a Your NEPHI JEWELRY gift headquarters for weddings, birthdays, or SB y special occas- - ... Atop quality hoavy gauge aluminum door with Clean, modern d g end lines. . for easy Installation. All Wtatheb Window) 12-i- i A deluxe, triple tilt action quality window. Heavy gauge extruded - VALLEY BUILDERS Phone aluminum; easy to cleanl justs from Inside; for easy Installation. Ad- EASY PAYMEHT! FREE DELIVERY! Phone 373-339- 4 IDEAL n. MATTRESS & FURNITURE 125 West 500 South Provo, Utah Is your gift headquarters . . for weddings, birthdays, or for any special occasion. 42 NEPHI DRUG CO. PRESCRIPION DEPARTMENT WILL CLOSE FOR THE DEER HUNT r-- v Your Cooperation will be appreciated! Have your refills made by Thursday October 15. We will leave about 300 p.m. Friday, October 16 and will be at service until then! 4 n. yzuz'j' d (23-004- on a new orthopedic mattress or box spring. in 1 Pre-hun- 210 West Center vr:nti , 5 REBUILT Or trade your old 'mattres of 5 Heavy Duty1 Storm Door f Sandra Baaddsgaard, 4 SWSWNW said Sec. 18. 86829 United States of America, Bureau of Land Management, P. O. Box 778, Fillmore, Ut. .06684 sec.-- ft from a a. well, 734 ft. deep at a point N. 2556E. 1829 ft. from SW. Cor. Sec. 19, T11S, R5W. The water Is to be used for the watering of 1000 cattle in NWy4SWy4 said Sec. 19. 5-t- Marinus Johnson, 434 East 6th South, Salt Lake City, 9 sec.-f- t. Ut. from Baker Springs at a point S. 660 ft. from Wy Cor. Sec. 11, T14S, R8W. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 as a supplemental supply, for the Irrigation of 400 acres in SW14 86376 -- ji NS, Sec. SENW EE, NW. f ; Wlhylp 'ifWlCe? You already to support a generous federal-stat- e medical program for those over 65 who need it Why pay again for a plan that kn!t heeded? y SWNE, 14, v .NENEH Sec. 13, Sec. 23, Sec. 24, T14S, pay taxes S SW, SNE NNU, R8W. SSEt4 - 'V 1 SESEyi Sec. 11, 36412 Eugene J. Aagard, Levan, Ut. .015 sec.-- ft from a n. well, bet 100 and 400 ft. deep at a point E. 1620 ft from W Cor. Sec. 29, T15S, R1W. The water Is to be used for the watering of 300 sheep and 30 cattle, all In NESW said Sec. 29. Surprised? Chances are you never heard of the.Kerr-Mill-s Law, passed by Con- gress in 1960. We call it... Health Op- - portunity Program for the Elderly. 4-I- Star-spangl- way to ed 5 end a sorrto college ft ' - - - "rr AH you need is a Payroll Savings Educators expect a year of college time the will cost at least $2,500 by Application and a promising freshman don youngster. their 76 of class the 'Beanies. But you can get it lor less by ' buying Series E Savings' Bonds Quick facts about Bonds now. Thats because pay you Sorias E Savings Bonds back $4 at maturity for every $8 i.Ym get back $4 for every $3 at i , you invest. Maturity (7 $4 year) . ' Bonds are a good deal in another You pay uo atate or local income tax and can defer payment of 'V&ytoo.' Because they help pre-- , federal tax until the Bonds are serve your sons freedom to use his v .'cashed education. Uncle Sam makes good e Year Bonda are replaced free if use of the money, safeguarding'; lost, destroyed or stolen n i around the world. interests our o Yon can get your money when j " i can build your yen need ft. t If you like, you Ctejif. , fund buyautomatically by college Boy f Sonde tor ing Bonds, on the Payroll Savings t'l m Plan where you work. J) s'f' ia i q.iiiT i m 1i Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applications with reasons therefor, must be Bled in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before November 28, 1964. j ; Wayne D. Criddle STATE ENGINEER Si. UVj Dates of publication: October 15, 22 and 29 1964 in The Times-NewNephl, Utah. , .. r p M t, T tfe. Medicare Tax would have you believe that its passage is urgent. . .that persons over 65 are deprived of needed medical So why pay twice? Find . Smoicey Says: :x I ". 'I ;r M t care because they cant pay for it s, - II ut ! . A. This program enables individual states, with.federal assistance, to guarantee o every elderly person who needs he or she requires. it the health-carThousands of people every day are being helped by its broad benefits. Yet, the supporters of the proposed I P T out about the health program youre already sup-- ! porting. For information on health care - for the elderly in your area, ask your doctor or call the number listed below. e 4'1 A ti w, i HEALTH OPPORTUNITY r'A'.rJ k Keep' freedom In your Mure U. S. SAVINGS BONDS ru VJ. tuipml Im mat ear SO IA trial awppari. r lUr paPmer TU PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY UTAH COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Kh Ask Your Family Doctor Who 0. Smell wermbig kf me free cea Urge forest tree! OflHs Scdety. it . MATTRESSES Stoneman, and Janice Mickel-soRosalie Foote and Brenda Tanner were unable to attend. The residents of the rest home enjoyed the program. a training workshop held at the State Office in Salt Lake City. The workshop consisted of intensive training in adminprograms, Guests of Mrs. Jarreft istration of farm public relations, work improvement methods, etc.. The Fort Wall Camp of the The workshops are a part Daughters of the Utah Pioneers of the ASCS training program met on Friday, October 9 at to assist to provide the home of Mrs. Ellen Jarrett better andemployees more efficient serCaptain, Bessie Nielsen presid- vice to farmers in the adminised and conducted ,the meeting. tration of 'farm programs! She welcomed the group and made announcements concerning future meetings. Following the opening song, prayer was October 27 Set as giveh by1 Chaplain Alligee An Deadline for 1964 derson. Minutes of the September meeting were read by Amy Warner1. The history of the Conservation Practices - J Page $lx 964 Buy -- Sell -- Rent Home ployees of the Juab Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service recently completed and Mrs. James R. Straub of San Diego, California are visiting at the home of their son in law and daughter, Mr. NOTICE TO WATER USERS and Mrs. Wells Ellertson. They The following applications will remain for the deer hunt. have- - been filed with the State Leon Green of Salt Lake Engineer to appropriate water City visited at the home of in Juab County, State of Utah, Mr. and Mrs. E. Alton Ellert- throughout the entire year unson on Monday. less otherwise designated. All locations are In SLB&M. Edward Newton, son of Mr. In is Select yttu silverware patand Mrs. Ross Newton, 36299 Nash, Eureka, tern from Nephi Jewelry. Many Kansas City to attend the nat- Ut. .015 Floyd. sec.-f- t. from a beautiful "pattern tg choose ional FFA convention. well, bet. 50 and 75 ft. deep from. Vi at a N. 245 ft .and E. Mrs. Ross Newton entertainpoint ' v'ui ed in honor of her mother, Mrs. 492 ft from W Cor. Sec. 18, 'T water T10S, to Mt. be of is Rowe R2W,The Pleasant, Dudley on her birthday anniversary on used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 18 acre In Sunday. Mr. at Rest NEPHI JEWELRY Marian Memmott Ellen rett and Leo l Use the THIs to The people of the Colonial Manor Rest home were favored Sunday with a program from a Spanish Fork chorus. The program consisted of a group of songs ranging from fun songs to religious selections. The chorus was directed by Beth Bean Gee, a former resident of Nephi and accompanist was Cathy Rosenbaum. Girls of the chorus are 12 years of age, and are Karen Keyte, Margo Nielson, Becky Van Ausdal, Marilyn Stone, Linda Paxman, Irene 5, Of Fort Wall Camp selection Storm Door . A group of East Juab County ladles have just returned from an enjoyable tour to the Oakland Temple and the San Francisco bay area. While at the Temple they met Elder Lester Broadhead who is acting as a guide at the Temple. In San Francisco the group saw many places of interest They also spent some time in Reno, Nevada. Those taking the trip included Mary Shaw, Lavem Worthington, Nina Morgan of Levan, Olive Cowan, Effie Bean and Bernice Painter, 1 Isa Member' ' . : |