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Show NopM, Juab County, Utah 84648 -- Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lunt have as their guests this week Mr .and Mrs. Michael Lunt and daughters Donna and Lauetta of Escondido, California; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lunt and children Kirby, Mikkl and Lois, all of Salt Lake City. Nephi Local, Social Items Week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen in Nephi were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin of Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Olsen and daughter Gail of Magna, Raymond Olsen of Fort Ord, Calif., Freddie Reran and Glen Steele of San Antonio. Texas; Max Olsen and son Mike of Kearns, Daryl Olsen of Magna and Lane Woolsey of Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. Ora H. Lunt and Mr. and Mrs. Burnell M. Lunt, Mrs. George D. Haymond Jr. and Miss Paula Jean Haymond were in Salt Lake City on Saturday to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Jarrett, who died on October Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pace of Spanish Fork, and Mrs. y Springs and sons Bret and Shaun were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pace. Mrs. Spriggs (Carol Ann Pace) and children have been visiting with her parMrs. ents. She will leave in the near children Oneita Fackrell and Michael, Valarie and future to join her husband In Lynette of Springville visited Denver, Colorado. on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lunt, parents of Mrs. Fackrell. NOW IS THE TIME to try better coal from WHITE'S Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wilson of COAL Let us know your Salt Lake Monday particular needs. Phone 623- - at the homeCityof spent Mr. and Mrs. George Latimer. . Mrs. A. V. Gadd had as her guests over the week end, Mrs. Ralph Frandsen and children Marilyn, Sheryl and Garry; Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Gadd, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gadd and children Rodney, Larry and Sharon; all of Salt Lake City, and J. H. Gadd of Provo. Regular Meeting Held Thursday, October 28, 1965 . Introducing the tuned car. Recently by Camp Birch Camp Birch of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers recently met at the home of Zola Howard. Prayer was offered by Norma Bailey, followed by group singing, and the minutes of the previous meeting. Blanche Cooper gave some Information on writing histories of pioneers who came before 1869, and also read an article on the Health monument and the Warm She told Springs monument. about "Living Dolls Reveal the Past" which an historial of 250 dolls, collected from all parts of the world, that will soon be on display at the D.U.P. Museum in Salt Lake City. An attendant will be on hand to tell about the collection. The lesson on "Pioneer Forts of the West" was given by Erma Garrett. Plans were made for the camp to take a sight seeing trip, and the following Monday members of the camp visited Cove Fort and other historic points of interest enroute. Members at the meeting were Blanche Cooper, Effie Scott, Nona Smith, Twila Winn, Flossie Sudweeks, Sylvia Peters, Alberta Jones, Erva Howard, Mazel Sudweeks, Jessie Worcol-lecti- 62S-144- 8, $150.00. Wkat make a ear a ear Is styling, performance, ride and handling. Only when theyre all tnned together Is the ear a Ilulck. Like this 1000 .Skylark Oran Sport pictured above. Wouldnt yon really rather have a Ilulck? Double-Checke- Ttiorot an authorized Bulck dealer near you. See his 740 North Main St. TO FURTHER SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT May we go over some FACTS together? TAKE FIVE MINUTES to read and I two minutes to think. then have the ANSWER to YOUR ACTION at the polls! You will LET US ALL FACE THE FACTS In last weeks S a political advertisement listed the accomplishments of Nephi City during the past FOUR YEARS. But it stated, and we quote In THEIR First Term They Have Accomplished. A long list fol- ft TIMES-NEW- lowed. NOW FOR THE FACTS f i i - Nephi - Phone 623-185- 1 623-125- 5. s i 'J used cars, too. d GREENWOOD SERVICE Co-quel- la i 1 Pag !? FOR OVATION COSMETICS Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kay had call Carolyn Hayes Bailey at 213 East 6th North, thington, Erma Garrett, as their week end visitors, Mr. and Mrs. John Maughn and son Nephi. McPherson, Fern GarDaren of Smithfield, Mrs. Lloyd POTATOES FOR SALE rett, Zola Howard, Maude InMickel and children Vickie and white or red Bill Pay, 295 gram, Norma Bailey and Olive Jmmie of Salt Lake City. Boswell. North 5 East, phone SALE Shopsm (saw, lathe and drill press oo bination). See Jim Painter Painter Motor Co., or nhc 623-107- 6. ters, Mrs. Glenn (Carol) Lewis of Salt Lake City, and Miss Nancy Nyman of ITovo. Charles Rose of Provo also was a guest at the Nyman home. The occasion was the birth day anniversary of Mrs. Nyman. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Chapman of Chapman Furniture Company sjent four days of last week in Las Vegas where they attended the Western convention. Floor Coveming The convention was held at the Riveria Hotel. 20. Mrs. Barrett was a sister of Mrs. Ora Lunt and Mrs. Ber-ne- ll Lunt, and an aunt of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Latimer Haymond. had as their guests on Saturday Mrs. Geraldine their Mrs. Evelyn Palmer of Salt Davis, daughter, and her children, MichLake City and Mrs. Geneva ael, Karen, Linda Sue and DebKing of Los Angeles, California ra Ann of Orem. Debra Ann were guests on Sunday of Mrs. remained with her grandparents Jack Wright for a three weeks visit. Le-Ro- ! Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman over the week end were their daugh- I)f Simco-iWtU- During the stated FOUR YEAES the City Council was composed of: projects, tax levies, budgets, is made possible only by the MAJORITY VOTE of the City Council 2. All City Business All things of merit which have been accomplished in the past four years now exist because of the foresight planning, action, supervision and VOTE of the THREE COUNCILMEN who have been represent-i- n you and working for your interests. REMEMBER, the Mayor does not vote!! City Records prove the above Republican Councilmen had high and consistent attendance to duty .and the responsibility of their offices. ALTHOUGH WE BELIEVE THEIR EFFORTS etaoin Although !we believe their efforts were not well directed (It is not a question of Good Faith, they were perhaps just misinformed) we thank the Democratic City Committee who wrote the advertisement for bringing to the attention of Nephi citizens the accomplishments of the REPUBLICAN CONTROLLED city administration. Some of the items they mentioned were conceived 20 YEARS AGO by REPUBLICAN administrators and worked on continuously to the present time. 1. 3 2 1 Again we REPUBLICAN MEMBEES DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS MAYOR (in City business, by law, the Mayor conducts but doesnt vote) stale: Let us examine the more important ones: WATER THESE MEN WILL COOPERATE AND WORK TOGETHER TO IMPROVE NEPHI CITY'S FACILITIES. SERVICES AND CIVIC ATMOSPHERE ments are the results of REPUBLICAN Councils and leadership. It costs as much as $20,000.00 to acquire title to the water from one well. There is a statutory time in which this can be done. It would be foolish and bad business to invest such large sums to lie idle when exchange gave extra water for city purposes at much cheaper costs. WATER is better than gold, and the rights, title to, and development of this precious emmodity have not been nelected and they never will be! PUBLIC RELATIONS They say Public Relations need improvement Are public relations bad???? If so, let the peope investigate the reasons!! TAXES From the advertisement : The Citys tax levy has not been increased. THIS IS A FACT : During the subject Four Year term Nephi City collected and spent upwards of $100,000.00 more in taxes paid by citizens and others than in any period. WE KNOW that some of this can previous be saved, and we have pledged ourselves to do it! 4-y- WELL DRILLING programs and water exchange agree WE PLEDGE BETTER MANAGEMENT, GREATER EFFICIENCY, A FULL APPRAISAL OF NEEDS FOR IMPROVE- MENT OF CITY SERVICES WITH PLANNED, ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT VOTE REPUBLICAN 3 MEN OF ACTION CAN ACCOMPLISH THIS BY FULL COOPERATION AND WORKING TOGETHER! VOTE REPUBLICAN NOVEMBER 2 --- I Paid Political Advertisement by Nephi City Republican Committee I Three |
