Nephi Times-News | 1966-05-19 | Page 3

Nepki, Juab County, Utah CljcSimcfi'JVrtuc Thuriday, May 19, 1964 Mrs. Lynn Wright is I ; Hovft'Jl'?. Two toolroom h.Jf share bus-,,U- L irlot, rigation water, Exivllent location Hey Decker, phone [phone] ItI.lO.VKsiEl) UWMWIC 1963 MM. Kit MKDDIVU GIFT IJST for every wedding . . at XejIU Jewelry, 17 North Main, Nephl. Bible Lrn at the Juab County I Iospit.il at Nephi durMr. and Mr. Jess Brook reing the past week Include the leiurned home after havcently following, according to the list Mothers' Day Party released Wednesday morning by ing spent the winter In California with fiend and relative. The member and guest of Hospital authorities; Mrs. Melvin Stanley and Mrs. the iHIpluc Literary Club met Daughter, born May 11 to Mr. at the home of Mr. Lynn and Mrs. Gary Bigler of Eur- Stella Olpm of Nephi visited with Mrs. Katie Sheperd on W rig hi on Thursday evening. eka. Gran Ipn rents are Mr. and May 12. President Valoy Men-lov- e Mr. Mac Bigler of Eureka. Monday. welcomed club member Grandmother is Mr. Bigand guest and the club collect ler, also of Eureka Ruby t. was read by Mr. Beth Daughter, born May 17 to Mr. atul Mr. Reed Chtpman of NeMr. Menlove introduced K. phi. Grandparent are Mr, and J, Sjerry, who talked to the Mrs, DeVere Chipman of Canclub member about plana for ada and Mr, and Mrs, LeRoi a golf course In Nephi. Mr. Stone erf Salt Like City. Great Sperry showed an architect' grandparent are Mr. and Mrs. drawing of the proponed golf Freeman Clifton and W. C. course and then dtecuaxed the Stone of Canada, advantage of budding a golf course In Nephi. He also pointed out some of the problem that would have t be overcome fWIATHERlRIPQRTJ vn If a golf course is built rvsv ' pW- EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE on watches and Jewelry Nephi Jewelry, 17 North Main, Nephi 4-- 623-185- 1. 15-ye- 363-399- 4-- 445-343- l'i 623-079- 9. COME AND SEE WANTED TO BUY Surry WHAT $600.00 WILL BUY also a good Either of 2 houses, 24 x 36 ft. buggy. Call 4 or 5 rooms, bath, nice cupboards, lifetime roofs. See EdWANTED TO BUY Used die Dutson at Lynndyl, phone [phone] Call Marv upright piano Eloper at evenings. NOW Portable Stereo only 79.95 Other models higher. HEY, YOU FISHERMEN! Jack's Appliance 45 South Main Have worms, all sizes and shapes. Will deliver. 1 dozen 15c; REGISTERED APPALOOSA, STALLION for service. Con2 dozen 25c. Arden Hill, tact R. Terry Kendall, 595 East 123 South 1st West . 3rd North, Nephi. Phone in good condition 623-051- 1. 875-270- 623-195- 4, nr - will enjoy Winnie the 2 lo 92 HIODIKS f ail age Poo now playing am a companion feature to The Ugly Diiclimhuiid at the Venice Theatre I hi week end. Both are , popular Walt DNney productions. 623-156- 3. BEDDING PLANTS FOR SALE Tomatoes, Dusty MilFOR SALE: Gibson Electric ler and others. Eldon Belliston, 610 South 2nd East, Nephi guitar and amplifier, with and tremolo. This vicinity. 2021 For more details' write Guitar Box 6179, Salt Department, TRANSISTOR RADIOS for Lake City, Utah. Graduation gifts $14.95 and 181920 Jacks Appliance, 45 So. up BEESLEY MONUMENT CO Main, Nephi For grave markers, monu. .FOR SALE Two bedroom ments, death dates and inbrick home. Full basement with scriptions of any type. Terms finished bedroom. Fenced In available. See our local repyard. See at 175 East 2nd So. resentative: George Johnson, re-vt- rb County Attorney Milton T. Hannon, guest speaker for the evening, wus introduced by Members of the Chalice Club held their anunal Mothers day banquet on May 12 at Mickel-son- s Cafe. President Joyce Pay conducted the meeting and introduced K. J. Sperry, who told of plans for a proposed golf He asked support of course. the club. Alene Sperry, program chairman, presented the program with Rowena Pew singing That Wonderful Mother of Mine. Marjorie Greenhalgh grave two readings by Edgar A. Guest, and Shirley Tew gave a musical reading. "A Parable for Mother by Temple Bailey. A tribute to Mother was given by Beth Jarrett, with a reponse by Inez Rosenlof. A potted plant was then pre sented to each mother, and Betty Motes took pictures. Members and guests present were: Beth Jarrett, Inez Rosen' lof. Delta Hedberg, Erma Cartel Hazel Boyington, Ora Carter, Shirley Tew, Anna Ostler, Rowena Pew, Alvira Kenner, Jean Wilkey, Betty Motes, Jean Johnso, nBernice Boswell, Ar-dTidwell, Carmen Blackburn, Alene Sperry, Hazel Roylance, LuOna Prisbrey, LuDean Talbot, Ada Kendall, Corrine Jenkins, Greenhalgh, Marjorie Joyce Pay, Gertrude Coulson, Myrtle Davis and Adele Jack-son. Attending the American Legion Auxiliarys District 4 Past Presidents breakfast at the American Legion Hall Saturday morning in Payson were Mrs. Maylon Bowers, Mrs. Ada Sperry, Mrs. LaVell Svedin, Mrs. Coquella McPherson and Mrs. Margaret White, all representing Nephi Unit No. 1. Mrs. James L. Painter. 623-182- Tc. at 0 1.10 Everybody invited to Temperature and preolpita-tk- n figures as compiled by the Nephi and Leviin weather reporting stations are as follows: NEIIII Date station meat liver n meat chicken 'n meat meaty mix tuna LANES RAYS CAFE May 13 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 18 USE THE TNT'S LEVAN Date May May 11 12 When you cant hug him, you can wrap your heart around his voice with a Long Distance May 17 r INVITATION FOR BIDS The Board of Juab County Commissioners, in accordance with the Governmental Immunity Act of 1965, opens to public bid, liability insurance to be purchased by Juab County, covering all areas of liability created by said Act. A copy of the Governmental Immunity Act may be reviewed at the office of Juab County Clerk. All bidders are requested to submit their bids by June 15, and in sufficient form so that policies may be in force by July 1, 1966. Bids should be submitted to the Board of County Commissioners, and may be delivered to the County Clerk for transmittal. call. V Go ahead. Call now. mo Mountain States Telephone Dates of publication: May 19, May 26, June 2, June 9, 1966. r I was 14 years old what month this Is? NOW PAYING INC. 4.15 WHEN HELD TO MATURITY --- 8 cans 98$ GRATED TUNA-VA- N CAMPS - Reg. tins 5 for 98 TOMATO SAUCE - HUNTS - 8 oz -- 1 0 for 98 3 oz - Any flavors - 1 JELL-O--Regul0 for 985 RED SALMON - LIBBY'S TALL CANS - - each Q5 OYSTERS - - GEISHA-Soztin- s 3for05 ar first Savings Bond 25 years ago UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, SSS SOUTH STM IAT SAIT IAKC cmr, UTAH 19 1202-4- 9$ I bought my er BUY RENT OR SELL! cans This is National Tavern Month the time when America! brewers pay special tribute to the friendly folk who serve the friendly brew. So why not stop by your favorite tavern, enjoy the great refreshing flavor of a nice cool beer, and mention that youre glad casually to the tavern-keephes there. We are. to SNACK LNNCHEON MEAT LIBBY BEETS - DICED OR SHOESTRING - 303 size 623-155- 1. IS NATIONAL TAVERN MONTH RAY'S m SPRING TIRE SPECIAL at GREENWOOD SERVICE 4 RECAPS (exchange) ONLY $28.00 budget terms for yonr convenience. Contact erl W. Wilkey world. Call collect 0 or or send resume to 155 North 2nd 11 tf 19tf. West, Provo. MAY summer at leagues package-1.- 623-005- 2. Do you know the join 2 pound PALACE BACON MORRELL LUNCH MEA- T- 3pkgs89 SAUSAGE ROLLS- - - MORRELLS - - 2 for COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE -- lb -- 55$ 373-183- 623-056- SUNDAY ONLY i BE YOUR OWN BOSS! International business looking for local representative. High commissions paid by largest EXCAVATING, fill dirt, top company of its kind in the seoil. Attorn- ey Harmon talked about Criminal Activity in Juab County Improvemet Range He stated that all criminal casLivestock men In Juab Coun- es. except those in violation of ty will learn more about how city ordinances, welfare cases they can increase thedr farm In- or a case involving the state come through range Improve- Highway Patrol, are referred to ment, during today's activities. the office of the County AttorKarl Parker, Utah State Uni- ney. versity Range Specialist, will Mr. Harmon stated that in be the speaker at the Juab 1963 eight complaints were Cattlemens sponsored meeting handled by his office. This intonight (May 19 i at 8 p.m. In creased to 14 in 1964, 25 in the court room of the Juab 1965, and since January 1 of Courthouse. Main topic County of discussion will be range Im- this year, 17 have been filed. Mr. Harmon stated that even provement practices on private inland, including sagebrush con- though there has been an crease in criminal activity in and trol through spraying low plowing, and grazing manage- Juab County, the irate is in comparison to other counties ment. Mr. Parker also will discuss in the district the expected increase In proRefreshments were served to duction of improved ranges ov- Mrs. Earl Bowles, Mrs. Donald er unimproved. Sheri Ferre, Mrs. Mrs. Eyre, For those who are interested, Clarence Mrs. Jay Greenhalgh, a range tour will leave from the C. Mickelson, Mrs. James L. 1 p.m. at office County Agent's Bainter, Mrs. Ralph Menlove, today. The group will inspect Mrs. Beth Rosquist, Mrs. Earl Imsome of the potential range Mrs. Glen Wilson, provement sites and discuss Spendlove, some of the practices which Mrs. Hyrum Withlin, Mrs. Dale L. could be used to make the range Worwood and Mrs. Lynn Wright. more productive. Juab County Agent Lynn Es-pli- n stated that several areas of Juab County are in need of Mona News Notes range improvement practices. The increased forage resulting is needed for a strong livestock Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mona industry. The Juab County Cat- Neilsen and Mrs. Rose Neilsen tlemen's association directors Gary Ensign and urge all livestockmen to par- accompanied to Hawthorn, Califfriend girl ticipate in the tour and the ornia recently to attend the meeting. wedding and reception for Janis Ensign and Romeo Roland recSunday visitors of Mr. and ently. The bride is a grandMrs. Lqo Osborne were Mrs. daughter of Mrs. Rose Neilsen. Ruth Osborne of Spring City, Mrs. Neilsen remained in CalifMrs. Emma Sorensen, Mrs. Eth- ornia for a visit with her son el Allred and Mrs. Margaret in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ensign. Justensen of Salt Lake City. Equipped turkey coops with TWO HORSE TRAILER for 3 y2 acres of ground for sale sale. Contact Ray Lunt at Larry Harmon 1920 18Af 623-180- 3. TO GO kidney 2021 FOR GUITAR LESSONS call Kirk Morgan at Also has agency for sale of Fender guitars and amplifiers, acoustic or electric. Terms can be Contracts handled arranged. by Progressive School of Music. Rental guitars also avail29 tf able. BOXES special blend Stockmen Urged To Mothers Honored by Chalice Club Members Attend Meeting on 623-103- 0. Don Tew- - CHICKEN Roa-quin- g 322-169- T X i WEDDING GIFT LISTS . . . sewing machine. Walnut consol mod-el- - always at Hardware Dutlt tn came, make buttonholes, overcast. Wind hem, zig-ta- g APARTMENTS FOR RENT designs, monogram eU ALL Furnished or unfurnished WITHOUT ATTACHMENTS. Call guarantee. Pay off at $3.16 month or $44.00 cash. Call SPRING TIRE SPECIAL at Sait Lake City 3 4 or GREENWOOD SERVICE 2Q 4 evenings. RETAIN (exchange) ONLY $28.00 budget terms for your convenience. CARPETS (VMUtHitivr with SIX! price Coma In and USE OUR SPREADER FREE see for yourself. ALSO: Drapwith the purchase of lawn seed ery and new living room suite or fertilizer. 66 South STVlAiLA.S See Stiller Main, Nephi. Ipholstery, 205 South Slain. Remodeled Up FOR SALE NEED TO SELL 1962 right piano. May be seen at Ohlsmobile Star Fire in good 375 East 2nd South. In good 1920 coni lit ion. Don Tew. condition fully equipped 8 Jerry Aagard, phone 1920 16 ft. Lone FOR SALE Star Fiber glass boat, with 75 For your convenience: Coin h.p. motor and trailer. Comoutfit only years old operated dry cleaners, 8 lbs for plete Call Ray to See appreciate. $2.00; coin operated washers, 20c, coin operator dryers, 10c. Kelson at 2021 CULLIGAN, 384 N Main, Nephi 18tf WANTED TO BUY near city. 2 to 6 acre area GRADUATION SPECIAL Write: Buddy Goode, 1060 East Clock radio, 17.88 and up at Nevada Avenue, Provo, Utah. 20 Jacks Appliance), 45 South Main, Nephi. Take BALDWIN PIANO over payment of $10.00 per CLEAN RUGS like new so month on Balwin Spinet or will easy to do with Blue Lustre. sell for cash. Also electric orRent an electric shampooer, $1 gan. Write Adjustor, P.O. Box at Chapman Furniture Co. 17302, Salt Lake City 84117. Zig-Za- Mona News Thre Hostess at Delphic - FOIt SALE home furnat-- I Pag Mr. Jack Benny, distinguished star of the entertainment world, may not have a computers memory when it comes to his age, but his dates are accurate about Savings Bonds. The first Series E U.S. Savings Bond was issued 25 years ago on May 1, 1941, by Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mr. Benny was already famous as a radio comedian (the youngest in the business, by his own admission). And in the years which followed, he proved himself to be a good friend of the Bond Program, not only buying Bonds, but helping to sell them to the American people. 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