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Show Nepfu, Juab Courtly, Utah TKrttifly, May JO, 1972 EJjc Sttttcd"&eioo 6W8 WELCOME TO '4" J ' . 5 '. 7 vJLi 'r ., 'A, KEITH DANSIE, left and Tracy Olaen with a prize-winnin- David McPherson and Ann McPherson with trophy-winnin- g horses and pony. Extension Service photos. g Bart Stephenson, Angua displayed at spring stock show. 897 Winners Listed for Kiwanis Spring Livestock Show and FFA More than 50 participated In the spring Junior show at the Juab County Fair on Monday afternoon. The show Is sponsored by the Kiwanis 4-- NEPHI j I and David Worwood, blue ribbons. Swine: Keith Dansie, trophy and blue ribbon. members Horses: 1 year old 3 year old 4 H Ann McPherson; members: David McPherson; 14 years and over Bart McPherson. Other blue ribbon winners in the horse division Included Kevin Fowkes, Chris Memmott, Phil Lynn Worwood, Cindy Jorgensen, Mike Memmott Stephensen Sam Motes, members livestock Grounds annually Club of 4-- H 12-1- Nephi. Activities Included a livestock fitting and showmanship contest Trophy and blue ribbon winners In each event were as follows: Beef, Tracy Olsen, trophy; Merrill Jones GOES FORMAL Mrs. Garrett Named President Effective 1972 Mr. Tuxedo of Salt Lake Gty will have formal wear Tuxedo and dinner available jackets for rent in Nephi.. There will be several styles from which to choose, ac cording to Gene Montague of Nephi. Students and bridegrooms will no longer have to go north for this service. Information regarding Tuexdo Rental can be obtained by calling MONTAGUES at Of Ladies Literary League May 25th, 623-117- 7 c WORLD-FAMOU- S MING AUTO PAINT PLATING DEALERSHIPS Includes Livingston HUMDINGER 25c car wash, unit heater, water softener, overhead boom, etc. We furnish the electric sign. You MING 3 cars per day, your profit $60-9- 0 day. We pay your traveling expenses to Salt Lake City for 2 days of company training for your certificates. Complete package guaranteed, warranted and delivered to you ready to operate and your are in business earning money from the first day. Total price $4,750. If you are interested in a turn-ke- y operation or managing your own busines with small overhead, little Inventory, minimum labor costs with high profits . 2-- 9 PHONE L. H. PARKINSON, 2156 So. 2500 East, Salt Lake 484-082- or write: CigjJtah841iM Mrs. John V. Garrett was Installed as president of the Ladles Literary Club for the 1972-7- 3 club year, when members of the club met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd R. Goble last week. Mrs. Goble conducted the meeting. Mrs. Max L. Orme presented Mrs. Elmo Wilson with a pin and certificate for completing the first phase of the E. S. O. program. In addition to Mrs. Garrett, other officers installed were Miss Ireta Carter, vice president; Mrs. Raymond Pay, secretary; Mrs. Merron Price, treasurer; Mrs. Reese Painter, reporter; Ms. Read Geen-halg- h, historian and Mrs. Max L. Orme, Others present were parliamentarian. Mrs. Eugene Lunt, Mrs. Stella Boswell, Miss Rheta Sperry, Mrs. Clinton Kirgan, Mrs. Rex Tolley, Mrs. Norman Mackey. D. U. Nephi News Briefs Mothers day visitors at the home of of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Foote were Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Foote of Taylorsville, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bailey of Ephraim, Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Foote and two children of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Max Knight and two children of Spring-villMr. and Mrs. Kent Boswell of Sprlngvllle. e; Mrs. Elva N. Lofthouse returned to her home recently after spending six days In Layton taking care of her and Carol Garrett Trophies presented to the winning contestants were donated by the following businesses and professional men: First Security Bank; Jenkins Sales & Service; Rays Cafe; Forest Anderson Distributing Company; Leo Christensen, Chevron Oil distributor; Central Utah Insurance Agency; Don Eyre, Texaco distributor and Theo Westring American Oil NORTH 400 EAS- T- NEPHI - Phone 623-114- 8 A NEW MODERN PARK FOR MOBILE HOMES grandchildren while their mother is in England on a genealogy trip. Mrs. Lofthouse spent the week end in Cedar City where she visited with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Holm. art While there she attended a one-ma- n exhibit by her grandson, Randy Holm. Randy will graduate from Southern Utah State College this spring. He has won many prizes in art, including first place in the professional division at the art exhibit in Springville. Mrs. Lofthouse has returned to Layton. Electrical Telephone - Wafer - Sewer - Propane Gas -- ... all underground installations for your convenience . . 38 x 77 fl. lots . . 8' x 30' cement patio pads . paved streets Reasonable Monthly Rates BERNICE AND DON ROYCE Use the Classified Ads r P. Camps Meet Congra9ula9ioois The Salt Creek Camp or the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their regular meeting on May 15 at the home of Elnora Foote. Captain Ireta Carter presided and conducted. Prayer was given by Priscilla Nielson. A letter from the State Central Company was read by Captain Carter and a continuation of the autobiography of Alice P. McCune was read by Naomi Bailey, historian. The lesson on "Pioneer Choirs and Leaders was given by Maude Robertson. Hostesses were Delta Hedberg Essie Shaw and Wanda Burridge. Present were Ireta Carter, Alice Bailey, Elnora Foote, Laura Brough, Ethel Gadd, Naomi Bailey, Priscilla Nielson Wanda Blrrldge, Maida Foote, Delta Hedberg, Maude Robertson, Carol Stuart, Delta Yates and Elma Cole. Shop A Ft, MS the Ads MAY AT JUAB COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS for 19-20--7P- Savings! Fort Wall Camp D. U. P. met at the home of Beatrice Winn on May 12. Capt. Lela N. Bryan conducted. Invocation was by Chaplain Celia Broggs. The history of Alonzo Havington Russell was given by Mildred O. Ingram. "Pioneer Choirs, May lesson, was discussed by Arvilla B. .M. Lunt Hostesses were Mildred Ingram, Elva Lofthouse and Beatrice Winn. Others attending were Lela Bryan, Elizabeth Black, Amy Warner, Thelma Jackman, Stella Anderson, Mary Scott, Celia Briggs, Arvilla Lunt, Lua Stephenson Leila Wilkey, Pearl Belliston, Ellen Jaorret, Joey Olpin and Hazel Carter. WE ARE CENTRAL UTAH WESTERN WEAR HEADQUARTERS r DELTA INVITES YOU TO WE FEATURE THESE MILLARD COUNTY JUNIOR FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Levi Straus, H. D. Lee Pants LIVESTOCK SHOW and Worlds toughest pants, cut to fit batter, in the saddle or ouL Double X denim, stitched to slay, with copper rivets at all strain points. or Shrink-to-Fi- L A new pair free If they rip. DELTA MERCHANTS Prs-Shm- r.k SIDEWALK SALE Thursday, Friday and Saturday Livestock Show opens Thursday Acme, Tony Lama Boots Karman Western Wear - MAY 181920 - Stock Sale Saturday 10 a.m. Sidewalk Sale opens 9 a.m. Friday and Saturday - Saturday Teen Dance - - Safuray Chuck Wagon Breakfast Bailey, Resistol Hats 7 a.m., Park Lawn (3LHyUHUml bankAmericard, 1L COX. INC UTT'fl Night Wear Western type Clothes or face Kangaroo Kourt 22 South Main Nephi Utah Phone 623-059- 5 J |
