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Show rr "irrirr r" m From page one Grads continued from page one r ' I U fK Julie Andrews, Reed David Paxman , Laurie Hallam will wed June 4 at Oakland LDS Temple Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Hal-lai- n of Sacramento, California announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Laurie Lynn to David C. Paxman, son of President and Mrs. Vaughn J. Paxman of Nephi. The bride-to-b- e graduated from Rio Tierra High School where she received awards in English and homemaking. She LDS seminary is a four-yea- r graduate and has attended Brigham Young University. The prospective bridegroom graduated from Juab High Happy Birthday '1 First-Secon- d Garbage pickup date changed to the i 5 C. Turnbow Julie Andrews, Reed C. Turnbow to tie knot June 2 in Manti Temple Julie Andrews will become School and LDS seminary the bride of Reed D. Turnbow in a ceremony to be performed on June 2 in the Manti LDS graduate. She has attended Brigham Young University for the past two years major- Temple. ing in elementary education. The groom graduated from Tabiona High School, served an LDS mission in California and graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS degree in drama and music and an MA degree in playwriting. He has taught for the LDS seminaries and has been a part-tim- e religion instructor at BYU. He is presently employed as a construction supervisor. A wedding breakfast at Snow College will honor the couple following the ceremony. A reception will fete them that evening at the Mona LDS ward cultural hall. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. R. Delos Andrews of Mona. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Turnbow of Tabiona. Attending the bride as maid of honor will be Marla Woodruff. Bridesmaids will be Patsy Young, Connie Booth, Carol Turnbow and Joy Burgoyne. Best man duties will be performed by Merrill Turnbow. The bride is a Juab High A wedding dance will honor the newlyweds in Tabiona on June 3. Here's hospital list Nielson's-2- 2 old on May 29. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morgan of Nephi. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fay Morgan of Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson of Mt. Pleasant. Great-grandfath- is Rue Golden of Nephi. Stampede queen contest set The Ute Stampede queen and her attendants will be selected this Saturday, May 28 at the fairgrounds arena, according to Leo Osborne, chairman of the queen contest. The contest will begin at 7 p.m. It was postponed from its earlier date because of weather conditions. The general public is invited to attend the contest, Osborne says. Nephi baseball team will play Manti Tuesday After a nearly laythe Nephi City Baseball 15-ye- off, Association has been revived. Boyd Howarth has been elected president and Steve Sperry has been elected vice president. Leo Osborne is the association treasurer and Gordon Kelson and Alan Sperry are directors. Boyd Park is the manager and coach. The Nephi City baseball team will compete in a league with Manti, Moroni and Ephraim and will play all games on Tuesday nights at 6:30. Their first home game will be on Tuesday, May 31 against Manti Although this is their first year in the league, the local ball team has many fine ballplayers and should be a top contender and provide fast baseball for those attending the games, officials say. No admission will be charged for the games and townspeople are urged to come out and support t h new teem Times-New- s Nephi, Utah May 26, 1977 conditioning and refrigeration. attend special training school Center Home Nielsens 210 West Center Nephi, Utah must enroll by June 1 4-He- r's Officials 623-004- 4 .8 iKiiisf, at the Utah State Clifford Peterson, Scipio Mrs. Carl Peterson, Fillmore Mrs. David Preston, Nephi Mrs. Basil Rollins, Nephi Glen Taylor, Moroni Raymond Whiting, Nephi 4-- Persons living in Levan who care to enroll in programs can contact Pam Jackman. Mona residents interested in programs can enroll with Brenda Newton. Persons living in Nephi can come into the Extension office in the basement of the post office building to enroll. There are a great variety of projects young people can take to help them have a productive, enjoyable learning experience this summer. officials say. RENT RCISEjlU.'lC the professional carpet cleaning I I I Winners in our Grand Opening Drawing with their prizes. Left to right Byron Belliston with his Jet Cooker, Marjorie Stiner with her Torro 19 Lawnmower, Gloria Clark showing her new ladies watch, and Rodney Manske, who won the Dynaware. Not present for the picture were Miles Anderson who won the mans watch and Virginia Larkin and Tom Fowkes who won air freshners. Special Sale on Carpets List Sale Harbor Town Maui Prentice Notorious i RINSENVAC cleans the way professionals do, at a traction of the cost Opening Drawings 9" Quasar TV JolineSliger G. Washington Spread - D. White AM-FRadio - Darlene Major Insulated Pitchers - Ruth Weatherell i 4-- thru Thurs. The Winners in Our Grand ' 'A: - 4-- South Main Announces T Q University Extension office are asking those who plan to enroll in programs to do so by June 1. HALF DAY Mon. Happy birthday to Rebecca Morgan, who will be one year May 26, 1977 The Higginson to 4-- The couple will make their home in Orem. Due Memorial Day on holiday Monday, May 30, there will be no garbage pickPatients at the Juab County up service on that day. The area normally covered Hospital as of Tuesday afteron Monday will be covered on noon included the following: Steven Brooks, Nephi Wednesday, June 1, according Mrs. DeLin Farnsworth, to an announcement made by Levan City officials. Clarence Hansen, Nephi r 4 School and the Nephi Utah LDS Stake Seminary. He served an LDS mission with headquarters in New York City and has been attending Brigham Young University. The couple will be married on June 4 at the Oakland LDS Temple. A reception in their honor will follow that evening. An open house will be given for them on June 10 at the NeLDS Ward phi cultural hall. The couple will make their home in Provo. Trane Air Conditioning Company at LaCross, Wisconsin. He was winner of the silver medal in recent state Olympic contest. He has maintained a 3.97 grade point average and will graduate from Utah Technical School on June 3 in air " Man-gelso- ' David Paxman, Laurie Hallam Kay Belliston, Kyle Belliston, Rebecca Bracken, Rita Bryant, Cindy Bunker, LaDawn Carter, Gail Emmons, Lorilee Eyre, Betty Fackrell, Debra Gadd, Laura Greenhalgh, Janice Griffiths, Phyllis Jarrett, Sheila Jarrett and Cindy Jorgensen. Others are Wendy Jorgensen, Sandra Kay, Kelly Kendall, Leanne Lynn, Julie Jyll McCaffery, Diane Carl Higginson Jamie Ockey, Memmott, Kristy Parkin, Julie I. Robinson, Louise Shepherd, Tamra Smith, Becky Sperry, Betty Sperry, Debbie Sperry and Jill Sperry. Carl Higginson, son of Mr. Also graduating are Sherry and Mrs. Lawrence Higginson, Sperry, Norma Stephensen, is attending a special training Tamara Tidwell, Jeanette school for Rocky Mountain Wilkey, Lynn P. Winn and Wendy Worwood. "WTrr f m Nephi Lumber 55 W. 2nd N. Design I, II, III Hundreds of samples, some carpets in stock. Special orders can be delivered within four days after order. Salt Lake Carpet Prices in Nephi 6210147 M We would like to thank the Nephi Chamber of Commerce and First Security Bank for the gifts of flowers We would also like to thank the people of East Juab County for their support, and invite all to save money and shop with us in Nephi. r w Floor Covering Sale All Stock Must Go!!! Close our on all floor coverings - - - y, 5 if This house was built by Vocational Capentry class at the Juab High School with the exception of the cabinets, plumbing, and insulation. Description Frame construction with textured tempered masonite siding, main floor 1170 sq. ft., three bedrooms, one bath, living room, kitchen; radiant electric heat Outsidp measurements 26' x 45'. Super Price On Carpet Remments While They Last C. Roger Snider & Sons 952 100 N. (HWY 91) Payson,Ut. E. 465-383- 2 Minimum bid is $13,660.00 covering the cost of materials Notice of Bid Sealed bids at stated minimum or above will be received at Juab School District office 309 East 1st North,. Nephi, Utah, up until opening on June 15, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. Bidders are invited to attend. Cashier's check representing 1 of offer must be included with bid. Highest offer which meets listed provisions and financing requitements will be accepted. Cashier's check of unsuccessful bidders will be returned. Finance arrangments to be made outside of district. Terms - cash payment in full within ten days of bid acceptance. Building to be moved by successful bidder by August 15, 1977. Those interested in bidding should start to arrange their finance so they can be in compliance with the terms above. t |
