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Show Annie Evans were celebrated on THE week at Heber. Page Three evening at Auxiliary. Nichols and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thursday, August 23, 1958 children of Salt, Lake City were They received many lovely gifts. Present were Ellen Carlson, Verda suggesting the most effective con- trol generally are available from callers here last Saturday. Edna trol spray or dust to use, its pro- the county agent himself. Weldon Thacker of Salt Lake The MIA softball team played Craig, Josephine Houghton, Annie Ev- per strength for treatment, and Hardee, Bamye, Sylvia ProDont let insect and rodent pests at Spanish Fork Saturday night City and Marilyn Thacker of Eva Fiack, when to apply. vo were week end visitors at the but the game was rained out. ans, Helen Houghton, steal your farm,, livestock or garWhen no circular is available, Inez Fiack, Lenore Davis, May veteran who sold his property and Fay Thacker home. They now must play this week. Dr. Knowlton urges. conden effective for profits, pest Mellor. Lasca suggestions allowed the purchaser to assume Mrs. Fay Thacker spent last The birthdays of Inez Fiack and Hilton, and Sacrament at meeting Speakers his GI loan, still remained liable Sunday were Mark Hansen and to the Government in the event Mrs. Wharff has accept- her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Golding. Their wives acof subsequent foreclosure and the ed the Myrtle of position secretary of the Floyd Zemlock. companied them. payment of a guaranty claim by Spring Glen Relief Society. This Clifford, Jr. and Barry Haycock the VA. makes the new organization com- of Grand Junction, Colorado, spent Now the veteran may be reliev- plete. a while here visiting at the home Many Insects Need asif ed of liability the purchaser Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones of Salt of their grandparents, Mr. and Control Now sumes full liability on the loan, Lake Any Way You Want It the week end here Mrs. Tom Haycock. the VA approves him from a credit visitingCityattspent THINKING YOU ARE OF of their parMiss Elinor Tolich spent the In he home ICE CREAM Many Localities standpoint and the loan is cu:ient, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones week end visiting at the home of VA said. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Judd. her mother, Mrs. Anna Tolich, MILKY WAY SHERBET Peach tree borers, grasshoppers, Under the new law, World War Mr. and Mrs: Leon Gordon and and family and also with her aunt corn Mexican bean and ICE CREAM- -, earworms, II veterans may have then GI children spent Sunday in Orem and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bann. beetles need control now in many BULK All Flavors THE VERY FINEST loan entitlement restored up ti visiting at the home of Mrs. Gor- Elinor is spending the summer at localities, says Dr. George F. January 31, 1965, if their proper- dons parents, Mr. and Mrs. John the Holy Cross hospital where she Knowlton, Utah State Agricultur70c Qt. 35c Pt. is instructing the nurses aids. ty: (1) was taken by a Govern- M. Thacker. al College Extension entomoloteam mental agency for public use; Earl Hansen of Salt Lake City Spring Glens girl softball gist. READY-PACKE- D ov(2) was destroyed by a natural spent the week end visiting at won a smashing victory, 44-2Insects of many kinds should be Afdiswas otherwise or (3) the home of his parents, Mr. and er Carbonville Monday night. hazard, V2-g- al. ter the game, the girls all met controlled right away to avoid unposed of for compelling reasons Mrs. Harold Hansen. without fault on the part of the Bill Morston and Dale Lee are at the Polar King where they had necessary crop and livestock los ses. Important among them in veteran. HAMBURGERS both spending some time home a party. It also amends the GI bill to on leaves from the service. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen many localities are com earworms, Foot Long Hot Dogs Mrs. Ida Bates spent the week and family attended a family re- bean beetles, flies, grasshoppers, permit the restoration of GI Home Loan entitlement to a veteran in end visiting in Salt Lake City at union held in the Price city park the peach tree borer by DDT Ice Cream Cake Roll trunk sprays, horn flies, yellow military service who disposes of the home of her sister and brother-in-- Saturday. leafhoppers, his home because of a transfer law, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Joyce Benditti returned to Glen-woo- d striped armyworm, under military orders. MIlKY.WAYiSHOPPE Murray. Springs with her grandmoth and aphids. VA explained that the new law The handiest way to get Mrs. Andy Zemlock, Sr., of Glen-woo- d er, Mrs. Andy Zemlock, Sr., and recommendations for most of requires the veteran to certify Springs, Colorado, returned she will be employed there until that he intends to live in the home after spending some time school starts this fall. your common agricultural insect home he is buying with the assis- visiting at the home of her daughValodemir Tolich and Gray Fow pests is from Robert L. Hassell tance of a GI loan at the time of ters and sons-in-laMr. and Mrs. ler went up to the Uintah Moun- Carbon county agricultural agent application and at the time of the Frank Benditti and Mr. and Mrs. tains Tuesday and returned home Without cost he can supply a concise circular on many of the pests, Carlo Matekovic, and also with Friday on a fishing trip. closing of the loan. The new law also clarifies and confirms VAs authority to make the final determination of reason able value of property, irrespective of the estimate of value made by an individual appraiser, VA said. New Law Extends Loan Program for Veterans A GI loan law, signed by the president this month, extends the World War II GI Loan program for one more year, to July 25, 1958. The program previously was scheduled to close July 25, 1957, and, under the wordings of the original law, all GI loans would have had to be closed by that date. Under the new law, any GI loan for which Veterans Administration receives an application by July 25, 1958, may be guaranteed or insured by VA if it is completed by July 25, 1959. The new law affects only World War II veterans, VA emphasised. Korean veterans have until January 31, 1965, to obtain GI .loans. In the 12 years that the GI loan program has been in operation, 4,466,000 World War II veterans have borrowed $33.2 billion in GI loans to purchase homes, farms and businesses, of which the VA has guaranteed or insured $17.9 billion. Veterans of the Korean conflict have borrowed $3.6 billion, of which VA has guaranteed $2 billion. This new law also will permit any veteran who sells residential property, purchased with a GI loan, to be relieved from lability to the Government under certain circumstances. Previously, VA explained, the SUN-ADVOCA- daslie Cjate and - 1, - $1.00 te Personalities in the Says: TREAT THOSE GIFT Shirts KINDLY! Send em to Price Steam Spring Glen News The visit of Mr. and Mrs. Am brose Murray of Salt Lake City at the home of their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones, along with Mrs. Murrays parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richardson, and brothers and sisters made for an enjoyable time for all last week. Mrs. Elaine D. Nelson spent Thursday through Sunday in Salt Lake City where she enjoyed visit' ing at the home of her sister and brother-in-laMr., and Mrs. Don son-in-la- w, Laundry ... Yes let us give those Dads Day gift shirts a gentle treat- ment that lets em keep their twice as youth and beauty long! Special. . . MEN'S SHIRTS Washed and Ironed All Buttons Sewed Oni PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY PRICE Phone 218 We Call For And Deliver Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vea and family spent the week end in Salt Lake City. Eugene Vea, along with his team mates, represented this district in the Little League meet held there. Mrs. Zelpah Gomick and dau ghter, Emile, of Boise, Idaho, re turned home after attending week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Smolich. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Corak were called to Salt Lake City when his mother was involved in a serious accident last week. Mrs. Corak is in the Holy Cross hospital in serf ous condition. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hansen and daughter, Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hansen and family of Dragerton returned home Friday after spending a most enjoyable time visiting in Montana and going through the parks. Mr. and Mrs. George Haslan and family report having had a wonderful time touring the northern part of the state visiting with various friends and relatives the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bates and family spent the week end visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates. He is working for the forest service during the summer until school resumes. MONEY AND BANKING In Everyday Living COSTLY AUTO ACCIDENTS: Does your budget provide for them? Most likely it doesn't but it probably does provide for medical costs; and it could be an economy, in the long run, to use a portion of the money so earmarked for a thorough eyesight examination, if you havent had one lately. Many driving dangers arise from eyesight defects, according to the Better Vision Institute. Prompt discovery of any such defects and prompt correction thereof, with proper eyeglasses may help you to avoid a smaihup. PERENNIAL VACATION QUESTIONS How much cash to carry on the vacation trip. The answer of many folks who have learned by bitter experience: No more than you can afford to lose." At home, you do not carry on your person all the money you expect to pay out over an extended period. Why do so on vacation ? Its true that where you are a stranger people may hesitate to accept your personal checks; but Travelers Checks, available at our bank, are readily accepted. Ask us about them, and about their special safety features. IF ALL THE SAVINGS on deposit in banks in this country were In bills, stacked horizontally, it is estimated that the stack would stretch much, much further than the distance from New York to San Francisco! An overwhelming picture and overwhelming evidence that thrifty Americans from coast to coast are thoroughly convinced of this: There's nothing quite like money in the bankl one-doil- ar Stuffed Hamburgers Have seme theyre good! In between thin meat patties put savory bread stuffing, tomato and onion slices, or packaged cheese with Theres no pickle relish. Broil, and serve with sparkling Coca-Colrefreshment so welcome. And how that great taste of Coke brings out the best in any delicious food I Make Coca-Col-a your happy choice far meals, picnics, parties. Bring home the Coke today! a! .and Coke- - to put you at your sparkling best! Cota" k ragldw.d trod.-aar- 01956 Tha Coco-Cot- Cempmj. a CARBON EMERY BANK NSW SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT For y.af Convenience Drive-I- n Teller Window Price Utah Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System SottUd undar authority of Tha Coca-Co- la Company by Price Coca-Col- a Bottling Company- - |
