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Show Ephraim West 283-43- her. These relatives are the children of Mrs. Livingstons sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Ollie (Ellen) Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Christensen brought Mrs. Livingston to Ephraim and remained overnight at the Sherman Mortensen home, visiting briefly with friends and relatives before returning to Blackfoot, Sunday. 95 Mr. Alonzo Hansen, Gladys Sparks, Harold Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Chris- H. tensen drove to Dragerton Thursday to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Ace (Emma) Boulter who died suddenly on Monday morning. She had visited with her sister and brother-in-la- w Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hansen and attended sessions at the Mantl Temple the previous week and seemed to be In good health. Burial was In the Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Oswald and children Teresa and Brian from Idaho Falls visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Oswald from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen from Carmichael, California arrived In Ephraim Tuesday for a visit at the home of his parents, the Alonzo Hansens. They and his two brothers and their families will spend a few days on the mountains later in the week. and four children Mrs. Doris Dyreng Simmons daughter from Richland, Washington, are spending two weeks in Utah visisting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dyreng and other relatives. Seventeen adults and children took a tour through Timpanogos Cave on Saturday. and Mrs. Alice Willardson, Mrs. Bly Beal, Mrs. Eva Thompson and Mrs. Sarah Tuttle attended the two presentations at the Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City last week. They reported that the plays were very enjoyable and the weather was perfect. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (Cathand four children from Santa Rosa, California are vacationing in Utah for two weeks. They are staying at the Glen J. Nielson home. Mountain trips, swimming, bowling, fishing, target practice and attending temple sessions have filled the days with activities. The Russells will visit in Salt Lake for a few California. They presented the musical part of the program in Sacrament Meeting on Sunday. erine) Russell Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter and son, Craig, from Salt Lake were weekend visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Peterson. Craig will remain in Ephraim to visit for an additional week. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Lund took Kate Livingston to Salt Lake on August 6 where she boarded a bus for Idaho Falls where she spent a few days visiting with relatives. She visited with a nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley Christensen who took her to Blackfoot where she stayed with another nephew and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Christensen. While there she visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Peterson Mrs. James (Marilyn) Edwards came from Salt Lake to join the family group for a week. Mrs. Elmer (Alta) Nicholls spent a week in the Mt. Pleasant LDS Hospital. She returned to her home Sunday and her family report that she is making a satisfactory recovery. HEY! COME IN AND SEE US BRING YOUR CLEANING NEEDS We're Now Open To Serve You 7te Spat DRY etnoven CLEANING PRESSING MINI MART GAS 265 N. Main, Ephraim PHONE 283-456- 2 Open 10 am to 10 pm The Cleaning You Need Is The Cleaning We Ruth Goble and Will Meet family attended the family reunion of the Amos Draper family. Attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boswell and family from Nephi; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Oldroyd and family from Fountain Green; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Draper and family, Moroni. They met on Sunday afternoon in Nephi Canyon. Sixty-on- e members were present. Dinner was chicken with all the trimmings. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Lund recently visited in Tremonton with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. HarryTay-lo- r. Enroute home they visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Nielson who lives near Brigham City and owns a large fruit orchard. The Lunds brought home some fruit with them. Mrs. Alonzo (Bell) Hansen returned to the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake for treatments on Saturday and returned home Sunday evening. and Boyd Give! Young Adults to Spend Three Days at Fish Lake Ephraim High Class of 54 Draper who came from Rexburg to see VIRGINIA NIELSON Telephone Reunions School Class of 1954 will celebrate their 20th anniversary of graduation with a class reunion. The event will take place at the Oakcrest Inn in Spanish Fork on Friday, August 16 at 7 p.m. Dinner will be served. For reservations call Gerald or contact Jorgenson, him at his home address at 875 East 930 North, Orem. The Ephraim 225-06- The descendants of Samuel Welcome Chapman and Lillies Lyon Chapman met together in a family reunion at Gunnison City Park, Saturday, August 18th. The reunion was arranged by Jessie C. Mickelson, the youngest daughter of Samuel Welcome Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wel- High 65 Ladies9 Golf July 11 was Day. Winner of the Championship Flight was Joyce Jensen with a score of 35 and Glenna Nunley with a score of 31 in the Palisade Flight. Pro Gary Holmans score was a 35. July 18 brought a Flag Tournament. Lois Grovner won in the Championship Flight and Karen Nell won in the Palisade Flight. July 25 was a Bell Ringer. This was kind of a mystery tournament. The winner in the Championship Flight with the most 4s and 5s was Marlene Holman. In the Palisade Flight it was Lee Poulson with the most Beat-the-P- come Chapman were longtime residents of Manti and they had eleven children. There were 64 relatives present at the reunion. Peterson The Andrew Peterson Reunion was held Sunday August 11th at the family fun spot at Saratoga, Utah. The Tatton family was in charge of all the activities of the day. Dinner was served at 1:00 p.m. and enjoyed by 110 members. A family meeting was held and visiting, swimmingand games occupied the afternoon. The Jensen family will be in charge of the next reunion with Jensen acting as Raymond president. Those attending from Manti were the Richard Jensens, Merrill Jensens, the Raymond Jensens, Naomi, Halbert and Cooper Davis, Ralph Tatton and the Lynn Tatton family. Aluminum Base Metal Said To Be Plentiful Luau at 5 p.m. with Polynesian entertainment. Saturday night there will be another movie and a dance. Soft Impressions from Provo will be play- Tri-Regi- on ing. There is no shortage of bauxite, the raw material for aluminum, according to the Renoh!s Metals Co. Known worldwide reserves are estimated by the government as at Lake. Registration is from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday followed by activities, a hoot nanny with Roene DiFiore, and a movie. Volleyball, hiking, and boating will be among the activities to be participated In Saturday. There will be a matinee movie at 2 p.m. and a Hawlian ro School, and Sacrament meeting will be held Sunday. Participants will need to bring their own bedding. The lodges have been reserved. The I total cost will be $20.00 per person, plus transportation. The money should be in to the Stake Young Adult Leaders C Do you know ... ! Sewing Machine Operators i FIVE HOUR SHIFTS: 7 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. or ... ... that UNESCO is the U.N. propaganda machine? C that Madam Jegalova, formerly with the Soviet Ministry of Education, has served as head of the U.N. division on high school material (supported by the N.E.A.). 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Company Paid Insurance Vacation Holidays K J P CLEANERS K CALL: 835-52or Come to Office 91 x I AT 600 WEST 500 NORTH Manti . v v. house GRAVE MARKERS: Best ser- HELP WANTED: Bored? Lodgepole pine, FOR SALE: in Moroni. One block east or come vice prices and quality. Call Broke?, Blue?. Beat all 3 of Moroni High School. Partand see at 433 South 5 East Bs in one easy step. Be a J. Lowry in Ephraim. ly furnished. Call Toy Party Demonstrator for Manti. Moroni or FURNACES: We now have the House of Lloyd. Need new coal furnaces and stokBRIDES TO BE: Record your car. No investment. Come SALE: On. Dont delay another ers, also electric, gas and wedding memories in a beau- FOR brick house in Ephraim, garoil. Some used. We service tiful Hallmark Wedding day. Lets help Santa on his 9 Several all makes. 30 years experiBook. or write Memories age, large lot and large way. Call shade trees, $13,500. ence. Call Springville Anna Mae Schroemges 296 designs to choose from. MesSouth 700 West, Payson, senger - Enterprise office, Have lot in Manti and Ephraim. Equitable Realty, Roy 84651. Manti. I would like to trade by skills Hatch, in carpet, linoleum and tile FLUFFY soft and bright are brick work for any of your skills WANTED: Flute and size carpets cleaned with Blue FOR SALE: home in Manti. Oil furnace. cabinet or in carpentry, Lustre. Rent electric sham-pooviolin in good condition. brick work in order to finish $1. Manti Lumber and Garage. Full basement. Seen Reasonably priced. by appointment only. Hardware Company. my home for winter. Ken Jackson, Service FOR SALE: Browning Coal. Washers Call FOR SALE: 1973 slightly used Dryers Immediate delivery. BOOKKEEPING 15 ft. Roadrunner Electric Appliances Travel 2 or write or THOMAS E. BRUTON Don Fotheringhara Trailer. gas Charles Wilson, Salina, Utah Service Bookkeeping-Ta- x refrigerator. $1900. 84 W. Main St., EPHRAIM FOR SALE: 1969 Ford F600 ML Pleasant FOR SALE: 18 home, ft. van. Call Two ton 9: A.M. to 1: P.M. lVbaths, excellent location. MOBILE SALES 2 90 Contact Carol Jensen at ECONOMY REPAIRS West Center, Ephraim. FOR SALE: 100 Head LambSERVICE ing Ewes, one to four years Sewing Machines Homer old. Clair Erickson, Ephraim FOR SALE: 28 foot trailer. Vacuum Cleaners Furnished complete. Bath, Cox & Son All Makes bedroom, front room, kitchAD types cement work 484-321- 1 FOR SALE: 1967 Chev. en, refrigerator, hot water Cabinet and finished P.O. Box 9185 SLC., 84109 2 door hard top. New couch bed, and carpeted. carpentry or $1500. Reub. Buchanan, tires, standard transmission, Remodeling CONTACT ofvery good condition. Best New Homes GARYS CONOCO fer. 835-631- 2 Manti, DAYTIME FOR SALE: Practically new RUBBER STAMPS available. 835-305- 1 Coleman Oil Heater. Also Messenger - Enterprise ofLOOKING FOR CLEAN 0. home woven rugs. 5 p.m. AFTER Manti. fice, 20. Call 283-41- 835-381- 2. 436-828- 835-281- 4, MESSENGER Two-bedroo- m Published every Thursday at Manti, Utah. Entered in the Post Office at Manti, Utah 84642, as second-class mail matter under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. MAILING 465-248- 489-668- 1. 835-316- 1. er ADDRESS: Manti, Utah 835-273- 1. 84642 835-349- 2. 283-475- 8. Subscription.... $5 per year MAX E. 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For Rent Tiltotson all position carburetor standard cuts upside down. 100 Needle bearing construction e Repair Service V E. 3rd SELL: WE j chain saw with ' ! all these features for under $100 office for your Mr. Trycla Squire, daughter of Squire. Mrs. Douglas and Wanted Miscellaneous FOR SALE: THE MANTI please stop by the kk j MANTI, UTAH Real Estate For Sale i FULL TIME: ft at Do Your Cleaning SERVICE Mayo Products, Inc. I Shop at Home threesom play together. Ladies playing in the Palisade Flight will have to play 19 holes and the ladies playing in the Championship Flight will have to play 27 holes. Ladies can play anytime during that week, so it is hoped that many come out to participate. Parents: Messenger-Enterpris- low-grad- Relief Society, Priesthood, Sunday 283-488- 3. Our Future Subscribers ar 25 283-410- j least a 400-yesupply. Moree over, there is a bauxite called laterite which is plentiful and could be used if, for some reason, bauxite becomes unavailable. 7s and 8s. A Club Championship will be played August 15 through August 22. There will have to be a Thomson The family reunion of Andrew Sr. and Christiana Thomson was held at the West Bountiful Park August 3. This is the birthday of Christiana Jenson Thomson. They were early Ephraim pioneers. Their home was on the spot where the Snow College Auditorium now stands. Over 100 of their posterity were present at the gathering. It was the largest number to be present at any of the reunions so far. Members from all eight of the Andrew Thomson Sr. children were represented. The Dan Thomson family had the largest number present and the Andrew Thomson family were second. Cannon Thomson was the member to be honored this year. Mrs. Ralph Thomson gave his history assisted by Mrs. Cannon Thomson. Everett Watts, this years president and son of Mayaria Thomson Watts presided over the reunion. The program was a trip down memory lane in the form of skits presented by grandchildren of May and Watts. It was reminiscing about early family life of Andrew and Christiana and their children. Officers for next year were chosen as follows: Maurine Scott, president; Rhoda Christensen, vice president and Thelma McArthur, secretary. They are making tentative plans to hold the reunion in Ephraim next year. If you are between 18 and 26 and single, you are invited to attend the Young Adults Conference. The Manti, Richfield and Panguitch Regions will be spending the weekend of August 23-at Fish MANTI MESSENGER, Manti, Utah Thursday, August 15, 1974 39 South Main GUNNISON, UTAH METAL BEN GORDON 179 EAST 1st SOUTH EPHRAIM, UTAH |
