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Show n Due for surgery holvKf PJCHAHD CHHLH ENSEN. son of Vaughn and Donnie ChrtJtansen rHu ,ed home this weekend v th his sister fx&'S'' S"V v , , ,. :v3tK Y4 e-- ti group of Jeep Is a a'T- - THE j Puss. members. .I'ig The PKOGHEiS bapprucU-- t Ivb of the the ton of last Iron. so many Each gained jHitnts depenjmg on the sire of the case he was working on. The large pieceof mathtnety newsshown was a four-pa- ge paper press, no long U use at the PlCCBESS. The machine, built around 1 920, was ejiiier sturdy. I. V group lam pris for taking We really need the room. Oh! We lost tea; a i; j.tls, twit Tiny was way ahead at the last count. Mike Hare vo'.untetred to take the scrap north. ran sart Vance earnest, ing the now Now in Hu tid- darkroom. MLA MAIDS Coj-pln- Enters mission home MRS JuilN STEPH-eiis- on were In Salt lake Sat& Prayers by grandfather Burton Me Kee and Coach N)le Norrlft of RLhflelJ. Remarks ly Bishop Douglas Crosland. Tails by mother Coral atvd te other Clifford and Dean. Organ Solo by Coral. Talks by father John and brothers Gordon and Tom. Closing ! y P I t remarks by David. A lar;e crowd of relatives J and friends were VA 1 1 Ut si a Jgjr Work continues The winter season Is not a stack per'od for Division of Wildlife lie sources personnel, says Homer Staple?, assistant It game management chief. Is at this time that a full assessment of the past season's active Hi, Including bunting and fishing, can be made and plans can te formulated for tle future. The vast volume of data collected during the past j.- -r Is beltd critically analysed, and wfl. aid in objective management of ll wildlife re- source. Data analysed Incluoea (4 durtlvtty of different species, populat ion trends, habH at qv aW and a review uy and . , .ugr-m- s r 11 because they are a necessary toot In carty-tr.- g out manacemofS artlvhlas. Informal km regarding wildlife spades win continue to he collected throughout the Her, lidi-dtamlgraikm habits, where I how wt u wUd-JH- e are wlntart'ig, and their effect on the winter rango. Certain species will D relocated Ho areas of suitable habitat which can support additional animals. These species Include Hungarian tho-k- ar partridge pneasaus and h't Dlvtslun, turkeys. time U sped m.Jeihi-l- n wUdti'e dama; a it ,n. Mu h wLb, ' h- -y vji.1 iti In tu tv-t- 4, aupy Und uae prc-g- i at.a are adverse to wildlife, and it la the responsibility of the Division to offset those program by developing newonec, said htapley. Harvest que fonts lra ore aiJ betrg studied. 1 loenwd mg. es y qua-wti- eI ' .hunters wist receive quusHcm-nalrare urged to roturr, thorn to " ! cut t.. suck, errharo b, B t;,,j :Psc t . b, htC Dk-Uk- UARSIIMALLOVS rr " f 5 43k , e 98 c 98c BEEF 1 lb. BACON STRAWBERRIES a "95 FROZES ZLE TOILET; '45 iVmf Large 5 DAY SPUD a -- 95c PAPER ANTI POTATO VrDoeo.tf attendance. I to Grandma's house for Stephanie, who was born Dec, Cits in Salt lake City. cinps CREAM ' 69t " 59? KELLYS IGA SALE j a ' it4' C ' ! . i ROYAL GELATINE - 12 for $1.00 lb. 53c C Grade TURKEY HENS 98c for 3 10 oz Pacer STRAY. TERRIES 2.19 Bonauer FRIED CHICKEN . .. 10 pieces 5 for 1.00 FICTSWEET prAS. 1C oz. 16 oz. 39c KEEBLER 5ALTINES 89c Premium SLICED 2AC0N, 12 oz. 79c lb. Brouns . Hormel Fcriiva! ICE CREAM gol. 72c ORANGES 72 .. lb. He CABBAGE .. lb. 11c . Morrell's ALL BEEF FRANKS ... ...... lb. 93c F W Northern fr Red BEANS .... . 2 lbs. 99c Bokerife SHORTENING . 3 lbs. 99c - Vet's answers Those working tn the energy industries who a re fa ml liar will imputation trends and the Increasing variety of uses for energy have no illusions about 'he growth In energy demand tint future years will bring, A long-terstudy of natural gas demand released by the American Gas Association reveals that consumer demand for natural gas will more than for a comiwfr.satlon I draw connuu'.wd with disabilIn Vietnam. If I'm suffered ity servlc hospital Dud for this disability wUl th Veterans Admlnbtratkm increase my coninwatlon? Yes. If youre hoapltalUed 21 days or more, your disability rating will le Increased to You'll receive 100 jerccnt. compensation at tMw rate until discharged from the hospital. out I look a "Soy Servlr double Dis- scour" 1974 1910 len no draft calls In Vtah sine December 1972, thv are 111 r ued to reg- wBh Seltiv Service at the time of their lath blrtbdaj. The Selective Service Act provides a SO day period for registration, 30 days before or 30 days after a young man reaches age 18. Any your man who falls to register prior to hU 18th birthday plus 30 ister days Is In violation of the Selective Service Art and Is potentially liable f?r prosecution. Mr. Peck stated since draft calls have ended for the time being, some your iron have mistakenly thought they did not have to register, because this nation Las, in times past, been unprepared when threats to our national security suddenly srose, Congress decided, when It allowed the Induct kn authority to expire Jure 30, 1973, the Selective Service shvuid continue on a standi y Mr, perk Said voitne ! born during 19S6 will be registering during the y?ar of 1974. There w ill te s lottery driw it in March of this year for men horn In 1333 and they will then become part of the 1973 hirst Priority Manpower Pool In the Selective Serv Ice standby s stem. These men would be the first potential Inductees 1975 should the during authority to draft be restored during this year. In yast jtars young men had to register st the offices of Selective Service and si til can do so . However, many have been esregistrars tablished throughout the a'aie In high av bools and other ofA young man can Inquire of h.l local Selective fices. Service office is to the location of the registrar ntost convenient for him. Mr. Beck requests parents. emptojers, and ethers to aid our young men In meeting their legal obligation to register when thee know they aro approaching their 16th birthday they fare this obligation. Selective Service System Local Tward No. 1 4 Box 14 - Courthouse Nephi, ltah !IC4t Local Board No 14 MLlard County Registrars In k tumor area. Chester P, Baker, Pharma64G31 Rowley, feer4-Oft b e l Bid,', y A.SCS, FDltrcre tUl .5 J-- rrt avUt, L-- k.Hrw, Drugs, nf rr Si 4i Main, Fillmore 64331. Im i invert A merDa's rombined o o..,'h to Car Buys Used ( rrHems. expos Im- 1970 GMC 1963 GMC 1'2 ton Truck 1'2 ton Truck tod; p's Research Indicates nausea, he a dache s, a rgu m ntativeness srnl general anxiety have all been assnrlv'ed wtfti expejure to excessive noise, officials of the BeRoneCruxade for Hear In Conservation note. For this reason thy suggest laklug proper precautions such as turning down the radloandtele-visio- n at home and wearing protective ear tugs and In noisy tituiHnns. ear-muf- Mil LAhD t.OVN TY FHC'CRLSb Fillmore, I'tah etc?! Frilay, 1mm f 2, 1374 Nolley's Pickles, Kosher Dills 22 oz. .. 2 for 89c Nollcy's FicMcs - Swccf 11 oz. ... . 2 hr 89c Miroele Whip Solod Dressing . qf. .. Nobisco Chyp Ahoy. Pecan Shortbreof, Cocoonut Choc. Drops 20 cz. CRI5C0 OIL gallons 3.99 Cescode Dishwoshcr Detergenf 35 or. 66c American Beauty Wide Egg Noodles 2 for b9c Both size ZEST 6c off .. . 2 for 49c Orleans Reg. Broken SHRIMP Nolley's CHILI rcg. or hot 30 oz Nolley's BEEF STEW 29 oz. Nolley's LASAGNA Ravioli 30 oz Beef Cr Chicken Lombricht PIZZA, Souscgc. Hamburger -- 13 oz. Golden Soft MARGARINE CREST Toofhposfc rcg. i.i3 . 1570 Ford Foirlone AT PS 1971 GMC 3 '4 ton Truck 7--H frs i'. r '.Hi 0 T8 TOUROIIT OLD RAMB 3 10 IR ICE COLD WEATHER LliiZill Betty Crocker Homburgcr Helper? 9TV j (20x3) (C5305) Expires Jon. 27, 1974 2 1. 30 without coupon RED HOT PRICES ILK 70 ISfegSBoESirJ cZ-JL-aa4 for 55c Evaporated MILK, 15 ox. 303 .... 4 ht 95c APPLESAUCE 4 for PEAS 303 Franco Am. Spaghetti 15 oz CORN Creme tx Niblets 4 for 95C PEANUT BUTTER Big IB ex. 69c Peter Pon Zest Bath size SOAP Oleon's rcg Broken Shrimp 4!i oz. 30 or.. Nolley's CHILI BEEF STW291i oz. 1.09 Nolley's 30 oz. 73c Nolley's RAVIOLI 1 Ib. 48c Golden Soft Margarine CREST TOOTH PASTE 79c 29c Ib. TOMATOES .... CARROTS & TURNIPS 2 lbs. 25c mix or match ORANGES .... 3.98 cose ib. 11c Double Luck Green Beons 303 13c 1 lb. 69c BRAND X BACON BREAD ..... . - - - 3 loaves $1.00 16 oz. 39c Kccblcr SALTINES . W F Northern BEANS . .. 2 lbs. S3c Bakcritc SHORTENING 3 lbs. 1.0S Just 82c w'moil in offer! f. . 2 for 89c PICKLES - Dill 22 oz. FCKS-Evect- or. 2 f cr ll ?Qc MIRACLE WHIP Dressing qt. 79c Chips Ahoy. Cocoonut Ch. Drops 79c American Beauty Wide Egg NOODLES, 12 oz. 79c CRISCO OIL . gol. 3.99 w SI.00 refund offer Whole Sun Oronge Juice 5 for 95c 53c Cottage Cheese Save 5c CABBAGE W F CAKE MIX W F FROSTING MIX ACORN SQUASH each 27c YOGART Dutch Instont Choc. COCA COLA . 1 Ib. 39c 69c - -- Ib. lie 3 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 each 25c clus deposit Swcctheort Fooric Softener qt. 35c Sproy Strrch - Bij 18 of. can 69c kljkbw Illicit; 12x3 (C5303) 55c without coupon 68c 15 oz. Expires Jon 20, 1974 CHEER10S Cereal Jr I aijnt Rc9 1.99 PRm 7?bc.Jmper'al Liquid .. Impcriol. Rcg 2.19 nCrC Cre TOMATOES S,iCCfd rro $ 0 Turnips Motor comnany Some new 73 models still left ot clearance prices 1973 Pontiac Cutolma 4 floor, luiy equ.pped 1970 Ford Galoxie 4 doer, fully equipped 1968 Ford 4 doer, fully et,u:ppftd 1972 Olds Cutloss 2 door, fully equipped and stereo 1969 FnH Ronchcro, fully equipped and stereo serious hearing loss DUANES A G VSCRcg JJ mmssmmm,m,'m,m'MM glv-c- l Reg & I Buick. trucks Nolley's Fomily K Far-reactd- According to es'lmates te leased by Ihe l .N. Fnv irvamen-ta- l Protection Agency, over 4? to million people sre noise levels that can da a age their bearing or otherwise affect their hebth. tffiebb tf tbrf Belton Crusade for Hearing Conservation report. to ece Prolonged slvely loud rock music Marring through in assortment cf amplifying equipment car, result !n serious hearing loss, warn officials of the t eltore Crusale for Hearing Conservation For this reason, frequent attendance at live rock concerts, s tendency to listen to rect-rierock music at unreaaonably high sounl level ini misiae of esrphone have exj-ose- G) ut-o- No. c?)1 1- -4 Supply, it Is expected, will fall approximately 221 shot t of potential sales demand. Th head of AGA comments, "U Is obvious that tie sales potential for gas Is much greater than the current pro'ectUm for supply," Also, the demand may turn out to t .en greater than Indicated. To meet 1990 j, rejected sales of natural gas, the industry will hxv to dejatnd heavily on new supplemental sources such as Alaskan and Cana Han suppllei,, ecw) and oil gaslHcauon and Imported liquefied natural gas. effort are now underway in such areas as coat gasification. A group of B, S. comjwnies has established a deomnst ration (lard In. Scot land. It Is said that this plant "May housewlws help American across the l!. S. cook their in years evening dinners to come " Its irise ts to prove the commer'.ca! feaal-tlll- ty of ujgrallng the heat content of gas r rod-icefrom coal to roughly the eipdvalent of natural ps. If tuceesf.i5, ' h tbe the pro'-- , m", only commerlink la the ttlrs'ng cial chain of process s teces-s- a 3 Building a better way tosccthaU&A. by 1930, si'-td-- cist, Baker Drugs, 49 No. Slain, Fillmore Fillmore South Main 125-17- 5 mense coal reserves to ps. These reserves sre eMlnaied abmit 130 tllllon tons-- -, to a 250 year tunlj at the current rate of consumption Cverall, America's energy s wbt' sro-- , no reasuo for despair. This l stup rich In country resources. More Impcrar,, ,! Is rich in expanding enerry 1e ttudtgv, and those who tut tbe ront'n''.ed pro n gtes of civl4i.4tlon rests energv sre preprlng the the Inevitable. Still must register A.L. Deck, Slate Director of Selective Service for Idah, asked all ynur men tr, our state rttremler e.wn though DEARDEN MOTOR COMPANY m abled Veterans Insurance (RH life Insurance poUcy following discharge after service In Vietnam. Does Ihe Veterans pay dividend on tbla tyiw of policy? RH la not a participating pocustf licy because theexira-rls-k are ;aU by the government. I know a veteran'a wbtow who draws death (nsbn from the Veteran's Administration and lles a nursing home. D she eligible for iddttkinal tei,e fds tf she Is in need of tegular aid and attendance? Yes, She would be entitled to an additional special monthly pension of $S3 If ahie draws ;cn-sb- n benefits under the cur-e- nt law, or an additional monthly under the "old" law. nd PIONEER MARKET Growing needs veteran's ,7 Lave . CASE Prices on Above SPECIALS Fillmore, spent 10 days at the popular Check our seaFRI MON SUN. SAT. resort during the recent holiday son. Also visiting during the holidays for a short stay was popular comedian Buddy Hackctt popular TV series, "The Rookies,"andis shown at Brian Head with Georgi Roby Harilmaier. Melville, a native of to Salt lake Saturday to see their mother and grandmother Fay TVmpeon, a pa' lent at the L.D.S. Ik'imtil. there 4 1 ' V TV STAR AT BRIAN ..HEAD, Sam Melville, one of the three stars on the WARREN ELLA CROS-laLinda and Russell drove basts. FRUIT Titan .1 lib. OLEO FRESH GROUSD l shrubs, parilrtiLarly afo.vg the Wasson Fro.it, and m p4raonn must translocate the animals to areas whers they will do nv harn.. INSTANT PERO f?" . ant .Tnarnt.v-ta- (ELLYS I GA SALE HOLIDAY In FERN RADFORD and daughter Slept.anle spetd the weekend with their parents Bill and Ruth St evens ard family. This was the first trip STEVE 1 ' , n AND THE Adventurer class members went to EphrUm recently for an evening of fun and entertainment swimming and bow Those going wi re Tam-m- le Cohdte, Linda Cropland, Vicki Hlldebramlt, Sharon Christensen, A nit a Stephenson, David M' Kee, John Monsen, Jeff Johnson, Scott Dastrup. Preston Kevin Sieptienwon, Murfhey and th class tea'l-e- rs Venna and Norman Stevens. MR H, ''-r- a B CUR VALENTINE'S . urday tj take their son David to enter the tnlsskm Iwme prior to his lea v big for tl o South England miss km. At the testimonial held fur David at Sacrament meeting Jan. 13th, tie following program was presented. TO . .' i . , j DIDN'T MISS Class goes to Ephraim took some sis hours to brear It will te soJ It up. posse memlwrs who held a hammer party Saturday In the tack of je oldu print shop. The objuvl was to smash Ho small tils, seven and a half -- ; j : . v I S. EAHL I MARY JullNSoN helped their son and tits wife, Clark and Paula Johnson move to Granger, where Clark has employment with Wheeler Machinery In Salt Lake. Hammer party HrturoJ p' : - r underwent major Sandy. surgery on his fcaik at the Holy Cross Hospital, Jan. 7th, A . a tpi ' : . Ho J v i'. r 'T. Uf,Cn' BAC0N size 10 oz 2 lbs. 2.49 ib mix or match . lb. J3c , WE'VE S FOOD PRICE A, Q |