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PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID Page Four Spring Athene Osborne Phono Not Nonsense . v ft i and Mrs Kail Beck ie-- ( lived word of the both of their first gtumhhild A rmby tmy wan bom May 1st in California to Mr and Mia Thomas Mi mmott The inothei wafc the former Mane I'a ( k of thi.s uty (In at gi andmotln is of Mis Annie Spring City aie Kdinuntl.s and Mis Claia Bank Mr Viigus Osborne visited Satuidnv and Sunday in West .Idi dun with Mi mid Mis Connell Oskol lie and daughteis She vis, ted the four month baby of the luttir who i scent lv underwent smgeiy at the LDS Diimary Chlldieri'a hospital Mis Osborne also attended the baptismal sen K es rd h( r granddaughter Ch( nc Satin day evening Mr and Mis Clinton Him k Niol-o- f the past Piovo ieie and family visited visitois last wet kend with Mr weekend with Mi and Mis Angus 151m k and Mis Edwin Simons Chalks Mr. and Mrs Mai Dvc hnn-oi- s thur father Robot t Eve Monday evening at a family diner for the biithday anniversary of Mr Dye Mis Clifford J ustesen. Judv Justescn of West Jordan and Mrs. K I, Allred visited last week with Mis Kuth Osborne, Mr and Mis Morsih n Allied and Mis Ada Allied K and Mis Knel Allred Mi ami Mis Glen Ostioi m and children of Otein visited and children nt Sunday afthe past Saturday and Sunday ternoon ill Mtspt Pleasant with with Mr and Mis lit id 1! Mr and Mrs Alma Taylor Mr Janies Thompson entiled the Mr and Mrs. Mai Dye and DDK hospital ul Mt Pleasant Lee Ann Dye visited Satmdav last wiek foi obsei vat ion and Sunday in Salt Like City Mr and Mis with Mr and Mis Pony Dve Maynaid and Mr. and Mis Hex Nor- - tremli While and family of Orem visited leccntly with her motlni, Mis. Anna Kdmuruls Lawn Mower Service W are equipped to give factory servie on lawn moweri and engines. We have a good stock of lawn mower parts and tires and parts for all lawn mowers, elevator enpump, and grain gines . We offer complete bicycle parts and service. FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Call or leave word at: Spudnut Shop, Mt. Pleasant Nielson's Store, Fountain Green Co op Mercantile, Moroni All-re- 317 East 2nd South GUNNISON, UTAH ! V-;- . I H ter ' YOUR GOOD HEALTH by Noah H. Sloan, M.D. MexJual Duettur, Ailuttc GALLSTONES dur-"'Jln- g g Iniuime Compute form around du-- t particles, Inparticle-whictiny, sand-liktend to get luigei as turn goes on. These, in turn, ccmtinu to irritate the gallbladder am. cause more stories to foi m. hen the gallbladder contracts to squeeze bile into tht intestine, stones may be force.1 along small bile duets and plug up the passage between it am hen this happen-ther- e the intestine. is intense pain and the quits working. The gallbladder often is removed to treat this condition This does not interfere with a persons ability to digest food be cause the bile ducts of the live step in and do an expert job of concentrating and processing the bile. In fact, the gallbladder may be classed as a organ without which people cai. live very comfortably. of animals normally have no gallbladder at all. There is no rigid diet a person must follow after his gallbladder has been removed. lie can try any foods he wishes and continue eating those which do not disagree with him. If certain foods bother him, however, he had best leave them alone. Gallstones are like little pieces of gravel which sometimes form thereafter in the gallbladder and keep it A mimbcicd lag must he atfrom working properly. tached to each beaver pelt The gallbladder is a storehouse it is transpoited or sold and pumping station for bile Tags can be obtained from the which is formed in the liver 24 conservation officer in the dis- hours a day. This bile contains that help you digest trict yyheie the pelts were tak- chemicals oils in food. From the fats and en. the bile goes to the gallliver, Anyone planning to slop oi bladder where it is concentrated of fill by the pelts tiansport removing the water, and must also stoied until needed. The conceheating animals fust obtain a shipping penult ntrated bile goes from the gall fiom the depaitment of fish and game Recent field ic pints list good come e h Crowds weie the rule as balmy weather attended the eaily opening of seven Utah tiout lakes during the past weekend These lakes, Bine View. Echo Scofield, Rahsade, Baker and the two at Enterprise, were opened five weeks ahead of the June 3 opening date of the geneial angling season when the critically low water table this jear showed they would he completely diained or diop ct eel returns by angleis visitso low' that fish losses could ing Utah Bear Lake, be expected by late summer Nine Mile and Minersville seven lakes All pioduced ac folding to the Utah good eieel returns with the of Fish and Game Depaitment exception of Echo Reservoir Each these of wateis is open bladder to the intestine after This water had been heavily each meal to help with digestion. to fall both this stocked and last angling. Balance Is Not Only For Seals gallbladder is inflamed, Utah Like catches aie made as Ifthetheresult spring and is expected to proof infection, it empIf you are one of 30 million underweight Americana, look care- duce good creel returns as the up mainly of channel catfish, ties poorly and tiny shreds of fully to the Beat, a champion at balancing. Ilia talent ia your cue: weather and water warms with white bass and the lining come free and float around Achieve ideal weight, then balance the amount of food you eat Utah's trapping season foi smaller "mud catfish adding inside the bladder. These tiny with the amount of energy you upend. Underweights do not eat beaver and mink comes to a to the take. Like many other shreds get coated by cholesterol enough to achieve this ideal. who often But those food. Eut more Utah waters during the ui in the bile and, just as raindrops seems The solution dose May 15 simple: want to gain have small appetites and a limited capacity for food. lent ciitical (bought pc nod Department of fish and the To clean pcail and amhi Nutritionists ofTer these helps. lake is extremely low They sav a college degree mb olive oil on them beads, Relax at mealtime. Some people find mellow music helps. Good fishing for these and can add $100,000 to a young m with a piece of flannel Enjoy your meals Don't think about the amount you should eat. Madsen Mr and Mis. Mai ion other warm water fish That chamois. species man's lifetime income Johnson of Ogden attended the on the Go easy Have set times for meals and eat regularly. the should he the lule fioni this should covei the appeals for amount of oil and the Keep servings small at first, if your appetite is small. Dont services. The visitors spent piessun water for the next two months Mrs and Mr. amount with weekend the on food too much your plate. Gradually increase put money he'll get as an alumnus of your rubbing least at Therein Madsen and famil,. you eat. ''HV Limit the size of snai ks, and time them so they will not spoil If a hole in tht- wail l.ei o n your apatite for regular meals. Splurge only after the evening Mt Mis of Thelma Tuttle meal. to hold the .. lew. too Pleasant and Mrs. Patsy Sor- take laige Get plenty of rest to make the food you eat go further. the sticw out, pack the ensen and baby of California Exercise to relieve tension, to sharjxn your appreciation for hole with steel wool, and put spent Friday afternoon visiting the sciiw baik in Or. food. poke a at the home of Mrs. Lou Ann wooden match into the hole Indulge, as often as you like, in an extra pat of butter, cheese with your crackers, an extra tablespoon of salad oil, ice cream on Osborne. e bieak it off at the wall your pie. Cook your morning cereal in milk. toe-sand then replace Be a real champion in balance. Dont stop with balancing the The Canal Creek branch of rew amount of food you eat with the amount of energy you spend. the DUP met Monday foods: Be sure to single out liberal amounts of nutrient-ric- h at the home of Mrs. Mary The wav we get it. the ecoEnriched or whole grain bread or cereal, milk or cheese, meat or Finell. Mrs. Hazel Hansen was nomists are an alternate, fruits and vegetables. piedicting an upthe assisting hostess. turn in the economy as soon Officers elected for the com- as business gets better. Mrs Chloe Rodeback and t Piovo atFloienct Larsen year are: Mrs. Sarah Soring Mr and Mrs Allan Hansen and tended the 80th biithday anniMis Weltha ensen, captain; Salt Lake of family spent Tremonton last in City versary first Mis vice Tait, captain; Wednesday for George Brough. Saturday and Sunday at the Leona Strate. second vice rap-taihome Mr. Mrs. of and also visited in Salt Lake Joseph They weather-ey- e y Mrs. Ella Carlson, Keep Mrs. Joseph F. City and Pleasant Grove on F. Hansen and Mrs treasurer; Hansen returned home Saturtheir way home. on Loma Jensen, historian; Mrs Lay! day fiom the LDS hospital at Jennie Brotherson, chaplain; Mt Pleasant. Also Available BOTTLED IN BONO Mrs Farrel Crisp, registrar; Mrs Hazel Hansen, custodian Two babies weie blessed an of relics, Mrs. Ruth Osborne, named Sunday in the SacraMrs If anything makes a child Maty ment services Merrill Everett parliamentarian; y Finell, librarian; Mrs. Jean than going to bed, thirstier Strate was the name given the FINE KENTUCKY BOURBON FOR OVER 150 YEARS and Mrs Ada Allred, that youve gone its knowing DISTIUW CONI baby boy of Mr and Mrs. GarlitDSTOWN. IINIUCH I. ti PROOF . . D1ST1UE0 DO I0TTUD IT SUUFIU too. bed to wood Strate. The baby was blessed by Kent Strate of the waul bishopt ic Attending the services from Chester were Mr and Mrs. Rodney Irving, Kath ieen, and Lee Irving, Richard Allred , Mrs. Jessie Justesen and Jerald Justesen. The baby boy of Mr and Mrs Gorden Madsen of Ogden was blessed by his father and given the name of Kendall A be-fo- Mam-specie- all-ye- c s i JWJOX'fl' SSyvy - sui-fac- Mr Visiting leecntly with and Mrs. Royal Allred were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Letln Ruth) Nielson and children of Salt City Mr. and Mrs Nordell Allied and family of Dragerton were visitors last weekend at the Allred home. Mi and Mis C. K Allied of this ( ity, Mrs Duretha and Mis. Beulah Whiting of Pleasant Glove and Mis SAM'S SHOP I?-- V " VKI,, Ana Kdmuiuls iceeived woid of the birth of a new little baby gi anddnughter. The baby gnl was bmn April 30 to Mr and Mrs Fud Edmunds of Ft Green Mia Give Food Sense Mis C30-J- 2 game spokesmen listed the fol-- j lowing information foi trappers I1 to as the season lemembei a to drdWS I 11 1! unlaw tul to possess the green pelt or ( arc ass of any animal except J the open season or 15 days i niiui Tin-Dyes attended tin Univc rsity of Utah thcatie pie-o- f serituticm Coppellu Ballet at Kings- Sa tm (lav evening linin' Hall 11 d i atlo--noo- n, Iht OULin your ;cc-retar- the best Kentucky bourbon her an Ironrite and WMERFiiif Frazier Pu-ze- . you give her the AND FKAZIEK ANT, best. HowDol Outof 5 Women Make Their Housework More Pleasant ironing can with an More than ironer million modern women now use Ironiitc mmeis! I hey lute more time to live . . . more energy for living Ii oin itc does all the hard work. on sit down at your Ironrite . . . lift nothing but the garment . . . just glide things through and you finish in less than half of oidinaiv ironing time! a be-tau- se off $2000 For Mothers Day NO DOWN PAYMENT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY If ou e been looking for an economical way to save step and give s ourself a little more free time, heres some news that could prose helpful. At the end of last vc.ir, mou than one out of every live western families had extension phones. The ratio was about one out of ten in 1935. In other words, in just five years, the number of homes w llh convenience has more than doubled. Three words tell you why. Usefulness, Beauty, Economy. Ahov e all, an extension phone is useful. Next time youre working m a back bedroom or the basement when the phone rings, set if y ou don't agree. And, happily, you dont need to be using a second phone to enjoy t he w a v it looks in a room. With a choui of nine colors and tluec styles, your telephone becomes an object of noticeable interest and beauty. Finally, consider economy. You i an enjoy (lie beauty and usefulness of another phone installed wherever you want it for a few pennies a day. At t hat pru e, w by deprive yourself? Tomorrow , call a friend w ho's got an extension phone. Ask if she's enjoying it, where shes using it and which color and stvlc she selected. Then, when vo u re to order, just call our business office or ask a telephone seivueman. Proienting the SJome Suppiij Half Block West of Bank Phone 2361 Manti, Utah 5 . y on Put your money where it will STOP SWAP spending money on your cars do the most good... in a new FORD old age. Before you buy a 61 car, be sure it is a 61! That means a car as care-freand capable as the 61 Ford ... the car thats beautifully built to take care of itself the car that was deliberately built to back up its long-terwarranty! e now for a 61 Ford. Sales are up and your Ford Dealer is in a position to pay . . . which top dollar for your trade-ishould cover the down payment. n STOP . . SWAP . . . SAVE . . . today at your Ford Dealers. Enjoy a full summer in a beautifully built 61 Ford. . bdnlm Ford pxeppt tim r defects m materials or 12 (KtOmitr whiehevereumaa firM Owner remain responsible for normal imin-t-e nance aervire and mu tine replacement of main tax. nance item such as hltera and i(tuttoa pasta. Fehptrtof mntpd $1 Bgatnut l2monthor Ml with the car thats Beautifully Built to Take Care of Itself. A 61 Ford goes 30,000 miles between chassis lubrications, 4,000 miles between oil changes, adjusts its own brakes, guards its own muffler, never needs waxing, protects its own body. SAVE w DEALERS 3? Dell Chime! gtl Ihrr dnlinchvt ring i, including a mttodiout chtm Co II u for deotls Mountain States oldagEc Tele phone (i) LASSON 96 SOUTH STATE AND NORMAN AUTO MT. PLEASANT CO. PHONE 212 |