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Show a 3i Cleo Johnson, will replace Leah Alice Wilkins 445-338- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson are spending a few days 6 Moroni Stake Relief Society officers attending the fall Relief Society conference last week were Bessie Cook, president, Edna Christensen, Counwork Aagard, selor, Mary counselor, all from Ftn. Green. The officers reported that it was one of the most Inspiring that has been conferences held. Mrs. Aagard said the work department, was the most beautiful and handicrafts from Relief Society members from all over the world. i Melba Morley was released from the hospital at Nephi and will stay at the homes of her daughters in Salt Lake City untlll she is fully recovered from her illness. 84 West Main, Mt. Pleasant PUMPKIN PIES . Brownies each 35c doz. 49c e White or Wheat Bread 4 for 89c EXCLUSIVE PETROLANE OFFER... K4MK..S.5afc, cat only $175.00, installed with normal venting by your Petrolane L. P. Dealer, this dependable forced-ai- r wall furnace would normally cost you $240,001 Si Heals one, two or three rooms like a central furnace. Operates on clean, efficient, inexpensive Petrolane L. P. Gas. See it at your Petrolane L. P. Gas Dealer the most dependable source for heating and liquid petroleum gas service. Optional equipment extra. Comparable savings on other models. PETROLANE don't wait. Mr. and Mrs. A. LeRoy Brady, Miss Donalene Averett exch- vows with A. LeRoy Brady, Jr., in a ceremony performed September 17 at the home of the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. Dail P. Averett. Edgar E. Lasson, bishop of the First Ward, officiated. Following the nuptial rites members of the wedding party were feted at a buffet luncheon with parents of the bride as hosts. That evening the couple was further honored at a reception Ward. in the First-Fourt- h For her wedding the lovely young bride wore a floor-lengt- h model of poi de soi with lace overlays embroidered in pearl-ize- d sequins. It was fashioned with long sleeves, scoop neck line and floor length bouffant skirt. Her veil of illusion was held to a crown of lace and sequins. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Attendants were Mrs. Susan Linchfield as matron of honor; Peggy Averett as maid of honor and Alice Lynne Christensen, Barbara Mickelsen, Kathrene Rigby, Lynnette Boyce and Nancy Averett as bridesmaids. All wore identical sheaths in orange and beige with western scarfs and carried bouquets of anged-wedding glamelias and UTAH GAS SERVICE PHONE 462-269- 0 . . . at home married notes the door and thank-yo- u were passed by Delma Shep herd. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Brady Sr. of Fairview. Utah businesses will be surveyed to see if taxes are being paid hits Last Friday the North Sanannounced pete cheerleaders the sophomore cheerleaders for 1965-6They are Anita Davis, Meredith Cook, Phyllis Nielson and Katherine Prestwich. The studentbody is at rest as the faculty is attending UEA in Salt Lake City. Last Friday at the halftime, the Pep Club performed in their new uniforms when the North Sanpete Hawks rallied over the Juab Wasps 59-The new uniforms gave a snappy touch to the excellent drills performed. The mighty Hawks traveled to Emery County High School to meet the Spartans in football action Wednesday. The studentbody will be trav-ein- g with the team next Friday to Millard High School. The North Sanpete band under the direction of Vernon P. Johansen brought back a suraperior and a superior-plu- s ting from the marching festival at Richfield High School 6. Director of Internal Revenue Roland V. Wise, whose district covers the State of Utah Denounced today that a tax compliance survey will be conducted throughout the State of Utah, during the next twelve months. This survey is part of a national effort to determine the extent of taxpayer compliance with Internal Revenue Laws. The present survey will be confined to persons engaged in business and professional and people. Salaried persons and wage earners are generally covered by the withholding tax provisions of Internal Revenue laws. Internal Revenue representatives will be contacting citizens throughout the state and requesting information in person and by mail relative to all types of Federal tax returns required to be filed by them. The cooperation of all Utah taxpayers is solicited in this effort to assure a of our countrys tax obligations. Mr. Wise stated that 97 per cent of all taxpayers comply with the American system of of voluntary tax liabilities. One purpose of this survey is to assure the 97 per cent of taxpayers who voluntarily file correct returns that their competitors are not Sign in a Minneapolis wogetting an unfair competitive mens specialty shop: "We advantage by failure to pay their fair share of the national have everything for tall girls tax bill. except tall men. nt "fair-sharin- The Seminary held their opening social Thursday night at the Armory Hall with a Sadie Hawkins dance. ajrroi iiit . THEATRE KINEMA brevities g" at now playing last Saturday. an Do-tric- e, S Jligh fig Mt. Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Moosman received word Sunday of the death of their uncle, Alfred Skinner of Orem. Mr. Skinner was the father-in-laof former Mt. Pleasant resident, Margie Dean Draper Skinner. DISNEY'S WALT w Mrs. Carrie Tucker last week in Las Vegas, vada. She accompanied her Mrs. Theda of Ogden. Diary Poppins Ne- October 6 II - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - - 12 2 Continuous showings Thursday, Friday, Saturday Lloyd Frisbie of the Bartow starting at 2:30 p.m. (Fla.) Polk County Democrat reports a checker tournament has been going on for six years S PRICES: Child under 12, 50c; Students 1.00; Adults 1.25 in front of Craines Food 3........................ Store. white small daisies. Mrs. Averett, mother of the bride wore a beige suit while Mrs. Brady, mother of the bridegroom wore bronze lace Both wore corsages of cynbid-iuorchids and yellow roses, Woodell Cox performed best man duties and David Larsen ushered. LaRaine Burnside presided at the brides book, Darlene Frandsen greeted guests at frozen Green Peas Frozen' Storo Bel-aPeal Florida Juice r Pour & Orange Juice Real Orange Juice Florida Juice Chopped Broccoli Prem. Aita rted Banquet Dinners Voriety pkg. z Banquet Pies Regular Q French Fries or Crinkle Cut O pkgt. Bel-a- tended a square dance party at Jerry Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mont Nielson. The club has been invited to Price to join with the Price Square Dancers on Oct. 9. The Mont Nielsons and Tidwell went to Salt Lake City last Friday evening where they attended a wedding for Cel-est- ia their granddaughter and niece, Barbara Tidwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tidwell. Bowling 168. M. r 3)o.i Cut Corn S2& 6 Z J1 Frozen Cheese Pizza Heat 'n Serve pa 59 PTJ:49 Halibut DinnersX?! 10 U Lemonade r Ice Cream Banana Zippy Pickles Green Peas Tomato Soup Flavor' the Ps, Glenna Nunley, Bette Jensen, 170. High single game, 642; team total, 1772. Pin Downers. Doris Sowby, Jewel Bailey, Mary Morley, 161. High game, 609; team total 1772. Ruby Nunley, Christie Bunnell. Ada Collard, High game 627; team total, 1,842. Bowling at Ray's Lanes by the Sinclair Hits and Mrs was really high last Monday night. Phylis Oldroyd, 219; Nadine Nielson. 195; Ester Berk, 184; Carolyn Bailey, 196; Viola Lund, 179. High game, 895; team total, 2585. 165-47- J1 5 J1 17 Tomato Juice LaLani Juice r65 6 10 Cai. 3,385e .: Pineapple 12-a- By cam Th.Doz.n-i.- iz Heinz Delicious 2.59 By the Dozen 4 Ketchup Chunk Tuna THa Dozen 3.16 J French Bread Ov.n Frthn- Clorox Bleach . Lit zj National , Grade AA Eggs Cream O' The Crop Large Extra -i Bar-- S Sliced Bacon Boneless Pot Roast 170-48- 1; Chuck Steaks U.S.D.A. Choict For Money Savin' Value Ib. Skinless Franks ZXZ.14 ' U.S.D.A. Choice Bef Rib Steaks Boneless Rib Steoks fc. Coptoin's Choke 5 box Whiting Frozen Seofood Breaded Shrimp Coptoin's Choice pke. Safeway a. s 3c Grade A Frozen Manor House Birds U.S.D.A. Lean Bacon Cudahy Serve With Cream O' The Crop Eggs U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Trimmed Of Excess Fat Before Weighing Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples The Peak Of 33 Choice Beef, The King of Roast And It's Safeway Trimmed 20-o- t. birds Bar-- ib. a,. 79 69 79 69 Flavor jjr 55 The All Purpose Perfect Fruit 8"? 5 9 9 Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils Crisp Celery Crisp & 10 Crunchy Red Potatoes s.LS'.V 10 Yellow Onions s.." Lid 4 & M, 98 98 69 'c . doz.-- Apples U.S.D.A. Cornish Game Hens doz. Large Eggs KoasH: Price At Tender Rib Roast 43 Brand Liquid Bleach JoncafthcBini Tender Chuck Roast Both Sold At Same s, 176-50- c"ch, 3 U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Donna Jensens, McGarry, 164; Claire Lund, 163. Rollerettes, Evelyn Acord, 4; lO-e- .39 Seven Bone or Blade Cut 484. 167-45- & Chuck Kadetts, La Rita Beck, Originals, m Bowls & Mugs 2 Ice Milk Stocl Up Prices Dor Sa Jellies Preserves J caw lea uarden jr m Ripe Olives Scores Bowleretts League at Cow Palace Lanes Pin Pals, Lu June 170-47- PETROLANE Jr. Miss Donalene Averett exchanges wedding vows with LeRoy Brady Puth-E-Cnt- offer good through October Almost from the day the enchanting, elusive Mary Poppins character appeared on the literary scene in 1934, straight from the pen of English authoress P. L. Travers, she seemed to gain additional destined fame through some form of the entertainment medium. Disney first became aware of the delightful Mary Poppins about fifteen years ago, when one of his daughters introduced him to the magical nursemaid. Her enthusiasm for the books prompted his reading them and he, too, saw their potential as material for a motion picture. Making her motion picture debut in the title role is lovely and talented Julie Andrews. For the multl-facte- d role of Bert, a young man of many vocations and devoted friend of Mary Poppins, Disney signed the brilliant young Dick Van Dyke. For the role of Mr. Banks, whose f u household plays second fiddle to his most serious banking career, Disney British corned 1 a n, imported David Tomlinson, and Glynis Johns will be seen as Winifred Banks, the pixilated wife and mother whose suffragette activities leave little time for her home and children. Ed Wynn, at 77, still enjoying one of the busiest careers in Hollywood, will be seen as Uncle Albert. Others in the cast include Hermione Baddeley, Karen Mathew Garber, Elsa Arthur Treacher, Lanchester, Reginald Owen, Rita Shaw and many others. actor-comedi- Ralph Green, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Christensen and Mr. and ON A Dearborn KINGSLEY SERIES COUNTERFLOW WALL FURNACE H k at the Kinema. Mrs. mu Walt Displaying story-telle- r, ney. The show is now Ephraim last Saturday night Going from here were Mr. and jmmm mm mm.mmmn RS8K8S I TSSr. I mmm.mm master Ruth Nielson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phares Nielson, has returned to her eighth grade studies at the Moroni Jr. High after her illness. MILLERS BAKERY 7J One of literatures most beloved and delightful heroines, at long last "Mary Poppins, steps from the printed page to become an unforgettable living, breathing personality through the motion picture magic of at the home from their job at Tucker. Anna Cook was taken ill on and her son, Mr. and Monday, to was able Lapriel Collard Mrs. Hermit Cook took her to return to her work after sev- Salt Lake City where she will receive medical attention. She eral weeks of illness. will stay at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shaw daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Asall were dinner (Odessa) Olsen. children and of home the at guests Sunday Jessie Oldroyd will leave Cleo Christiansen. Wednesday for Cl e a r f 1 e 1 d Mr. and Mrs. Leland Des-pal- n where she will attend a wedof Ftn. Green and Mr. ding of a niece, Brenda Reyand Mrs. Jay Bowles and child- nolds, daughter of Mr. and ren of ' Nephi were visitors Mrs. Asa (Faun) Reynolds. Caves Lehman the at Sunday in Nevada. They also received Mrs. Reynolds is a former Ftn. a permit to gather a few Pine Green resident. Nuts while on the National Forest there. Mrs. Despain said Ftn. Green teachers who will the trip was beautiful and the attend UEA in Salt Lake City trip through the cave was very October 7, 8, and 9 are James Allred, Hazel Bailey, Mrs. Shelinteresting. ley, Peter Jacobsen, Deon AnAttending General Confer- derson, Isabella Johnson and ence held in Salt Lake City Jessie Oldroyd. last week were president Vic tor Rasmussen and bishop Mr. and Mrs. Leonard OldBooth Cook. royd entertained at a family dinner at their home last SunWilkins and Mary day. Among family members Alyce the day and Aagard were Provo visitors who enjoyed and shoppers last Friday. lovely dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Mack Morley and daughPhylis Nielson, daughter of ter JoAnn from Moroni; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Beamard Nielson and Mrs. Doyce Oldroyd, was one of the Sophomores daughter Paula, son Lee and chosen for cheerleader at the Jessie Oldroyd. North Sanpete high school last Mr. and Mrs. Reed Green Friday. and son, Michael, spent a week Last Saturday night the end in Salt Lake City. There members of the Etket club they visited at the home of a went to Mt Pleasant where son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. they enjoyed a movie. After- Gordon Green. ward they ate at a cafe. The evenings entertainment was to Mrs. Luella Mower of Pro celebrate two of the members vo and Jessie Oldroyd went to birthdays, Betty Jean Aagard Salt Lake City where they met and Marva Olsen. Dr .and Mrs. M. L. Oldroyd Other members present were and son, Elder Mark Oldroyd, Verdeen Jacobsen, Ethel Wil- of Payson. Elder Oldroyd left liams, Betty Allred and Rita Tuesday at noon by jet plane Allred. for the New Zealand LDS mission where he will serve for the The first Relief Society LEKS church. meeting of the year was held with president Enid Nielson in The Heart of Ute Square charge. A new class leader, dancers from Ftn. Green at- - if Mary Poppins' now at Kinema Hansen who retired after faith-ful- l service for the past five years. 8, 1965 October TIIE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID Page Six Prices lb 59 29 Valencia Oranges Effective Thursday, Friday end Saturday Lamb Breast 49 COPYRIGHT 190 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED Ib. 19c |
