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Show Page Six THE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) Editorial CP0O0 The Canal (reek Camp of the DUP will meet for the October meeting at 2 pm. Monday, October 6, at the home of vice captain Geneva Sorensen. Captain Elva Allred will be in charge of the meeting. CSSED and family. Airs. Johnson has been as sustained recently president of the East Pocatello Stake Relief Society. Atr. and Airs. Virgus Osborne were visitors in Orem on SunMrs. Vera Soren.sen is visit- day with Air. and Airs. Connell Osborne and family. They obing this week at the home of served the birthday anniversary her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downard of Moab. of Connell Osborne which was September 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham visited Friday t Sunday The Relief Fall Fesin Pocatello, Idaho with Mr. tival wall be Society held Atonday eveand Mrs. Arthur Johnson end ning, October 6, in the ward family. Wendy, JoAnn, Carolyn recreation hall at 7:30 p.m and David Graham children of In of the social will be Mr. and Mrs. Graham accom- the charge Relief Society presidency, panied them to Idaho. Evonna J u s t e s e n, Evelyn Aeord, Irene Aiken and Iris The family of Mr. ant Mrs Irving. Mav Itlain and their family S ii n d a y as dinner home Former school mutes and guests. Bishop anil Mrs. Mack Wilkey, Mt. Pleasant; Mr close friends enjoyed a get ami Mrs. Gordon Itlain, tiny together Friday in SaJt Lake and Gary itlain of this city Cily at the home of Alarjorie Mr. and Mrs. David llafen I .ass on Shelley. Her guests and children, Sandy and Mr. were Mary Allred Osborne, of and Mrs. Glenn Hiulfield and Spring City; lam Ann llafen son Jeffrey of California. Osborne, Nephi; Iat Tuttle The Hadfield family and Ha-fe- n Sorensen, Utahn a Coates family came on Saturday. Coates, Salt Iuiko City; VirMr. and Airs, llafen and chil ginia I luster Green, Janet dren left Tuesday to make i Johnson and Ilorthy new home at Walla Walla. Tucker .McArthur, Bountiful. Washington. ff Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgus Osborne visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Osborne and family in Nephi on Saturday. Saturday late afternoon vis itors with Mr. and Mrs. Virgus Osborne and Mr. and Airs. Glen Osborne and family were Mr. and Airs. Connell Osborne and family from Orem. Mr. and Airs. Ned Allred and family, Allison, Kip, Wendy and Jennifer of Provo spent the past weekend with their parents and grandparents, Air. and Airs. Royal Allred. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reid II. Allred were Mr. and Airs. Jack Tucker, Fairview and Air. and Airs. Clare Acoril of Provo. Airs. Ada Ellis has be;n a recent visitor in Pocatello, Idaho, where she visited Air. and Airs. Arthur (Ardith) Johnson VU they 2 the ruggedness required to live here. 3 Complain about the polite department, fire depart merit, chamber of commerce, and all other governmental and civic groups. 4 Keep conviiK'ing yourself that your attendance at school programs, service dubs, concerts, ball games, ex hibits and benefit programs is not irnjxirtant youll nevci be missed. .r) You might attend on Stay away from church. Easter Sunday or during the Christmas season just to re assure yourself that all who attend are hypocrites. b Purchase most of your requirements through discount and mail order catalogs. These firms are the first to conn forth with donations and service to your community. 7 Remember that all kids are delinquents, all business men are crooks, and that uncomplimentary remarks about the town are the order of the day. 8 Above all, always be skeptical, cynical and negative about anything that is designed for the communitys progress and betterment. G&OQtf OGQtf Several Fairview residents attended the Lamanite outing for the Lamanite children in the central Utah area and their foster families. The outing was held Saturday in the Nebo Canyon area. Attending from here were Air. and Airs. Ruel Alower and Patty Platters; Air and Airs. Calvin Garlick, Jerry Begay and the Garlick children and Air. and Airs. Ira Garlick Ira Garlick has been selected to be the Lamanite assistant in the North Sanpete Stake, lie will work with Air. Gardner and assist him with the Indian Visiting Sunday with Air. program in the North Sanpete and Airs. Abner Rosenlof were Stake. Earlene and Shirlene Rosenlof of Ridge Crest, California, stuAir .and Airs. Jay Peteison dents at Brigham Young were hosts to the Alutual Alar-lied- s Air. and Airs. Steve Tomlinson and Air. and Mrs. study class at their home Alax Pedersen all of Provo, and on Sunday evening. The lesson Air. and Airs. Steve Hansen of was given by Jay and those atPocatello, Idaho. tending were Alaxine Anderson, Uni-ersit- Ada Kinsman, Donna Brunger, Ann Denese Robinson, Ua Jensen, Air. and Airs. Lloyd Terry, Air. and Airs. Jim Daley and Air. and Airs. Calvin Garlick. Airs. Jack Lofly of Elmo, Utah, is spending a few weeks at the home of her son and family, Air. and Airs. Tommy Tucker. Word was received here last week by Airs. Ira Garlick that her sister Airs. Lalriel Rigby Green of Salt I.akt City is seriously ill. Airs. Green is a former Fairview resident. Air. and Airs. Don Lee Anderson and two daughters of Alagna were weekend visitors with Mr. and Airs. Lee Ander-son- Visiting with Air. and Airs. Urban Hartley last weekend were Air. and Airs. C. AI. Ellsworth and Denise, Tracy, Terry, Lynn and Kristine all of Hunter. Golden Carlston was honored at a birthday dinner at his home on Sunday. Enjoying a lovely dinner and visiting with him were Air. and Airs. Robert Aloody and children, Air and Airs. Eric Tossom and daughter all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richins and children of Salt Lake City; Air. and Airs. Allie L. Carlston of this city; Mr. and Airs. Lyon Bates of Garden Grove, California and Aliss Kaye Winkelman of Sacramento, California who all students at BYU. Also visiting during the at the Carlston home were and Airs. Rodley Bagnall Arcadia, California. in milk and give that stand a longer, more vigorous life You can spray Princep anytime after the first killing frost. Winter moisture carries Princep down into the soil to pick off weeds as they germinate... right through next spring and summer. Not only does Princep get cheat- - grass (June grass), mustard, and it gets most other annual broadleaf and grassy weeds as well. Weeds that can infest, take over and eventually ruin a good alfalfa stand. Your return on the investment in one spray of Princep is clear cut. Better quality hay which will help you get, more pounds of milk if you're a dairyshep-herdspurs- e, man... a Tuesday morning the officers meetings higher daily rate gain if Last Sunday afternoon Air. and Airs. Phill Allred entertained at a dinner honoring their new baby daughter Tammy. Present were little Perry Allred, Air. and Airs. Euray Allred, Brian Allred, Airs. Eugene Allred and Air. and Airs. Perry Christensen all of Fountain Green; Naomi and Jean-nin- e nnd Soren- Perry you're raising cattle . . . cleaner, higher sen of Salt Lake City; Air. and if Airs. the Elmer Shelley, Colleen, quality hay you're selling crop. So make this the year you turn Leslie and Sara siielley, Air. and Airs. Darrell Sheliey nil your weedy alfalfa into pure alfalfa of Alt. Pleasant. again... with Princep. About 9:00 p.m. eveGeigy Agricultural Chemicals, ning the Fountain Atonday Green VoDivision of Geigy Chemical Corp., Saw Mill River Road. Ardsley. N.Y. 10. 02. Prinvvpby (loiyy through the center and saw two films. They also went to Alable Olsen entertained the the library where they were members of the Birthday Club shown how the work is done at her home last Alonday afThe sisters returned to Foun- ternoon. Some of the members tain Green and were served brought hand work recently a hot lunch at a local cafe. completed. The afternoon was Officers in attendance were enjoyed with telling of differn ent Alary Turnbow, Alaurice happenings years ago in and Flo Anderson. Fountain Green. Airs. Olsen Alembers were Jessie Oldroyd, served a hot chicken dinner. Audrey Tacy, Kenna Rasmus- Alembers present were Alable sen, Evelyn Johnson, Bernita Allred, Rosetta Eggen, Alyce Johnson, Alable Allred, Alin Wilkins, Sada Rasmussen, Oldroyd, Sada Rasmussen, LaAlikkelson, Naomi Allred, Von Coombs, Alable Olsen, Na- Etta Hansen of Nephi. omi Allred, Hazel Allred, Itha Green, Pat Coombs, Alyce Wilto wed Glen LeRoy Peterson Family picnic was enjoyed Shirley Ann Jacobsen kins, Rosetta Eggen, Lurelda last Saturday at Birch Creek a Falls. Despain, Theora Anderson, There were 21 family Alikkelson, Alyrth Oldroyd, members present. The group Beth Anderson, Ethel Williams, enjoyed games, visiting and Rachel Syme, Glenda Wierman, lunch. Present were Bishop and Donna Johnson, Leah Hansen, Mrs. Booth Cook, Glen George and Ellen Allred, Nettie Bigler, David Cook of Fountain Green; Hannah Pierman, Leona Alow- JoAnn and Sam Jackson, two Alarriage plans for December lean Alission, Air. Peterson is er, Erba Cook and Estehr children of Dragerton; Lanore are being announced for Aliss presently attending University Beck, Bessie Cook, Nora John- and Boyce Blackham and two Shirley Ann Jacobsen, daughter of Utah on an academic schol- son, several sisters joined the children of Alapleton; Sue and of Air. and Airs. Albert E. Ja- arship. President Alilt Harmon and three chilgroup for lunch. cobsen of Springville, who will The couple plans to make Alary Turnbow thanked all the dren of Nephi. Special guests exchange vows with Glen Le- their home in American Fork. sisters for their work and at- were Valine Beck of Salt Lake son of Air. and Peterson, Roy tendance in the past year and City and Dixie Gorden of Airs. Frank Peterson of Spring invited them to come to the City. The marriage ceremony will take place December 12 in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception ! to honor the couple will be DUP held the same evening in the WINNER ACADEMY AWARDS! i g h t h Springville S e c o n Camp Hambleton DUP Camp Ward Church. will meet Alonday, October 6, The charming bride-eleis at 7 :30 p.m. at the civic cena graduate of Springville High ter, according to Captain Fern School and LDS Seminary. She Jacobs. All interested women was a member of the Pep Club are invited to attend. where she served as drill misThe lesson, "Powells Expetress. She was a member of dition Down the Green and Colthe a cappella choir, historian orado Rivers will be given by of Future Homemakers of Ila Tidwell and a history of America and president of the the Nielson family will be givA en Club. Foreign Language by Fern Jacobs. Hostesses member of the Thespians, she are Vena chairman; also served on the Safety Ruth Jones,Hughes, Delma Jorgensen, Council and was a member of Elnora Larsen, Leila Larsen and Persona Patriota Club. She Fern Jacobs. was a finalist in the Aliss Springville Contest in 1968 and is known for her entertaining in the dance and music fields. yjeiuA . . . Presently employed in Orem, she has attended Utah TechniAir. and Airs. Winn Tucker cal College and Brigham Young vacationed last week at DisUniversity. neyland and Vernal. Air. Peterson is a graduate of North Sanpete High School A baby boy, their second and LDS Seminary. He was ac- child and first son was born tive in football, baseball and September 25 in Salt Lake tennis and was manager of the City to Air .and Mrs. Dan C. fWtfainvJUm VAAAJ- OrwtaJtvGAROL REED basketbll team. He served as Cloward. The baby is the sevbice president and acting pres- enth grandchild for Air. and ident of the Hawks Club. Re- Airs. Marien Cloward of this CORPORATION cently returning from the Chi- - city, and is also a grandson MATS. of Air. and Airs. Kenneth :00 Dtlly Sit. 2 of Las Vegas, Nevada. During the time of the fire noYO's the wind was blowing rather The baby will be given the Ivn. 2 p.m. 1230 N ! 2nd W RNESTl 374-5Wbrisk endangering other build- name of Dan Alarlen Cloward Jr. ings. Alik-kelso- Lu-el- Lu-ell- Shirley Ann Jacobsen plans rites with Peterson for December Camp Hambleton sets meet BST PICTURE OF THE YEAR 6 d-- E ct yjotei . Alc-Ew- -- Faux theatre lay Last Saturday visitors and dinner guests at the home of Air. and Airs. Clarence Johnson were their daughters, Mrs. Cherrille Carlson and her daughter Stacy of Murray. Granddaughter, Gail Stoddard and her two daughters of Salt Lake. Allrod and lessons for the of the Fountain Green Ward coming year. She announced Relief Society entertained the the Relief Society bazaar will sisters of the ward at the op- be held in the cultural hall on ening social. They met at 9 00 Thursday, October 16. a.m. at the church and ihon Air. and Airs. David Beesley traveled by car to Alanti where they went to the visit- of Provo were Tuesday evening ing center at the Alanti Temple visitors at the home of Air. grounds. They enjoyed the tour and Airs. Leon Wilkins. Mr. of Vera Johnson entertained the members of the Stitch and Chat Club at her home last Alonday afternoon. The mem bers enjoyed the time doing hand work and visiting. Vera served a hot dinner. Alembers present were Cleo Coombs from Atoroni,, LaVon Coombs, Christina Crowther, Zell Nielson, Leona Alower, Nettie Bigler, and Cleo Johnson all of Fountain Green. Rest way to beat eheatgrass. oati are fountain Gi oil-flav- as Attend no meetings of any kind. Ciiticize the wav are doing tilings. Remind others at all times of the cold winters and Airs. Chcsla Patterson of Salt Lake City visited here several days last week with her parents. Air. and Airs. J Leo Seely. Visiting with the Seelys on Friday were Airs. Ina Alorgan and son, John Leo Alorgan of Nephi. Verl AIcKay of Salt Lake City, who with Airs. AIcKay have spent part of the summer at their home in Alt. Pleasant, was taken to the local hospital on Alonday for treatment of a heart ailment. is with a spray, this fall, of Princep brand of simazine herbicide. With Princep. you can turn a field of weedy alfalfa into a clean stand again. You get more TPN value from problems your hay. Reduce 19 CfUQo (BQGGO The following article appeared in print and was issued by the Economic Development Commission in the state of North Dakota. It lists a number of "Wavs to Ruin Your Town." While the list provides a few chuckles, it also pro vokes some serious thinking on the part of citizens. We offer it herewith for the latter. 1 toller 1, comment flat,eA mustard and sliephcrdspurse in vour alfalfa Oc Ways to ruin your town (BOUtf CSREffiGSSHffi PYRAMID lunteer Fire Department was railed to a fire in a shed at the John Aagard home. The fire was soon under control. A Part That Isn't There Cant Wear Out ,SxiVi C2 vii n rsv flameless electric dryer is made with as many as 14 fewer parts than the other type dryer. Can you see why an electric dryer costs less to buy? But what isnt so obvious is that a part that isnt there cant wear out, or go out of adjustment. And that explains why there are fewer electric dryer repair calls. See the carefree new models at your electric dealer now. A Buy a Carefree Electric Dryer Now Utah Power & Light Company la |