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Show Page Two The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid May 3, 1973 FOR RENT REPAIR SERVICE Professional TV Service 1 JUt. at Mt, Pleasant, Utah 84647 90 West Main NORTH SANPETES HOME NEWSPAPER MARY B. CLOWARD FRANK KING pr yr, dv.anc 10c pr copy, $5.00; Member: UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION in home 436-866- REGISTERED ARABIAN HORSES for sale and at Stud. Triangle-- Arabians, P. O. Box If Manti. 3, Phone you like horses you will love the Arabian. jl4 NEEDS! Motor overhaul, valve grinding, wheal balancing, tire repair, lusafbrication, electronic tuna-uety inspection. PromptSarviea Reasonable Rates 510 NO. 200 W. MORONI, UTAH March 3. 1879. SINGER portable sewing machine. Sews straight and zig m3 zag. Like new. Call 462-213- TOUCH and Chair. Reasonable. See at 455 East Main or Phone m3 462-255- BUSINESS Complete & Crafts Supplies Mark's Market NELSON'S GIFT MART Gunnison, Utah Phone Pratt Lambert1 GWEN'S WHAT NOT SHOP - PLEASANT MT. the Place to Buy Your Children's Clothes 50 West Main CHERRYS For Friandly, Professional HAIRCUTTING Latast Styles Tad Cherry, Ephraim, Utah Granit carved with tha dasign of your choice. Ona low charge coven granita, carving and installing. Tarmt arranged. No interest. Dates carved on asisting monuments in cemetery. Fin skillfully Mt. Pleasant house on 1 4 acres. Barn, chicken coop, corner lot. Call mlO Mt. Pleasant REDUCE excess fluids with Fluidex Lose weight with capsules at your ml7 drugstore. Junior High Scholarships in English, Science, Industrial Arts and Dex-A-Di- Home Economics by School Selection ntraMJtahTUhonaCo:i furnished, Call FEDERALLY INSURED TO $20,000.00 Participating Double (damnify Lila Insurance Coverage FEDERAL , CREDIT UNION Interior-Exterio- trailer, excellent Painting Walltaxing Samples & Free Estimates in Your Home Mt. Pleasant 76 S. 1st W. 7 Phone 32 So. Stata Mt. Plaasant 1960 CHEV and Legal Notices MT. PLEASANT DRUG COSMETICS GIFTS HEALTH NEEDS 462-263- PRESCRIPTIONS Fairviaw, Utah STAG AND CARA NOME Basements, trenching, septic tanks, plowing, disking, lots AIR COMPRESSOR Rock concrete drilling, breaking, rock drilling. PIPE Plastic, concrete, Orange-berg- . ' ZABRISKIE K. W.) Merrill Ney, Manager 515 East 2nd South Mt. Pleasant State Licensed Mt. Pleasant 514 East Main 462-277- 5 EXPERT SERVICE PARTS AND for all home appliances electric motors, Homelite chain saws Scissors Sharpened FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY MANTI HOME SUPPLY Vt Hod Watt of Sank Pbono US-236- 1 Pyramid May good conm3 1970 TORINO FORD, A.C., P.S., two door, 302 Co. Cu. In. engine, 20m.p.g. $2095. a20 or 7 743-572- Consumers Want to Know by MARGARET SPADER Eastern DAN JORGENSEN Mt. Pleasant Phone 462-220- 4 BULLS COLUMBIA Ive noticed washing instructions on leather clothes in able. Before buying and washing leather, read the label for washability and washing instructions. Most womens clothes made e of fibers are washable. Why do hang tags on men's wear usually advise dry cleaning? Tailored mans wear inman-mad- cludes trims, linings and interfacings that may not be washable. So dry cleaning is advised. If trims, linings and interfacings are made of polyester and nylon, the label usually advises about wash-abilit- What exactly is a double knit? The double knit fabrics consist of two interlocked layers (a face and a back) which cannot be separated. Single knits (commonly called Jersey) consist of only one ' layer. Double knits are heavier and provide stretch both up and down, with good recovery. Whats the best way to find a reputable automobile dealer? Manufacturers of automobiles will supply lists of their franchised dealers in your Neighbors Invent or Discover Invention is putting materials together so as to make something which did not exist before. Discovery usually means finding or uncovering something which has been there but has never before been observed. 21 Bishop Belmont Manse officiated at the services. Burial was in Goshen Cemetery, Bingham County, Idaho. Mr. Larsen was born in Mt. Pleasant, April 6, 1892, a son of Andrew and Anna Christena Marhiassen Larsen. He married Dora Bradley, September 5, 1911 in Mt. Pleasant. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt She died Lake Temple. November 29, 1953. Mr. Larsen was general agent for Benficial Life Insurance Company in Boise for two years, and agent for the same company for 30 years. He was a rancher in Shelley, Idaho, from 1915 to 1948. An active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, he served as Stake Superintendent of the MIA, High Councilman in Shelley Stake, Bishop of Goshen Ward, Shelley Stake, for 8 years. Surviving are sons and daughter, Jay Rapael Larsen; Idaho Falls, Idaho; Don B. y Larsen, Burbank, California, Mrs. Franklin R. (Arcilee) LaPier, Rexburg, grandchildren; 18 Idaho; 20 great- grandchildren; two brothers and a sister, James Berkeley Lar- Firth, Idaho; Joseph Faireld Larsen, Las Vegas, sen, Nevada; Mrs. Richard D. (Ina) Jones, Mt. Pleasant. His oldest son, A. Edwin Larsen, Bishop of Twin Falls 8th Ward, was killed in a head-ocollision in August of 1970. n The origin of the expression, Not worth a Continental was in the 1775 the Continental Congress issued paper currency which were simply promises to pay since the young government had little money. By 1778, after $242 million of such paper had been issued, it took $50 to buy a bushel of corn. The $1 Continental was then worth 2'2 cents. A man is about as big as the things that make him angry. LONGEST BLOOMING ANNUAL FLOWERS ut next Alright, I'll time I'll complain directly to your programmer! RAMS 427-371- 9 of Texas ? heart HEART OF Ohio. NOW RIDE THE RANGE FOR ONE OF THE NATION'S LEAPING COAL COMPANIES, TENPING A HERP OF SOME rp Ntw and Uttd COAL - OIL GAS ASA Round Oak Furnace Co. Springy ille 4896681 Mrs. Jensen was admired by all those who knew her for her creativity, her personal charm and vitality, and her strong testimony of the Church. Over the years she contributed many hours of time and effort in the service and well being of her fellowman. A talented seamstress, she worked many hours helping other women with sewing and other skills. She was especially talented in making new clothes from used items and did it in the highest fashion. She was noted throughout the State and in many other areas for her creative and unusual hats. Among the awards she received for her work was a first place award presented to her by the Utah State Woolgrowers at the annual convention in Salt Lake City. At seventeen she was given the coveted honor of being the Goddess of Liberty at Fairviews annual Independance Day Celebration which at that time was a big annual celebration in Fairview. She worked eleven years in the Relief Society in both the ward and stake. She served as President of the North Ward Relief Society and also served as work leader and in the social science departments. She was instrumental in compiling the 100 year history of the Relief Society in Fairview which was published several years ago. She was a teacher in the Sunday School and MIA and served as President of the Primary and filled a Stake mission. Following her marriage in 1917 she lived two years in Sunnyside and then spent the rest of her life living in Fair-vieShe worked with her husband in the lumber business and later in the restaurant and grocery business. During the past years they have owned and operated the Vair Vu Motel. include her Survivors sons, husband, Fairview; daughter, Max L. St. Louis, Missouri; Jack L., American Fork; Charles K., Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Earl (Elaine) Bowles, Nephi; Mrs. Kenneth V. (Betty) McKay, Salt Lake City; 14 grandchildren, 1 great- vocal Nielson; Bishop Lion Nielsen; speaker, President A. J. Anderson; hymn, combined choir; bene- diction, Reed Lasson and dedication of the grave by Arthur Nielsen. Pallbearers were Alton Jones, Ray Nielsen, Conrad Nielsen, Clark Nielsen, David Nielsen and Joseph Nielsen. Burial was in the Fairview. City Cemetery. Gloriosa dairies are magnificent for garden decorations or as a cut flower. Sow the seed early, and you will have magnificent displays of blooms the first year. Services were under the direction of the North Ward with Counselor Bishopric Maruice Turpin conducting. The family prayer was offered by Max L. Jensen; prelude and postlude at the organ was by Evelyn Terry; hymn, combined Fairview North and South Ward Choirs directed by Ellen Tucker; invocation, Wilford Wheeler; remarks, Ginger Haynie; vocal solo, Norman Brunger; speaker, Bishop Leon Nielsen; vocal duet, Ellen Tucker and Elva Hamilton; reading, Lucy Tucker; hymn, combined choir; benediction, Fred Haynie and dedication of the grave was by Gregory Pack. were Pallbearers Steve Christensen, John McAllister, Golden Sanderson, Shirley Jensen, David Jensen and Lionel Peterson. Honorary Pallbearers grandchild, brothers, sister, were Allan Jensen and Richard Mitchell, LeVern both Salt Lake Jensen. Internment was in the Fair-vieCity; Revere, Blain, Boyd all of Ogden, and Mrs. Wanda Day, City Cemetery directed by Salt Lake City. the Ursenbach Funeral Home. UTAH I NOXZEMA MINING WESTLUND TV VITAL COAL .S 79f SAVE 5 O Seventy men work full-tim- e Petunias are high on the list of most popular flowers grown by home gardeners. This variety is a red granditlora and regarded as one of the best kinds for summer display. RADIOS WELLA BALSAM VISITORS A FISHERMEN AND PICKNICKERS &7,9 ORA FIX (giant-flowere- on LANP RECLAMATION IN THREE COUNTIES THEV'VE PLANTED 5,000 ACRES OF CATTLE PASTURE PUT OUT 15 MILLION TREES, CREATED LAKES AND BUILT RECREATION AREAS USED BY 20,000 HAL'S '. Plans call for building a cattle IN HERO TO THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS. BEEF CATTLE MAY BE SHOWN IN NATIONAL AND STATE COMPETITION AND THE DAY MIGHT NOT BE FAR AWAY WHEN THE VERSATILE COALMEN AT HANNA 2,000 Division of Consolidation Coal COmpanv will BE holding their FIRST cattle auction! g PLACE DENTURE ADHESIVE I Vs oz. SAVE SAVE Hfcf 7 '9 SCHICK PLUS PLATINUM INJECTOR BLADES 83? D1 -- &EL SAVE Hfci LIQUID 12 oz. OR TABLETS, ZOOS UOZ. $ DINING AND DANCING LIVE MUSIC DURFEE SISTERS HAIR SPRAY j Every Saturday 9 pm to 12 pm MANTI, UTAH SAVE SI H 32i Restaurant and Ballroom n Ephraim We are F.C.C. licensed to repair, tune and do all necessary adjustments to all 99? 8oz. CONDITIONER 462-234- 2 PROFESSIONAL TV & HARDWARE H OINTMENT oz DEPOSITS TO MEET THE NATION'S ENERGY NEEDS, LAND IS PUT TO NEW, PRODUCTIVE USES. MORE THAN 33,000 ACRES IN THE PAST 30 YEARS. TV REPAIR RADIO INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS. Alarms Controls Timer! TV REPAIR OF oz. PREPARATION SKIN CREAM When the company finishes surface Electronics Prompt & Professional Service, at Reasonable Rates, Call solo, Eddie Miner accompanied by Evelyn Terry; remarks. MT. PLEASANT, URoy Wjttrlund FURNACES Wendell LDS Temple. MT. PLEASANT DRUG STORE ON RICH PASTURES -- LANP THAT WAS ONCE A COAL MINE Clement 4th East 440 South fURNACES Impressive funeral services were held Monday at 1 p.m. in the Fairview North LDS Ward Chapel for one of Fairviews most admired women, Orabelle H. Jensen 75, who died on April 26, 1973 of natural causes in a Payson hospital. Mrs. Jensen was born on November 30, 1897 in Faiview to Hyrum and Keziah B. Hansen. She married Levern Jensen on October 24, 1917 in the Manti REGISTERED HEREFOCPS GRAZING 0 "1 services were held in Idaho Falls LDS 14th chapel for J. Raphael Larsen, 81, who died April 19, 1973 in an Idaho Falls hospital of a heart attack. April Ward teacher. Survivors include a son, John O. Marine, Yuma, Arizona, 3 grandchildren; brother, sister, Chester O. Garlick, Ogden; Vera H. Reid, Salt Lake City. Services were under the direction of the South Ward Bishopric with Counselor Blake The Anderson conducting. family prayer was offered by Charles Nielson; prelude and postlude at the organ, Virginia Worth Mower; invocation, Bench; hymn, combined North and South Ward Choirs directed by Ellis Madsen; remarks, 400 and LEO GILLESPIE 4150 North Milburn Road FAIRVIEW, UTAH Monday for IN THE Oklahoma cowboys NO CLAY Services held Funeral Director of Consumer Affairs National Association of Manufacturers 3, 1973. the home. She was born on March 22, 1904 in Richfield to Samuel J. and Lovina Thurston Hancock. She married P. Otis Nielson on June 18, 1924 in the Salt Lake I.DS Temple. He died April 18, 1965. She was active in civic affairs and as a member of the LDS Church. She was active in the Relief Society and as a visiting teacher. She was also a Sunday School teacher and a primary Orabelle Jensen COWBOYS AND COALMEN in Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Fair-vieSouth LDS Ward Chapel for Delta Hancock Nordstrom Nielson, 69 of Fairview who died on April 28, 1973 of natural causes in a Salt Lake nursing dies in Idaho community on request. My Since 1945, 6,800,000 migrants have come to the United States. No! PEEP 462-237- Phone Caprice The position of dog catcher and dog pound keeper for Mt. Pleasant City is open. Persons interested in this position should contact the City Recorder in the city hall. Harold P. Hansen City Recorder Published in Mt. Pleasant Deep DRIVEWAY GRAVEL 66 South State Mt. Pleasant Ut. 84647 PHONE 1 FARM ANIMALS ANGUS CHEV Delta Nielsen Former resident go-h- Electrical Contractor Phone 8 ml7 Hardtop, dition. ELECTRICIAN JOHN East NOTICE COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS for man and woman m3 Published in the Mt. Pleasant Pyramid April 26 and May 3. cleaned. Young's Rexall Drug motor 462-213- 1967 Spring City EXCAVATING 9 348 evenings. Spring City Rates beginning April 1st. The minimum rate for water service will be $3.00 for the first 10,000 gallons, and 15 cents per thousand after that. 8 Impala; Call 1968 THUNDERBIRD Laundau, $1100.00 234 First North, Phone Probate and Guardianship Notices NOTICE M. N. i RELIABLE 150 Honda. 462-229- 3 Further Information drugs Phone Excellent condition. See Reeve Norman. ml7 Spudnut Shop Phono Tuesday for 1 y. Coniult County Clerk or the Respective Signeri for SERVICES Emergency By Funeral held 462-235- Automobiles FOR SALE Wallpapering Collect 8 427-335- mlO Sofa lumping up? If to, bring It to DEAD STOCK 462-272- condition. r repair Service Call 283-430- UPHOLSTERING ANDERSON PAINTING AND DECORATING Roofs or house 1967 12 x 55 ft. DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED 283-452- 0 ft.; UPHOLSTERING PAINTING THE BEST PLACE TO SAVE! 12 x 52 carpeted; mlO BROWN'S CREDIT UNION home. 71 MOBILE 0 RUESCH MONUMENT CO. Funeral services for Clayton Arthur Robinson of California, and a native of Spring City, was held at the Berg Mortuary Chapel at Provo. PLOW, wither mole Prelude music was by Fay bound or dis, hitch; also tractor blade. Fred Gardner, Loveless, conducting was Bishop mlO Sherron Porter, Opening prayer, Fa irview. Phone Kenneth Madsen, vocal duet, LADY TO work in nursing home Joan De Friez and Leona Higgins, accompanist, Fay 24 to 40 hours per week. $1.86 starting salary. Contact Mrs. Loveless, talk, Bruce T. Madsen, mlO organ solo, Carol DeMill, talk Audrey Hooper Jerrold Matthews, remarks, Bishop Sharron Porter, vocal LOST duet, Look Up To Him. Joan SMALL (18 in. tall) slender, De Friez and Leona Higgins, short haired black dog. Has accompanist, Fay Loveless, white chest, tightly curled tail. closing prayer, Goerge ShefAnswers to Buddah. If seen, field, Family Prayer, Dean please write Brent Bagley, Hansen. The pall bearers were Verdi General Delivery, Ephraim, m3 Schofield, Donnell Madsen, Terry Lott, Mark Lott, Philip MISCELLANEOUS Michael Hansen. Miller, ALFALFA GROUND for lease-2- 40 Dedication of the grave Marion acres to the right party with Johnson. The buril was at the Spring City Cemetery. , proper equipment. Call or see Oneil Miner, 506 South m24 State, Mt. Pleasant. 462-229- TELEPHONES MONUMENTS BARBER SHOP mlO 5 OBIfUARIE C. A. Robinson m3 THREE Tote Gotes, 1 some stores. H ow come Rupp Mini Bike. See at 450 East is washable now ? leather 1st South after 5 p.m. weekA new tanning process alm3 days, all day Saturday. lows leather to retain its softness and prevents shrinking COUCH that makes into a bed. after washing. However, all May be seen at 466 South State. Phone or leather clothes are not washmlO SHOE REPAIR ! Wdndy Monday Saturday OPEN EVERY DAY I 6 to p.m. p.m. SHOPS contact GAIL ZABRISKIE SHOE REPAIR SHOP BARGAIN DAYS BARBER Hans Peter Christofferson. Interested parties should EXPER1 Girls Sizss Infant to 14 Boys' Sizas Infant to 4 ALSO Hobby, Crafts and Sawing Notions ml7 HOME IN Spring City, Estate of SHOE REPAIR MONUMENTS 462-207- 8 evenings. Adjusted All Makes and Models Also Parts & Accessories for All Machines GWEN'S WHAT NOT SHOP Mt. Pleasant Rent Rug Shampooer 20 off all Wallpaper and WallTex Phone North. SEWING- MACHINES Rpaird, Cleaned, OiUd, $2.00 gal. off BARGAINS & CHAIR CHESTERFIELD (new), $150.00. 234 East First SEWING MACHINES PAINT 528-335- 1 Is & PIANO. Walnut Spinet Console Piano to be picked up and sold in this area. Assume low mo. payments or cash. Also Organ with automatic rhythm. Phone or write collect Credit Dept., 388 Commercial N. E., Salem, Oregon 97308. m3 WADE H. HOOPER representing CENTRAL UTAH OFFICE MACHINE 4 SUPPLY Mt. Pleasant Phone 462-23S- 3 All Makes Typewriters and All Business Machines, New & Used All Makes Bus. Machines Repaired' HARDWARE ART SUPPLIES Arts orricE supplies DIRECTORY Phone CASH FOR most anything old. Sanpete antiques, Manti. a5tfn SALC-Miscellan- eoos BRICK FOR ALL YOUR AUTO REPAIR PASTURE. WANTED Moroni. Carpeted. Paneled. m3 Kay Larsen. Auto Repair clas3 postage paid at Mt Pleasant, Utah 84G47. Entered at the post office In Mt. Pleasant, Utah 84647, as second class matter under the Act of Congress of in TON SAM'S Second Subscription Rata: 5c par word; minimum $1.00 Rarun Rata: 50c (up ar 5 lines) COME TO Publisher Managing Editor Associate Editor Editor HARRISON CONOVER MARTIN CONOVER MEADOW 462-273- Serving Sanpete County Over 25 Years Experience 462-25Mt Pleasant PAUL V. PAY ppasmtt Pyraittti) Published Weekly Classified Ads Funeral held for Misc. VO 310 5 SAVE 139 SAVE 16 J 137 ,,oz NOXZEMA IN3TANT SHAVE 73? 1 79? V SAVE 554 |
