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Show - Mantl Messenger, Thurs. Oct. 23 , 1975 Page 6 medical appointment to keep at the Utah Valley Hospital. After Dona Peterson that they drove onto Salt Lake 3 City where they called upon Telephone family and friends. Don and Berniece Ottoson were in Salt Lake City the fore Corky and Julie Eggbert, Salt part of last week. Don had a Lake City, were weekend visitors at the home of Don Ottosons. Don and Corky did some hunting without results. Sterling 835-545- Escapes Serious Injury in Farm Accident Lucien Peterson and his daughter LuDon were in Salt Lake City on Friday and Saturday where they stayed overnight with Rita Ann and her family at Sandy. LuDon had to keep an appointment after which they returned home. A boy is back in school following a farm accident which could have resulted in nine-year-ol- d serious injury or death. John, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Meade Squire, sustained a cracked bone in his leg when he fell from a tractor and was run over by the huge rear wheel. Riding as a passenger on a tractor driven by an older brother, John lost his balance when the machine crossed some uneven ground and was thrown off onto his side. The rear wheel then passed over his chest area. John was given first aid by a local doctor and then taken by ambulance to the Utah Valley Hospital. He was in intensive care for two nights and a day with collapsed lungs. He responded satisfactorily to treatment and was soon however, ambulatory. had revealed the cracked bone and John was placed on crutches. He was released from the hospital Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ike (Grace) Stoker and family, Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Virg Thomas and family, Tooele, Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Verda Mae) Sorenson, Sandy, were all weekend visitors at the home of their mother and brother, Maggie and Roy Thomas. The family had gathered as a result of the sudden death early Friday morning to John Evan Thomas, the eldest child of John and Maggie D. Thomas. Ace and Nedra T. Allred and family, Clearfield, Billie and Carolyn Thomas and family, Richfield, Sheldon and Wilma Thomas, Gunnison, were all in Sterling at the home of Evan and Lillie L. Thomas, due to the sudden death of their father on pmsn LIQUID DETERGENT Era, 32 oz 98c RAISINS 2 lb. pkg.$1.19 MARGARINE Tastewell 1 lb. pkg WIDE EGG NOODLES American Beauty 12 oz. 41c, . . .49c CREAM STYLE CORN Western Family 303.3 for $1.00 BEEF STEW Dinty Moore 1 12 lb. INSTANT POTATOES Pride Pak 10 can. . 95c Mr. Clint Ludvigson and son of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dunn, Grantsville, Darnell Curtiss, a grandson and his friend Chris, Salt Lake City, were all weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Leah Marx. Lillie Thomas came home last Thursday after a gall stone condition was detected at the Gunnison Valley Hospital. She was treated and released. 835-225- Ronald and Eloise Harrer, accompanied by their daughter Leith Julie, of Bozeman, Montana, are visiting with their giandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Madsen. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hone will be sealed for time and eternity Manti in LDS Temple on Saturday, Oct. 25, their first wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Hone were previously married Oct. 25, 1974. Mrs. Hone is the former Janet Cotten a daughter of Mrs. Stella McPherson (formerly Stella Cotten) and the late Glen Cotten of Ephraim. Mr. and Mrs. Hone invite friends and relatives to join them at the wedding ceremony Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gervin Stott visited with their son Carl at Valley West Hospital, where he is recovering from an operation. They report that he is getting along well. Mr. and Mrs. Gervin Stott, Mrs. Lynn Burt, Mrs. Ruby Maylett, Mrs. Lavern Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Maylett attended the funeral Friday in Springville of their 99c $1.29 Mrs. stepmother, word The filibuster stem.s Dutch word the from Harriet Thomas Maylett. After the services they were the guests of David and Christa Thomas for lunch at their home in Orem. Mrs. Irene Boswell of Bounthe weekend with vrijbuiter meaning freebooter or pirate. tiful spent Manti Center Bud and Mabel Jensen drove to Casper, Wyo. on Oct. 8th, Oct. 23, 24, 25 Thurs., Fri., Sot., GROCERIES FLOUR, Gem or Star 50 lbs $6.98 WIDE NOODLES 99c TIDE, family size I $4.57 MD TISSUE 4 rolls where they were guests of a son, Donald, Linda and children. They enjoyed a pleasant visit and Bud had a chance to do some Wyoming fishing. But their trip was saddened when they received word of the sudden death of Mabels sister, Alta B. Johnson, of Preston, Ida. They left immediately for Salt Lake where they met Dick, Barbara and sons, at the home of Derrel and Sheila Jensen. They all drove to Preston Monday morning to be with the family. The Jensens arrived home on Tuesday evening. Overnight guests at their home were a nephew and wife, Calvin and Betty Bailey of Pasco, Wash. They had brought Calvins mother from Richland, Wash, to attend the funeral of her sister, Alta Johnson. POTATO CHIPS 14 oz. reg. 89c Bowling 79c Scores DOG FOOD, j Skippy, 15 oz 3 jcOCA COLA, 12 oz. cans Kenny Parry and his friend Tim Coolie were weekend guests at the Harmon Parry residence. They left Saturday for their home in Santa Susana, Ca. Mrs. Ruby Maylett has returned to her home after attending funeral services for her brother, Emery H. Gentry, Jr., who passed away after a long illness. The services were held at Hunter Memory Chapel in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Maylett made the trip by plane. Ladies Golf The Palisade Ladies Golf Association held their consolation tournament, Fun-Daon October 7th. The only thing that n was was the weather-ra- in and gusty winds interfer-re- d with much of the play. On October 15th a banquet was held in the Library Club Rooms, concluding the club activities for the season. Forty-thre- e members were present and elected officers for the un-fu- coming year. Carol Hartog, Gunnison will serve as president again; Diane Greenwood, Arthella Manti, CHEER DETERGENT King size $2.09 MEAT PIES, Banquet 4 for $1 .00 Reg. 3 for $1.00 COOL WHIP, large size 69c MEATS MUTTON CHOPS or LEG .lb. 89c BEEF RIBS. . High games of 160 and over were: Rollettes - LaRue Johnsen, 169; LuGene Nielson, 161. Up and Downs - Carol Mortenson, 163, 200, 520 series. Strikettes - Treasure Swenson, 181; Christie Bunnell, 183, 200, 527 series. Snappy Service - Renon Daniels, 192; Jerrelyn 176, 165; Bette Jensen, 222, 162, 177, 561 series. Nip and Tucs - Karen Nell, rough-legge- d ferruginous, and pigeon hawks and burrowing owl. Additionally, 29 raptors were sighted but not identified as to species. ' Total number of raptors sighted was down from the 547 seen in 1974 but above the two in 1973 and previous years-3- 22 Coopers, sharp-shinne- 140 in 1972. Idea Fair Will Be Held In Ephraim An Idea Fair will be held Nov. 1 in the Ephrairii West Ward cultural hall between the hours of 1 to 5 p.m. for Sanpete County women. The fair is sponsored by the USU Extension Service, Relief The Manti weather data is reported each week by Leslie J. Anderson, local cooperative observer for the U.S. Department of Commerce, Weather Bureau. Societies, the Woolgrowers Auxiliary and Young Homemakers. special guests. Thurs., Fri., Sot., Oct. 23, 24, 25 PIZZA PIE Jenos 13 oz. 79c TV DINNERS Swanson 11 oz. Chic or turkey 69c Orange Juice Western Family for 89c BROWN N SERVE LINKS Swifts 8 oz. 83c chopped steak, meat loaf, Salisbury Steak 59c SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 for 93c 2 PRODUCE OLIVES, large pitted Mario, 300 59c BATHROOM TISSUE POTATOES Instant No. 10 99c 4 rolls 69c MD APPLESAUCE Western Family 303.4 for $1.00 Blan-kinshi- CAKE MIXES Swansdown. Streakers - JoAnne Hartley, each 55c MARSHMALLOWS 165, 184. Live Five - Ruby Nunley, 186. 59c Ib 1 Campfire THE MANTI GREEN BEANS MESSENGER lb. 69c ; goshawks, prairie falcons, Swainsons, Farm-Fres- h lb. $1.79 BACON, Our Best included Other birds sighted Holman, golf pro, and Mayo Sorensen, his assistant, were 163. 69c red-taile- tournament chairman. Gary 4 6 for $1.00 counted Division personnel d 40 turkey vultures, 33 hawks, and 29 marsh hawks. Weather Libbys No. FROZEN FOODS TV DINNERS, Swanson The number of adult bald eagles counted on the annual Division of Wildlife Resources summer survey increased this year over numbers seen in the past. Division personnel surveyed 55 routes statewide and counted eight adult and one juvenile bald eagles and 45 adult and 18 juvenile golden eagles. The total of 96 eagles was the same as 1974s when one more route was surveyed. In 1973, 119 eagles were seen, while 113 were sighted in 1972. Raptors other than eagles totaled 364. Some 296 sparrow hawks were counted making them the most commonly seen species. They have been the most often seen bird in the summer surveys which were begun in 1972. Thora Vivian, Sterling, will also serve a second year as 6 oz. for 43c Raptor Survey Completed Larsen, Ephraim, secreFary, Ladies 69c j FROZEN FOODS OVEN CLEANER Mr. Muscle 16 oz Deer hunting visitors at the Lucien Peterson home last weekend included a brother, Alva Peterson, a nephew, Dell Peterson and a cousin from Springville, Grant Peterson. her friend, Mrs. Ruby Maylett. Orpha Parry 2 Telephone Be Sealed In Temple COCONUT, Bakers Premium reg. $1.29 GROCERIES Western Family Buddie and Dorthy B. Anderson and family of Tooele came home for the weekend. his They visited at the home of and Lindon Virginia parents, Anderson. Virginia is under a doctors care and confined at home recuperating from an illness. 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