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Show State Department of Agriculture Moves After fifty-fou- r located at the State Capitol was required by the 1975 state legislature to provide space for the newly created office of Auditor General, explains Joseph H. Francis, Commissioner of Agriculture. The department is the latest of some thirty agencies of state years of service to the people of Utah, the State Department of Agriculture, one of the oldest departments in state government, makes its exodus from Capitol Hill. Moving of the general offices of the department government during the past fifteen years to move their offices off Capitol Hill to various locations in Salt Lake City. Unless the legislature changes its policy, only offices tor elected officials will remain in the Capitol Building and few administrative agencies will be located on Capitol Hill. All offices previously occupied by the department in the State Capitol will be moved to 147 North 200 West St.. Salt Lake City, Utah, says Commissioner Francis. The new building is owned by the LDS Employees Credit Union. The Department of Agricu- lture provides services that reach everyone in the state. If you eat, we are involved, points out the Commissioner. For the past 54 years the department has handled responsibilities in the field of production, processing, distribution, marketing and consumer protection related to food and fiber. After November 3rd, business will be conducted as usual in the new facility. All brand recording, licensing, consumer complaints and general in- formation previously handled by the department will now be available at 147 North 200 West St. Although our address will change, the departments telewill phone number remain the same, adds Commissioner Francis. (533-542- It is uncertain if or when the central offices of the department will be returned to Capitol Hill; but its importance to the people of our state should give it a high priority rating. Griddle 24 oz. 95c 85c Western Family 303 39c DREAM WHIP 6 oz. pkg 97c FRUIT COCKTAIL Western Family 303 37c 45-da- visit other points they are interested in. Jess and Jerry Nielson, owners of the Gunnison Gift Shop, were Sunday visitors at 35c lb. pkg 98c BAKERS COCONUT 16 oz. . .98c ZEE NAPKINS 60 count 2 for 43c COCA COLA 12 oz. can. 6 for $1.00 . lb. 47c 2 lb. pkg $1.19 2 for $1.00 PIES, Morton Pumpkin, mince, etc 65c PEAS, Western Family 10 oz. pkg. . .4 for $1.00 39c $4.57 ORANGE JUICE Snowboy qt. 59c CRANBERRIES fresh 10 lbs. 89c DELICIOUS APPLES . .lb. 25c each 29c ..lb. 69c mis ROAST.... CHUCK STEAK BONELESS HAM Western Family BACON 12 oz. pkg lb. 19c FROZEN FOODS TATER TOTS Ore Ida 2 lbs. 79c . lb. 85c lb. 95c 69c MEATS lb 18c MIXED NUTS lb. 35c COOL WHIP large BANANAS toms Western Family Vi 99c gal 16-2- 4 grade lbs. lb. 59c hens 10-1- 6 lbs. lb. 63c PIES pumpkin, apple, mince WHIPPING CREAM 65c GELATIN DESSERT Mortons 24 oz Orange Juice Western Family 6 oz. 4 for 89c Cream O Weber Vz 39c pt 5 for 97c Royal MANDARIN ORANGES Western Family 11 oz 2 for 59c BACON, Rath 12 oz Manti North PRODUCE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bair spent 10 days recently in California visiting with their children and relatives. DEPARTMENT BONE-IN-HA- $1.23 M Bluebird lb. $1.19 POULTRY DRESSING Clover Club reg. 99 Mr. and Mrs. David Mcquil-kiparents of Mrs. David Halls, have moved from Grand Junction, Colo., to Fallon, Nevada. They stopped in Manti and visited a few days with the Halls before leaving for their new home. pkg 79c n, PRODUCE DEPARTMENT C CANNED HAMS 5 lbs 3 lbs lb. $1.79 $11.17 $6.93 LINK SAUSAGE lb. $1.45 RIB STEAKS lb. $1.59 MUTTON LEG or CHOPS lb. 89c CHICKENS ' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were in Ferron the past visiting with a sister, Ruby Behling, and Mrs. b. 55c n and Mrs. Spencer Squire, Sandy. 21b. 89c PITTED OLIVES lb. 19c Marios 300 37c TANG pitcher pack 27 oz. . .$1.49 CHUNK TUNA Starkist 835-446- S. Ewell, Springville, and Mr. ... 2 for 69c YAMS Elaine Higham 2 Telephone Tracy, Magna; Mrs. Erma CRANBERRY SAUCE Western Fam ly 300 Imperial Mrs. Clara Thompson, grandmother of Jack, also a son and family in Moore, Utah. Saturday visitors at the Alvin Beal home were LoDels aunts and uncles, Jergon Hermansen, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Grace S. $1.99 RASPBERRY PRESERVES Allen week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Loene) Kiesel had their infant daughter named and a fathers blessing in fast day services held Nov. 2 in the Manti South Ward. She was given the name of Anna Elizabeth. Present for the occasion were grandparents Mrs. Alton Kiesel and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beal, Manti; Mrs. Niels P. Nielson, and Ivan Squire, Gunnison; Elizabeth Peterson and her daughter Ethel Sorensen, Spring City. A dinner was served following the meeting at the Beal home where these guests were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bradley and family of Ephraim. 89c VELVEETA CHEESE 21b. reg. $2.19 i Manti South ORDER TURKEYS NOW BACON SALTINE CRACKERS Keeblers 2 lb. reg $1.25 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stilson received word that their father, Fred R. Stilson, passed away Tuesday morning at 7 a.m. after a long illness. He is Mrs. Orpha Parrys brother. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. BANANAS lb. 18c 2 for 99c Vz APPLE CIDER Western Family 1 gal $1.19 SHORTENING Bakerite 3 lbs $1.57 CHOCOLATE CHIPS Johnsons CELERY stalk each 29c 12 oz 69c APPLESAUSE Western Family 303 4 for $1.00 MILD CHEESE, Hiland lb. $1.19 SALE Not Member of 24, 25, 26 3 4 i u 1 Mrs. Lindon Anderson, Mrs. Lucien Peterson and Miss LuDon Peterson were in Utah County last Saturday doing some Christmas shopping. TURKEYS 835-225- 2 Kraft miniture 10 oz, POTATOES FROZEN FOODS enjoyed Orpha Parry Telephone PRODUCE DINNERS Buchanan visiting with the members of her family at the Lund home on Sunday. CRANBERRY SAUCE 16 oz 39c RAISINS CELERY large stalks. Billie Thomas, Richfield, spent a lot of time last week at the home of his mother, Lillie Thomas. He assisted her with a new gasoline change over for the store due to winter months coming on. It will be converted to a self service set up. Norbest ICECREAM Mrs. Cloe Buchanan was in Sandy last weekend to attend the wedding of Patricia Lund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lund, and Michael Gordan. Their reception was held at the Silver Crest Reception Center. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Morlin Buchanan, Roosevelt; Mrs. Carol Burke and two daughters, Barbara and Carolyn, Danville, Ca., and Mrs. and Mrs. Grant Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Cox, Manti. Mrs. MARGARINE Blue Bonnet FAMILY TIDE RED GRAPES Jack L. Peacock, Denver, Colo., is spending some time with his mother, Florence Peacock, in Mt. Pleasant. The Peacocks were Sterling residents for a long time. Jack visited in Sterling Monday. He spent some time with Roy TTiomas and Bennie Anderson. The threesome enjoyed their dinner hour together. The maximum high for the month of October was 77 on the 5th and 6th and the maximum low was 33 on the 23rd. The minimum high was 49 on the 11th and the minimum low was 15 on the 25th. MARSHMALLOWS MARGARINE POT Frank and Elda Behunin will leave Nov. 19 for a y vacation in Honolulu, Hawaii through the courtesy of Mrs. Behunins son Shirley Corn-wel- l. They will stay in a location close to Pearl Harbor and also 24-ho- SYRUP, Golden PITTED OLIVES Chef Surprise $610,-000.0- by mailing cards and letters to Room 202. Wells has been in Salt Lake City with Thelma but he came home Monday night to check on things. He will go back to the hospital on Wednesday. Manti Center POULTRY DRESSING Clover Club Western Family The Farmers Home Administration has approved a 0 loan to Mt. Pleasant City for improvements to their water formed last Friday. Those caring to write to her can do so 24, 2$, 26 SALTINE CRACKERS Keebler 2 lb. pkg 1 Pleasant Mrs. Grant (Doris) Marx wfl be the coordinator for Sterlings new Junior Sunday School. 44. GROCERIES Tastewell Vivian. Dona Peterson 3 Telephone Mrs. Wells (Thelma) Larson received a broken hip when she fell in her kitchen a week ago last Sunday. Due to the nature of the break she was taken to the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City where surgery was per835-545- Humidity for October was the highest at 72 on the 7th and the lowest at 23 on the 25th with an average of October precipitation was .87 with a normal of 1.16 with percent of normal at 75. The most in a period was .32. The water year is 75 of normal. The precipitation from Jan. 1 to Oct. 31 is 99 of normal. 24, 25, 26 21, 22, Mt. Sterling The State Agricultural Laboratory will remain on Capitol Hill in its present facility. The move will not affect the weights and measures section of the department. Recently a new weights and measures lab building and inspection station was completed at 5757 South 320 West St. in Murray. The complex features expanded facilities with which department inspectors will be able to test anything from small grocery scales to gas pumps and large vehicle scales. Not. 20, 21, 22, Not 20, The Manti weather data is reported each week by Leslie J. Anderson, local cooperative observer for the U.S. Department of Commerce, Weather Bureau. Water Loan Approved for Divisions of the department that will be affected by the move include: Administrative Services, Agricultural Development, Animal Industry, Marketing and Consumer Services and Plant Industry. FOR FOOD SAVINGS Weather Mint! Mattangar, Thurt. Nov. 20, 1076-Paf- lO the home of Ted and Thora ASSOCIATED FOOD STOHT3 I j |