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Show ) Tuesday. September 4. 1956 TmS DHAGERTON TRIBUNE Page Twelve O leathers (Continued From Page One) Balle, principal; Kathryn Strate. LawDragerton Elementary rence Stephens, principal; Beth Allred, Geniel Douglas, Marjorie Welty, Naomi Koskie, Esther Tomlinson. Evangeline Bikakis, Allis Stephens, Anna Mayo. Iris 'VanCott, Blanche Justesen, Bill Cowan, Naomi Stevenson, Ruth Hersh, Jean Marie Masters, Hazel Morgan, Alice Cowan.. Sadie Durrant school Price Rizzuto, principal; May Burton, Marjorie Peacock, Willamay H. Oman, Gladys King, Leila Cun-dic- k. Helper Central school Serafina Mauro, principal; Carolina Myers, Vondella Harley, Josie T. Wet more, Ann Price, Ruby Harkness, Vera Duffy. Edna Borla, Rowena Boren, Lor-ain-e Christensen, Mary Chiara, Lavisa Kelley, John B. Angotti, Charlotte Newren. Hiawatha school Myrtle Garber, principal; Ludle Parmley, Maurine Burmester, Nita Hampshire. Olive W. Kenilworth school Hughes, principal; Grace Christen sen, Lilias Oveson. Peterson school, Sunnyside Lee Allred, principal; Annette Fail, Lucille Jones, Dortha Swenson, Lillie Roberts, Frances Blankenship, Marcell Vee Tucker. Melba Hyatt, Otto GSchulzke, Beck, Mary Pizza, Clarice Poloni, Hyrum Thygerson, Berniece Webb, Kilfoyle, principal; Vivian Smith, Clarissa Benjamin, Eva Hansen, Katherine Olsen, Geneva Wilcox, Francesca Moinaro, Hazel Jones, Charlotte Poloni, Clair Turner. Scofield school Kent M. Neeley, principal; Nadine Leonard. Willis F. Spring Glen school Johnson, principal; Janette Buchanan, Juanita Rowley. Lee Allred, Sunnyside school Ella Turner, Margaret principal; Naylor, Helen Fahl, Clifford Mayer, J. Glenn Preston. Wellington school' Roland R. Taylor, principal; Wanda Petersen, Lorine Lee, Mae K. Olsen, Estelle B. Anderson, Reita G. Wiliams, Lura Chantry, Patricia Penny, Thelma Davis. For Sale: 5 room house with gar age, furnace and stoker, priced for quick sale. Also 1 cement mixer,.! trailer house, just 'the thing foot Ben for hunting and a 12 Hur freezer. Will sell cheap.' S. E. Muenchow, 127 Berkley, DOLE nwhe sure Washed f' .. CARROTS . i fn m JM rin Ini r its . Cans ce 2 for fpclB Pineapple Juice 4 CELLO 46-Oun- 2 for 25 MONTE DEL A Grade Youngsters 46-Oun- Cans ce Tomato Juice . . Eggs, 3 doz. 83c 2 for , HEINZ Sunny Jim E. L. Winn. Tomato Soup . Syrup 24 oz. 31c SKIPPY ' for . rx ''Jnnrrrjrjrfr PEANUT Meats 4 Energy-Ric- h V BUTTER V VEAL STEAK, Jar 14-o- z. lb 55c LEG OF LAMB, Lb 4$ 69c PICNICS, Swift's canned, ea. ... SPRING CHICKENS, Lb. .. CARNATION Purity Honey Bee GRAHAM r crackers Twelve major colleges of instruction. . New classrooms, dormitories and Union Building. Opportunity to learn where you want to live. Home state environment. r education at the lowest cost. t For fall Information, write Office of the President UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LOH IIOPKIN can win over Bennett. He polled more votes than the combined total of his two opponents at the State Democratic Convention. PRESERVES ; . S.WB 2-i- S3 h. 'r 5-lkpa- ilM PLAIN OR CHOCOLATE, lb. Ovaltine, large jar $4.05 4c . 59)c TANG LUNCHEON Make sure you vote. Make sure you vote for 4c . . . DELICIOUS STATE UNIVERSITY in America. V 29c Statehood , . . and hes never lost at the polls ! One of finest faculties inest Chocolate years in the Utah Senate twice its President hes served longer than any man . in the bistory of Utah OFFERS YOU --if- Foods, for Juniors . I Carnation Instant Milk 4c Hes a winner I 22 straight YOUR MLR j U, S. SENATE eg-T- i 49c .. 49c 4 tall cans 58c and the big job is the qQjSeMie? FRANKS, Swift premium, Lb. 2.49 For contented babies HOPKIN 4c I "S V Once in a generation a big man emerges for a big job. The man is 9)5 Meat, 1 2 oz., 3 cans $1L,3D 4c ALONZO F. mm DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE United States Senate (Paid Political AdTtnbeaeac 82756) PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7-8-- 10 S&H GREEN. STAMPS CAN SOLVE A LOT, OF YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEMS! PHONE 2176 |