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Show M.gn., Uuh MAGNA TIMES. the darkest midnight world, here in Balboa Bark and Yet it turai and Into shining day. and of bright lots sewing there is always NAVY MOTHERS GIVE REPORT ON SALE Tags To Be Sold Here June 9 For Worthy Benefits The annual tag sale of Cyprus Club 210, Navy Mothers Clubs of America, will be held Flriday, June 9 in Magna and Garfield. This project is undertaken as a means of raising .rnoncyfor weL-far- e work in the Navy Mothers clubs all over the United States. The Coast Clubs and Navy Mothers Clubs functioning near Naval bases or hospitals do a wonderful work with the boys, refurnishing entertainment, freshments, books, bandages, cigarettes, robes and the million little things that Mothers can do. Our part in this is to help finance their efforts. The money raised from the tag sale last year was divided among the clubs in San Diego, Beverly Hills Oakland and Seattlewith the specification that this money be used for the boys in the San Diego Naval hospital, the Corona Naval hospital, the Oak Knolls Naval hospital and the Seattle Hostess House. (This place is maintained by the Seattle NMCA mending to be done. When we GARFIELD NEWS re- turn ouT sewing, there is always Soldiers, Sailors, Aviators, to house mothers of boys who are more to take out. Husky Coast Guards and Marines in the hospital at Seattle.) It All our lads and how we love NationMrs. Charles Peterson, is often quite impossible to find them I writes: give May al Adjutant, hotel accommodations in these cit- a word of praise tand thanks to And to show them what we mean ies and mothers, whether they the Inland Clubs.' It is through belong to NMCA or not, can go these mothers who work so unto this place and stay while visof us selfishly to raise money that the We are baking, hundreds iting their sons in hospital sisters, have sweethearts, clubs Mothers, that and Clubs Coast A report from the, East San Diein wives, and stations hospitals training go NM clubTeadsrW6 have from their area, can carry on the work Even Grandma smiles serenely. 15 to 30 boys every week for dinKnowing she is brightning lives the boys. ner. The food is all home cooked among Other grateful acknowledge- I think we all remember by our mothers. On November 24 we gave a Thanksgiving dinner ments have also been received. When our lads were little folk to 25 boys. One thousand cookies The club has purchased and on tiptoe Standing go to the hospital each week. We folded over 1300 bandages to send Many a cookie jar they broke. gave a Christmas party for 50 to hospitals; Christmas boxes boys from, the hospital, each re- were sent to our orphan boys; Men are only boys grown taller, ceived a small gift. There was a donations to the Red Cross were So need a bigger jar they tree with all the trimmings, and made. When YOU contribute, by Cause each one has grown quite we also gave 200 bags of home- purchasing a tag, you are helping hungry made candy with a Christmas to make all of this work possible. Since away from home so far. card to our ward at the Naval This little poem symbolizes one hospitaL We gave hospital bed of the little services of the NMCA Just to know someone is bags, puzzles, toothbrushes, razmother thought of him or blades, combs. We have the A Cookie for your Rookie Does a lot to help a fellow largest Naval hospital in the Seems a silly thing to say. When the days are tough and high-perh- aps Mr. and Mrs. Rulon H. Cushing entertained at a dinner for y, and Mrs. Elbert Barnett of Spriw Lake, Utah, Friday. Mr. Banft left for the Navy. Guests rett Mrs. Minnie Barnett of Spring Lake, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and Miss Nina Barnett of SaU Lake City, - Mr. and Mrs.' Floyd Spainhower and family 0f Gat. field. Miss Eva Mae Taylor of was a visitor at the home and Mrs. Thomas "Wilson the week. Ogden of Mr. during Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller ib. nounce the arrival of a baby May 28. This is their first child. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Florence Larsen. I baking-Someo- nes grim May we be a Port of Welcome-Eve- ry boy who comes within Be reminded ever after That we really care for him. Alice Williams This Coupon and 98c entitles you to one 6x8 I I ! WILLCROSS STUDIOS OF DENVER I I I m m li e ail m M Pork Sausage SIRLOIN Skinned Hams STEAK Tender Delicious Steaks A Grade Lamb Roast 38 ) PRIME RIB 27 Complete Funeral Service "T? n,. 34 is,"c,u,l:d, ,b 32 a 30 25 45 26 EbChT.,l, 39 Pork Roast sd"c!1 Ground Beef IVh ,u" Luncheon Meat ?wpkrf. Pot Roast f7hopu.',t'.,CuU ROAST Sm'" Lamb Chops cut A Grade b- 29 n,. New Modern Equipment Clair Huffaker and Kenneth Huffaker EFFICIENT, COU RTEOUS SERVICE LaVar Tate, Mortician Day Phone 4417 Night and Sunday Phone 3221 and 2541 The best meat in the world tastes better if its carved skilfully! If youd like to sharpen up the art of carving in your home, send now for your free copy of Julia Lee illustrated bookWrights let, Cutting Remarks, which shows how to carve all kinds of meat. Just mail your request to Julia Lee Wright, Director, Safeway Home-maktrBureau, P. O. Box 660-CO kb. t, Calif. (First come, first ' serbcu wartime conditions, ' ,.e . j is limited of course.) V 1 Puritan Picnics?! 30 -- Miscellaneous Values nnrnuii,....,, SUZANNA Pancake and Waffle Flour SYRUP Antalso Butterscotch COFFEE Kd wards Vacuum Pack, Drip or COFFEE Airway, a Selected Mild Blend St os. pkg. 19 SHORTENING" os. 13 jar 28 20 for 37 tt gal. 19 for 45 LARD rolls 9 X , rhorub Top Quality Tail cans (1 point each)......w. hite Magic BLEACH fvlILsIX ..... 4 K SOAP TISSUE sill N hite, Giant Bars .. 10 Waldorf Toilet Tissue c rSM X Oranges Jar Caps Lettuce do. Complete AlfJ Fruit Jars Kerr, Quarts Pectin r. lowdered, 3 doi. IQgJ Ilf pkga. A Cj Jr Large Grapefruit Avacados 4cre farm, fruit trees, 1 share irrigation watt Well Water For House large modern About 4 miles east of dement, Magna on highway $2700 Kitchen Craft Enriched Crisp iceber? lb Bronze, Juicy Seedless Sweet, Tender Yellow Radishescp: T' INSURANCE? t V. S Inspected FLOUR ca!0:.th.9:v.iuI!.in.F.ni.it REAL SPECIAL fmh 'ERiS mmm Canning Supplies Kerr Mason ' TOMATOES Extra Standard Lnrge No. 2'i PEAS Sweet, Tender, Ungraded No. 2 can DUCHESS Top Quality Salad Dressing LIBBY'S Deviled Meat, No. s LEEDS Chopped Ham 14 . 1 Ci a Ration. Jree Values 9 ib. 25 J ESTATE'? I mmmmB m. c. Mr. and Mrs; John Kasteler i ecame parents of a baby boy May 24. Mr. and Mrs. B. E Mix are the MAGNA MORTUARY -- (7 points II of a Its good to know there axe dozens of fine meats available. And its good to know you can make a fine meal with any one of them. And best of all, it's good to know that every piece of meat you buy from Safeway is guaranteed to be or your money back! tatisfactory! Safeway meat must please you (11 points) 1 1 Bowden became the happy parents baby girl May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reese and proud maternal grandparents. family have moved to Hunter to make their home. Officers and teachers of the West Ward Relief Society enjoy, George Carter is home on leave ed a closing social Monday evfrom the Merchant Marines. ening at the LDS church. 100, ib. erne Mr. and Mrs. George mm vem mm 3 lb. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McQuivey announce the arrival of a baby girl May 25. d Reasonable Monthly Payments also have a number of other homes in Magn For Sale) CALL ME ANYTIME REAL ESTATE INSUR !' New Peas Fresh Picked, Full lb. lods, Sweet IC I New Potatoes 10 u. S. No. 1 Size, White A lb. CJ ' T' 7 J 15 - $500 Down 1 Fir. iSTud Ri State of B'ok r, ANfFA by oee Hoy F. Tygesen - . Dial 4651 Evenings 2146 UimnutinfF Jr pgSS-T- L Ziid-B- uy' gCS EGGS 4 our A-grad- e, ND MORE Day-ol- d Egj eggs subject to opa prices (No, 1 Sutlers T71 y jCS!iU.s Store) Grocei Prict bai--l On Ma ktiusL. c os. Ul |