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Show Thursday, March 22, THE LEADER. Tremon ton. Utah 1951 JlcKINLEY 4 SCHOOL NEWS Spring is coining. We are very waiL We all think it would be We have been reading wonderful to make a trip to our Science Books. We have Hawaii. We have learned many learned many things about the interesting things about the world we live in. Last night we! people, the climate, the trees, Jooked for the Dog Star, Sinus. shrubs and fruits and vegetaWe see it straight south. It is bles. ithe brightest star we see beWe have a new boy in our cause it is the closet to our room. His name is Clyde. We earth. all enjoy having him here. Mrs. Rhead's First Grade. We have been making up happy- - Tomorrow is the first day of Spring. We hope it will be nice and warm. Next Sunday will be Easter and we are all planning some good Easter fun. Saturday we are ging to the Easter egg hunt at the park. If we get any pets for Easter like a real live duck, chicken or iratbit, we are going to be very kind to them. Happy Easter to all of you. Mrs. Cannon's Second Grade Dear Friends We are studying maps, states, and their capitols. The teacher gave lis a paper with the United States map on it. We are to put in the capitols. March 19 we saw two shows. One was about birds, and the Other was about safety Tommy Tucker. He was in a play on safety and he got in an accident. His parents came to see him, but they couldn't. He had a dream about going to Safety Island. A man said he could go. if. his name was in a book, bub his name wasn't in the book. At the end the doctor said he would be OK. Miss Thomson's 4th grade Annette Fronk and Jean Allen. Tomorrow is the first day of Spring. We boys are having fun playing marbles. The girls sxo playing jacks. We are studying about Ha- - Story of Cotton I was a little cottonseed waiting to be planted. The soil was ready of me and my friends. Then a man came along and. put me in a sack with some other cottonseed and off we went to be planted. After going on the back of a haywagon on the bumpiets road I'd ever been on, the wagon gave a jolt and1 stopped. The next thing I knew I was bouncing along in a can or something that was filled to the top, but now I was sliding quite fast through a little funnel leading to the ground, into which I went tumbling. Then something came along and covered me over. After a while I started growing, and a cultivator came and took out all the; weeds and that happened quite a few times after that, until I was real big. One morning T had some beautiful blossoms on A couple of days later, me. my blossoms fell off and little buds or bolls were left. By bolls got bigger and bigger until they burst open and there were little bolls of soft white stuffl which is called "cotton" all over me. Then a machine came along that sucked the cotton bolls into it. My cotton was taken to a gin where it was separated from the seeds. A poems about spring. Here is one composed by Sue Waldron and Diana Nelson. Spring is coming, Oh, what fun Lessons finished, play begun. Who'll laugh louder, you or I? Who'll run faster? Let us try. Spring is on it's way today, Robins here, robins there. Robins flying through the air. Mrs. GunnelTs 3rd grade. LeRoy Haramoto, Dixie Fuhriman, reporters. Spring is here in school. We have started to play outside. The boys and girls play jump the rope, marbles, baseball and other games. We are going to take down our winter pictures We have already started to draw our spring pictures. We have two new boys in our room. We enjoy having them with us and hope they will enjoy school here. We had a test in our Junior Scholastics. The Junior Scholastics is a magazine with current events that happen all over the world. The seventh grade is planning a trip to Salt Lake City. It will be the last of April or the first of May. We are looking forward to seeing many of the places we have studied about in our Social studies. Mr. Orwin's 7th grade. Lloyd Nelson and Gordon Thompson, reporters. to-da- y. ng The "cotton was made into, yarn and out of the yarn was made cloth. The cloth was then bleached and dyed into the color it was going to be. My cotton was made into a lovely dress for a beautiful girl, so you see I have been very use- Mrs. Anderson's 5th grade by Barbara Stukl. Y? ' Tr?nb AO can vx vinnererre Large No. l Hes-lo- Paat Auort.d Colon Sporty' Jl Mjy 2V4 Shoes... Poll Parrot. . Auurdmg tlylt ... tr 19c 39 COCA COLA ZXLZZ- LUNCH BOX Sandwich Spread Bavorly 24 01. jar, Clov.r Club Family Siio Package 10. SNOWDRIFT U' CRACKERS SUGAR pkg. 3 Shortening Cash and Pay Less" u!n" .V 65 PORK ROAST Uin End n, FRANKFURTERS 5Sr U. S. OF LAMB LEG Oradd Ib. 53 65 79 1.10 Hm. HOT CROSS BUNS N 1.17 Ovon Ola Soda 2 lb. box 39 lb. pkg. 13 Do An'i Top Quality Clio Pock pk( II tl ,1 QQ Assorted Flavors 3 pkgs. 25 Marshmallows ll T "K,, Apple Juice Choice Soodlou Raisins 4ib.Pkg Guar. Fresh for Colorina 37c 97c Large Grade A do bp . eon PICKLES Aro Swoot Wafors IQ, A7F no, DC AC rCMj enw rri VLLI.il SSSL. Q0 1Q X3c APPLES Wn. DoRciout POTATOES I.mH, U. S. No. I Spotlol Pack Bakora 8c ORANGES 18c LEMONS fc 12 60S Oil 04' COFFEE GRAPEFRUIT Edward's 91 Highway. Mpo SogmonH, No. 303 lb. Ib. can KELLOGG'S Corn Flaktt 13 oi. pkg. 01 V JAf tit, 29 IS It. bag 67 SiT &iSr . 7c 12c Juke) 9. can APPLE SAUCE trSS QUAKER OATS Brand 2 cant Sir 29 37 Sunny Dawn SUZANNA JlKUr Pancako Mix Sloopy Hoow, Rb in Mopto MARGARINE Dalewood Fresh Colored i Rancho Tomato 1014 Oz. can 9 can 10 Spaghetti OK Brand 1514 Oz. Franco-Americ- 3 cans 2 cons an 27 1 Pineapple Z3 Highway Sliced No, 2 con can large 46 oz. 86; Soup Fancy libbt Sliced No. 2 can TOMATO JUICE CVDIID 27 COFFEE ' Luxury Blond Grapefruit U. S. No. 1 Rod, lb. U- No- Companiom For Ntw Potato.!. Ful Podt lb. U. S. No. I I Crkp Stalk. Oroon No. I, Now Crop I' Bright, Crha j ....... ..j Heinz NEW POTATOES 85 Neb Hi"' OvoBty Coffoo ot Sovingo ig.. Our produce stands are heaped high with good things that will help you give FRESH appeal to your Easter meal. j -- Ebony Modium No. 1 Tall Airway Froth Ground 33 .89 STEAKS Breakfast Suggestions , 53c Large Graded doi. I b. COFFEE AA 45 Small Smofcod Special Tondor Sirloin 69 CCv ! Spocial U. S. Oraad Round RIPE OLIVES Fresh Dated Strawberries 12 or. pkg. 49 Grape Juke w,ot'.c-n2- 7 ib. PICNICS 25' 3 Ibt. Ice Cream m t PORK CHOPS SLICED BACON 39 Penny Savers Vienna 4 oz. can ALL SAFEWAY MEATS ARE GUARANTEED .83 s AVOCADOS "Buy 63' PORK SAUSAGE 61 Shortening Powdarad or Brown ib. RIB ROAST o ad.d 25 pint jar 39 Molroso, Tasty Cheese 2 lb. box Food VMIinUIJ Stores Co. Gephart for flavor d Buy - BANANAS lb. 15c Pair Dial 1281 A Grade Outstanding Townhouse Large 46 oz. $noo JF J":? Ml "Norbesf ttJS- -. 15 ruiHiu vnirjAlways Cir DA DC can NYLON JLL Pl9 Mm HOSE BY BURNICF. HCNSAKE &W rt 25 29 PEANUT BUTTER Gelatine, Pudding, Pie Kiting 3 pkgs. 60 Gauge 15 Denier smoke-blesse- Swiffs Premium 5 Cr.omd 'SHS EASTER EGGS HERSHEY BARS VlT1 ROYAL SATIN Jell-We- and tilt 15 pkg c:r;.r" jelly beans Po"B,d l AT ATA SUinC Jelio" Atl - - Complete FERGUSON Line HUNSAKER BIPLEMENT GO. i Van Zee Llbby-- tP Trenton, Utah I LiLMS&A , SOFT DRINKS SSST Sausage i CACHE VALLEY TURKEY ' Favorit. in lO 4VO j ASSOCIATION CHERRY CHOCOLATES P.& Beans . CONTACT THE ' EASTER EGGS Large No. Vh. ca no. d girls... to make ure yoit child get proper (it, muofher Mylex longer wear. Come in . . . ee our real palut If interested in commercial Broiler or Turkey Raising GROWERS Miss Joann Laub who is atBilly Bishop of Garland and his grandmother, Mrs. Eva B. tending Mills College at OakPhone Smithfield 85R3 Hansen enjoyed a day in Ogden land, California is spending a this week. They combined pleas- few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laub. ure and business. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Byrd and 1 THE SPEED COP daughter Dorene, spent Sun- WART, LEAVING day visiting Mrs. Martina J. (can't BLAtVfhU (SfEP ON toVxTCI Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Orson Christensen and family. Marlyn Nielsen of Willard and Opal Petersen of Perry spent,' Friday visiting with Carol Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. William Larsen and Miss Luella Romer of Salt Lake City spent the weekend, with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Romer and family. p Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. are visiting their son, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heslop in California. The ward has rented land PARTS - REPAIR - FIELD SERVICE EGG DYES Breast of Chicken by real hoy i By Mrs. William Petersen Tuna Fish pre-teste- j Easfer Suggestions Fresh Cascade qt. jar They're POULTRYMEN j j WHOLE or SHANK HALF Salad SHOES ' W. Toland and; Hill were in Salt visiting with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe with that Dressing Ms. are-plantin- Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Don J. Lake Monday Toland's son, Toland, ELIVOOD Standard Brand A L. C. 1U1. Fruit Mix ' Petersen and their beet project there this season. Work has already started on it. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Petersen of Perry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Petersen Saturday. The ladies are sisters. from 27f Preserves 2Vt lb. pkg. ,2 . 33 Tree Fruit 27 31 Oz. Raspberry ar No. S tin 9 Biscuit Mix Bisquick 40 Oz. Fleet Mix pkg. 40 oz. pkg. 43 |
