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Show THE SAN JUAN R ECORD, Thursday, March 29, 1979. - Page 5 Nells Notes Specials for March 29, 30 & Coffee Pork Steak $1.37 lb. (Continued from Page 3) Ann Odette, and Natasha Redd on the 31st; to Colleen Bronson, Bruce Staats, and Mary Black on April 1st; to Jewell Paul Walker, and Adams, Connie Adams on the 2nd; to ' Ryan Nielson and Brian Barela on the 3rd; to Kit Hall-ida- y, 31 Bathroom Cleaners Dog Food 5890 Skippy Ketchup Heinz keg Niblcts Corn Green Giant Boneless Pork Roast lb. $1.49 Mushrooms Gelatin 32 oz. Green Giant ,2 16 i6 Corned Beef ib$1 .59 890 Ed Wood. Marion Miller, Max Black, Pat Butler and Jimmie Forrest combined business with pleasure in a snowmobile trip on the Blues last week. Oldsy note from San Juan Record, March, 1948: Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson were so happy to seethe roads opened after being snowed-i- n so long, that they invited all their Horsehead neighbors in to a lively party of 500 in their spacious living room. Mrs. Karen Chantry of Wellington, Utah, is visiting her mother, June Bailey this week. They are visiting and playing 29c 89c 5890 3$1 Royal oz. and Boggle up Yahtzee a storm. They would play Aggravation, but June has lost her marbles. I was going to lend them mine, but have lost oz.267 C 5oz.39c them, also. TOilfit TiSSlIO Northern Evaporated Milk Instant Milk am Swenson 2 l2oz. Vienna Sausage $1 .49 oz. 12 Applesauce Western Family Green Beans Green Giant lb, $6.99 $1.29 lb. 3 Folgers Collette Francom, Bruce Francom, Bonnie Dalton, Melvin Dalton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes,ern Beef SteWDlntyM,re Cream Cheese 4 roll 99C FamUyi3oz.275$ S $3.99 40 oz. $1.89 m . Those lucky Redds, Hardy and Julie, Are very proud, I'll tell you truly. February 23rd, their second girl Came to give their hearts a whirl! 8 pounds, 9 ounces, Lucinda's weight, Sister Millicent thinks she's great! Dr. Halvard Davidson, who delivered her, And his wife, Grandmother Philadelphia Marilyn, Are her proud Mi. Pleasant kin. And Redd grandparents, Land O Frost Cheese Whiz WaferedMeat . 289C Daryle and Pearl, Really adore the little girl! Velveeta Cheese The Redds celebrated their blessed event last Saturday with a pit barbecue for rel- atives and close friends. Dry Goods SPECIALS! Red Heart reg. $1.69-- $ YarnD k, $1.29 Lemonade Western Family Strawberries 1.98 Broadcloth Fish Sticks reg. $1.98 6 Western Family Van De Kamps 6$1 oz. 10 oz. 390 8 oz. 99c Gingham Check 54 in. -- 64 in. Avocadoes Poly fi Cotton Knit 48 in. Russett Denim Potatoes New Shipment of Batts just in Special this Sale!! Dacron Dacron n2. Dacron m Bonded 2 120x120 20 7m Bananas $4.99 $3.99 $1.39 $6.99 219$ bag $1.09 missing several of their quart size plastic pitchers and a large glass serving tray. Would whoever borrowed the missing items, please return them. On April 17 the Senior Citizens will take people to Durango for eye and ear appointments. There are still spaces available on the bus, so make your reservations now. Call Lucille Orr. . students Among college home for the weekend were Jason Ramsey, Bill Redd and Todd Randall. They are all ' Pineapple At- tending were Byron and Shauna Goodwin and daughters, Jessica and Emily of American Fork; Dr. Jerrold C. Smith and Ruth, and children Sidney and John; Joan Redd; Kent and Beverly Rowley and family; Charley Tracy; and Daryl and Pearl Redd. On Sunday the family all attended sacrament services, where Lucinda was blessed by her daddy. Now the Senior Citizens are attending BYU. Ruth Hyde returned last week from San Diego, California, where she visited her brother, John Dolan, who is critically ill. She also visited her sister, Mrs. Enid Ross in San Diego. While she was there her sister, Mrs. Jean Fisher, came from Internat-ion- al Falls, Minnesota, and her brother, Frank Dolan, from (Please turn to Page 6) ' |
