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Show THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1965 fUASANT CftOVI RlVltW, H2ASANT CAovi. UTAH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1965 FOOD IS A BARGAIN n n Prices Effective Nov. 24, 26, 27 -Closed 25th CHOCOLATE FUDGE, Supreme Variety Creme, 1 lb., 3 for $00 FRUIT CAKE MIX, ' 'b- ctn , 39c PUMPKIN, Libbys, 2 size cans, 4 79c FRUIT COCKTAIL, Libbys, 3 for 69c RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS, 3 b 10c BRUSSEL SPROUTS, lb- 10c MARGARINE, 3 lbs. for 89c GROUND BEEF, 31b., $00 MILD CHEESE, ! 49c Come in and Check Our Every Day Low Prices Stoop Grandparents (continued from page 1) phonograph, television and piano. pi-ano. Speakers at the Friday noon luncheon who explained the goals and purposes of the project pro-ject were Glen Johnson, vice chairman of the Utah Council on Aging, Edward Okazakl, director di-rector of the State Council on Aging, Dr. Guy A. Richards, superintendent of Utah State Training School and Angle E. Ballif, representing Governor Calvin Rampton. The sponsors of the project are the State Welfare Department, Depart-ment, and the State Council on Aging. Recruiting agencies are the State Employment Service, the Senior Citizens Councils in Utah County and the Civic Clubs in Utah County. Funds for the project, the first of its kind In the United States, will come from the Economic Eco-nomic Opportunity Act. Senior Citizens interested may apply at the Utah Employment Employ-ment Service, 190 West 800 North, Provo, State Training School or Pleasant Grove City HaJl. PTA Council Meeting Held on Thursday, Nov. 1 8 in PI. Grove Representatives from the national, na-tional, state and county Departments Depart-ments of Health, as well as the Pleasant Grove City Nurse, Lucille Lu-cille Page, were visitors at the last meeting of the Pleasant Grove PTA Council, held Thursday, Thurs-day, Nov. 18 in the Central Elementary Ele-mentary School. A project dealing with diabetes dia-betes is being considered by the community FT As, at the request re-quest of Mrs. Virginia Ault, president of Central PTA. The guests were present to discuss the feasibility of such a project in Pleasant Grove. State officials Informed the Council members that state funds would be available to help finance the project, but that it must first be approved by the County Health Department and the Alpine School District. Alpine Al-pine School District has given an okay to such an activity, but ' approval from the county is still pending. A question and answer period per-iod was held following short re- Patrons Advised to Mail Early for Xmas (continued from page 1) No., not street numbers. Local mail is sorted by street number, num-ber, not by name. In many cases, cas-es, local addresses have remained re-mained unchanged when addressee ad-dressee had moved to a new address in town. To assist new personnel, RFD and Mounted Route should have numbers on boxes as soon as possible. Houses should have house numbers clearly indicated. indica-ted. This year the Post Office Department De-partment volume of mail will increase by two to three billion pieces. With this in mind it is suggested that we all do our Christmas shopping now, mail earlier and use the five little numbers called the ZIP Code. A Tragedy of Errors by Jerry Marcus Make Him or Her Happy with a . . . GOOD SADDLE i for Christmas We have all that goes with it at prices you can afford to pay. About 30 Saddles here to choose from Lay-away for Christmas Run in now and see our fine selection1. THE SADDLE HOUSE 777 NORTH STATE OREM PHONE 225-3434 iSS8SSSSSSSS8SSSSS8SSS8i THANKSGIVING ROLLER SKATING Skating Every Night , 7:30 to 10 except Sunday Wednesday Evening THANKSGIVING PARTY FREE TURKEYS Matinee Friday and Saturday 2 to 4 Thanksgiving Special 40c Skate Rental 25c For special party rates and hours phone 373-9178. RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK 551 W. 12th N. Provo 9SSSSS8SS8S&SS8SSSSSSSSS no .nn err nr. ? L "h Hit pit toPr The Trwnltn SoMy Strvkt ports from the visitors. Mrs. Virginia Ault was appointed ap-pointed as general committee chairman of the project, by Council president Fay Belliston, with all school health chairman to serve as committee members. mem-bers. ' Other business included a report re-port by Safety chairman Lu-Dean Lu-Dean Newman, that according to requests made by Central and Grovecrest Schools, sand had been placed beneath playground play-ground facilities and that crosswalks cross-walks had been painted, at both schools. Mrs. Beverly Monson, president presi-dent of the Pleasant Grove High School PTA, informed the council that a very successful Parent's Day had been held, and that the PTA had served refreshments to the teachers. She also reported that questionnaires question-naires had been sent out to parents of all high school students, stu-dents, asking for opinions on curriculum. The forms have been returned to the school, and results will be made in the near future. Mrs. Marjean Marchbanks told of the successful Parent's Day held at Lindon recently, and gave an account of the luncheon lun-cheon served to the teachers on that day, and also reported on the visit of Lindon's Mayor, Joseph Jo-seph Christiansen, to the school Mrs. Marchbanks heads the Lindon School PTA. SPORTSMAN'S STORAGE $3.50 a month at Clearfield, Utah. Open all day Saturdays, Phone 825-741J REDUCE FAT I your ovrawighl it Out la evroting ond you wont to Qf fid o that ugly tot our tobfett called SLIMOOEX. Avoil-otM Avoil-otM wifhout o doctor' prmcriptun, JUMOOtX will h4p you Iom trtoM tro poumH by docroowng your Omt for load, not by ttorvmg you, but by limply tliminolina tho uro (or oalro portion. SUMOOCX cott onty t J 00 ond GUARANTIED to work or gt your full money bock. SUMOOIX r told cluiv y by: SMITH Dioa STOKI fkwMt Orovo MN Orotrt Mb After You See Your Doctor, Bring Your Prescription To Ui We keep In step with the march of medical progress. STORY Pharmacy 76 South Main Phone 785-3585 Speeding killed 16,400 and injured 1,344,000 in 1964. WHY BUY JUNK WATCHES from Department Stores or Drug Co.'s 7 Jewel Watches by Bulova $70.95 One Year Guarantee 77 Jewef Watches by Hamilton $74.95 One Year Guarantee Electric Razors by Sunbeam Men's -$77.88 Ladies - $77.95 Transistor Radio by Bulova $70.95 One Year Guarantee Some Jewelry and Watches are One-third to One-half Off. Guaranteed Watch Repairing REPAIR NOW FOR CHRISTMAS HATCH JEWELRY 33 WEST MAIN AMERICAN FORK this little pig went to profit , . . vec eating and pvCKfirtion can overwork your heart. Stay within youi-capabilities and iimild tiorvs. Vacation an for fun. Havt bund come home healthy. II" "HERE'S DAD" Those are Just two words that make Long Distance such a happy, personal idea. Vou'll agree-when you pick up your phone and go visiting. Mountain States Telephone r " At.B ank of Pleasant Grove's New THRIFT WINDOW for kiddies! Now, your financial partner introduces your children to the wonderful world of sound finances through good habits of thrift, with a special kids' teller window. Since the rewards for saving may seem too remote to a youngster, the bank is providing free gifts for each child opening a savings account. It's never too early to start your children on their way to financial security . . . and the lesson of good money management through systematic savings will be invaluable. Bring your youngster in and help them start good savings habits todayl SPECXL KIDDIE'S SAVINGS WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY, NOV. 26 3 p.m. fo 5 p.m. FREE GIFTS FOR ALL YOUNG DEPOSITORS BANK OF QQOUO Pleasant Grove, Utah MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION |