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Show Page THE Tw T Tour Edna J. Cazier, representative from Juab County in the State Legislature was speaker before members of the 20th Century club Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. Earl Reid. Mrs. Cazier gave a resume of some of the important issues before the legislature. She spoke in regard to the budget and stated m "If tax reduction is to be tied to m budget reduction, budget reduct- 9 ion must take precedence." She explained how the legislators had tried to plug loopholes and raise additional revenue by extending the sales tax to beer, oleomargarine and cigarettes. A withholding tax also was passed but failed to get the support of the Federal schools, explained some of the pictures. The group also visited the state hatchery and game farm, and then went to the Brigham Young where they enjoyed a conducted tour of the new living center, the science building, the field house, the girls housing units and the Joseph Smith building. Enroute home the group "j"""" iT limn 1.,, .Hi . "y great natural resources that have not been tapped. Cheap hydro electric power would make Utah a mecca for industry and that basic industry plays an important part in the placement of jobs. Geneva Steel plant is vital to Utah's economy, as chemical prod Utah ucts is the hope of Utah. litterally- stands at the crossroads of the west as she enters the golden age of her economy. Mrs. Cazier also was a delegate from the Utah Legislature to the Western Regional Confernece on Education beyond the high school. She reported that colleges are over crowded, and many desiring to go to college are being refused admission for lack of room and President Eisenhower teachers. has said that "Our schools are more important and more powerful even than energy from the atom." It was- the belief of Horace Mann who was the father of the American public school sys WINDEX - GLASS WAX-BA- R AND PACKAGE SOAPS SPIC N' SPAN FLOOR WAX - - SPONGES FOR QUICK CLEANING-DAMEALS - - - 3 PIERCES PORK No. 2 Y BEANS 4 size cans - - 22 WESTERN CLOUD TUNA Regular size fccans - DILL PICKLES QQc tem,, that ::the common school is the greatest discovery ever made 49c CORNED BEEF Hereford - - Jftc JELLO 6 packages for 49c LUNCH MEAT - - ASSORTED KINDS - per pound 4e l2 Gallon FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 22 size 3 for 1.00 LUMBER JACK SYRUP -- Quart SUREFINE SHORTENING --3- 3c 3 lb tin ge CREAM DEL MONTE CORN 2 cans 3Je CARNATION TUNA - WAX PAPER - for Regular size tins Large size rcll 49c 2QC RIPE OLIVES - Large size can ooooocooooosooooc soccoo: CJ ; jqc coQvtL .FSOZEfl FOODS I ORANGE JUICE Frozen 7 cans J.00 - Frozen 6 oz cans - -10 for 1.00 FROZEN PEAS b Pk 89 LEMONADE LARGE FRUIT PIES Boysenberry, Apple, Peach FROZEN GRAPE man." If we lower educational equality by making inadequate preparations for the influx of millions of our young people for opportunities to higher learning, then the cherished American dream of by - 43c JUICE - - ft cans 93c HELP SELECT THE UNKNOWN" WHO KOI PUT THE SCREEN BOIX Or JACK DEMFSEY EM THE rOHTH COMING MOTION PICTURE role m Irui great lorAcoituoq molKtfi (clix nsed do to nomnat your choice (of th -cy ' ww to soieel tMMont who il between me egei or it eno j. ana i u , a or Fill Ml coupon below jnd amx lo mapsnoi picture or your nominee, eno or3j Jack Oempiey bellol box i your lavorne l (j a rood More, or man airecuy 10 ine jaci Damp ley Slory , Son 140. cnicaooyu, iinnou llrrg Ad vou M TO m if -- i KM v. V m tfl v ""V. mM, kMZr- Eli m Jf-N- x. s ...YOU FJcIghbor! lha 19S7 "Community I G A. BuiMar" oroaram. Durina we are trying lo win recognition (or In communities ol our country; and, therefore, we are ad"ng you to select from your community a young man who, m yout opinion, could play the role o( Jack Dempsey in "The Jack Dempsey Story." One I G A. contestant will be flown to Hollywood and tested lor the role ol Jack Dempsey. All pictures and qualifications of I. G. A. nominees will be personally viewed by both the producer and director ol "The Jack Dempsey Story," U. S. No. APPLE OR & LARGE 1 IflfeC 5 M pkgs HOLIDAY OLEO 3 lb 100 CAKE MIXES 3 for 09 "Chippers" Name. Street. Telephone. I I I New Potato Cracker --p- te kg LEMON MARSHMALLOWS pound bags IGA MARLENE for The committee's thinking, she added, is that every individual, regardless of race, creed or color shall have the opportunity to develop his or her best self to the point of highest development. Creation of more state colleges, junior colleges and technical in stitutes for those who cannot hope for the traditional four year courses at a major Institution is one of the best answers. Mrs. James H. Eagar, president of the club, presided at the meeting. Members present were Mrs. J. L. Belliston, Mrs. J. A. Burton, Mrs. Gerald Cazier, Mrs. H. C. Crane, Mrs. James H. Eagar, Mrs. E. J. Gehres, Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, Mrs. C. R. Jenkins, Mrs. P. L. tin29C WATCH OUR PRICE ON STRAWBERRIES ORANGES per lb Qe lb GRAPEFRUIT qc NEW SHAFTERS POTATOES 5C lb RADISHES 3 bun. 10 C TASTE WELL OR -- 46 oz - Jones, Mrs. Reeve G. Richardson and the hostess, Mrs. J Earl Reid.. - - ITS TOPS SWITFS - per lb - 55c LARD - A REAL DEAL BACON 39 c COME union leaders predict a four-da- y work week within a few years and some employers wish that they could get four' days of work from, their employes right now. A rooster Is a regular passenger aboard a bus in Brisbane, Calif. Fellow across the desk from us says that the bus he takes to work each day is for the birds, too. .Weight. -- Height. Age I L QQe COLORED OLEO 3 lbs. 95t u mammM PINEAPPLE . Ho. 2 ens J - - rw for 97$ PEAR HALVES - No. 303 size cans - ea. 2Qe i66ys SLICED PEACHES No 2l2 cans J for wPORK & BEANS No. 2'2 cans - 5 for 00 24 oz can , CORNED BEEF HASH 47c VIENNA SAUSAGES - 4 oz cans A for 750 A COHNED BEEF -- 2 oz cans, Each IMys POTTED MEAT VA oz cans, - - ft for "a 420' 1 eORSkTOMATO JUICE A. CORN gje - 29C 46 oz cans, each "Countrv Gentleman" 01 ran fnr -- Ck& FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2V2 cans 5 for 1-- 00 i Milt. No. Vi size cans 5TiiW 3 for A A A Auh PINEAPPLE TIDBITS No. 21 1 cans 5 for CATSUP -- 14 oz bottles 5 for 1 00 -- ttzah - 1 39 - G A CANNED MILK 5 v, m SICK OF UCKIN ? ? SAVE MONEY - NOT STAMPS AT - VERY GOOD 45 OPEN 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. DAILY BACON SQUARES SPECIAL Slate. A M STRICTLY FRESH ATS per pound .Zone. Gty 1 ior colleges. STANDBY PINEAPPLE CHEESE STRAWBERRIES The man I nominate to play the role of Jack Dempsey in the forthcoming motion picture, "The Jack Dempsey Story," is: STRAWBERRIES 8QC BETTY CROCKER 28 oz PANCAKE MIX - 1QC KELLOGGS King 27 CORNFLAKES size NABISCO COOKIES -- stated. The Junior college movement was widely hailed at the San Francisco conference, both as a means of helping to take care of the tide of high school graduates and of channeling desirable students into the upper classes of sen- 2fr 29 e pounds 25c How shaww it be financed ? We live in a technological society that requires highly skilled and well educated individuals, she NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL CORN 2 LBS FILL OUT COUPON IMMEDIATELY! I I The issues confronting the conference at San Francisco were "How many students should the state educate? What kind of education srould be made available? JUICE AT IGA! NEW WHITE I FRESH ed. 12 oz tins MORt Potatoes peach 1 CET FRUIT PIES SWANSON CALIFQRN-YU- w rnnt Universal education will have fail- c -- Mothers! Wives! Sweethearlsl Here's Your BG CHANCE! ay " ' en- joyed swimming, skating and a government. picture show. The tour was taken She explained why the bill to in place of the annual canyon day. refund the tax on gas to farmers was vetoed by the gov ernor. The contact resulted Irom the passage of two bills amend ing the same section of the law. The upper Colorado River storage project was discussed, nad its impact on the future economy of Utah. She stated that Abraham Lincoln had once made the state ment that "Utah was the store We have house of America". bsckouna I'l.' Hear of Legislature Uni-vers- iy "'-- "nwiaa Meets at Reid Home; The Levan Junior high under the direction of Principal Law--r BrouErh and Mrs, Maur- inft Stpnhpnspn: and the 5th and 6th grades under direction of Mrs. Evelyn Williams went on a tour last Friday. The group visited the Spring-vill- e Art Exhibit, where Mr. Burning-ham, art instructor of Spring-vill- e and Senior high Junior, WHERE PAST AND PRESENT MEET Centuries ago this same bucolic scene might have met the eyes. This farmer, tilling a field near Rome, uses a primitive wooden plow pulled by a pair ol massive oxen. The giant animals are at work In a field crossed by one of the great engineering works of ancient Rome an aqeduct, she arches of which stretch away in the Thursday, May 2. 1957 NEPHI. UTAH 20th Century Club Croup Levan Students Enjoy Art Exhibit, TIMES-NEW- - per pound 31c Watch summer: for the first sign of fall fashions in the department store windows. ONE STOP MARKET There's nothing like the aroma steak being broiled in the back yard by an amateur chef to send us, posthaste, to the nearest hamburger stand for supper. of a y 6 Nephi,Urah J who wear halters when they go shopping should be kept in rein by someone with more horse sense. Women IOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED- COMPLETE SMOKING AND CURING SERVICE So EAST CENTER NEPHI, UTAH PHONE 57 |
