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Show ,HE Page Four Xavs About LEV AN Coat Wint-- r THE GOLD WEATHER IS AT HAND Coat While You Have a Good Buy d, your Stock to Select from! WE HAVE THEM FROM 16.95 up THE CAR COAT IS VERY POPULAR THIS SEASON be so toasty and warm n the new Quilt Lined, Fur Priced from or Self Material Hooded Type You can 1 4.95 32.95 Parent-Teache- A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR CHOICE 'UNTIL NEEDED! "It doesn't cost a lot Funeral services were held In Salt Lake City last Thursday for Mrs. Dora Poulsen, a former resThe following ident of Levan. relatives attendede the services: Clarence Paystrup, Reuben PayMr. and Mrs. Christian strup, Paystrup, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Clin Morgan, Erin Poulsen, Mrs. Annie Paulson and Mrs. Reba Mangelson. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Taylor left Tuesday for a vacation in Bakers-fielCalifornia with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Finley and son Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan of Brigham City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wankier, parents of Mrs. Bryan. The Levan Lady Lions held their regular meeting at the Court House on Thursday evening. Vice President Irene Mangelson presided. In attendence also were Jessie Ann Wood, Marie Wood, Louise Taylor, Florene Taylor, Pauline Mangelson, Edna Hanson and Cora Wankier. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wankier and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wankier attended funeral services Tuesday for Sherman Ingram at Lehi. A association meeting was held Monday evening at the City Hall with Mrs. Gwen Stephenson conducting the meeting. The new officers for the year are Mrs. Stephenson, president; Louise Taylor, vice president, and Irene Mangelson, secretary. Supt. Clyde C Child of the district was the guest speaker, and following his talk, the members present voted to investigate the possibilities of construteion of a at GARBETTS to be well dressed" foxeliiHivv MMtliea ONVE Shop Get TO y ym rs Continued from Page One home disapproving judgment of a teacher, and do we take the child's word and criticize the. teacher also, rather than give our time to investigate the real problem before we criticize thoughtfully ? "A child cannot respect a teacher when the adults they look up to find fault" she stated. In conclusion she gave this thought "Let us develop the same qualities we expect in our teachers, and be loyal, that our children may be respectful and loyal. Any group, in Several Relatives Here For Missionary Talk Elder Earl Ockey recently was released from the Southern States mission and gave his homecoming talk in the First Ward on Elder Ockey Sunday evening. is son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ockey of Nephi. A number of out of town friends and relatives were present to hear his address, including Mrs. Delial Ivie and daughters Deon, Rea and Lisa of Fillmore; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Williams and daughter of Mills; Mr. and Mrs Verona Mrs. Lloyd Williams of Juaib; Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Williams, Arlo and Grant Williams of Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Pilaris Nielson of Ftn. Green. new school building at Levan. Eldred C. Stephensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern M Stephen-se- n has completed his Army Ordnance training at Red River Texarkana, Texas, and has now been transferred to Hanover, Illinois for further training. Mrs. Stephenson and their three children have joined him to make their home in Hanover for the present time. READY FOR T7 HAMS whole or haK fresh SHELLED - 2 lbs 4Je LARD - - PURE SLICED BACON per lb 55c GROUND BEEF 2 "s 05 STEWING HENS - - - per pound fac WALNUTS lb LEMONADE - Frozen for cans PINEAPPLE JUICE 1.00 1.00 KERNEL CORN - 2 cans J Jc HILLS BROS COFFEE -- lb q FROZEN PEAS 6 pgs OQC CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 cans V7C CELERY - 59c FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 7 cans m lb BARBERRIES STANDBY PUMPKIN 2 cans JJc - per lb 25c FRESH DATES 112 lb - - 45c PEANUTS No. 1 MIXED NUTS 2 lbs 89c V y ME ATS 'GROCERIES 'FRUITS 46 oz 2QC STANDBY CREAM OR WHOLE 1 MIRACLE WHIP---Qu- art CARNATION TUNA - - - - crisp stalks --5- FRUIT COCKTAIL 6C - 2 cans 4Qc n lb. LIBBY CORN BEEF- WAX BEANS a community that works together as our teaching profession does, is certainly worth working with.". In tribute to the two spec ifally honored teachers, Mrs. Gibson reviewed the teaching careers of the two ladies and read from an article by Mrs. Elena H. Stanley published some time ago. She also stated "I am sure that the very greatest reward they can ever receive will be that of watching their boys and girls as they grow up and take their place in community and world affairs, and when a young man does especially well, each will think with pride 'He or she was one of my students'. "Mrs. Pace and Miss Sperry, may we congratulate you on your wonderful contribution you have made to the lives of the children who were your students, and may you remember with happiness your teaching years. To the child ren of this community, and to many of their parents also, you will be spoken of affectionately as teacner. J 1m 4 November 21, 1957 - RUBBER FOOTWEAR It's smart to prolong the life of your fine leather . . . extra comfort in rubbers and galoshes. HOOD every pair of smart construction and materials give you Top quality more for your money. Choose today from a wide variety of styles. shoes. You get long wear HOWARDS SHOE BOX These prices effective November 22, 23, 25, 26 and 27, 1957 Ar-sen- Ordeir Yoyr Turkey Mow price is right ORANGES - Sweet, Juicy - - lb 1QC PLENTY OF YAMS Each - - IOC AVOCADOES GREEN ONIONS -- - bunches 1QC Thursday, NEPHI. UTAH S, Here's More About . . Teacher Tributes IN NEPHI Volhs in SHOP AND SAVE TIMES-NEW- 41c per can - 10e -- 12 oz - IVi CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 212 size cans, Each size J7c - - J7c VEGETABLES...Phone 6 Nephi, Utah ( per pound 43c A GRADE HENS per pound 3LC GRADE HENS Pr pound - - Jfcc A GRADE TOMS Per Pund - - 29c C GRADE TOMS ROASTING CHICKENS - per lb 37c C HAMS Whole or Half - - per pound FREE TURKEYS THREE (X) TURKEYS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ON WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 27" REGISTER NOW AT DOOR - - See Additional Details on Our Windows. Register Friday Nov. 22 through Wednesday 6 p.m. Tur5 and 6 pm keys will be awarded Wednesday at 11 a.m., p.m Very good, - - pk; CRANBERRIES UTAH CELERY Large bunches J for 2SC YAMS - -- Best Qua,ity 2 punds 25 c RED POTATOES Cello baQ ,bs25c LB PKG 23c FRESH DATES Heads Pound ar9e' LETTUCE 12c KRAFT MAYONNAISE - Quart jars - Each 6?c i -- - MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING - Quart 57c Regular tin 2le CRANBERRY SAUCE --Ocean Spray OLIVES - STELLAR BRAND 4 tins for l.QQ LIBBYS - - No. IVi size tins - - - Each iqe PUMPKIN MINCE MEAT - - "NONE SUCH" - - 20 oz bottle 5 Jc ALUMINUM FOIL -- 18 inches wide - - - Per roll fcqe FRESH GARDEN SAGE - - - Cellophane package - - 15c FROZEN PEAS "Green Peas for Thanksgiving" ftpkgsforBQC KLEENEX - 400 size pkg - - - 2 for SJC SERVICE FOR KOTEX - - package of 12 45 c YOU!! - We have provided a parking area behind our store and invite you to talce advantage of its convenience. Rear-doentrance and or service gives you tpeedy service and check-o- ut MD TISSUE - Q SPRY -- 7c Off Deal --J- rolls in cello bag QQC gQc ib MILK - - TALL CANS LIQUID LUX -- Giant size, -- 4 for 10c deal 59c gqc |