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Show The HELPER (Utah) ''Aot tuLl . THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1966 Guests at the Henry Traunt-vein'for two weeks are the grandsons Don, son of the Don i'raunlveins ct Dry ham City and laichard, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Dixon, Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Dam Pclve motored to Kamas to spend a few days and their daughter Mr & Mr.j G.endcn JewKes. Visiting overnight with Mr & Mrs Gerald Morgan was her sister Mrs Ella Rowley of Huns As' 4?" tington. run twice as many freight trains as you have to? Mrs Jean Boyask and Mrs Judy Marchelb were hosts Fri day night at a personal shower for Lorna Fowler, who married r "tv O'Bcrto, Helper Saturday. She's the former Lorna Roper. Mrs Ann Armstrong spent a few days in Moab where she visited her nice? Mrs Dora Goff who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Walt Guy motored to Salt Lake Sunday on business and visited son Mr & ' I "wait for maximum tonnage" attitude. Grande's way. A confirmed from its very beginning, this carrier will try anything if there's a chance it will benefit you, the customer. You want faster that's not service; vTesfKioks for Sale at Journal Office Aoding Machine Rolls at Journal Office j . . . especially when it results in better, faster service for you! True, labor and fuel costs are up. Improved'operating ratio But Mr and Mrs Vic Christensen this week from Mesa, Ariz where they have fiten visiting for six weeks with son Mr and Mrs Clyde Christensen. Mr & Mrs Art Saastamoinen entertained Saturday with birth day party for her mother Mrs Lucy Edwards on her 80th birth day. Guests were their daughter Sandra and Mr and Mrs Roy Fainter of Salt Lake City. Mrs Glenda Johnson, chairman of Marph of Dimes drive reports a huge success and she thanks all for assistane. Workers were Berle Wood, Ethel E. Tays, Mae Fail, Betty Bryan, Margaret Wall. Fern Anderson Laura Burge- - Ray Jensen, Ger, trude Richards, Stella Fulton, Ruth Kantor and Ina Warren. reainua heme Rio 8HT 0 shorter, faster and more frequent trains. President G. B. Aydelott says "run the l it 'A Rio Grande runs As Rio Grande I Try Rio Grande and find out for yourself. w Whij not. PAPERS EFFEGTIVE IN OUR STORE Prices are for Thursday Friday, Saturday, February , T-B- E 8ff Stedk 6 If " (Ground Round mm S " )e ft g)c $L15 : HALF BjALIBUT )c ifr U,S,.GOOD mw TOAST KEN 25-2- INSPECTED 3IEATS V. S. Sliced $(cfi railroad to suit the customer, not the operating ratio!" PRICES ADVERTISED. IN THE SALT LAKE nt? Why not? would require a AG Mrs Jim Guy. NEWS KENILWORTH T JOURNAL ft S tc b FROZEN FOODS T.V. DINNERS Each Swanson's RAILROAD l-9- c Booth's TOTAL TRANSPORTATION r X 16 oz. Pkg Be sure they their get Vite'iJy Quota every day Ore-Id- TATER TOTS a 16 oz. 5 pkgs $H Pkg . . . HAWAIIAN 6 oz. Cans o AAERiCAN ASSOCIATION OF UTAH Spomorrti b L lah 't Dairy tarmeri 8 cans $H DAIRY DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILSCAD FINE FOODS PEACHES For the guy who'd rather drive than fly : Chevelle SS396 Hunt's No. 3 cans c 5 cans 95c Cans 2X Spring Garden 5'c FLOUK 4 Lb PKG Angel Food C Duncan Hines MACARONI PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT Franco-America- n 46 oz. cans DRINK PORK & BEANS mm Sport Coupe with Body by Fiher, scat bells front and rear, one of eight features now standard for your added safety. CHEVROLET WAY SS SOC, This is about a Chevelle a very special one with a bulging hood, a black grille and red stripe nylon tires. Start it up and you've tuned in on 396 cubic inches of , Turbo-Je- t V8. Get it moving and suddenly you're a driver again. With gears to shift. A clutch to work. Even a set of gauges to read, if specified. Now take a curve, surrounded by a machine that delights in crooked roads. $H 4 cans )&c 5 cans Hunt' PST?f Cherelle 6 cans No. 1 Cans $31 3 lb can .c:rorths "roan Special Brand " (B9c Can 1 lb (Sc This, you see, is an SS 39G. A Chevelle, yes. But what a Chevelle. All kinds of cars all In one place ... at your Chevrolet dealer's CHEVROLET CHEVELLE CHEVY n CORVAIR CORVETTE 43-37- MM QUPLITY FOOD5 AT fl 129 W. Main - Price, Utah . Phone ME 10 5HVinG 5 A T 5 F A CT4 OH-- : L HMHBB 6 U A RA I1TEEO 1 |
