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Show 4-- to be very good. Sally Woodhead and Carma Stevens gave a demonstration on cutting carrot sticks. On July 7, the club is going up to Franklin Basin in Idaho on a three day trip. Brenda Robbins, reporter CLUB NEWS H Happy Homemakers The Happy Homemakers held their sixth meeting at the home of Julie Krey. Talks on sewing were given by Julie Krey, Jane Waldron, Margo Johnson, and Crazy Cookers Marrilyn Laub. They discussed The Cookers of Crazy which is the 7, plans for camp held their 9 of meetnext Our meeting May and 8, July. 16. Officers were elected as folat be the will of home ing lows: Annette Fronk, president; Karen Watkins. Julie Anne Oyler, vice presJane Waldron, reporter ident; Jackie Baker, secretary. The girls made a light drink Seven Cookies and r sandwiches, then attended a The Civic Club demonstration cn Seven The met Cookies, Club, hair at the of home styling. Sharon Monday Pamela Hicken, reporter Jensen. Salads were made. a The girls practiced song for The Sewetts program. Sunday evening Their next meeting was with The Sewetts of East Tremon-tomet at the home of Colleen Diann Peterson on Tuesday. A vegetable salad was made and Woodruff. Bette Kay gave the lesson "Do you climb with served, with rolls. Diann srved ice cream and ease?" Laura Thompson and cookies to heT guests. There Karen Hansen gave a demonwere nine present. stration on how to clean and Watt, reporter Judy polish shoes, then they worked on our scarfs. Eat It And Bear It The next meeting was at the The Eat it and Bear it Club home of Kaye Waldron. The met at Ayra Lee Scothern's lesson was given by Peggy Colleen Woodruff and home June 22. We made four kinds of rolls which turned out Julie Smith. They talked on "Do Tre-monto- Penrose-Thatche- n 4-- H 4-- H i You Bend at the Thigh points," Five Fielding Chefs The Five Fielding Chefs met Betty Kay and Kaye Waldron at the home of Connie Welling gave a demonstration on how afternoon. Wednesday They to clean and polish shoes, then learned to make cinnamon toast on their shirts. they worked and chocolate. Five girls and iheir class leader, Miss Arlene Betty Kay, reporter Potter were present. Diane Potter, reporter Krazy Cookers Needles 'N Pins On June 23, the Krazy CookThe Needles 'N Pins club was ers held their fourth meeting at the home of Jackie Baker. We held at Marilyn Fryer's home. made some muffins. They turned We are making stuffed animals out to be very delicious. Re- for the Junior Sunday School. A demonstration on the machine freshments were served The next meeting will be at was given by Marilyn Fryer. Judy Hess gave a demonstration the home of Jean Allen. on white shoes. Light refreshJean Allen and Pamela Hicken, ments were served. Judy Hess, reporter reporters THE LEADER. MI CLUBS GIVE PROGRAM Tremonton. Utah Thursday. June 30. 1955 Seven 4H Clubs joined together to present the program at the Thatcher-Penros- e Ward Sunday evening. Ruth R. Zollinger, Community advisor conducted the meeting. "Improving Family and Community Living", was the theme of the program. Prayers were given by Jerry Petersen and Robert Zollinger. Fullmer county agent was speaker of the evening. Lavon Lewis gave the 4H pledge, Carol Dawn Zollinger gave the 4H creed, and songs were sung by Amanda Tolman's and Rosella Anderson's clubs. Other talks were given by and accompanied the Holts 'Sack HOLTS VACATION home. The visitors plan to be ia IX VALLEY the valley for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt and, two daughters of Los Angeles brought Mrs. Holt's mother, Mrs. RETURN FROM William Sandall and two sons COLORADO TRIP with them for their vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Taylor visit in Utah. The Sandalls have have returned home, after spent some time in California, spending a month visiting with t. relatives in the They Leonard Peterson and Amanda some time in Denver, with spent Tolman, leaders, and Harold their daughter, Mrs. Lynn H. Egley, member, and Barry Roche Nelson and family, and getting gave a scripture reading. with a new grandson. acquainted Other club leaders whose The new baby is the third child groups participated were Vern for the Nelsons. Roche, Lyman and Ruth ZollinWhile away, the Taylors also ger. visited in Garden City, Kansas. mid-wes- All-re- d, . n Chr-istense- n, 41 to. U13M acK r s . StS?6 S mf)M-PTtx vn V 1 VJ pkg. 2 lb. Melrose, Lemon, Vanilla or Ginger Snaps pkg. 22 Sli. Pinecrest , oz. Zippy, Dills or Whole Dills iar qt. 2 Taste Tells No. 2Vi can OL cans rs. rAAIICC 'J X V7y J if -J 1L CM J i'ri iWA 0 IT' Vt -- S'inN 3-- lyA ItV1 18 tery CLASSIFIEDS PIANO LESSONS Stokes or call BagS RA.,ArnA jj See Elva . ) iBJ-)'!!- ..U SPer , HELP WANTED Opening for man wishing steady emyoung ployment in cleaning business also four lady pressers for school season opening Aug. 1 through WANT TO SELL Very good May 1956. Apply in person at G. E. washer and dining table VALLEY CLEANERS. and chairs. Make an offer. Call NOTICE FOR BIDS tip Tremonton City will sell to the SEEAjTrTVER SADDLERY highest bidder, a 1952 Plymouth for your LEATHER and CAN- 4 door sedan. Bids will be reVAS goods. Our repair service ceived at the city office until is prompt and guaranteed. Phone July 5. tfc Tremonton Glen Jeppson, city recorder1 No appraisal FARM LOANS fees. Free information on pay. CACHE VALLEY BREEDING ments and loan values. See Me ASSOCIATION owned and opFoxley. Phone erated by it's members. Improve herd by breeding to C.V. AT STUD Registered quarter your Proven sires, Guy L. Rees, B.A., 2 horse stallion. Red sorrel, - Phone technician white feet. Call tfc FREE APPRAISALS BROUGH INSURANCE P AGENCY 68 West Main, Tremonton Authorized Mortgag Solicitor lor loan The Prudential Insurance Co. of America Bom Office, Ntwark, N. J One rubber tired wagon with 14 ft. hay rack, 65-- x 16 tires. Call rtlp FOR RENT Three room unfurnished apart- furnished or ment. Heat and hot water furnished. Good location in Garland. Inquire Stephens Cafe or phone 1. tZ Jrj 25f V 1.39 A9f gal. Duchess. Prem Quality can t " qt-- 6 ean Powdered Milk Chocola" ib. Airway. jsrns&r ib. 99c Coca-Col- a 59c 43c Coca-Col- a 2 ox. ln$hin, Co- h- Marshmallows QIC BBi El 0A J 2i 104 ft(lf) (piM 630 tpo, C(M 39c In Salad Mold Bowl" "Pockag "Buy World's Ik. Lemonade Limeade Ifl, ! Mast Papular Flavor Jt e nnr 12 or. Cmffoa Nob Hiii Edwards 1 Jresh Produce n M? Kipe WllVeS Ripe Olives aro...sbcp Do ' Beverly Velveeta Penny Savers Blossom Time S2T p.. wdich Lunch Box 50 Kitchen Craft, Flour Enriched lbs. Margarine, Waxtex Freih Aluminum Foil lb- 25 ft. roll 100 ft. roll 9 Wax Paper 28 i 3" 39 Unci Ben's, Converted Rice r LICSSMiy pkg. Fleet Mix : CUPS Breeze n C. 14 ox. Kraft's, French or Miracle Whip No. 36c! 6'orlQc Mtonno; Tatty Poanut Butter Kraft'i, Cham Fresh Swift's, Premium, Shank Piece Whole or Butt Piece fSj O lb. Slices BEEF GROUND 3 lbs. Safeway's High Quality - PnrCupC.r'Cink- Paper Plates 35 4 Napkins Jh IZJT' 9; All Meat, Holiday Special LUNCH I 3 lbs. Ib. BEEF ROAST U. S. Good ond Choice, Tender Chuck Cuts SLICED BACON b. 98 Comet, Good Quality It FRANKFURTERS Swift's Premium, Skinless 1.00 Cooked, Ready to Servel II Morrell's, 4 Ib. 4 ox. can 43 43 2.69 USDA Inspected and Graded, Grown Especially for Wholesomeness ond Goodness FRYERS MEAT Bologna or Spiced Ham, Buy it by the piece! 53 PICNICS FRANKFURTERS Ib. 39 39 Whole U-a- 29c Corn Country Home, Golden Bantam 10c 39c 49 1 ,aT". 3 lb. can . 59c ,,055i 15: lb. n31d Fresh, Froxen 2 Ho.27i Green Beans Sr&r1' 2 - 23 TomatOeS trVslondord Highway, Half Slices Pineapple Apple Sauce Syrup lumberjack Suzanna PoncaklTFIour Jell-We- 15c oJ,433:j ll Sherbet As?d.PFiavori Roxbury, Salted J,, water (.0 nay Taffy Satin' Royal shortening gaL 10 ox. pkg. 31b. can H9 V 49c 74d SMART SHOPPERS are never caught napping . . . When it comes to shopping for quality foods, Smart shoppers know Safeivay has the lowest prices in town. 39c pk ib. 1.00 Peas lbs. on. X7b Center ,21c "25c 2 No-2- Food Tasty Cheese Food Dolewood, Safeway Guaranteed JMeats HAMS 1 tall can Dirtch Harbor, R.d, Alculcan Margarine 8 OL tall can Ebonv. Slandord Pork & Beans !3oo ,7 Pork & Beans Clover Club SgT "fan09 Libby's balmOn Nu Made Sunnybank Wearever ow Shelf Prices .New A FOR SALE O U. S. 1. PKOMFT ClOflNO i r7f U. S. . Young married man looking for work, in Tremonton or vicinity. Would like year around job. Call OA U. S. 7. . .can Coo,a 49 WATERMELONS FSA 'Wte 1, Vine Ripe, L.gtf CANTALOUPES GoldenNo.Centers Ib. 1, Tender Bantam, CORN Now No. At Peak of Goodness LEMONS ,b. 10e Red Ball No. r, 37c PEACHES Flavorful Freestones GRAPES Fancy, Sweet Seedless s. No. l, TOMATOES u.Large, Solid Slicers 1 LOANS JI tan Safeway s Jhe Pace Jo win paj cash for dead or usless cows, horses, sheep or hogs. Dial tfc UTAH n, 40 ex. Aura. I r,r- - kA'.v tic Nice young sadFOR RENT Furnished base- FOR SALE Well broken and horse. dle ment apartment. Hot water Allen. Les Call gentle. furnished. Phone J. B. tip Shuman For Sale . 1 hay derrick, comFoXSAlTT9rclievir pulleys and cable, Tudor sedan with radio and plete with 1 John Deere, 8 ft. $60.00; heater. Excellent condition. See in good tractor binder grain Leon Kerr or call conditin $150.00; 3 yd gravel bed and hoist complete, $75.00; ,We have the famous KORDITE 1 side delivery rake, good concartons as advertised in Life. dition, $130.00; Arthur Erick-soAll sizes, all types, suitable for Elwood, Phone storing fruits, vegetables and LOCKERS. LEE'S poultry. SALE Farm Machinery-Joh-n. Watch for our display ad next FOR B Tractor; Farm week. ltc hand Deere Vz mounted on truck; ton Chevrolet Truck; Grain Bed; Horse Trailer; Horse and Tractor Push Rake; 12-John Deere FARM, combine; Plows; Drills; and other items. W. C. Rees, 5 miles So. of Malad. LONG TFRM Phone 238 W or 0781 R3. . . .2tp LOW RATE rbUry' 10 .Miscellaneous 6 ox. Frozen, r, Concentrated Orange M-m- t. Frown, Concentrated Orange InJre XPi gotta look in the Want Ads for a new ours is dead!" . . u. lOWiniBlH, Graotfruil Imro JUltc CM TV iVWJ N JUII.C 2&Ci VV3l &7Zifk I can 'Beverages XTHTl WIAWWJ J 4 No. cream 222ft Ah rn Cfflkir ICE XAfWJOI VTVkVuVIJS. I Q pickleso nr a Kir pipiix DC MIND rUKK rmimrA WW - 8 oz. MARSHMALLOWS S3 TX Ib. 49 Cut-u- p Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray, "Ideal with Chicken" No. 300 can lb. 53 20 c!""l j |
