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Show 6 PAGE THE Fielding News Petersen of Provo, Saturday this group accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peter- By FLO MUNSON Mrs. Louise Meade and children, Alan and Tr&cey Leigh, have arrived from Auburn Heights, Mich, to visit her mother Mrs. Donetta Fteter son and other relatives In this area. Also visiting at the fttersen home is Miss Betty sen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Christofferson and family held a family party at Brighton, where they were Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Garth Rasmus sen and family of Vernal. " CHEVRON root coatings water- Valerie Smith and Bobbie Smith of Portland have been spending several days visit- -, ing Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and family. Mrs. Geneva' Richards of. Brigham has been spending a few days visiting at the Bex Richards home. Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Mabel Hansen were STANDARD OIL BRIGHAM CITY CALL YOUR 723-302- 'Standard Oil Company of California Erl Holt visited Mrs. daughters ana Mrs. tan stokeg and their families In Ogden Sunday. Kevin Eceles of Taylors- rUe has been spending sev- era! days visiting at the D.E. Hansen home while Ms mother was in Orlando, Florida, at- - a Tupperware tending vention. Con- - , 20, 1970 Tremonton Items her Bob Whitney of Logan. AMERICAN PEN WOMEN MEET Dixie and Terry Wood ere their grandparents visiting Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Hess National League of American member to submit some ori- Pen Women met Monday evenin Malad. ginal blank verse they had Mrs. Verl Anderson and ing for the August meeting at composed at the next meeting, the home of Iris Schow in Brig-ha- m Mrs. Douglas Rytting accomEach member brought along with Eleanor Schow as an Anderson Salt to Janet panied epigram they had written- Lake Saturday, where she enmost of them were of a num were Those present branch erous nature. tered the Mission Home prior president Elizabeth Laurit-ze- n, to leaving for an LDS MisAlvaretta Rytting, Lillian Invitations have been sent to sion to Denmark. Knudsen, ha Lous Nebeker, members of the Logan Branch Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wood Mabel Anderson, Evelyn Da- of the National League of Amand son Steven left this week iries, Hazel Todd, Catherine erican Pen Women to join for Casper, Wyo, after spendJaggie, Iris Schow, Eleanor with the Box Elder Branch ing the summer months in Schow and Mrs. Elizabeth Ma- - for their meeting in October. Malad and with relatives in ughn. June Garfield was a Delicious refreshments wethis area. Terry is on the special guest re served. A short business meeting The next meeting will be at faculty at the high school in Casper. proceeded the lesson present- the home of Alvaretta Rytting Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Sutheration. in Tremonton on September 7. land visited Mr. and Mrs. Lillian Knudsen gave the Mabel Anderson will present lesson on "Blank Verse." An the lesson. Wesley Goodsell in Newton. " Wi proof and insulate. They extend roof life and enhance appearance. MAX WALKER ' THURSDAY, AUGUST ND home Saturday were Mr. and Terry Lewis and son, accompanied by Bob Miner, Michael Mrs. Earl Farrell of Brig-ha- m and Mr. and Mrs. Glade Jones, Curtis, Gary, Melanle, Sherrie and Sheron Stimpson Sutherland and family of Loof Tremonton and Mr. and gan. Mrs. Michael Baird of Brig, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson ham spent Friday and Satattended an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Humurday in Logan Canyon. Dinner guests of Mr. and phreys in Ogden who were Mrs. Rose! Zendel Thursday observing their Golden Wed- were Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Nish ding Anniversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Scrafford and family of Kellogg, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coddington and son Jim of Independence, Mo., have been spending a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ver! Udy and family. Wednesday they all visited Mrs. Irene Chiv-vers and other reaiauves in Mr. and Mrs. Raulin Anderson Malad. daughter Melanle or salt Mrs. Scrafford is , Mrs. sister and Mr. Lake. VEITING WITH Mrs. Earl Coddington Is her brother. Holt last week was hergrand-daught- er Mrs." Mildred Smith is viBarbara Whitney of siting her sister Mrs. Ce- Ogden. celia Adams and her brother Mr. and Mrs. Wendell WellMr. and and sister-in-la-w, ing spent Sunday and Monday Mrs. Lee Jensen in Westwood, in Salt Lake visiting their Calif. daughter Gloria Welling. Spending the weekend in Big Mr. and Mrs. WJ. Gam, Piney at the Miller Ranch Mr. and Mrs. P.R. Petersen Roof Protection? MAN IN were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coombs and family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Er-v-in Coombs during the week were Wilson Hales and son Stanley of Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and family visited Hogle Zoo and other points of interest In Salt Late during the week. TIMES, TREMONTON; UTAH Guests at their and family, Mr. ami Mrs. Tuesday. Mrs. LEADER-GARLA- Alma Theurer accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mel Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Isaecson and family of Ogden to Bear Lake for the weekend, MR, AND MRS. Elmo Chris- tensen and sons Bert and Bart returned home Saturday after a vacation in Canada. They Uiristensen's visited Mr. joyed. and sister, Mrs. Con Hansen, Mrs. Lee ( brother-in-la- w Fuhriman. and Mrs. Henry I Prof, and Mrs. Clifford Plumb Mendoza entertained at a mis-- In Lethbridee. They also cellaneous bridal shower at visited at Lake Louise, Gla- the Hansen home Tuesday ev-- cier Park and Yellowstone ening, im compliment to Miss Park. Ther son Von Chris- Kathy Ward, daughter of Mr, tensen has been spending sev- and Mrs. Charles Ward of Og- - era! days visiting Neal Nelson in American Falls. den. invited guests Twenty-fiv- e Returning from a vacation enjoyed an evening of original in the northwest are Mr. and bride games followed by a Mrs. Don Edvalsonand family, delicious luncheon. They visited his mother, Mrs. A party by Mrs. Lena Edvalson, and Mr. and Jack Shumway, Mrs. James Mrs. Gene Edvalson and and Mrs. Stephen ly in Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Boyden was held at the Boy- - Elmer Edvalson and family den cabin in Coalville Sat- - in Walla Walla and Mr. and urday In compliment to Miss Mrs. Don Johnasen in Port-A- nn White, daughter of Mr. land. Don Edvalson attended a and Mrs. Jones E. White of Salt Lake and her fiance Jack Regional Principal Presidents Cima of Bountiful. banquet and business meeting Attending from this area at Harmon's Restaurant in Salt were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shum- Lake Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Rytting way, Mrs. James Shumway and family and John J. Shum- attended a wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Marlowe way. A delicious dinner was ser- (Barbara Jean Kent) Rytting ved to thirty guests from both at the 18th Ward chapel in. families. Brigham Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Men-do- za Friday they attended a wedding and three children of reception for Mr. and Mrs. arrived Robert (Linda Rytting) Baer Montebello, Calif., Monday evening to visit Mr. in Layton. and Mrs. Con Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cal-list- er Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Jan-s- en and sons Rodger and and Mrs. Caddie Jenkins Craig have returned from an of Rexburg visited at the A.N. enjoyable vacation Coronodo, Rytting home Tuesday. Mrs. Calif., where they were house-gues- ts of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Jenkins, who is a sister of Mrs. Rytting, remained to Huntsman. While there, they attended a Robinson reunion. spend a few day.s Major and Mrs. Jerald Can- They were joined by Mr. and non and family have returned Mrs. Lyle Archibald and baby to the Air Force Academy in of Salt Lake who had been Colorado after spending a sh- touring the northwest. ort time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Munns Douglas Cannon. They also and family, Archie Munns, and visited Mrs. Cannon's parents Mrs. Alice Nye attended a Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Zundel Munns reunion at the Brigham and family in Fielding. Armory Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Cochran Jaleen and Larry Taylor of and their house guest, Mrs. Brigham have been spending Frances Wiederricht of Wa- - a week with their grandparents pelo, Iowa, have been spending Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. several days visiting relatives Weekend guests of Mrs. J.D. in Hamilton, Mont Sunday Dockstader were Mr. and Mrs. of Duarte, they were dinnerguestsofMr. Louis Meister and Mrs. Robert Puzey and Calif. family in Ogden. by FLO MUNSON Duplicate Bridge was played at the Cross Roads dining room Tuesday. Winners were-- , Dorothy Shompson and Glena Merrill, first; Beverly Hansen and Walla Hansen, second; Bonnie Weiler and Susan Tay- lor, third. Luncheon was en-- fami-Shumw- ay, -- ai m - T i Jell Well Assorted Cream O'The Crop Grade AA Eggs Gelatin Desserts Size large All Fruit Flavors m )7i HVV"tJ U .w n ios Dash Low Suds Frozen Sherbet n II Detergent a nwum . Muern print w.. Mnunn T m JUL I (Smalt AA Eggs - doz. 25c) j Party Pride .I is . jcx Gallon C Af M Af OUC WTT "W Pkg n raCK iI UO - I I (m UU cudahrvl.! (gSi Plump 6l Meaty Safeway Superb Fresh Fryers Ground Beef U.S. D A. Inspected For Wholesomeness and U.S.D.A. Graded A Buy Any Size Package You Need At This tow Price Pork Chops - Have Plenty On Hand Cook Outj and Quick Meals For h.d)2 lb. Fryer Breasts Frankfurters This Is V4 of Pork loin. Family Pack First & Center Cut Chops Irm Whol e u Sterling Skinless u sO Grodo USD Fryer Thighs Grade Fryer Drumsticks Manor Cornish Hens Oroci. Beef Short Ribs A. A A. A USD A Groo A Howl. ll-.- I ir. A USD A Ckoic. Chock Roast 76' 56' Round Steaks 56s Ground 86' 49' Baron of 59 Chore M, S Ctrl U9 Choko A O Chucks Beef. Beef Rib Roast dJ U pkS. I inlr CmiriiMA 'uwju Sliced Bacon U9 Tom Turkey D IJ..I. rv, linl. hum $iKlM ClloPAfl Ohmii Safwor VHkWM HHhVII Nc Croat, 73 1.15 Horm.fi Ik. W Lamb Rib Chops Leg of Lamb Ik. Qjti 7cJ Canned Hams Ik. 47 l) Fish Sticks Norb.il 30 10 il (Wot Safeway Bologna eOt 30' fiOe Armowri MiroCvr, . Ik. Bel-a- ir & " Size Packages Chopped Spinach ' leaf Spinach n-.- i n( U.i 19c n, Cooked Squashl:::::, 39c Co Orange Juice!: Yogurt-Sherb- 19e Coo A In Flevon h. c ,rd t...: nun n.:.L. iiiiiria A,to'td Flovort Detergent Special Magic Z. 29 Green Peas Sauerkraut i. 13 Con liltr.. Colgate Dental Cream loch 1.19 loo. Vl Wk v wiiiic 49 1.03 Detergent muij v Tomato Sardines "n" Pkg. : -- Norse G Vt-oCan Mustard Sardines Sardines in Oil Norse GCan 20' Walnut Meats DiamondPkg.Pieces .26 Walnut Meats DiamondPkg.Pieces Sweet "10 Artificial Sweetener bottle 78 i. Va-o- i. I6-0- lO-o- COPTtlOHT IIM IMIW1I UOMS Tndi- onto Furniture Polish " lor Freth l't, Main sme i-- Ptto. 56 JJ0 oror 42" Z 'Z :r 11 33( 41 California li'lVi'lilj TLS "- -t: JP Bananas Super Flavor Safeway Produce ft(dt 5) fnr Af?Jm 1? Russet Potatoes us. No. Red Radishes Homt Crown Green Onions Homt Crown lorg Iwnchti Lorg Bunch Seedless Grapes Crop Fresh Peaches New Fr.ront 1078' lunch J lk 28' Milk praru rJZ' 54 r V - f- Lucerne Frozen Pint Ctn. 25; lock too, Pur O- 100'. Pur Ok) (Ouorl Qt. Jar Mr. and Mrs. Sterling King and their triplets of Richfield, Idaho, visited Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn King Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Holman held a with dinfriendly ner in the afternoon at her home Thursday. With her were Mrs. Karen Hansen, Logan, Mrs. Ellen Rhodes, Garland, and Mabel Oyler. get-toget- mother. we welcome IV -r, M.W. OoNoo 28' 48' A10 74 AA. y Jf Mayonnaise PiedmqnJ Brand ue day. . 4Af Sharp Cheese b ho and partners par- MR. FOOD STAMP erson SHOPPERS Sunday. AND MRS. EPH Petleft Monday accompan-in- g Mr. and Mrs. Maurice 49 J umbo Crisp Celery Stolht Grapefruit Juice 34 e On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. SUGAR COMPANY Dean Rogers of Rigby, Idaho, HAS ANNUAL PARTY Extra 11' visited Mrs. Leah Oyler, then Pillsbury Biscuits light Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Burton Fleishmann Margarine 56' Holland also of Rigby called The Utah-Ida- ho Sugar Com- -. held annual summer their pany Mrs. her. Raisin 'on Twist Sunday 47 Lyle Apple Johnson and two boys, Douglas party in Guinevah Park in Delicious Maple Roll:;h,,'C43 and Roger, were with their Logan Canyon Saturday and 98' 8 12-- 25 D-i- J'S Ik. Procoolod Th. Fioldi Best Buy Brond Yogurt Sherbet Always Best! Homo Green Cabbage Gro-r. California Oranges Orange Juice French Bread . 02' lb Fresh Corn 34 . . 21 Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Collis-t- er of Salt Lake spenl Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer. The family was joined on Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson and boys for a cook out Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood and family came from Salt Lake Sunday. Da Mae and children remained a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Pier son and family spent from Thursday and the weekend on a trip to Yellowstone. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oyler and family attended the Toller family reunion Satruday atthe Crystal Springs in which 60 :Z 59 HormelSpam Armour's Vienna Sausage .45' descendants Noodles & Cheesed n(. 28' ticipated. Golden Ripe Cantaloupes New Crop Jumbos . 14 i!X 48 Marshmallowsjrr tr,- Con i. Fancy lisL - Norse G 33i-o- Houio Sandwich Spread Cottage Cheese 'c Half & Half Luctrnc Oeliciou Duram Lasagna It?:-- Z 28' Z 19 Fancy Truly Fine Shampoo Dial Bath Soap ted frwl FIqvoi Our Frettn Food Section More Great Discounts tA If 27 libby'. Town 32" Dial Shampoo (Each 30c) R-- F Z Dtl Monfe men Slyl Ivor Allsweet Margarine Pillsbury Biscuits IT W Blue SIT" Cleanser Can Supu'b Town Houm et Salad Dressing Barbecue Buns 19 Golton Allred of Tomato Juice Quarters Zl Fruit Drinks" itorted 38s Srv. 'n 58 186 Coffee Rich 19e it, u-.- Orange Juiced Fried Chicken ';r Fruit Popsicles 19c I Green Beans r7 ia, ilJ $ ff 5.48 1J-- .I Cloagh return- ed Sunday from a week spent at a state summer camp for the visually handicapped. It was held attheY.M.C.A.camp east of Kamas in the Wntahs, and was sponsored by the various Lions Clubs of the areas. Included in the group were two girls from Idaho and one from La Verkin. They wound up the activities with Sunday services in a little chapel near the camp. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Allred were Mr. and Mrs. Eli Howard and Jewel 1.19 Ik. aptain'i Choi co Mrs. Esther 1.39 zrzz? and boys of Sunset on a vacation trip. They will visit their granddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Woodling in Greeley, Colo., then return by a different route. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson entertained at a family bonfire party in "GranWith them dpa's Garden." were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Edwards of Malta and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood and children of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Larson were In Bountiful &m-d- ay and were joined in the evening for the farewell of Kent Flack by the rest of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn King, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Sha'iV.-anMr. and Mrs. Coombs attended the Utah-IdaSugar Company canyon chicken bar-b-qsupper SaturCole By ESSIE PETERSON r Vegetables Great Assortment A In T tZ' Fish Cakes Margarine Coldbrook 79 lb. East Garland You don't need a guide to find savings at Safeway! Discounts are all around the store. Easy to find in every department. It's a good idea to bring along your bearers to help you get an extra supply of provisions at these low, low prices. Whatever you do, don't miss this exciting discount safari! 58- - nmWiiiiHti While Breeder Wheat Bread ZZT i Whole Wheat Bread?' w Skylark Tea Rolls Coolers: Cherry Busy Baker Fig Bars Scott Facial Tissue i Dig heat bills? 33' 33' enjoyed 30 V, 37' '41' 38' This Advertisement Effective Thru Next Sunday. 34' Heating Fuel Budget Plan: even, low monthly payments through the heating season. . Dinner was served Saturday evening to approximately 310. Games, an auction, and draw- ,ing for prizes were among the main attractions Saturday evening. Sunday morning 175 breakfast The Club Committee in charge were Leo Brockman, president; Elvis Johnson, vice president; Margaret McGinty, treasurer; Mozell Hess, sec retary; Norma Forsberg, his torian; James Hess, Henry Archibald, Roderick, Ivan Ferris Macfarlane, Don Harris, and Pete Goodey, program committee. Chevron Visits InS.L INCOHPOItTIO Loral ne Christensen of Salt' 0 YOUR STANDARD OIL MAN IN BRIGHAM CITY Lakn GALL MAX WALKER Standard OH Company of California I arant Sheila Wood. Simrtnv vtnltfrU? Guests at the Glen Wood home Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rasmus- 4yii aim jAiiujgr ui aui, oucin |
