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Show &MV5 foam mvsnuaaimpt (graft we. Happy birthday, Tuffy. Let It be known to one and all that Tuffy Overton and I Randy Lab rum has his birthhave decided to celebrate our day on the 5th, He's a few 39th birthday on the 4th. Up years younger than we are. until now we've been totaling The Larry Cook family movqd out ages and splitting down moved in such a rush that I the middle, but 39 seems like almost forgot to mention them. a nice round number and If They cot word on a Friday that they were moving to, Jack Benny can do It so can HE CARRIES In The San Juan Record Monticrllo, Ltah Thursday, April 1, 1971 - Pace Twelve Chaco the next day. And they were gonee. before you could say good-by- FLORENCE 5,000 DRUGS...H0T 200 mol rtoil fWt, h typicol iOf corrits only tnowgh of goods to satisfy moil cujJomtr, most of ffo tim. A phortroxy could do rt somt by cording only about 200 - diffrnt nor prescription drugs. But today's pbormocist stocks thon 5,000 drugs, even th most obscure, so os to Kove Mrs. Earl Pehrson and Mrs. Laura Pehrson of Monticello on bond tioctly whot the doctor prescribes for ny cut lomtr, ot o ny time. It costs the pbormocist o lot of money to were visitors In town Wednesday. They have been making some beautiful quilts. Mr. and Mis. Douglas Galbraith had an overnight visit from their grandson, Douglas Galbraith in. He has graduated from college inTempe, Arizona majoring in business administration and is on his way to Salt Lake tl seek employment. mointoin such o stock. But you poy only whot your prescript lion is worth. Thot's why we soy . , . room naavnoN rw uccist iarcam in hstoit E)imn) though is doubtful if its on a permanent basis or not. Anyway, everywhere in towb people can be seem raking and plowing yards, getting ready to plant gardens and watering lawns. At least , it looks like March will depart like a lamb. We were glad to see Phil Hurst home again, from the hospitaL Sure hope he will soon be feeling his old self again. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Black made a quick business trip to Salt Lake and back again. John Seely Sr. , went to Salt Lake City and vicinity last weekend to attend a reunion of his former ward The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clisbee Lyman was named Sunday at testimony meeting, as was the daughti of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mc- Daniels and Grethen Redd, daughter of the Leonard Hursts and Machelle Heinz, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Lyle Heinz, were both confirmed members of the LDS Church. Spring is in the air, al- - there. aocdl fifes (Msg's Complete Supply of Easter Cards, Easter Eggs, Easter Bunnies with Baskets sik ALL MEATS USDA CHOICE Bottom Round Steak lb. Steak lb.. Top Round Sirloin Steak n. Steak T-B- one a ra 09 Mandari n OrangesiTozJl Mi X Duncan Hines Layer ea. 35 1 Cake 19 29 Post Toasties is oz. 289 14 39 COCOnUtBakers Angel Flake oz. 53 14 59 Spam & Cheese Western Family 6 oz. 59 Tomato Juice 6 pack Western ami ly s oz. 11 $1 Tomato Sauce 67 89 69 $1.15 43 oz- - F Roast Sirloin Tip lb. Rump Roast lb Dog Food Lemonade Tp Ti'p 6 oz- Pieschicken Turkey Tastewe11 Margarine Fish Sticks Pepperidge Farm Turnovers 1b- 1 Gorton 14 Schillii.y 11 Dinners 75 52 3$l Easter EggsWo. 69 - oz. Lettuce Steak Sauce Dawn6Forze.sh 12$1 49t oz 27 10 Fresh ib. Fresh Crisp lb. Avocados Cucumbers Fresh I Pkg39 ENSEN'S Tomatoes -- Monte 20 oz. Del 269 Catsup lb6$l Cocoa Mi XCarnation Instant5 29(t Apple, Raspberry, Blueberry lb. 5 Taco Casserole - Banquet Msst Friskie 385 225 sneers ea. 10 FOOD CENTER M Specials for Thursday F riday Saturday The fire siren sounded twice on Saturday. The first time it sounded the garbage truck had got on fire and later in the day when it blew, it was a trailer house at the Orris Murphey residence. The occupants luckily got out in time, but the trailer and furnishings were a total loss Again our local radio station, KUTA, has made it possible for us to hear the general LDS Conference direct from the great tabernacle in Salt Lake City this coming weekend. As a result, adult Sunday School classes will not be held in either of the three wards in Blandipg, that people might hear the meetings on their radios and TV's. Classes for the Junior Sunday School will be held as usual. Mrs. Dolly Boyles and uaugmer, Marion, drove to Salt Lake and Provo last weekend to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Velva Stevens came back wijth them from Provo for a few days visit. She is a sister of Mr. Grant Bayles and Scott Bayles and grew up here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kimmerle of Bullfrog are here to spend a few days. They say the weather at Bullfrog is great the past week or so. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs Roy Lyman drove to St. George for a short visit. While they were there they drove to Tropic , Utah to visit an Uncle of Mre, . Lyman, whom she had'nt seen for many years, who is 90 years old and very alert. Te is a brother of the late Zeke Johnson. The Lymans, visited and Zions Canyons andBryce drove through the Mt. Carmel tunnel. They report a delight- ful trip. Mrs. Ida Mar Markham came rom Spanish Fork on Thursday and got her father and mother .ie J. Wiley Redds and took them to her home to visit for a few weeks. While there they willijelp ler celebrate her birthd&S, Vfrs. Markhams son, Ben, las a birhtday the same day. The high school juniors seem to be busy getting ready for their Junior Prom. Mr. Marion Black is home again after spending a few days at the hospital in Monticello, and is feeling some jetter. |
