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Show 10 W1ICCEW n t vr 1972 I JP Record 3T, f. fnit'J . 4 ? st;: August - ' ; ' 'Uc .s.,vJs'.X' j ': ;; San Vc 'S, .: A &. ;w ..vi.y. & -- ; v -- Sfcs ' 11 s' ' '. . !: ' - :rr : -, ' -J '4S ,,,ri 'A WT ' : A Jii N? 5?' &. ' ... vV-,K . S' f- y yr t. ,Os ' Ham Cut up lb. $1.09 Old Faithful Whole lb. 97 Boneless " t' Juan & $w-s- fc P IF '. , :- -- s ; U ; ;: . ; I ,'.' k, Rump - , ; ... t The Franks Mild Cheese lb. SJ-- ' oL ..A' v ' V''U ; Sirloin S Hormel 16 oz. 79 77 w -- ' R Pork & Beans Western Family 303 Tooth Paste Crest reg. $1.09 size 6$l 89 Holsum Hot Dog Dress in 29 Buns or Hamburger Kraft 16 thats HEADS 49 Western Family 35 Detergent Saturday night opener, at home, against Triple A Carbon of Price. Social Events Flood Calendar For Blandingites By JANET WILCOX End of the summer parties filled calendars of many this past week. With two and three activities to go to a week, who cares that fall is just around the corner. The annual steak fry sponsored by the San Juan Hospital board was held Saturday, 26th for all Nursing Home employees and their partners. Besides all the good food, a program was provided. Vocal selections were sung by Mrs. Blandingites Bevin Wright, accompanied by Jeannie Redd, and piano and drum duets were played by Lee Deremo and Lila Palmer. arrangements were furnished by Mabel Hurst for the festive occasion. Floral Also held on the 26th was a cookout at the 3rd reservoir for the 1st Ward Elders Quorem. elders Approximately 20 and their wives attend- ed the potluck affair. An overnight campout staged by the Division of Family Services was held at the lake the 25th and 26th. Over 40 em ployees and their families braved the wind and rain, in order to enjoy their cookout and water skiing. Chairman of the event was Steve Bronson. The Merlin Grover family was stranded between the lake and the Bridges overnight with a broken wheel bearing, but finally joined the main camp in time for some water skiing. Despite the elements it was a unfriendly fun and eventfull weekend for all who attended. The MIA hosted a cookout for officers and teachers and. their spouses at Don and Gwen Smiths mountain hideaway, August 23. Steaks were cooked by experts Don Smith andNor-ma- n Nielson. The rest of the fix ins were potluck dishes. Approximately 40 people enjoyed the social. activities were Campfire MCed by Jerry Adams, and included harmonica selections by Oliver Harris, duet by Ma,rsha Keele and Lorraine Mantz, group singing, and tall Carnival MONTE YOUNG SHOWS now appearing ilhiim Monday, Sept. Vr tales by Norman Nielson and Catsup Neldon Holt. Jy Licluid 45 Del Monte 14 oz. Swinging back to MIA is the theme of the Bfanding three wards opening social dance to be held September 5 & 6 in the cultural hall. There will be two dances, both beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening is for MIA youth 14 years and older and adults. Wednesdays dance is for Scouts and Beehives. KUTAs radio D.J.s Dwayne Lyman and Earl Stevens will M.C. the dance activities and are sure to select just the right music. Either pant suits or dresses are acceptable dress for girls. Tall frosty floats and doughnut middles are planned for refreshments. All youth in the B landing area are encouraged to come and Swing Back to MIA. Family Moves To Hanksville Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rose and son, Dallen, are moving to Hanksville where he will teach the 4th, 5th, and 6th at the elementary grades school. Mrs. Rose, Brenda, is a B landing native and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Martineau. Mr. Rose graduated from CSU three years ago and then served two years in Viet Nam as a medic. Upon returning, he attended Utah State University in Logan. 4 ,sjY. vf-- Lots of Rides for the Kids For the Best 22 ' oz- - Bathr Northe Pickles Western Family Fresh Kosher Dill 22 oz. p 4$1 Glad Bags Food Storage 50 ct Stra PRODUCE 59 Cauliflower Peppers b. 19 Lem i Meat d Little girls Dress- - Pant crispy white Snuggly in 100 polka-do- on rec ts Nigl soft cotton... for floor-leng- Big th girls PajGVflG (not real New feet--pla- ce little Bal for Would you Sponsored by the Bluff All Indian Tribes Day & the All Indian Amatuer Rodeo vv Thousand Dips WITH YOUR FRIENDS is one way you get ready for the opposition, and what the San Juan Broncos were doing at Tuesdays scrimmage in preparation for their KNOCKING We call your Tuesda have new children1 4)4 Breakfast Lunch Dinner Elk Ridge Restaurant Phil. Acton, Prop. Blanding, Utah Our hip-hu- g for girls . . a .but the IDlANBtNG i SOUTHEASTERN UTAH! |
