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Show 11 Sept. 1st 3rd - Friday' I & FLORENCE Saturday Closed AAon., Sept. 4 Barbecued Chickens oast lb. 98 iteak lb. $1.29 j; ) j ) Potato Chips Red Seal 14 oz. 59 2 r Saturday Only 'lb. ) $1.59 ) Niblets Com 12 oz. 489 SogQj. Crystal 10 lb Perkys Brachs Assorted 43 lb. 43 Tomato Soup Campbells oom Tissue srn Assorted 39 7$l 11 ROZEN FOODS wherries 498 Certi-Fres- h sliced 10 oz. onade Western Family 10$1 Pies 595 Banquet X' Dress Combinations or blue. i lltgownS and Pajamas the smaller girls. IS -- S with feet in 'em to put in your feet) . KKSX) jy Dresses own s .cute enough kids! y cool ging brushed re about out colors are for both ! Denim Pants IN! FRIENDLY several years. If there were any family reunions or weddings here the past week, I havent heard about them. Seems strange so after many the past summer. Mrs. Margaret Montano is a brand new grandma. Her daughter Viola and her husband have a baby boy born on Thrusday at San Juan Hospital. Looks like Doug Galbraith is sporting a brand new car since painter Jim Barnett of Murray gave it a new coat of paint last week. The rain which we had Saturday morning was much appreciated. We didnt hear if we had enough to measure or not. At least it cooled things off somewhat for us. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T. Cracroft and Mrs. Pauline Eichenberger of Salt Lake took a drive in their new car Tuesday and arrived in Blanding where they stayed for an hour then drove back that same day. Mrs. Cracroft is the former Ruth Eichenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jensen Yamhill, Oregon, were overnight visitors in Blanding on Tuesday. They had been to the Jensen reunion in California and were on their way home. They expect to visit in Salt Lake a few days with Mrs. Jensens sister before going home. Mr. Jensen is Mrs. Ruby Bronsons brother. It was good to see our friends the Jensens again. They are lovely people. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of last week the Ernest were Blanding Lisonbees visitors with his mother, Mrs. Pauline Lisonbee. They live in Moab. Ernest belongs to the Jeep Patrol in Moab. Mrs. Dee Galbraith was visiting relatives and friends in town on Sunday. She took dinner with the Leo Blacks. She was on her way home after giving sewing classes in the new knit materials at Bluff, Mexican Hat, and Montezuma Creek. She was happy to re- Its a boy who will have the name of Shawn. No wonder Dee is walking on cloud nine in Orem. Blake Rigby is back to enroll in high school after having spent the summer in Montpelier, Idaho, with his Rigby grandparents, helping on their ranch. School started off with a bang on shopping center here several years ago. Feels like fall is in the air and the temperature has dropped several degrees. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones of Salt Lake are enjoying their vacation here. They expect to visit his parents at their LDS mission while they are Glen is a son vacationing. of the Alma Jones. The Filmakers Studio, Inc., with Paul W. Kener, executive producer, of Salt Lake City and his crew, have been in Monument Valley the past week producing an educational film to show to the schools in Utah and surrounding areas late in September. It is on our beautiful country here and the culture of the Navajo It sounds like an people. interesting film which we hope to be able to see. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers have been having a visit with their sons, Keith, Monday. Max Palmer and their children. Keith came from Provo to join the archery hunters and has gone home, and Lydia and family expect to make their home here, as do Arthur and Jerri. Welcome to our community, folks. On Saturday, the 26th, Mr. sr n The CO Q. , V San . Juan CO co o CO Record and Mrs. Jim Hunt entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunt at a steak dinner at their cabin on Blue Mountain in honor of Guests were Rays birthday. Terry and Collette Hunt, Debbi Hunt and Rudy Ernst, Jimmy and Jeff Hunt, Myrtle and Ron Davis, Kevan Lyman, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Neff. Everett Ekker, who makes his home in Blanding, has been transferred to Stansberry where hell continue his employment with Strong Con- struction Co. ; X Were getting down to the last bargain on the '72s And we've got just about one more of each of Ford's for last year, like. . . hot-sell- ers IGran Torino four-do-or beautiful blue-over-bl- ue. 500 hardtop, IGalaxie white over red. 1 Pinto, all in red and ready to go. 1 Torino coupe, in green for go. 1 Comet, in the super-h- ot GT version. brand-ne- w pickups. And if you're guessing our price won't meet that city close-o- ut price. . . guess again. Registration, books, instructions and school supplies were the order of the From the smiles and day. faces and new scrubbed dresses and slacks, it looks like this should be the best school year ever. The Doug Galbraith, Jrs., and son came for an overnight stay with their parents on Saturday. They returned home Sunday. Doug teaches 'H1 and Arthur and family, and daughter, Lydia and husband. 15-min- ute wife. iUklRCANTIili 5 while here. David Jones is a grandson of Mrs. Johnson and attended school here for port that a grandchild, their first, had arrived at the home of their son, Gordon and his or cold? Jackets Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jones and son David and his wife and children came from Salt Lake last week to join with the bow and arrow hunters looking for deer. David got his. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Evans of Orem came down to join them. Mrs. Darwin Jones and Mrs. Keith Evans are daughters of Mrs. Minnie Johnson and the group have been her guests -- RIES By FLORENCE GALBRAITH school in Salt Lake and his wife is a secretary in the schools there. They lived QUAUTV SALES BLANDING, UTAH |
