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Show Former Tooele Miin t. SeIio!iii!iij A i I1. f i II fiii mi r U.tl, X N. M vs ll.1 4- Miu o .( H j SatuidaV, May V j.' r.nj 4,' 'I.' I 'I' I'H (hi !l l.lnlllx II f,h Si liool 111 Tl rh a S'l.l1.. Ml Ji Poppy Day May 27 V Hied Po v Day 27 has been na ami all tiitms l,al Kites 11(1(1 are urged to observe the day bv wearing memorial poppies in tri bute to the Nation' war dead. A M. prot lanutio.i was issued today by Mayor Janies A. Bevan I mu ral services were held for Inc plot lamat on stairu. "He membram e of those who pave Mrs M.lhient D Cunard. Ihurs mwirng at the St. Marks their bv- -s in defense of our toun try ami its freedom, being an in Cathedral tn Salt Lake City MRS. CINXRD who resided at spiring jiart of our Ameruan her i tage, and all of us having ptr 275 Norh first Last. Tooele, died unal nieinories of voung jiienM nday at I p in. in I Salt Lake rom our iity who died in war Hospital, folluwmg an extended t serviie, it is fii.ing that we ketp illness those memories bright by wear-she was born September 2. 008 ,ng on one day each year ihe,S( t.mmett, Idaho, a daughter of memorial Poppy. I, therefore pro-- Joseph G. and Mary D. Maughan Jairn Saturday, May 27, tr!(nj was married to Frederick be Poppy Day in the City of DonJon Cunard. June IS, 1926 at rnmle and urge all citizens to ob-- l poatcllo. Idaho. They had re serve the day by wearing the sah'd in Utah fpr the past Johnson Jacqueline twenty Memor al Poppy. five years. Signed' She was member of the St Tenth Ward James A. Bevan Maiks I piscopal Church, the St Mayor, Tooele City irs Ma.ks Hospital Charity Association, scholarship board of the t!ie A carnival, sponsored by Pigs will cat as much as three American Institute of MetallurgiTenth VVard Piunary will feature of a pound of stock salt cal and M.mng Engineers, Jack-linquarters . xiipH-rti whuh fathers, mothers per month, depending f oundjtion and St. Margueron the type inbig brothers and sisters, are of ration they are receiving. ites Guild. She had attended the vited Tooele PLACE City Park pavil.on, Friday, June 2 at 5 30 'riuuxlav For m id m Cumirtl Mr.. Jot.iwn, itaugh ) J l'rrYtlal Alan Grover Alan firmer (iris (,'harle To I! I. I, Jimr 6 In will tie held, Ptell ital ilas-ea, 'am, eath lues. lay, during the month of June i Ihf'e las-- t s ss.il be In Id in tin Valley A'jrt (iiiHi'f, 'iii ill Mr a 'n) dining room of the 1 .Mill h .in (jimi-r- , a' 2 Nm ill Mj ll.i'Pital at 2 pin l g.im.ig on 14 tl lane 6. I'. W4' iif ftl ,p l III III )lf I ilm Human Pepro June G l4l,"Hr UlVIS l!Hii4l lor I'Xlfl li m f in siuiK of turn nl tnnls dutt.oii'" talk by lot a I doctors, use Mr Guinn Ifinll in making tile t harts I in 'Normal Birth" jvtai J at the lixhle Jamur II. gh June 13 Aiunii Awmblv remarked thjt talk by lotal dot tor, tour of OH award also ppressni good Section of Hospital t'l ilm "Prenatal Care" titicns!np, cooperation and fair June j'lav in sehiml ami community. talk by lotal dot lor. d srussmn on 1,'i.s mi l.i I it on award present baby tlolhis and suppl es, demon ed bv the Ann man laliuaturv stration on how o hold mid burp Public alien eath year to si bools hahy f ilm "Care of the Duo.. limit the naiion in honor ol June 27 Charles Pulmi r Das is who was New Born Hiby"; Proper food' the father of current esents in and diets for expet tant mothers strut lion in Ameruan schools. by Mrs Hael Stevens. Utah State s Aunnl Da Irim ! 11 ' C (gtmnal g 201 it (loat can, p m. ON THE MENU will be, hot- dogs, sandwiches, pop coin, punch TOWN and home made candy. Cither features will be fishing booth, dart games, balloons and at 7 prn. dancing will be held on the pavilion, to whuh an admission charge of ten cents will be asked The Tooele Transcript University of Utah. SURVIVING are her husband of sons, Fredrick Gordon Tooeie, Cunard, Jr., Orange, Calif; and R. chard Emerson Cunard, Kearns five grand childien sisters, Mrs W Mrs. L. Robison, Hous.on, lexas, Louis Sahn, Seward, Nebr.; her mother, Mrs. John Gcddes Miller, Alton, Wyoming Burial was in Mt. Duvet Cemetery, Salt Lake City. Demo Parly To Meet In Salt laiiko J 11 11c 2 "Who should control power lines Horn the Upper Colorado River Project, will be the subject of a panel discussion June 2 at Carpenters Hall in Salt Lake City announced the Utah Executive Committee of the Democratic Party today. The three speakers on the panel will be Floyd E. Dummy, commissioner of the Bureau of ReD C.; clamation in Washington, Harvey McFail, representing the Colorado River Basin Consumer Power Inc. and a representative, as yet unnamed, for the Utah dUci'u.. . and laves run Power .r.J Light Co. Moderator .limited stream pulor the group will be the political through, or are situated editor of the Deseret News, De- lsate lands. How the trespasser be-- j mur Teuscher. haves on these lands Can well Tl. meeting is being sponsored mean whether they will be open to by Me Utah Executive Committee sach ue tn the future. Many such of the Democratic Party and will lands are closed to angl.ng each begin at 8 tw p m. on briday, June 'year because of those who, know2. The public is invited. Admisingly or otherwise, de not resjH'ct sion is tree. However, the com- the trespass laws or the property mittee also announced that dona- ot the landholder. tions of one dollar will be accepted The director added a plea to in return for a chance on a baby everyone tn regard to making Die beef. outdoor seasons inoic enjoyable by practicing the rules ot safety the laws. AnIuM andIn by observingCrane said. "I titlsummary, ing and hunting are games of fun - two of the oldest recreational pursuits of man afield It we piactice courtesy, safety and reof both projH-rtand indiviOne out or every nmr Utahns spect the return Irom our outdoor dual, are expected to get the 1961 outwill be Just as enjoyable as door seasons underway beginning trips our leave taking. If we know and with the June 3 opening of the abide by the laws, make courtesy general angling season, according and respect our crceJ. these outto the department of fish and door seasons can provide wondergame. ful recreational returns for all who With this "mass migration" and wish to go, both today and in Die activity outdoors in mind, director luture. Harold S. Crane today urged every Cheese makers like a very pure, license buyer to conduct himself as any good citizen and sportsmen slow dissolving salt that won t be earned off in the whey but will should. He noted that many of the states be retained on the curd. ,WI Mml lb 87c each S3.69 HOT DOG RELISH Heinz Hamburger 11 01 29c l K'l,s MIRACLE WHIP 59c can 5 PORK and BEANS Hun, or $1 PITTED OLIVES Madera F.ipe No. can 20C tang 3gc LUNCHEON MEAT u " on 2 Blue ionn.t-- 2c 3-- $l rd MARSHMALLOWS wnd ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS PRICES FOR SUMMER'S SMARTEST PANTS CHARCOAL 5 CREAM CORN (j Green Giant 8 Vac-Packe- Supreme cans for $1 .. 5 12 oz. d No. 303 Cn No. 303 Tender Peas Ajax Reg. Size Palmolive ..3 Cleaner 2 for 33c Giant size pkg. 75c Detergent Sea and Ski - 33c 2 oz. 11 Stay cool in Penneys all - cotton 16 wale cord slacks1 Get plain front styling, handsome tones! NEW-LOO- K OXFORDS FOR YOUNGSTERS! Imported childrens canvas Red play Shoes 10 bars 31c Ad Detergent With Dynate size sunian lotion Calovo AV0CAB0S Cashmere Reg. size bars Bouquet .... 3 for 31c Liquid Vel Cashmere Bath Size Dod Food $2.43 Bouquet .... 2 for 33c KenLRations .... 82c Mild to hands ounce 69c 22 No. for 25c 3 ipassEol Tip Top, Black Cherry, Raspberry Lemon Pineapple Raspberry, Strawberry Lemon FRUIT DRINKS Pasco 6 9 ,unce can5 6 $1 ounce 5 ORANGEJUICE Package of cans 89c 2 29c 6 ounce 5 cans 49c 1 ,! Ga,1" 69c qts. 3 for $1 ICE CREAM Assorted LOAF CAKES tall aans 6 for 98c for 89c 2 Delicious doz 27c 2)o,i JHiss 07icsc pounds Giant pkg. For Dishes lb 10c FRESH TOMATOES 75c Palmolive ..2 bars 29c Vel Detergent Reg 69c Foodtown price Red, Firm C0C0ANUT BARS Large Size For Automatics Give complection lb 5c WATERMELONS SHERBET With Clorine Assorted lb box 2 Green Soap Eath Size Don't get sunburned while on your picnic ... lb 49c for 89c -- What value! what variety solids, Saucy stripes, all novelty patterns with new collar stylos, all made to Penney's speIn sizes 3 to cifications. 29 up lb. LEMONADE can Honey Grahams 65c Florient COTTON CORDS AT SUMMER SAVINGS! Franks R Foot long BREAKFAST LINKS Tip Top for 98c Green Giant 5 7c off Fab cans .... 5 for $1 Mexicorn BUY! GOTTON KNIT SHIRTS tut k A Orange or Pineapple No. 211 PINEAPPLE 1 99 . 25 Buns, I CORN DOGS 59' Del Monte, Crushed, Chunk or Tidbits set of 4 43c BRIQUETS 10 lb. bag 18. SPECIAL BUY! Television Trays 25c Long Burning, Smokeless. Odorless no bulk at the waist. Vibrant solids and j lb Large 40 Ounce Package BISQUICK At these prices pick them in lengths in wash and wear, little or no ironing cotton gabardines, tapestry designs. Slimely, trimely tailored with jamaicas Tootlong lbs 79c PAPER NAPKINS z Asr"d80 cou'1 10c Gold 46 HAWAIIAN PUNCH R midcali and slacks .CaaDcjC 330 tXT-- MARGARINE 1 44 CoiiHtieration Of Outdoor Season whole lb. 1 patterns Sizes 8 to SjlortHlIUl Fresh A Grade K-2- s, ' I Famlee - self-belt- un uyo joujiite eaJocVG ixoujacb .. SIIOI IMiNNEYS FOR MEMORIAL DAY BARGAINS! M 26, 1961 Friday, May MAC'S BEVERAGES 2 quarts Dairy Gold Vz Pt. Bottle WHIPPING CREAM Superior Brand 9 Inch 29c 33c Package of 100 PAPER PLATES 80c Get Your Fresh Cut Flowers Monday for MEMORIAL DAY Rose Bushes 3 for $1 Open Friday Night 'til Geraniums each 39' Petunias dozen 9 PM Free Parking in Rear of 49' Store 6x, 7 to 14 77c tlJyCwwA' Open is(2X2)ie 6 Days a Week for Your Shopping Convenience ( CLOSED SUNDAYS! i |