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Show JOURNAL, 19 Brigham City, Utah Thursday, June 3, 1971 BOX ELDER Water Safety Course Set By Red Cross X- Leadership and instructor FRESHENERS MlV SALE 9 OZ. WIZZARD CREAM 0 NATIONAL BISCUT WEBER 8 OZ. WARY ELLEN m 15 OZ. asst flavors PKG I) O i R ,v 'W', . V W JO 02. JO 02. apple mint JO 02. CRABAPPig JO 02, FOR GRAPE JO 02. SATSUMA PLUM !--- 2 0Z. APPLE SUTTER -- W v PRIDE PAK INSTANT MASHED LETTUCE RED LEAF O1 A. A POTATOES OR ROMAINE 19 19 NO. 10 CAN HEADS i training in water safety will be given by the American Red Cross in several aquatic schools in the western area, according to a spokesman for the Box Elder chapter. Students attending the school, one of 27 being held throughout the U.S., will receive training in swimming, lifesaving, first aid and basic small craft safety. The curriculum combines courses, lectures and seminars with actual practice and application of skills learned. To qualify for the school, students must be at least 17 years old, be a better than average swimmer and be as approved medically physically fit. Further information and application forms may be obtained from the local Red Cross office. First Security bank building in Brigham City, or by or calling ,. 2 &y, A IS ORANGE LAYER SAW APPLE FRUIT SAUCE COCKTAIL 303 303 SI2E Lake Vmnet, o i SAW MEDIUM Studio Gives SIZE Awards m .0, OmndMUB .0 award winners for year at Baton Arte studio were announced recently by Rama Rasmussen, director. Triple-awards, given for outstanding achievement, attendance and attitude, were presented to DiAnna Romer, Lesa Lepchenske, Kim Stuck!, Helen Christensen, Jacquie Millard, RaeLin Christensen, Nancy Jo Davis, April Smith, Special FOR 1970-7- SAW S& W SAW CUT GREEN WHOLE KERNEL JUMBO PITTED RIPE FRUIT RINGS TARTS BEANS OLIVES STRAWBERRY 19 ASST. s& w 303 SI2E TALL SIZE Janet AYWavxx A A A , V 03213 Jl SUNKIST BIRDSEYE FRUIT BARS VEGETABLES CREAM O U 4 INTERNATIONAL JAPANESE DANISH SPANISH MEXICAN BAVARIAN WEBER ALL FLAVORS 6 PACK A 4 1 S& W TOMATO JUICE PINEAPPLE CRUSHED SAW COFFEE . CHUNK 3 TIDBITS 211 SIZE 46 OZ. Johnson, Elizabeth Mason, Kim Lepchenske, Cindy Wight and Teri Kap. Year awards are presented to students who have been in three consecutive revues and for each year thereafter. Three-yea- r awards were presented to Sherry Jensen, Cindy Wight, Carolyn Anderson, Jody Olsen, Denise Rettew, Kathy Deakin, Pam Stucki, Janet Johnson, Ella Farley, Susie Woodyatt, Lyrmette Bradford, Jolin Davis. FOR ; VXA 1 LB. JuLaine Mitchell, JoLynn Bessinger, Denise McBride, Debra Jill Jensen, Tara Jo Mitchell, Tyra Criag. Four-yea- r awards went to Susie Gallegos, Cindy Busen-barKris Nielsen, Mac Edwards, Shawn Bybee, Wendy r awards were Korth; given to Cathy Simmons, Laurie k, BIRDSEYE TOTINO PEAS PIZZA WITH POTATOES fct CREAM SAUCE !9 CHEESE SAUSAGE HAMBURGER PEPPERONI FOR five-yea- 74 v'f Leishman, Tammy Hansen; awards Kevlyn Han- FOR six-ye- sen, RaeLin Christensen; eight-yea- r award, Christine Skinner. '::X v Special Award special year award was presented to Mrs. Shelby l, Whitaker, former Debbie who twirled and danced in six reviews earning her award, and since has assisted with three, thus being connected with all nine of the studio recitals. She was presented with her seventh, eighth and ninth-yeaward. Studio contest medals were presented to Susie Gallegos, gold medal for pitch contest. Cindy Busenbark, silver medal and Christine Skinner, bronze twirl contest, medal; Kevlyn Hansen, gold medal; Sherry Jensen, silver medal; Kathy Cole, bronze medal; Back hand contest, Susie Gallegos, gold medal; Cindy Busenbark, silver medal, and 'VNA- - A blade cut IHD(gG ygBA CHUCIL vv SlTIEflK USDA CHOICE V. w.-xv.v:.- iiMiiST V- - CHUCK WAGON BONELESS one-fing- 0 USDA CHOICE 'isv-- LB. ar n X.'v ;yy.;X. 4$?- six-ye- USDA CHOICE "M n V. CHUCK WAGON CHUCK 101 Ar-nel- - LB. Mum ' Julie medal. Baton 0 BONELESS RANCH Christensen, Arte Rama bronze is directed Rasmussen, by with students from five to 18 in twirling, and three marching drill teams. These groups are for summer now preparing parades throughout northern Utah. USDA CHOICE a t Pb ts A&j X School Set USDA CHOICE 7 BOfJg 'ji Small Crafts ROUND BONE BEEF By Red Cross SHORT RIBS BEEF 16-2- 6, x-x- - XJI "t , . . A- USDA CHOICE FRESH LEANER Ct)C770 LB. 100$ REG. 1.17 TUBE MEDIUM REG 67 AOc lbxx BAYER TIMED REALEASE ASPIRIN 3, 98c REG. PAIN TABLETS 36 I1 PHILLIPS COPE REG. 98c 78' MILK OF MAGNESIA REG. OR MINT 12 oz. REG. 98e yge 4 OZ TUNA TUNA Sex; KAL KAN CAT FOOD DOG FOOD SJTS0 4HF 2.35' 1J0Z BUBGIt srfw BOUNDS Chicken pabts application of skills learned. To qualify for the course, students must be at least 17 years old, be average swimmers, and be medically approved as physically fit. Further information KAL KAN i CHtCAiN y actual practice afloat and BETTER QUALITY BRYLCREEM - ten-da- ROUND CHUCII rrr conA small craft school centrating on safety skills afloat wilt be conducted by the American Red Cross at Seattle, it was anWash., June nounced this week by the Box Elder chapter. The course, one of five throughout the country, will provide training for persons interested in becoming instructors in small craft safety and handling. Pace of the course is intense, and combines lectures and seminars with 4?r and application forms may be obtained from the local chapter, First Security Bank building, Brigham City, or by calling or 723-56- 723-515- |
