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Show iy wpar "tgimiipi iinmWi if 0n'ii'Wiiii Hi ana mnii yr iq- yiBiimwy niHfHupwi Meisngr-Entrprli- , "A break is scheduled at the end of each hour of dancing to give participants opportunity to refresh themselves with sandwiches, fruit and soda pop," said Barbara Bennett, a member of the IKS and chairman of the food committee. She has sought donations from local business people for this food. Thursday, January 24, 1985 Snow College Intercollegiate Knights have scheduled a dance marathon to raise money for the March of Dimes campaign again birth defects, according to Neal Cox, faculty advisor to the group. students are eligible to enter, but must find someone to sponsor them by pledging so much for each hour of dancing, which will be on All going from 9 p.m. January 25 to 12 noon on January 26. "Snow's marathon is in conjunction with the Provo March of Dimes headquarters and all proceeds will be donated directly to the fight against birth defects, Cox said. Everyone is invited to attend the dance, whether they intend to enter the marathon or not, he added. Business people are donating prizes which will be awarded to participants in various categories. New Briefs January Letters Erick Nicholls think it s a crying shame the way the Fish and Game take care of the I public travel the highway and see the deer that lay the last four winters. The first yearthere were 32, the 2nd year 34, the 3rd M dcer and up ,0 Jan. 20th the along highways. , It s a disgrace Shop at have traveled this road between Manti and Ephraim for over 20 years deer tract f now, and lave deer Manti, Utah there week after week and are never removed. the Editor: dead Barbara Bailey is home again and improving after being in the Gunnison Valley Hospital for treatment, four days last week. . . Clean up the deer To 8 of this year there have been 18. They lay on the shoulder of the road, rot and stink and are not removed. Your truck passes them up two or three times a week to go to the yard for gas. You claim them, so its time you take care of them. five-minu- Dance marathon dated Pag Home kill to Mr. Arnold F. Garbe of Manti is a patient at the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. Mr. Garbe fell and broke his hip and underwent surgery Sunday. He is reported by family members to be doing as well as can be expected. He will be in the hospital for at least a week and would enjoy hearing from his many relatives and friends in the area. Room 323 Lakeview Hospital, 630 East Medical Drive, Bountiful, Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Mon. thru Sat. Sale Good All Week, January 24 thru 30, 1985 Utah 84010. School Lunch Menus $fl 19 12 oi. Keebler VANILLA WAFERS. 50-cou- nt $lfl98 BAND AIDS Rosarita TACO SAUCE Chef Boy-ar-D- 8 oi. ee $09 $ A 2$ CHEESE PIZZA MIX 15 o, Wilderness No. 2 can CHERRY PIE FILLING.... ..Jr9 Tree Top APPLE JUICE 46 02. can cocktail '.. large bars, J r VTashioned Jumbo 7 milk , e I ?' A , Yellow Onions ibfe by Erma Olsen Tuesday. Jan. 29 is Ladies Da. Plan to come for lunch and have a day out on the town. Try it. You might like it. works better under pressure: that's why she should be given a hug occasionally. A Golden Ripe BANANAS Fresh ZUCCHINI Carrot Salad 3': cups shredded carrots (about pound carrots) 1 cup miniature marshmallows Vt cup pineapple, cut in Vt inch pieces 1 cup seedless raisins Vt cup shredded coconut 1 cup mayonnaise 1 cup heavy cream whipped Peel carrots, shred into mixing bowl. Add marshmallows, pineapple, raisins and coconut. Toss lightly to mix. Add mayonnaise: blend well. Fold in whipped cream Makes 6 to 8 servings. This salad freezes well. 1 Crisp LETTUCE ns ttriT7 rrea Menus for the coming week: Fri. Jan. 25: Hot chicken salad, glazed carrots, cheese stick, applesauce, cake, rolls, butter, milk juice. Mon. Jan. 28: Hamburger stroganoff over noodles, green beans, fruit salad, cookie, bread, butter, milkjuice. Tues. Jan. 29: Tuna loaf, creamed potatoes, peas, jello wfruit, cookie, bread, butter, milkjuice Wed. Jan 30: potatoes, green beans, carrot A. raisin salad, cookie, rolls, butter, milkjuice Thurs. Jan. 31: Minestrone soup, orange slice, cottage cheese & fruit, cake, crackers, butter, milkjuice. d Specials Good January 24, 25, 26 The Weather W.IM1 Bananas Cauliflower lb. 16 oz. returnable Coke Products . $U69 ck me Frozen Hi-D- ri Paper Towels Van Camp Pork Burritos $ Monterey Jack lb. Cheese $ Hefty Tall 13 gal. Kitchen Bags.... pkg. 09 Li 1 Tl LI 99 DM 1 & Beans. . . 16 oz.f 5 oz. Sliced Pineapple Crisco 3 lbs. Shortening $079 Cherry Tomatoes Vc percupl Ml bvd Member of Associated Food Stores, Inc. GROCERY Specials Good January 24, 25, 26 Morrell Golden Smoke .$a Boneless Ham '0 Frost Turkey Ham Zucchini o Squash 59 39 Land Royal lb. CheeseCake Yellow Popcorn Margarine Napkins Tootsie Rolls 1 lb. LI Libby's Corned Beef Top Harvest Apple Cider y 12 oz. 39 99 $ gal wtAlwV Kellogg's 18 oz. Special K $5)19 Cereal Birdseye Cool Whip a 2ib. 8 oz .570' Seneca Apple Juice 12 oz M Chicken Western Family Chiii ioy2oz. Jolly Time Western Family $n 09 nU 39 ' Blue Bonnet Western Family The weather data is reported each week by Lee J. Anderson, local cooperative observer for the LI S of Commerce, Weather Dept, Bureau. ( kj wife Nature docs make rmstTles. Sometimes she puts all the bones in the head and none in the bask. ea. lb.SC stalk Manti Senior Citizens AVOCADOS Tomatoes yK"w roll! Firm O', T, j v-- "-- Celery FRANKS ,$B59 -- '.-- : Bulk Old milk. butter, muffins, Jr.W , u 49 Thurs. Jan. 31: Burritos, sauce, shades of green salad, fruit cup, 303 can Brawny PAPER TOWELS orange wedge-dressin- slices, scones, honey, milk Wed. Jan. 30: Chicken burgers, lettuce-picklepotato salad, fruit Grapefruit Boneless Pot Roast s, lettuce Large Pink U lb. $fl09 Western Family CORN Fri. Jan. 25: Taco salad, whole kernel corn, cherry crisp, milk Mon. Jan. 28: Hoaggies, lettuce-picklepotato rounds, choice of fruit, milk Tues. Jan. 29: Chili, crackers, Ground Beef f : Nuggets 300 H lb. O $Q09 Zj I 1 I, r fr.mr m i |