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Show i Sun Chronicle Thursday, March first grcdsrs 1, 1973 M ir.cke, design new dresses ROY - The House of i IPhone Dior might well have ranked in second place if their fashions had been shown at a recent show at Valley mini-fashio- n View Elementary School.No French designer could have had a more original fabric design for the 1973 new look than the pattern created by some 70 first graders. White cotton muslin was purchased, and marked into blocks. Each first grader was allowed to use permanent inked felt tip pens, and his own creativity to fill the block he was allowed to paint. When the blocks were completed, the teachers, Miss Kathy Mrs. Tamra Lofgreen, Schenk, and Mrs. Julie Heywood, became fashion creators and turned the fabric into original creations. They chose to wear their new creations on Feb. 14, and such an appropriate day, as each teachers heart was filled with pride in the priceless fabric, and each student felt the glow of an art project NO FASHION salon could have presented originally designed fabrics to equal that produced at Valley View Elementary School by the first grade students. The n show were the teacher. Miss Kathy !,ofgreen, happy models at the Mrs. Tamra Schenk, and Mrs. Julie Hey wood. mini-fashio- Denise Hommon SHERIE STARK concentrates intently on the block that she is painting that will eventually become a part of an originally designed dress for her teacher, at Valley View Elementary School. 825-947- 4 IJNJLj L Jean Ganz has been the Sunset reporter for the past two weeks. Ray Stanley Hunt, 61, died on Jan. 21 at his home of natural causes. He had been a construction worker, grocery store owner and had worked at Hill AFB, retiring in 1961. He is survived by one son and one daughter, Gary E. Hunt, Spokane, Washington, Mrs. Patrick (Lee) Hale, of Sunset, one stepson and stepdaughter, 22 grandchildren. Graveside services were cn Saturday at the Ogden City Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. John Kinghors and their three children of Twin Falls, Idaho, were guests of the Boyd Calls on Sunday. Mrs. H.G. Hammon was among luncheon guests of Mr. James Campbell at her home ' in Clinton on Thursday. n Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd of Wellington visted with their daughter and her family Marilyn Konopasik last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Call held an open house on Thursday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cobia who were married Jan. 27 in Las Vegas by Bishop Rusche of the LDS Church. The new Mrs. Cobia is the former Rose Call Eby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Call. Mr. Cobias father is a resident of Las Vegas. Ahout 200 Cub Scouts of Troop 314 and Weblos and Mor-tenso- their parents enjoyed an award banquet at the Sunset Stake Center on Saturday evening, Feb. 24, Charles Vernon Cub Master in charge. The welcoming speech was given by Woody Bachman, the flag ceremony by the Cub Scouts and Weblos, the opening prayer by Clifford Fancy Green Peas Town House Spendlove. Following the dinner Monte Bloxham gave a talk on scouting and the purpose of dues collected. Charles Vernon was given "Z lvI2V vrydor low prict 23c awards for, Blueprint for Quality, A Conservation Lucerne Yogurt Plain or Fruit FRESH PRODUCE Project, and for 100 percent participation in the Boys Life Magazine. Mr. Vernon then presented the following boys awards, David Erickson, a Bear and a Gold and Silver Arrow with a miniature bear pin for his mother. Tod Larsen, a Bob-ra- t, John Russell, Bobcat, Mike Fifield, Bobcat, Terry Nebeker, Wolf, Gold and Silver Arrow. Danny Barnes received his Bear, Denner and 2 year pin, Dennis Garcia, Bear, 1 year pin, Miniature Bear pin for his mother, Lance Nebeker, Bear, Silver Arrow and Minature Bear Pin for his mother, Billy Hart, Bobcat, Kevin Watts, 1 year pin, Robert Russell, 1 year pin, Dean Vernon, Wonderful quality ...at discount prices! Engineer, Kelly Browning, 52 S'ttn ptat evirydayldiscounrprke Sweet Rolls EXTRA Discounts during Safeway Brands Days I Looking for a sure way to save? Join the many experienced shoppers who have switched to Safewoy Brands as (he vay to serve better meals for less money. Buy with complete confidence because every Safeway Brand product is unconditionally guaranteed to please or money back. You'll find many Super Saver prices on Safeway Brands right now. look for these short term extra savings in every department. Stock up and save. 47 Grade AA Eggs prices!! 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Only 1.99 No purchase necessary. Piece All AftotrHing Completer 7 Year Open Stock Now On Guarantee Display 4--H BYU. 0 0 0 . DISCOUNTING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS New in he b the reawn everyone's food cost b much mss of SAFEWAY DISCOUNT neighborhood? Moving is Instant Breakfast lucerne and Jeff which was held in Denver on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fifield v Town Home season. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cal! of Kuna, Idaho were night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Call on Friday evening. There will be a banquet on Thursday evening, March 1 and FFA at Clearfield for High School beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jack Eves visitH in Provo on Sunday with her daughter Beverly who is Gary Kidman giving the closing prayer. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Larsen attended a dental seminar This week on Salt & pepper) Sliced Baton Tyson's Grod Fryer Breasts Grade A Fryers Whole the Can 9.06 Can 3 66 Enroute home they went through Palm Springs on into Death Valley which has had much unusual rain making the desert flowers bloom this closing flag ceremony, Bishop Pkg. Norboit U S D A Grodo U 20 to 24 Pounds th Gorringe. Blazier B boys concluded ... o Bingham, I grand-children. Greg Vemin, Doug Price, Roger Allen with Physical Fitness Skill awards also given to Roger Allen, Jody Stamback, SIX Home Style Bread Clover Honey Canned Hams Brent 7 of Clearfield visited with their son and his family, the Ted Fifieldson Sunday. George Beasley, C7, of Ogden who died last week in Ogden was an uncle of the Boyd Calls, the Ray Calls and Earl Beasleys. Charles Bowcutt, 85, of Ogden who died Feb. 23, was the stepfather of Mrs. James (Shirley) Beach. He is survived hgMps widow Mamie Bott Smith Bowcutt, two sons, three daughters, two stepdaughters, 27 grandchildren, 16 great Funeral services were on Tuesday in Ogden with burial in the Kaysville Cemetery. Mary Leathan Jensen, 86, of Malad, who died on Feb. 23 at her home was the mother of Mrs. Quintin (Larraine) and Mrs. Bruce (June) Schaeling of Sunset. She is survived by four sons and four daughters, 18 grandchildren, five one brother and six sisters. on Funeral services Tuesday at the Malad Second ward chapel with burial in the Hyrum Cemetery. Mrs. Kenneth Bates spent four days at Lake Tahoe last week at a LaVoy Company convention. Arlene received recognition for her work the past year with the company, a for 2nd place trophy salesmanship in the U.S. and Canada, a $1000 bond for being in the elite eleven group and a half carat diamond pin. Mrs. Bates was ill for about four months this year but evidently has made up for lost time very well. She returned home on Saturday going there by air. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burson and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pearce of Roy were on hand recently to celebrate the first birthday of Christopher Michiel Burson, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike F. Burson of Layton. Other guests included an aunt, Diane Pearce of Roy, an aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bob ONeil of Clearfield and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bronson and their two children Tara and Judd of Riverdale. Miss Denise Sly and Gran-do- n Warner both students at Utah State University were among those achieving the honor roll for the fall quarter. Requirements being taking at least 15.hours with a grade of 3.5 or better on a scale of a perfect 4.0. Teresa Zabrosky recently celebrated hei llfh birthday with a party for friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zabrosky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grim have a mutual date for their birthdays and spent it at their cabin near Kamas recently. Chuck Burt, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Burt was home recently on furlough from his ' Coast Guard Base in Petaluma, Calif. Mrs. I.M. Willette of Sunset was among members of the Alumni Association of Utah State University in Logan to form a tour which vacationed in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Hammon have returned from a two weeks trip into Mexico. Going down as far as Navajo where the temperatures were in the 80s and then on to Kino Bay for a few days. They joined several couples who did some crab fishing on an estuary, cooking and eating the crab on the beach. Stamback, Danny Powell, Tim Barner, Jeff Gorringe, P Premium Bread Small Turkeys Clifford Spendlive then presented awards as follows: Rustin Barnes, Merit Badge, Hiking, Community Citizenship, Bobby Price, 2nd Class Citizenship and Merit Badge, Bruce Barnes, Physical Fitness, Brad Wallace, Community Citizenship. Barbara Gorringe presented the foLowing awards for 1st Aid. 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