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Show m Primary TMe0? Play Game ef Cross Out Saturday. Burial in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Salt City. Obituaries NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING PROMOTION Lee Smith Huish LAUNCHED BY SAFEWAY, PRIZES GIVEN Lee Smith Huish, 65, son of a former Payson LDS bishop, died Tuesday, 8 a.m. in a Salt Lake hospital after a stroke. Born Sept. 27, 1892, in Payson, to John E. and Annie Moore Huish. Married Etel Thomas solApril 7, 1917, Provo, later emnized in Salt Lake Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Launching of the largest re- tail promotion in the recent history of the Intermountain Area, primarily through the use of weekly newspaper advertising, was announced today by Bruce Walton, local manager for Safeway Stores. The promotion of a bingo-typ- e game known as Cross-Owill be carried on by use of increased newspaper advertising space, Mr. Walton stated. There will be 3,250 prizes valued at over $32,000 given to residents of the InBIG EARS . . . Two sltatungas termountain Area through the inspect their new home at the game. Because our advertising deWashington, D. C., too, after being swapped off by Chicago partment has determined that Brookfield Zoo. newspapers generally are a Saints. Salesman, general agent for Pacific Western Insurance Co. High Priest in Waterloo LDS Ward, Salt Lake City. Survivors: widow; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Jerri) Funk of Salt Lake City; four grand-day effective means of se-curing wide public interest, the numbers for playing the game will be carried primarily through our newspaper advertising. Regular listings of all winners will abo be incorporated in our newspaper advertising", Mr. Walton most ut children; three sisters, a brother, Roll?. G., Mrs. Laura Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ireta Cloward, Payson; Mrs. Lilly Peterson, Provo. Funeral services were held fc ... ' BEING PUSHED AROUND College Don Paul Is being taken for a ride from SOUTHERN FRIENDS . . . The Monterey, Mexico, Little League team, last years International Champions, is shows on arrival tu the United States for this years rtmu. defensive coach tackles Alex Karras, left, from Iowa U., and Lou Michaels, of Kentucky. fillin' All-Sta- rs All-St-ar FREE MORE THAN 3,000 PRIZES WORTH OVERil Heres How to Play Goss cut fra far -- 1Ak cord sack H yoe visit your Safeway Market. Match MMsben ea "OoM-Ow- f card Shaver 2 f1 with MMnberi appearing ie Safeway newspaper od every Thursday If you have 5 numbers in a raw . across or diagonally on your card, a winning card. Turn card over to see have won and esail card as directed. receive your prhe in a few days. 3 IV OIFTSI $660.00 RCA Color TV . $279.95 Wettinghouse Dryer Mademoisofle 2- $98.50 Skin Mink Scarf $52.50 Gruen Watch k $35.00 Hammond It" Illuminated Globe k $14.95 Ronsoa ladies $ 11 .00 Amity Monaco French Purse Swlng-A-Wa- y Can Opener $5.95 Ronsoa "Sport" lighter . . dowe. you have who! you You will THESE AND THOUSANDS MORE new game win be published each week far 12 Weeks in our Thursday Newspaper Ad. AH cards playable la oB 12 gomes. Save every card and every od. Any one card must be eotdied with any one ad. A 5 SAFEWAY CROSS -- OUT RULES IPIck card today at your Safeway up our Safeway "Cross-Out- " and each time you stop thereafter for the next 1 2 weeks. Match the numbers on your card against the master numbers. PENCIL an X over those numbers on your card that match numbers in Safeway ad. If you can on your card, five numbers in a row, either down, across or diagonally, you have WON A PRIZEI Just turn your card over and you'll know what you have won. IF YOU H W E A WINNER Fill out the required information on the back of the card and mail it to: Cross Out, Box 551, St. Louis, Missouri. You'll receive your prize in about 15 days. 2 3 RklUQI lit Firm KBDIKB- -t 10 1W.MH1W 1951 1556, 1 1551. CANADA 1S5J, You get another chance to win each time you visit Safeway. Ask cashier for your FREE card. Not a lottery, no purchase requirements. Itil I IM IT CtOSS OIT UY. tO. INC. MI , ad weekly for additional games for the next 11 weeks, Watch our Thursday Cross-Ou- t Weekly winners will be posted in Safeway Maikets and in our ads. This Week's Best Bays! Tomatoes Gardenside Pineapple-Grapefru- it Drink Cake Mix Assortment Shelled Nuts Pieces and Cracker jack Tissue vet 3no3 qt. , 7 iror 1.00 Juice 4 for 1.00 3 for 89 Soup Tuna Fish XIV" lb. 99 Libby Halves 3 for 19 Chil 400 size, For Quality Produce ...All You Need 3 lb. 10 s for 59 2 for 35 .d 2 I h. Ellis, with 5 u.s. Peaches I for 89 9 for 1.00 5 3 leant for 89 DRESSING Piedmont Salad 5c off regular price NAPKINS Zee Table Paper Wrapped 80 count 10 FROZEN PIES Utah fjr 1.00 To Cherry, Apple or Berry Remember is Safeway! 501b. Lels bag 24 oz. 37 7(0) I iJr Green Peppers n. each 1 FRISKIES Dog Meal 5 lbs. 65 10 lbs. 1.19 20 lbs. 2.G9 " - 8 Safeway Guaranteed Meats! bn ff n n ILi quart 44 1 7 - IT. IMMi. MO. 1 1. A IF YOU 6 "X-OU- 4 - HAVEN'T A WINNER THIS WEEK Erase the X's from card and save it to play against next Thursday's Safeyour way Ad and each succeeding ad of "Cross-Out.- " Safeway employees not eligible to win. Save this "Cross-Ou- t ad and every "Cross-Outad for the next 1 weeks a previous "Cross-Out- " ad may have winning numbers for a new card. Any one card and any one ad can be matched to claim a winner. But numbers from more than one ad cannot be combined to form a winning card. Cards will be given to adults only. Complete rules and on every "Cross Out" card. , 5 U.S. Choice bulk CUp Lamb Stew Lamb l Lamb Chops Grade - jx, Patties i Ukio Ideal For That Special Dinner Shoulder Cuts, Small Grade Ground 25 lb. 49 lb. 69 lb. Pork Picnic Roast Lamb Whol or Hall 64 Ground Beef so, 2 lbs. 98 Br00k'w'w Cheese Mild, ib. 43 Western For Your lockvr and Saw Buy Som ib. Sal- - Lean b. 39c wm Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday |