| Show it — - i 1- 24 : - Trumna THE SALT LAXE Blind Pupils Visit Schools In Salt Lake ' They Learn Quickly 'Seellig' With Fingers 1 " "'t4 ' " '0 "NI tetAs ' It Vitt Tooi r0 P ' C7 ft: k )k v Students )- 1 - - 'f for Children jar iThree children from a world that is always dark showed 'pupils in Salt Lake City schäols Friday how they use their fingers to "see" and how despite the lack of eyes they can still learn to do things They came from the Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind at Ogden to visit at the Whittier Hawthorne and McKinley schools as part of the Junior Red Cross program to humanize its contacts between children of different environ ments At each school they visited they demonstrated the methods used at the Ogden institution Reads Aloud Eugene Clifford Devey 0 a Provo ' '4:' 'coo 9 7 t) 7) t 1 o -V 04 1' 1:::tw k 'V'' ' r: - '''''l ' t 17"74t)' : rot fl r zer 4 4t 4mtr E:VSVT Mil 1M '' 9 r Ert tttr v1 J k L it )1 4 'N -- :rib:1 1 I - lad who has been in the school k 1 three years read aloud before the schools' assemblies He read steadl'41 ily from the large Braille books I g 4 on whose letters are raised dots children school state Blind from in the ears rabbit for inspection Monis Smith heavy cardboard Idonis Smith 13 a native of Ogseated next to Eugene is obligingly reading Ogden made new friends Friday among den and for eight years a student from a Braille book to one of her hostesses McKinley school children who presented an at the state school showed how for the visitors Because EuVeil Jensen while Benita Ramirez of La Easter play is blind children learn music It to "seeing" with his finl at some caster eggs profOgden is "looking" necessary for them to read the gene Devey is used notes from Braille characters and gers Leon Ashley knelt down to lend his fered by Audra Mae Dimick of McKinley She played Narmemorize them cissus on the piano with what teachers said was a normal execution for a girl of 13 Benita Ramenez110 of Salt Lake City who has studled in Ogden for the last five years used the typewriter reviewed her geography lesson and worked problems in arithmetic Her geography maps Miles H Will He Were not made of bright colors but Were outlines of raised dots LikeYears Old wise her arithmetic book was in the Agreements harmonious to raised characters of Braille and refiners the W P A 1!na she did her figuring on a slate with Last rites for Mrs Lelia Tuckett national the service were reemployment Honoring eightieth birthday a Braille rule and stylus which 81 widow of James Freeze reached at the Friday of Perry Miles concluding Harrison Sperry relatives punched in dots of Wiland friends will gather at the home session of representatives of the Freeze and mother-in-laLearn Quickly liam H Folland justice of the state four groups in the Newhouse hoteL of Mrs E G EpMiss Dana Kelly teacher who person a daughThe conference began Thursday supreme court were conducted Friday at 1230 p m in the Yale L D accompanied the children here de- ter residing at :: morning clared that they learned as quickly 1069 Seventh Robert H Hinckley regional NV S ward chapel Bishop T Fred East as children with normal eyes P A director assured 'the growers Hardy officiated and was one of the street Saturday When the blind pupils came to at 5 p m A dinthat officials stand ready now as speakers Heber J Grant president of the in the past to release project workMcKinley school they were greeted ner party featur- ers when they are offered 'work at L D S church was one of the by an Easter play in which students ing a birthday Were the characters The children cake with 80 cancustomary wages in private employ- speakers at the rites and 'others were dressed in gay colored paper dies will be ten- ment and that such work would were Miss May Anderson general costumes which had to be described dered Mr not jeopardize future NV P A project superintendent of the primary Mrs Sperry Ruth May Fox general superinto the guests Miss Kelly declared in observance employment of the workers that the blind children knew about Farmer representatives in return tendent of the Y W M I A day colors and occasionally felt "blue" A son of Charles agreed to contact the national re- Mrs Louise Y Robison president Just like other children T employment office wherever pos- of the general board of the Relief and Emily Miller In parting the McKinley children sible to hire workers Some grow- society and Frank Evans he was Sperry The invocation was offered by ers in the past felt W P A projects presented the three from Ogden born March 27 with Easter baskets filled with 1857 in were curtailing available labor at Ebenezer Child bishop of the ElevIn Nephi beet thinning an harvesting time enth L D S ward and the benecandy eggs There were extra ones 1885 he married Mr Sperry to take to Ogden for the children Sarah Edmunds and the couple diction pronounced by William G took in City cemetery Sears The who did not make the Salt Lake up residence in Manti where Mr Sets was City trip opened the first barber shop Sperry Mrs Freeze died Tuesday afterThey also toot( back Easter cards in the city He was also leader of On noon in a local hospital of causes from the art class at Hawthorne an orchestra there for many' years school—cards done in the Braille For the last 30 years he has been James W Banks 27 363 West incident to age alphabet with raised outlines for engaged as a piano tuner The Fourth South street was arraigned Illustration family have lived in Salt Lake City Friday on charges of second degree losame for 15 years litp burglary and hearing was set for — 3 Mr and Airs Sperry are the par March 29 by City Judge B P Levents of two daughters Miss Flor- erich i at Banks is charged with entering ence Sperry and Mrs Epperson the Union Pacific Railroad com- -rska tfit 8Netchokipany warehouse at First South and Cantata Planned edi He a BEST QUAL ITY (2 Limit) C 6i —:satJfz-- 80 ii4:S4 z0 lb FOR EASTER SALADS (1 limit) FLORIDA - ROLIO'S llimit) (3-ca- n BEST $ 11D BLUE CARTONS FRESH LARGE cans 3 lg FRUIT OSelln S S nous LIBBY'S PEARS TOMATOES cantata "The Day Resurrection" will be presented Marble sharpshooters will by the Sandy Second L D S ward "knuckle down" to their work Mon- choir in the ward chapel Sunday J M Boyden will day starting at 3:30 p m when at 8:30 p in the annual marble tourney spon- direct the production and Leah sored by the Salt Lake City recrea- Rasmussen will play the organ action department gets under way companiment With an entry list already close to 3000 Ray Forsberg director for final and final matches scheduled the recreation department reported for spring vacation at Liberty park that each ring winner would qualify Junior high school students have for the district tournament sched- been appointed to act as referees uled to start Friday at Junior high and umpires in the matches Mr schools In the city with the semi Forsberg stated SANDY—The of 2 st:onmdaarylc'et shepherd in the now motors driving his sheep in front of him and controlling their movements with his automobile born A Scotland mainsha- ' PICK-01)- i ! (r--- 1 i midday rhguynagnecri eursiunagl :! your spirits—eat a delicious flostesik Cup d Cake! These little cakes give you wig energy :t : and - :: :y ::?3 i' )L ) --) - - Swift's PRELIM 4006 flavor-packe- give it so you fast! Pure — ' 04 1131:1321i -- 40 l'w- ' 14 1 9 1 OS' "-C- g) FANCY I (!alitiii -- i (intir lMtrIfirti Swift's Premium i Careful blending gives Rockwoodls Cocoa that rich full flavor Illivr7 i 4' 41 ' A7 1 " 1t ''''' 9'::' TWICE AS MUCH AT' THE SAME z ' I PRICE I ' - z C - 'Y I 1) (: k-7 -IY-- 46 if:'' x7z1 '( CSOC "1' r ' 4 i Cart 4 ':- gAt - '44 -4 e "I ''''' ''' 1:444114st tb1 Allitil ' 4 - I ' pkg CORN-FE- 812 ivitsBoA ' 4 - - 111114' ' t Po:t 2 fia:bS 0 U T H II 44ar 1 Illkl'ir 6 HEATING EL EllmatollA F'IN 57 Twenty Years of Unexcelled - Phones: Quality SPINACH ' g IDAHO RUSSETS NEW POTATOES TOMATOES reoLida's CAULIFLOWER for 10c 3 CARROTS ONIONS BEETS RADISHES TURNIPS 19c D ReOani ' es Ilm 25c 3 lb 13c lb 5c - 12c 3c At 'I 0 I MELL011rD 51 CAN - ' 541 Lca26 17c 20c can trfe ge 2 21i can for 29c SW CATSUP-14- SAy VINEGAR lo t i 32c ' t 10c 24c 10c 16c -- 22C 24c Bottle17c -oz Lclarle 1:ounee ' halves18c 16c so PINEAPPLE Juice ::"171 15c &V TOMATO JUICE 22c SI1E TOMATO JUICE 4c6igunce 20c 5641 VINEGAR 1oles 'Ix YAMS MINCE CLAMS 9 114 18c 2-1- PRESERVES ' FINE FOODS 10c ounce glass 2-l- Laanrge 'say CANDIED ' Voatrttie if 0 n i ' D : ' Bountiful 502 South Main i250 South State I J ' - lb 12c doz 25c 28c Se3P SALffyE SYRUP—Pints 21c sRE b 20c sev PRUNES pkg b 17c SW RICE pkg ' can OYSTERS—Tall 283c salSaY Large Red Kidney Beans Style Beans SelvAsparagus Large Can 16 lir:14044i Free Delivery - 7 - ' ySal ' i '10C S) lb S all - FINE FOODS s3P Telephone PEAS Size 4ea PLACE Hall B Small Whole BEETS 3 PIMENTOS 4:rea rarill - Whole or No Skin 1 cTati elossDEti Cirbrec 11 W ''' E PURITAN MISSION - 41 ss 25c 15c DEEP ' 352 DAYS OUT OE EVERY YEAR! D 0 ' so-PEAR- be assured of a perfect 'Easter dinner permit us to fill your order We The success of your dinner will depend upon the meat selected have a rscord of twenty years of unexcelled quality t e t ' -- ' i3 9 V' f Oudaby's Puritan BACOR12-l- b' 7To Orrippolli 00011"'"inomeolf! 113re ' I S Corn-Fe- d lb lb 2-- lb Sap PEACHES sgen'!' sw BLACKBERRIES 23c Oudaby's Puritan Pork WM ROAST Cream Green ASPARAGUS AllCalifornia ORANGES Large' Juicy BUNCH VEGETABLES 19c 19c 23c 35c 15c 25c' C RED RASPBERRIES sal 217c Wirthlin's All Pork Loose Sausage Swift's Premium or Armour's Star Eastern Beef Pot Roasts lb 19c ' ' 7V:lsit'ib Dg Rind SOY 27c Cornd Philadelphia q St pkg 113c 12-1- Ih lb lb lb lb lb average Cure 5:To lb AllowTHAT'S GOOD COCOA! ' BACON 8c 9c - 1912c lb HENS COLORED -- iLlE4 ‘ I1Zo 0- 13c spmatge ripeealb dif- - 1129c VEAL lb large can pkg-29LARD with COTTAGE CHEESP M a lb 9i AVOCADOS-Larlb 25c CABBAGE—New Green PREMIUM HAMS gted 26c HALIS—Rind On lb 0 'FSH Sieve eau— Garden Fresh for Easter POT ROAST—Fancy Beef PORK ROAST—Small Loin 2712c lb Boneless Rolled ROAST - BACON ' i-- 4- 1 GAtieweanye 10C 15C IEFlabtbrzatarge Ot:1g:711elasoned 29c FRESH DEEP SEA HALIBUT 10 fr devil's food lavishly frosted with chocolate or vanilla :12 SAUSAGE ROLLED ROAST 35c Something new flavored Hamlaready cooked to prepare Whole or Half ':' No 9c CHEESE amocett3 Eilem 3 SKINNED SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS— )) ' ' FANCY U S PRIME TURKEYS ) (Petit 5c Fresh Cucumber 15e size Pols) 10C POTATO CHIPS r cans 25c 11C CATSUP p CATSUP IIEINZ PICKLES UTAH PEACHES for loc PEAS 3 Allvor 3 Monte arge Bottle Val Vita can Pierce's Tiny ' 15C 'c'Del ! —1 lb CZ( - CHICKENS — 1 PINEAPPLE ' DON'T FORGET TO GET TILE CHILDREN EASTER CANDY EGGS -- AAnk Sliced Large' Ripe FOOD CAT 0 -- ITwmhiacyll hi es itohwe and Small Glass' DRIED BEEF Mountain Brand—Tender Rendered VI TibartsJar Easter Meat Bargains Turkeys Hams Chickens for EASTER teliciousfine 9 LItt):sa Red MARSHMALLOWS A1 a HALIS—Half or ge - T157- DOG it can 5c 1312-o- z e HEINZ SOUP can 15c 3 cans 25c 2 cans 15c tall can 19c 19c l2s!:":51: Large ttetlo JELL POWDER SATURDAY SPECIALS " )- - Dmeel Can lirtiernTtl APPLE BUTTER 111110T"11 u Fourth West streets 51 Del 4Plancitga ' PEAS—Roly Poly SALMON at 5c TOMATO JUICE Monte Package 5c PRUNES Bread '1311tAD—Big Twist CINNAMON dedicated Hearing Charge Burglary -- 6 Asigoloo of-h- — r 3V QUART JAR haver's Grapefruit 0 4 1 w Annual Marble Tourney Slated SIP 2:1 lbs 11 0511 (2lb limit) Wfinfito :ILIfireatelle Kin of Justice rs - GP eN By Purity Biscuit Co RICH and FRESH gillI346MO ( Party Slated Groups Reach Mrs Freeze's For Pioneer Accord on Plan Funeral Held For Farm LaborsFinal Tribute Paid to Sperry Court tv i Ai tel FRESH cBROE0AmKFIEERLyD 41 f LI - : - tib(y3oLiis 4'44 '' tA4 PK- A 011111 OATIIIMEDAYq Nv AIECIIII 2 7 - ft1 OPItwil Aprispie Aot - ce:1 Ar - J1 :t --- 7' ) 4 q shb ( jt il1 ‘ 'rt''''' N 1 !Ito I t i LI 7 ' -' '- atil s We are combining our Easter Sale with our Annual Anniversary Sale and making it the biggest Food elling Event in our history You and you and you have made this possible You have given us support You have Sale It isn't our big volume that we given us our growth Now we are celebrating with a Big Appreciation are proud of—it's you our friends and your good will This Sale means Good Foods at our lowest Anniversary Sale prices Here they are What a variety! What prices! Whether you are one of our regular customers or not we want you to come ' ' I A 441"A ''' IL tic - A ' f''''V '4A) 1 ''"" r''''' 1 at : --: f OM OPUS dpo krrillriinveri?sert3y-- Eil'oo to ‘ '' ''" rm u utile 1 4 e - IA' tr N 4 --- -1 at McKinley Give Easter Play ! A 4 rz0 0sV311 r01 Ivmu '' -'' ii- 64 34 t 11 !A MARCH' 27 1937 SATUTMAY MORNING - Murray 1433 So State 52 So ' Main ' '''' 0 0 FOOD G 2'1 0 it' ell 64 s I - I - SIPA- - ' t: i s ' STORES !I' e ‘N ' 'Midvale '" I tth Emt a 'sad 3rd South and ' State St 2nd South - A Suret y of A Punt y" s 1 J ir |
