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Show Sugar House "Turkey Days" Promotion Gigantic Success That's the concensus about Turkey Tur-key Days, from Chairman Henry Richards right down to the least shopper who received turkey and bonus coupons for purchases in Sugar House during the ninth annual an-nual turkey event. The 86 winners in the "Count the Turkeys" contest were especially espec-ially enthusiastic. Although the Independent was not connected with the "contest itself, hundreds of calls have been received concerning con-cerning it. As a public service, the Independent Inde-pendent has obtained information about the official count of turkeys and the names of the winners. The judges said the official count was between 1020 and 1030. There were a number of persons who had the exact count. This made it necessary to check the sequence of numbers on the six reasons for shopping in Sugar House to break the ties. The official offi-cial sequence had been determined determin-ed bv a committee Drior to the eries, gasoline, a whole lamb, right on through theatre tickets, a flashlight and vitamins. Winners were: First, Mrs. Vivian Vi-vian B. Searle; second, Mrs. Del-la Del-la May Graham; third, Mrs. W.A. James; fourth, Betty Rawsoii. Faye Nichols, Mrs. Gary Bryant, Bry-ant, Mrs. Wendell Illi, Catherine Johnston, Mary Armstrong, AI- bert Horton, Shirley Dunton, Mrs. David E. Bennett, Mrs. Vigo Mor-tensen, Mor-tensen, Mrs. J. Thomas Ostler, Mrs. Ruth L. Dorius, Dell Dumas, Du-mas, Carol Howells, Mrs. Helen A. Jorgensen, Judy Sanders, Mrs. Fontella H. Davis, Elliot Bird, Richard J. Gill, Norman Drener, Vivian Chalker, Julia R. Leppard, Richard A. Sweet, James R. Max-field, Max-field, Byron Whitney, Mrs. Joe T. Baca, Mrs. Paul Valencia, Mrs. W. M. Eddington. Paul F. Sargent, Bert Dayton, Mrs. A. R. Konold, Mrs. Pat Robert, Ro-bert, Thelma M. Higbee, Mrs. Ru-lene Ru-lene Evans, Mrs. Earl Crews, Mrs contest. Winners were those individuals who had the closest to the official count of turkeys and also closest to the official sequence of the six reasons for shopping in Sugar House. . ,. .... ... . . .. .. Prizes were donated by Sugar 'House and Highland Strip merchants. mer-chants. They ranged from bedroom bed-room and living room suites, clothes dryers, clothing, groc- Caroline Thornton, Lee A. Roads, Beth Beal, Mrs. Clara Welsh Er-nest, Er-nest, Mrs. Bonnie L. Burbridge, Marylyn Osborne, Mrs. George Nicolaides, Frances Ann Cotthock, Milton F, Pexton, Mrs. Helen Austin, Aus-tin, Loralee N. Wilden, Jim Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Alice S. Hensler, Wilford W. Rasmussen, Ronald Gatehouse, Ken Stewart, Brent R. Lister, Al-vie Al-vie Peterson, Mrs. Harold Vanden-Continued Vanden-Continued on page five Continued from front page Turkey Days hugh, Harold W. Atkins. Mrs. George C. Manning, Mrs. G. W. Reed, Mrs. Gaylene E. Bennion, H..W. Howells, Mrs. Violet Vio-let Swasey, Mrs. Richard G. Weil-er, Weil-er, Mrs. Lester Wilcock, Cleone Cochran, R. A. Richey, Sharell Baird, Blaine Stapley, Hy Facer, Sue Iverson, Mrs. G. E. Kinder, Mrs. E. H. Halliday, Jeanette Forslund, R. W. Kramer, Mrs. Mary S. Whitworth, Mrs. Margery Mar-gery Stultz, Zola Spencer, Jacob van der Meicle, Mrs. W. A. Fike, Ramon Trujillo, Mrs. Joseph C. Michels, Dee Lister, Mrs. Max Na-1 brotsky, Nellie Patton, Mrs. Jack! H. McKague. Winners will please contact the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce Com-merce office, 1062 East 21st South, to receive their gift certificates. |
