THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER November 1, 1963 Page Three Winter can be tough on batteries, so make a frequent test of your cars needed source of electric power, drivers are urged by the Utah cmBpPQ Rref Bridge Club Mrs. Joseph Bernini entertained the Bridge Club at her home Wednesday evening of last week. Prizes in the games were won by Mrs. Darrell some cities they tear down buildings to save taxes. In They might try tearing down some taxes to save buildings. Safety Council. Pumping brakes with a rapid, intermittent action is the safest way to stop a car on road surfaces made slippery by rain, icev or snow, says the Utah Safety Council. Franks, Mrs. Frank McCabe, and Mrs. Ted Johnson. A delicious lunch was served to those mentioned and to Mrs. Curtis Btuler, Mrs. Ray Bader-tsche- r, Mrs. Jerald Drussell, Mrs. James Muth and Mrs. Floyd Evans. Theres no substitute for the rule go slow on ice and snow, declares the Utah Safety Council. Weve heard of a place where everyone is guaranteed full employment. . . no labor Going home for the Thanks giving weekend? Drive a winter-safe car, and drive it with Council. Win over winter by driving carefully all through the cold weather season. Lightening doesnt zigzag. It curves, twists, meanders and branches off like tree limbs, but it doesnt travel downwards in a series of sharp short angles . . . For about 2 cents an item, the Library of Congress will microfilm for you any book or document in its collection of 30 million Christian Service plans bazaar Womens Society of Christian Service met last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Ewell. President Alliene Farren presided at the meeting. The devotional was given by Mrs. Ewell and the lesson on Five Senses of Prayer was given by Mrs. Virginia Badertscher. At the conclusion of the regular business session, final plans were made for the WSCS Bazaar, which will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the Memorial Building. Orders for meat pies to be taken out may be ordered from any of the members, or call Mrs. Farren. It will expedite matters considerably if they are ordered several days before the bazaar. Tasty refreshments were served to members, Mrs. Virginia Randle, Mrs. Mabel Butler, Mrs. Annie Smith, Mrs. Pansy Treloar, Mrs. Elsie Mrs. Rowena Hanks, Mrs. Farren, Mrs .Myrtle Theriault, n Mrs. Patricia Brady, Mrs. Ryan, and a special guest, Mrs. Florence Bruno, who is visiting with relatives here. Nil-so- n, La-Vo- Leaders attend meet ?n SLC Leland Sanderson, Stanley Ryan, Mrs. Catherine Chatter-toand Supt Alex Blight were in Salt Lake City Tuesday evening attending a meeting called by the Utah Legislative Council. Mr. Louis Lloyd explained a study that is being conducted by the Legislative Council regarding school finances, and outlined the part that will be played by the boards of education and the superintendents in the various districts. n, Mon., Tues., Wed. GIFTS, SURPRISES, GAMES It was a real happy day for the grand little lady. and 6 FUN FOR ALL! Dear Friends, birthday and we're giving the gifts! Every lady who comes in will be given a gift as a special "thank you" for your friendship during our now and so "babyhood." We are "school-age- " very proud. We sincerely wish to thank you people, for you have been very kind to us. We will continue to give you the same high quality and style at the moderate prices we have in the past! . It is our Thank you again, Mildred and Laurence Simmons .Eurekans attend open house in SLC Mr. and Mrs. James Toone of Mammoth were in Salt Lake on Sunday attending open house for his mother, Mrs. Emily A. Toone, who was celebrating her 93rd birthday anniversary. The open house was held at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. J. R. Olsen. Friends from far and near called during the afternoon to extend birthday greetings. She is the mother of 5 sons and two daughters; 36 grandchildren; 96 great grandchildren, and 34 great great - Nov. 4, 5, GIFT LIST INCLUDES: DRESSES FROM . . . SWEATERS FROM . . . VICKY VAUGHN JANTZEN HOUSE OF SHROYER HELEN WHITING DARLENE JOHNATHAN LOGAN RUST TOGS BRAS and GIRDLES FROM . SEAMPROOF SLIPS FROM . . . MOVIE STAR SEAM PROOF PANTS FROM . . . MR. THOMPSON EXQUISITE FORM SILK SKIN GOWNS FROM PANDORA JOHN COURTNEY JANTZEN . . . BLOUSES FROM . . . FRITZEE ALADDIN SWEET ADELINE HOSE FROM . . . FRUIT OF THE LOOM