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Show rhe HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 PAGE FOUR LipstUk Do's and Don'ts WOMEN OF MOOSE i MRS BIANCO HOSTESS Sunday evening, May 26 corr- - Mrs John Bianco acted as the eluded a three-da- y. conference hostes to her bridge club Tues-- at Price for Women of Moose of day night, inviting .Mrs Rudy Utah. Deputy Grand Regent Bette Zaccaria as special guest. All the Boioe of Salt Lake conducted the ladies present enjoyed a which were well attend- - ciou, luncheon which was served. Also attending was Isabel ed at the onset of the evening. MoGlohn former grand council Prizes for the game were later member of Grand Junction, Colo. claimed by Mrs Eli Matson, Mrs making (her official visitation to Ken Funk and Mrs Dallas Cran- the local chapter. dall. Senior Regent Bonnie Paganoj Coty beauty experts predict a rounder mouth of pure color '02 and present their and bright texture for Spring-Summe- r ton delicious and delectable Pure Bright fruit shades for achieving high fashion beauty with tips on application. 1. Outline mouth with brush in color with lipstick. . then is ML deli-sessio- ns j fill Be sure to apply just thin coat of lipstick at corners of the mouth hold mouth open a few seconds to let color set. It helps outwit "bleeding" of lipstick. an wvmcn lJl S?, KEWMECOTT TV SHOW as sistance during the conference. AREA'S The next meeting of the chap TO ter, May 25, will be a business meeting and 4 covered dish birth day party combined. On June Chapter night will be held. Mil - ' Emery County's famed Goblin dred Warner, Friendship chair- - Valley will be "featured on TV this (Friday (May 25) in a pro- irian will be in charge. to increase tourism in Utah . gram MRS JOUtPLAS HOSTESS sponsored by Kennecott Copper Mrs Chris Jouflas acted as C rations hostess to her bridge club List ision, The first camm:M on afternoon at her "Kennecott Wednesday Neighborhood Theater home, serving a dehcious hot' HeiperiPrice highlit luncheon at the onset of he d , a Count . social hour. After the bridge play ,tnnrii(. .pntpP prizes were awarded to Mrs Marjlst facilitjes lhat are WBSbMe in garet Benedict and Mrs Merrill the area will be stressed in the Bryner message. The attraction of the recently MORRISONS BACK the discovered dinosaur quarry near Last Thursday marked menuonea also, wui close of a most enjoyable two- Th9 J?ctive of the Kennecott weeks vacation for Mr and Mrs W!m Morrison. Mrs M snorts P'"Sm is xo stimulate tourist that their Haunt included taking uvei m 'u'Mn DV mrorming tne in the World's Fair at Seattle, state's residents on some of the areas. With and a sight-seeitrip into Can outstanding scenic visitors passada, after which they returned many by way of the southern route ing througft Utah en route to the betaking in the scenery along the Seattle World's Fair, it is lieved an that excellent opporcoast. California . tunity exists to promote addition Rose's parents, al tourist travel. Visiting with Mr and Mrs Sam Rachele, Satur- "Kennecott Neighborhood The- day and Sunday were Mr and ater'' is shown at 8 pjm., iFriday Mrs Dan Gillespie of Salt Lake over KUTV, Channel 2. It has City. They also visited with the the largtst audience of any lo- J. D. Bradley's, Ray Rachele's of cally produced .program in Utah Helper and the Rudy and Guido with an average of over 226,000 Rachele's of Price. viewers, The movie this Friday k.iHun. W1C1I (UK SMICS IUI25TH 3. Always start fresh when retouching mouth. Tissue olf excess and repaint a bright new mouth. .v.. . This year contrasting nail polishes are "in" try pearlidescent platinum to play up a "Strawberry", "Cranberry" or "Cherry" mouth or any one of these pearly toned polishes to spark a pure "Peppermint" or "Watermelon pink mouth, or highlight a pure "Mango", "Apricot" or "Pumpkin" mouth. Color is the so use your imagination. Don't be shy be in fashion. ' No mouth Is perfect but proper application of lipstick can make it so. It will improve and balance out a crooked lip line... correct a too thin mouth by building color over the lips . underplay a mouth that is too full by applying color .within the natural line. However, avoid I Bee Shing Pout K "O" Cupid'iBow ,.r ng out-of-st- ate CARBON COEDS PRESENT FASHION SHOW From the opening strains of ' That Old Black Magic" to the breathtaking finale of mystic magic as Tinker Bell brought 'fcrtih. lovely Lynn Olsen, Miss Carbon County, the audience was delightfully entertained last Wed ;c.Cay night as Carbon High Co- ds displayed in one grand ges-v- si -- , Mary Garcia, Dorothy Pauline Medina, Jeannine Mathis, Diane Wallae?, Sharon Shaw, Bob Taniguchi, John Connie Nick, Peggy Day and Nancy Jackson (Alberts Lucero, Vigil, Mi-jaka- Robertson. Margaret Sidwell, Nancy Robertson and ISherrie .Uzelac provld ed the background music while a panorama of teen-astyles for 111963. This was their Karen Jlobsrtson was chairman "iiflavjal fashion 'show, under the for the program numbers. Jackie Bryner, Barbara dire;. ion of Mrs Mary Pizza, Janis Jeanselme and Karen t Ic.'.h r 'instructor. ' Detuie ILarsen waved her ma- - Jones displayed artistic ability "igic wand as the Introduced each 83 they decorated tJtoe stage, and sequence of tha show. Commen- Donald Young designed the cletators Marilyn Gardner, Molly ver programs. Stage managers were Richard Maranaka, Bruce Tatoone, Faulette Platis Bunnell .provided beeoining Brewer, Ross F&usett, and Davey continuity for the newest teenage Davis. lAt the dose of the show Mrs fashions. ' LA timely program of song and Pizaa presented Pat Schofield as dance was presented during the the school winner of the Betty rhow, and adding a dsrEih of spice Crock ar,' iHomemaksr of Tomorwas the participation of several row 'Award winner. Following talented iboys. The musical and this Jtaren Robertson, president clahce selections were presented of Girls' League, invited all to by Kenny Cox, Steve (Burton, attend the social hour. The .'officers of Girls' League: Clark IHunt, Keith Ohiara, Lynn 'Oteen, Flora (Rodriquoz, Rosella Jackie Bryner, Janice Sherman, Salazar, Alice Oreige, DeoAnna Pamela Fasselin, Jona Piccioni, iMartinez, Alice Trujil'lo, Louise Ka!ihy Gordon, Bonita Burten- ge Bus-ett- o, . - and-Kay-i- ne " v BOBBINCETS will be "Virginia,' starring Fred 4-- and Madelein Carrol. The Bobbinets H club met MdMurray with leader Toni Oallor. The girls worked on their practice ST. ANTHONY'S NEWS artcles. Refreshments were brot bv Barbara Costello, Cathy Grun Feast of Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ, May ai dy conducted the meeting. This is a Holy day of ObligaH BAKERTTS tion commemorating the AscenThe Bakeretts' met May1, 15 at sion of Our Lord into Heaver, 40 the Dervoe home. Present were after His resurrection from days five members and two leaders. the dead. Masses will be offered President Sonja Kraync called at 7 and 9 a.m. Mass at Evening the meeting to order. Paula 6:30 p4iil the health talk. The Young gave Memorial Mass Wednesday at project was making drop cookies. City Cemetery 9 ajn.. Consecration of Families THIMBLE CLUB Member, of. the Thimble club Consecration of families to the met last Thursday night at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Friday, home of Mrs Paul Young where June r at 6:30 pm. This will aft opportunity to meet in the they , enjoyed the usual and A delightful lunch cnurcn ana recite with the Priest eon was also served by the host- the prayers of Consecration. Graduatoin Mass May 27 ess. ; , Graduation Mass for the 8th MRS PIZZA ENTERTAINS grade school of religion classes Mrs Prank Pizza entertained conducted by Our Holy Family her bridge club last Thursday Sisters. A breakfast will be servnight serving a tasty luncheon ed In the church hall following before the bridge play. Prizes the Mass for the game went to Mrs Rho-d- a Gibson, Mrs C. R. Fahring and Mrs J. A. Greener. Extra guests attending were Mrs Elmo Bray and Miss Ann Price. 4-- 4-- OF THANKS MONT HARMON er in the junior highs and to and continue to assist last year's reto us during our cipients toward full certification. sympathetic A large percentage of these time of deep sorry, we igive our children fall into the mentally and heartfelt thanks appreciation.' Our thanks to all for the sym- handicapped (intellectually retarThese childreo pathies expressed and for the ded) category. beautiful floral offerings on the have bean attending the regd:ath of our belowed wife and ular classrooms, and consistently failing most never learn how to mother Mrs Wanda lAplanalp. read in a regular classroom sitCharles ID. Aplanalp uationmany are behavior proand Family. blems because of inability to understand school work, and many Join the ranks of the drop-o-ut fiavin is trained to Continued from Page On only this drop-odo nothing. Attendance awards, by Principal It is the aim of the special 'Pizza. Karla Stavar will render education classes to teach a child a vocal rolo. . to his capacity the pace is Typing awards will toe pres- - geared more slowly and perhaps ent:d hy iMrs Carol Postima, and in a different direction, than in Kampage awards win oe maae the regular classroom, but dramby Mrs Bernice W:bib. Music atic results are often the outcome. awards will toe made by Mrs Mel Mont Harmon's concern for ba Hyatt, Glenn H. Fjfield and these children, his gentle conAirman First Class Veda M. Derral Siggard. sideration, his cooperation, was Jones, Women of the Air Force A girls trio number will fol- a constant source of inspiration representative, from the USAF low the music presentations, by to the PTA workers in Carbon Recruiting Detachment at Fort Petra Carranza, Virginia Lopez, District, and it is in gratitude Douglas, will visit Price on May and Abbie Trujillo. that this fund be named "The 25, it was announced by Staff German c?ub award,, will be Mont Harmon Scholarship Fund Sergeant Albert Ponsock, Air made by Lynn Broadbent, and for Teachers.", Force recruiter for the southern Industrial Arts awards will be A Any teacher interested in apply Utah area. out toy Joe Luke. for this scholarship given may ing Aim an Jones will interview The closing address to students apply to J. Grant Kllfoyle, supboth young men and women will be made by Gary Tomsic. erintendent of schools. seeking information on oppo- Closing prayer will foe offered by rtunities offered by the Air Force Claudia give the voters of Carbon County Hansen. at Price City Hall between 10 an efficient, economic adminii-tratio- n. a:m. and 3 p.m. At the same I earnestly solicit the GALE FILES time, she will accept applications consideration and support of the and administer aptitude tests to Continued from Paee One voters of this county. these who are interested. been a memlber of the Carbon Young men applicants must be County Sheriff's Posse for 11 between the ages of 17 and 27 years and has been very active JACK'S RADIO-T- V a,nd young women between 18 in this field. and 27. All applicants must meet He and his family are active the required mental, physical and members of the LDS Church, SERVICE . SALES moral standards of the Air Force. He has stated that in his ob' Even though Airman Jones is servation "Carbon County is Expert service by solely the WAF representative paying too much of the taxpayTechnician trained by for Utah, Idaho and Montana, ers dollar for the type of law enher particular visit to Price will forcement we are receiving. The Technical and include interviewing young men, greater portion of thi population DeVry RCA Institutes. n since it is within her of the county is residing within area. She is the daughter of Mr. the jurisdiction of incorporated WE SERVICE ALL and Mrs. Charles F. Jones, Elmo, communities, that have and mainUtah. tain their own police forces, yet MAKES. MODELS ithe sheriffs .budget is consider-- i SIX LITTLE HQMEMAKERS ably out of proportion. Consider Car Radios The six little homemakers held ation must also be given the fact their meeting Friday. Present at we have numerous highway patHome Radio Set the meeting were Jackie Cunning rolmen stationed within this jurTelevision ham. Linda and Barlbara Nielson isdiction. , Our Sheriff's Dept. We repair sets in the home Blaine Conover, far the some exceeds of budget Trudy Skerl, when possible in our modTesie Ori and Dorothy Fazzio. departments of mucft more heav ern shop when Meeting was at Cunningham's. ily populated areas.'' not at the home. We worked on hair pin lace and Mr Gale continued, ,'1t will be Phone 472-333- 8 wil lstart on dish towels next my ultimate desire to correct PICKUP and DlUVtRT this inequity. ,1 wi'll strive to week. To all who the friends and were so thoughtful nei&h-bo- ra JviavHt ut ' j V ' j - i home-tow- - I it well-equipp- ed COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE . . TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION EASIER . gab-fest,- '. cialized iffow long will it be before the,. transportation, petrotreatment. The decision will al- leum, communications and steel ways Ibe in favor of what it will industries, are taken over? How cost, not what it is worth. long wijl punschools remain free from federal control? What deassure we rne that you Iet schemes will be hatched in vious physicians are fully committed to to interfere with this fight. We are steadfastly op- Washngton freedom the of medictne press? How long to for government posed many reasons. We are convinced will itin be before government to set prices of goods its price will be progressive de- steps Miss Janet Laboroi accompanterioration of the high quality and labor Taxes already con- ied by Miss Jo 0"Malley both of sume more than a third of our of medical care the American Lake ,spent the weekend Salt income. How we much can more people have enjoyed under our MESS DCSRLATS ROOM visiting with J's parents, Mr and stand? system of competitive-enterpri- se We took our weekely readers friends. Mrs Laboroi and John medicine. We are certain that A large and important factor in silent reading test. Marin Jacob-se- n, won-othis whether is lost fight the achievements which have Relatives who visited at the Mary Sehultz, Tamara Derbrought this nation and our peo- is how quickly we can change Leslie Reid home last week were voe and Gary Kloepfer made our attitudes about the in aged ple world leadership in the art Mr and Mrs Donald Child of scores of 100. Miss Borla was land science of medicine can our society. We must recognize Salt Lake City' very pleased with scores the continue only in a climate of that age is a sign of success, not class made. In art on Friday we must We understand freed cm. And we are opposed to of failure. with the same hopes and aspir- made pictures with melted cray (government medicine because we that the elderly are a real na- ations as you and I, but only as on. This is our last week of asset a not tional and liability are free Americans, and we want million school. We hope everyone will which must be disposed of on a a potential block of 16 lo stay that way. votes. study during the summer. In ed time schedule. ComI hope with all sincerity that We creative can this ignore challenge writing we wrote about we can win your hearts and pulsory retirement is harmful to at our Socialism can be the things we plan to do this peril. individual the to and wasteful minds to this fight also, because The elderly them- garbed in the raiment of angels, summer. In social studies we you have as great a stake in the the nation. but it is materialistic and evil in will finish the chapter on manoutcome s we to medicine. This selves confirm that they are less ufacturing. in interested their health than concept. Economically, it. relies is more than a conflict to pro-seron compulsion and denial of freeBryan Matsuda will have a are in loneliness and rejecthey the free practice of mediit proclaims the birthday this week. politically, dom; tion. cine. If you doubt it, you have the state superior to the indi MRS Finding ways to ' keep, them failed to assess the determinaKELLEVS ROOM vidual; spiritually, it is nt and useful, The productive tion, the zeal, the dedication of Boys' Choir sang this week offers a real challenge to tian because it rejects the divin for the Kiwanis club. We have the coHalistically oriented thinkman. of ity ers who are in positions of government, educators, businessthis I don't believe that most Amer enjoyedandsinging together enormous power in this country. men, sociologists, physicians and ican have learned many year want ' people part really any two parts. Some time I urge you to reflect on the labor leaders. of socialism. But I fear they may songs of con em unci's to you if medicine Unless ws face up to this chal- get it unless every responsible this week Mr Fif ield win come is socialized. If medicine falls, lenge and solve v this problem, citizen who values freedom to our room to give us papers joins how Ion ir can indu?try hold out? our aged will continue to be in this fight. Whether It comes that will tell about summer band. How Ion? will it be before the This band is for students who doses or all at in sugar-coatpower industry is completely so who see them, not as individuals once, the dreadful consequences play in the school band. The 6th grades played soft ball at the to the nation will be the same Dont be lulled Into a false school picnic last week. Two sense of security because this teamj were chosen from each CHUCK'S scheme has been defeated every room. Ronald Winters was the time it has popped up in the last star player. His home run in the 30 years. The forces at work for last inning brought in the four DESCRIPTION PHARMACY this alien system of medicine runs which won the game for his ar fiercely determined that 1962 team . This week we finished will be the year of decision. This our social studies book. Our finCharles Ghirardelli,, Owner is by long odds the. most im- al chapter was on the continent portant domestic issue facing the of Africa. We can now took nation today. It is top priority back over live days of Greece and for the administration. It is top the Roman Empire, to the civ ' priority for the Socialist Party ilized ways of today. At the last Phone 472-583- 1 Helper and for lafbor. It li top priority PTA meetlnf (May 14 ourroom MEDICAL PLAN CARD WAF Veda Jones Area Visit Pending YOUlt tJSEDTlESE f JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS r Was an BuhifUP ve $166 ADVERTISED Shakespeare pre-arrang- easy-to-us- "Push-Butto- Inn-Keep- and up e, n" reel (line installed) with c. Spin 'R Cast rod for casting live bait and 2-p- popular plugi-Compefe.- special .. $19.90 un-Ch- ris self-relia- ELLIS-MORG- FLIES 4 AN 15$ REASON ed for in. t hop ft trill be for you. WOO W WI11WI COT TwnUOP. 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