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Show HELPER The (Utah) JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY PAGE FOUR CARBON HIGH M&AboijlTeens from Noxxtma's Young Contumer Service Vf) liter present yourself at a pretty angle. Cover girls do it by standing grac3fully eract, body turned slightly, the heel cf one foot against the arch of the ether. See what a lovely picture ALWAYS it creates! your beauty sleep. It takes pep and vitality to be a star--so recharge your energy and discourage dark shadows with a full eight hours each night. GET a complexion that's cover girl pe.'fo:!, make up with a new kind of pressed powder that's medicated and antiseptic to protect your skin as it beautifies. Special ingredients in th Cover Girl powder' even keep your puff nearly PGR germ-free- My Neighbors w "...Is it wash and wear?" MRS DAY FETES CLUB N Members of the Thursday nite bridge club and special guest, Mrs Dallas Crandall, were feted at their usual bridge and luncheon event last week at the home of Mrs Ab Day. Prize winners for the game were Mrs Crandall Mr, Harold Wright and Mrs John Bianco. I SOCIETY The Helper Ward Relief So ciety will meet in regular ses- ?ion on Tue?day, May 16 at 2 p.m. at which time Mrs LaPreal Richards will present the social lesson. Mrs Pearl Gardner will preside. She requests all members attend this meeting if they can possibly do so. TO FATHER'S FUNERAL Mr and .Mrs Ralph Fletter left Saturday morning for Ft. Wayne, MISS EOKLA'S FOURTH Ind., after receiving word early Reporters: Marilyn Borla and of the death of Mr Fit Friday 01?en Rickey ter's Charles Fletter. They father, Billy Coleman demonstrated the will there for a few days radio he made, during science to remain assist his mother and brothers experiment period Friday. with arrangements and attend Cathy Porter showed how to the funeral. separate sand from salt. Cathy gives an experiment almost every SOFT LIVING Friday.- Luxuries, power, indulgence h Marilyn Borla gave an experi- had made the Romment on air pressure. an people soft. To stay popular, ' ' "If we, want extra credit in their emperors gave them more science we must give extra ex- and more of the ease they crav ed periments. .free bread, free circuses. Roy Tallerico and James Callor living. treated the class Friday, their So the Romans softened up birthday. Nancy Robertson also themselves for the ambitious, and had a birthday this week. .barbarians. And in We are starting a rock and A.D, the greatest nation the mineral collection. We have world had ever seen was invaded learned how metamorphic, sedi- and destroyed. The Roman em mentary and igneous rocks were perors promhed the people hand formed. outs but they turned out to be We are classifying our rocks anything but free! ar.3 our minerals. We also have gems. We learned that the difference ibetwecn a rock and a Miss Carbon County mineral is a rock is made up of To Be Picked Friday more than one mineral, and a The new Miss Carbon County mineral is made up of one item. will be selected this Friday eveJim Callor (brought his rooster ning at 8 pirn, in the Geary to school for "Show anji Tell." Theater on the campus of Car once-toug- ea-ie- r hard-worki- JI A A COLUMBIA RcBBON t Carson j feature m tctc drops juice on your or smooth black brotrn nhoes, butt and them thinet .Spread f lemon h tor retaa on or aflor April 20, 1961 DON'T! No mere GUA.DALUFANA SOCIETY Ths April meeting cf the Society was held last Wednesday in the church hall. President Josephine Manzanares was in charge. Final plans were made for the Mexican Food and Bake Sale to be held Saturday, May 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 pjn. in the Strand Building. Following the meeting refresh ments were served by Mrs Connie Jaimez, Mrs Maria Chavez, Mrs Annie Vigil and Mrs Eva DtfHerrera. HOME AGAIN Mr and Mrs John Laboroi are back home this week reporting favorably on their recent trip to California. Stops at Walnut Creek ElCirrito. San Mateo,- San Jose ALTAR SOCIETY and Oakland, were Included Members of St Anthony's Altar their two weeks sightseeing and Society will hold their last meetvisiting tour. ing of the year Wednesday, May MRS PIZZA ENTERTAINS 17 in the church hall. Mrs Pizza entertained New officers will be elected her bridge club last Thursday and installed at that time. All night with Mrs Chris Jouflas and members are urged to attend. Mrs Morris Tatton attending as One reason the zoo is so popinvited guests. A tasty dessert luncheon was served .before the ular with parents is that you bridge play. Prizes for the game can't take it home with you. went to Mrs John Mabrito, Mrs JC"3 FLAIM HOSTESS Lyle 'Mower and Mrs Jouflas. Mrs William Flaim was hostess to a special guest Mrs Wm. MRS BAYSINGER HOSTESS Mrs John Baysinger acted as Kloepfer along with her bridge hostess tocher thimble club last group last Wednesday night, at week, serving a tasty luncheon their regular bridge and lunchduring the social hour of sewing eon social. Prizes for the eve and chatting. Mrs Rex Bryner, ning went to Mrs Joe Bonacci joined the group as special guest. Jr., and Mrs A. E. Bulkley. RELIEF QUTTTIXG SCHOOL? ANNUAL ng bon College. Competing for the Miss Carbon title are Shirley Barton. Gale Mrs Bonnie Pagano spent Sunday in Salt Lake City attending church services and later joining the group for a picnic and community singing. Visitors from Or em and Roy were in attendance. PARTRYETTS We met at the home of leader Pearl Gardner and after the regular meeting opening, went to the kitchen and cooked some asparagus and tomato soup, which we all enjoyed. OUTER SPACE COOKERS The Outer Space Cook club me? Tuesday at the home of leader Leone Nourse and worked with quick mix ingredients. Girls enjoyed jelly triangle biscuits and drop biscuits. "FASTEN YOUR SEAT BaT" "Fasten Your Seat Belt". This instruction, familiar to all airline passengers, according to the Traffic Education Committee of the Utah Safety Coun cil. The committee is conducting s special emphasis campaign for use of auto seat belts throughout the month of May. Auto dealers and seat belt distributors are offering special sales on the belts and installation services during the month. Civic and service clubs are making special announcements at club meetings, and business and industrial plants are encouraging their use at company and plant meetings. The use of seat belts, if widely used in the State of Utah could save perhaps 100 lives each year the Council estimated. This estimate is based upon national stud ies which have conclusively demonstrated that injuries and deaths are reduced up to 60 per cent among persons involved in accidents who were using' the belts at the time the mishaps Tanra Jones, Suzette Le logical argument could Budge, Master, Bettie McArthur. Mary be given to teenagers contemSandra Scartezina, plating quitting school than a Potochnick, and iShanna Woodroff, all of t the U.S. Employment by Service. In the midst of a reces- Price, Mary Ellen Bliss, Sandra sion in which 5.5 million workers Pressett and Loretta Sunter will Dragerton. are unemployed, nearly 18,000 represent The winner will be entered in dbi went 'bogging last month occurred. for lack of qualified applicants. the Miss Utah contest in Salt The Council Lake this summer the Price reported that by They included engineers, social Junior Chamber drivers have many of expressed opCommerce, workers, draftsmen, skilled trade the sponisor organization. Tha position to .use of belts, for varworkers of all kinds, accountants winner will compete against the ious reason:-- Each of their reas librarians, to name only a few. other local Beauty Queens for ens, upon analysis, was shown the Miss Utah title and a $2000 to be baseless in fact, as discussscholarship, and the honor of ed in the May issue of Traffic representing Utah in the Miss Safety Magazine of the National America contest in Atlantic City Safety Council. Users of the belts report that this coming Sepembcr. The contestants will appear in the routine of fastening the belt three separate segments during soon becomes as automatic as the evening. They will first be putting the key in the ignition. seen in formal gowns, them eac'i They report, too, that better posgirl will be seen individually in ture and subsequent comfort re- a three-minu- te talent display, ' suits from their use. and finally they will be seen mo "Naturally, we want to see the accidents, as such, prevented. Buf deling bathing suits. Tickets to the event will be the least we can hope for is that! so Ions as the accidents contin- available at the door. FASHION SHOW-TE- A Teen age fashions in all their beauty will capture the social spotlight evening, Wednesday May d7 at 7:30 p.m. That is the date of the annual spring fashion show and tea in honor of all coeds and their mothers. The girls and their mothers, FIND IT HERE REMEMBER MOM WITH A LASTING GIFT GUADALUPANA home-maki- B-5- each fiequence of the show which is under the direction of Mrs ' Mary Pizza, clothing instructor. At the close of the shew there will be a Social Hour with the officers of Girls' League presiding as hostesses. Grand Ole Opry Contest Invites Local Talent Some young person, or persons, in the intermountain area, will win a free trip in June to Nashville, Tenn., to compete in the finals of the Grand Ole Opry Talent Contest, it was announced by D. Nord, Salt Lake division manager . of Sego Milk, sponsor of the contest. The intermountain division contest is open to anyone residing in Utah, Idaho, western Mon tana and eastern Nevada. At the finals in Nashville the local win ner will compete with six other finalists from other parts of the country. Lavish entertainment is planned for all the regional winners who will meet starg of the Grand Ole Opry. The grand prize winner will receive a contract to appear on Grand Ole Opry radio show, for years the mo-- t popular country and western music show on the air. The winner will also receive a contract with Columbia Records, and a chance to work and appear with the Opry's most The House of Treasured Gifts , Prepared Utah Commiltet. Chicago SwWct by Notional And she can make many SURE I MADE IT! says Miss and more goodies guaranteed to please any young male's appetite a in nutrition foods and all She's about too. learning female, Club project of the same name. Club members are particimillion At least pating in the project this year which has a new name and a pronew awards sponsor. It's called the gram and offers incentive awards for best project achievement Service at county, state and national levels, the National Committee has announced. The new awards donor is General Foods Corporation of White Plains, N. Y. While local support is already established in some areas by GF people, educathe foods program marks the firm's first national tional program sponsorship. The Cooperative Extension Service supervises the work done in fulfilling the program's eight objectives. Local volunteer leaders teach the young cooks. Beginners start a project with simple, familiar things such as listing what they like to eat, what they don't like, and foods they've never tasted. They and try to apply the same technique to cooking know-how- , enlarge and improve both areas. The more advanced members practice meal planning, cooking, serving and efficient shopping, the Extension Service reports. Outdoor cooking and party fare, and the routine are examined and explored, making the entire project an exciting experience. The member who does the best job will be named state winner, and will be a delegate to tho Club Congress in Chicago next fall. All 40th National expenses will be paid for by General Foods. National $100 college scholarships are awaiting the six highest scoring individuals selected from all state winners 4-- three-quart- 4-- er 4-- Foods-Nutritio- n 4-- famous stars. Radio station KOAL will hold 4-- local contests from May 24 to 3 to select a winner to compete with other intermountain area winners for the trip to Nashville, June 22 to 24. Complete informatin is given on 4-- June entry blanks that may be had from KOAL, which broadcasts the daily Sego Opry program, or from local grocery stores. ue to happen, many of the tragic injuries and deaths presently resulting from these accidents can be prevented," said Theron C. Liddle, committee chairman. "Smart drivers use seat .belts," 4-- he concluded. HERE ARE A FEW GIFT IDEAS FOR MOTHER SOCIETY OF HELPER 11 COFFEE POLE LAMPS SMALL RADIOS, END TABLES BED MIRRORS SPREADS ANNUAL MEXICAN NEW AND EXCITING BREAKFAST SETS ROCKERS, WOODY'S JEWELRY Helper ng w, GF JEWELRY FINEST SELECTIONS IN COUNTY Watch and Diamond Specialists Given another set, it can break your .windows, or worse." Although the insurance indusistry has not clarified all the sues involved, this much is clear, according to the article: Sonic (boom is covered by the Homeowners Policy in Forms 2, 3 4 and 5. but not in Homeown- lers Form 1, which is akin tofive and extended coverage. ' Same claims have been paid under the extended coverage endorsement that is commonly addled to the conventional fire policy, but the trend is to exclude this from the "EC" endorsement. A fire and EC policy can be biult up to take care of sonic boom loss by purchasing either a Dwelling Building and Contents Broad Form or Dwelling Build-jin- g Special Form endorsement. So far, demand for sonic boom (protection has not been wide-- i spread. But more and more high speed fighters are in operation, 0 attack the new supersonic bomber is aloft and, most sotoer-- I ing of all, supersonic commercial transports are in prospect for the next decade. have been extended invitations "At that time, the insurance to this colorful affair by the companies were almost as conGirls' League and by the fused as the homeowners," the students who have been magazine stated. "Since then, hustling Ground making last min- some not all of the mechanical ute preparations. and legal questions have been Commentators Pat Bosone, Ca answered." rol Zaccaria, Claudene Burten-shaThe new military jets are caMolly Tabone and Marilyn pable of sustained supersonic Gardner will put the show on speed in level flight, the editors the runway in a burst of color explain. As they pass over the as the sewing students model I'IMach 'il" mark ((the Jpeed of their own creations to the theme sound at a given altitude) a of "Portrait of a Deb." in the continuous shock wave flows beCarbon High school auditorium. hind them in the form of a cone Fashions will include clothes for trailing 'from the ibow and tail. every occasion around the clock 'How much of that sonic boom playtime, school time, daytime hits the ground, and what injury and the breath taking finale of ft inflicts, depends upon many adorable wear which factors, such as altitude, wind, evening will be sure to please. One of the quickest ways to and barometric pres A timely program of music and temperature new people is to pick UP meet one set sure. Given of factors, dance is being arranged by Kar- the boom is a noisy nuisance. the wrong ball on a golf course. just en Robertson and .will introduce TARI.E LAMPS, MIL a sonic boom is a novelty. Before long it acmay be all too commonplace, of Changeditors to the cording ing Times, the Kiplingsr magazine. article in the A copyrighted current issue includes a brief review of an Oklahoma City incident in 1956 when sonic booms resulting from an air show caused an estimated 250 000 of damage largely in broken windows and split plaster walls. For most people today, - 'SrajjecretarSezi Sonic Boom Protection Possible Future Need DS 11, TO PRESENT HEADS TURN to look ot the cover girl. Why not cultivate her beauty tricks and turn a few heads yourself! Concentrate on standing pretty, building op vitality, keeping perfect. your complexion close-u- p CO-E- OCCASIONAL CHAIRS SATURDAY, MAY 13TH From 10 a.m. to G p.m STRAND THEATER BUILDING Tacos, Enchiladas, Tamales, Frijoles, Rcfritos Cakes, Pies and Cookies Will Be Sold - First, Come, First Served Containers will be furnished for Take-Hom-e Items CARD A -- NEW BEDROOM SUITE OR TABLE SETS SEW STOCK JUST IN A NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE helper Furniture & Hardware Helper GR 51 Utah |