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Show II E L The K V ! (Vhth) 11 O V 11 THURSDAY, MAY PAGE FOUR a N 2, 1963 02O JlfLni mA a at - jj s Women Bowler Return From National Tourney SOROPTIIST PARTY DEEMED SUCCESS The Sorcptimist card painting donated Club Geneve by Mitchell's bowling party which was held at the Oliver, Mrs Joe DApha, home team returned Sunday from the Carbon 9 Country club April 24, made chocolates; Mrs Phil Horsley national women's bowling tour- was deemed the outstanding Lenox china; Mrs Mike Kourni-ano- s, MRS WRIGHT HOSTESS MRS ARCHER HOSTESS nament at Memphis, Term. Join of the season as we'.I event cake and platter donated as Mrs Jo Archer presided Acting as hostess to her bridge ing the team at the tournament as being a financial success, by Louise Bosone; Alice Harmon hostess to her bridge club last club last Thursday night was was Jeanette Tomsk of Helper according to a report released crystal bowl; Nelda Ogden, cryWednesday night at the Sorop-timi-si Mrs Harold Wright, who served who is a regular substitute for this week Barbara Koncher, stal crust set and Geneve Oliver Club card party with Mrs a dessert luncheon before the the team. Mrs Tomsic, accompan- who was by general chairman. The won ths tapestry bag and glove Ab Day joining the group as game. Winners at bridge were ied by her daughter Barbara, affair was well attended, she which were also donated by Mrs aLAiai gucii, iii uic lauics at- Mrs Eli Matson, Mrs Johnny went to the tourney by train and said, with all present enjoying Bosone. delicious the Bianco the in doubles in and Mrs Ab Day. bowling tending enjoyed joined the delicious steak dinner and Chairman Koncher take this meal and bridge game, after with Kay Rukavina, and in the social activity, and each wearing mans to thank all who helped which prizes were awarded to THIMBLE CLUB FETED She in also participated :a lovely red carnation selected to make the party such a Mrs Paul Young entertained singles. huge a team event as a sub for the Mrs Ly!e Mower, Mrs Bud Petlast her thimble club group jfrom the individual centerpieces. success, and stated that all proersen and Mrs Emory Richardteam of Pueblo, Thursday night serving tasty re- Colo., inasmuch as one of its Winners of the many useful ceeds will be used for benefit son. H freshments during the social members was unable to attend. prizes were: Mrs John Telisak, projects throughout the county. shad that looks hour. The time was spent seww r.' "Sometimes I buy a lipstick BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Jeanette turned in the highest E.vful on me, although it looks great in the ca$. The afternoon bridge club met ing and chatting. score for her "adopted'' team. make sure I'm XVby is this? And .how can I Mrs home of Zanelli Services Held last Tuesday at the Amano Piano Students Mr .Mrs are .Mistakes and A. Prudy Patterson, team captain expenGreener J. color? the rightchoosing John Laboroi, with Mrs Bert were Fjneral services for Guy D. To Present Recital ten in the the top in among Provo placed business callers know. sive, you son of Mr and Haprps and Mrs Thorit Hatch atwitih a scratch series Zanelli, 7Hpear-ol- d as extra guests. Prizes last Saturday. Mrs August Ai Zanelli of Piano students of Gary Amano a personal such is selection tending Because color of 1679. Standing of the Mitchell $i for the game rwent to Mrs Frank PAST NOBLE GRANDS Calif., were held Satur- will 'be presented in a piano team in the tournament will not thing dependent on individual taste and your Pizza, Mrs J. A. Greener and The Past Noble Grand Club of be known until all scores have day at BelMower. The Zanelli's recital Friday, May 3rd at 8 pjn. own special shadings, it's almost impossible; Mrs Frank Mullins. residents at the Amano residence. Utatoa Rebekato. Lodge No. 39 compiled. This tournament start are former long-tio tell you what- you should and should not wear. of died met at Eva Mrs of Helper.The the home boy However, perhaps you can decide by applying April 24 Students who will take part ed the forenpart of April and WOMAN'S CLUB in an aTea hospital. M. in the musical presentation are: Smith Mn 1 the following clues to .yourself Monday evening. extend the will met first club Woman's The Helper through are Survivors broHoward Schultz, Bryan a, his O. presided. Porter, President, parents; Don't wear: pale. pale lipstick shades if week in May. last Thursday at the home of ther Kenneth, sister Julie; grand a short business meet Loretta Following Schultz, Mary Mrs skin and of team B. members Other are the the your hair, eyes light...if your meeting Following (Mrs Ann Zanelli, Helper; Kathy Milovich, Marylyn Borla, play-lin- g mouth is small or if your chin is tiny or were Pat Patterson, Irene Mezek parents, which time plans for the closing ing the evening was spent and Mr and Mrs W. D. Wilson Tammy iMabrito, Kristen Diawith being cards, prizes Kiva to at and Vera the who be held traveled slightly receding. Niokas, party also of Helper. and low awarded to the manti, Jean Schultz. by car. Supper Club on May 2, were winners. Delicious high refreshments Don't wear: dark, heavy lipSeveral variations, such as the Diamanti Lee Mrs MARS HOMEMAKERS completed. social were a served and on two pianos, a sticks- they're out of fashion, evening to The Mars Homemakers met at spoke of the state conventon ctf 'Mrs Paul Sealey modern classic by Darius Pont wear: colors that clash - like be held in Provo May 1618 and enjoyed. the of home Ten Women Complete Leader Leone Nourse Price will be hostess to the club with two pianos, works by a lipstick with an orange urge dmemibers to attend.' April 18 and April 25. At the at School Price in May.other Sewing Clementi, Debussy and blouse or an orange lipsncK wirn Mrs B. th on of 18th mothers the Following meeting meeting will famous be composers rose or lilac accessories. plaped. Johnson showed films of the MRS BQTTINO ENTERTAINS Itoe annual clothing school the girls attended and future Parents and friends are invited Do wear! variations of shades fhaf Orient and other foreign counMrs Mike Bottino entertained gjven wiJh the cooperation of the plans of the club were discussed. to , the recital. in a successful been the past-have, tries she has visited. Later her Tuesday night bridga club Extension Service and uie Singer On the 2Sth the girls started on you. dessert luncheon was served on last week, serving a tasty des- juwing Machrine Company, was work on their drawer dividers. Do wear: A clear, bright coral thai S he patio by the hostess sert lundbeon before the game held last Thursday and Friday Mrs Nourse, Vickie Nourse, Jona almost a true red, if you're m doubt. with prizes going later to Mrs at the Singer Sewing Shop, ac- Rebol and Pat Reese furnished Bingham Piano Students MEETS FRIDAY CLUB An Angel Face lipstick shade called John cording to Clara Schofield, Home the refreshments for the two Recital is May 5th Mabiito, Mrs Lenore Members of the' Friday night Honey can be worn, with anything-b- y and ,Miss Ann Pries. Attend Agent. meetings. the home met at of club last week A group of students of Mrs anyone and is probably one of Ten first-yeclothing leaders ing as special guest, was Mrs the Mrs Irvin Davies, enjoying CARD OF THANKS Lena O. Bingham will be presthe clearest, most y the attended session. Flaim. Ernest usual bridge session and delight We take this means of express- ented in a piano recital at the coiors on rne marKer Today. The following participated in ful luncheon. Prize winners were for the Helper civic auditorium Sunday ing our appreciation Do buui Small sizes when the school: Janis Latuda Carlson, ; Mrs Davies, Mrs Bud Petersen, us night, May 5, at 7:30 p.m. kindness and sympathy given a unexEdna Caviennie, Betty Kobe, you're trying new, Mrs Elmo Bray, Mrs Bert Happs, Selections played will be from during the death of our beloved Aurelia Catherine plored shade this will only Cooley, Mrs Jo Archer and Mrs Win. and mother, Tsdhaikovsky, Creig, MacDowell, sister, grandmother set you back about 39 Colleen Fran Peterson, Morrison. and (plus tax) and won't break Marinoni and Phyllis Poloni all Meri Ori. We Offer special thanks Massenett, Nevin, Chopin tn the Altar Society for their other composers. your bank if it's not as THIMBLE AMD THREAD H of Price; Dorothy Everi and Clara 'V" kind assistance. Relatives and friends invited perfect as you hoped it The Thimble and Thread McDougall from Green River. would be. The Family of Meri Ori, by students and the teacher will club met with leader Dora ChaThese women were trained in MRS CHIARA'S ROOM Mrs Katie V. Kerbovioh attend the recital. Copyright 1963 Pond's Good Grooming Service 165 Sanchez home the fundamentals of teaching the JZ3 vez and Barbar ' We are having a Weekly Reader use mathe of whers they heard the H bythe sewing girls laws rules and received working about Princess Beatrice visiting chine and the use of atteach- D.C. the U:S. in Washington, Mothers attending ments. They also learned stitch assignments. 164, Betty Kloepfer 149, were The princess is from the NethANTHONY'S Mrs Frances Martinez, regulation, pressure and tension. a; Matt Kloepfer 143, 174, erlands. Our teacher is giving us We Dora were Instructors Mrs Sanchez, Chavez, Jennie Freda Bianco had 190, tests on the multiplication of REGISTRATION: FRIDAY MAY 3rd welcomed two new members to MJyers, (Singer's representative, a 183 game. our fractions. For Curriculum Day HITS AND MRS and the club Mrs now and Schofield. are Gladys Trujillo They 16 52 Jeranco's 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p,m, room put 'Up maps of the United eligible for their sewing certi Guy and iBiianeo's are 'winners Ball and Chain .... .... 18 Margaret Gomez. Next meeting 50 one States. student had Each es in the iFriday night ficates. All children must be 5 years old before 34 will be at Latuda May 4th. 34 and Queens state and some had two. in tne Kings bawling league with : 34 34 M and C Nov. VISIT SONS 1, 1963. Proof of age must be presented 's roll-o- ff over Fos.at & Saccoman-jm39 ' The home of Mr and Mrs Carl MRS B GREETS ROOM Taking a new step, uttering a Money Bags & Hags .... 28 4G's of registration who defeated the time 2290, We have a new interesting new word, is .what people fear 41 27 . Hot Shots Schoenberger has be joyously en- weather chart. We are :2a72. Those bawling high games taking most. 44 livened 24 Dostoevski. 4 Aces Registration fee is $2.00 during the past ten days turns John were Vic Ftassat 46 22 bringing in weather infotnd flvtiss Hit two and sons of the presence by Kris Saccomanno Bianco - $9.00 per month for the chart. Since Koal Tuition: their families who arrived here rmation New Supply Lindy Pens Freda Bianco is our best source of local wear,HAGUE OF NATIONS on April 19 for a visit. From Catholics - $8.00 per month Eva Gomez mi, Marge Guy 167, Marrelli Construction ....51 at Jonrnal Office 13 ther information, the day's recNJM., came Mr and Albuquerque, Walt Guy 31 imust listen to the 7; 25 - 32 Peipsi Cola Mrs Albert Schoenberger, Berna- - order a an. report. Each imorning we 34 30 Royal Bread GiRJLNIRA- GlttAiNOHA and Teresa Carl James J., A message from the Treasury of a accurate 34 dette, 29 free people and from Vernal Mr aand Mrs decide if the report was A couple of dozen Grandmas Holiday Cafe us Most 34 the of for 29 Tavern previous day. and Grandpas enjoyed their first Friendly Carl Joseph Schoenberger, Ca?ey 35 29 Chuck's Pharmacy also know the words to all four and Kelly. They bowling tournament to be held 36 Carry 28 Shared visiting time wife other verses of "The Star Spangled in the area. Bonnie (Lanes served Saprpt Motel Vets 37 28 Banner" and loyally sing it each tree coffee and donuts during the Rio Grande relatives, the Berensens in the series: Team Marri""s, high tournament which added lo the area, and with Mr and Mrs Sam morning. Cola 2094, 2300, Pepsi Holiday IPete and Anne entertainment. Phaftfenberger of price, who are MRS SPENSKO'S ROOM Paletta gained Hirst place by 205.3. Team high game: Marrelli (Jhe parents of Carl J's wife. The We are making a bulletin returned to theii' homes board on animals. We displayed visitors rolling a il!235 with handicap; 784, Royal Bread 736, Holiday 2nd was Ben and Eva Gomez 729. Individual high series. Ed- early this week. science material in our room Tone 913, Evelyn Pettetto 493, 1317; 3rd Curly Monroe & iLouise ith We have just had a science fair. H Svetieh 11212; 4th Gellia and Vic Elsie Wluarff 430, Olive Richeda BUGGY KOOKIES It was on April i25. We are learn with met Kookies Individual The Buggy Fossat 1'iai; to Walt and Marge 4S3, Ann Paletta ing tc weave on looms. We are elPessetto, Leader Barbara Wilson and iEvelyn Guy 1162, and 6th Tom and Mae high games. to for pur going officers: ected Paula Nora Dal Laroher, mothers make hot pads Hilton .1160. Andy Pappas receiv 193, Elsie Wharff 191, Mother's for Day. Nor president; Susan Wilson, song wl rtllAct. piaz 182, Editlh Tone 182 a rri7A if(if Kj n rr We have been studying farm loader and vice president; Wanda 170. Jewkes ene Contand Olive entered, Grandpa in Social Studies, animals in ing Quintana, treasurer; Kerrie Howa ent for the oldest Grandma. Gorand have been doing science, LEAGUE EIGHT BIG Louis secretary; Snyder, reporter. don and Olive Collet received the spelling, arithmetic, 7 writing, map has a Service game New business was dfecussed. TipTap consolation prize. lead with one one week left of lea ' At the second meeting discuss skills and English. We will have a show on Wednesday for the MA AND PA LEAGUE gue play so they have won the ions on meeting rlaces took place, With ounly 9 games to play second half. They took 3 games Next meeting will be at Kerrie school. The man who will put It Carbon's Howe's. Visitors were Gemma on is going to do different things, Jerant wrested high game from Bonnie Lanes. Grgefrom : took three games Laroher, Nona Howa and Fran Lifke Cormani. Geo Cleanmasters wwy had a 249, IUke 247. Elsie Van from Helper State Bank; LaSalle Snyder, refreshments were served ST. ANTHONY'S NEWS Wagcnen also took Al James' took 3 from Franks Glass Shop to members and guests. the and veltri and series a Vogue .high when, she rolled Drug H RSTRIETTES Mother's Day 534. Al had 52S5. Other high games hams split TipTop rolled The Pastriettes met with leader Novena of Masses for our HV -nni series were Luke Cormani high series and game Williams week. Officers were ing and deceased mothers. 1 Pete Paletta Alice Beacco bowled high game elected aslast 1S4, follows: Singing Peggy 12 to May May Sunday, bowled Konakis Helen HC3, ISO, Jerant George Williams and Carol Newkirk and 20 all Masses will be offered to Fred Eosone 167, high series 650; Mary Scavo nad for 176,249, ' games: Carol Bryner and our Beloved Mothers. 206,213-68Dan Martin ' 1&9, a 522; Neta Webb a 504 and Menzies. Karen Men's Day of Recollection Vic Fossat 177,177, Edith Tone had a 202 gam?. 148, Men's Day of Recollection will 18 46 Service 185, Johnny Haycock Tip Top be held Saturday, May 11 begin39 24 Helper State Bank ning at 9 am. Retreat Master L Ml 23 is Reverend Frederick T. Franks Glass Shop 36 3E Draeger p Bonnie Lanes 31 33 CS.P.. All men in the areaa are 33 invited to 30 Vogue 6 A J, 1 spend several hours '' wr-- '' PLAY-WI- N 29 35 in Retreat from the activities PLAY-WI- N LaSalle Club 37 of the World. Veltri Drug 27 Each of tne seven denominations name a few. Every Bond you Carbon Cleanmasters 17 47 of Series E Savings Bonds shows buy helps our furv i- m an a so-cl- 'al i j Bowl-o-Mat- ic all-eve- nts Bell-flow- er, - Mat-sud- eight-'hian- ds Mil-ha- ud blue-re- d 4-- iIi .. Bon-ac- ci ar two-da- -- Mur-doc- k, 4-- 4-- Hi 4-- ST. 175-512- 4; Ol-iva- 156-71 KINDERGARTEN 5. - mixed-doubl- at 222-54- 3; il97-!57- 4; Non-Catholi- cs '170-46- 170-46- 8; 3; 170-60- 6. - , 4-- 45-1- . I 1") fVi-- W , 4-- 2-- 2. 851-24- M 23 ' 200-6&- 4; 215-&6- 204-63- 6. 8; 171-&9- 5; ' 5; 1SS-62- 5; 130-63- 4; I 1 1 &) JW y XV ?) ) How to co,lect PCtures r YiiJ jf foi'fun...and freedom f p-' a different President of the LDS FUND DRIVE Continued S FRIDAY, MAY 3RD AT THE PARISH Free Refreshments HELPER CIVIC -8 Page One start at 8;30 pjn. Next event will be Saturday at the new building (May 4) at 5:30 for a massive banquet for all members of the Stake, with tickets being sold for $5 per plate. P.M. GAMES PARTY Everybody Welcome AUDITORIUM EVERYBODY IS WELCOME S3E from 35 Following this at 8 p.m. a gigantic auction is planned with Wayne Johnson, local auctioneer in charge. Gold Strike Books have been collected from the membership to insure quality bidding items along with donated baked goods and household items. Again an invitation Is extended the public. Frank Van Cott, popular East Carbon pianist will entertaia on &ve United piano before the auction. MOTHER'S DAY CARDS FOR Sunday, May 12th Wkh you care enough to tend the very best , I WOODY'S Watch and Diamond Specialists Helper - Utah States. If you're interested in this kind of art, the seven make a nice collection. Along with the hobby, Savings Bonds offer such extras as risk-les- s more investing, 33!4 money at maturity, and financial freedom for your future. But there are other kinds of freedom tied in with your purchase of Savings Bonds. 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