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Show Nuptial News Watson-Houghto- n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charles Chovit III, Stamford, Conneticut, announced the birth of thier son Christian, born September 26 weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. Mrs. Chovit is the former Holly Morrison of Kenilworth, City, Utah to Brigham celebrate his mothers' birthday. Mrs. Elva Vail is 68 years old. This past week, Mrs. Virginia Hatch of Richfield, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vail of Spring Glen. Mrs. Hatch is the mother of Utah. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morrison of Kenilworth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Vail. Mrs. Nora Hatsis of Kenilworth flew to Yuciepa, Calif., where she spent four days with her sister Mrs. Mable Knight. t Mrs. Ruby Morris has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Melba Hyatt of Castle Gate. While here, the two Costello from Diamond-villWyo., recently spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Costello of Helper. While here, they visited with many relatives and friends and a family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Costello, also a Birthday celebration for Mrs. Rose Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chesnik have returned home after a four week vacation in the eastern states. They traveled by jet to Cleveland, Ohio where they visited with friends and relatives for ten days. ' Then on to Pittsburg, Pa., e, sisters attended funeral services for another sister Mrs. Mable Anderson of Nephi. Accompanying them to Nephi were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hyatt, also of Castle Gate. Mrs. Morris will remain in Caslte Gate for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bottino have just returned from Laurel, Maryland where they spent 16 days with their son Paul and his wife Ann, and grandand children Angela Kristin. While there, went sightseeing and toured the new LDS Temple in Washington D.C. Mrs. Bottino commented the English language has no word to describe the beauty of the temple. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marasco of Bowie, Maryland. Richard formerly lived in Spring Glen. Chad Bianco celebrated his 7th brithday at his home Thursday afternoon with guests: Eric Fox, Shane Gonzales, David Dimick, Scott Birch, Chris and Gino Sanfelice, and his brothers Brett and Michael. Games were played, prizes given and cupcakes and ice cream were served to all. Tuesday Bridge Club was held at the home of Mrs. Rose Cradall, hostess. Dessert was served after. Winners were Mrs. Helen Van Natta, Ellen Matson, and Margaret Reid. October 12th at 9:30 a.m. an Eastern District meeting of Women's Clubs was held at the Methodist Church in Price. Several members from the Helper Women's Club attended the meeting and luncheon. The meeting was presided over Eastern District by South Bend, Ind., Chicago, 111., and Milwaukee, Wis., where they saw and enjoyed many points of interest. They also spent a few days in Denver on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pagano just returned from Santee, Calif., where they visited her son Kenneth R. Morgan and family for two weeks. Mrs. Pagano reports their last visit was a very busy one, so this year they just rested and visited. Mr. Joe Aguirre of Spring Glen spent the weekend recently in Nephi with his dauther Mrs. Ramona her Sidwell, husband Jack, his grandchildren Robin, Steve and Kaylene. Mr. and Mrs. John Kokal recently reutrned from San Pablo, Calif., where they attended the furneral services of her brother Leo Raible. Father John Kokal concelebrated the funeral Mass for his Kokal accompanied John and Ces to Helper where he visited for a few days and returned home to Santa Rosa, Calif. Also home over the past weekend were Pat and Tom Kokal. Tom, who lives in Houston, Tex., was on his way to Las Vegas, Nev., to attend the National Miners Convention held there. Pat Uncle. George Jeanette president, McAlpine. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vail accompanied Ernie Benash to Helper and of course, Ernie spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Behash. On the 5th and 6th of October, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vail traveled to from Steamboat Spring, Colo., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Trujillo and their daughter Alicia. Mr. and Mrs. Vail are the Aunt and Uncle of Mrs. Pruda Trujillo and made the trip to Helper to meet the new addition to their family. stock . V inmenca. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds mown Prepare for Winter Driving The last wedding to be performed in Castle Gate LDS Chapel was Saturday the 12th of October at 6 p.m. B.EGoodrich4fJ 8K B.F.Goodrich r:S: 1 Curtis- - Turner A garden ceremony held at the Reception Lamplighter Center, September 14th united in marriage Miss Valin Dayle Curtis and Mr. Kevin Ross Turner. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe W. Turner 522 North 14th West, both of Salt Lake City, Utah. Bishop Syverson of the LDS Church of- ficiated at the ceremony. The bride carried white gardenias and yellow gladiolas in her bouquet. Her ensemble included "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" in this fashion. The "old" was a string of pearls belonging to the bride's mother; the "new" was her white satin gown sewn by her mother; the "borrowed" was a white flop hat belonging to Kevin's sister Tristyn, and the "blue" was contained in the silver bands with turquoise stone insets exchanged in the double-rin- g ceremony. The bridesmaids wore emerald satin green floorlength gowns, touched off by rhinestone necklaces. They each carried a bouquet of yellow gladiola's surrounded with greenery. The bride shyly admits the ceremony was planned to take place at 11:00 a.m., but she and her parents arrived about 45 minutes late. After the ceremony, the wedding party went to the C'est Bon in Park City for the wedding breakfast and the reception was held that evening, 7:00 p.m. at the Lamplighter. After the formal trimmings of the wedding day, a huge wedding party was enjoyed by family and friends at the home of the bride. Mr. Turner is the present editor of the Helper Journal and the new couple are residing in Price due to the shortage of available homes in Helper. PTA sets legislative conference There will be a special legislative meeting held at Mont Harmon Junior High October 23rd at 7:30 p.m. sponsored by the State PTA in hopes that all interested and concerned citizens of Carbon County will attend so that the special proposals on the 1974 Ballot can be ovnl oin oH on1 ticnucco4 November 5th is the date for casting ballots. for Miss Scarlet Betty Watson and David Kent Houghton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald of Watson Kenilworth, the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Helen Houghton, Castle Gate. Bishop Waldo Gale officiated at the wedding ceremony. The bride wore a floor length, full white lace gown and ankle length veil. Scarlet wore something old consiting of a borrowed ring from her great aunt; the new was her gown; the borrowed was an underslip belonging to her mother; and the blue was a blue garter. Bridesmaid gowns and flower girls gowns were purple and white checked gingham, floor length; the maid of honor wore a white and purple nylon floor length gown. Bridesmaids were Nora Watson and Diane Halverson, maid of honor was Ilian Watson. Ushers were Don Watson and Pat Houghton; best man was Jimmy Penelton. Flower girls were Stacey Houghton, Kathy Boynton and Robin Magann. Ring was Michael bearer Chavez. As the bride walked up the aisle her sister Anna Lee Watson sang "To Think You've Chosen Me" ac- Marie companied by Greenland. The reception was held at the Cultural Hall at the Church in Castle Gate. The dance "The band, Fugitives" played from 8: 30 to 11:30 p.m. The first dance as man and wife was danced to the song "Till the End of Time" in which Scarlet's four sisters harmonized to the sone acompanied by Marie Greenland. Wedding cake, punch and favors were served guests. The bride and groom will be living in Granger, Utah and both are attending Utah Technical College. Kent is studying Diesel Mechanics and Scarlet is studying general office work. Out of town guests were Mrs. Blance McGrath, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pease and family, Salt Lake; Mrs. Mildred Lowe and family, Salt Lake; Mrs. Barbara Brown, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Rod Ely, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Watson, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watson, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Norel Thomas, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Art Huntsman, Huntington; Mr. Bob Evans and family, Roosevelt. Out of town guests with Houghton's were Mrs. Jennie Taylor, Salina (grandmother) ; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Boynton and family, Ephraim; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halverson and family, West Jordon; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Halverson, West Jordan-- ; Miss Peggy Gibson and Mr. 'Kent Harrison, Duchesne. Small DUSUieSS DEEP BITING TREAD DESIGN only 2o$26 RUBBER for more mileage, longer wear V STUDS and Abrasive Retreading Now Available. C78 D78 - E78 Plus Exchanqe t J Huntets. . . Get Ready NOW!! This Tread Design will do the Job! i ii ft-- t y we're the ottier guys Main in Price t (Ml Father program was presented by Daz officiated at Viola Ori on conservation. Rudolph the ceremony. The bride is Mrs. Ori introduced guest the daughter of Mr. and speaker Mrs. Delores Etzel Mrs. Robert Fenn of 138 2nd from the conservation office East Helper; the groom is in Price. Mrs. Etzel the son of Mr. and Mrs. acquainted the group with Richard A. Bracken of 470 the conservation program. She first spoke on the East 7th North, Price. The bride wore a pale program involving yellow gown. The empire Resource Conservation and (R.C.D.). waist bodice was of lace and Development long lace sleeves, the long Mrs. Etzel explained they skirt was of satin. Her train are trying to combine was attached to the back of Southeastern Utah with the bodice and was made of Uintah into one section that lace. She wore a vellow hat. would be known as "Scenic The bridesmaid was Land from R C.C." . r with Etzel Dee Ann Burton as The new couple are living Maid of Honor. Ushers at the Pillings Trailer Court were Mike Bracken, Gene in Price and Richard is Pace, Kerry Krompel and employed at Merrill Motors Jeff Bracken as Best Man. in Price. The flower girl was Dana Out of town guests were Bracken and ring bearer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenn was Vincent Bracken. Marie Truscott and her Jr., Salt Lake; Mrs. sister Sheila Jensen sang William Morgan, Canada; "Follow Me" and the Mr. Frank Barker, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Down and acSong" "Wedding son Ray, Moab; Mr. and Robert by companied Felice on the guitar. Mrs. Robin Groff Moab; "Wedding March" and Mr. and Mrs. Elva Webb, Chorus" were supporting cupids. i s. Tooele. Guests of Brackens from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Fowles, grand- from Milford, Utah; Mrs. Helen Bracken, grandmother, Texas; Mr. Arden Fowles, Las Vegas; Mrs. Mary Louise Larson, Salt Lake; Mrs. Pat Johnson, Salt Lake. Mr Roland Fowles, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs Robert Johnson. Salt Lake. parents '" MM v 1 1 Helper State Bank HELPER & GREEN RIVER 3 Tjr - 'V.V I " j . Mrs. Fred Marietta takes piping hot cabbage rolls from oven. The recipe is an old Polish dish given her by her H-- J father. photo Kitchen Korner Frankie played by Jean Ann Dimick on the organ. The reception was held at the Civic Auditorium in Helper where a buffett dinner and refreshments were served to guests. Wedding bells topped the three tiered wedding cake decorated with yellow frosting and lace trim with four heart cakes at the base M The Helper Journal '"(Lf" president Mrs. Louise Pecham presided and welcomed all to the meeting. Prayer was given by Ann Picco and the 12th of October 1974. "Bridal ---i Rolls Try Cabbage Poland. comes Korner from This weeks Kitchen recipe Mrs. Fred Marietta of Spring Glen explained her father Mr. Frank Kondciela came to this country from Poland. He used to make this dish for their family, she remembers as a child and after she was first married he gave this recipe to her. Cabbage Rolls 1 tablespoon parsley lb. ground beef Vz lb. loose Vz medium onion, chop pork sausage three-fourt2 cans tomatoes cup uncooked rice Salt and pepper to taste cup water Mix all ingredients except tomatoes and water in medium sized bowl. Place large head of cabbage in boiling water for a few minutes, remove core and remove individual leaves. Take a knife and cut through hard center of leaf, place meat mixture on leaf fold and roll leaf closed. Set in casserole dish, pour tomatoes and water over the top of cabbage and cover. Place into a 300 degree oven for 4 hours or until done when tested with a fork. 1 nfl? GEEB Attend St. Anthony's CD 93350 oo 8:00 p.m. Friday, October Church Hall 18 QWCCEEB Door Prize $5.00 57 numbers called Valuable Prizes Fun for All 12 games for $1 Pop Free & Candy sold coffee Cookies KEEPING ELECTRIC POWER IN ITS PLAQE Please don't "hunt" our power lines and insulators Shooting at electric transmission lines and insulators is not a sport no matter how you view it. Also, it's expensive and incon venient for the company and customers. And when Utah Power linemen have to replace downed lines and broken insulators regardless of the weather, it can he risky, too. Look at it this way: Any power outage caused by shooting power lines an I'. ,'Nf T&i , trs.Xx BsL: U3 . tXx tv JU 'le insulators endangers manv lives because iron lungs, blood ha nks, breathing devices. ...... nals and many other saf'etv and ices operate with, and pon, a steady, reliable ply of electric power. when you're hunting arget shooting, please stop and think for moment. And be sure vour target is legal. g I'k--, Utah powciG light company SERVICE I'ltmit on 1051 TIRE 700 E. Relatives and friends gathered at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper at 4 p.m. to witness the marriage between Miss Sheila Ann Fenn and Mr. Richard M. Bracken, the - The Helper Women's Club met October 10, 1:30 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium where Finance Yours Here Same Day Service by Appointment Dinosaur n ri bu:o;c DG"irDGAE)DDJ State Inspection Station No. Fenn-Bracke- t 17, 1974 representative in Carbon Guest speakers include Mrs. Ramona Woodhead, state vice president in A representative of the charge of legislation, Mrs. Small AdBusiness Dixie Nelson state PTA ministration will be in president, Mr. Sherman Carbon County on October Eyre, representative for 21, 1974. Persons wishing to superintendent of schools, contact him may do so at Carbon County SuperinCourthe Carbon tendent Dennis Nelson, Mr. thouse from County 1 to 2 p.m. Mike Dmitrich Carbon Appointments may be made County representative and at the Carbon County Senator Omar Bunnell. Clerk's Office. RETREADED SNOW TIRES for maximum traction BIG EDGE moLECulon TREAD Thursday, Oct. Women's Club meets |
