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Show Soroptimists Soroptomists held their monthly meeting at the Carbon Country Club, Feb. 26 with President Evelynn Massey presiding. The Ways and Means Committee, headed by Barbara Koncher and LaDonna Fausett were responsible for the program for the Their guest evening. speakers were Mr. Robert Hunt, executive director of the Utah Association for Retarded Citizens and Mrs. is;iiiiirli"aEi3nai'cio Mr. and Mrs. Ab Day of Helper have been enjoying Zaccaria last spent weekend in Salt Lake visiting with their grandchildren Frankie and Jena and their daughter Trudy and Billy Johnson. Grandma reports the children are just beautiful. their grandchildren Leigh and Paul Peterson from Lehi this past week. Their mother Peggy picked the children up Monday to return home the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy also the Terri Phelps, with associated w son-in-la- retarded citizens. A film was presented to the membership, relating to retardation Dreams Can Become Realities and a cm. I Tuesday Club Notes by Jean Ann Dimick Ghirardelli of Helper. John was not available to receive the award as he is in Europe with other Carbon High Students. He is now eligible for the Regional Citizen Youth Sorop-tomi- st Award. The girls are planning their Card Party for April this year. Tickets may be purchased from any 16th very Soroptomist interesting and enlightening question and answer period followed the film. The Soroptomists gave their Annual Youth Citizen Award this year to John Joseph Ghirardelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph member. Setting for the card party will be the Carbon Country Club with a dinner being served at 7:30 p.m. followed by a couple hours of card Gertrude Mrs. play. Buchannan is chairman for this event. Variety Club Variety Club members met for the month on Friday Feb. 28 at the home of Mrs. Louise Dimick. Their guest for the evening was Mrs. Rose Crandall. The eleven women enjoyed a delicious pizza and trimmings. Thursday Bridge Mrs. Clare Halpine hosted the Thursday Night Bridge Club at the LaSalle Annex last week. Mrs. Lillian Laboroi was guest and all members enjoyed a dessert luncheon before play began. Winners were: Mae Bray, Lillian Laboroi, Irene Greener and Mary Ann One of the most important programs of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, subsequently, the sailboat or outboard motored fishing boats? Sleek shiny sports car or practical family car. Wishful thinkers of every sort can get green, with pleasure, here. We offer loans for any good reason . . . like making people happy. Helper Women's Club, is the International Affairs Department. "The goal of this program is to promote understanding, friendship, and to strive to keep peace from 'Sea to Shining Sea', by good relationships with International people, International Affairs and talks ' about their respective countries. The foreign students will participate under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Jensen, of CEU. This event promises to be entertaining, educational and most of all will promote love, friend 975 1 Afternoon Bridge Quo members met at the home of Mrs. Margaret Lamoreaux and Josie Wetmore was her guest. Prize winners for the day were Josie Wetmore, Mae Bray, Irene Greener and Annie Pizza. Rose Crandall served a delicious Angel Food Cake with fruit and whipped cream topping to her Tuesday Night Bridge Club before play began. Winners for the evening were Ellen Matson, Claranelle Day and Helen Van Natta. Jr. Scouts Junior Scouts were happy to announce their new The Helper Journal Attend St. Anthony's . mora 8 Friday, Mar. 7 p.m. Church Hall $57 DsiGCipf Door Prize $5 52 numbers called 12 games for Free er $1 Valuable Prizes Fun for All Cookies coffee Pop& Candy sold Mrs. Hope Day of Spring Glen Social Security opens Price Mullins. office in March Helper Women's Club to hold International Students lunch Wishes In Dry Dock? Launch Them! Float a Loan With Us! Wednesday, March 5, Tuesday Bridge The Social Security Administration is opening a resident station in Price to serve Carbon and Emery Counties, according to Don Donaldson, Provo District Manager. The new office will open on March 17 in the Diamanti Building at 10 North Carbon Avenue. It will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of each ship, and good will between Americans and our foreign neighbors, says Mrs. Diamanti. Please note the dinner will be held March 6th at 1:30 p.m. Members are asked to wear International costumes if possible. week. L especially our international students," states Mrs. Lee Diamanti, chairman of the Department. The Helper Women's Club, in an effort to better understand the religions, cultures, and governments of other countries, has invited the international students of CEU to an Dinner: fried chicken, jello salads, all the trimmings, and topped off by the traditional Apple Pie for dessert. The dinner will take place Thursday March 6th at 1:30 at Civic the p.m. Auditorium in Helper. Each of the club members will prepare an American dish to be served at the dinner. 53d Louise President, I EMERY COUNTY BRANCH GREEN RIVE1?, UTAH llV Home-Owne- Independent Pecham said 25 internation students have been invited to attend. The students will entertain the club members with music, songs, slides I d Home-Manage- IIIIIIIUSV MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG A. a rVOCIflTGD DRUGGIT ,'.'...'..'.'.' SELSUN BLUE SHAMPOO LOTION $- - O-- f I 4 oz. Mfg. List $2.29 iO I i ooo Natural Gas is nature's most perfect fuel, but it can become hazardous if it leaks or flows freely into a confined space. 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