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Show THE Thursday, May 19, 1955 Page Seven SUN-ADVOCA- New Homes, Motel Lead Building , 9 i Activity in Price Building permits for nine new homes were issued by the city of Price during April and the total value represented by these permits is $119,000, according to a report issued this week from the office of the city recorder. One other large item listed in the report was for a s nix av) . aI YOULL FIND EVERYTHING YOULL "V?, NEED $60,000 motel. Other building permits issued during the month brought the April total to $182,000. The permits issued during the month are listed as follows: Mutual Lumber Company, new home, $12,000; Mutual Lumber Company (Williams), new home, $18,000; Gust Hatzidakis, new home, Charles Georgides, theatre $1,000; R. H. Etzel, new Jr A for that fishing trip at v Price Commission Co. , I - v ' j I i 1 .4 t.-- . . , - . i r w.-- in Price I ; home, $13,000; R. T. Greenwell, motel, $60,000; A. J. Marinoni, addition to home, $1,000; G. J. Anderson, garage, $1,000; Mildred N, Edwards, new home, $4,000; Frank O. Brienholt, new home, $20,000; J. J. Carling, new home, $20,000; fififrltafftHCi Ross Frandsen, new home, $14,000, of the two Brownie scout troops at Members and John Koss, Jr., new home, the Durrant school Monday afternoon received $10,000. their membership pins at impressive ceremonies You never hear a hen cackle un conducted in the school auditorium and attended by mothers of the youngsters. Those who were re- til shes finished her job. . Anything with WANT-A- a D ceived into the Brownie program at the Durrant school are shown above and are typical of the and the Reeves troops located at Central-Hardin- g schools in Price, a total of five troops, SEASON OPENS MAY Photo Sun-Advoc- O Mary Platis High Quality REEL EYED FLIES . (Continued from Page One) LaRae Fausett, daughter of Mr. and MrS. Max Fausett, Price, sponsored by the Bank; Miss Glenadele Nelson, Brownie scouts re- ship of Mrs. Morton M. Schwartz daughter of Mrs. Amy Nelson, Twenty-siceived their membership pins at a and Mrs. Robert Pike. Price, sponsored by the Quality A similar ceremony was con- Cleaners; Miss Merilee Davis, tea and pinning ceremony held at the Durrant school Tuesday after- ducted at the Harding school Tues- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene noon, May 17. Leaders Mrs. Wil- day afternoon. Davis, Price, sponsored by Oliveto liam M. Gorishek and Mrs.' C. N. Furniture; Miss Shirley Essman, The two Brownie troops at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall were in charge of the ceremony and Mrs. Floyd Peacock Harding school held their investi- Essman, Helper; sponsored by the and Mrs. William Cross arranged ture ceremony Tuesday afternoon First National Bank; Miss Sharon the tea. The table was set in with the girls mothers as guests. Bianco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brownie colors of brown and yel- Mrs. Harold Guptil and Mrs. Gail John J. Bianco, Helper, sponsored low wtth tulips, iris and lilacs be- Haut conducted the ceremony and by the Dinosaur Super Service; ing used as a centerpiece. Mrs. pinned the girls. Mrs. Marl Gib- and Miss Nelda Forsyth, daughof son told the story of the Brown- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ForWilliam Pintus, president-elethe Soroptimis club, which spon- ies and Mrs. Evelyn Forrester, syth, Price, sponsored by the Vern sors the Brownie troop, presided Mrs. Evelyn Massey and Mrs. Hel- Davis Motor Company. en O. Smith represented the at the table. Business houses which donated club, sponsors of the Tribute was paid to Mrs. Gail for the queen included Price gifts Brownie in Price. program W. Haut who was instrumental watch department, Slaugh Trading The following girls received in organizing the Brownie proC. Penney, Silver DolJ. Floral, pins : Maureen Moynier, Kathleen Jolene Shoe Shop, Phillips gram in Price. lar, Virginia Haut, Margaret "66 Mothers and grandmothers of Creamer, Distributing Company, OliAnn Goldie Orfanakis, Anand Kelley Drug veto Furniture the girls were present and were nette Perla, Karen Stringham, served the dainty refreshments SandraWilson, Company. Guptil, Marilyn Horsley, Miss Platis is now eligible to enby the young hostesses. Brownies Jackie Jewkes, Sherrie Ball, Conin the group were Candace Lott, nie Donaldson, Carol Ann Beison ter the Miss Utah Contest later transferee from Troop 29 of and the winner of Terry Tallerico, Kathleen Horsley, this summer Pocatello, Idaho; Jolene Bene, that will go to Atlantic City for LinKathleen Oliveto, Olsen, Judy Kayrene Bunnell, Nedra Cross, da Bartley, Kathleen English, Ger- the Miss America contest. Peggy Childs, Janice Jeanselme, aldine Stringham, Jerry Lynn of the Jaycee-spo- n In Lenea Kimball, Sheryl Kranz, Newbold, Sandra Sadez, Patti sored charge contest were John Craven Jeannette Marshall, Jane Spencer Stevenson, Susan Gibson, Betty and Ed Peidick. Beverlee Toth, Danielle Vignetto, Renee Mahleres, Sharon Martin, Melody Oveson, Joan Carlow, Son Huff, Sherilyn Benson, Jo Ann Church Notes ja Gigliotti, Claudia Hanson, Anderson, Sharon Winstead, FranHousChristine Herzog, Margaret ces Montoya and Sandra Reynolds. SEVENTH-DAADVENTIST ton, Margaret Nicholson, Karen PUBLIC LECTURES Bonnie Johnson, Pitts, Steffeny F. II. Rahm, Pastor Wellington Benefit Show Rizzuto, Jessie Lee Broadbent, A talent show and food sale will What Is the Pearl of Great Toni .Poloni, Darlene Wilkenson, be held in the Wellington school Price is the subject of the SunMenzies and Susan Carolyn gymnasium Saturday evening, day evening lecture at the chapel May 21, at 8 as the monthly enThe troop has been meeting tertainment sponsored by the joint on 'First South and Third East since the first of the year and this First and Second ward building in Price. It will be an interesting explanation of Christs parable, concludes its activities until fall, fund committee. The Pearl of Great Price. There will be special music folNOTICE The Reeves school Brownie the community sing begin-- 1 lowing be not for will I responsible any scout troop held its final meeting 7 :30 p.m. at ning accounts incurred other by anyone of the school term Tuesday. InAll are open to the services stallation and graduation exercises than myself. all and are Johnson cordially invited. public Goldy were held after which punch and cookies were served. Carbon-Emer- 9 For FAST-ACTIO- Results! N BONNIE Theater SPECIAL Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. -- mikht. RANDOLPH WarnerColor mt DOLORES DORN MIOi H ANLmt $cetn hat it WINDSOR WINSTON MILLER ENTERPRISES PROD hmutdh WARNER BROS. MARIE ATRANSCONA Also Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. May f J Three of the Year Finest Screen V&4 SPECIAL PRICE per dozen $6.50 y Y The following girls were pinned at the impressive ceremonies: Claudia Jensen, Janet Jensen, Beverly McKintosh, Laura Williams, Peggy Ann Oviatt, Sharon Stanfield, Karen Ward, Gloria Hayes, Donna Lambson, Kathern Gordon, Gloria Chidester, Ruth Schade find Nora Schade. Siluer Brownie insignia rings were to the following: Laronde McIntosh, Georgia Liapis, Argie Sharon Vestal and Venetakis, hirley Pretiger. 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