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Show i THE Page Eight PRICE, UTAH S Outline Plans, Name Chairwomen The Federated Womans Club of Price met Thursday, October 7, in the eluib room where President Bessie Staley and Vice President Peggy Larsen presided. Activities and meetings far the coming year were outlined and chairmen were named for the various committees. Velda Nay introduced the names of new members, and current members voted on these people. The big topic of the evening was how to help Carbon High Schools band reach its goal of making a Journey to Pasadena at New Years. Alii members voted unanimously to support any project of the band, and pledged to purchase tickets for the entertainments scheduled by the musical organization. The club also voted to postpone its annual project until spring so as not to interfere with any projects outlined by the band. Annuity the club sponsors a project for funds given to scholarships or other worthwhile programs. Next meeting of the Womans Club will be a banquet at Crest Cafe for all members and an initiation of new members. This will take place October 21, Thursday. Of BPW Clubs fall conference of the Southeastern district of Business and Professional Womens Clubs will be held dn Price Sunday, October 17, at the Green Well Restaurant. The affair will begin at 1 p.m. with a luncheon. State officers who will attend include President Joyce FrWby of Brigham City, First Vice President Jean Fox and Second Vice President Ann Kedd, both of Salt Lake City. District officers Boren and Catherine Olson of Helper and Hazel Snyder of Price along with Ann OBrien, world affairs chairman, will on a panel. The program is being planned as a newscast with each member on the panel giving reports on several interesting programs to be followed throughout the year. Reservations should be made as early as possible with Ruth Grogan, chairman of the calling comRo-we- par-tica- A new son was added to the Price Soldier Home family of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cones of Phoenix, Arizona on SepOn Leave Upon tember 18, to join a brother and of four sisters. Upon the arrival Completion of Basic the baby, Ronald Grunt, his grandMrs. in Mr. and Price, parents leave is PriHome on a Frank C. Cones were informed, vate son of Mr. Lamar Hadfield, and grandmother Cones drove to 365 South Arizona to help the family out for and Mrs. Dean Hadfield, Price. First East, ten days. Hadfield received his basic training at Ft. Polk, Louisiana, 4-- H and upon completion of this phase of his service career he won a medal in marksmanship on the M14 rifle. Before entering the service he for 1965 served an LDS mission to the Achievement in will be highlighted at the annual North Central States and later H Achievement Night program was employed by Sweets Candy to be held in the Price Civic Company in Salt Lake City. He Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Wed- is a graduate of Carbon High nesday, October 20, announces School. Helen Mathis, president of the Upon the termination of his memLeaders Council. he will be assigned to Fort leave, bers and leaders are urged to at- Ord, California. tend as a group at this annual awards program. As in the past years, the Key Banker Joel Johnson and county Four boys and four girls were commissioners will assist in the presentation of awards. The rep born at the Carbon Hospital durresentatives of the Utah Banking ing the past week to the followAssociation and the Carbon ing: October 8: Mrs. Lynn Bryner, County Commissioners not only are present to make the awards, Price, boy. October 9: Mrs. Howard Richbut are the donors through which these awards are made possible. ard Tittle, Orangeville, girl. October 10: Mrs. Gerald R. Awards will be given to outH members in all Muhlestein, Price, boy. standing October 11: Mrs. Eugene M. phases of club work. This promembers, pargram is for all ents and a special invitation to the public who might be in14-d- ay Achievement Night Scheduled 4-- H 4-- 4-- H te 4-- terested. As parents you are urged to be present to share the joys of achmember. ievement of your try Club at 7 :30. at the Coun- Wednesday Bridge Club Mrs. Rose Miner was the honored guest at a bridge luncheon October 6, at the Wednesday, Carbon Country Club. A beautiful fail flower arrangement decorated the table. The group enjoyed a delicious hot dinner and bridge followed. Mrs. Miner was presented with a beautiful Lenox vase from ail the members. She will be leaving in the near future to make her home in Sait Lake City. r i i i i L ' miles turned one and one-ha- lf east of Woodside, Emery County, on U.S. Highway 50-Highway Troopers Steve Douros and Ramon Martinez said the woman was traveling west alone and apparently lost control. The car traveled 310 feet across the east lane and plunged into a wash. 6. to Broadcast Recording of Columbus Day Talk K0AL OF USED SEWING MACHINES Tony A Ori, grand knighit of St. Anthony Council No. 2611, Knights of Columbus, has announced that a Columbus Day address by Supreme Knight John W. McDevitt, head of the million-memb- er fraternal benefit society of Catholic at 5:15 men, wild be pm. October 17 over Radio Station KOAL. The theme of Dr. MdDevitts address is Christopher Columbus, Man of the Ages. 6, ZIG-ZAG- S from $5X5)95 Methodist Women ivir inniiiiniBwsmyaw .'V'V .. fir.. . A t. A .. X 'tS . Other Models from Join Today In Call to Prayer Limited Stock! Come in Today! money-bacguarantee 60-da- y k If not completely satisfied return machine to shop where purchased for refund of full purchase price. Members of the Womans Society of Christian Service of the Price Community Methodls t Church will participate this week in one of the most important annual observances of Methodist women throughout America. It is the Call to Prayer and Kennedy, Sr., Wellington, girl; Mrs. Edwards D. Trujillo, Drager-ton- , boy; Mrs. George Nick Price, girl. October 12: Mrs. Granville Alexander Cooper, Price, girl; Mrs. Donald Lee Price, Castle Dale, boy. Self-Deni- SINGER. The program meeting for women of the Price church will be held at 1:30 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. Walter Odendahl. For 1965 the theme is Attempt Great Things for God. Gio-nouli- s, Teen-Ag- Formerly DIAMOND MARKET Open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Weekdays AVAILABLE THIS 4-- H 65 E. Price Main, A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY NOODLES ALMONDINE FLASHLIGHT FREEZER Miss Mayleen Balle, 17, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Balle, Sr., Columbia, has been informed that her poem entitled "To You, My Love has been included in two American poetry anthologies this year (1) American PoetOld and New just released ry by Young Publications of Appalachia, Virginia, and (2) Anthology of American Poetry for 1965 by Royal Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas, to come off the press Octo- Irish Homecoming Queen Hopefuls To be Introduced AAllff UvltiLj SINGER SEWING DRINK Offer Good only through OCTOBER 23, 1965 SINGER Company Price, Utah 65 East Main I Cookie Sale Treasure Chest Galaxies - Penguins - Fudge Strip Tastewell . quart 4 46-o-z JONATHANS 75c OC 39c - $1.00 - 89c - $1.00 3 - 89c 3 7- 16 5 lb. 39 CABBAGE Solid Green lb. 3 YAMS lb. 9 CAKE MIXES 6 i off YELLOW WHITE DEVILS FOOD DARK CHOC. LEMON VELVET GERMAN CHOCOLATE 3 for 79$ CAKE MIX Sc .... off Angel Food 8c Off Lemon Chiffon Potatoe Buds Brownie Mix 4 FOR . . . 49c 49c ... ... ... 69c 43c Gingerbread Mix . $1.00 DEER lj ft OCT. 14, 15, CROCKER Bargains for the MACHINE 100-- - CHEERI0S 4e Off I ASPEN PRICES EFFECTIVE Produce . 10 Fr $1.00 79c m aa For TASTEWELL PEAS YUMMY 1 WRAP EVER READY .... H0RMEL CHILI Irish-Wasate- New 3 BATTERIES wk-en- d 39c Macaroni ff ORANGE JUICE tropican BETTY The four contestants for Noire Dame Homecoming Queen will be introduced at half time ceremonies h of the Academy football game this Friday night. The game will be played at 7 :00 in Hubbard Stadium at College of Eastern Utah. Girls who have been chosen to vie for the covet ed honor are Mary Ann Mancich from the senior class; junior, Emily Pagano; Nancy McKinney of the sophomores and freshman, Becky Bruno. The presentation will kick-of- f the contest, which will run for two weeks, after winch the queen will be crowned at the program Saturday evening, November 6. in the Notre Dame School auditorium. The public is invited to attend the game tpjUsUU Italian-Romano- . SPRY 7c OFF By Two Anthologies on purchase Gold Strike Stamps Given :00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sundays Good selection of Halloween Masks, Costumes & Trick or Treats Has Poem Accepted AA 1 1 Consult the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune for other A.G. Prices effective in our store this WEEK er COUPON ' Summan, McCoy Number 6 4-- H This Coupon worth up to Alyce Salt Lake City, was killed 1:30 p.m. Saturday when the car she was driving over- 40-fo- ot Shop Todays Classified Ads 25-fo- ot Carbon Nile Meets Carbon Nile Club met at the Country Club Friday, October 8, at 8 oclock. A delicious dinner was served to the members. President Elizabeth Romza .presided at the meeting. Mrs. Rose Miner was honored by the club, having been a member for many years, ber 15. she was presented with a beautiful Miss Balle is currently attendcandy dish from the club. Hos- ing East Carbon High School tesses far the evening were Emshe is a senior and is edima Vaiuitrhn, Frankie Harris and where of The Viking, school tor Ivy Jouflas. Republican Women Meet Republican women of the county met at the Green Well Cafe October 7 at 11 oclock. A film on "Americanism was shown to the group by David Lockwood of the Price Elks Lodge. Mrs. Margaret Garavaglia was in charge of the meeting. The next meeting will be November 4, time and place will be announced later. All women who are interested are urged to keep this date in mind, end ateend these meetings. Mrs. 42, ATLAS BOOK 4-- H Columbia League To Have First Banquet literary League will officially begin its new social season next Wednesday evening, October 20, Salt Lake Woman Killed In Car Crash in Emery 4-- H all individual IMPORTANT Club members who have not yet brought in your record books for processing, please do so imclubs whose mediately. All Minute Books have not yet been brought into the Extension Office should see that these completed books are brought in AT ONCE so that members may remittee. ceive credit for their years All members of Helper, Moab work. and Price dubs are urged to with a banquet 6, O BIRTHS O Slated Here Sunday Mary Ellen Classon, 19, Carbon Hospital technician who was injured Saturday about 3 a.m. in a two-ccollision five miles west of Price on U.S. Highway 50-is reported improving at the Carbon Hospital following the original listing of critical, Miss Classon, driver of one head injuries, a car, suffered fractured rib and loss of blood. Utah Highway Patrol troopers Frank Whipple and Don Christensen said Miss Classon was passing a southbound car driven by Charles Gallegos, 22, Price, When the collsion occurred. Both cars went over a deep embankment, with Miss Classons car overturning. A passenger in Mr. Gallegos 17, Price, car, Linda Winder, suffered a fractured right leg and cuts and bruises. She was in good condition. Mr. Gallegos was treated for cuts and bruises. Gilbert Tony Sandoval, 22, of Wellington, a passenger in Miss Classons car, was uninjured. However, he became involved in two other accidents within four hours. One accident occurred on U.S. 50-a mile west of Wellington. Trooper Steve Douros said Mr. Sandoval returned to his home following the first accident, got his car, and started back toward Price when his car went out of control on the old Wellington-Pric- e highway and was wrecked. He was hitchhiking back to Wellington and standing alongside the highway when he was struck by a sideview mirror on a passing pickup truck. He suffered cuts and bruises and was in good condition at Carbon Hospital. ar LAMAR HADF1ELD 4-- H District Conference The Slate Piano Recital College of Eastern Utah will present four students of Caine Alder, pianist, in recital Saturday, October 16 at 8 p m. in the Geary Theatre. Students participating in the program are Joni Jensen, Deni.se Turcasso, Jan Leavitt, and Evelyn Henderson. The program will include selections from the works of Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, and Chopin. The public is invited, and no admission will be charged, according to college officials. New Grandson employee at the Carbon Fuel mine northwest of Company Helper, was injured about 9 a.m. Tuesday while working on the tipple. Apparently his arm was caught in a conveyor belt which carries coal dust from under a vibrator. The injured man was flown to St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City and latest reports indicate that the aim, although badly damaged, will be saved. Improving From Car Hurts Caine Alder Students Federated Women Tipple Worker Injured Jay Donahue, Spring Glen, Hospital Aide SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES 14, 1965 Thursday, October HUNTING DAYS 10 lbs. Chuck Roast LOCKER BUNDLE Roast Round RUMP .. Tpnclcss lb. 79 10 lbs. Ground Beef 10 lbs. Rib Steak Picnics lb, 89tf Picnics sd lb, 39tf lb, 43 i Castle Valley Meats, Inc. will not process deer this year. Nor at their Huntington Plant. |
