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Show THE First Section Insert SUN-ADVOCAT- Thursday, March 16, PRICE, UTAH E, Disbanded Club Wills Funds to Price Opportunity Center Hiawatha News Several years ago the South Price Home Demonstration Club was discontinued after a successful tenure as an educational unit which sponsored speakers to give instruction and ideas. Homemakers affiliated with the club benefited from the courses, and When disbanded, they had a small treasury. This money has been donated to Opportunity Center, with the good will of former officers, Alice Larsen, president; Julia Wilson, vice president; and LaRue Petitti, secretary. The donation has been tagged to provide tuition for instructors at the Center in a class called of and Treatment "Diagnosis Special Learning Difficulties Education Number 186, which will be brought into the area by Utah State Extension Services if 15 individuals will enroll. Dr. Kaye Owen will be instructor for the class, which will be held at College of Eastern Utah. It is imperative that at least 15 persons take the course. Those desiring to enroll are asked to contact the Extension Office at the Court House, or to 8. telephone Briefs Reported A bridal shower was given in the Banquet Rooms Friday eve- ning by Ona Barnett and Bernice Armstrong for Joy (Barnett) Carter. Raymond Madrid and John Prettyman played their guitars, Stella Prettyman sang, Debbie Garr played a piano solo, Kaye Colosimo and Cloy Merrill tap danced, and Barbara and LeAnna Bishop sang, accompanied by Kayla Merrill at the piano. Forty guests attended. Kaye Colosimo, Danny and William Zeller, Paula Bishop, David Nelson, Cloy Merrill, Jody and Jamie Prettyman, and Joan, Susie McKinnon, Keith Robb, Tarri Jones of Price and Pauine and Colleen McKinnon of Price enjoyed a birthday party Friday at the home of Sue Every Ethel Every and Donna McKinnon were the hostess. The birthday dinner given by Gladys Nelson Sunday for her husband Lyle and son Steven was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Nelson of Orem, 'Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nelson of Dragerton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stevenson of Dragerton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson of Wellington and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ralph of Ferron. Private John Smith III left for Fort Old, California, Friday after spending two weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Pearl Babcock underwent surgery Wednesday at the University Hospital in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bury and daughter spent the week-en- d visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ionard Bury. 637-328- Sizeable Donations Two fine contributions to the American Red Cross this week started the annual fund campaign of this organization. Carbon King Coal Company donated to the drive through owner James Diamanti, to A1 Breznick, Helper chairman for the ARC. In Price, Kaiser Steel made a welcome contribution, according to this years fund chairman, Mike Dmitrich. The two men, with George E. Bauer, chairman for the East Car Wellington News Highlights Reported The First and Second Wards of LDS Relief Society will hold their annual birthday party in the Cultural Hall Saturday evening. Members of the organization and their partners are invited. Blake and Robin Draper had their tonsils removed at the Carbon Hospital on Friday. They were released the same afternoon and are recuperating at home. They are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draper. Miss Carina Griggs, Salt Lake City, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pierce Saturday evening. Cohostesses of the event with Mrs. Pierce were Mrs. Asay Pierce and Mrs. Don the Seven girls and five boys were bom at the Carbon Hospital during the past week to the follow- FREE TUITION FOR FIFTEEN . Fifteen individuals or more class in the diagnosis and may take advantage of a tuition-fre- e treatment of learning difficulties, made possible by a former Price home demonstration club, which has donated the 'balance of money in its treasury to Opportunity Center for this specific purpose. Dr. Kaye Owen will instruct the class at College of Eastern Utah. The class will be brought here by Utah State Extension Services only if 15 individuals enroll. Those interested may conIn the actact the Extension office in the Court House, companying photograph, Mrs. John Pierucci, Center director, is shown, accepting the money from Alice Larsen, right, and LaRue club. Petitti, officers of the . . 637-323- 8. Kick-O- ff Campaign for Carbon Red Cross bon area, will swing into the campaign full strength with a corps of volunteer workers later this week. Residents of the county are invited to Join UP, Join In a drive which will support local, national and international service the year around.. All too evident are the many disasters which have struck the United States in every comer and in every season during the past year. Representatives of the American Red Cross have been called into action in providing homes, clothing, medical aid, to victims of floods, hurricanes, earthquakes throughout our land. Volunteers in this great program have located missing persons, united sons and daughters with their parents, brought anxiously-awaited word into homes which have lost contact with loved ones. Pots and pans, clothing and medicine have been provided for 1W ing: March 1: Mrs. Leona Hunts man, Ferron, girl. March 3: Mrs. Raymond Hanson, Kenilworth, girl. March 4: Mrs. John Milton Aguirre, Helper, girl; Mrs. Carl L. Jensen, Huntington, boy. March 6: Mrs. Frank Preston Jones, Price, boy; Mrs. Emmet Leon Jensen, Huntington, girl. March 7: Mrs. Guy Donald Smith, Jr., Price, boy; Mrs. Nelson II. Noyes, Price, boy. March 8: Mrs. Harry Mangus, Price, girl; Mrs. Frank J. Kraync, Price, boy; Mrs. Sharon Carroll, Price, girl; Mrs. Clarine Mangum, Elmo, girl. Sal-zet- ti. Mr. and Mrs. Cloye Peterson have returned after visiting in Logan the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bean and the Gary Boothe families. Sharra Boothe and her two children returned with them for a visit. Mrs. Sarah Colman, Teasdale, has been a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Art Palmer for the past week. She is Mrs. Palmer s moth-e- r. Mr. and Mrs. John Pinegar spent Sunday in Salt Lake City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pinegar. While there they also visited with other members of the family. Airman Third Class Chad son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mortensen, is at home after basic training at Keesler Air Base in Mississippi. After two weeks leave he will go to McLellan Air Base in California. Jackson and Jeanie Marvell are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Archie Marvell and the Elwood Mathis family in Price while Jackson is on leave from the U.S. Navy at Long Beach, Califimia. Mor-tense- n, To Attend Convention Mrs. Cecil Waterman and Mrs. Alice Rasmussen, librarians at the Price City library, will attend the Utah Library Associations 53rd annual convention which will be held at the Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City, March 11 and Watch for GRAND OPENING 12. those whose belongings have perished in fire. ar These things indicate the surprise tragedies which visit people. On top of that are helps needed by servicemen and their families. In the face of such occurences, the public is asked to donate a little or a lot When representatives call. No one knows when he will have to use some of the funds personally. year-by-ye- REXALLDRUG 57 N. Carbon Ave. PRICE From Choice Young Porkers Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 10, Swifts Premium BEEF FULLY . Bottle 20-o- z. DEL-MON- TE CATSUP i- PARTS .... Breasts and Thighs 1-- lb. Package lb. . Ip t Mb. Can NESTLES QUICK COCOA 4c OFF FESTIVAL QUEEN PURE PRESERVES Raspberry Fresh . . FRYER Italian Sausage Plates and . 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