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Show y fr-- y e'Hfriq Igf ggiy yT HjjTlflr iijpl Ny jN?f Thursday, Patricia Ide Becomes Mrs. Willson Miss Putncoa Ide and Michael Willson exchanged vu tiding vc AS Aug. 2d in he Wellington LDS Second Uard Chapel. Bishop Ra'ph Christens! n etliciaicd Parents of the bridal pair are Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Ide of Price and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Willson of Wellington. Convention 1 PIEICIi Theatre NOW SHOWING - orj-- WHWnefKLyiWaucrOiS gj pwrAtlLv pp;D.tn DICK VAN DYKE 'DEBBIE REYNOLDS JASON ROBARDS JEAN SIMMONS VAN District Gale JOHNSON I'W'OllC'o ttmea,, Jaycettes Plan Season 'fS1 TFCHNirornR KIDS MATINEE ALL CARTOON (( BUGS Sat. Couple Honored on SHOW 54th Anniversary BUNNY JAMBOREE 1 ay Sunday-Monday-Tuesd- September 24-25-- 26 Christopher PLummER Eomv Sehheeder TreuqrHoiurrd CertFrobe Clrucihe Ruder 'L TTRFNrf VUL VOI Hrvihjer A ifjrV'S 'TH TRIPLE CROSS - HUBS MfilN RENE A SienW to The SUNNYSIDE HARDY- - SPEAKS JACQUES PAUL BERTRAND iSZ noiimuS TERENCE YOUNG by JACK KELLEY, More and more folk remedies by the wayside The latest is the one about carrots. Remern b e r when you'd be are falling these days. Motor-V- n Friday-Saturday-Sund- ay September 22-23-- Reg. Ph. 24 given a glass of carrot juice Spook - Rama or a big carrot and told that Marathca its good for fife Well, your eyes, darling? researchers report that carrots are no more helpful in improving vision than most other feeds. They won't correct cross-eyeeither, no matter how much you eat. And if you take in too much carotene, you could get a -orange tint to your skin 3 Shows s, yellow- DnTerrnris UDUSC OF errors TJchnlcoIoj jjH also isnt 637-08- BRIDES OF DRACULA and THIS WEEKS HOUSEHOLD HINT; Heat brown sugar in the oven in its wrappings, spoon quickly into fruit jars, put a cut apple in the top of each jar, screw lid tight and place in the refrigerator. It will stay soft at all times. THE MAN WHO COULD which really showing your true colors, is it? Yes, we have no carrels, but wc do have the finest in mrdical supplies and pharmaceutical nreds. For the finest in prescriptions come into KELLEYS PRICE DRUG CO., . . . Price . . . Phone ASK YOUR DOCTOR . . . HE KNOWS US . . . Franklin Veterinary supplies. Men's Toiletries. Colognes, Cosmetics, Greeting Cards . . . Drugs and Sundries. . . . CHEAT DEATH f " cl 1 h is back . . . Yes She's back from the West Coast market and absolutely thrilled with the look of the new Season Interesting future activities beare a ladies pistol ing considered team, a first-aitraining course, civil defense training and a tour of the Job Corps Center. She has Smuggled' some exciting Antique jewelry back with her . . . (you can get in on the booty NOW The East Carbon Jeepettes recently presented to the East Carbon Search & Rescue a large banThe ner for their organization. Also arriving daily - all the great new looks silhouetted here - News of Grandchild News of a grandchilds birth was received by Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Silvagni from their daughter, The little girl Kay Quillinan. weighed seven pounds on the day of her birth, Aug. 23, and was s named Audrey Susan. The have four other children, Eric, Stephanie, Paula Jane and The family reMary Bethany. sides at Bathell, Wash., near Seattle. News of the arrival came as a surprise to the Quil-linan- 17 East Main JffiDM MPMD Price, Ut. REDUCED! t ban- The jamboree and banquet will be a repeat of a successful event last fall, sponsored again by Price LDS First Ward in Carbon Stake Center, 157 South Fifth East. The banquet will begin at 6 oclock and the program will start at 7 p.m. Admission will be by donation at the door. The public is invited to attend one or both events, and are premised enjoyment at both. SATURDAY THRU ONLY Our famous draperies keep summer-cool- ! Machine rooms win wash, never need ironing . . . come in superb textures and colors! self-insulate- d ter-war- Reg. 10.98. now 8.99 pair single width, floor length New TIERRA Sheffield insulated heavyweight, lavish brocade drapes A lavish brocade, Penn-rreto machine wash without ironing! Insulated with revoe lutionary applied lining. Carries guarantee. st sun-fad- St. Anthony Altar Society Spaghetti Dinner Sunday HELPER The annual Mama spaghetti dinner sponsored by the Altar Society of St. Anthony's Catholic Church will take place in the Helper civic auditorium Sunday afternoon. Mia luxurious brocade Machine washes in lukewarm e water, no iron guarantee. T1QL1E ! I ar Reg. 8.98 now sun-fad- pair TEXTURA intriguing fexlure Modern look. Machine wash Reg. 9.98 now (lukewarm water), no iron. ar Serving will begin at 3 p.m. and continue progressively until 7 p.m. Tickets for the dinner may be purchased individually for adults and children or families may take advantage of a family tickets, regardless of Ik size of the fam- sunfade guarantee. or Tenneys will replace (applies to all) pair Comparable savings on sill lengths, floor . . in stock or lengths, single to rush ordered. wall-to-wa- ll ily. Public Card Party The annual card party sponsored by the Utahan Rebekah Lodge will be held Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helper Civic Auditorium. Tickets, which can be obtained from any Rebekah member, will include luncheon and prizes. Emma's watch FOR OUR GRAND OPENING EMMA'S Beauty Lounge 403 So. Carbon Ave. ' -4 $ k - -- I a. . . . A more beautiful bathroom begins with your towels! ,,ow at 7' is Looks Liki his ! The Jeepettes are nos making small black and white banners for their husbands' vehicles. iNFATTATIO.V hand towel vva-cloth h A Rrcoiding Secretary Mary Alice .Collins, Treasurer Elma Preston, Director Bessie Jumper, Lola Al- ger. June Mussatt, Norma Hun- ter, Mary Wonhington and Mary Trabue. t W ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY next Thursday night, Sepl. 28, will feature Harold Creson, prominent western singer from Mesa, Ariz., with other talented singers and performers. Exciting things are going on w a 1 85c . . r.c - 59 bath towel iM'A'H'ATIOV SOLID lOViLLS in deep cotton lorry with fieo (lobby bordor. Select from a scrumptious l r r,,!:ge: moss green, honey gold, Siam pink, Mardaiin and red. I ROSE REFLECTION' hand towel . . . 8 wash cloth . . . 50c SOCO 1 bath towel ROSE REFLECTION" pretty rose print framwoven-i.jacquard pattern. Extra thick cotton ttrry in your choice of baby pink, fern green, bluet, all richly fringed. ed in a laey-lon- k n A U- 5 HURRY, REDUCED Harvest Jamboree and C .e-'- i - 4:!;eeate Lorraine Vodopich reported on the events of the state convention of the National Jeep Search & Rescue Assn., held in Vernal in the Members July. attending state convention were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mussatt, Mr. and Mis. William Vodopich. quet Production BERTRAND JACQUES-PAU- Sun- Brenda JCSS A the organization. for the presentation, the Jeep- :tis W(ie their matching black Three-incadorns the shlft uniforms. Ladies fringe attending edges. Upturn Harold Coll, ns ac- - woro President Florence Hixon, copied the banner on behalf of Vice President Lorraine Vode.pich, Price, Ufafi e, e And Banquet PHARMACIST -E banner s of white slipper satin The East Car- with black felt letters arching bon Jeepettes held their tegular over and under a b'ack felt jeep meeting Sept. 13 al the Sunns side Housing Office. President Hor-enrHixon called the meeting to order. ( Annual Jamboree YOUR 8AHON' 21, 1967 Future Activities Planned by East Carbon Jeepeltes DUP Schedules Attending the bride were Miss Timothy of Wellington and Miss Charlene Shields of Price. Best man duties were performed by Robert Powell of Wellington. Open house was held at the A district convention of Daughhome of the groom's parents ters of Utah Pioneers will be held where they greeted many friends in Price at the Fourth-Fift- h Ward and relatives. Chapel Saturday, Sept. 23, start-Among the many guests who ing at 10 a.m. to which all DUP called were Mr. and Mrs. Earl are invited. Lewe. A special guest will be Kate Ruth Lowe, Mi. and Mrs. Cden B. Carter, national president, who Lowe, Mrs. Louise Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lowe, all from Spring-villc- ; has held this post for many years. She will come to Price from Salt Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hales and for the day. childten Susan and Billy of Too- Lake City ele, Mrs. Rose E. Webb, grand All camps in Carbon and Emory mother of the bride; Robert counties are asked to make plans Webb, Lester Webb, Mrs. Lola for their members to attend. Stoneking, Mrs. Helen Watson and Luncheon at noon will be a part daughters Diane and Beverly f the day's program. from Delta, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Mrs. Foal Winters of Price and Talbot and daughter Linda of Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Flora Jensen of Emery Reed McCourt from Salt Lake county are presidents of their two stake organizations. City. A shower was given for the bride by Miss Gayla Timothy and Miss Charlene Shields at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WilFor New liam Shields of Price. After the honeymoon trip, the After two recent social events, newlyweds are at home in Price are making plans for laycettes where Mr. Willson is employed. a new season of club meetings, which will begin Oct. 19. Janet Prazen will organize arrangements for that first program. On Sept. 14 the Jaycettes held Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mirabclli a coffee at the home of Linda of Las Vegas have been guesits Conover to honor Christine Nelof her brother and wife, Mr. and son, who will move to Salt Lake Mrs. S. T. Silvagni in Price. City with her husband, Max. While here the Mirabellis obserA luncheon on Sept. for all ved their 54th wedding annivers- Jaycettes was held at Ihe home ary, and were the honored guests of Linda Fausett. At this time at a dinner at the Bel Air. Those discussions centered upon a Halthe evening together loween candy sale, under direcenjoying were Mr. and Mrs. Silvagni, Mr. tion of Ruth Staker and Colleen and Mrs. Mirabelli, Mr. and Mrs. Beach, and the menJohnny Grako, Mr. and Mrs. tal health fund drive, which will Louis Grako and Mrs. Mary be conducted in the Price area Teano. The visitors were married under chairmanship of Karen Worthen. Sept. 6, 1913, in Helper. lloyd September SHOP PENNEYS IN PRICE AND SAVE! |