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Show ' '6 Price, Utah Thursday, May 21, 1970 Master musician recitals tonight From the Home of the Irish Leprechaun Leads . . . SiTTVs., t Thursday Friday and Saturday gwwwwi -- Saturdays tion mass, will begin at 'iAiSjmwrmWT. wvv 7 at the mint Notre Dame Church and the graduation ceremonies will get under way Sunday at 7:30 in the high school Outstanding gymnasium. scholastic mention in theCl970 graduating class goes to Paula Draper, valedictorian, and Tammy Tompfcr, salutatorian. Three more partial days of school remain for students, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Monday students will report for a shortened day ending at 12:00. Tuesday students will NOT ropoit for school at ail so that the teachers can transfer all records to Carbon High. Wetlhes-day- , ivr Ion-da- COLGR by DeLuxe gj V United Artists Gttixwc QOED OPEN jp?w7"' Friday - Saturday and Sunday thru May ' by Detuxe United Artists WITH ,S' y J . says: Transient suffers head injuries in fait from train HELPER A old tran sient traveler is listed as improv ing in the Carbon Hospital thir ' I 2 Chillers ' STUART WHITMAN In COLOR The Mummys ' . Shroud Wednesday Guvmon and Mary Schultz will present master musician tonight, Thursday, at 7 in he Carbon High auditorium. Max Guymon, a senior at Caron and son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex e juymon of Price, has had an role at Carbon. He has filled he position of president cf the ACappella Choir, sung in Madrigals for two years, been news and feature editor of the Carbonicle and has participated in various frama activities around the state. Max received an 1 rating for his solo at region competition and Devils The Semination 2-- 3 WEEKS OLD . $60.00 5 WEEKS OLD .. 70.00 6-- 8 WEEKS OLD .. 80.00 10 WEEKS OLD .... 90.00 Holstein bulls $5 per head less PAUL N. CROUSE Bride R. No. 4, Green Bay, Wis. 54303 Phene 494-82- mm. samsonite saturn luggage Now for the first at tremendous time j savings! The most honest piece of luggage you can find. No frills, no nonsense, just luggage that's practically indestructible. Molded polypropylene body, same as a crash helmet. Frames of the same strong metal used in airplanes. Piano-typ- e hinge that runs the full length of the case. Recessed locks and handle so they won't be knocked off. Saturn the most dependable luggage you can fly. ladies' Colors: Omega Blue, Peach Blossom, Misty White and Emerald Green. Men's Colors: Dark Olive, Heather Grey and Vivid Black. fmtNNMIMNMtHr You are invited to play and visit our facilities o 24 ladies' anytime pullman 4i .i?11 Ml'. i- ii M X'M'' v ygxfh-- .. &'1." '!)' ; fw:?r5v IBcdter Weeds WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN From Artificial Public j ac-iv- Robert C. Taylor, 143 W. 142nd St , New York City, apparent! struck his head as he fell or jumped from a moving freight train at 8:40 a.m. 4-- AND ONLY to the ''ax Bountiful, $700 OPEN j j MARY SCHULTZ Shiner, SLVCial wccks 0f pe Field spoils and gym nctivitie; will take place a1 9:45 and carni val b'x ths will open at 10 oclock Food stands will be serving hot dogs, hamburgers and other refreshments at 11 a.m. and events will continue until 2:55 p m. when awards and ribbons will be presented to winners of the various events. Parents, grandparents and pre- - LV in the Helper yards cf the Denver am Rio Grande Western Railroad Sunday morning. He is beinp treated for head concussion and a possible skull fracture. HEIFER CALVES morning, May 22, with flag cere band monies, songs music, cheers and yells by the student1-a- t Carbon Country Club t Mis. LaVell afl,r 1 nine a.m. solo. week following an accident Tuesday COLOR when of St. and principal of the high school People in the community havi greatly benefitted from his worl at Notre Dame and students hav recognized him as a warm frienc apd an influential religious figure We wish him the best of luck at his new assignment. THANKS to all the readers c Leprechaun Leads. With this i' sue of the this wil be the last publication of this column, Mickey the Leprechaun Sunday Monday and MAX GUYMOX Josephs Grade and High Schoc McCALLUM COLOR In g he WITH DAVID to Ogden next year will be administrator This writer would like to giv one special thanks to Sister Max May 27, students will go to ine, publication adviser, whosi encouragement instilled in me deep appreciation of journalism. V"' t L2 sU2 church and back to school to g report cards. Then starts tf summer vacation! Saying goodbye to a goc friend is hard to do especially i this friend is Father Robert Ser vatius, administrator of ND. Father has received a new assign Passes realtor test study, has Angitti is principal; William Bate passed rcal cstatc examinations is in charge of the fiekl meet and and now is associated with Gnm- Thclma Jones is carnival com-- shaw Realtors in Bountiful. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, mittec chairman. Wallace Grange, Price, carnival p the Pnm)i and Ciramislancr, sentimental march of all gradua tion exercises, will erha through the lulls of Notre Dame for the hist time this Saturday and Sunday when 21 seniors of Notre Dame High School will graduate. -(("omniros, a nr"'1 ax Durrant will begin its annua and fic'd day Friday his music career. Mary Schultz, also of Carbon li'gh, dang! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schultz of Helper, aso has been active in school. She has been the president of the senior class, sung in Math ignis, partin-Uid m spcch activities and setved on the Carbamcle staff She has taken piano lessons for 10 years. Mary plans to attend CEU and continue her music career. Mary will p'ay the piano for her princip'e part on the program, as well as sing. Mary received an I rating at region fur her piano Joey Rolando Dy he carnival Friday piimari'y sing to fill his part on the program. He will attend CEU next year and hopes to con-fnu- e vi'l are welcome to attend special day. Grades one to will be part.cpat.ng, John schoolers Durrant school ; nJL w HAROLD CUNNINGHAM Ik ii ml . ho PFoicssionsol Jlnsf rued ion Saturday dated for master musician recital CONTACT Harold Cunningham, a senior at Carbon High Schuol, will present a master musician recital Saturday, May 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the jehool auditorium. The public is invited. 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