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Show Tuesday, November 3, Sun Advocate, Price, UtahSA 1987 Public programs set for city library others. It is a very interesting and imformative method for she expanding our horizons, The first of two book discussions featuring humanities scholars will be held at the Price City Library on Nov. said. Mormon Country, the book selected by the Utah Library Association for the project, is described as a careful geographical and cultural observation of the area. According to the ULA, these observations make this book so true to the feel of Utah some have suggested it be passed out to those who plan to make the state a home. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The book selection will be Mormon Country, by Wallace humanities The Stegner. scholar to be featured will be Judy Busk from Richfield. This program is part of the 17 Book Exploring Group Literature in Company, said L. Jan Oliveto, chairperson of the Price City Library Board and program coordinator. Local residents come to the library and pick up a copy of the book and read it prior to the discussio- - on Nov. 17. Then they attend the meeting where the humanities scholar leads the discussion, but everyone is invited to express their opinions and reactions to the material, she continued. Oliveto said there is no charge to participate in the discussion meetings. The intention is to get people to read and then discuss what they read with We hope a large number of area residents will pick up a copy of the book and participate in the program, Oliveto said. The program of discussion meetings is sponsored by the Utah Library Association, using funds from the National Endowment of the Humanities. Light refreshments will be served at the discussion meeting. For further contact Marge Price Library, information, at the Sower 637-074- Not Seeing Is Believing Catholic carnival begins Thursday By Walt Borla Staff writer - HELPER Its Catholic Carnival time again in Helper this week as the annual fund raising event of St. Anthonys parish opens the doors for three d activity in nights of fun-fille- the civic auditorium starting Thursday night. With a carnival theme of Football National League teams, this years carnival will offer something new in the way of concessions, booths, games, all revolving around your favorite NFL team. The traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings will get Thursday things underway afternoon and evening with progressive servings on the ground floor of the building to start at 5:00 p.m. and continue until 8 :00 p.m. The dinner will be prepared and served by the Altar Society of the church. The booths and concession stands upstairs on the gym floor will open at 6:00 p.m. Thursday and at 7:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. A Friday afternoon matinee for students of Notre Dame school is planned, the students to be transported by bus from for lunch at the Price at mid-da- y auditorium and an afternoon of carnival fun. Students of the public schools may drop in at the end of their regular school day. The traditional game involving numbers will again be the center of attraction in the center of the gym floor as in past years and downstairs after Thursdays dinner and on Friday and Saturday nights, an additional attraction will draw the attention of carnival goers. People attending the carnival are encouraged to stay until the drawing for the valuable door prizes, several to be given each night. They include items from NFL teams and one of the big prizes of the carnival will be the awarding of a Denver Bronco trip which will include tickets, hotel and airfare to Denver for one of the Bronco home games this fall. The climax to the carnival will come night Saturday shortly after midnight when the major prizes will be awarded. The grand prize this year is one well worth wishing for a trip for two to Hawaii or Mazatlan, Mexico. The prize includes roundtrip airfare to either place and seven Castle Gate Coal Co.; a three horsepower snow blower from Mutual Furniture Co.; A one year membership in Breakaway Fitness; $300 cash from First Federal Savings & Loan; $200 cash from Pizza Hut; $200 from $200 gift certificate from Western Mine Tools; A trailer hitch from Pacific Central; a Connelly Kneeboard from Blue Water Marine; two 20 nights c; 100 Lens For Your Ear from Chucks Pharmacy; $65 towards any engine repair from OBrien Engine Repair; An auto battery from J&S a Transmission; Freeway digital blood pressure monitor from Veltris Drug; $50 cash each from Joy Manufacturing and Long Airdox; $50 gift air tour certificate from -Emery $50 Aviation; credit for an individual income Sheri E. Clark, M.A., Audiologist CCC-ASL- P Speech Pathologist 637-629- 5 Mon.-Fri- Carbon- . 9:00-5:3- 0 Every Week Other times available by appt. Please ask. "NEIGHBOR SERVING NEIGHBOR 48 (Continued on Page 9A) East 100 North, Price DDDDDUnDDDDDODDDaUDDQnDQDDDDDDDDnDDQDDDDODDpg FMCflllONS m SIKIOIS ENTIRE FAMILY wIaidiaid mw Even Brand New Fall Merchandise is marked down for Clearance Plus Large Selection of Athletic Shoes including Nike Remember, Everything Is HOURS NO DEALERS ac- commodations at one of the finer hotels in the area. This award is sponsored by Price Travel. array of other prizes are scheduled to be given away, all donated by various business establishments in the county. They include a 30.06 rifle with Bushnell scope donated by Robert and Pete Palacios; a 20 RCA TVStcreo Sound from t Tram-Electri- tires from Grako Tire Co.; gallons of gasline from Swifts Stop & Shop; $100 cash from each, First Security Bank of Helper and the C&W Office Lounge; $100 gift certificates each from Helper Foodtown and City Market; $100 savings bonds each from Commercial Security Bank and Rons Meat & Deli; $75.00 gift certificate to be used at Mutual Furniture compliments of Banasky Insurance; a Kodak Disc 4000 Camera outfit snow It's Like a Contact n V3 off or more! 9:30-6:3- 0 ALLSALES FINAL Save Big Family Needs! DOWNTOWN PRICE H |