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Show Price, Utah Wednesday, May 25, 8B Sun Advocate, 1983 club notes New Century Club Good Sam Club The New Century Club held its closing social for the 1982-8- 3 year on Wednesday, May 11. A salad bar was prepared for all those in attendance after which The Carbon-Emer- y Good Sam Club, Balanced Rockers, held their May outing at the San Rafael Mountain May Forty-on- e members with three guests were present. President Leonard Leatham conducted a meeting where members discussed the upcoming state jamboree in Logan in June. Not many were interested in participating due to the mudslide in Spanish Fork Canyon. Some members ex- a musical program was presented. Using the theme, Hats Off, a tribute was paid to officers by the all the out-goi- officers. The new officers for the 1983-8- 4 golden jubilee year will be Anna Lee Sorensen, president; newly-appointe- d Denise Alexander, vice president; Karen Palmer, secretary; Annette Gibson, historian; Julie Cook, treasurer; Lori Rowley, reporter; and Helen Black, project chairman. The project for this year was the Young Ambassadors from Brigham Young University. It was a tremendous success. The proceeds from this event will be used to better the community. It .was decided by the members that the money would be divided among a College of Eastern Utah scholarship, the Sterling Scholars Program, and the purchasing of new childrens books at the Price City Library. 11-1- 4. pressed interest in attending the Colorado state jamboree as the club has been invited as guests. Contributions and donations were reviewed by the club as follows: completion of dump station by underpass which legislative blind. BetaTau recited The monthly meeting of the National Health Federation, Southeastern Utah chapter, will be at 7 p.m. June 2 in Price City Hall, Room 7. Guest speaker will be Wendell H. Hoffmann of Ogden. A health who has written books and scientific papers, he will speak on Healing Through Energy. The public is invited. year. A hobo costume may sound trite, but there were hobo certainly some of that especially off-be- at get-up- s, Stephanie Murphy who stole the show. Janice Spillmans box-cwas first on the agenda. Hors doeuvres and the biggest salad bar in Price awaited the hungry transients, along with punch and wine. From there they wandered to Sandy Leonards for the main dish lasagne. It was served, along with a hard roll, in a cardboard box. Karma Roberts place was last. There, sisters (uh, hobos) satisfied their sweet teeth with root beer floats, served in Kerr jars with red licorice straws. Bouquets of authentic Price weeds adorned the dining tables. ar LouAnn Milam, who will be moving to Rock Springs, Wyo., soon, was given a dough basket 'done in red and white with a message inscribed on the eggs inside the basket. Good luck, LouAnn. A short meeting was held. and means chairperson, reported that Beta Taus garage sale was a big success. An array of summer Karma, ways plans were discussed tentatively and 1983-8- 4 was and the 1983-8- 4. The candlelight ceremony is always Knights of Columbus business meeting held, members enjoyed installing their new officers for an im- pressive and meaningful happening. Peggy served Lemon Lush, coffee and soda. A Hobo-Hik- e dinner was the event of the evening on May 19 as everyone met for Beta Taus last official meeting of the Steve Papazaharis has been for a second term as Grand Knight of Monsignor ed Giovanonni, Lecturer, Paul Tempfer; Advocate, John Skiff Sr.; Warden, Jim Simone; Inside Guard, Outside Remo Spigarelli; A1 Vogrinec; Guard, Trustee, John Skiff Sr.; Trustee, Aaron Flores and Trustee, Paul Holdaway. Council 6147 will hold its next regular meeting June 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall and sponsor a pancake, sausage and scrambled egg breakfast after the 8 a.m. Mass on June 12. Utah Federation of Women's Clubs GFWC-Uta- h Federation Womens Club convened for its state convention May 4 at the Red Hill Convention Center, The of 12-1- Kanab. President UFWC Harriet Eliason of Delta, Utah presided at all the meetings. Theme of this years 90th annual convention was Stars shine bright in color country. Helper Womens Club members attending were UFWC International Affairs Department Chairman Etta Diamanti, Vice President Edith Sallas, Third Vice President Ann Bonacci, Chairman of International Affairs Louise Vasquez, and Yvonne Morrison. Thursday night featured the planned. 3 scheduled researcher representative Elaine Jensen was very influential in getting completed; needy family sponsored at Christmas; donation of $100 to LDS Church at Scofield to go toward repairing church organ; and purchase of two dogs for the Peggy Griggs was hostess of the evening on May 12 as sisters gathered and reflected back on Beta Taus 1982-8year. After the opening ritual was Health meeting Club was also a presented special award for Accomplishment In International Affairs. The Helper Womens Club and Womens Literary Club of Moab each received a citation for Save the Children programs. Guest speaker at the Friday Womens Knights of Columbus, Council 6147. Assisting GK Papazaharis will be Deputy GK, Larry Breon; Chancellor, Dominic Eaquinta; AmedeoRecording Beacco; Secretary, Treasurer, Frank Peczuh Sr.; Financial Sec., John Skiff Jr.; International Stars Banquet with Etta Diamanti chairing the International Costume Parade Program. She was attired in a beautiful turquoise Korean gown with her hair dressed in the oriental manner and two flower sprigs added for ornamentations. She presented who the participants of countries represented many the world. Louise Vasquez, representing Mexico, was given a third prize award for best costume category. The Helper Breakfast Prayer was President Walton Jackson of Kanab. Invocation was by Bishop M. Brown. Keynote speaker Peter Ellison, vice president and trust officer of Zions First National Bank, gave an informative talk on wills and estate planning for women. GFWC and UFWC resolutions were also presented by Harriet Robbins, UFWC Resolutions committee member. At the Hats on Parade Luncheon, Jeri Winger, GFWC described the president-elec- t, beautiful Gener&l Federation Womens Headquarters in Washington, D.C., where she will make her home during her term of office. She has invited all UFWC club women to come for a visit. Etta Diamanti received the first prize award for wearing the prettiest hat. The Friday night reception was in honor of GFWC President-eleJeri Winger, Utah; GFWC Springville, Dollars for Delegates Chairman Maxine Scarbro, West Virginia; GFWC International Hostess ct Chairman Etta Diamanti; Family Living Chairman Iras Trover, Wyoming; and GFWC Credentials Committee Member Fay Meyers, Murray. Also honored were all past state presidents which included Etta The UFWC Diamanti. Presidents Award given by Harriet Eliason went to Etta Diamanti, president of the Helper Womens Club. The Galaxy of Stars Award Banquet was followed by the coveted Silver Bowl Award presented by Hazel Parkinson, club editor of the Salt Lake Mantyla, Salt Lake City, who was selected as UFWC Woman Woman of the of the Year. Year Chairman Ann Pool gave Eastern District Jeanette McAlpine, winner Jeanette McAlpine a citation award. For club achievement, Price Sorosis Club received a Certificate of Appreciation for Community Beautification. The Womens Literary Club, Moab, received a citation fpr its Seedling Reading Program. The convention ended on Saturday with a Star Surprise Brunch and an invitation to the 1984 UFWC Convention in Provo. Final awards were given to winners on Saturday. Price, received first prize for her short story in the Creative Arts. She also received second prize in the Individual Membership awards. In the Visual Arts, first prize for a crocheted afghan went to Louise Vasquez. In the Picture Arts division, Yvonne Morrison received third prize for a collage. Mrs. Lee J. Diamanti, GFWC board member, will be at- tending the Orlando, Fla., GFWC national convention May 2 where she will be 29-Ju- ne hostessing international delegates. The five Helper Womens Club members attending the Kanab convention are appreciative to Mr. Frank Vasquez for driving them to the convention site. GFWC Tribune. This went to Colleen First Security lias put greentag specials on all Timeway Simple Interest Grand Junction Gem & Mineral Club The Grand Junction Gem & Mineral Club will present its 35th annual Gem and Mineral Show June 4 and 5 at Two Rivers Plaza in Grand Junction. Held in conjunction with the Colorado Federation of Gem ' and Mineral Societies, the show will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 4 and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 5. The worlds largest uncut diamond of 620 carats and a case of cut diamonds will be shown by Kaplan Brothers, as well as a glass model of the Jonkers diamond. Admission is $1 per adult and 50 cents for children. Children under 12 will be admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Home Improvement Loans. In light Of 4-H- ... Editors note: This is one in a series of articles spotlighting the activities of H clubs in Carbon County. The articles are prepared by leaders and members. For more information about call the Utah State University Extension Office at H 0. We would like to introduce a new Carbon County club The Grassy Trail Club located in the East Carbon area. Club leaders are Dale and Linda Andrews. There are presently 19 members, ages 7 4-- H City-Sunnysi- to 15. Some of the club goals this year are to help members learn about horse safety, responsibility and care of Pick your project NOW! A Timeway Simple Interest Home Improvement Loan means savings for you. If you're a First Security deposit customer, you can save even more. These discount specials can be the solution to your home improvement needs, because weve lowered the interest rate for a limited time! 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If anyone in the East Carbon area would like to join this club, please contact the Andrews at 888-992- 3. 4 |