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Show 8B Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, June 6, 1984 club notes The deadline for submissions to Club Notes is noon on Friday for the Wednesday paper. To ensure that the submissions can be read, they MUST ALL BE NEATLY TYPED on an Wz by 11 sheet of paper. Legion Auxiliary Nine members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the La Salle May 24th for their closing meeting of the season. President Marg. Benash presided over the meeting. After the preamble was recited, secretary Arlene Chavez read the minutes from the last meeting. Mrs. Benash reported on the district convention she attended in Moab. Others attending from here were Mary Vigor and Isabelle Marshall. New officers were installed at the convention. The ones from here holding offices are Isabell Marshall, president and Mary Vigor, secretary. The Auxiliary donated $75.00 to the American Legion Baseball Assc. In the absence of Poppy Day chairman Mary Lupo, a report was given on the poppy sales by Arlene Chavez. She stated that it was a big success and she would like to thank everyone for being so generous and supporting this worthy cause. She also thanked the ladies who sold poppies. Beth Zupon was installed as historian for the Auxiliary. She will keep a scrapebook of all the activities and etc. the Auxiliary is involved in for the coming 7th at 7:00 p.m. at the Sunnyside Park. parents and supare porters urged to attend this meeting as election for next years officers will be held. The club has been active the past year in supporting athletes at East Carbon High and boosting community spirit and parAll ticipation. Dog Show The Castle Country Kennel Club is sponsoring its Third Annual Kids Show on June 9, 1984 at Pioneer Park. Children 14 years old and younger are invited to compete for prizes and ribbons. Registration will begin at 11:00 a.m. with com- petition starting at 11:30 a.m. Entry fee is $2.00 for the first J class and 50 cents for each class thereafter. All dogs must be restrained on a leash. Competition will be in the following classes: Littlest Dog: Dogs will be placed on a scale and weighed. The littlest dog will win. Largest Dog: Each dog will be measured from the ground to the dogs shoulder. The largest dog will win. Costume Class: The audience will shoose the dog with the best costume. Best Trick Dog: Audience response will choose the winner for this class. Best Groomed Dog: Make sure that your dog is bathed and brushed for this class. Best Behaved Dog: Participants will be asked to make their dogs sit, lie down and heel on the leash in this class. e Class: This class is for the dog who looks the most like his owner. The audience will choose the winner. Best In Show: Winners from all previous classes compete for the best dog in the show. Look-a-lik- year. The members signed and sent a card to Ada Riche who had surgery but is recovering. The next meeting will be held in Sept, the place to be announced later. La Leche League. This months meeting will be held on Thursday, June 7th at 7:30 p.m. at house 11 in the Village next to Notre Dame School. The discussion for the evening will include encouragement and information on how to establish a happy nursing relationship. Professionals who work with pregnant and nursing mothers are also urged to attend. For further information call 637-337- 6. Square Dance Club Attention all square dancers. The Coal Contry Square Dance is making plans for a summer of dancing and invitations are open for all dancers to join in the festivities. A party for the graduating class will start with a pot luck supper followed by graduating Club special dance on June 15th at 8:00 p.m. Place to be announced and dancing at Reeves School. Ken Lucky Packer, Salt Lake City, will be calling a Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. during the dance outside summer. We encourage all dancers to join us in a summer of fun. Spectators welcome. We also plan to join ip the activities of other clubs. For information on square dancing activites, call Arnold or Bill Hatch Mathis The Sunshine Ladies The Sunshine Ladies met at the Senior Citizens Center on May 25th at 1:30 p.m. Carbon Nursing Home supervisor, Joyce Johnson, R.N. attended. We are happy to have Lela Thacker as our new secretary and Faro Anderson as the new treasurer. An entry for the International Days Parade was discussed and assisting. The Sunshine Gift Shop at the nursing home is open to the public and we cordially invite everyone to take the time to come in and browse. Youll find many useful and unusual gift itmes. enjoys the For more information call The group nursing home. work at the Bea director Thompson, 637-14- 69 637-557- 7. , Retired Miners fun-fill- ed ceremonies . later. The club will be participating in The Butch Cassidy Days in Helper on June 16th. Plans are being made to Luella Tryon accepted as chairperson, Myrtle Galanis also invited to attend. The Concerned Retired Miners of District 22, U.M.W.A., will hold their regular meeting Thursday, June 7, 1984 at 1:00 p.m. in the Karl Peterson Senior Citizens Center. They will be discussing many subjects that wUl be of interest to all who attend the meeting. Wives and widows of the Concerned Retired Miners are OOU (J o c O AXI Blueberry Tarts: sure to be a favorite Blueberry Tart flour butter Sour Cream 2 cups frozen unsweetened blueberries, rinsed 3 large egg yolks cup sugar Into iy cups of the flour cut butter until it is in fine particles. Stir in 2 tablespoons sour cream until dough forms a ball; press over bottom and sides of an cake ungreased 9- - by pan with removable bottom. Bake in a preheated 1 Vi cups se 375-degr- oven until golden 20 minutes; remove from oven and reduce temperature to 350 degrees. Spread blueberries over hot pastry. Meanwhile, The Atlanta Braves are hitting it big! And you can catch it ali on SuperStation WTBS. Every home-ruEvery dazzling double play. Almost every night of the season. beat together until smooth the egg yolks, 1 cup sour cream, sugar and remaining V cup flour; pour over blueberries. Continue baking until top is golden 45 to 50 minutes. Cool on a wire rack; remove side wall of pan. Serve warm. Makes 8 servings. Y 41 SuparSMfcMWTBS Mountain View Baptist Church W. 400 North Huntington 111 Boosters' Club The East Carbon Viking Boosters Club will hold their final meeting for the 1983-8- 4 school year on Thursday, June If you La Leche have considered breastfeeding your baby, but have questions about this womanly art, contact the Price COMPETITIVE RATES ON SAVINGS AT PFS? YOU BET! Check the table below for the PFS savings plan that suits you. Then shop around for the comparable rates offered by other financial institutions. AMERICAN ? CANCER SOCIETY needs, and will pay you a competitive, profitable return. Moreover, your account is insured to $100,000 by the FSLIC, a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. 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