Show 'rw 14—THE HERALD 'JOURNAC xrrjcsT si w Thursday Loian (Crnch Cnunl ) UUk Billiards Being Promoted 1 As c ean Good-C- l ''')'- - Thomas Stirland Family Fun Family Reunion the game either Piling shady characters for one By Gay Pauley J playing : therNEW YORK i their own or a friend's home' of pine paneling plush carpel ness haj come to the game of The study also showed bails and The Thomas Stirland family ing billiards'market represented 37 modem equipment" reunion was held ' in Willow !' the ancient per cent of players at away-from Increasingly The traditional green table Park with Mrs Vlplet NUson home centers" either is game played at president of -the organization on the theory that billiard rooms or combination surface has given way to othir in charge' families who play together billiard and bowling establish- colors partly because manuLunch was served after which ' In ments the combination cent facturers want to lure Mom a short stay together :' 7" program was held with Even the New York Depart ers the teenager comes close and the kids as well as Dad as master of' Dr MajorNilson ment of State spelled out what to being'50 per - cent of the Tables now in ceremonies Musical numbers available are a winards game should be in operator's business In estab-were by Clair Johnson lishments for billiards alone deep blue gold tangerine or and given Elaine a ruling recently when it McKay and family of classic cloths with white the license of an El- - only 23 per Scent because of fered in blue BUI Stirland Stirland Gerald 4 beige deep tang f : mira NY operator of a par legal restrictions and Jeffrey Hodges Mrs Olive erine or green lor tor oosirucung' mm clear The origin of billiards dates "Mixgold Felt reviewed her autobiogra-- " of colors or match view the lower third of th to ancient times One chroni- tables a phy Mrs Fern Zohner chairand said cloths" cler writing of his travels parlor's windows man of the genealogy commit-- ? for Brunswick This the Department Mid through Greece in 400 B C re- spokesman ana you come up with more tee gave a report on trie rewas a violation of the State ported he saw the game being than 20 combinations avail' search done by the family Law which in licensing billiard played Catkire King of IreDouglas Wood spoke able" establishments follows the "leg land who died in 148 AD'left All six living sisters attend-- : blllard balls islative Intent" that the game behind "fifty-fiv- e ed'They are Mrs Eliza Zollin should be1 a "good In the anortiva mnorf for fall! ger Mrs Rose clean Of brass and pools and Cues" sirs4 At Willow Park cn-Toge- v - ' f'" k 'yr 7 it '' home-apparent- ly sus-pend- 1 iay family fun" activity vuz inwuiry source says mat every state has some sort of legislation controlling billiards establishments and in addition there are municipal ordinances ana wrs its palm or sicckj son Airs uuve were capeskin its back cotton cro-- j Verda Bundy Eighty-fiy- e chet In a striped effect It's a present distinctive finishing touch for the new shirtcuff sleeve of suits What stands out about new or a perfect accent for city-mind- fall and winter hats: designs do not conflict with hair styles The toppings are complimenThe Speedwell was the sister tary to and flattering to the r ship of the historic Mayflower wearer's locks separates I Utah finalist In the National Plllsbury Bake-Of- f contest to be held September IS to 17 in Beverly Hills California SIRS CATHERINE OLDS and her children Paul 8 Rebecca 5 Amy seven months' and Dale 3: Mrs Olds is the only Pillsbury Ba e- - Qff of :0A Brigham City four young children today was named one of 100 finalists in Pillsbury'a 15th Grand National Bake-Oid be held Sept 7 In Beverly lUlls Calif She is Mrs Robert M Olds 116 N 2nd E Brigham City for who wilt be in the Bake-Of- f the second time She also was 15-1- ff finalist ia the 12th Grand VT National Mrs Olds will go to Beverly Hills to compete "With 99 other bakers from throughout the United States in the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton The Grand Prize will be 125000 Mrs Olds a graduate chem prize-winni- ist Fna list Mrs Olds won a place in working on her master's degree at Utah State the finals with a recipe for University is Utah's only fin- spice cookies shaped into at alist this year As a finalist tractive pieces The recipe was she is already the winner of a submitted for judging on a naGeneral Electric range and tionwide basis earlier this mixer a $100 cash prize and year She based her recipe on full expense money for the trip her mother's German Christto Beverly Hills to compete in mas' cookies modified to ap the Bake-Of- f peal to her children's year-roun- d ' —— tastes Mrs Olds was born in Cali fornia attended high school in who is Conference Giiests ilea Ohio and graduated from - trailer If she wins in the ' i Bake-Of- f ! Mrs Olds plans to invest her prize money for four college educations— except for a portion that she would like to donate for leukemia research in memory of her first son One of her ambitions is to get a PhD degree "which I might use in making soma significant contribution in the field of i ——— — '" ' --e— ' and Keys LOGAN LANES North Mala Street SK " fam-lugga- ge $5000 $2500 $2500 $2500 Jean Coltoh AnneSparks f'f labor CLOSED Day Mon Sept 2 Emily Dalton PORK ROAST Ytnng Tender Boston Butts PORK STEAKS lb Fresh Lean LB 49 PRIME RIB ROAST USDA Ckolee John H Bankhead quickest and easiest ways I know to wast the celling and walls of a porch is to use the hose plus a long handled car Sunday 'afternoon the John! washing brush One can reach Henderson Bankhead family reevery crevice and edge — G union was held at the Wellsville EJV-v- :' City Park Some 80 family members enjoyed dinner and N Share your favorite home-maki- the program There was group Evan II Bankhead ideas send them to singing Polly in care of Tbe Logan Her gave the prayer and President aid Journal You'll receive a Howard Glenn welcomed the bright new silver dollar if Pol group ly uses your ideas in Polly's! Zella Kerr read the minutes Nancy and Philipp Bankhead routers sang accompanied by their mo ther LaFaye Bankhead The history of John II Bankhead was given by Harriet Bank-hea- d Jane Glen gave a reading Debra Glenn seven years jold played two piano selec tions Afton Petersen played an The family of Gilbert Ander-so- n accordion solo Leo vBankhead Wellsville celebrated gave the closing prayer RIB STEAKS Lb Wtl Trimmed SPARE RIBS CORN Leas and Meaty 98 SAUSAGE ROLLS 3 Frozen Foods 39 -- FRESH ORANGE JUICE 4 Boned Chicken Marshmallows lies orWK 303 tins 2 -- bags g £ for HLH7' 5 ex can 39 COCOA e 1 4 "100 ties Potato Chips Bif nt 59 4 149' 29 half-lengt- Assorted : - ar MCP PECTIN SODA POP all-wo- ol Flavors 7 -- 100 plus dep -- 2 Cor 33 TOMATOES CANTALOUPES QQ 100 POTATOES 300 Af"f Instant tins Slashed HLH 3 lbs 4 ex can for - 10 V far1 jj Whole Chicken CATSUP Hunt's 14 ex bottle 2-- No 300 tin Tip Top BREAD 98 Table Queen Sfc re ! sj LEMONADE Pork & Beans HLH 100 Flame: Apple and Cherry ex Obert! Mammoth Pitted 57 Cover Hub 100 for PIES Frest'n 24 Ripe Olives Hershey's If ex can 4 '- -r -33 85th Birthday ev-ain- ce sup-The- Donmak Del Monle Cream Gilbert Anderson On 2-4- Lb also handy for children who DEAR POLLY — When a learn to use them easily for ill family has several pieces of: of older members of the — MRS J 11 it is always a scram-U- y ble to know which key opens i GIRLS — Climbing on chairs which bag We use different is dangerous business for any shades of nail polish to put a of us at anv age — TOLLY dot on Ihe lock of a bag and a! DEAR POLLY — When you dot of the same color on the take down draperies for wash-ke- y which opens it You will be ing or dry cleaning stick the saved a lot of time and patienec pin hooks into a bar of soap trying all your keys in the dif- - They will not get scattered and ferent bags -T- klRS F S UJ It will be easier to push them DEAR POLLY Cupboard back through the fabric — their father's 85Ui birthday at You wear1 the newest dickey Guinavah Park hi Logan Canspace is at a premium in the MRS M IV one of four turnabout ways '— on The was small house where we live: DEAR POLLY — Do you table yon Sunday centered with a beautiful birth- - as a button turtleneck plain my husband retired er find after leaving a fronted or are two small closets in posedly long enough thread in birthday cake open collared the bedroom and I find the lim- - your sewing machine that it Places were set for the guest switched front to back for a ited space works better since 1 pulls out of the needle when of honor! and Mrs Anderson cowl effect The' split wardrobe item put all the long clothes in one i you start to stitch again or Sara and Evan Kirby Leora 'personality h closet and things! tangles in the bobbin? I ha've and Alton Parker Orval and comes in 34 colors reports the like skirts jackets blouses and a time temper and thread sew Roselia Anderson Morris and manufacturer shirts in the other one I had ing solution Double a piece of Beth Anderson Eldon and Nor-en- e cotton fabric to about two by Most striking of the new faU Anderson Cloris and Stan- two shelves 'put under the all of WcUavMe : hats are "Those for evehihg clothes to provide a three quarters of an inch When ky-Jo- nes Sample: a high fez of os place for bedding linens and! you come to tbe end of a seam Ferris and Bill lipatham Boun-weother things that require shelf on the gannent you are mak-spac- e tiful Majkjand Robert Owen trkh feathers teased to appear — R 1L ing stitch on across this fold- - idanp r aiis isorma and Par- - eivety The hats accent: a GIRLS — This' arrangement-escrap of material Clip ihe rold Watkins Logan Frank floating tassel down the back would leave the linen closet if thread between the Garment ! and Joyce Anderson - Liddell Others among the new evening you have one) free for some and the scrap and leave the and Margaret Anderson Dolor- - oats look like radar sets plunk- other use — POLLY scrap on the machine When is and Dell Hill Brigham City ed on craniums DEAR POLLY Since I am you start the next seam stitch The families of the above list' short and at an age where I across the fabric first and then ed were present ed crescent ones for evening should not be climbing up on right on to your seam Clip the Textures for the well-sho- d chairs to reach things I enlist scrap off and reuse it many Toes for milady's fall shoes range from alligator lizard and ed the' aid of a large pair of out- - times — A W B ranee from rounded saiiares on! ostrich to all the old faithful floor Daroecue tongs They are! DEAR POLLY — One of the j laced day time oxfords to taper- - types - M ng With Dot of Nail Polish By Polly Cramer Uaet 2-4- Lillian Albrecht Family o Holds Reunion '' A few pealaejS left In Men's Wemea's Cad Don Kvorfordt and Mixed SK or SK EARLIER WINNER ' Polly's Pointers WANT TO BOWL LEAGUES? ar education" Ladies attending the Soil Conservation Society of America "conference at Utah State University this week were honored at a tea at the home of President and Mrs Daryl Chase Above are Mrs George M Browningwife of the Society president Mrs Chase Mrs William II Bennett wife of USU Extension director who is Utah Chapter Chairman and Mrs r : Cecil Chapman : ' : Ohio Wesleyan University In 1949 with a major in chemistry She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa the PTA a social sorority and a chemistry honorary member society sne also is of the Community Presbyterian Church and teaches Sunday School there ar Mrs Olds bakes almost every day for her children: Paul Rebecca 5 Dale 3 and Amy 7 months She likes especially to work with yeast bread and rolls "because I like to see a lot grow from a little" She and her husband who is a chemist with Thiokol Chemical Corp have been seeing Utah this summer with a camping ' mm mil- two-ye- rm ue glove Researchers for the firm said that George Washington had a table in his Mount Vernon home where be played the game with Thomas Jefferson These decide opening and clos- Alexander Hamilton and the ing hours age limits zoning French statesman and general auu license ices the Marauii De Lafavrttc uuiianis ua increase One of the great talliard Thia same industry source players of modern times was the Brunswick Corp which 'William R Hoppe who won 51 makes billiard and bowling titles in his long career He equipment reports that growth died in 1939 at the age of 71 of billiards has increased more Rejuvenation of the came for Uian 50 per cent in a the whole family began about penoa u estimates tpat na- two years ago when the dimly tionally 103 per cent of the lighted "pool halT began to population representing more get its face lifted than 18 million persons partiAs New York's Department cipates in the sport By 1964 of State remarked in that anthe total will be more than 24 nouncement of suspension of million the firm predicts one proprietor's license "manu In a study the researchers facturers have encouraged found home billiards popular prospective proprietors to erase wiin ub per cent of the males the old 'pool hall' image of and 69 per cent of the females smoke-fille- d rooms" and bust ' toaf : (t A 07 ENERGY BLEACH Money-bac- k Guarantee :VGatf-3- Red Ripe Utah SEEDLESS GRAPES CELERY HEARTS THOMPSON NO FRI-S-H TEXDI'R Jumbeii Site 1 in- CRISP BUN'CII - lis- - isij 21c r |