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Show aThe Helper Journal Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1975 wryif if vnt1 v;jj&' Birthday Greetings The Helper Journal sends fl s J ; ,rmT 41 birthday greetings to: Dec. 18 Bruce Christensen, John Tomsk, Randy Lamph, Carolina Meyers, Dan James. Dec. 19 Elmer Chris Hamilton, Jr., Hoggatt, Chris Matthews, Dude Robertson, Linda Kraync. Dec. 20 Amge Fromm, Margaret Lamoreaux, Ross Van Wagenen, Madaline Gette. Dec. 4 LsJl Ljfyw this will be a warm, happy holiday . . . filled with lots of cheer! Our gratitude for your kind support. Mutual Furniture 23 Mary Lou Farish. Lenord Kent Dec. 26 Johnson, Joeleen sfield. Dec. Man- David Teressa Cyfers, Joey Marrelli, John Scott Birch. 27 Williams, Dec. Alice Yazzie, 28 Mary Scavo, Jack Fish, Peggy Pollock, Linda Kirk- wood. Dec. Grant Howell. 29 Mitchell Michele Casey Hill. Dec. 22 Mary Wahl, Joe Saccomanno, Paletta, Jr. What had to be one of the most expensive lunches of all time was served up at Sally Mauro Elementary School last week when Rodger At wood, 11, Spring Glen, shelled out $175 in "funny money" he earned in Mrs. DeeAnn Wilson's reading class to provide a midday repast for his mother. Belle Diaz, David Mortensen, $175 lunch tOe're hoping Anna 21 David Maggio, Anthony Diaz, Angelina Pascuzzi, Henry Scorzato, Sharlene M. Hertzog, Deen Fish, Elsie Webster, Ethel H. Tullius, Nicole Gaylene Ori, Merlene Kirkwood, Rocky Felice. Dec. 24 Shirley Rachele, Kenneth B. Marchello, Karen Marie Casey, Kip Barber. Dec. 25 Robert J. Fenn, Dec. Jr., John Edward Stastney, Morticians R.T.Mitchell Eugene Ronald Kosec Robert H. Etzel grandmother and teacher. Play money is awarded to class members for good performance and behavior in the class, Mrs. Wilson explained. Pictured, left to right, are Mrs. Wilson; Rodger; his mother, Nancy Atwood; his grandmother, Betty Dyet of Helper, and his teacher, Mrs. Carol Arnold. y Y n?a V Zutiitnec Ik Hardware & PRO Helper innn win,.. Helper Journal Issued every Wednesday by S A Publishers Inc. 182 South Main Street Helper, Utah sxwmmum SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT HELPER, UTAH it Robert Finney Publisher Hank Itkin Editor Dan Stock burger Business Manager ft. ' Y 5m $5 VI 1 "GAe 5'rf 0 At? season is all around. May you, and those close to you, enjoy all the warmth and good feelings We're that with this holiday. grateful for your loyalty. .U.I' - : , that animals helped spread the joyous tidings of the Birth of Christ. Because of this, barnyard animals in many countries are served a special supper on Christmas. Cattle kneel i Association Riflemen In a recent "station day" at Sally Mauro School, Don Byrge, left, and Rick Callor, demonstrate the loading. Old West FounOt-f- art of muzzle 159 N. ififrt Warm Christmas Wishes Carolers visit local shut-in- s Dec. On Wednesday A sleigh wishes is release time, class, acby Sister companied Jeraldine Marie, Sister and for a moment have the power of speech. This belief, an old German legend, has been broadened to eve, a very merry Christmas Day! Our n include all animals. R & . Vince Garavaglia Insurance Agency 187 S. Main in Helper In and Employes 0oOOOo o Household worker info, offered by S.S. who People Building. number is Market Helper Armand Saccomanno Ann H. Smith & Cindy Pero Richard Columbo from the Price area joined ' them later at St. Anthony's convent where a Christmas Party followed. The O IOLIDAY GREETINGS: employ household workers can get a free copy of the leaflet, "Social Security and Your Household Employee," at any social security office. The Price social security office is at 10 North Carbon Avenue in the Diamanti t?t is our wish that this holy season be joyous . . . serene. To our many customers, thanks for your loyalty. A students Release-tim- e Santa's coming down the slopes with holiday greetings . . direct from us to all of you. Have a merry, cheery Christmas! Jolly thanks loyal patrons! gratitude for your support. Saccomano, Kelly Spensko, Debbie Piaz, Sandy Giordano, Mona Giordano and Shelly Babcock. of ristmas coming your way! Have Ilene, Sister Joseph Marie and Father Daz, went Christmas caroling. They delivered cookies as well as good cheer to nine shut-ifamilies in the Helper area. Those participating were Becky Jewkes, Jeff Callor, Jeri Lynn Lodeserto, Carolyn Ide, Barbara their stalls , 00- - VcsL' '3o ? Greeting our friends, old and new, and wishing you Happiness and Joy at -- phone 637-119- GREETINGS ti happy. ..holy holiday to you. May it be rich in peace. Warm thanks. Peace an Eat tli On the eve of our Savior's birthday we wish you inner peace . . . true joy. To our many patrons, "thanks." Quality 580 Tire-C- o. South Main St. ir, Helper John Howa Howa Coal in & & Sons Inc. Building Supply Carbonville Lampligljter Handy Market 202 full of cheery 17 students from St. Anthony's at midnight, on Christmas 1 SALES & SERVICE Main in Helper mxIeMpAAper ; In Davis Motorcycle MtMBER Kay's Beauty Shop ANIMAL FEASTS Ancient tradition has It THE H go Kay Zaccaria Own. Op. 728 Royal St. Castle Gate Sub. and we wish you the best of gifts: peace on earth, good will toward men! Thanks for your kindness and loyalty. . . . per year in Carbon & Emery Counties 56 per year in Utah $7 per year Out of State HFMHEROF r Qhristmas Walter Borla Shelly Babcock Staff Writers South Main in Helper cyVlobile Hones Helper Freeway Helper yy 0 |