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Show FISH AND GAME'S JACK'S RADIO-T- V - SALES i SERVICE Institutes WE SERVICE ALL MAKES, MODELS if Car Radios if Home Radio if Television otherwise when possible We repair sets in the home in our modern well-equipp- Pickup and Delivery 472-383- Satesoooks Journal counts.' This year every student in a second year type cdass will have a chance to use the electric typewriter. Each student will work on' it for about twelve days. A schedule has been made up to assure that every student will receive a turn during the year. Working on the electric typewriter is a new and exciting 8 for Sale at Office so please take care of their property and preserve this hunt mz privilege. The weather kind of fouled up the elk hunt opening weekend. Lucky Tony O'Berto shot his bull! right on the road. Some others didn't do as good as he, but quite a few elk were taken on the Manti. From reports 14 head were killed in Pontown. Our upland game aren't show ing up too hot this fall. They appear to have been well dispersed this summer with ail the nain we've had; however, the pheasants are showing up now. The farmers have almost Sail got their grain in and those old roosters are starting to get ,out where they .can be seen, Boy! What a sight they. are. .. ' Don't forget to pick iip some goose "''tags here at the office. There's sure been a - beautiful flock on Scofield. ' Once that old goose fever gets in your; blood you can't hardly leave them alone rain or shone. Boy! Tony Poioni sure got a nice., native out of Scofield 26 inches long. I'd be proud of that one myself. There have been sevef al other beauties ta ken tMs past week from the bank. I've watched for pine nuts, but they dont appear to be too plentiful.. In this region 1he heaviest crop was below Wattis and on the north end of the LaSal Mountain, that I've observed Wei! good pdckin ALMOST EVERY HOME redecorating, remodeling at modes l cost, and on convenient terms. Get contractors' estimates on the work to be done; then apply here for a Home Improvement Loan! Finance at Helper, State Bank and Save ! HELPER STATE BANK Helper - Utah TAX w tcir-iMst-- iur OF THIS RENT FOR FOR SALE TOR better cleaning, to keep colors gleaming, use Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1 at Mut- Day, week or month rates. Also Furn. Apts. Air Conditioned. Wash HILLCREST Rm facilities. 1 Hotel & Apts. Phone 472-523- Pity rfl gv t t ' WSM JS-- POPPINS? MARY J it's just Nope, Syra-r- y cuse U Linda Helms, leaping a cam-- l pus ditch in a hurry to get out of the rain. co-e- d, J NEW CHAMPION in ditional blueberry pie, is Denver youngsters demonstrate face-dirtyi- licorice-flavore- d derby, outdoing tra ice cream I its covering power. Mrs Chester Mils and cM'd-c- 1 of Rupert, Idaho, Mr and Vr Jack Ohristensea and childrei of Kearns, Mr and Mrs Lrtv Christensen & son of Salt. Lake' Mrs LeNore Peterson and Kath leen, Price and Mr and Mrs K l Christensen, WeMngton. T,(.r-- . T'" Rest Line H'i-'ei- t KtrUC pw.WW wm 86 ANCIENT PROOF v AGE 'q OlSTIUINS COTAHY, "If you can find a better bourbon A!! J un a Sizes, Office FRASKfORT. KENTUCKY iuy it!" itm i tl.44 sr:'il" middle different inside more comfortable, more healthful, really " a no other mattress "REST-TONIC!- can deliver these same benefits to you ModTwo FOR SALE ern houses in Helper. These houses are priced low for CARPET Headquarters Expert A good Quality installation. quick sale. Helper Insurance & Loan Inc. 155 So. Main St. line. Free Estimates. Mohawk 8,26,us & Bigelow and Firth carpets. Helper, Phone HELPER FURNITURE and HARDWARE, Helper 6,63,asc COAL Prompt delivery Carbon Fuel washed coal. Call Jay Donohue morning or evening RUG & CARPET CLEANERS-- ( Oriental & Domestic). Carpet Phone 9,30,4tp laying, Rug binding and Serg ing; Upholstery & Rug Sham AUTO FOR pooing; Electrolux Sales and Associate Stores. Excellent Service. W. R. EVERETT, opportunities available in Wy 64 fl. 2nd East Price, Utah 7 orning, Colorado, Montana, use Phone Idaho and Utah. Investments from ?iiz,uuu up. or aetaus Orend FREE Brochure on the HEALTH FOOD STORE Western Auto Associate Proganic Vitamins, Clint Miller Whole Wheat Flour. Granges gram, write Mr. E. F. Kruse, 316 N. 2nd East, Price, Utah Sales Manager. Western Auto 7,L,usc Supply Co. Depart. 46, Box Phone Exclusive with the new . . . because only RESTONIC has "ORTHOTONIC" CORRECTIVE CENTER." ORTHOTONIC CORRECTIVE REsronic CENTER: ORTllOToniC TRIPLE Center COMFORT where you Locked-i- n MATTRESS. CUSHION WANT it, 472-59- 21 472-88- arc-shap- ed different outside . . . you can FEEL it's 10.14.ltc FOR RENT An Unfurnished Helper Apartment. Utilities furnishBEAUTIFUL Wurlitzer Spinet ed. Call Richard Ghirardelli Piano $495. Used Pianos $150 10,15,ltc Helper. arid up. Price Music Co., 39 E. Main, Price ,Utah 3,llusc Miscellaneous nit r'i"' U.M for saw chain is provided by grinding stone that hones while you cut, in system developed by Omark Industries, Inc. it's You can SEE ROOMS for RENT ual Furniture & Hardware at MATTRESS! U.N tt-- Ml met tcrf imi'symmiH .' IICOID IOOI MOVING SIGHT, even when stand-jin- g still, is this "op art" painted car of a New YorJc ato dealer. QUICK SHARPENING SrHAiCHT 11 The News In -- j . THREE" PAGE ! . ' How about yours? We finance repairs, . ' i JOURNAL OCT. 14, 1965 People, Spots . . (Utah) - ; -- CAN USE IMPROVEMENTS! THURSDAY, I These rules you're to abide by are only common courtesy rules HELPER The n, Anglo-Saxo- experience. Many of the students are finding out that it is really quite simple. "Remain relaxed" and "Strike the keys lightly" are the main rules to follow. Through working on the electric typewriter, many students will gain typing experiences that will be useful for the future office jobs. Etymology of Words by Cathy Porter Where did that one" come from.? This is the question that i ween favors and bats and serv ed lunch. Guests were Mark & Robin Rudman, Wendy and Tom Mrs Lorna Fowler and mo- Bo jack, Becky Jewkes, Connie ther Elva Roper entertained a Anderson, David Maynarich and group of young people Saturday sister Terrie Fowler. A Ward banquet was held on honoring the 4th birthday of Gary Fowler. They gave Hallo- - Wednesday with the Primary in charge and etxend thanks to all for donations and participa has been on the minds of Mrs. tion in the event. Webb's 9th grade EngMi stuAle and Mrs Ray Swenson of dents for the past week. Spe- Great Falls, Mont, are here cifically, this is the study being spending a few weeks leave made of the origin of words. with his parents Mr and Mrs This interesting work is a reve- - Martin Swenson. They were hon lation of the history of our ored with a bridal shower held present cosmopolitan language, Friday in the Ward hall. Did you know the English lan- Mr and Mrs Marion Roper guage is 51 per cent Latin, 25 and Mrs Lorna Fowler and chil 14 perl dren per cent enjoyed a birthday dinner cent Greek, .and 10 per cent in Price Sunday with son Mr other languages such as Ger- and Mrs Dale Roper. man, Hebrew, Slavic, Arabic,' Mr .and Mrs Forbes Fail and and American Indian? Further daughter Cheri motored to Prostudies are being made on the ve Thursday where they spent pronuoiation, ,and the day shopping. meaning, Mr and Mrs Evan Smith of spelling of the original word. Vernal visited here Wednesday Band Officers with their many friends and rel by Mary Salzetti atives. They're formerly of this Monday, Sept. 13, members town. of the band elected officers for Lorna Fowler entertainthe coming year. The results edMrs Pinochle club ladies on the are: Greg Smith, president; night. Each brought Tuesday Greg Olson, vice president; and potluck and prizes were won by Linda Nielson, secretary. A. Thom, Mrs Fredia These officers are expected Mrs J. Mrs Reta Davis. and Orlandi to set an example to the band Mrs Mr and George Richards and accept the responsibility of vi emu ouu vi ocui juaive viaiutu the office they hold. the weekend with their The president is asked to wel- over Mr and Mrs Geo. Rich come the people who attend parents Mr and Mrs Martin and Sr ards band performances and anSwenson. nounce the program. Mr and Mrs Denny Judd of The vice president is expected Lake spent the weekend to heflp the president in the Salt visiting her parents Mr best way possible and take the jhere Mrs and Wynn Charlesworth. duties of the president when he Anita Rudman entertain Mrs is not able to attend. of ed a children at her group The secretary has many rehome Friday honoring the 6th to One is assist sponsibilities. of son Mark. Children the president and vice presi- birthday favors and refreshreceived dent in any way and to record Guests were, Guy Croc ments: grades on the band challenges. Crocco, Tom Boyack Also, she must take the roll co, Johnny Connie Anderson, Becky Jewkeach day. es Terry and Gary Fowler, Tor ri and Laurie" Nielsen, Michael 7th Grade Girls P.E. Class ..." by Kathy Milovich and Joanie Morrison and Shan Now that .tiie students have non and Tammy Farish. Helper become somewhat accustomed and later .Mrs - Jerry Lodestro to their classes," the seventh and daughter Mary and Mr a"1 grade girls P.E.. class, has been Mrs Lodestro, Price, and Mr & progressing. They have achiev- Mrs Martin Farish, Helper. ed the privilege of jumping on The 500 Club met Wednesday the trampoline by standing on with Mrs Elva Roper. Guests their heads for 50 seconds: This were CJara.Chrdstensen, Betty gives them the, balance- neces- Bryan, ,Ann Armstrong, Pearl sary lor trampoline work. They Buxside,; Ruby Morgan, Rae have also been playing many Jensen and Berle. Woods. indoor games. Mrs. Oisen has '. .'Weekend guests at .'the Al. been trying hard to get the Christensen home were Mr and girls in shape1 for mora strenuous activities, which are to " come. NEWS KENILWORTH Students Use Electric Typewriter by Marilyn Borla Most people would think that typing on an electric typewriter would be quite difficult, but a second year type student would just say, "It's the touch that I Shop Phone SPORTSMEN'S NEWS Bv James W. Bates Regional Game Manager The deer hunts are again upon us. In just a week the hunt ers wiE be heading for the hills As a matter of fact,, last week end, I saw a few camps already up on the LaSal Mountains. To date there are a few special permits left on herd units 37, 38, 39 and 40. There are no per mits left in this region. In my opinion Range Creek and the LaSal Mtns are going to be the hot spots in this region. Stockmen and our field-me- n both feel like the deer numbers are down on the Manti however, there will be some j localized hot spots, same as in ether years. As you are aware the sports men and the Preston Nutter Corp. (have drawn up an agree ment concerning Rang. Creek. . Expert Service by a Technician trained by DeVry Technical and by RCA JUNIOR HI. NOTES CONPIDfNGI $79 50 j BRAND, I NAMES Matching Bo locked-i- n Center SUPPORT where you NEED it! Spring "Hunt from Ken to the MINUTE REST TEST-T- AKE . V- - IT NOW AT SALE-WEST- ERN HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE jjfc f 2inroalW5511 0) -- V-'-- j; 71 FREE! 2 ) 1 Khyber Pass... 1 you ll never find a better Bourbon!" 1 LIFE Suggtttd nloil prk V. 1' ' i I C' ifek 637-351- - The Best in Furniture and Appliances y . Helper, Utah 637-33- 1031, Ogden, Utah 10,7,2tc Four 16" Spoked Car Wheels. Bargain. 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