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Show Ihe HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, NOV. 14, L.I 9 1963 1 " ? - K 4 4 MP' '("'HI m Mrs Gardner Hostess to her ..Acting as hostess bridge club and special guests Mrs Adrian Anderson and Mrs Joe Bonacci last Wednesday evening was Mrs John Gardner who served light refreshments during the game. Prizes went 'to Mrs John Laboroi, Mrs J. A. Greeaer and Mrs Anderson. nn m FOR US IS A LOT MORE THAN TWO WORDS. OUR GRATITUDE TO YOU? - NILE CLUB MEETS The Carbon County Nile Club met last Friday night at the Carbon Country Club for their 4 regular luncheon and business session, with Pres. Maurine Dorrrjan presiding. Hostesses in charge were .June Olivetn Kav Leaviti and Ruth Kilfoyle, who 1 1 1AU1. nlrn - r. . A A . : . r i ill me uieme oi rn inanKsgivmg. 1 Thimble Club Entertained The Thimble club group was entertained last week at the home of Mrs Paul Young where they spent a pleasant evening sewing and chatting. The host ess also served a tastty lunch eon to the ladies. OFFICERS, CHAIRMEN WORKERS, MERCHANTS AND PATRONS 'I FOR A GREAT CARNIVAL ft '3 w t fr . Eastern Star News Election of officers was the f j? upeiaai oiuer oi Dusiness at tne meeting of Naomi Chapter 13, OES at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evening. P residing over the meeting were Mrs Ma bel Jones, Worthy Matron and LaMar Jones, Worthy Patron. Elected to preside in the East lor the coming year were Mrs Shirley Meikel as Worthy Ma- trnn Clcnrao Moilrol Wirthu h.'f Miss Shirley Ausenick of Los Angeles, Calif, arrived recently R 1 to spend a week or two visiting hf Kf with her grandparents Mr and A . Mrs Elmo Bray. I A. tV:-.i. 1 . nr l tf Mr and Mrs Wm Wetmore Dot drove to Heber Saturday to at- Associate Matron; LaMar hdM. tend services for her Jones, Associate Patron; Mrs Mrs Joe Rolando, Helper, chairman of the HOMECOMING EVENT Queen Rose Marie Tony O'Berto 554, Jim Hansen aunt graveside Mrs Josie T. Daybell and Marion Black, Conductress; Mrs 245, Matt Kloepfer 224. Carol from crown is Solicitations Sacco shown committee, and Sister Clement, leceiving also a cousin, Dr Floyd Hatch Wilhelmina Holdaway, Associate Conductress; Mrs Josephine both of Salt Lake City. to climax the at Moderator of the Notre Dame Alumni Assn., Feichko, last year's queen, BONNIE LEAGUE Mrs Wheeler, Secretary; Mary JOLLY BOWLERS 13 Bridge Club Meets the school's homecoming activities at the 31 express thanks to the many merchants of the Helper las .. and Mrs Knobbs, Treasurer; 36 Z:-Mrc Bob Pennington, along Mabel 14 LaSalle 30 Paula Left is auditorium school Jones Trustee for three recently. Helper and Price area for their contributions 13 31 15 with members of the Tuesday 29 V & M Club Furniture Helper the years. ArmFollowing meeting and of gifts, and other assistance in making the 17 Kiva 27 Angela Holdaway, first attendant, Boy & Bob Supper Club .. ..28 16 nighc bridge club met last week the Past Matrons and Past Pa22 22 Wonder Bread 24 20 at the home of Mrs Ben Redd-3- trons served event the success it was. Mutual Furniture strong, third attendant. Page boys were delicious pumpkin 24 Bonnie Barber 20 Kiva Club ington for their usual bridge pie, with whipped cream Shop .. 14 Jensen. and Mark left Jackie and Howa, 28 Food Center 16 13 31 'session and delightful luncheon. coffee. Phillips 66 Installation of the new 14 7 30,vV.mriv's Self Service 37 .Winners of the game were Mrs officers will take Nov. 21 34 10 Columbine Florence Sealey and Lala Gall Cliff VanNatta, Mrs Dallas Cran in tne Masonic place Widows of Veterans ' X Temple , ( , Highs for week were Bessie egos rolled over-20games, the aau ana Mrs Eh Mattson. Increases "Stewart Freda Bianco former 204 and Lala 203. FlorReceiving Mr and Mrs Ace Miner spent' Gen ence is in top spot for high serIona Lloyd More than 600 Utah widows of KENILWORTH NEWS T I Cormani veterans on the Veterans Ad- Mary Wilson, ies, having rolled 608 (handc). Sunday and Monday in Salt Lake with their children the Bill ..A 178- - W-... JLJf Other highs Martha Johnson Petersens Mr anH Mrc rQ-- , Miin. numsuduuii uepeimen mu and the James Min-V 458, Virge Taskar 456, Prudy tST and Tint RATCII LEAGUE wee L ers and their families. famny Hatch Patterson 472, Janet 517, 18 6 Helper Rebels visiting in Salt Lake with their milions dollars Fnna f.lovd and .Insie Rlanr1 164 16 7 Vogue NEWS REBEKAII 1 (SECRETARY7 Toll-share a $80,000 yearly increase ! a ,4 Mr t 12 Edith Litizzette 161, Lillie 12 Hitch Hikers d ?nit two of fnf bills terms the under Norma Dimick Ruth t17 494, is 469, A ua 11 13 oromnn fnr. Arni Hot Shots spent the d M , b th Blanc 175 Saralyn Montoya 164, 11 flhirardelli 2 3 Mr weekend visiting with Mrs Win- Kirkwood Jan 171, SherlMa5ry staineSi 11 Throe Bs .. 13(Merlme meme who ifred Warren and family. . V, c o Club .. 9 14 man iu, lviaruyn Hamilton iw. nasspH awav rprpntw Jeanneal Hunt and family Wfl! Bnp T"for wldows t j j j Pa'ment receivmg 1 17 Gl irardelli .7 weekend vlslUn8 in D1C ciai oraer ot tne evening at a from the old rate of $112! Pflnift Hitchhikers 622; MA & TA LEAGUE Tiph o meeting of Utahna Rebekah 28 16 Jerancos Brent .39 fcigh series, Vogue, 1628; Monday. Mrs Mae Lodge No. 24 Berensen 564, Harry Fox 586, Nite Riders 20 Snow, presided as Noble Grand 'X. "iItors m, Unaer DIC, an eligible widow 21 Mrs Leva Hall and Carrie Ash-2- 1 23 Cracker Jacks s 23 ton arranged the special ser-- ! Mr and Mrs John Blackham 'cof 21 vice, taking part in which were 23 Alley Cats We all appreciate admiring glances. At Veltri's we will No Counts 24 Mrs Nora Sealey, Scripture read 20 TOTAL WRIST help you to select the cosmetics to best enhance your 19 25 ing; Mrs Maxtne Murphy, Trr Eager Beavers .LrTrserlice & 16 28 bute and Obituary; Draping the appearance. Kings Queens .. .... ?LSveeSravVlSited Mrs Mary Knobbs; wilfSe Jtiign series, Lou (Jrocco 572, Charter, OR Z The minimum Rn,Sd increase is $8 d 0n Harry Fox 542, D.K. Downey Placing Floral Basket, Mrs on her way to VELTRI'S for her Coffee Break. Join She's and when pay monthly military Dorothy Haycock 478, Betty nes Porter; Prayer, Mrs Ethel BRILLIANT Sth m? added. the additional amount or the gang at Veltri's for your Jo Kloepfer 475, Grace Bergera ' Binch, and vocal duet, Mrs Hall as much as Wufon could 468. High games, Lou Crocco and Miss Ashton. fun! It's refresher. Mrs Murphy honored the 245, Downey 212, Fox 209, John Evelyn Pappas and her father . OR j 201, George Jerant 200 eran Rebekah members with a ? Veterans Adm nistraton VELTRI'S headed She's to pick up the boss' medical for Kloepfer 192, Bergera 187, Hay- - special tribute and presented orand ; r i a corsage to each. This was very Mrand Mrs Ralph Columbus cock 174. ?T. prescription. For meticulous compounding of your prescripwell timed as it took place on to October wmows' Lakfwith regular tions, you can depend on VELTRI'S. Veterans' Day. At the close of weeksmnf in were mailed at the us- checks BYU Teaching the meeting, refreshments were uij, uiiu ikuog iiiai ic, Continued from Page One served by Chairman Mrs Mary Knobbs. The next meeting will released by T. H.ibe held November 25th foro,m ' 10 kt. Yellow hSMHiSi ucu, utuu siaie scnooi supenn white ntaTf tendent. Here for a weekend visit with Children who are mentally re- - the Bill Murphys were children contest al Car- tarded form the largest group Norman Murphy of Ogden, Mr Vtxnr. cm! tmum. Tirana '. DIC payments are authorized of these. Miss Wilson said. They and Mrs Kent Fausett and fam vi ' range between educable and ily, and ctelebrated Scott's 2nd . cued on or after January 1, 1957, trainable. Educable children can birthday. an ana family. , n rficavilit be trained for jobs and manyj Mrs Nora Hatsis entertained buted to in the armed service can become selfsufficient. Train CARD OF THANKS the Canasta club at her home wlu able children, most of whom are 8" w Mnnrtav Pvpnintr finite iVledae! r0 y Our and thanks heartfelt run1 in care centers taught day Celia Charlesworth, Arilla Ku- the State Welfare Dept., can preciation to the many friends low, Agnes Ferderber, Fern An- vTelectedto skills and relatives for the many kind dcrson, Violet Jewkes, Evelyn only learn simple Ifili0 for acts; istead mimi sympathies expressed in imiM mi J Trainees enrolled in the spec and for floral offerings on the Wilmonen, Vera Regis. By Dorothy f YOUR CHOICE lal education program at BYU long illness and death of our Mrs Joyce Stowe and sons re ONLY 0wen i f S h-i 'V? T)7 have opportunities to observe belowed wife and mother, Mrs turned from American Fork "77 a uer spencung a week visiting and to participate in actual Myrtle Belcastro. fj The modern version of "Which you take advantage of the classes for exceptional children Belcastro. Nick Mr and Mrs Guy Juliano of S5 7wist construe- - ) came first, the chicken or the many new kitchen aids apVisual aids are emphasized in Mr and Mrs Bardo Felice Glenwood Springs, Colo, visited F.T.I. egg?" is this: Which came first, pearing in the shops. Dobie, a 3on smoothly, gently training both techers and chilmodern packaging methods or helpful new scouring aid from in town this weekend. dren.. liugs your wrist as never modern methods off food markBrillo, is knitted from Mylar Mr and Mrs William of .1 UYf Tittle Z "Let There Be light," a moAND UNDENOMINATIONAL eting? No matter what the plastic and never rusts, frays tefore ... yet outlasts old fashioned vie made last year for the Uni1 UNBIASED BIBLE TALKS answer, it's a fact that our or scratches. It contains no f home of Mr and Mrs Andy ratchbands five to one! Choose from national demand for conveniversity nropram hv RVTT's TV soap, but speeds up cleaning: of ence food products continues to stoves, dishes and glassware, are mP studio won the Rod Sterling interesting to all who want the fool "A and twenty handsome designs, priced from his money t VlC Chnstensen, KEY to understanding the "Will m5 grow and things like cans with pots, upholstery and even autx ?r Scow Invited lace8 .Jw 54.95 in stainless steel to J 12.95 in Award, the highest award given b windshields. and openings, foods you can of Of themselves. God" for Dragerton bv thr. American FnimrlnHnn for boil right in the bag and new HO kt. quality We custom fit Each Tuesday and Friday and Mr and Mrs Verge Olsen of the Blind. frozen prepared foods appear to Both onions and potatoes Price, spent the weekend in Mr and Mrs Forbes Fail and to your wrist and watch. Iwisl nights at 7 0 clock meet the demand. Many visual aids, recordings were once considered to have UEGANTE with Pocatello, Idaho, visiting Sherrie spent the weekend visit FLORENTINE for the blind, and other teaching Ileiper Civic Auditorium magic medicinal powers. In tho Mr and Mrs Alden Burdick and int? in Salt Lake with Mr and (South entrance) Speaking of convenience, VanMiddle Ages, women wore on- -' tools are made by volunteers inFrank Olsen. Men has Toiletries for Mrs Keith Knighton and baby. ions around their necks to ln guard EVANGELISTS from Theta Epsilon Chi, Miss introduced a clever item sure vigor and NewfoundWilson said. This club is com- Orin Taylor and LeRoy Bunten dividual packages cf shaving landers once carried baked poAdv.. ex of students in posed mostly lotion which fit into suitcases, turn it. even tie it you can tatoes around their necks ta briefcases, walleta or pockets. in a knot! twist it to cure sore throats, ceptional education, but it also stockings The sturdy foil packets contain includes student nurses, social-og- y enough lotion for one applicaBreeders Ass'n. Rocky Mountain Those beliefs didn't stick witUj majors and any other inter tion. "CREAM THE OF WESTERN SLOPE" us, but preferences in meat cuts' RADIO-Tested students. V JACK'S do, says the Co' Administration by an inter Another convenient new item and varieties Extension Service. By the S A L E is Shelflex, an attractive shelf operative departmental committee, and large, Americans prefer the ' SALES - SERVICE . lining and edging material with Special Education Program insame things their grandparents) action-It'built-in At the s Livestock Auction Company cludes representatives appointed Craig did. For example, New Orleans a flexible made from "Watch and Diamond from the College of Education families eat five times as much Expert service by a November 23rd plastic that hugs the veal as Wisconsinites and alColorado, Craig, Saturday, of speech, and the departments Technician without tacks or tape and trained shelf Specialists by 1:00 M.S.T.. P.M. most all the national output sociology, psychology and zoo- treated with a (special chemical of sweetbreads is eaten in New DeVry Technical and ology. bacteria Helper, Utah that prevents growth York City and Los Angeles. OFFERING 100 Lots: 38 BULLS C3 FEMALES RCA Institutes. despite repeated washlng3. EARLY CONSIGNORS: Wyman Angus Ranch; Saddle Mtn. For delightful variety, try Have you ever served baked WE SERVICE ALL "epicurean shrimp", a delicious Ranch; Bruce Farms & Orchards; Black Diamond Angus beans for breakfast? An American dietician recently found combination of shrimp and rice. Ranch; E. W. Wilson; Starlite Ranch; Al McKinnon; W. II. baked beans, eggs and bacon on Make the tempting sauce by HAKES, MODELS adding water and white wine to the breakfa.st menu of several Tychson; IX Ranch; Lone Cone Angus Ranch. This sale is Schilling's veal scallopinl sauce. British hospitals. large the "Coming out party" for the progressive angus breeders Car Radios The complete recipe is on the FURNITURE package, along" with a recipe Follow the "ml of eight" WALLS CARPETS on the Western Slope of the Rockies. Every breeder has Home Radio Set when buying eggs. If the price for a flavorful oven chicken and a scallopinl casserole Television entered his best in this sale. This sale is designed to improve difference between medium and course. of more is FURNACES - BOILERS - DUCT SYSTEMS recipe, than We repair fKs In tire home eggs eight large livestock and angus in the Rocky Mtn. Area. cents a dozen, medium eggs are when possible in our modTo coax new life into yourj the better. buy. If the differ-en- c ern shop when For Catalogue & Information write: Africlaa violets, less than eight cents, them inj is not it the home Peat-PaCARBON .f are the better choice. an eggs large MOODY'S ANGUS SALES SERVICE sod that works voacVnj Phone 472-35S- 8 Ton 1S ftm4 much of the TriU al Indoor pUat bjr m- PICKUP m4 HrLTVTST Phonos 472-537- 1 or 472-58TvOUTE I, BOX 13 LONGMONT, COLORADO Ilelpcr kftmework If ff ifmJ JAAM 'VCt Catholic Carnival Com. ( 'J'f ft ; . 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