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Show Heloer. Utah September THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE FOUR r 1. it S B service in technlmal advance table Elmo T. H. By que of this decade. bearta. canSj. Jear According to Bert Punnei, all arp PEAT MEWS, M TV VCXJ full ICT PC KCin TLi.i A2XICRfiZ.'Y; DDKi'T YOU dealer, "This iFord KiO'.'. Gcrr MAvewT we 'motor repair produces something C" SPEMOtKJG ALlTHP(T MOjEV HEAP ? THc SIAMESE 11 TO SEE AHCH OWE OSMES LORM OF VOOO To Goto eucopec, vjhevj vje'Re in the automotle world: a TwiMS inc-AREGOtWG 3V 1M As)D WE RE Going TO PAV a"F ACTUALLY Ik) RAGS .5TA(2ViMG AMD reconditioned motor in every TO SWM THE Straksht a Short jom? RheaO of EKX3LISK CHAWMEU he equal of a new one. Europe . z cokiT Aud Why Eufxb THE BEADUK)E'.'. VJHPTS The ) WAVE" To REToRKi and reftnish-- ; "All replacement vhekj you cmy STUPTwDqoS AT T f? ACT IOU OVER THE MOWEC evem afford ;n operations follow exactly the HERE . AuywflV A BUS RDP V MOUTHS'. same procedure as when a new motor is built. Every bearing surface is fitted to precisely the same limit of tolerance as a new motor. .nd in part the assembly operaBY tion is done on .the new motor line are certain processes although conducted on Bpecial disassembly Tvro ?Pe each and assembly lines. vnen you,,. svent "To provide sure control ofthe Good Time J jnoliey that every part must fit to some -- Real F jnd tripllV the orginal tolerance limit, those used to be are which jparts again as a, 12L are returned to the factory departci I sales were first ment in which tney M Ford If you want to I las made for gauging, and either ac- Blacksiock of Salt Lake City. flper or rejected. ceted J. C. Penney Company Dr. m. Evening worship 7:30 p. CM I reoored Thse tn' pol-are and "Cvlinders 1 Has Picnic Blackstotk will bring the message. islvul exactly a? are a new motor, ,0 and oreezes, The employees of J. C. Penney Saturday evening at 6:30 there . 5 n " is bore tne the that except slightly store of Helper enjoyed a picnic will be a covered dish dinner, to the best r L to the I Labor day in the vicinity of 'larger. Main bearings are rebab- Sewing Club be followed by a program and the late and So Valve pushrod holes are A number of amusing games Meets don't of scinut.r;.: Mrs. I'.vion Carter. Mrs John miss conference. Application Quarterly and block the is for ,e for checked the size, which to ' Mrs. Douglas Perry entertained Buchanan, :were, after the engmerecon-played, All members and friends of Mrs. Richard Childs, duction methods Regular noted a water and chicktest, Foid were the pressure a served given in sowing ciuu we ineauay eve--' Mia. Riv'-as ito take Invited group tasty by are part practiced church ditioninp, Houtz, Mrs. Ray 1 this DANCE .r . hint? at 8 o'clock at her home. Connecting bust. watermelon considered is en inspected. lunch and by carefully Weeter Motor Company, in activities. Frank Mulllnn, Mrs. Late in the evening luncheon' Alice II iiiings, Mrs. Raymond Those present included, Mr. and SAT. SEPT, Minister automotive experts tl'-- i most no- -' rod bearings. of the floating copper T. H. Evans over tb was served and covers Liid for the) Barrett.' Mrs. Tommy Price, Mrs. Mrs. Arvo Garlics, Mr. and Mrs. lead type, standardized by Ford tMs yar, are used instead of the following members: Frank Jumes, Mrs. Ernie Flaim, M. P. Street, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Mrs. Aileen Wilcox, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Mel Crawford, Mrs. Dora Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ove, older type bearings. One of "And a great many parts in the condi Cima, Mrs. Edna Broadbent, Mrs. Tliayne n'l of IIe:per; Mrs. M. son, Mr. and Mrs. Berger, Mr. and I I AVFCAGE motor are new , recond'tioned John Gail, Mis. Cliff Dyet, Mrs. Crawford of Sprlngville; Mrs. Fay Mrs. John Coisk:, Miss Dora Markin w continued Mr. Bunnel. "Pistons, R. Loft' Ralph Crawford, Mrs. Wilma Mar- Ansley, M'-s- . Lynn Overlade, Mrs. shall, Miss Prina V'ieti, Miss Kaniston rings, cylinder head studs, 5 tin, Mrs. Ed Caxey, and Mrs. Har- George Kelly of Martin; Mrs. Par- therine Street, and Miss Elizaat nan old Morrison. assemblies. nuts, valves, valve er bee ley Bills, Miss Vilda Bills of Sol- beth Martinelli. while I dier Summit; Mrs. Clarence Picki . v . ras v i i Mrs. Vaughan Entertains :.ime or ering, Mrs. A. H. Deason, Mrs. Or- Saxey's Entertain At Club Provo Bridge son Hill of Helper; Mrs. E. ParFriday rtly due Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saxey of ProMrs. R. J. Vaughan entertained ker of Salt Lake City. eviouslj Price-Helpe- r the club The evening was (.pent in play- vo entertained at dinner Monday and bridge of at last week evening Friday D. & ing games. At midnight a delici- evening for a group of Carbon her home In Martin. Dinner fol- ous luncheon was served. County friends. Present were Mr. ad was and Mrs. S. B. Bunnel, Helper; lowed by bridge were the events ing this Mr .and Mrs. P.H. Rl.-ad- , Mr. and i of the evenings program. Those The Elite Club m ii n i nut: u i r s&r aa wvy Mrs. Rulon Biyner, Dr. and Mrs. attending Included tly following: Entertains Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Fullmer, Mr. H. B. Goetzman, and Miss Bessie The El'te bridge club met this of Price. and Mrs. B. W .Dalton, Mr. and week nt the home of Mrs. Louie Lundquist Mrs. G.O. Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Wednesday at eight p. m. Women's Club To Henry Otterstrom, Mr., and Mrs. The following members were A. J. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Have Opening Tea present: Mrs. Alice Hemming, The opening tea of the Women's Kesler, and Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Mrs. Iotro Barrett, Mrs. Bertha club of Helper will be given at Ratliffe. Price, Mrs. pearl O Brien, Mrs. the Y.M.C.A. building September Dora Thay: Mrs. Helen Hughes, Jobs Daughters 12, 2fU0 P. M. The afternoon will Ma'-Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Iva Lle- be Hold Special Election spent in entertaining the local Mrs Nina Mrs. Miller, Due to Katherine Pierce leaving wellyn, scouts. Somo of thtf of tronp Miglaeeio and Mrs. Mary officers girl for California to attend school, a Tommy last year have left, elected Deason. and several vacanr-.e- s will be fillFpecial election of officers for the ed at this meeting. Jobs Daughters was held last All members are urged to he week by lie group to formally Migiiaccio Prarza Nuptial3 Cunday name successors in lite various represent. The wi'i'ding of Lena Prazza. spective offices. Aileen Radcliffe was named queen to succeed Miss laughte: of Mr. and Mrs. Pete .PRICE COMMUNITY CHURCH Dominic Migiiaccio, Pierce, while 'other ou'icers named Pra?3a. son ,"f "rs. James Bruno, was are: Church School 10:00 a. m. A Mary Elizabeth Beveridge, sen solemnized Sunday September 1. graded class for every age. Mornior princes,?; Ruth Crousman, jun- at the Noire Dame church In Price ing worship 11:00 a. m. Music by ' I ior princess; Ruth Wetzel, guide at eleven a. m. Tony Verdi was choir and sermon by Df. W. E. Elizabeth Stevenson, marshall. a l:e?t man and Mary Piazza, sister Tlic first General Electric practice will be held at the Mason- of the bri le, was bridesmaid. In Following the wedding a dinner ic temple In, Price tomorrow Monitor MORE DANCING FOR THE FANS OF Top revolutionI0J! preparation for tl;.3 Initiation to was given in honor of the couple ized refrigeration costs. at the home of Miss Prazza. The be held September 14. C. Smith L. 1& Now 1935 General were present: following guests Electric models use 40 Portable Corona Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruno and famPAI Jobs Daughters less current than G-- E 1930 To Honor Girls ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic DeRos:i Wa Typewriter. models. The daughters of Job will honor and fani'iy, Mr. and Mrs. Santo THIS WEEK AT THE Mr. Mrs. and Sicillno ... Joe girls leaving for gctiool at a picnic Scalzo, Practically New, .. All modern convenience in the Price city park Saturday and fam'ly of Salt Lake, Mr. and BARGAIN UQOD features 5 Years Perafternoon. The girls' leaving for Mrs. Sam Grniri of Salt Lake City, SOI Bruno and Quick Buyer formance Protection for school are Lenore Burt, Mildred Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Angelo. 1 a Bowen and Nadine Gleason of Hia- daughter, PLN and only year prices Call R. L. Rogers watha, Marion Robblns, and May Pascuzzi, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mis. Tom Angotti of lge 330 So. Main St. Ruth Brown of Spring Canyon, Helper Grousman of Price, Ruth Wetzel Grand Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helper Helper, Utah of Morhland and Aileen Rndcliff Simmonetti and family, Mr. and no, Mrs. George Grivet of Price, Mr. of Latuda. and Mrs. Mike Pagaro, Mr. Bill CO) COME OUT TO THE DANCE Moroni Hunt, Perry and Mr. Tony Verdi. Shower To Honor Co Dictator A Bride-Elewas the reception given in 8 A. J. Carlson K. at P. the of ha.ll at evening to: Mrs. Elmer Parker and Mrs. Cliff o'clock. The young couple left late Secretary Dyet entertained the home of Mra in 31 the evening for two weeks HELPER LODGE AND ENJOY THE COOL CANYON Parker Tuesday evening with a BREEZES 1659 in NO. California. CA miscellaneous shower in honor of honeymoon THE GOOFUS FAMILY i Just to F Joi-.f.- - ultra-scientif- " -- -- I just 1 I FSSjj Ml . L i Ford Dealer Society IRotes Here Speaks Sco-fiel- pro-;b!,t- h y 1 I Another Relief Problem! V3 GOLDS CAME dOT IWmm gbsoiimtbxcs .in ii mi ii Hi" 1 J F OR SALE CARBON COUNTY Bon-acc- Mrs. Parker's sister-in-law- . Miss Phone news items to The Helper Journal. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. Knighta of Pythias Hall The Government wants you to Helper Furniture & Hardware Company you! The National Housing Act makrs for you to grt money for these j.iirjxwci. limit fail to lake advantage of this opportunity. eY Rcmcmlirr that COAL & COKE PRODUCERS Ladics Frec nm-ssar- y rrpair work on your home is like having your tcrth repaired. The longer you lei it go the worse it is going to hurt. It you have had to off put painting, iusldo or outside, you need not wait any longer to have this important protective work done. HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CO. MP on Dipped Tires. l a BR YNERS, SERVICE CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY PHONE HELPER, UTAH ST s V R( V Automotive Electricians M. O .PORTER MANAGER i PHONE 342 2 B. H 1" These are some of th hould proct u,u mf FIRESTONES !'f aaalnst blw-oUand , of et put d car f not public thinkng ef urjef thnk of the " me nighway. meet your requirments. 72 St( i HOT BLISTERING sands of Great Salt Lake salt !W to budge the fihr a.. i.niin drove rriDcc-r,- r speed and endurance racer for a new World Record , ii or nn v v.uw-ouku...i "r in 3000 miles averaging 127.Z mn and at temperatures as high as 120 degrees. t. Call on ut freely. Po -- We are well Stocked to Money for repairing, painting and protecting your investment in your home is available TODAY. The Government makes borrowing conditions easier for you. e shall lie glad to help you in making rstimatra and idling out all uecrssary papers. a h Gum Probably yon have long Kintrd to repair your home and give it protrt tioil againttt the damaging rfTiTts of rain, wind, suow and it INDEPENDENT KELLY PETILLO, ON MAY, 30, WON MILE INDIANAPOLIS RACE recoi Firestone Tires, breaking the track rate and driving the entire distance at a 106.240 miles per hour. This record is an niitBtnndinff demons in tion of tire efficiency. To go 500 miles bum! than five hours nn thi rmio-- and 26 year old brick track, without tire trouj of any kind, demonstrates the strength blowout protection that Firestone builds 500 For Building time. In Your Community 400 lb EVERYTHING 9 So should There Is An ABERDEEN DEALER SAT. SEPT. 7 Gcnts your homo Comfort lge, PROTECT HEAT vl: Rainbow Gardens i, ct Wilma Parker of Salt Lake City. Miss Parker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Parker, and will wed Larry Stone, of Helper at Grand Junction, Colo., September 7. The couple will make their home in Helper after October 1. Mr. Stone Is a yard clerk in employee of D. &. R. G. W. Tl'ose who were present at the party in honor of Miss Parker were: PS 1 raw,'nMW",M For ii CABAR! HELPER, UTM1 |