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Show HELPER The JOURNAL (Utah) uiuiti .irT i np thbSiAJ ilAlt NUtt AUUUAllUrl a III Kl .laani WHAT DO YOU EAT Washington News - Letter 'start r DITORIAL ASSOCIATION ? It's never too late in life to eating (better, according, to 'Clara Schofield, Home Agent lor Washington Correspondent Carbon County. Even though ou: dorses especially in Che case of dist-- have stood us in good stead DELAL WITH TMQSE YOU TRUST medicinal products such as sup- - for many a year, it doesn't rutc- The nation's physicians and plemental multiple ' vitamins es arily mean they are complete medical societies, reputable man Insures reliability through strict ly adequate. ufacturers of pharmaceuticals, quality controls and maintains This fact was brought out by a Government officials concerned constant research to develop nev recent study of the eating habits with public health all are In and better formulations. of 32 Nebraska women ranging More than ever (before, we need in age from 60 to 90 years. general agreement that protecting is the guidance of the local mer the citizen ifrom himself The research was conducted by as tough a job as fending off his chant today and in the area of nutritionists at the Nebraska Ag enemies rforeign, domestic, bac- medicines, more than anywhere ricultural Experiment Station. terial and viral. else. They figured that, because these The medicine men. in modern women had lived a good many garb are still at it. The "elec- A DEATH TAX FOR BUSINESS .years, their diets might olfer a tric belt" of other days has gone This time next year your fav- ' clue to their longer life span. electronic. Its vaunted virtues orite However, they found that thesi material including reading have (been transferred to a costly women frequently were not easand magazines cabinet with flashing lights. "Cure many newspapers not foe around to continue ing adequate meals.. Their diets all" claims can still 'be found. themay and it makes lacked sufficient vitamins But they are imore easily swallow to valuable contribution minerals. Forty-on- e of percent ed nowadays if a nostrum is tureyour pleasure, Information, cul the group were not getting enand knowledge. billed as a mysterious hormone The reason? The House of Re ough calcium. They lacked a derivative or is vaguely associated the required amount. presentatives has passed a postal third of with uranium. Fifty percent lacked a third of rate increase bill which could And certainly nothing has ap- if favored by the Senate mean the Vitamin A needed;: 35 per pealed more to the conscienceless tlhe death of many publication.! cent a third of the iron; 37 per operators than tlhe innocent, es- and consequent unemployment cent a third of hte B vitamins. vitsential and habits Though their eating for thousands of loyal employee.5. amin. These operators are peddwere not quite up to par, one vitamin products The Representatives who voted thing was in their favor. Few of ling "cure-all- " which are often loaded with such for this confiscatory bill knew them were overweight. This facworthless ingredients as alfalfa, full well that scores of smail tor alone gave them a better seaweed or most any filler that's newpapers and at least 80 mag- chance of living longer. Also, they tended to eat fewer handy. Even worse, their activi- azines have been forced to fold ties are undermining public con- during the last decade becausse of calories as they grew older. And e fidence in reputable rising costs, of which postal rates this too, is good, because people vitamin products which, for years played an important part. Con use up less energy as they adhave provided vast benefits to sequently, they cast their votes vance in years. millions of people. behind a cloak of anwnymity by Apparently, older people are But, while our public health agreeing that there would toe no aware of their need of fewer in calories, but do not realize- that officials and such ranking public roll call? Facing servants as Secretary of Health, November, they did not want they still need the same amount Education and Welfare Ribicoff their constituents to know that of nutrients as they did when and Postmaster General Day they favored this onerous rate they were younger. If they watch this, too, they may live a good wring their hands and seek more hike. laws 'to protect .the gullible againThose who voted against the many more years. st this piracy, we would like to bill in most instances knew that and one the measure would not accompsuggest a simple cure that could take effect immediately lish its purpose of increasing All anyone has to do to protect because it follows that if himself against this colossal the sources are dried up, the on the remaining quackery is to patronize his re- increases liable, local merchant who will sources would not be sufficient provide him with reliable, nation to make up the deficit. brand-nam- e Not only does the post office prodby AMY AND AVERY STUART ucts. We can think of no better budget overstate the deguardian of the public weal than ficit and fail to appropriate sufNailing Machines the responsible business man ficient funds for public services The era of scattered nails on whose dfame and fortune are firm which have nothing to do with and smashed thumbs the floor... ly based on what his carrying mail, it also does not to howl over . . . has ended him. think of And it call for modernization today find work easier stands equally to reason that the to make handling of the mails like the Arrow nailing tools with brand-nam- e manufacturer he en- - more efficient, although it notes machine. that modernization is desirable. For one thing, it doesn't use Nor does it mention that nails at all, but heavy duty and magazines 'do most staples. of the mail handling Lmder their The machine second class permits JLo eliminate requires only opas much work as poiblefor the World leaveration post office of origin ing your other The House bill atVbest will ty oPady hand free. raise only part of the revenue O It The Look needed to clear up the deficit; 10 at worst, it will increase the Decorators have found a new staples in the time it takes to ranks of the unemployed by decway to give rooms a hammer one nail. look. Striking examples imating publications and small of this new treatment appeared No forceful swinging... businesses. in many rooms by distinguished smooth action and tireless operaSen-1 It to the be is hoped that American detion make any nailing job a cinch. ate Post Office Committee will f"V signers at the s What can the machine do? hold hearings on the (measure and, i (gt r'K recent "Deco-staples flush from any Driving ration and De- as a consequence, modify it to hand angle, it efficiently right preserve the nation's newspapers, nails weather stripping, valshow in New magazines and other businesses York. ances, wire fencing, ceiling tiles, which depend on the mails to The secret: screening, insulating or cornices. use the make important contributions to The limit is your imagination. just same fabric in the gross national product. This At a cost of only 5 per 100 many ways throughout a room. is the only fair thing to do. no nailing job anystaples You'd be surprised how where in or out of the house could Meanwhihle, everyone who enand attractive the room bebe done faster, easier or with comes. joys reading a good newspaper more perfect results. or magazine should let his SenThe decorators used the same fabric to curtain a window and ators know that the exorbitant cover an adjacent wall. Slippostal rates in HJt. 7937 are a Adding Afacntne raper, by tfc covers, cushions, dressing table "death for businesses. tax" or caie at Journal office. many oil, for skirts, canopies beds, windowshade and lampshade covers, Roman shades, panelled room dividers and screens all had the same fabric. Here's a simple and inexpen- rutillihe.l Bvarr Thurcdar JUIUINAL THK COM PANT FUUL18HINU UTAH HELPK.R. Cl. Bntrd PAGE Miliar At The Poat Oftlc TWO DUk At Rclpar, TfrURSQAY, FEB. 1962 15, ELECTIO.'J tiOTIDE that on the 13th clay of (March, 1982, an election be held in Helper City, Utah, at the places set out below for Sb purpoee of sJhmJDtlng to such qualified electors of said city as hiH. toaive paid a property tax therein during the years preceding Tfcke notice MM election, the Following proposruon: of said election. "Shall negotiable coupon obligation bonds of general GIVEN by order of the City Helper City, Utah, in the Council of Helper City, Utah eum of $75,000 bearing intthis 2Sth 'day of January, 1962. erest at a rat not to exceed per anJive, per cent num, and due and payable in not to exceed fifteen ( 15 ) years from the date of said bonds, be issued and sold for Che purpose of Improving and Mayor extending the existing water-worplant and system of aid city, including wittiout limitation, the making of improvements, enlargements, replacements and extensions to City Recorder the municiipally owned Helper City waterworks and dittxib- Date of First (Publication, FebUticn system within and ruary , 11982. Date of Last (5) k? 0 Pub-ligatio- without boundaries of tfoe (March said city, the construction of reservoirs, supply mains, distribution mains, and appurtenant ntruetures and facilit-- ; les, to increase the capacity of said system and the quality of water distributed thereby, all to be owned and controlled by Said city?" 1962. 8, & GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult clerk of District Court or the respective signers for further information. PROBATE Notice To Creditors District: EaHelper, No. We t Helper, No. Northwest Helper TVbVmg' GEORGE D. FRASTNOS, 7; Deceased. 8; Probate No. 2820 No. 21. Estate of GEORGE D. FRA5-INCDeceased. Creditors will 3:in5 Place: present claims witih vouchers to 'CM: Auditorium, the undersigned at Helper, Utah, Rou'h Main Street, ... or to S. V. Litizzette, Attorney at Law, 17 South Main Street, Helper City, Utah. Helper, Utah, on or before the "Election Officials: 12th day of June, 19612. Janet Hatch, Go da Dalpiaz, CHRIS P. JOUFLAS Ann Spensko. Administrator of the Estate of George D. Prasinos, The polls will be open from deceased. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Notice is further given that on Date of First Publication, FebMarch l&th, 1002, thart being the ruary 8th, 1992. Date of Last :first Monday after safd election, Publication. March 1st, 1962. the City Council will meet at its IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF regular meeting place in said cirty at 7:30. pm. and canvass tbe THE STATE OF UTAH, IN returns and declare the results AND FOR CARBON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of LOUTS BEZYACK, Deceased. S, , -- JACK'S , Notice to Creditors RADIO-T- V Probate No. - 2819 LOUIS BEZYACK, Estate SERVICE , Deceased. Creditors will present olaims with vouchers to he unExpert service by a dersigned at Helper, Utah, or to SALES of Technician trained by DeVry Technical and RCA Institutes. - WE SERVICE ALL MAKES, MODELS Car Radios k Home Radio Set Television repair sets In the home when possible in our modern shop when not at the home We S. V. Litdzzette, Attorney at Law, 178 South Main Street, Helper, Utah, on or before the 5th day of April, I960. S LUCILLE BEZYACK Administratrix of the Estate of Louis Bezyack, Deceased. Date of First Publication, Feb ruary 1, 1962. Date of Last Pub lication, February 22, 1962. OC7UFO well-equipp- ed Phone GR I ; I NOTICE is hereby given that the County Conventiun' of:' the Democratic party for Carbon Countw will be held at the Court House in Price, the County Seat of Said County, at 8:00 o'clock PM., on Saturday the 24th day of March, 1962. At said Convention delegates of. Carbon County for the Democratic State. Convention secretary, will be elected and a county chairman, treasurer and a central committee, to serve for the ensuing two years will be chosen and other party aflfairs may be considered. Delegates to such County Convention shall be chosen- at a Democratic party mass meeting, to be held in each voting district in the' County on or before the 24th: day of February, 498B.. Each of Mid voting districts is entitled to the number of delegates, specified below after the name of such district, as follows:. District EXXKEEPC3 I00KS Nr Al Tvms f IniMn Tt itir-iiisii- iiiii ur 38 PXKUP and DELVIRY BREWED WITH PURE JOUR" MS! Castle Gate East Helper' West Helper Spring Glen 2 Kenilworth Spring Canyon - Standardville. Latuda - Rains 4 .12 14 18 19 ! large-sca- Home-maker- 8 4 8 8 - 3 'Hiawatha North Dragerton South Dragerton 24 ?5 26 27 9 10 2 3 31 Martin Columbia Central Price 32 Northeast Price 6 08 33 4 North Price Carbonville Miller Creek Total 35 36 6 5 6 131 LUKE G. PAPPAS B. H. YOUNG Party Chairman Published Thursday, Party Secretary February 15, 1962. WHEH TEMPERATURES GO DOWN... EXPENSES GO UP! Nothing meets winter's Cffrr.J ldrives Jwn ik JWkt peofk i town!- &&V $25 ... - TO $2000 looOi below $400 mad by City Finance Co. 71 E. Main St. MEtfford four-post- M I- items." One woman wrote us that she made a bassinet for her visiting grandchild out of a wicker washing basket.' She covered a cushion in the bottom with a pink Bridal Rose pillowcase. She used the second pillowcase in the package to cover the basket in- ins I bird-cap- e pillowcase. Your own decorating ideas can briphten and rejuvenate many furniture and architectural prob- If 111 18, you'd like easy sewing' West just write me YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER IS A STRONG LINK WITH HOME From the day your children leave home for the first time throughout their stay away from home the local newspaper you send them regularly can be one of their strongest ties with home. An important addition to your letters, it helps them keep astride of changes that occur in their home town; events 'that happen to people they know. It can be a source of comfort o them and to parents at home, because by informing them, you interest them and keep them closer to home. Multi-Strip- e instructions, Price Away sive way to duplicate the declook in your orators' own home. Start with the bedroom. First decorate your bed with our Bridal Rose or French Floral sheets, cases and blankets. Then use other sheets to make lems. cash! CITY FINANCE CORPORATION -- a g Heating bills, clothing bills, snow tiras seems Ilk everything happans In winter. Get a prompt, private cash loan, and handle everything with one easy monthly payment. Just pick up your phone, then pick up your loan. K and out Another woman made cover from a cost-of-livin- like I rf 8. . 1 one-hand- orgeftt-ijp- 9 Wattis 23 news-paye- rs (J 7 10 le Woman's 3 Northwest Helper 121 s 1 1 Wellington Sunnyside 20 Home 1 1 Northwest Price East Price South Price 16 17 fellow-townsm- en side ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER. 1 ed any of the above "decorator HELPER Royal 9 10 Y QlL.an yens' 6 8 brand-nam- sed 4 7 little-understo- od f Delegates. Number.- Name Scofield Clear Creek No A - Said election will be held at IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CARBON COUNTY, "the following polling place, and STATE OF UTAH 1be persons indicated as follows In the Matter of the Estate of SJ1 act as election officials: . COUNTY CONVENTION By ROBERT N. TAYLOR . , NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY at 40th Street, New York New York. Professionals THORIT HATCH Lawyer 15S So. Main Helper, Utah Phone GR IT:Q MITCHELL FUNERAL HOXIE ITP SEND YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER FIENDS AND RELATIVES AWAY FROM HOME . Dick Mitchell ttufceflntet 1 by UELPtR MtSCAMTOM. CO. HHptr, Xm rune! Dtreetor 14 VIST AIAT fAlf IAKI CITY, f AH |