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Show PAGE THE HELPER SIX STANDARDVILLE NEWS Phyllis and Vaunfl Anderson were with chickenpox this week. Mr and Mrs Jack Smith have moved to Royal to make their home. Billy Faddis was on the sick list with chickenpox, last week. Bernice Roden spent a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson. Mr and Mrs Elmo Anderson and family motored to Sanpete county Wt week. Vonda Toson is another from here wbo had chickenpox last week. Bertha Moss of Mt. Pleasant is HI j new project has been added the already crowded score was won by Alice Faddis, sec-- I the Helper chapter, ond by Grace Stalker and low by Moose. The members have selected a very patriotic and outstanding hiph Francis Morrison. Mrs Thelraa Wilson and Ruth Moss school graduate. Miss Lorraine Hill, club Fri. whom they will sponsor in nursing, entertained the day evening. High scores were won school at the Holy Cross hospital. by Mildred Smith, Donna White and Miss Hill, daughter of Mrs John P.. Beth Anderson. Low score by Lona of Helper, has achieved high and Frances jBottino Davis, Ora Peterson honors during her high school career. Morrison. She was secretary-treasure- r of the .Associated Women Students, senior class treasurer, student manager of 'girls' intramural She won the follow, ing awards: a student manager medal, an outstanding activity medal and an award for being an honor student, She was praduated from Carbon high school in May. 1943. Very enthusiastic about taking up nurses' training. Miss Hill will enter nursing school at the Holy Cross hospital on September 1. According to Jeffie Dalton, senior! regent, the Helper chapter feels honored to lie able to sponsor Lor-- 1 raine, who they feel certain will make1 the most of such an opportunity. Miss Hill reports that as soon as! she has successfully com;'l'te ! her training she will perhaps join with! the Army or Navy nurse corps. ONE YEAR AGO From files of May 28, 1942 Merle'ne Migliori. daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Mipliori. of Helper, and Chris Pascuzzi, son of Mr and Mrs AnRelo Pascuzzi of Helper, were awarded high scholastic honors at the annual graduation exercises of the Notre Dame school in Price Thursday evening. iv SAVES VITAL WAR MATERIALS MEETS W. P. B. REQUIREMENTS AMAZING NEW COCiERATOR ANSWERS TODAY'S REFRIGERATION PROBLEM Important to every housewife in these days of food rationing is Cooler-tor'- s marvelous food keeping qualities. Coolerator's washed air refrigeration method uses ice to keep foods fresh longer and preserve their This amazing new refrigerator is possible today because M natural flavors. materials and conforms with W.P.B. if built almost entirely of This low cost Coolerator is built to meet today's refrigerarequirements. tion needs, and to give you good refrigeration for years to come. Operaweek on the average. is necessary only twice ting costs are small non-critic- al Plenty of Cracked or Ch!ppd fee Too, For Cooling Beverages on d For Salads FAMILY SIZE H. Wilson, FRESHER See them at Mrs T. C. Smiley was honored at a evening in the K of P hall in view of her election to the presidency of the Rebekah lodges of Utah. reception Friday PALACE CANDY STORE Phone 170 Helper Mr and Mrs Cliff Crawford spent the week end in Salt Lake visiting Mrs Crawford's sister, who is a patient in a hospital there. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS . . . Mr For- Achieves Scholarship i i. :nin!iiitti!i.:i:n;tii!it No Special Gas For Vacations Vacations are fine, but there will no extra gasoline for vacation travel this year, says Price Adminis trator Prentis M. Brown. Both rubber and gssaline supplies are too critical to allow motorists any "luxury gasoline rations. Mr Brown pointed out that gasoline coupons in an 'A' book could be saved, and that gasoline could be carried over in the tank of an automobile from one period to the next. In this way. a motorist may save fuel for ISO miles for a vacation trip by car be over-suppl- HELPER BUSINESS DIRECTORY f K- - 7:30 7:30 7:43 8:00 M-- S ' News M.S Devotional Hour T & T F-- F Ian Ross MacFarlane 8: 00 News Sat. S:05 Rainbow House Sat. 8:30 Cheer Up Gang M.F 8:45 Arthur Gaeth news Sun. M-9:00 Stanley Dixon F 9:00 Billy Repaid news Sat. M-- F 9:15 Karl Zomar 9:30 Yankee House party .... M-- F 9:45 Country Editor Sun. 10:00 Carter news Sun. 10:00 Reviewing Stand Sun. 10: lo Bill Hay Reads Bible... M.W-- F 10:15 Mary Lee Taylor T & T 10:30 Patty Jean's Health Club .. .M-- F 10:30 News Sun. 10:45 Letters To My Son Sun. 11:00 Sydney Moseley M-- F 11:00 Stanley Dixon news Sun. 11:30 News M-S 11:33 Pegeen Fitzgerald M.F 12:30 Cedric Foster news ... 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Hughes news S 8:15 Bond Wagon gat. 9:00 Q.E.D. new M-9:30 Mine Report M.S 9:80 Camp Kearna Presents ....Wed 9:30 Cisco Kid Thu. 9:30 Music Without Words Fri. 9:30 Halls of Montezuma frat. and ACCESSORI TRANSFER . surplus supply of grain according to some figures I saw in one of your farm papers the other day. But that surplus is being used to mighty good advantage and is making the contribution of you fanners to the war effort Confirm of Akohoik Bnrtmtt litduthin. Int. ....T-W.- PARTICULAR PEOPLE i Phone 172 111 MJ ! 1W IKAJAtU M.J Helper W M. Iff DIAMONDS Registered SERVICE SUPER 83 it HELPER I I ! ! ! MOVING & II . t ONLY" STORE FOR THE ES St. Helper Phone 10 Ivy GOODS "QUALITY EXPLOSIVES Insured & THE GIFT SHOP OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STATION JEWELERS TEXACO PRODUCTS EXPERT SERVICE Good i "THE of Supply 7 Phone 351 STORE WITH REPUTATION A War Tires BESa"" FOR THE Helper j STRENGTHEN THE HOME FRONT & w,',wyy .wyMWy''; SIDE $ EAST HELPER SHOE SHOP GROCERY EXPERT SHOE COURTEOUS John $ l VEGETABLES "Your Neighborhood Grocer" SERVICE Krissman, Owner OF UNDERPASS Phone 150 i Helper f M & TROY LAUNDRY to Pays A EAST BUY AT HOME AND SAVE i It GROCERIES MEATS REPAIRING And Supplies Patronize CENTRAL COMM. , AND SUPPLY CO Reliable Business Better Materials EXPERT SERVICE AND i WORKMANSHIP SI Phone 350 ". more Important than ever. "Here's just one example of what I mean. The beverage distilling industry alone will use 100,000,000 bushels of this surplus to make alcohol seriously needed by the government for gunpowder, synthetic rubber, chemicals and medical supplies. "So, keep it growin Henry. ..you're doing a great job." I I and Storage Co. s Mine Report TOGGERY THE CARBON TRANSFER . "Sure been a great year for crops, Judge... best we've had in quite a spell." " That's true, Henry. . . all over thecountry. As a matter of fact, there's been quite a - i com-mand- COVERED DISHES NOT NEEDED said problem, The goal of the Sccnnrt u-,-. rester. "If every man employed would , r ton - UUUUn dol- nine i,a- 19 iJ 1.M1 rjJ3 work 30 days a month, there would mat is about jars, one just workers be no need for additional nun 01 tne estimated increase and if men would report for work of the Public Debt for the fisevery regular working day. the sitcal year of 1943. uation would be alleviated." he said. Considerable numbers of men have Buy War Bonds and Stamps been brought here from outside, but work. many more will be needed to furnish other Mr Forrester stated that every efof labor for necessary production fort is being made to combat the abcoal sentee problem and hold down the Most of the defense construction work in the county has now been number of men brought in, as this y of completed, and building and construe, may cause a serious tion trade workers are available for labor after the war. TEN YEARS AGO From files of May 26, 1933 Under the supervision of Mrs C. R. Fahring, efforts arc now being made wedding to organize three troops of Girl who for the past year has served as adjutant for Car. bon Post No. 21, was elected for the coming year at the annual election of officers last Friday night. OF FOODS I this in Price last commodities, said Glen Ballinger, lo cal board clerk. The state officials also gave instructions on war ration book No. 3. Russell L. Humphreys, associate price specialist of the OPA, headed the group of five attorneys. uu x Scouts in Helper. At a meeting held in the Utah service rooms Tuesday afternoon, ten girls were enrolled in the organization, with Mrs Harris Simonsen as captain. Mr and Mrs Joseph Litizzette of Long Beach, California, left Helper B. J. Vieta of was elected Friday after visiting here for a short state deputy of theHelper Utah State Conn, time. cil, Knights of Columbus, at the clossession of the annual state conMrs Mary Morrison, manager of ing vention Monday afternoon in the the local telephone office, returned Notre Dame hall at Price. to her work Monday following a prolonged illness. The O. P. Skaggs store during the week has been undergoing a past FIVE YEARS AGO thorough sprino renovating and from files of May 26, 1938 Gus Tsangaris and James Turner attended the Masonic meet in Salt Lake City Tuesday. M. LESS DRYING OUT FOODS their combat silver anniversary, Mr and Mrs Lynn Over-lad- e entertained about 50 guests Sunday afternoon during an open house affair from 2 to 6 o'clock. Celebrating of the OPA Thursday. Board members and clerks of the respective counties met during the day and ironed out the rationing problems of their areas. Main interest and instruction dealt with the ration procedure and practices as affected by the new price ceilings 011 manv ket-nl- Gin-rum- Backward Gl anccs KEEPS U. According to John C. Forrester, in Employment service manager Carbon in Price, mine labor scarcity felt. He stated county is being is to be brought up that if production 1395 men tn the reauired amounts the present time in could lie used at the Carbon coal mines. Absenteeism is one of the principal reasons for the need of additional' help, and is running abnormally high at the mines. Plant management and labor com. mittees have been set up at almost all of the camps of the county and are cooperating in an attempt to S. ' 'PS(Wf i Hill Lorraine 1943 A school of instruction for ration board representatives of Carbon Grand, San Juan, Uintah, Emery and Duchesne' counties was conducted CARBON GO. IN to war program of Women of the ACUTE LABOR LORRAINE HILL IN NURSES' SCHOOL 27, RATION PROBLEMS DEALT WITH BY OPA OFFICIALS SCARCITY OF MINE WOMEN OF MOOSE WILL SPONSOR A THURSDAY, MAY UTAH HffM.PEK. wM j Mr cs7- - : spending a few days here at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Moss. Mr and Mrs E. A. Muhlesteln were Sunnyrlale visitors Sunday. Mrs Hammond and family are back from their visit to Vernal. Mrs Donna White entertained the: Pinochle club Friday evening High ihitrkai $ g Helper FOR YOUR BUILDING Phone NEEDS 72 Helper f SUPPORT THOSE MERCHANTS WHO ARE BUILDING HELPER ymmmvsmsw&sm, INSURANCE in Legal Reserve Companies L. A. 42 S. 1st East. Apt 6 HILLS tJtah Price, Phone 321 yy,Wyy'( SQUARE DEAL YOUR I.GA. STORE GROCERIES MEATS DRY GOODS FOR "EVERYTHING THE HOME" Phone 22 Helper V For VICTORY and SECURITY RTTV mm uuhus and STAMPS |