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Show PAGE THE HELPER TEN Mr and Mrs Ralph Poulson and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs of Price. daughter Carol of Ephraim were Gerald Otteson house guests of Mr and Mrs Hector Journals, Ledgers, Day Books, Chiara last week end. The Poulsons at the Helper Journal. nd Chiaras were dinner guests m w n is eb - Sun. - Mon. ME! Tues. TAUT! TERRIFIC! MARK HELLINGER RELEASE UNIVERSAL EDMOND O'BRIEN ALBERT DEKKER v ..i.iJiwm Screenplay by ANTHONY AVA Scout Leadership Training Course Planned For Section A for all scouters in the new Southeastern Utah region council is being planned in the near future at th Carbo college in Price, Corner Peacock, sectional council president, announced early this week. The dates have not been definitely set, but Saturday evening and all uay Sunday will be the days. The four counties included are Carbon. Emery. Grand and San Juan. course HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY his celebrated Hruce Berensen fifth birthday on Jan. 22 at his home with the help of 13 little friends. They included Orlando Sanchez, Becky Matson, James Franklin and Jacke Miller, Kay, Drew, Jacqueline and Freddy Binks, Jessie Garcia, Joan and Maralyn Krissman and Gary and Sandra Berensen. id wild GARDNER THURSDAY. PEJJ1AIL The Mexican Outlaw team Tuesday night hung up a victory over the Helper Clowns,; while Fisher Beer of Price was nick ing the Vets Club of that city to keep their league leadership in the KOAL circuit. Both games were played on the Helper floor. Joe Prezel was the heavy scorer for the Outlaws and Kandaris led the Clowns. Jackson Jewkes with 19 14 points, led Fishers' and Wilson's scores gave him honors for the Vets. JANUARY j dinner Sunday at theT a Guests were Mr and Mrg and young men, are in charge of the musical program. singer and baby; Shirley j V Mr and Mrs Frank Xicolej children and Mr and Mrs E, gjf turn. 50-3- 7 from where I sit ... j Joe Marsh VOLl Sam Hackney Reports on the U.S.A. L.D.S. CONFERENCE time. Individuals who criticize . other's right to speak his mind; enjoy a glass of beer; or work t any trade he chooses. But those vt the exceptions and we're even tolerant ot them! From where I sit, more of js ought to make a trip like th to realize firsthand Hackneys how America is bigger than fa many differences . . .how t oleranet of those differences is the very tiling mat, mases us strong. Sam Hackney and the missus just returned from a trailer trip around the country. They're tired, and glad to be home, but mighty impressed w ith what they saw. section As Sam reports every has something different; a different way of talking ; different tastes in food and drink; different laws and customs. But bigger than all these differences is the American spirit of tolerance that lets us live together in united peace. "Of course," says Sam, "you run into intolerance from time to (Continued from Page One) where he will address, what is hoped will be, all the Boy Scouts, Scoutmasters and Scouters in Carbon county. According to Mr McQueen, who is adviser to the MIA in the stake, invitations have been extended to Carbon and North Carbon scout districts urging them to encourage all scout troops dress in their uniforms and attend the meeting at 7:30 in a body. Mr McQueen reports that the center section of the tabernacle will be reserved for Scout troops and Scoutmasters, and troops should sit together. The stake MIA with Mrs Irvin Davies, and Duane Frandsen, respective presidents of the young women Fl W On ing since for conti who thos ed show I and Iand Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers turn Foundation men Wet SAM LEVENE and introducing BURT LANCASTER HMRWMa Jtj-- VEiLLER From !he story by ERNEST HEMINGWAY Produced J of turkey Mr and Mrs George Fullerton Spring Glen entertained with, ! 33-2- training leadership two-da- H EL Outlaws, Fisher Beer Win Games Tuesday basketball vx& f ?ff VfJ X . JOURNAL-- Tayl by MARK Juni HELLINGER Vini SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS lard and NEWS An Ounce of sho the Prevention will you know the rest of the eaving sod it's undeniable truth! If your med- A icine chest ia low in supplies, visit your drupginl and let him advise you wisely as to what precautionary drugs to buy. Prompt delivery of prescriptions is assured. sen B. FOODS! IN SELEC met call the fre S L. & A. DRUG Prices Effective Fri., Sat., January 31, Feb. 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