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Show THURi 12 1947 limKLPEK Mr .r,I U H N A II u. iserret! aiTim. panied l.y Miss Ada Rk-hwere Sa't Lake visitors last week. TIDINGS HOME-TOW- N 0 J Bits of Thi8.and.That of the People and Happenings In and about Helper. XI- liOUSi, f Mr and sisti-- lino. Norma Anderson who is employed by the DTR in provo was a week end visitor here. The main purpose of the visit was to spend her mother's birthday with her. Her mother is Mrs Louise Anderson. face in Helper Another familiar season is that . vacation e the is home from Chris Pa.cuzzi, who Idical studies from Creighton Univ JSv Omaha, Nebraska. Chris, the nf Mr and Mrs Angelo Pascuzzi, Sunday dinner guests at the home devote most of his vacation- per of Mr and Mrs E. S. Bray were Mr rail-roaGrande Rio the Si working for and Mrs Bailey Doss of Price. Mrs R. W. Minson of Alameda, . .. nni,'fn..,in .oiuuiiiw, was a visitor last week at the home of her parents Mr and1 DAY FOR FATHER'S .uib n. MAKE IT A panied turned i.a.i. .Mrs .Minson aecom- - by her husband, recently re from a trip to Honolulu, of r M IN UTAH r is .Miss THE ;.vi Jo.uie is I PAGE NOT - ( GUlLTV . - guiltv-vou- I b mx car SO-- tR- BntAK was moumiii U axmY Vvou 0Ne NO LAU.4 ftiJT 1 Yr -- ....vnlC rim 1 1 MiiMDOtn Acoiugs 1 i V ABt &VI01NTLV vi c rw ftMn VOO ic isubstantial citiieh va.' v '. (. ' 1 "), fM '''A i the s Miss Ada Wa'.-r- : M of Oakland, California is sp.-nh,r vacation at the h.'tne of j.,.. ;u:v!its Mr and Mrs Sam 'at,.i She will turn to Oakland t. part of the week. two-wee- - Kiwanis Are Making. For 'f IllflV ATTENTION. Chicago Convention JWt'c V'lM CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE h Please mail invitation to the following, to attend Carbon's Centennial Homecoming on July 17 and 18. They are former Carbon residents. Business and professional leaders from all sections of the United Statos. Canada. Alaska am Hawaii will descend unon Chieauo Sunday, June 29, for the 32nd annual convenIt ion of Kiwanis International. Some lo.uoo persons are expected to attend the five-dameeting, which will be based on the service organ- .,.1 ,,,;.,:....., l, !iTiti,,.,'i. i.r. l!Sl ai I e null aillll itifjue Iv'I liub year. "Build for Peace Patriotism- - j Miss Mary I'oto.'hun k of Helper is visiting in California for a vacation period S PUlIlS Mrs N.ddan Williams and tamily ,,f Castle Dale wore dinner Sliest.- - Siilli.IV at the Sim V:.tur. liotiie. - V'--' Mr an,! iield FIVB By Merrill V0ON6 man- - .'HALT' LAW -- 3 ,1., ) NAME Of Vv vlOQ - Yi.-i;i- S ru halt halt THE w Wi: Moffitt, son Visiting at the home of Mr :,,) ... ,h Mrs Bruce Marilyne, h Mrs of Thorit Hatch are Mr ami Mrs Mrs daughter rprald and !,,; ,V Citv, were houseguests at Alva Hatch and daughter Mrs Lloyd liou.utt ,,:' liuri.aope Garland. hoL of Mr and Mrs James Hot- - Watkins of Vernal. . i u k WART, THE SPEED COP Mrs Y R. end were Mr and Nutter am! Mr and Mr of sa:t i.ak,- Citv. I Mr- - h It ii. -. s H 1 NAME - PFC Ferrill liellistou of the U. S. ADDRESS army, arrived in Helper last Satur CITY day night from St. Louis, Missouri STATE Dr. ' and Mrs James Ruggeri and tor a shnrr fiirlmo'h FROM .............. .llu .v. i v vu. . in rolnr'n TA .. . T i J t ui. aim .ins j. j. uaipiaz aiienuea to I!a ttle (.'reek, Michigan on a new Mail This Blank To: the dental convention in Ogden last assignment. HELPER JOURNAL B. H. Young, Opportunity." County Clerk, Price, Utah week end. The program will feature address-JohLange returned home lastjes by outstanding figures in Amer-.weeafter being confined to a Salt ican and Canadian public life, el- D.U.P. Seeking Items hLake hospital for medical attention. ection of officers, club activity con- HELPER MAN AMONG About Settlement ferences, and the foremost in enterdinner Wednesday evening Of Carbon County guests tainment. B.Y.U. GRADUATES at the George Kelly home were Mr J. N. Emerson, Pullman. Wash.. A history of Carbon county is la and Mrs Bob Kelly of Price. prominent west coast chain store Arthur W. Wilson, Helper, was one the process of being compiled and owner and president of Kiwanis InHave you visited an 0. P. Skaggs System Store lately? If you Monty and Edith Standley are the ternational, will preside at the vari of the 487 students awarded degrees will be published In the near future parents of a baby girl born ous sessions. The convention will at Brigham Young University in com- by the Daughters of the Utah Pion proud haven't you're missing, not only the most economical shopping Saturday at the Price hospital. Both onen Siindav evenine. .Tune 29 with mencement exercises held June 4. eers. The public is invited to assist center, but a pleasurable experience. O. P. Skaggs System Stores mother and daughter are doing fine. an address by the Rev. Norman V. "e recelved his BS degree trom the with this project by sending in any information or pictures they feel L0Ue ot "cation.. are arranged for your convenience, laid out in the most efficient Peale, pastor of New York City's should be included tn the book. laureate services " honoring Priscilla and Joan Boyack returned historic Marble Collegiate church, manner to serve you, and make your shopping a real pleasure. classes-lar- gest In The DUP are anxious that everythe a graduating visit from Wednesday and close Thursday morning, July 3, one who helped settle Carbon county Come in and pleasure shop at our O. P. Skaggs System Stores. with their grandmother Mrs Priscilla following ".story of the university-w- ere the appearance of Earl held June and traditional alumni receive the credit that is due them M. Boyack of Spanish Fork. . Bunting, president of the National took place on the campus which is the main reason this plea reunions Association of Manufacturers. 3 The commencement address is being made to the public. ContriPrices Sat., June 13 and 14 Special features have been planned was delivered Final Rites Held For butions should be sent to Mrs Irvln Taft Ezra Benson, by for wives of Kiwanians in attendance . , i Gerber at Wellington. Twe,Ve the 0f "nC n'e canteen will be ess-- ! Spring Canyon Youth while a teen-ag. church' the iof and girls. Funeral services were held Sun-,da- tablished for boys The Kiwanis club of Helper will. Master's degrees were conferred June S, at 2 p.m. at the Mitchbe represented at the Chicago con- - "PO" 21 candidates in the graduate ell funeral home In Price for Paul vention by the following delegates: school, and bachelor's degrees upon ;Biondich, IS. Spring Canyon, who R J. Roland Taylor and!466 candidates in the colleges of Vaughan, Gateway died Wednesday, June 4, in the applied science, arts ana sciences, 1 others. hospital of double pneu- perhaps . commerce, education and" fine arts. Case monia contracted after an illness of Jean Anderson of Pleasant Grove, A four years. Former Bishop E. T. HIGHER RENTS TOOK MAN! delivered the valedictory representing serthe conducted Latuda of class. her jReid KGS LIPT0NS vices. The commencement was" the 71st EFFECT JUNE FIRST Mr Biondich was born at Spring held since the founding of the univ- Canyon, April 30, 1920, a son of Matt jersity by Brigham Young in 1875, B jand Caroline Biondich. Moving tq Higher rentals to reflect increases and ha9 8Declal significance in re Standardville with his parents when in construction costs will be allowed lation to the current centennial an- a small boy. he attended elementary atter June 1 in all rents established niversary of the setling of Utah by 1 LB BOX ASSORT schools at Standardville, later enter- by Area Rent Directors in cases in- - brigham Young and the Mormon ing the Helper junior high school. volving major capital improvements pioneerg in 1347 His illness forced him to leave the to existing dwelling accommodations or the creation of new dwelling units! school while in junior high. DDI A PC DCDMITC Ml Y1 Alilll AUt CREAM Surviving are his mother and his by conversion of existing structures, Dry Shaver by Ward stepfather. Pete Busio, Spring Can- the office of Rent Control of the oz yon; a sister, Anna May Biondich, Housing Expediters office announced! Yes actually a vest pockMarriage licenses issued this week Bitoday. Spring Canyon; a brother, Matt et size dry shaver that can according to the office of County The allowance will be Jo a month cprk B H Young, are as follows: ondich. Spring Canyon; four half be used any time anywhere! sisters. Mrs Margarete Evans, of for each $1000 spent. The present! Wlllianl Henry Williams Jr., Price, Rolls away the whiskers JOAN OF ARC No. 2 CAN Standardville, and Caroline, Millie allowance is $4 a month. Jean Xoni pobhs Allen, Price. ,and fast but can't scrape or of the allowance,; In explanation and .Mary Busio, Spring Canyon; 4 Bm Robert Clements, Consumers, nick! Vestpok requires: no half brothers, Steve Milkovich, Pete rent control officials pointed out that;an(1 Dora LUcille Anderson, Huntlng-th- e electricity no soap or water, LG CANS rent regulations provides hat'ton and Joe Busio. Spring Canyon, and no brush or mirror! $3.00 structural rents when involving George Milkovich, U. S. Army. Jame8 Mangum, Price, and Shirley with 10 finest razor steel Burial was at the Mountain View changes are fixed by area rent of' Arnald, Price. blades. Extra blades, 65 cents CAN TALL fices, increases in construction costs Cemetary in Helper. Herbert Ferdinand Howell, Daven-shal- l for package of ten. be taken into account. iport, Iowa, and Mildred Eleanore SCOFIELD ROAD IS In November, 1945, a policy was l5owen, Hiawatha. of considering established general! Leading with your chin? r)avjd j siama, Price, and Aprilla BLOCKED BY WATER increases in construction costs since Cox Wellington. Be smooth - - use Water has covered approximately 1939, a year when costs were rela Paul Herold Manchester, Huntinga half mile of the main highway to tively stable. ton, and Donna Jean Jones, Hunting Seofield, where it passes the south Increases in construction costs are ton Lydene All al- Thomas James Blegler, Helper, portion of the reservoir. kept under continuous study, and Sliced 5-- oz lowances are fixed from time to time an(J Anne gtar, Carbonvllle. 111 so as to permit amortization over a: where at least a states or ties of of that short part PRICE period relatively L. & A. DRUG citizens the agree that such of from costs resulting gen jority taken." be shall action eral cost increases since 1939. Phone 17 Helper THURSDAY The larger allowance to become Journals, Ledgers, Day Books, effective June 1 is based on Increasat the Helper Journal. JULY es in construction costs since December, 1946, when the allowance of $4 a month for each $1000 spent was CIRCUS GROUNDS established. GOOD BOOK Hawaii. ' ' THE -, 111 i n k Is It A Pleasrue Shopping? two-wee- te Effective Fri. ' e s COFFEE AO (4 .J0 i gr..cl SOUP MAKE DAD Stan-'dardvil- UADPy 29c 47c 89c 3 NUCOA CHOCOLATES 23c Marshmallow Give Him A rtllmliu j 15c 25c 59c PORK & BEANS KRAUT PINK SALMON MILE 49' Brands 4 Cans VESTPOK IQn 3rd BALL GROUNDS - n LB FRANKFURTERS PICNIC HAMS SHANKLESS LB GARLIC SAUSAGE LARD 2 (0pen Kettle) SLAB BACON FHOLE or HALF GROUND BEEF LEAN LBS LB LB 39c 47c 59c 49c 59c 35c Beef Veal, Pork, Chickens, Mutton, Cut to Your Order Cheese of All Kinds at Lowest Market Prices WORLD'S NEWEST! WORLD'S 6 ARENAS? AN I HELPER A SUBETY OF PURIT FOR 1000 ft ICMMIN IN MOCK INI WORLD'S GREATEST AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION 9 lOftt-15- 0 (0 AMNK STARS S CONTINENT SCATS-- JO MUSICIANS-- NI KATUIIC.O UTAH I lilt ISO WILD ANIN GMAT mu --L ' BIG SHOW MALS -I- foodX T FINEST -- stores IT CIHCUS-S5OO.- DOOM Ovr wK ln4iMrrit4IUif In AM rtur Strang O00 frrn Land. POTTER TROUPE IIIT MIDCV 9 INAffttACH TNI WOULD Or TMf 2 FLYING fOLD CHAMPION ACTS IO' IILIT tAUiriNQ Of CMIKICA WO CON. IUH dAily2.8P.m.i:.7: T P.M. L OTPS CAPITAL INVtSTtD twice rlmmlnc nfivalin WmtrM Surr1 TININTAl The part of the road on the steep shore line of the reservoir remained several feet above the edge of the water during the years before the larger dam was completed. Now the increased capacity has caused the water to rise, and it is expected that an even longer distance will ne inundated when the reservoir is at its capacity. of the past winThe rapid run-of- f the water snows brought ter's heavy over the highway before preparation could be made to provide another route. THE FEDERAL COUNCIL uc CHURCHES AND ALCOHOL As two operating principles for social control, the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, suggests: al1. "Regulation of advertising of the coholic beverages. We deplore aleffect which the advertising of to have, coholic beverages is destined especially upon the mind of youth, through its unwarranted and false claims, which go beyond Public presentation of brand names, common to inall advertising, and which aim to with alcohol prestige vest the use of and desirability. This calls for regnot voulatory practices which, if advereffect into by put luntarily tising agents, should be imposed by appropriate organs of government. of 2. "Local or state elimination traffic in alcoholic beverages. This means what is commonly known as trade or local option, eliminating the ' communl- in neighborhoods, traffic HOME OWNERS! WE CAN DELIVER A BENDIX Home Laundry Now! 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