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Show HELPER BOYS' BASEBALL LEAGUES f mm ENEFIT BOYS BASEBALL PROGRAM HOME BAKED ITEMS 10 a.m Sllr f I ad fcJ ' K i e- Wad W i f J m I V U COOKIES O.til 10 U BREAD CAKES KEEP 'EM UP TO BAT! Helper Army Men In Joint Exercises TWO LOCATIONS Approval of a Clean Election? sion. It would !be a healthy devBill was sought last week by Sen. elopment in American politics. Frank E. .Moss "I believe this is also an austhrough the Senate Subcommittee on Pri- picious and proper time to comvileges and Elections.. The bill ment on the groundwork laid for includes a new provision which the adoption of such a provision allows a limited income tax cre- by America's information media dit for contributions to political in the last presidential campaign. I am referring to the immense parties. He prai.ed the nation's news- amount of free time and space papers, magazines and radio and made available by these media TV stations for their efforts to to the "contribute work-vote- " stimulate interest in voting and campaign, and to the in relieving election expenses by effects it had. It was almost giving public service space and impc sible during the campaign time. However, there are stag- months to turn on a TV or radio gering cc:ts in a political cam- cr pick up a newspaper, without paign, he pointed out. being adino.iisb.ed: The bill allows a taxpayer a Give "Don't Pass the Buck tax credit of 50 per cent of his Your Bucks to the Party of Your contributions to a political party Choice.'' with a maximum credit of $10. "This effort was organized by Noting that this wculd allow a the Advertising Council in cocitizen who contributes to his operation with the American He political party a tax credit of $10 ritage Foundation. It told the i he said: American voter that participation "I can think of no way to more in the election meant not only effectively encourage rank-and- -' voting for the candidate of his file financing of political cam- -' choice, but that contributing to paigns than to adopt this provi- -' expenses of the candidate or his party was most important to the Envelopes, all sizes, sold at tht entire election process." now sold by the Helper Journal. COMMUNITY THEATER Moss .called attention to suggestions that the entire costs of poliical campa;fns be financed CT COMEDY by the government, and said: "I prefer the proposal containThe Community Theater group' ed in this bill, not only because of .Price will present a three-act- 1 it will mean participation by comedy Washington more citizens, but also 'because "George Slept Here" at the Geary Theater, it is likely to co:t the taxpayer elates are far less in the long run." for two showings June 6 and 7, with curtain time With the exception of the tax set for 8 p.m. credit provision, the Clean ElecThis is a benefit show with tions Bill is identical with the the proceeds earmarked to go one that was passed by the Sentoward paying for a memorial ate last ses:ion, but not acted on a plaque honoring the late Elmo G. by the House. Important provGeary, former dramatics teach-- ! isions would at Carbon college. er YOU 1. Readjust present limits cr PROTECTED dSS The plaque and a large porcampaign expenditures to realtrait of Mr painted by istic levels. Equitable Insurance Peter Myer ofGeary, the college art 2. (Limit expenditures by Pres Agency department, will be unveiled be- idential and Vice Presidential fore the first night's perform- candidates. ance. 3. .Require financial reporting INSURANCE Taking parts in the play are: in primary elections and convenAlvin M. Jacobsen, Virginia tions sas well as general elections Of All Types Carnivali, David Hammond, Bill 4. Restrict total campaign con Jameson, Margaret Christensen, tributions by any individual to LIFE -- - AUTO Mary Helen Bunnell, Louie Gra-k- o. 910,000 in any year. Dale Christensen, Dr. Quinn Public Liability Whiting, Loretta Sunter, Sherman Griffone, Iva Lou Peterson FIRE and several student from Carbon Hlpig L.G G ALSJ1 GEORGE PATTER1CK college. PhoTie ME7-033- 0 Price, I'tab NOTICE OF SALE -- Phone News Items to Journal (D-Uta- h) e t j 3-A- . ' rff si CORNET STORE son II E L The rER jlligh School Gratis. Funeral services for Joseph H. Dowd Sr., 55, who was-- killed he was when the scoop-tractdriving plunged off Utah 123 last Wednesday, were conducted Sat urday in the Moab LDS Chapel. Mr Down was well' known in Carbon county and Helper where he had been active in Unite! Mine Worker activities. He was also a former governor of Helpc-Lodg,1059, Loyal Order of Moose when the lodge expe.prienced its greatest expan ion in the area. Mr Dowd was born April 24, 1906 in Lester, Colo, to Mary and Jo-Peter Dowd. He married Lena May Turner on Oct. 03, .1925 in Moab. They lived for many years in Carbon County and then in Moab. Mr Dowd was a charter member of the BPCE 2021 and president and vice president of Dist As a high school graduate, you may .be eligible for the new nu- PASTRYETTS MEET clear field Seaman Recruit pro- The Pastryetts met at the home gram, it was pointed to local boys uf Pearl and Marilyn Gardner this week by Navy Recruiter W. to make sandwiches and learned M. Monaghr.n at Helper. This pro - for enterit makes possibleject prising young men to enter the Navy with the assurance th:it they will receive training in the nuclear science field. To get started get the details new. Take the qauiUfication tests to be certain you meet the exacting requirements. If you do you are assured of training in nucle- lonic", after schooling in one ot nine essential basic schools. Sub rnarine training is aiso given to those men who select the under- wat?r phase of nuclear power. See the Navy Recruiter in Help er right away for details'. rict 22, UMWA. Survivors include his widow, Moab; father, Park City, and ons and daughters Joseph J. Jr. and Edward E., (Ted) Dov:d and Mrs Arnold (Lorraine) Grund-vi- g, all of Mcab; Robert (Mike) Dowd, U.S. Air Force in Texas; Mrs Dan (Jerry) Pilling, Kenil-- v orth, and Mrs Art (Helen) Hun saker of Bountiful. Other survivors are 13 grandchildren and brothers and sisters: Mrs Mary E. Bcwen, Now Edward K. Dowd Bedford, Ma-s.- ; Casper, Wyo.; Thomas E. Dowd, Kearns; Mrs Irene Thorn, Moab; Mrs Letty Wheler, San Bernardino, Calif., and Mrs Betty Hahn, Rialto, Calif.; a halfbrother, Jack Holt, and halfsister, Mrs Anna Mason, both of San Bernardino. BIG CAKE SALE Saturday at CORNETS and VELTRI'S THURSDAY, MAY 25. JOURNAL (Utah) Saturday In Moab or PIES AND VELTRI DRUG MOSS PUSHES ELECTION BILL CONTRIBUTIONS iToe Dowd Services Held Navy Calling To The Two soldiers from Helper, S 4 Narcizo Aguirre and Pvt. Mat thew J.- - Skerl, are participating in Exercise Lava Plains, a joint Force field training Army-A- ir exerci-at the Yakima (Wash) Firing Center. The exercise is scheduled to end May 22. the exercise, 18,000 During Army troops and airmen from the 4th Infantry Division, 9th & 12th Air Forces are engaged in maneuvers. Specialist Aguirre, son of Mr and Mrs Joe T. Aguirre, is a gunner in the infantry's Company C. He entered the Army in Sept. ,1955 and was last stationed in Germany. He is a 1958 graduate of Carbon High. Price. Private Skerl, son of Mrs Johanna N. Skerl, is assigned to the infantry's Company D. He entered the Army in Sept. 19S0 and completed basic combat train ing at Fort Ord, Calif. He is a 19&6 graduate of Uintah High at Vernal. rr,r - - PAGE FIVE 1961. with egg and tuna spread. We had throe visitors, ,Kathy Milan 0; Carta Facenetti and Ccnru'e Pe3- setto. Here s a 1 unmistakable quality about j lUiiL ILib ILll ii bjllj Brother of Greeners' Dies In Los Angeles ...and about the people who enjoy it A brother of Tad and Ray Greener of Helper, John Thomas Greener, 68, died Tuesday at Los Angeles of a heart ailment. He was born in Kanosh in Millard to Thomas county July 29, R. and Lucinda Jaine Peterson. He married Florence Baird Sept 6. 1916. He was a former principal in the Scipio and Hinckley schools and later was in the sheep business. He moved to Cal ifornia about 11 years ago. Services will be held Friday in Heber in the LDS Chapel. 1S-9- iio age or time oi me, no position or circumstance, has a monopoly on success. Any age is the right age to start doing. Gerard. NEED IT IXfnturlttf Since 1878, Hill and Hill STRAIGHT BOURBOM Straight Bourbon Whiskey has been a select Kentucky distillation. It is trulv a bourbon made in the finest American tradition. VlKtK.'.-w.i- ' the bourbon with the flavor of America TH Hill MO Hill OlSTIlim CO., lOOISYlllE. KY. KENTUCKY MAKE IT STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY-- GOT IT OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE, is hereby given Carbon County offers for the surface rights only, to following property received County at the previous May that sale the by Tax Sales: FOR SALE TO CLEAN CARPETS better we will loan a Blue Lustre Carpet FREE with purShampooer chase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Mutual Furniture & Hardward of 55,ltcv Helper. Avalon Hotel in FOR SALE Helper. Buy Furnishings, lease building. For appointment Call 5.13,ltc GR water heater. Call GR CARPET Rea-onabl- Hou-ie- , Elec. price e 5.25.usc HEADQUARTERS installation. A Good Sample Line. Free Estimates. end Mohowk. Alexander-Smit- h Firth carpets. irELPER FURN. Expert & irWR. Helper Wanted l,5,usc 'Its SHOIV IT ,sff for me!" 3 E; -- -- Bedroom FOR SALE furnace, stoker, blower, SEE IT In Township 13 South, Range East, SX.M.: Section 12: NE'4 of the NEVi Section 17. NW'4 of the NW'4; SW'4 of the SWV4. For Rent Section 19: NE'i of the NE-'.- 4; SE of the NE'4; SW4 NE'4 ; NE'4 of the NW-'- 4; of the ROOMS FOR RENT Day, week NEV4 of the SWU; NW'4 or monthly rates. Also Furnof the SE'4; Lots 3 and 4 ished Apts. Steam Heat. Wash(74 acres) Less R.R. Right-of-Wa- y. HILLCREST room facilities. & APTS. Phone GR HOTEL Section 25:. EMs of the lO.lO.usc Helper, SW',4 of the NEVi'; NWVi of modern house the SEV4. FOR RENT on Blake St., Helper, Phone after 4 p.m. for in- In Township 13 South, Range GR East, SL.M.: 5.25t5tc formation. Section 8: SWV4 of the SWV4 Section 15: SEVi of the SW- one FOR RENT One '4 , less R. of W. moand One Also: The NWV4 of the SW-V- i, dern houses near Central Sch. Section 13, Township 15 5.25.usc Call GR South, Range 12 East, S.LJJ. FOR RENT Four Room House, The N'i of the NE'4, Secmodern, furnished, with furntion 30, Township 15 South, ace. Good location. Call GR Range 14 East. 5.1 1. use The SW!4 of the SWVi, SecEast tion 36, Township 15 South, FOR RENT OR LEASE Range 11 East, S.L.M. Side Market in Helper Sec the 9 JUY ; IT ! 4m m A II V'fct rnine owner John Pellegrino at 55 Carbon County expressly rePalmer St., Helper or Phone serves and withholds unto itself bHwocn dates of all the Coal, Mineral, Gas and GR for details. Oil Rights and Interests in and to 5,13,ltc Miscellaneous or WOMEN! Earn extra consumServe vacation monry. PUG & CAKPET CLEANERS -(ers with Rmvloigh pruducts Oriental and Domestic). Carpe in Helper. Many earn $3.50 per Rug Pending and Serg-ing- ; Laying, start. Part-tim- e hour from TJphoVery and Rug Shamconsidered. Write Rawkigh'S, pooing; F.lectrolux S,i1ps an! 5. Denver, Dept. Service. W. R. Everett, 644 N Colorado. 5,ll,?tp 2nd East, Price. Ut.ih. Phon MEN UTE-170-171- ME 7-- 3 S 1 7. iL to the promises described with right of others to mine minerals, coal and drill and produce oil and gas. Bids will be received until 10 June 6th, 19C1, and tho County reserves the rifiht to accept or reject any and all bid or parts of bids, for best interest of the County. A.M., urn Board of Countv Commissioners: OrHEALTH FOOD STORE of all makes to by.' B. H. YOUNG, fit RADIOS CAR ganic Vitamins, Clint Miller AuMotorola. car.?. County Clerk., $33.95 up, at Whole Wheat Flour thorized service dealer for Mo2nd N. 316 Fart, Date first of Grange's, publication, Thursand torola, Delco, Packard-Be- ll 1961. Date of last Price, Utah. Phone ME 23, May day, Sylvanla. Carl'i Record Shop, June 1, publication, Thursday, GR2-5911 Phone 3,21.usc 1931. IT . means better living for you Once a manufacturer was looking for a better product. "I want to be sure that people NEED IT," lie said. So he asked a lot of theni about IT. The answers told him how to MAKE IT. Finally he GOT If. But IT tost an awful lot to make To sell it for less, he'd have to make IT by the million. Which by the million, too. faa n ltobc$olJ So he let his advertising man SEE IT. Ads began to show it to millions who might LIKE IT enough to BUY IT. AnJ they did. For IT was indeed a product that they needed, at a prke they could afford to pay. Then a big sign, more help wanted appeared on the factory door. Everybody was happy, for now they haJ IT made. ; I f v ; y. v v J AO j ? ' Let's Keep Rolling Ahead 66 PSOCf |