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Show HELPER The IS SOC I (Utah) riSIl AND GAME'S JOURNAL NOTICE SPORTSMEN'S NEWS AT IO N if i ,;f c ? ? vt a , The Board of Education of the Carbon County School DistBaces james intends to make the followrict Game Aiaoager ing adjustments in its 1964-6- 5 Las week I briefly mentioned budget: the Dodd Bill and that Dr. F. Increase the item known as A. Migliore is heading up the administration from $51,575.68 to campaign in this area to . try $53,500.00. and prevent its passage. This Increase the item known as our Director, Harold S. Pupil Personnel Services from Crane, came out publicly, join $9,500.00 to $10,200.00. ed by the other Western Fish & Increase the item known as Game directors in opposition Health Service from $6,021.88 to the Dodd Bill). to $6,500.00. Mr Crane said: "Under the Increase the item known as proposed legislation, this De- Adult Education from $5,000.00 n n at inm Antti-ony- VV. i uDiuna every TDuredaj Bridge Luncheon June 17 Sorella Stella D'Amenca e country officers of OTAH HKI.PK.R. The monthly meeting of the Club Auxiliary are sponsoring VI.Hf- - At The Pot Offloa At Helper. UlaJl Sorella Stella D'America lodge a bridge luncheon at the Club Critri A. ..nj was held last Thursday at the n Thursday,- June 17. A cordial THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1965 PAGE TWO to ail civic auditorium. Kate Bruct invitation is extended of Kenilworth was accepted in- - members and to the public to to membership. Hostess for the attend. Make reservations by 472 Force Labor Swelling evening were Ida Bruno, Adel- - June 15 by calling "GARDEN CLIPPINGS" ine Bolognese and Aurelio A. 5745, or Time Bring Vacation During Homemade Seppi. There'll be no meetings your own cards. by Digger Sixty eight thousand young until August 1th. candy will be furnished as well abilas door prizes. partment's People have often said to me, men and women 16 years thru Cooks Little the be Hanpy old will into 21 would impaired step seriously thumb." years My "yoti have a green The Happy Little Cooks met Here for the Memorial Day ity hunter provi he friends, every one, can have Utah labor force within the with leader Sherlene Riche and weekend were Mr & Mrs Keith ides nearly 50 of our revenue, one if they want it. Here are a next few days, and 2,000,000 made two kinds of candy. They Gardner of Blackfoot, Idaho, which could be lost if the nonfew pointers. When you set out all do so nationally. all turned out good according to sharing visiting time with cous resident hunter becomes unduly well These young people will be plants see that your soil is ins Mr and Mrs Em Gardner restricted in traveling to Utah Howell. prepared and moist enough. looking for jobs, jobs that could Reporter Gaylene and Mr and Mrs Glen Gardner to hunt. Evening is the preferable time make a difference in the future Mr and Mrs John Mabnto and the Harr Hiatt-Senator Moss says: "In sum as the for transplanting plant of their lives, of Utah and the spent last weekend in Ogden bemary, I believe the Dodd Bill has all night to adjust itself nation where they attended graduation Afternoon Club Meets fore the sun beats down on it. Realizing the seriousness of exercises at Weber College fori The Tuesday afternoon club is too limiting, and at the same time leaves too much leeway Ii the first few days after trans- the problem, President John- son J. Brent. group met for a regular bridge Administrattive for cover are your son is asking employers in the fair, session last week at the home planting to Mrs motored Bill restrictions." To date Sen. and Flaim it shade with or can a Mrs A with of create Mrs to at J. States seedling United least Greener, sevMoss she where Fairview has received 3,500 personspent with a shingle. million extra jobs for HappS) Mrs Bud Petersen sis- from Utahns who obwith her eral al letter visiting days earth to moist Mrs John and these young folks by giving Be sure Laboroi, claiming pack Dodd Bill. the to uraue uuu ivirs aim ouiei prizes for around the roots and firm as them significant work or train- ier, game Light re ject Dodd Bill seeks the relatives. is Briefly, were Your served also freshments seedling by ing opportunities. you plant. the to following: impose President Johnson is asking Airman On Leave the hostess. drawing moisture constantly 1 Force sellers to determine from the soil and if air drys the that each employer of from 10 Airman First Class Pete (true identy and place of resi- roots it will be "limp in no time. to 100 workers make every ef- Aparges, who has bean here on . dence of purchasers of a fort to take in at least one furlough for serveral It is a good idea to leave days to lnrills and Chills At shotguns, rifles; 2. Re-- I a around trainee. these If young little depression firms, plus visit his father Tony Aperges The Shrine Circus in the partic-- 1 residence a those who hire thousands of and relatives and friends re-- ! quire plant. It willr, hold moisture of hand t for state ular L purchase g k At ,t able find themselves little longer. workers, J turned to his home station 3. interstate Prevent ship gun; Cut off dead flowers frequent- to cooperate in this request, at week. Nellis AF Base north of. The trumpets blare the firefrom any delivering into A and of pers least 14,000 young boys lot girls Las Vegas, Nevada. strength goes ly. ppot light turns on the Ring- - arm to a .person who does not forming seed pods so if you in Utah would have a chance to Mrs Keith Gardner and sou ?HE Si'rtSS have a federal license; 4. Pre don't save seeds why not work work. Some large employers, vent importation of firearms in hus. . to . left establishher government including join baturaay to the U.S. unless they are lichunDana in Las Vegas, wev., where ments, are hiring several the duced Utah Shriners for by ensed by Treasury. Firearms dred workers each, not only he is employed and where they Polack five days which are either staits Bros., antique or unfor training but for summer re- will make their home. and nights of great circus Come in for research or are serviceable, work. placement Brief visitors in Helper this & testing or for competition, & for In addition to federal employWith performances in Salt are not week were Mr and Mrs Reg military surplus may ing establishments, state and Williams of Salida. They had Lake City at Derks FieM. June be imported; 5. Privides license been to Salt Lake to pick up 24. 25, and 26. and in Ogden at fees of $500 for a manufacturer son Reggie, student at the U of John Affleck Ballpark, June 28 of firearms and ammunition; toward a healthier plant. DIAMOND RING U. medical school for the sum-- ! and 29, Utahns of all ages will $500 for importers; $250 for a Feed your plants during their mer vacation. Mr Williams is have a choice cf 10 perform- dealerpawnbroker and $100 for CLEANING & INSPECTION growing period. They are like a dealer in firearms or ammubabies and will be healthier for trainmaster at Salida. No Obligation While you wait nition. a little extra care. Let the waWE'RE REMODELING Director Crane noted "some ter soak deep into the soil. The Open House AND OPEN FOR form of firearms legislation sun drys up suface moisture Mr and Mrs Frank J. James BUSINESS IN ALL may be needed and acceptable, quickly making plants spindly Sr. who were honored on their is detrimental to DEPARTMENTS hut the and stunted. 5Cth wedding anniversary last the best interest of this Depart Of course there are a lot of an open house, ment and the recreational resother tricks to being a green Saturday at VTOODY'S JEWELRY 150 guests, 50 over welcomed ources of the State. thumb, but these, are fundamen- of whom were from out of town observI be add tal Hunting today provides one of might Watch & Diamond octhe basic tools of game manant. See how plants grow and Present for the memorable casion were all six of the J's .Specialists agement. Unreasonable restrict pet 'tD know their likes and children and their families, also ions on firearms and their Helper - Utah present were Mrs J's five siswould deny the public ters, Mrs Pearl Eklund, Manti; full use of the hunting potential Mr and Mrs Lew (Angeline) of our state." Hayward, Castle Dale, and twin legislation has sisters Mrs Bertha Woodward, on by illegal use brought KISS A MAN Rawlings, Wyo and Mrs Bert-rud- e of firearms and abuse of the Mitchell of Parowan, also :V tn bepr arms bv individ.V Mr and Mrs Mel (Ruby) Taylor uals thru-ou- t the nation. To stop A Castle Gate, and brother Theo undue restrictions we should Seeley and wife, Scofield. let 0ur legislators know our deThe honored couple wish to sires and demand action against extend thanks to all for their rising crime rates and urge logood wishes, cards, flowers and cal action for greater protection gifts presented to them. of the citizen Here's an item of interest for you young folks: Anyone planlocal governments have been ning to hunt for the first time asked to cooperate in this pro next fall has to take a gun assogram. Labor unions, trade course. The Fish & safety ciations, churches and colleges Game Assn has led out in this to ' have also been urged make . area and has arranged the a similar effort. classes each year. Now boys Elastic stockings, supports and trusses may also not Curtis P. Harding, Admini and girls you're to bear some strator of the Utah Department appeal to you, but they often mean increased comfort, of the burden. There won't be of Employment Security exanother class until at least 30 health and activity. We can supply these items for yon. pressed the hope that many DeoDle are registered and if its employers will be glad to make held now or next December i3 3 ' f, I this effort simply by having it left entirely up to you. brought to their attention. Registrations are being accep If employers are interested ted at the Sun Advocate, Barand wish to cooperate in this Photo Shop. Morley Jewney's and if they wish help project, Doc Migliore's, Sheriff elers, in identifying and screening Office and State Fish & Game youngsters for summer employoffice Stop and leave your ment, they may receive help name, age and telephone numfrom the nearest state employber. ment security office. Registers have already been established ances to attend. so that young people can be AMERICAN G.I. FORUM Featuring an unusually large referred to employers at once. rH rt'BLISHLNO (C COMPA.NT . ..k 472-58- 83, 472-58C- 472-337- 5. 2 self-financi- 5 Clerk-Treasur- WE SERVICE ALL MAKES, MODELS Car Radios Home Radio Set rk Television A when possible otherwise We repair sets in the home in our modern - er well-equipp- ed Shop s, Date of 1st Publication, May 27, 1965. Date of Last Publication, June Phone Scraping or Scouring! COOKWARE finished with DUPONT TEFLON FREE era siora no - mm m w nn i It's hard to believe till you see it! Scrambled eggs, cheesy sauces, J fudge, even burned-o- n foods simply swish out, without soaking or scouring! Nothing sticks, whether or not you use cooking oils! g aluminum with Du Pont's pastel- MIRRO Try colored Teflon finish on the inside, and you'll never scour again. con-ponen- ts f 472-333- 8 Pickup and Delirery 10, 1965. No More SSSirS W SERVICE . Expert Service by a Technician trained by DeVrv Technical and by RCA Institutes , at this" j j one-ha- lf '';' SUES - $65,804.00 To offset the above increases, the Board intends to decrease the item known as instruction from $1,459,980.00 to $1,452,681.56. The overall budget remains the same. A public hearing on the above changes will be held at its regular meeting to be held at 7:30 P.M. on Thursday, June 17, 1965, at 33 East 1st South, Price Utah. ' BOARD OF EDUCATION Carbon County School District Movell Jewkes, g i from transportation to $68,000.00. S hand-.gun- RADIO-T- V Increase the item known as j rule-makin- JACK'S to $7,000.00. non-reside- nt ,..' Marriage' ToM United in marriage Saturday 's at a Nuptial Mass in St. Churck were Miss Delores D. Tolich, Pring Glen, daughter of Mrs John Tolich, and Mr: Frank A Ularich of Price. Miss Tolich was given in marriage by her brother V. Tolich Best man was E. Lessar; Maid of honor, J. Nucich; ushers, Ed Evatz and T. Kokal; bridesmaid, E. Tolich and S. Tolich, ring bearers, Mark and John Evatz; flower girl, Mary Kikal. betCer-cookin- Anti-firear- bn ON AS FEATURED TV Insist or, ihis seal of Quality when you buy! . II identifies new, Teflon. Any sir.ooth-eJgemetal spatula can be used. -- MTU I OU I KJNT wTtelitimix) PjSTACIIE? law-abidin- ffittfo tor- g 8" Saute Pv Coraa flte yvtiZlSS- C-- E ft V $2.90 Color, " - fmVtSi. 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