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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, April 2, 1937. THE HELPER JOURNAL' Page Three mm rcud ril as the only one elected on Councilman Porter ticket of that the Independent Feted by City Heads year. He Is finishing a term that will expire the last of City Councilman M. O. Porter this year. Mr. Porter has had was the guest of honor at an of- charge of the parka department ficial reception by members of of the city for the past three the Price and Helper city coun yea i s. cils last Friday evening at the! and a dinner preceeded the if were present twenty-fivcountry club. Mr. Porter left the first of this week to take a pos-- j Ing program. Thorit Hatch. Helper ition with the Logan Knitting: city attorney, was in charge. Mills at Pocatello, Idaho, but has! Last Tuesday the twenty-threj installation of welaed will be not resigned the city council post' CHICKS FOR SALE ire extinguishers of the yard shop8 steel and all features of the sysfor the time being. and deiot weie emptied, tested, tem will be modern to the last He was first elected to serve; For Sale BABY and STARTED and reloaded with new solutions and smallest detail. on the council in 1931 for a two-- ' CHICKS. Write for price sheets. of soda and sulphuric acid. This the Democratic year term on is a yearly occurence that Is PATTERICK'S HATCHERY Machinist Fred Voll has carried ticket. He was again In Grand Junction, Colorado strictly adhered to. the Easter patade over into this week. He is sporting a The shops and yards are underpair of white and blue going a general spring clean-ucoveralls. stripped that even Includes Machinist Haekworth says window panes. The boys scraping he's sure some winthe from the grit and grime now. dows say it's a tough job but some they're nure it will cheer up A work train and crew have of the crabby machinists in the been detailed to help in the genroundhouse. around the eral spring clean-uyards. Fireman Weikil reported back necessito work after a A donor to give WANTED tated by res! eavein" tc. Fete Peterson seme 'specks" to is be of help to him in finding cars Roger Reynolds Engineer in the yard. Seems that a couple woiking out of Greenriver to Grand were 'snitched' from him last Junction now. 1D33 four-yea- r e j 'spankin'-bran'-ne- BID TO TOURISTS tL pany this week. Freeman Gross s in the Salida hospital with a severe illness. It is expected that he will be there two weeks or more. J. C. Mc Cand is takeing his place here at the Express office in the meantime. p d sweet-patoot- p rest-cur- e week. STATE INSPECTION Engineer J. W. Rawling3 has There was a short traffic Jam reported here for service betwwen in the north yard Monday evening and Grand the local terminal a couple of cars got muddled when Junction. up and slipped a track. The delay post-hasGlen Truscott was the success- was remedied STATION t. Have your car Now Inspected Avoid the Rush 100 for the car inspection the Provo station. ful bidder Johnny Gale is now set up as local roundhouse. machinist in the Max Chadwick is on a few days leave. He is visiting his father in Idaho. at Let us Inspect and Clean your Radiator and Cooling System for Summer Driving HANSON Lav and 2 Silvagm Phont 1 Price H?8" HEAT Comfort There Is An ABERDEEN DEALER In Your Community New Jersey. Ront Gardner is now acting as company of Kearney. share deposin maximum The pit inspector. than $100 more not its is $1500 Lee Lemon and family put in a in any one month. three day visit in Ogden last Entrance requirement is three week. months service. The average for a loan is $100. Carman W. H. Weller Is enjoyNew Jersey has approximately ing a visit from his wife, who resides in Ogden. 23,000 credit union members with over $1,000,000 in assets. Mr. Hugh Wilson, Mastermech-aniCunningham and Division Engineer H. C. Cozand, were here on an inspection tour early this week. i INDEPENDENT, & GOAL COKE COMPANY c us I I ..itV t ft n e Per Cent UNION SHOP Room The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad company will spend $100,000 to promote western travel by advertising the scenic beauties of Utah and Colorado, according to Carlton T. Sills, advertising representative of the road, and C. F. Cusack, advertising agency executive, both of Denver, who weie in Salt Lake City Tuesday. They conferred with Oliver J. Grimes, assistant traffic manager, effecting the advertising plans effecting the Utah division. Coming here following visits in Xew York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Cleveland, St. Louis and Kansas City, the visitors reported the plans of eastern railroads and travel bureaus indicate this summer will bring the largest western tourist traffic in history. We want an informant to give the data on how many brake- General L. H. Day there are laying along-sidshoes Another CCC Special passed was here on an inspection trip of the tracks in the local yards en route here Sunday through last Saturday evening. to eastern points discharging boy The yard underpass manway is whose terms had expired. Pace Boyack and family just work is progressing rapidly. All They Mrs. Uobt. Elliot and daughter left the piles are driven and workmen returned from Marysvale. coast for a are now digging around and un- were tied up there for a while for the California der tracks and putting the tem because of a short vacation. The daughter, will remain there to finish porary track support beams in structure Carman J. E. Chambers and her schooling. This leaves Bob as place. This in Spanish is being received by shop and car family are visiting 'chief cook and department men with real appreci- Fork. is a Engineers Buvia, Reid, and Hem- ation. They all know that it Armie Smith, besides being a their towards addition a few days. ming have laid off for "Nothing but Durham" deciple, safety. must have a tapeworm. He's alis having a The roundhouse Part of a car load of Kelvina-tor- s ways calling the yard office to new wash-ou- t system installed to were unloaded at the freight find out when the last "drag" will Rio service rolling stock of the Grande. The new tanks of the depot for the Palace Candy com- be called so he can get off and feed his face. job FRANK B. cms to Tt Attorney at c?Ji. even-Abo- e Plin "-- oi,m Helper Journal. ROAD TO MAKE 1ST BlJu' La-thea- l, long-neede- d BRYNERS' SERVICE dish-washer- ,. well-mea- ELECTRICIANS HELPER. UTAH AUTOMOTIVE PHONE 342 Wrecker foreman Alfred Martin returned to work on the 25th after a vacation in a new "Mediterranian Blue'' Stude- two-wee- THE BEER THAT HAS k baker. Wrecker - carman H. L. Cole visited visited with relatives and friends in West Jordan last week. Call Boy Claude Argyle was off Monday night due to illness. Try Blatz Milwaukee Beer, You will find it has "everything" that a truly good beer should have. That's why Blatz is known as "the A distinctive flavor beer of the year" Some railroaders are a little bit peeved because the retirement act age was set at R5 instead of 00. They claim they will then be too old and stiff to step out and whoop it up at nights. ... a smooth mellow richness life and sparkle beer . . . For the best in Blatz all are yours in beer enjoyment, try Blatz Old Heidelberg or you may prefer the somewhat different flavor of Blatz Private Stock . . . Your dealer will serve you Blatz in the tall brown bottles, in the new handy Steinie bottles, or whichever you prefer. cans in ( Cap-Seale- The prevailing opinion among some of the engineers, roundhouse crew, etc., is that Jimmy Cavan-aug- h does nothing but warm the seat of a chair in the roundhouse office. Such is not so true, as was discovered Monday afternoon when he was found to be fingering the typewriter with so much vim and vigor that it was putting out more steam at the exhaust than one of the big malleys. d DISTRIBUTED BY HELPER MERCANTILE MM $ The car department crew as a whole have accepted the new pay days with open minds. All are well satisfied. Phone CO. Helper, Utah 141 ft - R.R. CREDIT I -- JkJV1 UNION NEWS The different departments now represented In the credit union membership includes: shops, car mm jffigZB anniicr amm gedhee JO. x to. 'frjtofQJ'' V. v Vi V v ,,4- jfim TH E w WW ww m miLVVAUKEE i BEER The following facta and figures what is and can be done with just such a credit union as that now functioning in the local Rio Grande yards. Prr"- - an Ant-hil- l to a Mountain In Just Two Years his ia facts about the largest Wehearnyon Federal Credit Union, received a Federal charter No. 477 and started business August 1933. It now has over 2800 members and lists asBests over $200,000, over 73 per cent of which is out on loans. It as a treasurer's staff consisting of 12 part-timemployees, a board of nine, credit committee of five, supervisory committee of 3. A credit extension committee studies new outlets for funds; Investment committee studies Investment of Idle funds. 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