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Show T.HURSDAY, MAY W1 1, THE HELPER Oregon Miss CASTLE GATE NEWS :v.-- By Mugs erset. Vincent Hyatt ami son r,- -uir.i.iy irom a visit to Sa Uli':i- h- -r mother, returned with h- - for a short, visit. a..', Mrs. Robert Uovh Mr. and Mrs. Taos m... larmly Pero and f,.tr.i j!" tiding ria. L'ht.i- ' weeks in u 5 V? t t thne Mr. Mrs. Homer Hva for awhile. :,, Martin Matekovic. tamily visited all last wi k in N'. Thos. Grundy, phi. jirs. Anurew Ieuis ml son r. Koberl Menzies, Jack Craig, Heber Ward and George McPbie were Ne- turned last , week from a visit in i. O. opaiiis.'i r oik. vada vis'tra last weelfMr. and Mrs. Melrose Oveson reMr. Robert Olson returned last turned last week from a trip to De- iweek from Salt Lak- - where he had where they purchased been in the St. Marks hospital. troit. Michigan, Mrs. Owen Huntsman and and drove back a new car. of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Aime and fam- .Ferron visited last week at the home visitors last week. of her sister Mrs. ily were Fairview Blanche McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Burgess are Mr. and Mrs. Don Child of Salt .Lake spent the weekend isitine a' visiting in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDonald left the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jon. s. Miss Earlene Durrant who teaches last week to visit in California and at Carbon college, was honored when her dancing elass won high rating at Provo Saturday. The Ladies' Auxiliary met in the Imci Scoot room . ...., 4UOV f,v..,1t,.,..,k rtiivfua evening. under the direction of Mrs. Leo Miller. It was a social evening and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Burgees are the parents of a baby boy born Saturday evening here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren were Provo visitors Sunday. A school romance that began at Carbon high reached a climax Saturday afternoon when Miss Rosie Mongone daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangone of here was united in wedlock to Mr. David Colton, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Colton of Hel There Is Ad per, at the Mangone home. ABERDEEN DEALER B. H. Hyde of Helper performed the ceremony in the presence of the members of both families and a ' fr ! ... it Provo. . . it HELPER. UTAH PAGE THREE f . I - - 7 . , j j, j i kU Mr. and Mrs Vaughan Wilcox and Mrs. L. H. Merrill son of Salt Lake spent the weekend Saturday on business. isitiug Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur . Carlson. m Cb" Max Newn-nloyle Simmons. Mel via Stones. Lloyd Winkler and Junior Self competed in races at the track meet at Proo Saturday. Miss Uiis Smith entered in tennis, volley ball and dancing on Friday v Vyj along with others from Carbon. Mr. Joe Hetiiugson spent weekend in Manti with relatives. 1 GOAL & . 'Sj..' . 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Eleanor Kourni-anos- . Jorgensen, Jack Kelly. Mike Keith Leavitt. Max Leonard. Amy Lines, John Joe Lopez. Sylvia Malencik, Jack Maloney. I'auline Marelli othy Matekovic. Irene Mattivi, McCurdy. Wallace Mclntire, Frank Memory, Fred Menotti. Dttaue Mer rill, Frank Mezek. Hazel Milano. Jean Miles. Elizabeth Geneva Mortensen. Robert Mootz, . Naylor. Josephine Nick. George Oviatt. Carmen Olsen, Jerry Aico Poloni. Tony Pecharich, Betty Pessetto, Richard Pizza. Jerry Olson. Edward Poglajen. Burrell Porter. Jack Pressett, Eleanor Quilico, Sam Mar-joriRachele, Kenneth Rasmussen. Rat lift. Ted Richards, Frances A Hupseri, Edward Salzetti. David Melvin Spigarelli, Julius Jr.. Self Stones, Ivan Tidwell, Violet Mne WahlQiiist, Norma Walters, Shirley Ann Wilcox. Patricia Williams. Dean Winters and Jack Woodward. Commercial Course Beatrice Aguine. Josephine Bonza. Enis Mary Breznick. Rhea Burnett, Busato. Norma Child. Louise Co!). Neva Coltharp. Carl Kanuinta. C;irNico-laides- Gals. ACME QUALITY ENAMEL-KOT- E The easy-to-us- e, quick-dryinhigh gloss finish for furniture, woodwork, toys, novelties, etc. Choose from a wide variety of Save of Sfl.19 Per Qt. ICM QUALITY I 11 HOUSE PAINT also Nor only does this finish beautify your home but tX t'imm- ana . .i v me it artords protection against rouy. the elements. (jft.OS Per (Jul. In An unusual offer of only Lots 31 3 NO-LDST- n n Sji.(K) Per lit. TT P O N FINISH A tovvly, lvtfrlM Nth for living roomi, dining ., at wtll room, MroofM, "I 1 m for nitings rd woodwork. p JF CKooso from a wtJ voritfy ol odtrn, potftl colon ol onlf (Jrils. y0 nam. od odd..... Acme Qualify Calcimine piV. 45c CENTRAL COMMISSION i! June Lwnard, Frank Miglioccio, Elsie Malaska. Marion Malovich. Elizabeth Migliori, Eugene Migliori. Beatrice Nelson, lorraine O'Block, Cherry Okura, Marie Olsen, Rose Puluso. Catherint" i'appas. Mary Pappas, Amelia F'avignano. Kosalee Peterson. Edna Pilling, John M. Skerl. Imis I'deen Smith, Mary Stella. Elizabeth Tratos, itaymond Walters, Enid Wat erman. Margaret Winkelreid, Marjorie Winn a;nl Jrdie Zcle. General Course Pete Aniano, Billy Axelgard. Vivian Babcock, Fred Basso, Ruth J. Bentley, Ruth ISernardi. Angeline Ber-toMary Madeline Bianco, Enid Birch, Edna Bernice Black. Vein E. Black. Phillip Blanda Jr., Evelyn Bonaeei, Floyd Brotherson, Arthur Brown. Tiny Brown; Michael Bruno. Lawrence Rex Bryner. Jeanette Burton, Elaine. Butler, Joe Cha, Rosie Cfilosimo. Alice Colton, Marion W. Cook, vleon Crai.g, Nelsene Crandttll. Zella Kay Crilchlow. Burton Davis. Joh:i Donros. Tony Dotiros. Betty Ella Downard. Doris Draper, Catha-leeDunn, Jack Eldridge, Sam Helen Farrish. Donna Fausett. Mary Ferrero, lona Finley, Darletip Forsyth, Dorothy Fraudsen. Earl lagosian. Aerial GardKeith Grames, ner, Glinn Gilbert, Charles Hart man. Kayo Hayakowa, Rhea Henrie. Mary Tomsic, Wallace Treat, Lowell D. Tniseott, Elmo A. Turcasso. Virginia Veranakls. Angelo Viola James. Marilyn Veiiturelli, Wible, Myrtle Wilcox. Molly Worley, Max Wright. Edwin Smerzliker. George Hanna, Lloyd Harrison, Fern Hyatt. Wayne Johnson. Helen Ket-- i hum. Jennie Kolovich, lelia Llddell, Jack Manchester, Rex Mangum, William Martell, Jim Martino, Dorothy Masters, Helen Milovich, Marjorie Morris, Ainold Muhlestein, Jim Mul-iinLynn Nelson. Martell Newherry, (600 x 16) Balloon $7-2- (550 x 17) Balloon 9 72 (And Your Old Tire) TIRES DIAMOND guarantee) (1-Ye- ar BIG FULL SIZE (600 x 16) Balloon (550 x 17) Balloon (And Your Old Tire) $Q.70 $g.95 BATTERIES (One-Yea- r Guarantee) As Low As (And Your Old Battery) $4.98 n Art L. Nick as. Kuth Nielsen, Thor Nielsen, Dominic Oliveto, Vione Olsen, Phyllis Over-lade- . Aico Polnni. Sam Pavlos, Joe Perez. Johnny Perry. Hugh Petrle, Tl'.iodoic Poidos, Kex Powell. Joe Piizel, Louis A. Rauzi, Arvil Reid, Lena Rich. Dee Robinson, Kenneth Robertson. Joe Saeco. Max Shaver, Ona Slcltoii. Leon a M. Shumway, Heli ii Sluga, Gils Sooklaris. Stanley FREE Services You Get When You Trade ft Home Battery Filled and Checked when Needed. Tires Checked Weekly. Windows Cleaned. Radiators Filled or Tested, and Many Other Services. Anti-Freez- e HELPER SUPER SERVICE "The Tire Center" (Centrally Located) OVER 26 MILLION BOTTLES' SOLD IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS! How did Kessler's Whiskey roll up a record of 26 million bottles sold in the past 12 months? How? By tosfe and rasfe ofona. - Stapley. Kvth Thomas. Elaine Thorn, Eugene Tomsk-- Margaret Tomsic. . By Lois yhc sympathy of the community is t .i Alie" Johnson and, Khir-- ; rxl !i.y June. i;, t ?i recent death of their Mr. Scott John-sou- . and fatli-- r. NEWS Karcich Louise Williams of Spa Fork was a Nifor at the honv her daughter. Mrs. Clifton Huff. Mrs. Mr--- . Wrn. Karcich the home nt Mrs. Karcich's cuts in I'rice Sunday. Mr. and at E&E&XSM ACMEQUAUTY BIG FULL SIZE Ka.sselns, Yvonne Leautifiuid, - PEERLESS finish in a variety of colors espec- - 'O'ly designed for specific need. Klapakis, S IACMEQUAUTY ENAMEL A tough, Mr. and Mrs. Nezos and son. Leonard, enjoyed a short visit over the the weekend in Salt Lake City. Goodrich Commanders Huxford. t. Guni-Brech- ACME QUALITY Prescott By Bertha Before you Buy or Send Away for your Tires and Batteries, Cheek Over Our Goods for Quality and Prices! Nina Grange. - iyp i ROYAL NEWS ATTENTION MOTORISTS! '!; by Mt h in AViH inda s Eaquinta, Maxine Elliot. Jean it Carbon tiis; h school. K'lipf . Jane Fabrizio, LaRue Fiiind- oi si'niors v lid tiavif seii. Maxine Gilligan. Frieda Gordon, Cowan. 5 ,,! Graduate From Carbon; Largest Senior Class In History Chris-tensen- SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 26th to May 31st , 281 Will . COKE , LaRue Olsen, center holding cup. brought Carbon college its first trophy in state wide oratory competition. Mary Etta Larsen, left and Elizabeth Roper were awarded medals for winning second place in the women's debcte. the school as graduat'.t td ed s:c;tiors. However, he pointed out. each of the candidates named is subject to the regulations between now and the end of school, and possibilities will always remain that some of A wedding supper was served" to thesp named will yet fail. L'M have the bridal party after the ceremony made application for graduation. at the civic auditorium in Helper. A Seniors, who will be graduated at reception was then held in the eve appropriate ceremonies on May 29, ning at the same place with 500 in- are as follows: vited guests. College Preparatory Course The. popular young couple will Merlynn Anderson, August Aubert, make their home in Helper after a David Avery. ,Iim Balaich,. Rosaleeii honeymoon trip to Southern Utah. Parker, Kaila I'.atnes, .John L. Hell. Keith Hertola. Paillette I?erti)t, Ceori;e Don't Borrow! Subscribe Bobotes. Harold Hiynei'. l.yle. Bryner, Undo. Frank Ruffo, Yoshiro Mary . Bul'l'o, Barbara Carimati. Dale n. V. Christetm John Byrnell INDEPENDENT Mrs. George Wakefield is spending; a few days in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Southworth and Eliza Andersen spent laat family ol Peerless visited at the weekend with her son and family. Mr. home of Mr Ray Woodward Monday. Kenneth Andersen. Mrs. Andersen is from Wales. Mr. liobert Moore and family have moved to Calfornia to make their Mr. Darcy Vance and family along home. with Mr. Juck Bills and family spent Friday to Monday in Fairview visitHarry Uatturner and family of Price were visitors here Saturday. ing relatives. j In Your Community w.ut to Provo Mrs. j HEAT Comfort part Mr. and Mrs. L .11. Shelby and famMr and Mrs. John E. Peterson spent Saturday and Monday with Mr. ily motored to Altonah for the weekand Mrs. M. A. Stewart. Mrs. Peter- end where they visited with Mrs. son is the former Miss Udale Stewart Shelby's sister. - if Mr. and Mrs. Clair Self spent of last week in Salt Iike City. SPRING CANYON NEWS Rate Hi3li At Forensic Acct t t Mrs. returned last Mrfl. week from Los Angeles where she n;iS heen visiting. Mr. Clell Petty of Salt Lake was a visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. L. E. A cord last week. Victor Pero and Pete. Dommick, Uurncll Huff were Ogden visitors last week.. I,pte remained there to work Frank Mary Kocjannsic left Wsit h.r parents in SomColorado. JOURNAL iif Mr. aii'I Mr. Rooney Wiggins and 'son of Da v, son, New Mexico, are visiting at t he home of Mrs. Scott i; ited John son. r.ar- Mrs. At and Mr and Mrs. Steve Lfli'ik uere isiter. in I'rice f,:,ni:y Week. in Ernest Hnino w as a businefs Salt Lake 'iy last wetk. 1'lKt Allert Shockley left pies fir Morris Prodak entertained the night pinochle club. Prizes won by Nina Shaw. Frances w,,-lll'T Morrison arid Ethel Shockley. A lovely luncheon was served. Mr-- -. c and Mt. , e -- M RAINS for Los three weeks vacation. T'lesd-i- Huff accompanied by Mr? Mai-i'.Bboda pe"i.)i-Mrs Mae Draper and Mrs. motored to Salt Lake City of Mr. W. Huntsman, last week. a Mr. ab and Jack Kosky of arc visiting at the home H. Daltoti. Mrs. Mrs. W'.'tyw Day were Visitors over the weekend. NEWS Mrs. Grace Van Wervcn was In P ovo dtirine- Monday and Tuesday By Evelyn Gragg cf this week, duritisr which tiaie she re- Uok a civil elimination for have Toth Frank Mrs. and Mr. of lioriri in for the turned from Pock SpriDg. Wyo., the position She is at present librarian where they have been vUitlnR for of the Helper library. tbo past three weeks. se-vi- And Supply Company IIe,Per Phone 7Z .. ce rov-ernme- AFRICA'S KEtSl.UI'ft Grain. 8fi GREATEST VALUE MIVAn nitMn-- a BLEMDCD WhMiU. 74t Ntulral jciritt diitillsij frnm Proof. Julius Kesaler Distilling Co., Inc., Lawreneeburp, Ind |