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Show THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1943 H E jTHTDEASON RETIRES AFTER " f his were !,"H?,hree two nam. or YEARS SERVICE Faculty Members Honor Principal other ,0 u . LPER JOURNAL b:'0!s At Dinner Party endues lh TUpy are jim a- I'n.xipa! of the Cen. np. ej ,: school Fred Bosone out likely to retire soon. and Mrs Bosotie were e :iulimented at a dinner Later he t.am, to partv Mon-dSjh Alonzo Henry Deason, local railroad at Chicken' Esthers Shack leJ ,s Pitchman and then in Price, given by facultv members man, Saturday, after a short visit ;0 conductor for iu tUe Arkansas, Missouri, of the Central school. Iris in lavender with relatives company tor approximate 1" Shade., yellow tulips an,i brMal Tamipssee and Oklahoma, stopped off vov I in Salt Lake City, on! In 1.(20 he wreath formed an attractive center Jong enough he R.o Grande and was Piece. lis return trip, to go to the office of stationed f years at Soldier Summit. He Those attending the affair, besides tie superintendent of the D & R G wj wa and tell them he was transferred to Helper j m,, RR. company the honored guests, were: d Ivy Jouf. worked here s:t.. through worK ana 10 ciaim nis pen. !nst o: Uu- t e la.--. Amy Nelson. Louise Hvala. Verda a 41 his being which of to yard loyal years conductor in the sion. Uasniussen. Jones. Ruby Mabel terminal. service entitled him. Ki'hm. K1U Ward. Ann pnv. Mary Al is proud o: the fact that in ,V Gihs.ui. Lynn Mellor. Lirraine Last Saturday, May 15, then, he and Sally Mauro. retired from railroading after 41 years his MIrlMire he has never been of active duty in that industry. Not volved in a for which h, ws ... any way all of that time was spent with the1 Hi- thv He says that his ieis and feet for he started hack in has been: "Hon', take ;, eiian.-- " Rio Grande, do not respond to his wi'.! as and un.ck'.y work for the Kansas City! he has ,,.(,; that ,0 bnn.li.! of' an i 1902 to nimbly as in the early days. Later he came west to student ra:!n:.,l Terminal. has stan.-He still looks spry and athietie for Las Vegas. Nevada and assisted with, in the business. '"s '" years. As for the future he !httie laying of the rails for the line; Although ifi Grande w.u d doesn't have any detini:,plans. to coniinii,. that ran from that city to Goldfield, him tor ano::r r i.-was the hrakeman on the months or a yea: or more, h tV.d- - Where he will l:e depends upon anil he whey his daughter. Mrs Lon tta train that made the first run between that now ;s ;,,. in.' io'- !::;u tO !V- 'low here, niav live. 41 on e t a' - C'hris-tense- j - 1 Bui-loc- iv.-idi- nj - WANTED WASTE FATS - -- FOP. GUNPOWDER. BRING THEM HERF NOW! THEY ARE VERY NECESSARY TO QUH WAR EFFORT. BOY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HELPER. UTAH PAGE OPA PRICE CASE TULIP HOP SET BY PRICE WARD POSTPONED FOR MAY 28TII FIVE CLASSIFIED FOK SALE- - Ford V.S Town Sedan. Inquire Mrs Zde'oiak, ;!fio Hill St. Friday. May :$. at S:3l) p.m.. the Price 3rd Ward of the Mutual ImHelper, I'tah 4.20.ltp UNTIL JUNE 1ST provement association, will sponsor FOR REXT Space formerly known a contest dance, pageant, and lunchas '"Strand Sweet Shop'1 excellent l"pon request of defense attorneys eon, to which the public is invited. cases against eight Carbon county business loeatiou. down stairs from The dance, motif for which will be merchants for alleged violations ot a Dutch theme, will be termed the Strand Theatre. Good Business op. the OPA ceiling price regulations, Tulip Hop. A special theme dauce portunity for right party. Spacious have been postponed until June 1. will be hardwood dance floor and modern under the direction presented The hearings had previously been of Reva Christensen. wall decorations. Ideal night club scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. beA pageant, written by spot. Inquire Hillcrest Hotel at WaterFloyd fore Judge Fred F. Keller in the man, will he directed us.c earliest convenience. by Hounie Ellis. Seventh judicial district court. The ward will be arrayed in decorTWO MEN For Perman. Signed by Duane Frandsen, attor- ations symbolic of the Dutch theme WANTED in petroleum industry. ent position ney for the OPA in the Salt Lake and good dance music will assure a Good salary. Chance for advanceoffice, the civil complaints were filed gay time for all who attend. A small ment. Write P.O. Box 729, Price, ia district court a week ago 'Monday, fee will be charged at the door. Utah. (u.s.) charging that eight grocery stores WINS ACCLAIM AS THIRD were selling merchandise above the SALF.-Washing FOK machine. T:or; HONOR STUDENT ceiling prices. Names of the firms Knameled cook stove. Banquet; have not been released by the court. Miss Jean Hallinger. daughter of table, metal top: Refrigerator, O.K. According to Mr Frandsen. a num- Mr and Mrs Glen Hallinger of Helper, Inquire 13!) So. Carbon. Price. Ftab ber of complaints on stores breaking received an award us third honor 4.20.1 tp were from received s'tuilent at the graduation exercises price regulations Carbon county lat N'o ember and of the Wasatch Academy Monday. FOK RENT ' furnished bedrooms letters were sent from the Sail Lake Besides winning acclaim in scholar, on Helper.Price highway. Inquire OPA office warning the merchants ship. Miss Hallinger received several of Fred W'eiler. Spring: lilon l.L'o.ltp and operators of these stores. In other awards. The three honor students delivered LOST Key clip and t! or 7 beys. February an investigation was con. ducted in the county ami eight stores orations at the exercises, the title of Return to W. II. WVst. SO So. 2nd were found to be iu violation of the Miss Ballinger's being, "The Weapons Fast. Rewind. 20.:..ltp We Forge." regulations. LOST Last Saturday night: Lady's .Mr and Mrs Hallinger and son. Boh Attorneys for both sides agreed to blue purse containing currency, war the continuance of the preliminary attended the baccalaureate service ration book and valuable homls. of the grobearings Representatives Sunday and the graduation exercises offered. reward $100 Return papers. cery firms asked for more time in Mondav. to Clinton C. Anderson. Sprint? which to go into the OPA rulings. 5.20. ltp YOUTH'S EYE HURT Canyon Accidents Frequent Keith Gardner, son of Mr and Mrs WANTED An ambitious, e Ernest Gardner, met with a very unman or woman to look after reAt Geneva Plant fortunate accident last Friday night newals ami new subscriptions for Accident figures to date at the in Price, when a stick flipped up the popular, magazine. t Geneva Steel plant indicate an ex- against his glasses, which broke and The AMERICAN HOME. It is cut his favorable record, left accord, ceptionally eye. work, and it pays BIO He is in the Holy Cross hospital in ing to P .H. Gcene, safety coordinCOMMISSIONS. Spare time only ator for Columbia Steel company. De- Salt Lake City, where he is receiving required Write today to Director, medical attention. Reports at first fense Plant division. Sales Division, The AMERICAN" National statistics show that on were very unfavorable for his eye. HOME MAGAZINE CORPORATION the average construction job there sight, but recent word revealed that 2"1 Fourth Avenue. New York, N.V. accidents per the injury was not as serious as first are around 29 lost-tim- e s worked. At Geneva, thought, and it is expected that he million losttime accidents run less than 20 will regain his sight. worked. per million The national average for construe, Suggests tion jobs also reveals that there are In thouthree days' lost time for each sand man-houConserving Sugar worked. The figures at Geneva, excluding the three reNow that America is returning to cent accidental fatalities, show that the "pre-ti- n age" and will cook for less than one-haday is being lost the most part from "the raw," the for each thousand man.hours worked. family sugar ration will have to be When the lost time from the fatal stretched still further, declares Miss over-aan. Elna ll accidents is included, an THE DEAL, extension nutritionist Miller, 50 cident experience approximately at the Utah State Agricultural colper cent below the national average lege. for construction jobs in indicated. However, Miss Miller points outi that sugar supplies energy only and HELPER RESIDENT that can be supplied in part by other1 BUNNEL GARAGE SUCCUMBS foods, such as cereals. Of interest to some of the older energy-givin- g residents of Helper is the word of "Molasses and sorghum sirups yield the death of W. S. Avery, former Hel- not only energy but some iron, cal-- j BEFORE YOU SELL per resident and manager of the cium, and vitamin B. Of course, sir-- j and some, molasses, tips, honey give Helper hotel. Phone 51 Helper After leaving Helper Mr Avery what different textures and flavors1 to baked cooked and sol products, went to Upland. California, where he owned a hotel until two years ago, these differences must be kept itiiv substitutions. when he had a stroke. He then mind when making auu 100. water as aim nuney to moved sirups Washington, Puyallup. where he has been since. He died on well as characteristic flavors." ex. plains the extension nutritionist. May 4th. For ways of saving sugar, Miss RANCHERS TO GET AMMUNITION Miller suggests that flavor can he Procedure whereby small amounts developed with sail that cake be serof ammunition may be obtained by ved without icing and that all sug. farmers and ranchers for use in con-- 1 ar be dissolved before adding to trol of predatory animals was ex-- ! beverages. HERE'S YOUR EXTRA plained this week by Ralph E. Bristol; HIRED HAND Salt Lake district manager of the or who Each farmer rancher WPB. Incrtoitd ttock production needs ammunition to control coyotes, By Bertha Prencott for War mountain lions, wolves, bears, or and highother predatory animals, is assigned John Senechel and family of Spring er farm prica of Glen were visitors here Friday. a quarterly quota of 100 rounds offar yaii mora 40 James Wilson was Injured Friday .22. calibre long life cartridges, incom. IF YOU KEIP COSTS il calibre rifle ammun. in the mine here and was taken to rounds of DOWN. New ition. and 100 rounds of .30..0G calibre the Standardville hospital. His son form programs rifle ammunition. Buddy just returned from the hospidaaiand chaag-I- nf Each essential user must sign a tal Thursday after an operation on fsnca Una. certification when he purchases am- his foot, which is doing nicely. Lot at axplaia) haw yea can mf The Mothers and daughters of the munition from a supplier, this certiyour aid wir. fication being used by the supplier LDS .Sunday school held a program lava TIME. an and Refreshments to renew his stocks. Tuesday night. LABOR am MONEY Sale of ammunition for recreational entertaining program were enjoyed anal MAKE YOUR 'ARM EARN MORE with ofhunting is banned, except from stocks by all attending. Eloctric Fanciaoj. ficiant, lowKoit PARMAK Mr and Mrs Leonard Nezos and of small dealers valued at less than SERVICE OUAR ANTES the at are of Lake Salt baby $2n0. visiting WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER home of Milton Nezos. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Overseas Parcel Post Mr and Mrs Cottrell and family of a Packages may now be mailed to Salt Lake were visitors over the Protect your shrubbery from Dogs soldier overseas If a request Is re- weekend at the home of their daughSee City Hall Installation ceived from the soldier and the en- ter Mrs Clair Judd. APO cancellation the velope bearing M. O. PORTER, Agent mark is presented at the time of Adding machine paper at the of Journal Office. the Formerly, approval mailing. 66 Bryner Helper Don't Borrow! Subscribe the commanding officer was required. Current restrictions as to weight and size of packages remain in effect. On wide-awak- Prices Effective Fri. Sat.- May 21 and 22 - fast-selli- easy-pleasan- 9 W7 1L 15 Points o o First 8pts. lb. Quality ' PREM 4 eg. 5yC T CAN 39c PKG VVHEATIES RICE L 5 6 Box Carton 23c c MAZOLA 9c 63c PK coffee P-N- AUNT JEMIMA 02 33c iflH(C(D)a PKes 2 CORNFLAKES PKG RE0 KOTEX QUART AEROWAX 5 WALL CLEANER 3 PKGS 23c 4c Pointspouml SEC Schilling (with stamp) lb. 49c PK027c 8 19c 22c 45c 25c SHREDDED 325c H DU CLEANSER 6 TUMBLERS WH"T 2 29c 27c 10c PKGS PK0 ZOCP NEW SPUDS SUPER QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY SHAFTER3 Lamb Boast Leg ftg 6 olamb pof n gargnzola CHEESE SALT PORK , P" BOLOGNA B Red Star 48 lbs CRYSTAL WHITE QAJOUTY A FOOD5 snvna 27c Arizona 2 for 80s He 10 bars SPINACH NO. I 39c oa 1 2 lbs. 29c FLOUR rOW lbs. GRAPEFRUIT 29c 25c SOAP $1.95 fir B 3 5P" 5 19c B BREAST OF LAMB 32c lb pu CASH FOR USED CARS lf FOR OLD-TIM- UTAH 23c FORMA? 3 LB CAN 15 Points AM tlas JflTlSFflCTIOn GUflRflnTEED BEST SEE E ROYAL NEWS da-mo- PI .30-.3- 3c B 2PU) PIGS FEET ibut rs Nutritionist Substitute 2L0i Butter ut man-hou- PK0 4 VANILLA man-hour- 210 --$- 11c RAISINS 2"N CLEAIISER MATCHES St Hearings on Gas Rations New rules permit local war price and rationing boards to conduct hearings to revoke gasoline rations If; Is charged with 1) The motorist speeding (driving over 35 miles an hour). !2) The motorist is charged with abuse of his tires. (3) An applicant for a new gasoline ration Is believed to have committed a pre vious violation. '4) A ration holder charged with a violation demands re. turn of his book before a written no. tice of hearing can be sent him. FLOWERS FOR DECORATION DAY LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH US FOR LARGE, BEAUTIFUL HELPER LDS WARD Sunday school at 10 a.m., Arthur Prlestkocd Banner, superintendent.. meeting Immediately afterward. Sacrament meeting 7;W p.m., tinder leadership of Bishop Cecil BroatV bent. Choir practice. Thursdays at 7.30. All services to be held In the Helper Ward Chapel. Wa bavs a most complete stock of Office Supplies. 8ee us today for all your nteda. C o it b m F rr nn i t R3 Ei t c Price Helper 261 Phone 339 |