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Show THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1945 THE HELPER JOURNAL he'll be home pretty soon. TIDINGS HOME-TOW- N Bits of This.and.That of the People and Happenings in and about Helper. HELPER. UTAH two uncles now in the armed torces. Xow released from the LDS hospi- Poor little Colleen She' tal in Salt Lake is Mrs Martin Mate-kov- has been confined to herMurphy. home with of Spring Glen. She will spend the chicken pox. Getting any better, a few weeks in Prove with her Colleen?, ic f daughter and Mrs and Mrs Jimmie Elegante before return-- i end in Salt Lake City visiting her father Louis Bonza. who is recover in? to her home and family. ing from an operation at the Hoiv Never saw anybody happier than Cross hospital. Franklin Gigliotti is ever his new . . son, born last Sunday. April 22, at Mrs Tony Bonacci and daughther the Price hospital. It's the first one were visitors in Salt Lake last week for he and the Mrs so he h is a riiMu to see Her husband Tony, who is to be proud. As to the name, it's go in the St Marks hospital. Tony says ing to be William Louis, atter ins son-in-la- (the former Hel- that she lias now Mrs Helen Skatzs a Jones) writes us 289 Lake bought a new home at street. Deleware, Ohio. Her husband serving in the Army. She jS now wishes her address published so hei friends in Helper will know it. Mrs John Rlccardi j spent the week Prices Effective Fri. Sat, April 27 and 28 ylgilkl I Py LARGE fi,-Gra- de g 21 c Sc Doz. T LBS 50 800 8 CRACKERS 2 SUGAR 10 FLOUR -3- V 9c LB B 29c 69c 11c 88 BLUE P,NE COFFEE 2C'N5 2W BEARS 0 L Kitchen King Peas LB 0D2ED SALT No 28c 29c PK0 6c 25c JC4NS 2 . BABY SPECIALS BABY WEEK DUY A BOND SEGO MILK FOR BABY 7 39c 4 And Secure Its KARO SYRUP Future Peace WHITE 45c 5 BUY BABY FOOD AT RICO'S AND BABY CEREAL Secure Its Health Clapps or Gerbers pkg 3 BABY FOOD TAMATO JUICE i i . . 46 OZ. CREAM - LG PKG wyuCAT PABLUM in LG PKG 25c 39c libers Lg. Pkg. . i ORANGES ALL SIZES Quality Meats 28c LB or STEAK8 LB 49c VEAL POT ROAST ASPARAGUS BEEF POT ROAST LB GARDEN FRESH 2 lbs 25c LETTUCE SEaees 31c 29c 28c American Full Cream lb. of Fish, and Fancy Hens, All Kinds Cheese at the Lowest races LARGE HEADS He APPLES" School Boy Homes BUSITEL 'tog COQDO The stork visited the Pragerton hospital and left a special package containing a baby girl named Danielle. Proud parents are Mr and Mrs Jack Vignetto. Rails Miss Lela Miller, student at the McCune School of Music and Art, visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller, last week A newspaper partnership Hiat has existed for 11 years in which Val H. Cowles and Hal G. MacKnight have of Price, published the was dis recently Mr solved when Cowles sold his halt interest to Mr Mac- Knight, and has deend. parted to San Francisco area for la The John Laborois and Janie went st. before making to Salt Lake Monday to attend the his up what funeral of Mrs Uihoroi's uncle. Hec- his futuremind are plans tor Chiara of Kenilworth also went to Mr According with them. after MacKnight. negotioinpleting House uuests last Thursday and ations for the pur Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs chase of Mr Cowles' RELIEF SOCIETY Val Cowles Nick Czelac's were S!c Douglas OlMrs C. L. Dyet, president of the he sold a quarter interest interests son of the Navy and his wife. Doug that the to John Vladovich ot' Kenton. Wash Relief Society .announces is Mrs I'zelac's brother. ininon, who has had extensive ex meeting next Tuesday, May 1, at 2 perience in the newspaper and print-- j o'clock will be on theology, under Spending the weekend at the Ray ing field in the northwest. He will the direction of Mrs Ambrose Murray Greener home was Mrs Leudell Orr assume complete charge of the back Children have neither a past nor from Provo and Miss Janice Mower, or mechanical department. shop, a future. Thus they enjoy the pres. both sisters of Mrs Greener. After having spent many years as ent which seldom happens to us. Mrs Ixiuise Zoleznik of Spring an operator, mechanic and shop foreBruyere. Glen is ivsiting with her daughter in man, Mr MacKnight will assume full responsibility of the editorial, adver- atmosphere when the strike will no Cleveland, Ohio. tising and business end of the pub- longer .be as potent as it would have will be cheap Mrs August Topolovic is visiting lication. He and Mr Cowles purchased been today, when labor in 1934 after the and plenty, when hunger will make with her daughters Mary and Fran the latter naa come to Price to manage a scab of some of the best men. ces at Oakland, California. the Ask yourselves now, men, the consolldaed Sun and News Ad strike "Can the vocate people had been after question: they merged Mrs R. B. Turner has returned to when they're making the munitions 1932. Oakland, Calif., after a brief visit in and equipment that other men need to Since Price from the with her parents Mr and Mrs Anton coming for their lives and the peoto fight northwest Mr Cowles has been very Smolic of Spring Glen. active in civic and political affairs. ple's?" The answer Is not only yes, it must be yes, or we're wasting our Again it conies the time to send At present he is serving Carbon time in these fox holes. two more Carbon boys into the ser- county as state senator after having Lt. M. R. L. Luxembourg vice of he Navy. This time the two served a term in the state legisla - -- - - , . --were Norris Dyet and Earl Gilbert, ture as a representative from distCastle Gate, who left Wednesday rict No. 2. He has been an active CLASSIFIGD DISPLAY night for the Salt Lake Induction member of the American Legion post in Price and the Carbon Associated effice. iS5 Industries. He announced to the JourHelp Wanted nal his week last that future In A new bride plans got back II town Friday MrsjustLowell Kamper. were indefinite. His first desire was DARGW RAILROAD at HELPER Needs Bwltohmen. Students accept, But to most of us she was known as to get a much needed rest. ed, and will bo compensated dur Miss Karma Kofford. She and her In announcing the change Mr MacIng training period. Also need Ms. mother had been in Texas for several Knight said the policy of the Price chanical and Section Laborers. weeks, at which time she was wed. newspaper would remain definitely Must have statement of avallabll. independent and that it would be the Si Mrs Don My. Apply Trainmaster's Of tics, Burnhope had her 'bro- continued desire of the new publishUtah. (us) Helper, D. ers to ot the Bowcutt, the Price ther, Cpl Virgil visiting give people with her a couple of days last week area a real home-tow- n newspaper. Mr Sale He left Sunday to report to Camp MacKnight, like his former partner is active In civic affairs. He Is past Far Automobile Parts of All Kinds, Bowie, Texas. See BUNNEL GARAGE at Helper, president of the Price Kiwanis club; Utah. If we don't have lt, we will House guests at the Joe Chesnick is serving as a member of the exhome last week were Mr and Mrs ecutive committee of the Carbon get it for you. Phone 61 (use) Stanley Costello, Carol and Jackie, County Associated Industries and is PIANOS FOR SALE We have been a director in the Utah State Press from Grand Junction, Colorado. authorized to sell several fine used Association. pre-wupright pianos. They are From Pueblo, Colorado, Mr and Mrs priced from $195 to $325. All have Jack Dolgan, daughters Jenny and been sanitized, tuned, polished and Mary, came to visit Mr and Mrs Joe checked mechanically. thoroughly Chesnick. are Going Fast! Act Now! They Editor's Note: The following item Summerhays Music Co., 17 W. 1st Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan of Na- was contributed by Joe Dowd, Salt Lake City 4,26,3tc South, Clede Mrs see to came down tional of District 22 of the UMWA Andreini at her home. By the way, and recently appeared in "Yank". FOR SALE on 410 House Janet she and Mrs Keno Arteri accompanU. S. Army magazine. It was sent Street. Inquire Helper State Bank. ied Clede to Salt Lake at the termin- to Mr Dowd foy his brother-in-law- , 4,26,4tp (us) ation of his leave from the Navy. Jack C. Turner, now located in FOR QTJIOK SALE Piano Sterling Holland. Concert Grand, Upright., Phone Last Sunday Mrs Rudy Sanich was ' KEEPING LABOR'S GAINS 4,26,ltc Spring Canyon, 6R13 surprised by her husband with a Dear Yank: the for her Attending birthday. party Stucco White I am one of many soldiers here on FOR SALE Beautiful celebration were Mr and Mrs Richideal location. In Home the Carpeting, frontlines who have been sub ard Brown of Price, Mr and Mrs Joe Venetian Blinds, Furnace, Air ConGhirardelli, Mr and Mrs Frank Jer-- jected to propaganda concerning the labor dition, two Baths, large garden lot. on home the front. problem ant and Mr and Mrs Joe Chesnick. "For Inquire 429 N 2nd E. Price 4,26,ltc the "Stars and instance, Was glad to see the Deloss Tanfor out and all pleads unity ners get back from Salt Lake in one Stripes" cooperation. Then why in the hell do piece last Thursday. Was worried they play up, to gigantic proportions, for a while. Queen these labor strikes and unrest, when FOR RENT or FOR SALE Ann Cafe located at 215 N. Main, John Costello visitors included his in reality they are of very small pro at Spring Canyon Road Helper, brother, Stanley and family from portions? And that story, "Disgusted Junction. Inquire at Cafe 3,22,usc Grand Junction and Mr and Mrs Dal- Soldier" in your Feb. 11 issue. Things las Crandall and children of Helper. like that would not affect our great Miscellaneous army if they knew the truth. WOMEN OF MOOSE Do our men know less that than FOR EXPERT Wallpaper Cleaning The Helper chapter No. 887, Woh of one percent of all man and Kalsomining. Phone 169, Helper men of the Moose, met last Tuesday hours worked In war production Chairtheir for 4.1,ltc Homemaking night have been lost by means of strikes man's chapter night program. Senior far less than that lost because of WANTED Tricycle, Good condition. Regent Jennie Leonard and her staff Phone 286J Mrs Edith Gibson visited the colds, far less than that lost because of officers from Price of industrial 4,26,ltc accidents? chapter at that time. Initiation of 5 Many men now fighting such here, 5 those took members 'being as place, have fought and worked LOST Lady's Wrist Watch, Green Kenilworth; as myselr, Gold. Between LaSalle Club and Margaret Manchester, civilians to bring about some sort Alice McKinnon, Price; and Vera E. Grill Cafe In Helper. Reward foi of economic security, a just return Smith, Blanche Marshall andFanny for a return to Lerene Hansen at L & A collective work, day's bargainLee Warren of Helper. 4.26,ltp Drug There are many industrialists A musical program was enjoyed ing. whom we entrusted our to the Misses Bonnie and andrea is with gains when we left the shores Ramirez singing three songs. Jean-in- e U.S. Do you Imagine for a of the Clark also played a piano solo. moment that many of these indusThe program was under the direction have not licked their lips trialists of Jessie Dalton. homemaking chairat the possible opportunity that war man. enable to break down them mlghth Joint refreshments were served In many of these gains, to cut labor's of Order the with Loyal conjunction share of the national Income dollar, Moose, Helper lodge. to lengthen hours, increase output, BERRY CATO improve technology, cut labor costs, break the Mr and Mrs C. T. Berry announce introduce the speed-uunions the marriage of their daughter, Miss back of even Pauline Perry, to Roland Cato, ARMC with the introduction of women and 3c, of the Navy. The marriage was unskilled workers? Let's get smart! The things these solemnized at the home of the bride IN TUB WEST"! in Royal on March 25. For the cere rapacious few might like to see must mony the bride was attired la A be prevented if the blood and energy white eatla bridal gown with an or we are spending here and la the Thee It An chid corsage- - the groom, in custom Pacific are to have meaning; and ABERDEEN DEALER ary Navy blues. Rev. Richard E. the tragic fact (thrown at us conIn Your Halbert officiated at the wedding tinually) is that the strike is still nuptials. Mr Arthur C. Berry acted the only means labor has ever found COMMUNITY as best man, and Miss Lucille Long for securing these objectives. And attended the bride as maid of honor. I say again, lt Is a tribute in the The newlyweds spent the week face of all these facts, that less than with his folks, Mr and Mrs Wayne one tenth of one percent of all man Johnston of Price. From there they hours worked in our war production went to Denver, Colorado, and will have been lost by reason of strikes. proceed on to Memphis, Tennessee, That is the true record of American labor. where he is stationed. school Every notch lower that labor has El A graduate of Carbon high and Helper junior high, the bride slipped is a notch higher we will actir. have to climb when we return. And was active in our climb will be In more difficult )OOOOOPC O0OOOOO itles along vocal lines. ar OPEN FORUM vice-preside- For Rent i GROUND BEEF VEAL CHOPS Mr and Mrs Elgin Kofford announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Karma Nell Kofford, to Pvt Lowell Kamper, son of Mr Carl Hamper of Spring Canyon. The candlelight ceremony was solemnized April 13 at the army chapel in Camp Wolters, Texas. Attending the wedding was Mrs Kofford, mother of the bride; Mrs Harold Miller of Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs Steven Vernon of St. Louis, Mo., ami a company of approximately 250 infantrymen. The bride was attired in an orchid suit with white accessories and wore a corsage of white roses. The groom wore the uniform of the U. S. Army. After the ceremony the young couple had a three-da- y honeymoon in Fort Worth, Texas. PRICE NEWSPAPER one-tent- i " Produce 5" 23c Ma LL SFMses 1 (gocim i cans INTEREST IN For Cans HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED Iour Dollars ar-- e BG "Dollars 6 CARBON COUNTY COUPLE WED IN TEXAS GOWLES SELLS HIS 3 $209S0UP T; PK KRAFT DirillERS Deiidous Wholesome Fresh Creamery Lb. c PAGE l hard-earne- d HEAT Comfort p, INDEPENDENT COAL & COKE COMPANY extra-curricu- lar |