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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1945 VI WW mm AUE . H Ki, PES -IOTTov u u tl ' I II JL- -r auditorium. C1V1C The Kiwanis club is laying plans for election of new officers at the nQrjS2gpBQinE$ A L HELPER. UTAH PAGE 5 " regular meeting 0f the group next Wednesday night according io President Chris Jouflas. 126 VETERANS OF WORLD WAR TWO Final Rites Held For Former Railway Employe DISCHARGED FROM CARBON COUNTY One hundred and bon county men who Funeral services for Joseph John Melens, who died Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at his home here after a lingering illness, was conducted in the St. Anthony Catholic church Tuesday at 10 a.m. under the direction of the Rev. Francis R. Lamothe. Holy Rosary was sung Monday evening at S o'clock at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Mr Melens was born in Austria, a son of John and Barbara Velensck. He came to the United States 45 years ago. He was a track inspector at the Utah ASF depot in Ogden for several years and had lived in Ogden for more than 15 years prior to moving to Helper several months ago. Prior to moving to Ogden he had lived in Carbon county for many years. Surviving is bis widow, Mrs Virginia Mary Melens of Helper. A bro ther Steve Velensck of Masontown, Pa., and a nephew, Steve Kermis, Allison, Pa., who he had not seen for 30 years, also survive. Burial was In the Helper Mt. View cemetery undar the direction of the Mitchell Funeral Home. Car-- ! Nielson, army, Rfd, Helper: Joseph have been dis- La Pal Oviatt. army, Price; John Stanley Litizzette last week was charged from the armed services ONE YEAR AGO army, Jr., Sunnyside; city council Tuesday accepted the selected from a long lis; of aspir- have reported to the Carbon Selective, Woodrow Powell, army. Price; Bert of George Louis L. Vuksinick of Spring Glen resignation Garavaelia. ants as drum major of the None Service office in Price according to I. vim Prichard, marine corps. Price; authors whose verse veteran night marshal, who left the Dame js among the band at South Bend a report issued recently by Otto Tauno E. Seeronen, army, Hiawatha; university America We local "Of in Sing," force police October 3. after Indiana, appears to his parents, McKinnon, board clerk. The men David A. Self Jr., army, Sunnyside; according 500 of over pages poems nearly 13 years of service. a volume of Mr and Mrs Vie Litizzette. This will listed below are those who were' Joseph R. Stanavich, army. Kenilfrom of people nearly and lyrics make his second year in that between discharged CanUnion September 1 and worth; Christopher Richard Sutch, and its observance Highlighting of every state in the October lit. All discharged veterans army, Standardville; August L. Swen National WeekNewspaper. tho ada. are expected to report within ten son, army, Helper; Darwin Terry, Kiwanis club of Helper, awarded a The Rio Grande Railroad system days after severance from the ser navy, Price; David E. Thayne, army, Women of Certificate the 887, to the Helper Chapter Helper Journal as was able this week to boast a vice so as to receive safety proper status Wellington: Griffith Thomas, army, a testimonial of appreciation for its record Moose were special guests of the during the first eight months rating. Hiawatha; Robert Max Tucker, ara in Price at contribution to the meeting nation's war pro- of 1940. Price chapter is as the list my. Price; Fred E. Voll, army, by reported Following gram. on October 6th. Mr McKinnon: TEN YEARS AGO Discharged Sept. 1 to 30 FIVE YEARS AGO According to Lee Davis, secretary of Eugene Gibson as Allison. John R.. Helper, army; Appointment Annual Car-jbothe week assoHomecoming at Helper of the local YMCA, postmaster of Helper was received Aramaki, Hiroshi, Price, army; Ar-- i college has been set for Nov- this week ciation will be celebrating the from Postmaster General Reropulos.' San, Price, army; Hateehl occasion by giving a dinner ember 5 to 9 at which time the James The monthly covered dish dinner Mr Gibson has now. or, Wilbur I., Castle Gate, army; Her Farley. will attempt to initiate St the civic auditorium Friday night, sophomores was held last Thursday at the Hel assumed ensen. Post-James A., ! the vacated army; post Helper, by the freshmen, with chances about October 27. Bei tola. Max, Price, army; Bonaeci, per civic auditorium. As a reminder master R. J. Jacobshagen of having the tables turned on for the Amei ico. Helper, army; Brown, Har- - this dinner is a them. "W hen Sally Comes to Town'the of by old J., Royal, army; Brown, Harold Legion and Auxiliary and is held the efforts the Through Helper Charles George, will be the annual! I... Kiwanis club and the cooperation of Spring Canyon, army; Brown, second Thursday of each month. All Fifty-ninfoster fathers are to be school play presetted by the Helper; of committee Carbon athletic the Woodrow, Helper, army; Bruno. Oa- - servicemen and their wives are in'found at the railroad YMCA and the school, according to word given out briel, B., Helper, army; Cavainnie, vited to attend. high school, the Dinosaur football object of their fostering is a small this week by Mary Ruggeri, director Cedo The program was arranged by Mrs team will play one of their regularly week-olC, Helper, army; Christensen, "incubator" of the play cast. pup. 1944 Arlo M., Kenilworth, marine; Corak, E. R. Crissman and Lorenzo Cook. all of whom were World War II scheduled grid games in HelpMusic being furnished by Nina Mill- Vets. They were: Joseph A. Cha, er. P. W. McCune announced Thurman Carter was retained as Joseph, Helper, army; Cook, Albert The Junior Literary club of Helpr Marion R. Tonel, Orlando Rachele, er. E. R. Crissman acted as N. P., Cook, Raymond army; Helper, of the Junior Democratic er will meet Monday, Oct. 14, at president the Fish and of and Fred E. Voll. Peter gave highlights Crandall, Craig, army; 7:30 p.m. in the ladies lounge at the club of Helper at the election of of Wellington, the department convention at St. Mayor Darrel K. Downey and the ficers held Tuesday evening. Ivy Helper, army; Culp. Jerrold H Price, the Jr., Charles George. During the program marine; Cunningham, RATION STAMPS GOOD FOOD CENTER E., Helper, army; Curia, Charles, Commander, J. B. Willis, was the reFOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER AUG NOV JULY SEPT OCT DEC. JAN. Kenilworth, army; Davis, Owen P., cipient of a very useful gift, donated "3 Columbia, army; Delaby, John M., by members of the Auxiliary. Anyone RIO STAMPS MTM.IR1 mv 4MMIT k MUM ff mO MHIMMI.0 O Castle Gate, army; Demorest, Roy E, overly curious as to the nature of I THRU OCT 31 the should ask "Blackie." gift Hiawatha, army. THRU NOV. 30 The membership was honored by Buncombe, Harold J., Price, array; two WTar II the of World presence i, Eaquinta, Joseph, Helper, navy; Mitchell M., Price, army; Far-lain- Vets and their blushing brides, for H nHHrirl thru jan 3i whom Mrs Miller played the Wed George, Columbia, army;. Flem I March. were The l I newlyweds H et, George, Price, army; Foderaro, ding CIIAU CI1UM Mr and Mrs Mr " and Cox, "Buddy" W Pete M., Helper, army; Frandsen, THRU DEC. 31 53 Floyd H., Price; army; Gibson, Ed- and Mrs Alfred Fossat. SMOf STAMPS tow no ward G., Castle Gate, army; Gideon, GOOD INDEFINITELY The regular business meeting was William A. Castle Gate, navy; Giles, in order to proceed with postponed HamHenry E., Columbia, army; CUP THIS CHART FOR FUTURE REFERENCE the initiation of the new members, Prices Effective Fri. Sat., October 19 and 20 mond, Robert A., Price, army; Ray E., Standardville, army; Henrie, George, Price, army; Henrie Glendon V Price, army; Holdaway, Curtis, Price, army; Holtman, Robert A., Castle Gate, army; Hunter, William C Helper, army; Jensen, Lloyd A., Helper, army; Kanistan-aux- , Red Thomas B., Wattis, army; -James G., Price, army; :50-l- b Bag . Krebs. Clyde, Price, army; Lareher, Ray. Price, coast guard; Lewis, Ross Drip lb. P3 L., Price, army. Of Thomas R., Hiawatha, Livingston, LARGE PKG ROLLS ZEE army; Lopan, John V., Hiawatha, army; Lupo. Iouie, Helper, army; Malaska, William, Clear Creek, marLB BAG FLOUR CANS CAME0 ine; Marshall, John, Helper, navy; Memmott, Frank, C, Castle Gate, army; Morley, Dan L., Price, navy; REG. PKG ALL TO INVITES GOME IN FOR CAN RANCH Morrison, William J., Price, army; Morrison, Thomas L Price, army; Oliveto. Sam, Price, army; Pappas, REFRESHMENTS AND DANCING John G.. Price, army; Pattenck, Harold O., Price, army; Pavich, Jr., Nick A., Helper. army; Peczuh, Andrew w P., Kenilworth, army; Peppilis, Lou Good Dance Floor - Remodeling Underway J., Dragerton, army; Perry, Elmo, Helper, army; Petitti, Jr., Charles B., Ladies - - Lots of Room Booths Q Price, army; Podrebarac, Frank J., O Price, navy; Poore, Ross P., Spring MEET YOUR FRIENDS PETE'S Canyon, army: Pratt, Truman B., Price, army; Pulsipher, Jr. Robert, Price, army; Ross, Silas A., Price, Rachele Orlando, Helper, ararmy; NO POINTS my; Scheuler, Ellis A., Helper, navy. FOR Schultz, Harry J., Latuda, army; Ralph P., Price, army; Sib- Shiner, HILLS BLUE CAN LB Jonas N., Wellington, ert, army; F0R CLEANER Simmons, Hershel R., Hiawatha, arHelper, my; Skages, William L PKG navy; Shriner, Henry H., Helper, Kudy, Helper, army; Slavensky, army; Smith, Ernest E., Price, navy; tl Price, Sooklaris, Anthony, army; Stewart, David G., Wellington, army; Stoker, Joseph R., Rains, navy; Sutch, Albert E., Standardville, army; Tasker. John W., Helper, army; Taylor, Hal C, Helper, army; Thayn, Floyd L., Wellington, army; Thomas, Yellow Spanish Glen, Hiawatha, army; Tonel, Mario R., Spring Canyon, army; Topolov-ec- , William B., Helper, army; Van-ciAlgernon R., Spring Canyon, Virdeti, James H Price, army; army- - Wheeler, Marion W., Price, army; Wycherly, Elmer J., Price, army. Discharged Since Oct. 1 Grant Arthur Anderson, army, Price; Charles Ray Angus, navy, LaAll Varieties tuda; Dave P. Baird, army, Latuda; Orval Ray Baldwin, navy, Price: fa Buster Raymond Davis, army, Helper Tom L. Douglas, army, Price; "Arthur P. Draper, army, Price; John LBS LeGiande Durrant Jr., navy, Sunnyside; Henry W. Garrett, army. Helper; Fred Haycock, army, Spring LB Melvin A. Heath, navy. Castle Glen; K NIPPY Gate; Jack S. Jackson, army, HelpFit your driving needf, er; Glenn E. Jones, army, Price; fit your puree fit H 55 L. Jones, army. Clear Creek; LB Mesh Bag 10-l- b M Ross your car with Goodyear John R. JuIIano, army, Spring Glen. DeLuxe tires, tailored to Joseph A. Koran, army, Kenilworth give you extra long, low-co- st LB Ray H. J. Leonard, army, Price; Carl Q mileage. L. Lopez, army, Helper; Kenneth L. twenty-si- , - j LEGION NOTES y j 50-5- 0 - e toast-maste- 1 I I T o o Er-de- I I Has-singe- ? MILK Coffee Perc or 39c 32c $3.09 Star 3 S0UP ANNOUNCING : Ncuu Pete Perrero, 2Sci 3 - 28c fSf ?lb.....3Sc oup i SUHBR1TE 6 2 for o o KOIBfittrS Is? F imndDims o Pot Roast tr!ac 28c 43c 37c 20c 21c GROUND BEEF MHICE MEAT CHEESE i BREAST OF LAMB BEEF BOIL 3c 6 lbs I LambRoast2Pts.lb.32c o at 37c 30c 13c 29c TREAT 11c COFFEE WHEATIES SUDS l, Grapes 2 lbs. . 2c GOODYEAR n ... it 4Sc fa O o o n r- -i Q O O fa QUALITY FOOD fl Sfivine at xx XX iii ii ii II ii II SrfSFflCTIOJI - Mfir. i 12 Points TUMBLERS Management - Kiss-amataki- 39c J 37c $ 22c 2 Matches g Mmicoa o o 0 g Domingo's Carbon Bar 23c PABLUM 25c PANCAKE 6c K0TEX 1 TISSUE CLEANSER Flour i r, 3 .. 1 U U m GUflRAnTEED J aooi sir 20 as secretary Memmott was of the group with Ernest Flaim being named plus tax 6.00a 1 Nine Girl Scouts met at the home of Jill Vignetto Thursday afternoon and surprised her with a handkerchief shower. Miss Vignetto la giving up her troop activities to leave soon for school In California. DINOSAUR SUPER SERVICE Ray Sutton, manager of the Strand Theatre here, was a caller In Provo where he visited with last week-en- PHONE 488 PRICE, UTAH d his family there. Mrs Sutton returned to Helper and will remain here for a short while. , mummy ,t . l'npnlj,.,jwl"w.-r,..W'li''- , " iwnfjipin mw 1.V |