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Show v. THURSDAY, MAY, 23. 194? THE HELPER BEAUTIFICATIOIl OF ' " LAID AT MEETING Plans for the full participation of n Helper in the State Centennial program were developed when Horace J. Gunn, manager of division for the the beautification with of the local members met state, beau-tificatio- B H Hyde. i er' Pete Bottino Broadbent. members of the"d Lynn Helper Garden club which is sponsored by the Kiwams club, and who are sPon wring a flower show this fall for North Carbon. Mr. Gunn is visiting all communities in the state for the purpose of ""'"'"s Wlln local committees in puinug lorm an effective Program 10 Deautify Utah for the Centennial. in order to have the state in its A HELPER PLANS Heminff' -- k JOURNAJU-HRTPRRitTA- i best appearance lor me lootn-ancal" committe in makin th citr nt- mversary, an intensive an 4 scontinu- - tractive ing campaign must be undertaken, it The committee agreed that a clean-wa- s decided. This will be accomp- - Up campaign is not enough. After hshed if everyone in the community collecting and hauling away the uoes nis pan. mereiore, tne Lenten- - winter's accumulation of rubbish, cit-nigroup is asking every person in izens can then effectively paint. , Helper to respond. and beautify. plant, ine ueautincation manager said It was stated that now is the time that each individual can participate to win a virrorv ovpr neeiPft ai. by: certain though building materials 1. his own home may be in short supply, tools, seeds, Beautifying grounds and property. plants, shrubs, and paint are avail- 2. Therefore, it is possible now Cooperatively assisting the - . . improve and fix up projects neg- lected due to war time emergencies. The Centennial comission has ask- g'ed every city committee in Utah to concern itself, not alone with home beautification, but to the community The approaches to the jag a unit. Also, local city are very important. cemeteries must be improved and In adbeautified where necessary. dition, all communities must provide and notify the residents of a suit- B S . i an i...n i i j a iDie dumping srounus. aii uuuu need and fences ings, barns, signs ing repair must be fixed up. If they cannot be fixed they should be re moved, the manager stated. The local committee expects to give full support to the state pro gram. S earance V SB 'i SAVINGS From 10 to 30? j X:;XXKXfXX! Bags All Dresses Suits Blouses House Coats - Millinary -- Ernie Carnavali Still Playing Baseball; Now At Fallon, Nevada FIVE U tor, but as. a player. At fW present time Ernie, who used to cavort at first base for the- local legion and industrial league team, is playing the initial sack for the Fallon, Nevada, - A note received ths week by the team. editor from Mrs. Ernie Carnavali reA couple of weeks ago Ernie's pow veals that Ernie is still pretty much er with the bat was responsible for lntrested in baseball, not as a spec- - a home-run- , but his team lost. A week ago last Sunday Ernie gained and .Mrs. Kuss raddis. for himself with hig mighty bat a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and perfect day 4 for 4. He is listed in daughter Tamera motored to Salt the lineup in the clean-uposition, Lake to attend an alumni gathering thanks to his power at bat, lis team, at the Holy Cross hospital in honor beat the Hawhorne navy team. of all graduates and their daughters. Theron Moss and Donald Wilson attended the Helper Girl Scout party held in Helper, Friday. C. Denton Rev. Mrs. Vera Krebs and son Leon, EVANGELIST Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newren, Leslie and Velda .attended the farewell Sponsor of party given in honor of their son at GOSPEL HOUR Spring Canyon, Wednesday night prior to Ms departure to the Northwestern mission. KOAL Radio Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodward re 1230 K.C. turned home after a two weeks va cation in California, Oregon, Idaho Sundays - 8 A. M. and Nevada. They toured all spots of interest in the four states, reThis Is A turning home Friday night. Muxine Donnelly and Nancy Shurt- leff of Provo spent the week end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. STANDARDVILLE HEWS C. A. Newren and family, returning home Sunday afternoon accompanied We Have No Creed, or Name Dr. William Gorisheik was a Salt by Mr. and Mrs. Newren and Max. to Offer You, Other Than Max entered the L. D. S. Mission CHRIST JESUS Lake visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, of Cal home on the 20th and will leave for visitors Portland, Oregon, on the 27th. ifornia, were Standardvllle last week. Fred Smith of Rock Springs, Wyo GIRL" AND RULES FOR "PIN-U- P ming, visited at the .home of Mr. DANCE QUEEN JULY 4TH CONTEST last and Mrs. Jack Southworth, week. 1. Contest officially opens Saturday, June 1, at 9:00 A. M. and Sandra and Kay Peterson, daugh Ned Mr. Peterson Mrs. and ters of pin up girls will close at 8:00 P. M., Wednesday, July 3. Queen of are visiting in Ephraim at the home the ball contest closes at 10:30 P. M. Thursday, July 4 Queen prize of Mrs. Peterson'3 mother. to be presented at the dance. Ray Woodward attended the Ma Pin-usonic dinner at Price last Saturday girls at program at Park All entries to be on float In The Relief society of Standard the parade. ville ward held their closing social 2. Any girl is eligible north of the Blue Cut to and including last Tuesday night. Mrs. Ruth Moss and Mrs. Edith MerTill was in charge Royal, Utah, upon signing entrance blank and mailed to P. O. Box 174 of refreshments and Beth Richards Helper or leave at Avalon Motel. and Edith Beard in charge of games 000 voes will be allowed upon filing entrance 3. A bonus of A good time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Peterson are blank. the proud parents of a baby boy 4. Contestants may be sponsored by any one organzation or born at the Standardvllle hospital may enter independently. May 18, 1946. Pinochle was played at the home 4. Contestants must register at the Avalon Hotel on or before of Loma Davis last Friday night the official opening date. Low score was taken by Mary a. All contestants must report votes each Monday not later than Edith Merrill O'Brien and high by Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson 6:00 P. M. to Sunyside Sunday to visit Mr, 6. Votes will be allowed on the following basis: For pin-ugirls: lc, each vote; for queen of the ball, 100 votes for eaoh dance ticket sold; lc votes to be tabulated for pin-u- p girl prizes; dance fix-up- i V. PAGE H -- -- CLOSE OUT Ofl CIHLDREnS CLOTHING p J. TIIE Station Non-Denominatio- Program p MAY 27th To Phone Sf 5& ss 5th JUNE Helper, Utah 180-- W p ticket votes for queen of the ball prize. Conestants may enter both contests and win pin-ugirl prize and queen of the ball prize. 8. The girl winning pin-ugirl will receive $100 cash; 2nd winner 14-solid gold blue white diamond engagement ring witll wedding ring matched set paved with genuine rubies; 3rd winner a 14-solid gold ladies wrist watch in a rose gold case; 4th winner a black patent leather hand bag; 5th place, 3 pair of place 7. m Mao!? Nylon hose; 6th place, $5.00 cash merchandise certificate. Queen of the ball prizes Genuine red leather travel case, Roger and Gallet cosmetic set and $20 card value permanent. 9. Standings of contestants will be published in the Helper Journal each week. 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