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Show i Elder Roland Rowley, son of Mr. and will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. i and Mrs. George Rowley of Spring Charles Elegante Friday night i HOME-TOW- N Glen, left Wednesday for Laredo, dinner. s Texas, where he la assigned to' They are leaving Helner Jum the Spanish American IDS mis. 22nd to make their home In San of the People od Bus of 8km. He came home to attend the Jose. California. Happenings in and about Helper. memorial sendees of his brother,! George A." Rowley, Jr., which were' Ed Marchetti and Thorit Hatch Visitors at the home of Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Thorit Hatch and held last Sunday. Elder Rowley attended a baseball league meeting has been in the mission field a lit in Salt Lake City Tuesday, and of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheya returned Mrs John Vickers Sunday and course remained for the exciting Snfnrriav frnm thnir trin to Loa MonHav worn Mr Virknrs brother tie over a year. Mr and Mrs ball game of the season. Among Angeles. They report a good time and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Deloss Tanner and Helper fans noticed by Ed were: nnrt a rnnil KlwanU convention. and Mrs RalDh Ijvrnnu Hendricks and daughter, Marilyn children, Theone. Margie. Billy and Ernie Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Rex Berry of Provo of Del Carbon. Colorado. Bobby, were dinner guests last Dalpiaz, Louie Brackett, Frank Dal week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. piaz, Mrs. Max Pessetto. Mrs. Mike were Helper visitors Tuesday. Rex Miss Nadine Vickers left Sun- John Pelligrino. Woods and Mrs. Martin Ganser. is attending the summer quarter The Tanner family were enter- -' Understand Doc Grover and son at the BYU. day moraine for Santa Monica, where she will spend the summer tained at Dinner Tuesday night were there leally rooting for Hel-t- y Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slavensky, 'per. Mrs. Al Leo and three children with an aunt Mrs A. Assala. Na- returned Tuesday morning after dine graduated from the Wasatch for Academy this spring, receiving visiting Mrs. Leo's mother the second prize in the F. C. Jen- three weeks in Nebraska. sen contest, and also the theatre 1 Hi Mrs. Ace Miner, accompanied by award. ' Mrs. R. A. Dart, and Mrs. Forest ' Mr. to Salt and John Krissman re- Mrs. Lake drove City Benedict, turned this week after a Saturday. Donna Miner is vacationing for vacation to Los Angeles and Bur- a week with friends at Gannett bank California. They visited their and Sun Valley, Idaho, before re daughter, Mrs. Mike Mayers and family at Burbank. They also tourclaiming home for the summer. t' TIDINGS j j ij i llg THURSDAY, JUNE j Price Cftv Hoicltil week June 9 Mr and Mrs David War- - During the past issuedmarriage to the been ren, Price, girl. to B. June 10 Mr and Mrs James following couples, according cierK: county H. Young, Baird, Latuda. girl. Ross Von Gordon, Huntington, Mr and Mrs John June 11 nH Reva Stokes, Cleveland.. Steele, Helper, boy. Odell Bert Anderson. Price, and une 12 Mr and Mrs Carl Keller Donna Louise Mabbutt. Price Castle Dale, boy. Gabriel Mangone, Helper, and June 12 Mr and Mrs Mervin Gale Peterson, Helper. johansen, Cleveland, gin. John H. Olsen. Helper, Betty June 12 Mr and Mrs Joe Marra Roundy, Spring Glen. Price, girl. Barney Barrier, Helper, and Shir June 12 Mr and Mrs Bennie Vann. Helper, girl. ley Salmon, Helper. Bert A. Clark, Montrose, Colo., June 14 Mr and Mrs Dan Ro- and Juanita Glasgow, Montrose. mero, Helper, boy. Robert E. Johnson, Price, and June 14 Mr and Mrs Nick Bona Charlotte June Davis, Helper. quista, Sunnyside, boy. Joseph Kendall,Carr, Helper, and June 14 Mr and Mrs Leon Theose Tanner, Helper. Huff, Helper, girl. June 15 Mr and Mrs Jack Jufij Hiawatha, boy. Keeps." He is a member of the June 15 Mr and Mrs Randal LDS church and a board member 'of the Pasadena MIA. Before leav Taylor, Price, girl. June 15 Mr and Mrs Able Agu- - ing for Pasadena, Dean graduated from West high school In Salt ova. Sunnyside, girl. June 16 Mr and Mrs Albert Lake and was a member of the Salt Lake theater players. Marvel .Hiawatha, boy. June 16 Mr and Mrs Martin Someone neglected to mention Ahlin, Helper boy. to the crows that the U. S. Navy outfit. Two! is an of the black birds recently at- -' Dean Devenish tempted to nest on the radar plat- - ed Zions and Bryce Canyon and Mr. and Mrs. Amerlco Bonaccl Boulder Dam. returned last week end from a Word was received here ten-da- y vacation through New Mex by relatives that Miss Lucille ico and Colorado, where they visl-e- d Bonacci was seriously injured in relatives. a head-o- n crash in Fontana, Cali Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bertollno fornia Tuesday morning. Her moth of Salt Lake City visited Mrs. er, Mts. Tom Bonacci, Joe Bonfolks at Kenilworth. acci and Mrs. Tony Laboroi left Successful Bertolino's She As Drama Director Mr. and Mrs. John Curia. Sunday immediately for California. Mrs. Bertolino visited Mrs. Joe is located in the Southern Perm-anet- e Of interest to many in Helper i3 hospital at FontaDa. Corey while Charles and Joe atthe news of Dean Devenish, formtended the Knights of Columbus er Helper resident, who has beinitiation. Club come a prominent West coast draarRadio Trio ma director, and is visiting Utah and at Huntington Fishing an intermountain area tour during riving with their limits were Ace The Death Valley Boys, Doc, Forest week. this and son, Jimmy; Miner Buddy and George, who are being Dean is now the managing dirBenedict and son. Earl, and Roy featured over radio station KCSU ector of the West Coast office of Preston. at Provo, will be at Pete's Club Mutual Productions. He has proSaturday and Sunday for the en- duced such Mrs. L. J. Hyatt and daughters productions as "What tertainment of their customers, is Doth It Profit," which toured five left Salt Lake City Saturday night an announcement made Tuesday western states last summer; "The to visit friends in Indianapolis, by Pete Perrero, manager of the Silver Cord." by Sidney Howard, Indiana. club. and others. He is visiting Utah to This and trio all the make plays sings for another Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Broadbent popular and western songs and summer arrangements tour through this state, and daughter; accompanied by Mr. are becoming very popular Idaho and and Mrs. Hyrum Huntsman and as a rapidly Wyoming. string-tri- o. There's no Spring for this added attraction at charge Dean left Salt Lake three years Bernadine Huntsman of Pete's Glen, returned Monday after a just an invitation to hear Dec, ago, going to Pasadena for Profes. sional training in the theater. In week's vacation to Los Angeles t Buddy and George. addition to his production activiand Victorville. ties, he also acted in such plays 10c as Lettering Pens, The Bunnells Bert and sons, Speedbatl "Stairs, to the Root" and "For r the journal office. Omar, Louis, Boyd, Kay and Rosa took the week end off to enjoy a fishing trip at Fish Lake. Andretta the group, but the accompanied wives other kept the home fires burning. Understand they all had Sungood luck. Louis came home day to be here to open up Mondaythe rest of the bojje stayed until Monday. Is (tnx I ft Pete's Popular our Features 17, 194, obT Buy your office HeJper( ."ournaL MARRIAGE PERMITS Vli-lre- rs ten-da- y JOURNat Helper, Utah PAGE FOUR w. t HELPER THE Give IIS y0lr riciuer Orders We Can Supply Yonr Every Floral Need For Funerals, . Weddings Corsages Cut Flowers RETTE-LEN- E DRESS SHOP Phone 229 Helper form of the cruiser USS Atlanta apparently not understanding that Navy ships no longer have e "crow's nest" at the nm. old-tim- head. , o:n cousm check mm 1 Nobody can stretch Dad's dollars better than Mom and dinners on a she's a regular whiz at preparing carefully controlled budget! Take staple groceries, for In. brands here, stance; you not only buy the better, well-knoFor morejor-your- . but you actually pay LESS for them! j I Mrs. R. B Bassler and daughter Nadine left Helper Saturday for Encino, Calif., where they will visit with their son and brother. Kjr-wi- n who has been receivng medical attention there for some time. p We've "Remembered Dad" - - now it's to up you. From our special, and especially fine collection of Father's Day gifts, select the one that will please your Dad most Everything from watches to wallets and all reasonably priced. Come in today! jj TUE GIFT SHOP JEWELERS I Helper, Utah i FATHER S DAY Jjj4 v GIVE MM JUHf 20 Cosmetics v .cat r &g.xr a s : r; NEXT Sunday jeSS DAD WILL LOVE AN ASSORTMENT OF eric ov C. Jtactd LOTION - - BATH OIL SHAVING CREAM - HAIR OIL Many Other Gift Ideas The Helper Drug Co. "Your 7ad!Z Store" money food shopping, take your shopping list to O.P, farther! and make Dad's dollars Prices Effective Fri. Sat, Jane 18 and SUGAR FLOUR RED STAE Bag J 7alir fJ.JJ (j !0,bs :4c ur- - II II cans 19 S I VEGETABLE life. fJLEOjWRINE 19 In Paper Ba T PEAS Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sheldon spent Sunday fishing at Starvation Creek Rob said they really named that right. They weren't biting so good. Frank Smith, Pete Bottino, and Hy Seppl went fishing at Danish Meadows from Friday to Sunday. They all caught their limits. SKAGGS ch EGGS .55.1 Large 'A Grade Lb COFFEE AH lb. Doz. 59c 54C Brands JELL POWDER 4 Pkgs O.P.S. V6 TEAMS LISTED IN JUNIOR BASEBALL BY FOR YOUNG BOYS Following are the names of the boys who maks, up the respective teams in the smaller group of Helper's junior baseball program: TEAM A Geno Ori, lb; Leslie Pappacos-ta- s, Ray 2b; Grant Davies, 3b; Gentry, ss; Bobby Montoya, If; Barry Nelson, cf; Leslie Childs, c; Jerry Bruno, Bobby Scarcelli, GeoMartin rge Shooenburger, and Wright, p. TEAM B Frank Polatino, lb, Frank Lupo, 2b; Sunny Sneddon, 3b; Don Nelson, ss; Bobby Scarcelli, If; Blaine Bradford, cf; Brent Mabrito, rf; Jerry Abernathy, c; Chuch Ghiar- Kenneth delli. Shannon, Abies, Burnhope, and Drew Binks, p. TEAM C Perrero, lb; Jimmy Tommy Beveridge, 2b; Terry Feterson 3b; Boyd Thomas, ss; Gaylen Burrell, If; Bobby Wahl, cf; Bill Rhodes, John rf; Robtert Whittater, c; Kent Kosmack, Louis Trifonas, Perry, p. TEAM 0 John Pappacostas, lb; Tony Yelinlch, 2b; Boyd Thomas, 3b; John O'Berto, ss; Brent Marchetti, If; Marco Yelinlch, cf; Pace Boyack, rf; Sammy Colurabo, c; Domenic Albo, Robert Demman, p. TEAM E Gene Laursen, lb; Arthur Dal. piaz, 2b; Terry Bowns (C.G.), 3b; Billy Houghton (C.G.), ss; Phillip Dalpiaz, If; Duane Bendall (CO.), cf; Clyde Hurst, rf; Albert Spens-ko- , Pat Ben-- , c; Wallace Janica, dali. Duane Mulsted, and Gerrald Davis, p. TEAM F Jim Kosec, lb; Robert Slavensky, 2b; Ray Malincik, 3b; Steve (Driest, ss; Butch Tullius, If; Rich ard Kosec, cf; Paul Bottino, rf; Frank Slavensky, c; Bobby Smith, Robert Kosec,, Art Falce, and Carl Chiara, p. 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