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Show FOOD CENTER 7j ;:VV...-X' :;':.":.'--. FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER WHIitKd The ll KIDS' PAGE I DAY FUNCTIONS s NAMED BY JUDGES The Helper Kiwanis club last HELPER (Utah) JOURNAL TEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Merlene Jeanselme Wins D.A.R. SUNNYSIDE NAMES Oratory Contest 'KIWANIS OFFICERS Merlene won Jeanselme first At their regular week observed the first sched- - place with her oration "Thomas the Kiwanis club of SuL, i' ly sumulannual activities Daughuled Kid's Day Jefferson," in the elected Thomas C. Mahon other over 3,000 Revolution with American the of ters ta"pfi's ident and Vern A. Jones a? yjf clubs throughout the United States contest held at the Carbon Junior Mr. Mahon is president Hawaiian and the Alaska , Caiarta, College Thursday. and Cherie at the Kaiser Steel mine in McGuire inlands. The annual Kiwanis show, Julie and a Hansen won second and third nyside as general storekeeper jL a poster and bike paradeactivities The contest Mr. Jones manages the SutJ mat:nee were the main place respectively. . 3 gro-ipin by ihe pnrtir-inateis held at the college every year side branch of the Wasatch Storf jjj t T I fa O Fnturirg the week was the selection of a young girl an! boy at the Helper Junior High as the most representative students in H the school and who in turn were t, presented at the conclusion of H the show last Thursday evening H in the auditorium and awarded prizes. Miss Elinor Tolich of Latuda yL Ralph Dyett, Helper, receives 3r the vote of the school council as being the two young people who most nearly measured up to the standards set for the contest. Z Both are fine students, and citi-zens an dare really swell kids, . . on lirtnrtra ,wno aeserve w win ouu. In the poster and slogan phase e . . Ul it. iicnat.ic littla JarOriov. Miller. lilt; son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mil-- j ler won the first cash prize for having a poster with the best Riotran relating to Kiwanis. Sec- end place was won .by Butch iTullius and Wilda Jean Hanson won the third prize. THE WINNING SLOGAN "KiyL wanis Builds for The Future For JJ All the Races, Colors and Creeds". In the bike division Arthur Dal-- 2 piaz was the first place winner, with Janice Burgener and Abe Sanchez tying for second, and H Tommy Perrero, Eugene Laursen and James Miller all coming in H third. Cash prizes were given each Svwinner by the Kiwanis club. A matinee at the Bonnie Theatre )4 concluded the activities for the . day, which was Saturday, Nov. 19. 3r Chairman of the committee wasR. B. Bassler, newly elected sec. v. 11 i Innot ninth with RO- Temry ui luc bert Milano, member of the junior high faculty, aiding materially in the parade and selection of the representative 'boy and girl. 2 0 w H 55 w Jand o 12 fa m 2 Prices Effective,. 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CHESTNUTS FANCY ITALIAN LB 39c BUNCHES RADISHES ONIONS & 15c LETTUCE LARGE HEADS 19c EXTRA CRANBERRIES LATE HOWE 25c IMPORTED or GREEN LB FANCY FANCY BRUSSEL Masonic Banquet Well Attended Saturday Evening SPROUTS-FRES- H LB STRING BEANS ASPARAGUS, CAULIFLOWER; FANCY APPLES AND TABLE GRAPES (Continued from Page One) Claus with treats for all. Time and place will be announced later, so kiddies, watch the Journal for more and more details. One thing was emphasised at their Friday morning meeting and that is that only members of the group will participate in the treasure hunt and other organized activities. An invitation Is extended by Mr. Marquis, president of the group, to all business men not now holding a membership to join the ranks and help boost Helper for Helper's sake. Following are the names of the business establishments who are listed as members ation and as such will be eligible to participate In the Treasure Hunt: Mon--tFood Oenfer TTolnoi-v . .,.,.1 vaiiiuc .. . .. fciite nress Shop, j. c. Penney, iv.ciiK-j,en- e iTpss Shop, Kelly Lock and Tool, Pastime Billiards, Central Cleaners, Midland Service, Diamanti Motor Co., Helper City Laundry, Ronnie Barber Shop, Barber Jerry's Tomslc Shop, Plumbing, Helper Super Service ' . , vPnnfM cmiai I PLUM PUDDING Heinz Large Can 51c Accompanied "by J. N. Washburn, publication adviser at Carbon College, a group of students attended the 14th annual Journalism conference at the Brigbam Young University last Saturday. Theme of the confab was, "Journalism, A Privilege and Responsibility." A bus was chartered to take the following students: Roy Preston, Jimmy Miner, Barbara Shep-arHenry Washington, Betty Jo Fazzio, Jane Powell, Sonya Hyatt, John Angotti, Janet Beckel and Rita Mae Taylor. inter-mounta- in d, THREE FROM HELPER AT CREIGHTON "U" Three Helper students are en- rolled at The Creighton Uuniver-sit- y. Chris A. Pascuzzi is a senior and Oliver W. Phelps is a freshman in the School of Medicine. Harold K. Wahl Is a sophomore in Creigliton College. He was ' Carbon Hi?h from graduated School, and was recently promoted to sergeant (grade 5) in theCreig ton R.O.T.C. Basketball at the Helper junior school is expected to get under way this week or the firtt jiart of next, with an intramural program slated for the first few weeks, or until such a time as Coach Joe Anderson and Robert Milano are able to get an idea ot who might be considered for a place on the team. With two regulars back for the year and four others who saw a lot of action as squad members from last year's team, prospects for a well halanced team sei bright at the Ram school. Terr? Hill and Rudy Lavato are the two regulars back with Tom Taskar, Tony Kosmac, Ralph Dyett an? Raymond Gazell as the 1948 rhigh eserves. CITY COUNCIL MEETS FRIDAY AT USUAL TIME Since Thanksgiving interferes with the regular meeting date of the Helper city council the meeting has been postponed until Friday night, Nov. 25, at the regular time, Mayor D. K. Downey, announced Tuesday. The scientific unity which exists between God and man must be CLUB' ENTERTAINED and Mrs. R. H. Berrett entertained wrought out in God's will must be universally her club members last Wednes done. Mary Baker Eddy day night at a lovely dessert luncheon and bridge. A theme prevailed in table following committee chairmen ascovers and napkins. Special guests sisting: tickets, Chris Jouflas and C. L. Leavitt; house committee, attending were Mrs. Jess Cox and James Reese, Jr., and members ;Mrs. G. F. Spratling. Prizes were won by Mrs. Marvin Lambson of Carbon Lodge. Naomi Chapter, No. 13, Order and Mrs. Cox. of Eastern Star prepared and SANFORDS Ink, 10c per bottle, served the turkey dinner, with all colors. Best for fountain pent. Mrs. Fred Reynolds assuming the 65c and ud at th Journal. chairmanship. Thanks-'givin- g Whites -- in your favorite collar n. d. j. j. Dal-pia- z. Club, Progressive Market. Stan's FWtri m AjtwiiaLUi . Club, Workman's Market, American -auuy, u. i. Tailors, Gazell Cafe, Helper Furniture Co., 0. P.' Skagg's, Home Appliance Co.! L & A Drug. The Toggery, Mutual' Furniture. Helner .Ton Grande Coffee Shop. koss Jewelers, Dr. p. m. Gonzalez. Trocadero 1 vmu, jjri Club, Bruno Appliance, GreenV.1-- L nniKn urng, Helper Market, The Vogue, Thorlt Hatch, EaSt Side Grocery, Cornet Store. Dr. William rreu, aervjee Cleaners. wm Philip B. Horsley witJi the WN FOOD CENTER CONFAB AT B.Y.U. . Johnny's FOOD CENTER ATTEND JOURNAL e, three hundred Approximately members of the Carbon Masonic Association and their Temple a dinner formal enjoyed partners dance last Saturday night at the Masonic temple in Price, proceeds from which will be used to pay off the indebtedness of the temple. Toastmaster for the occasion was C. W. (Stubby) Petersen of for Kenilworth, and the program were Mrs. Petersen Carbon and Mrs. Edway Redd. College girls presented a very clever program. were very attractive Tables with red roses, which were pre sented to the ladies after the dinner. Dancing to Jimmy Dart's orchestra provided later enter tainment. General chairman for the affair iiimiH8ion, FOOD CENTER Basketball Takes Spotlight At Helper Junior Hi. CARBON STUDENTS Merchants Plan Program i Mince I PKGS t- BISQUICK 7C "" ALL FLAVORS JELLO j i nc 1 v d ' IE3I DelMonte No. Z'2 " and is sponsored by the Daueh-ter- s company. The following men were of the American Revolution. elect as ed directors by the on their The girls were chosen club: Silas A. Ross. Ren Ander. ability to present their oration and their choice of subject mat- ison, Henry L. Murphy. Victor Maurice Manchester ter. Awards will be given to th! J. Jewkes, and Henry C. Zaremba. All of the officers elected art winners at the annual award day 1949 incumbents. the C. W. The club Mrs. Mav, in at the colleee Petersen, who was in charge of ,was organized in June of ftii (year giving the club only serett the judging, stated. imontns operation in 1949. The Mrs. were contest the Judging Petersen. Mrs. G. J. Reeves and men were reelected to serve the club's first full calendar year, 1930. Mr. Lewis L. iMcCambre. FOOD CENTER IF IT'S WILSON mm- - WEAR IT'S FAULTLESS Comfortable fused collars ofl these white broadcloth shirts look fresh after a hard day's wear. Wide selection of collar styles, too. Wilson Brothers shirts taper at the waist to prevent bunching. Easier to iron no unnecessary pleats. Sanforized. Regular or French cuffs. 3.95 i thi THE TOGGERY Hot Itr n HELPER, UTAH L |