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Show The PAGE HELPER JOURNAL 1950 (Utah) THUR8DAY, OCTOBER EIGHT NEWS ABOUT OUR NEIGHBORS FROM 12, Castle Gate orange 'blossoms. She carried a bridal bouquet of white gladiolas centered with an orchid. Miss Ruby The maid of honor, Miss Ange- CASTLE GATE Elizabeth Pero, daughter of Mrs. Una, 0f San Francisco, Calif., wore Mary Pero, of Castle Gate, be- - a pale green formal and carried came the bride of Joseph C. bouquet of roses and carnation. nower gjrs v,oomuoh- nriuc&uiaiuD n r in job HO, OH ul mi . auu m i o. zanne and Claudia Howard Pero mornlor and Mrs. Tony Beacco. who Tnnno of Helner Saturday MrB- - Pero- - mother of the bride SO in 8t 4 no. Anthony's' carried formala and nantel wori sT.fpmhr v. , . . , gray wane me rWrh SVni Ijimothe nerform. rtnllriit iboumieta of the Maid of was Kwnea in Mrs. wore Tunno, groom's mother, Honor. d the ceremony. ratof M. Tunno Portland, Frank tradiin was The bride lovely A wedding dinner followed the and ional white satin with seed pearl Oregon, acted as best man Ana and Beacco navy blue outfit trimmed with were ushers Tony veil trim around the neckline, her ceremony at the Towne Cafe at with'gelo Perrl. Lynn Pero -was ring caught of imported lace was j -.. prjce f0r members of the family. A reception honored the young GET YOUR CAR IN SHAPE couple that evening at the Moose Hall at Helper where they re-- ' DRIVING WINTER AND FOR FALL ceived many lovely gifts. They are making their home at Helper Steam Cleaning - Car Washing & Polishing following a honeymoon in Port- - BY JOSEPHINE , - j t HOUGHTON . ........ i. , v. City.County h08pUal Price. Mr. and Mrs. Deloy Bogden have la - --n -r ntiri win- wais Lfuiu ibji y week at the hospital at Price. Their other two children I City-Count- JUNIOR HI. NOTES by Johnny stu- fcoya. I See Us About The New ROYAL MASTER TIRES Seat Covers CONOCO PRODUCTS - U.S. BATTERIES Cool-Rid- e See ui for Expert Lubrication, Tire Repairing and VutcaHiIng MIDLAND SERVICE STATION Main & Locust 8ts. Phona Helper 307 ""c U.S. Representative Walter K. 6,u"t", white coiiar Granger this week summed up even the hiiCin. en aH ihr lean, for the voters of Dis hollerhur th b, of the people trict One by asking Democratic Party ' "? k helped by Dem and recovered Price fumbled. they Granger said. He ... made a touchdown again, falling opponent in tha v "yuDucan to make the extra point. At the 12 n "suung on ' end of the third quarter the score Issues on surh i was 12-- 0 in favor of the southern as reclamation, public twwr. I ricultural nn. boys. In the last quarter Price got other issues vital to Utahn, was blocked by a Price lineman UUhfls have a rUb h Helper on their own first yard where my opponent stands line. Helper tried a kick which sues that already are the ball. Two the land. If ho nn.. .. a b who recovered iaem made a touch-dow- OUt Of Utah the later plays eeonnn, the ended game him stand The gun and say g0" G up with the score at 18 to 0 in favor cunciuaeo. of Price. ZJ Paepaeotas The Helper Junior High elected the student body dents Irene Miss and Russell Newboid last Tuesday, Oct. 3. Vinofficers Barney of Provo were married cent Guerrie was elected presiPriday. dent; Melva Porter, vice president; Kazuko Niwa, secretary; CHURCH NEWS V'alene Merrill, treasurer; Johnny IN CASTLE GATE Pappacostas, reporter; and EuBonnie The Trail Builder boys of Pri- gene Laursen, cheerleader. Lewis and Alma Ray Bates Jean mary enjoyed a hobo hike last are the girl cheerleaders. week. Games were played and their ' la nH Orpftn H J H lunch was eaten from a knap sack. Junior The Price High Pirates Mrs. J. W. Boys and their teachers enjoying CASTLE GATE Nielson left this week for a two the fun were Gary Turner, Chris visited the Helper Rams at the weeks trip to Chico, Calif., to Miller, Dodd Wilstead, Don Thom- Helper field for the first football visit her sons, Wayne and Otho, as, La Mar Snow, Fred Tamagawa, game of the season. The kickoff and their families. Danell Durrant, Wallace Llewel- - was at 1:30 p.m. Price kicked to Mr. and Mrs. Arley Griffin of lyn, Robert McKinnon. Gary Dee Helper. Jay Chadwick received ran it back to his and ball the Donnie San Francisco, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Shirl Barney, Tom Gates of Portland, Oregon, Stagg, Dean Childs, Kenneth La- - own 40 yard line where he was and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith brum, Udell Huff, Clyde Stevens, hit hard by three Price linesmen. of LaGrande, Oregon, were here Kay Snow, Donald Lee Brooks, After two downs with little yardll to attend the Golden Wedding re LeRoy Jacpbsen, Pat Bendall. age gained they tried a pass which Huff, Leona Turner. Aera was intercepted 'by a Price back-fielception for their parents, Mr. and man and was run back to Mrs. W. H. Taylor, Sunday. Thomas, Pearl Stagg and MarJoseph Parmley of Salt Lake! garet Jensen. Helper's 40 yard line where he City was here on business last The Sunday evening service was was hit hard by three Helper lineweek. He also visited with his in charge of the MIA. John Hough- men. The first two quarters passMrs. Marie Gilbert of ton conducted the meeting. A ed very quickly with Price maksisters, Castle Gate and Mrs. A. H. Draper program was presented to those in ing one touchdown and failed to of Price. make the extra point. The gun attendance. Mrs. Thomas Benilall and Susan A Fireside was held Sunday went off and the score was 0 in Phillips were Salt Lake City visit evening at the home of Mr. and favor of Price. ors last Thursday. In the second half Helper came Mrs. Douglas Hileman where the Mrs. Stan Anderson of Salt Lake back Jofighting mad. They drove opening prayer was given by City was a visitor here over the anne Houghton, the speaker was down to Price's goal line where week end with her parents, Mr. LaVell Miller, closing prayer was and Mrs. Thomas Bendall. by Lee Miller. Refreshments were Miss Bonnie Mae Snow of Provo 'servet, to M, antl Mrs. LaVell visited here last week with herM1Uer Mr and Mr8 Thomas Ben. Mr. sister and brother-in-laMrg Anne Huff j0anne and(da!1 Mrs. Pete Tabone. , Roween Nougaret, Mari- Houghton, , Airs. J. J. nooerson or spring-- anIlp .lovce Thomas Houghton. ville spent last week with her Geraldine Johnson, Winnie MOss, daughter and family, Mr.x and Mrs. Donna Robinson, Bobby Fiack, Ti r n ii-- mr. ii ,,i l anaj mrs. ouum, ui.oen "oi" Weldon Thacker, .Lee Miller. Alene and family took her home laBt Xayjor LaRae wilstead. Barbara week end. Miller. Helen Thacker, Jean Mil- Miss Sonya Hyatt, who is a stu- iler, Darlene Lewis. Marlene Mil dent at the A C at Logan spent ler Barbara Jensen and Mr. and the week end with her parents, Mrs. Hileman. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hyatt. Mrs. LaVoy Gale of Helper with her new daughter is staying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mel (Continued from Page 3) Taylor, The baby was born last are w .ii , - what measures that HI passed bv h have bep """ul to the , The ranchers. Ur GRANGER SUMS UP ISSUES IN PRESENT CAMPAIGN La-Ve- i. Quality that Commands Respect! - al """3' ife naif1 d Going Hunting With Pa? iff Get rested up for your hunt with pop, by letting us do your biggest job, your laundry. We'll satisfy you with o perfect job. PHONE 540 OVERALL SERVICE TOO! WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU HELPER CITY LAUNDRY HELPER PHONE 540 Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor BACK IN THE "StMLctdU BUY VA BOTTLE TODAY Distif Blended tins Corp, Unrwc KENILWORTH PROFESSIONALS THORIT HATCH LAWYER AGAIN GOLD Stafford Bldg Phona I7B Helper, Utah (The Big Business Issue) MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Dick Mitchell Embalmer A Funeral PHONE 300 Director PRICK Loyal Order of Moose Meet Every Tueaday, 7:30 p.m. HELPER LODGE HALL Rpbt. Olaon Governor J. Tulllua Secretary N. Helper Lodge No. 56 I. O. O. F. C L. DAVIS. WEINER ROAST Mrs. Paul Elliott entertained her Zions boys and girls at the Helper park Friday night at a Those attending weiner roast. were Ray Swenson. Evelyn Collins. Merylin Behunln, Rale ROp-e- r, Jackie McCurdy, Stuart Bry- an. Johnny Ulrich, Lillian DunBlrnside, Bruce can, Lorraine Huntington Irene Hill and Gean Cox. They played games and had a very good time. for your money, because NEW Utoco No. 2 Furnace f ORE Oil a higher quality product than the Utoco No. 3 fuel which it replaces costs no more. You get a superior at increase no in product price. FAMILY GATHERING Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Vard Tucker and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Max Wayman and family all met to- That's not all you get. You get maximum heat per gallon of fuel burned. You get work-frepush button comfort. You trouble-free- , a clean no waste fuel. And when get burning, you call your Utoco distributor you get prompt, courteous, e, gether Sunday and enjoyed a family gathering at the home of Mrs. Blanche Wayman of Castle Dale. TYENTY-FIRS- T efficient service. Order your supply today, and relax. ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Henry Scorzato was honor- at her home, the occa. slon being her birthday. A delicious birthday dinner was enjoyed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pappas, Mrs. Lucille Todd Mrs. Albert Tittle and her hus-an- d daughter, Merlene, Mr. and band. Henry Scorzato. ed Sunday STAINLESS STEEL BUILDING To cut construction costa in modern buildings, designers have started a new trend In the direction of building exteriors by hanging prefabricated chromium-nickstainless steel panels on structural steel skeletons. This type of curtain wall construction wag in itiated in the construction of Gen eral Electric's new turbine plant office building at Schenectady, New York. J) FOR SUPERIOR HEAT USE A SUPERIOR FUEL Phone UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY Or Your Local Utoco Distributor el WHERE IONES STANDS ON MEETS EVERY 2nd end 4th THURSDAY OF MONTH At Moote Hall, Helper by R. C. Anderson. At... lUllI 0 OCnVItt TONY HBIBAB, Operator "Full Quota" VITAMIN "D" I Paid political adv. 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