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Show The nELPER (Utah) PAGE FOUR ments were enjoyed. Sunday visitors at the Joe Tul-liu- s Merchandising Classes home were Joe's mother, Mrs. J. J. Tullius, and his sister Are Offered By Carbon A short course in Retail MerIn a recent letter received by and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Salt and all son, Baker Gil, chandising (Salesmanship) is beMrs. Orlie Rachele, her brother' Lake City. ing offered by tthe Carbon ColMike is who Blanusa Cpl. lege Evening School. Leland Bird, in Sappora, Japan, stated V. R. returned the instructor of distributive eduMrs. Lloyd that his new company commander liOine recently from the Price cation at Carbon College, will is Captain James McFall of Spring feeling much better af- teach the class. hospital Glen. medical care there. ter receiving The following units will be in Corporal Blanusa remarked that it was quite a thrill meeting Marge Dervoe and Ethel Tul-liu- s meont" from back homo, even spent Friday of last week in though he turned out to be his Salt Lake City on business. From newly appointed CO. ; infan-a reserve Miss Ann Martell was a Salt Capt. McFall, try officer, was recalled to active Lake City visitor Tuesday. duty after the Korean war broke out. He is a former instructor at Chokey Bergera spent Sunday the Helper Junior High School. and Monday in Ogden on business. CARBON St. Barnabas Church Mike Blanusa's New CO. Is Capt. Jim McFall JOURNAL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Ace Miner Bergera and sous, and Ie, drove to Mt. joyed the week e"d visiting in Tleasant Sunday to visit Jerry.jSalt Lake with their children, Donna and Jimmy. who is attending school there. Mrs. Clyde Nason was a visitor PESSETTO TWINS HONORED Mrs. J. A. Greener Mr. and AT FAMILY GATHERING Wednes-ProvEPeEt the day last Saturday in in Salt Lake City last .lo.se and Family members on business. day. friends gathered at the home of Mrs. James o It Pays To Keep Your Car In Good Shape. Mr. M Steam Cleaning Car Washing 4. Polishing See Ua About The New ROYAL MASTER TIRES Accesorles Cool Ride Seat Covers See us for Expert Lubrication, Repairing and Vulcanizing CONOCO PRODUCTS -- - K MIDLAND SERVICE STATION 4 Locust Sts. Main Helper Phone 307 NEW PATTERNS OF INLAID LINOLEUM BY ARMSTRONG Pessetto honor of Mrs. John i:: evening, Pete Sun- their John, who left Monday for Fort Douglas when' they will enter the Service. The group were entertained with accordion music by Pete and John, and Tire U.S. BATTERIES day sons, an'i and friendly and visiting refresh- PTA HIGH course: personality development, store conduct, store service and policy, process of making a sale, suggestive selling, and shrinkage. Registration for the course will be held on Monday and Tuesday, March 5th and fith, from 7:0m until 9:00 p.m. in the c.oilege faculty room, Mr. West, Kveuing School director, stated. cluded in the ! ' - Ad veruument where I sit ... &i Joe Marsh Sometimes Good Intentions Aren't Enough Mr. The next meeting of the CarAt Helper "Y" bon Hifrh PTA will be held Thurs22 at 7:30 p.m. in the day. Feb. Sunday Services Coll' ge Gym. Founders Day proPrice Valley Mission is happy and all gram to be presented to announce that adult services members are urged to attend. are now being held every Sunday night from 7:30 to S:30 in GO-E- D St. Barnabas Church in Helper. CLUB NOTES St. in the Barnabas, located Y.M.C.A has chapel, provided Ernalee Flaim By ship for children and Sunday GIRLS' DAY DANCE school classes for a number of In the midst of hearts, bows years. This is the first time that and arrows, the sixth annual Girls' a regular adult ervice has been Day dance was held Feb. 9th la held, however. the civic auditorium. The hall The new service follows the ,was cleverly decorated In red order for worship given in the land white and the theme was Hook of Common Prayer of the j"Yo;i Belong To My Heart". The Episcopal Church in the United evening was climaxed with the States. A sermon and hymn singcrowning exercises, at which time ing are included in the service. Junior Garcia, president of the Everyone in this area is invited Letterman club, crowned Shirlene to attend regardless of former Gardner the Queen of Hearts, and church affiliation. LuJean Jensen, president of the club, crowned Lynn Niel-soMr. and Mrs. Dale Helm of King of Hearts. The attend- Provo visited here Monday with ants were Myrna Uradshaw. Terry her mother, Mrs. Theresa Offers and John Mrs. Spensko received word of the death of their cousin, Mrs. Jack Gersick, of Oakland, California. Mrs. was a visitor H. P. Lloyd in Salt Lake all last week at the home of her sons, Jack and Glenn, and their families. Saturday visitors in Salt Lake City were Mrs. Louis Brackett and Mrs. Johnny return- Bianco, ing with them was Mrs. Max Johnson and children Rex and Kathleen, who will spend a few days visiting with Mrs. Bianco, and two other sisters, Mrs. James Mrs. Rudy Bergera, families. Zacearia and That fire at the Griffin place didn't do much damage last week, but Volunteer Chief Murphy was pretty anry about it. Spoke to some of us over dinner and a bottle of beer. "Griffin's farm is a good mile from town," he said. "And by the time we'd dodged all the people on the highway who were going to watch, we hadn't a minute to waste. "Then blamed if those sightseers hadn't parked cars right in Griffin's driveway and there was a mob of people milling around the house just gawking. Joe, tell folks a fire's no sideshow. Ask 'cm to think of the other fellow!" From where I sit, some of us need to be reminded occasionally that even though our intentions are good we may be unfairly interfering. Whether it's blocking the y of fire equipment or criticizing a person's right to enjoy a temperate glass of beer now and then the American Way is fo give ivay, and give the other fellow his fair "share of the road!" right-of-wa- Copyright, 1951, United States Brewers Foundation ,..lit. ,'"" M f - Co-E- d D'Am-brosi- Alma Rae Bates and Prank Slavensky. The King and Mrs. William Morrison spent Queen received lovely gifts, and beautiful corsages and loutton-- i Wednesday, Thursday and Friday meres were presented to the King. of last week in Salt Lake City Queen and their attendants, from attending a chief operators conthe two clubs. The girls in lovely vention. formals and boys in Katherine Smolic.h. who recent(lanced to the strains of Jimmy ly graduated from Dental Nurses sucDart's orchestra. This most cessful dance was sponsored by Training in San Francisco, is back home and plans to extend the Co-E- d Club, whose advisors are Santi. her visit here for some time. Pizza Howies, semi-forma- Come and see the new j. .. A very popular new design that is dif- ferent and that blends in with every decorating scheme you might have. In nine color- - White, Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Yellow, Red, Tan and Brown. back-groun- In ds widths ot Mrs. and Miss clever programs were de PARTY HONORS PETE signed by Lu Ann Stevens. Betty AND JOHN PESSETTO Slater, Sheila Booth, Coleen HarA going away party was given Fare Miller and Joyce at the rison, home of Mr. and Mrs. assisted by Miss Lucy Snow, Leonard Lange last Friday eveRicheda. ning honoring Pete and John Last Wednesday night at the Pessetto, with all family membasketball game, Helper vs East bers present. The social hour was club perform- spent visiting, and accordion muCarbon, the ed during the half they formed sic played by John, Pete and was enjoyed, an "X" in the middle of the Clifford Pessetto fr Want to chop down those food bills? Don't wait George to do it . . . start right now by shopping for all your food needs at O. P. SKAGGS. Every department In our store is geared to help you save money, decrease your food bills. So do your shopping here where pennies count. The SPLATTER DESIGN ful l, Pancake & Waffled then made an "M" for East Carbon Mohawks, and then an "R" for Helper Rams. club will march at The Co-Ethe Round Robin Tournament next week. Dianne Wahl's committee are having a hot dog and pop sale Tuesday during noon hour at the Junior High School. and were served refreshments later. Pete and John left Monday to enter the armed forces. and 10 Lb bag Pillsbury Mutual Furniture PHONE 37 & Hdw. IIELPER -- Phono News CLASSIFieD to Journal Items staHeU DISPLAY FOR SALE Refrigerator, 1942 WestinghouSe condition. good Also Business site for rent, John Laboroi, or Phone 363-- JzaO On All Helper 1941 Ford Club SALE Inquire Helper Insurance & Loan Co. Phone 275, 153 So. Main. Helper. FOR Coupe. 1937 Chev. in good mechanical FOR SALE sedan, dition. Helper, buy. Phone South Main. Good 8 Mji con541-- cans No. 303 Reg. LETTUCE 35$ bars CARROTS Lge. clean bunches SALAD VEG. ... Ready for Bowl SPINACH Fresh Green ... PINK GRAPEFRUIT ........ Juicy APPLES Solid Delicious 21$ TANGERINES CRYSTAL WHITE 2 bars ALL COUPONS REDEEMED Steel Cabinet Sink, long. Good condition. Call 35 Mala St., or Phone 46, VEGETABLES Solid Crisp Head Well Bleached ENDIVE New Improved Reg. g AJAX Cleanser 2 cans Giant g5g VEL Reg. 35j CASHMERE 2 bath bars 29g Bouquet Soap 2 190 Will Be Priced at Lowest Market Prices FAB PALMOLTVE Bath Size )Cei "Jr u Toilet rolls i Northern 2 REFRIGERATED Bring Your Soap Coupons Here PEETS Reg Giant 9g 5 SUPER SUDS FOR SALE TISSUE Garden Brand 2 soap SPECIALS d MARKWELL Stapler and ples always available at ths per Journal. PEAS MIX Co-E- floor only! Prices Effective Fri. Sat, Feb. 23 and 24 Sweet GRAPES Juicy Sweet-Re- d FOR SALE t. at Everything on our Shelves to be Moved Out at a 1 0io Saving to You INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE Ideal location for residential or business addition, one block off Main Street on improved streets. Write Ed Brandol, 129 South 12th East, Salt Lake City, for details. FOR SALE erator, ytag Coldspot Refrig condition, and Ma- good excellent Washer, Call or 511-- J East. condition. Inquire 31 2nd Helper. Miscellaneous CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Sham, poolng, All work guaranteed. See 2nd East W. R. Everett. 644 7.8.tiic Price, Phone PSSJ. WILL LAST UNTIL SOLD OUT All lb- - Brands (Sc FOR PII0:iE CALLS - COME BIGHT AWAY IM.et SPRING GLEN, UTAH 2 470 920 PRESERVES P-N- Lb Jar 11 BUTTERSkippy Lb39g 1 CHERRY CHOCOLATES 1 lb box i 4Q0 369 yft For Rent with cleanser holder 2 ens Paper Bag Furnished Apt. by day, week or Red Star 0 lb bag COOKIES Purity Bulk Lb. 49 ORANGE Juice Stby. 46 oz EGGS All White Doz. COg Grade 'A' Large SUGAR RENT Rooms FLOUR EVERYDAY BUDGET SAVERS OLD DUTCH and month. 10 lbs 05 MILK All Brands 4 cans 580 HOTEL A APT8. Wanted Attractive WANTED woman, train as consultant. Customer Service DPt., week. Call Neatha Greena.m. for er, rheme 215-R- , 25-4- 0, Spiring (glen All Brands Lb can Crackers, Purity. J ,b box f. HILICRE8T r.O COFFEE SALTII1E Helper. to 145-15- 8-- 9 appointment WANTED Sleeping Room or Room and Board for yotinft man. Call Helper 127. FOOD mm STORES |