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Show HELPER The (Utah) THURSDAY, TWO PAGE MAY 10, Increased tional 1 J m?f , At L. A. School and Mrs. Frank James Sr. in activity ;;ro?rams three na- to xelvig and the appearance further emphasizes that members are striving to perscnal home, club enrolled in ects the Guets Joseph Magliocco, son of Mrs. in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Magliocco, ISO Roose- Melrose Perry and children of velt Street, now attending Wood- Royal, Mr. and Mrs. Glen James Angeles, has. and daughters, Pfc. Donald James, College, (Los bury . t. . t rI ouver rm Deen awaruea me nti "'Frank Jame& Jr.. and Mrs. C. the Phi Gamma Kappa Honor on,, aon Scholarship Fraternity. Absence from his disk ac the To attain this honor Magliocco's penney store a few STades were of the high scholastic standing required for member- lat. week rated Ken Marquis, crepe-pape- r black a ship in this organization for two manager, Wood-- ! wreath, paper lilies and a beauti-burat attendance Var!"r"s College where he is major- - ful potted plant, from his employlast his ees in return, upon Friday. Higher Acrountancy. ing A graduate of Carbon High Dolores Rebol, accompanied by School, Price, Magliocco also her fiance, Pfc. Roger Buros, en Carbon attended College and joyed the week end visiting her Henager's College. Salt Lake be- mother, Mrs. Gil Williams. Dofore entering Woodbury. lores has been a student nurse lit' srved with the U. S. Army at St. Marks hospital in Salt during World War II. I.ake City the past three years, and is now completing the last Mrs. Rhoda Gi'bson, accompan- three months of her training at ied by Mrs. Ray Humphrey and the State Mental hospital in Provo. Marguerite Humphrey of Orange-ville- , left Saturday for Tuscon, CENTRAL SCHOOL Arizona, to attend the Western s Convention of the Federated Club. They iplan to spend NEWS BITS two weeks visiting and sightseeing before returning home. Editors: Karen Kraync and Necla Nielson Visitors last JVIdajr at the J. W. Binch home were Mrs. Binch's Wednesday April 18, 1951, the Bister, Mrs. Annie Jewkes and Central School held the Helper Mrs. W. J. Sheeham of Salt Lake Junior Pentathalon track meet, 'City. sponsored ,by tht Deseret News. Art Dalpiaz was a (business This event was held at the Helpcaller in Salt Lake City last Fri- - er City Baseball Diamond. Participants are as folliws: Mickey Ausday. tin, whoBe score is- 349, Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Ace Miner visited Barrows 993, Jerry Bassinger 459, meir cmiaren, imna ana Jimmy, Ronald Bassinger 1,572. Gary in Salt Lake City laat Sunday. Bonza 677, Gerald Casey 848, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stancati of James. Chadwick 563, Rhjajrd Clair Greener 5S9, 8S4, Salt Lake City were week end GomezHackweli 1,433, Gene Herra Roy visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Albo and Mr. and 1.463, BOyd Johnson 1,333, Ronald Kosmaek 1.5S9. Lanny Kirkwood, .'Mrs. Joe Bruno. 4-- "make the best better." More than 1,000- - girls are exto take part In county pected Dress Revues, while some 7,200 Mrs Earl JaniPs served a delicious hot dinner Sunday at her home honoring the birthday of her husband and his parents, lir. Help er Youth Wins Scholarship Honor ing Active In Dress And Home Projects Another Totem For Robert Q. 1951 IH THE HEWS $300 fall. In addition, college scholarships are presented to nain both the tional champions Girls' Record and Home Improvement programs. teaches poise and good grooming are provid. as well as row to select and wear ed Dress Revue awards Pattern Comby Simplicity activiRecord The Girls" clothes. pany. Girls' Record are given by ty invites all girls, to participate Montgomery Ward, and Home Imwho have completed projects such Foun. provement by as canning, clothing, garden, poul- dation. The Sears Roebuck programs are under beautifica-tion- . home and grounds try the supervision of the Cooperative Extension Service. Members' record books, reports Honors in Dress Revue last of cjub work, demonstrations and went to Frances Williams, exhibits are all considered awards yearUtah of county. Renee Jones, Iron and national on a county, state Club year County, won the state award in level when the Record, while Aurella Jones, ends. County winners rective Girls' received state hon. Iron County, medals of honor, and state winors in Home Improvement National to a the ners trip Club Congress in Chicago next Phone News Items to Journal slipcovers, drapes and paintwalls. ing The Dress Revue open to clothing all girls enrolled in More Utah JOURNAL are Home Economics to eligible Girls' Record proj- in compete program. Ap- 4-- members are carrying out the objectives of the Home Improvement project which include jobs like refinish-infurniture, sanding floors, mak. proximately 1,100 4-- 4-- g 1 " s loc-a- Wo-man- Zi&rl h Aii I Photo: CH4tt4n National Q. LEWIS (right), stellar radio and televison R OBERT a collector of totem poles, wag presented with a hand-carve- totem HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! vit L Railway who star p is "Thun-derbird- d " made by Ellen Neel, a celebrated totem carver from Vancouver. British Columbia. The Neel pole is similar in design to the totem pole at the Canadian National Railways station in giant Jasper National Park. Alta. The totem pole pictured above was presented Mr. Lewis by Joe Fountain of Canadian National Rys., in behalf of the Vancouver Tourist Association. pole 90-fo- ot Carbon plan for another calf this, coming winter. Other boys and girls are also Ferron Stock Show invited to join this program with the hope that another year even County Agent Robert Hassell calves will be available for imore reports that Carbon County 'another show, it is hoped that at the Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show at Ferron, did Carbon calves will rate in the a credit to the county in showing better classes with perhaps their calves. Calves from Carbon grand champion next year. County rated in the Price, Choice and Good classes. Representation in all weight classes was good CLASaFtGD DISPLAY and In one class Carbon County's rated Larry Henderson FOR SALE first place honors and received a blue ribbon on his steer. Lorraine 1950 Frigidaire Re. took FOR SALE Henderson of Wellington Excellent condition. frigerator. third place honors in this class. Inquire House No. 5, Rains. In the Prime classes, LaMar 5,10,ltc Day of Wellington and Vion Johnston of Price scored fourth place modern and third place honors in their FOR SALE home Bendix with furnace, classes. weight respective and washer, garage, workshop Lorraine and Larry Henderson two lots. Also building nearly 160, Raymond McNamara 588, Ed- of Wellington received a special new refrigerator, piano, o award win Marchetti ,1,334, Clifford given by Mrs. Wayne E. living room set, oak din959, Michael Paletta 1.076, Johnston for bringing their calves ette set, Monarch coal range, Walker Phelps 772, Wayne Reld the farthest to the show. Mrs. Sprngs and Sealy mattress. Baby 1,324, Joe Ruden 1,335, Robert Johnston presented Lorraine with Crib and mattress, Set of Scarcelll l,421t Robert Slaven-sk- a purse and Larry with a wallet. Britannica. All in good A total of 21 calves were enter-- : 717, Robert Sneddon 760, Eucondition. Phone Price 999-- J or gene Sulpizio 730, Marlin Wright ed from Carbon County and all 5,3,2tc inquire 648 E 1st So. 96S. The three boys with the high- bevs and girls participating seemest scores are Ronald Kosmaek, ed to be well pleased with the ex. FOR SALE New modern Ronald Bassinger and Gene Herra. periences they received and also house, large corner lot. NorthThese boys will go to Spring with the sale of their animals. All east location. Automatic heat, Glen to compete in the district; animals were sold and although ful ibasement, double garage. See finals. They will enter in the1 the prices were not what had Phone only. by appointment High .Jump, Shot Put, Broad! been anticipated, all boys and Price 132-R- . 3,8,usc Jump, Goal Throw and the Fifty girls made a small profit on their modern FOR SALE animals. Yard Dash. one 4'H of frame duplex Anderson Leaders house; Henry Judges for the School Meet on Janet St. Inquire 28 Bryner were Jim 'Mullins ,and George Spring Glen, Roy Campbell of St., or Phone Helper. Pizza from the Helper Junior Wellington, and Wayne E. John5,10,ltp High. From the Helper Central ston of Price were at the show School were Steve BorOvatz and with their respective club mem- IFOR SALE eight- Miss Lorraine Chrlsteusen. Ro-- : bers. A vote of thanks should go room house with furnacce, stobeit Sneddon was chosen as stu-- ; to these leaders for the good ker and insulated. Inquire 615 work they have done. Livestock dent exechtive. , Janet St., Phone Helper. men also have Carbon in County Due to the fact that the basket-- f 5,10,ltp ball loop was broken, the goal assisted by helping boys and FOR SALE One red overstuffthrow was t held at the Central girls select calves and finance ottoman to match. and chair ed School May 2, 1951. Spectators them. They should also be concondition In excellent priced for these events were the fifth gratulated for the work that has 200. information call low. For been done. and sixth grades. 5,10,ltc This show climaxes the Awards at , the school meets are livestock projects that started a FOR SALE fifle and the At meet certificates. district and it is hoped the western guitar. Inquire 31 2nd awards are certificates, medals year ago, . boys and girls will start now to S.lO.ltc East or phone and trophies. The scoring for these events, is Miscellaneous We anticipate a time when the based on the height, weight and age of the boys. They are also di- love of truth shall have come up CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Sham, vided Into, two dlbNons, the Jun- to our love of liberty, and men All work guaranteed. Set ior and the Senior. All boys par- shall be cordially tolerant and poolng, W. R. Everett, 644 K. 2nd East ticipating from Helper Central earnest believers both at once. 7.8.usc Price. Phone 955-School are in the Junior Division. Phillips Brooks 4-H- Show-Improvement- s At ' Don't let anyone tell you that you can't whittle dollars from your food budget without lessening the taste appeal of your meals! Shop at 0. P. SJAGGS for all your food needs and se how little it costs to serve fine meals. Prices Effective two-piec- e Pes-sett- Martin returned Monday after spending eight days at Las Vegas, the annual Nevada, attending convention of the western district of the Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. They were accompanied there by their and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Merryweather of Utah. y Mil-for- Gus and Marie Tsangaris motored to Salt JLake City Tuesday where Marie 'boarded a plane for Las Vega3 where she will attend the annual Heldorado celebration with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Schurtz and children. SST returned herej the same evening. 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