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Show I HELPER The PAGE (Utah) EIGHT JOOONAL AUGUST THURSDAY, MERCHANTS TEAM 1953 27, i PLAYS AMER. FORK For St. Anthony's Pastor F. Burgener wishes Told By to announce that she will teach Beginning Sunday, September 6, the kindergarten group in the masses at St. Anthony Sunday Civic Auditorium, this Catholic; cnurch will resume to Helper coming winter. fall and winter schedule, it i the The olases will uegin Tuesday, was announced this week by Rev. September 1st. All Parents wHo. E. F. DOwling. The new times for the masses desire to have their kindergarten age boys and girls attend the are 7, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. every school should contact Mrs. Bur- Sunday, and confessions will we heard on Saturdays at 4, 4:40,' gener before that date. 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. "Week day masses will continue Lions Club Hold to be held every morning at 7:30.; Mrs. Owen j HELPER NAVAL RESERVIST ON CRUISE As a part of the training program aboard the heavy MidU.S.S. Columbus, NKOTC shipman Earl F. Benedict, son f Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Benedict of 296 Railroad Ave., Helper, operates a milling machine in the ship's machine shop. He has been a member of the Naval ROTC for three years while attending the University of Utah. There are some 1,100 midshipmen representing 62 colleges and universities embarked in Midship- - man cruise "Charlie ', an ll-sh- training squadron under the command of Rear Admiral Richard p. Glass. USN. Shipboard training for the future officers includes practical instruction in seamanship, navigation, gunnery, engineering and communications. Ports of call will include Colon, Trinidad; Panama; and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Tne six week training cruise began July 20th and will end at Norport-of-Spai- n, folk, Va., on Aug. 29th. HERE SUNDAY NIGHT The Helper Merchants will engage American Fork on the local diamond Sunday night at 7 p.m. in the final home game on the regular Industrial League schedule for 1953. Manager Orson Bailey must be given credit for leading the local team into contention for the second half title, when it appeared that Helper was down and out at the end of the first naif. Willi the addition of Don Bushore at third base, shifting Ray Teia-rol- e to second base, and gaining the services of Big Hill Morse on the mound, Bailey has fielded an Jiggregation that has made it rough on industrial League opponents. For the Sunday encounter with Ug Wilson's cavemon, Bailey will have Crawford catching. Crawford is a Columbia youngster with plenty of catcning know-hoand hustle who has contributed a great deal toward the new look of the second half Merchants. Bailey will play first base, Teia-rol- e will be at second base, Bushore on third, Uge Harada at shortstop, and Bill Green, Ben Zaranka and Boyce Jacobs in the outfield. Morse will likely draw the starting assignment on the mound. By rirtue of victories over and AmeriPleasant Grove ithe Helper Mercan Fork, chants have forged game ahead of provo in industrial League standings. j Annual Picnic Thursday, Aug. 20 The Helper Lions Club held their annual picnic Thursday evening, August L'Oth, at fie Helper City park. In spite of the cloudy looking weather it cleared up in time for a good turnout of Li')n and their A wonderfully delicious ladies. luncheon served buffet style, under the supervision of Mrs. William Wetmore and Mrs. Frank Tomsic, was enjoyed 'by all present. Miss Gloria Pierotti rendered accordto'm selections during the evenings fun. Mrs. Ed Casey was in charge of games, and races. A wonderful evening was enjoyed by all who attended. William Wetmore, president, announced the next Directors meeting will be held at his home, Wednesday, August 26th, at 7 p.m. Next regular meeting will be September 3. Phone News Items to Journal- - FOOD CENTER 4c & Jsrv, v r (Continued from Pare One) ers Association, who Dave whole- heartedly endorsed the purchase of Defense Bonds as a wise investment. A cordial invitation is extended by the County Bnd Committee to everyone in tne area to visit the interesting display. Chairman Diamanti, in a statement regarding the current Bond promotion said, "To protect American freedoms, we must be ready to crush aggressors. To protect our economy against the strains of a heavy national de cr laming REGISTER FOR FOOD CENTER CHEESE g American Rulon Bryner, Registrar at Carbon College, reports that 30 veterans of the Korean war have already made application for enrollment at Caliban College for the present school year. He expects that this number may reach 50 or more by the time school starts.. Mr. Bryner urges all veterans to come to his office at the earliest possible day to fill out applications and begin the steps necessary to make sure that their will checks start government coming to them without too much delay after they begin school. Veterans of the Korean War should understand that they must personally pay their own scnool costs.; but that the monthly allowances have been increased more than enough to permit them to do this at Carbon College as compared with what veterans of World War II received. iney! MINE EXAMS man, completely relaxed, secure in the knowledge that he has a little pile of money saved that's earning extra income for him every day. Nice picture, Isn't it? A How does a man on average income do this? You, for instance? It's easier than you realize. All you have to do is sign to invest in Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan. You see, you don't have to save a lot at a time on the Payroll Savings Plan. There are people who save only $3.75 a week on the Plan. (But that $3.75 a week can bring them $5,153.72 in U. S. Savings Bonds!) Imagine what just a few dollars a month will accumulate for you. And now with the new earning power of these Bonds the money you'in-ves- t in them will bring you more interest, for more years, than ever before in history. The simple chart below explains it all to you. Best of all, you'll find that you can save on the Payroll Savings Plan, even if you've never been able to save in the past. Because the money is saved for you, before you have a chance to spend it. Put yourself in that picture of a relaxed, secure person today. Sign the Payroll Savings Tlan where you work. Or, if you are go to your bank and have your banker get you started in the automatic Plan. It's as simple, as helpful, as the Payroll Savings Plan! d, Bond-A-Mon- th How you can reach your savings goal on the systematic Payroll Savings Plan If you want approximately $ 5,000 $1,000 $10,000 Each week :j for 5 years, iave $3.75 $18.75 ( .1 $1.85 week for 19 years and 8 months, save $8.80 $18.73 fj Each 1 ! $0.75 $3.75 ' Your money makes money for you vtry minute with U. S. Savings bonds on tho Payroll Savings Flan tt i. OoWtwiJfil tipdrtmtM mhktjb aWMi. TU frffnryl pn f lUIr patrtots dmufm, let JdMriwfat Cmnctl end 1 das GILSONITE MINE FOREMAN L. A. Wilson. announced today by the National Foundation for Infantile P?raysis. Basil O'Cqnnor, president of the organization, paid the Salt Lake City dentist high tribute for the work he has. been doing on behalf of the fight against polio in the state of utan. infantile "The fight against paralysis is beginning to show definite portents of victor y," O'Connor said. "When the great day arrives that we can e.tamp the wjard 'conquered' on this crippling disease, much of the credit will go to Dr. Haymond and other volunteer leaders like him. At great personal sacrifice they are bringing to this struggle not only their time and talents, f but also an inspiring idealism service to mankind." This will make the fourth consecutive year for Dr. Haymond to lead the March of Dimes in Utah. As before, he will be called upon to coordinate the activities of volunteer campaign directors in cities and counties over the entire state during the annual January fund drive. According to Dr. IWmnd, Utah this, past year contributed FIREBOSS a total of $277,438 to the Marh Orin Lee V'aught, Kaiser Steel; of Dimes or an average of 40 John Palacios-- , Kaiser Steel; V. D. cents from every person in the state. Lund, Kaiser Steel; E. R. Kaiser Steel; W. J. "I sincerely hope that this comChristman, Kaiser Steel; L. R. Springer Jr., Columbia Mine; J. ing March of Dimes will receive Wood Jr., Columbia Mine; J. W. even more support," Dr. Haymond said. "Tne tremendous costs l, Moffitt, Kaiser Steel; J. A. Columbia Mine; B. A. Gor- of the National Foundation's redon, Columbia Mine; H. H. Elkins, search program and of underwriting the medical care of the recKaiser Steel; G. D. Snarr, Co-o- p ord numbers stricken with polio L. R. Olscn, Mine; Latuda; j. Kutni, Columbia; R. C. O'Neil, last year and this year are fast P. D. H ink ins, depleting our funds bth here in Kaiser Steel; Kaiser Utah and over the nation. The J. palacios-Huntington; Steel; K. 1). Neilson, Columbia; t. 1954 March of Dimes, will have to Kerbovlch, Helper; L. M. Wells, be the mst successfnl ever if Deseret Mine; M. A. Larsen, De- there is to be victory over polio seret Mine;; F. Van Buren, Des- soon." eret Mine; D. H. Humphrey, DesDr. Haymond attended the Unieret Mine; K. N. Wright, Deseret of Utah and completed his versity .Mine; J. W. Taylor, Kaiser Steel; dental training at the University G. L. Ferguson, Kaiser Steel. of He practiced Pennsylvania. dentistry in Salt Lake City for SHOT FIRERS 20 years prior to leaving to preW. E. Martin, Lion Coal corp.; side over tne Northern S'ates A. H. Mitcheson, Lion Coal Crp.; Mission of the Mormon church. J. S. Johnson, Hiawatha; M. L. Chicago, in 1913. He returned to B. Kendiick. Hutson, his Wattis; in Salt Lake City i" Horse canyon; p. T. Jones, HOrsf 1950. practice Dr. and Mrs. Haymond live Canyon; V. C. BrOmley, Spring at 1715 Yalecrest Ave., Salt Lake Canyon. City. Zu-ba- 1 AU Flavors 3 Pkg WJ 250 H These Prices For Fri., Sat., August 28 - 29 HONEY NEW CROP QUART for FLAKES Yeliowtail PEANUT BUTTER Peter Pan 5 1 490 I 1.00 i can No. y2 OLIVE OIL i 650 lb 12 oz. BEEIt MAln maLina ARO Colored-Quartere- d 3 lb. S & VV Any Grind SPAGHETTI 1.00 1 CATSUP 550 ! AJAX rCOC CENTER'S COUNTRY SAUSAGE FRESH GROUND 3 LB STYLE $1,00 LB FRANKFURTERS LEAN BREAST OF VEAL LB. MADE FRESH PICKLED 330 1 DELMONTE 2 bottles 2 cans 210 J n FAB Reg. Pkg Giant Pkg 31$ 75$ VEL Reg. Pkg 31 Giant Pkg 75$ oo H PS PEETS 3 Lb. LOIN END PORK CHOPS PIGS FEET Ih 290J 2 cans CLEANSER Market Ground Beef 890 Franco-Ame- r. Union Veal Roast Grade 250 3 COFFEE 49c 1 " MIRACLE WHIP $J49;o 6 pkfls. 290 Jar $3.79 Flavors All lb- - DILLS 22 Oz. ERS Case Gallon Can PICKLES 0LE0 Gallon FLAVOnAID SaltineCrackers H Pure Import. BECKERS-FIS- Q H LB. LB. 690 DETERGENT Reg. Pkg Giant Pkg 75$ 390 PALMOLIVE 350 2 Reg. 2 oo Bars Bath Size 230 PS 290 "1 o o TOMATOES Firm Ripe 2 1b. - Utah 9)j CUCUMBERS GRAPES Long Green Slieing Fancy Seedless 3 for 3 2 ib. 10fj W PS LITTLE LEAGUE $7.50 This chart shows only a few typical examples of savings goals end how to reach them through Payroll Savings. U. For State of Utah f JELL0 ml ( jty Chairmen Named bestow all my good Though to feed the poor, and though 1 give my body to be 'burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me I Cr. 13:3 At a meeting of the Carbon nothing. county sheriffs Jeep posse held last wtek at price, Ted poulos of Price, was elected CaPtain. Also yean and months, iave "ontlnued from Page One) Sheriff's Jeep Posse Elects Officers; Slate Saturday Meeting $37.50 Each week for (9 ( 2 lb. box PS II sfH j 880 a s 1 X , I l4 COLLEGE COURSES Phone News Items to Journal . irvpnTA. rue n,wr www wwivwiw vf fff The reappointment of Dr. creed HaymOnd as Utah State chairman for the March of Dimes was 30 KOREAN VETS fease program, we mutt produce more, spend lets on nonessentials and save more. When we save through U. S. Defense bond, we strengthen both our military and our economic defense and help check inflation. By buying bonds on the Payroll savings plan, we save regularLy and effectively to protect our country's future and our own. The ibonds of Freedom continue to work, as they have since 1776, for the security and the expansion of our American heritage of freedors and FOOD CENTER 2, 154 March of Dimes " RARE BONDS New Mass Schedules ANNOUNCEMENT ' elected was Harold V. Davis, as (Continued from Page One) secretary. Twenty members attended the Concession Stand meeting and after a short busnet receipts from tne three-da- y The iness session, made plans for anof the concession other meeting for Salurlay, AiiS. stand operation were not included in (he 29, at the Vern Davis show rooms tournament Marcheitt receipts, at pricie. said. Tnis amoutit ws turned Spokesmen for the newly form- over to the Helper Little League, ed group Issued an Invitation to and banked to its credit. This all Jeep owners in this area to net was $271.50. profit come to the meeting and assist workin the forming of an active Total receipts from concession ing group. As soon, as more mem- stand operation was $600.10. Tne bers are signed up plans call for first day Grossed $230.23, second, this time for $173.40, and the third day, $196.43. another election directors, and lieutenants to as- Cost of merchandise wa $328.6". sist Captain poulog, leaving the balance of $271.50. n in iQ5 0WfcAN--) flaXM33 dOOi U L-5- LKJ EE? i I 1 3 dOOrl 831X33 QOOJ |
