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Show HELPER The PAGE (Utah) THURSDAY, MARCH SIX Washington News-Lett- By ROBERT HATS OFF! March 15th, 16th ond nearly three million American will gionnaires anniversary of ing at which the founding Le- mem- bers of the AEF" agreed to "associate ourselves together for Hut, in a and Country". all every sense, Amerfir.a, larger community from ocean to ocean and Iborder to border, will celebrate locally the presence of this great force far good, this tried and proven bulwark of Americanism, of justice, of Jod The fact that The Lesion, at the mature age of 35, retains not only its full vigor, but continues ita steady growth, is a glowing tribute t the of its founders. They might have followed the tradiiional broad-mindednes- er Fourth Grade Miss Boris Gordon Olson, Reporter j ODD s ur Monday we finished in science on the weathi r. made barometers out of coke Pay raises for nearly one lion Federal employes, c,e health and ttern of veterans' organizations ditional and established a club or pressur- ' benefits, and estimated to cost fnr members of the 3..0 to 450 millions a year, are e-group AKF. They might have establish- urged by President Eisenhower. ed separate departments for the The President's announceme'it Army, the Navy and the Marines. came just one week after his But they didn't. They foun1ed warning that unless unemployThe Legion on 'the broadest ment decreased dining the mn!i base that ny veterans' or. of .March, the (Jovpi'nment woul'l "for Gd go in its efforts to ta!e eanizatKm could have And and Country". up the slack in business. Thus it has grown through the the plan went to Conyears in prestige, in public es- gress nn the same day that Ti'eas-urS cretary teem, and in usefulness to the (Jeorge M. Humnation. And thus it has grown in phrey announced that there would numbers, as veterans of Wrld be no new tax reductions, tlU't War II and Korea swelled its the Administration had made no ranks, it has grown because it changes in its tax program for deserved to grow, because its goal this year. has remained constant, a goal exas The new nine-poin- t pressed in its continuing program detailed to Cogrtss, is the work for national security. American- of a .subcommittee of the cabinet, , rehabilitation and calls for raises of from $30 ism, and community services. It has re- - to $si)0 a Jear in all Civil Service grades except the two at the bottom, ranging from 1,810 to S3, 230 per annum to grade IS at the top which nows pays $14,800. of submittal, In his message the president said, "I have been long convinced that a program combining the Ibest practices of progressive private employers with the special demands of public service would greatly benefit our Kede'-acareer system and its employes, and would improve the efficiency of its administration." emBut "progressive private don't raises usually give ployers" unless they have the money in the till. mil-wit- h e all-ou- t pay-boos- t pay-Pla- child-welfare- QGB0 ! FEB. people bought on stamp day: and David Yak"-vic.l- i ija:-ibar- Austin. arithmetic In new to game liottino, and Morgan Patsy .Max Lynn Smith, Miss Borla. we help facts. now play a us leai'n our Miss Ijoria a IH Plaque in the area All who attendtd a recent scouters school, were presented a beautifully scribed leather plaque, and each scoutmaster in attendance at the court of honor was given a service pin. were DraKt-rton- ors Saturday. a St. patri k's bulletin Oor board. was jack Thorpe a Cj LIFE INSURANCE City visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tatton of Salt Lake City were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I $3.69 it CHEESE Pure Import. Gallon Campbells Tomato 3 cans $219 . 2 SWAN SOAP RINS0 ' BARS G 310 1 D Giant 1 BOTH 3 Ib. can The contractually guaranteed cash and lan values In life Insurance mean that at any time In the future when money may be needed for an emergency, you can draw or borrow at "par," reoardlets of bualnest or marketing condltlona. 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BOX 3 6103 sunr Reg. gprj SALTIflE MAJOR LEAGUE : If aomethlng happens to you, what your family recelvea from any common form of property depends "on the market." The v,Ue of life lneurance property Is known In advance and at death, It matures for maximum, regardless of how little you have paid in to date. -- WOMEN'S 2 VELVEETA Colored-Quartere- (jo. Mi TEAM In life lneurance property grow at a guaranteed rate with each year. when yeu are ready to take life easy from bualneai routine, life will pay you caih, er It wi provide you with unfluctuating Income that cannot be outlived. IF 150 1 " 530 SPRY fered several accordion selection. Refreshments weie enjoyed by. Mary nMeoek, Silvia Barney,! Lenore Davis, Clea Darli, Annie Evans, Eva Fick, Alice Foote, Neva Green, Edna Hardee, Helen Houghton, Anne Huff, Elaine Miller. Lois N'lelaon and Blnch Thomas. . , MARGARINE 330 ' When Money is Needed Most IN EMERGENCIES ... - pkg. 50 LB. Gallon Can RIFJSO report PROVIDES MONEY 3 CASTLE VALLEY SOUP z SIt Lake tx FLAVORS 2 Bottles MAZOLA n i d CDQD g 6 B DELMONTE FIRST LADY tflf!3!D ALL jrj . 5-- 'ijQ fa mm o o sin. CANS 6 POP OLIVE OIL visitors City 0 CAN CATSUP Helper two , 'J 'V a These Prices for Fri., Sat., March Scoutmaster Scoutmasters Troops attending Troop, Sunnyside, Price troops from Jar Quart g -- WHIP MIRACLE end. week. Mr. and Mrs. Weston potter B and Sandra and children spent Saturday and fi Estella Martinez Beiensen were absent this week Sunday at Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Booth and due to the death of Estelia'.s grandmother and Sandra's cou- family were Salt Lake City visit011 FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER badge to Orlando Sulpizio. Merit badges were awarded t Reid, Wayne prent Marchetti, Michael paletta. Presiding over this court of honor the largest in the past were Omar Bunseveral years nell of Price and I)in Burnhope of Helper. Iake mural j 51 multiplication and two Exa made "Bingo" plorer troops from price. multiplication game. We all have cards with on answers the multiplication them. Miss Horla calls out the CASTLE GATE NEWS limes tables ami we are to find the correct answer on our cards. BY .'OSEPHINC HOUGHTON The person that gets one row filled first wills. Estella Martinez Mr. and Mrs. CASTLE GATE won the prize last Friday for Leo Miller and family were Salt the most games that winning last week We are making founda-- i success, John Hays Cicero One marvels that a friend can ever seem less than beautiful, Mary Baker Eddy Hammond' the real is worth-whil- e y (iordoii Olson bought the most, '$2.00 worth. were Judy Also buying stamp Judith C'Jstello, Nielsen, Gary a .Smith, Paul and Gus Liapjs, Kicha'ds, John Giauini, David Hamilton, Wayne Jiimick, Jiniin- Cha acter tlon of all ; collections. The following stamps j We quartz. We als leorned how t test rocks to find out what kind they are. We are uing egg bxes to hold our rock savings a mistake, continue make fool will FOOD CENTKK 28TH Monday, March S is PTA meeting night. It will be held at the Helper Jr. High, we want all our Evan james. parents to try to attend the meetMiss LaRae Wilstead of Salt ing so we can get tht attendance Lake city was a week end visitbanner again. or at the home of her parents, demonstrated Carlos Sulpizio Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilstead. ASK DAD, HE KNOWS first aid for the class Tuesday. Mrs. Stanley Anderson and son. Air Force volunteers are in for He is taking first aid training David, of Salt Lake City were something new in "ground loops". with his father at KenilwoHh. recent visitors at the home of her ailroad" A new, 3,500 foot rocket and demonstration His pa:ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Air at Holloman Force was very interesting. Uendall. Base at Almgordo, N.M., will Mr. and Mrs. Lee petergOn of simulate bailing out of a jet at Salt Lke City were recent visitall.Oi'O mph and at 40,000 feet ors at the home of her sister. titude. Involved in this exercise Mrs. Verdus 'Magann. One) from Page (Continued is a motter of being spun heels, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Daniels and over-heathree times a second freshments to all present. daughter and Miss Edna Mae while traveling and actual 750 proceeds from tickets will be Daniels of Salt Lake City wert Jal recent visitors at the nome oi mlh over the ground. used to complete the $100 to Mr. ana .wrs. By means of such tests, involv. set for Helper's contribution ,t,vu l,wib. ing force up to 100 "Gs" (1.500 the Restoration of Independence J. W. Nielsen was a recent nd to other contribution pounds per square inch), the re- Hall visitor at Salt Lake City. searchers hope to learn at just which are a regular part of the Marilyn and LaPreal Thacker what point reason, consciousness year's budget. were recent week end visitors at and memory leave ' the human Provo. guinea pigs. Auxiliary was held Wednesday Every new discovery must nethe whole In other words, fresh evening with President May Hil-- . raise in u cessarily treatment is roughly comparable sense of the greatness, wisdom, ton conducting. Don Thomas and to the smalt business man workof Ood. Gary Turner played an instru-and power ing out his own Income mental duet with (Mrs. Airae at Edwrda Jonathan the piano, and Pete Pessetto of-r- but a sr-O- l GEE? ACTIVITY can man but none in It. A Boy Scout court of Honor one brother and unit grandchildrtn and TIMING well pa- pos-ibl- SCOUT Any HONOR Helper Ward Charxl, Church of f Latter-daSaints. bot- Jesus Christ Seven the Carbon area in tropps tles, string, water, corks and plastic scaws. we use the bar", participated. Helper Troop No. 271 was host me'ers to measure air pressure. If the plastic tube fills with water troop and came in for the major and starts to drip we know the part of the awards, according to is falling and a storm Orlando Sulpizio, scout commispres-ui- e of some kind will follow. If the sioner. tube is dear we know the presHighest award of the evening:, sure is rising and fair weather a star scout award, was presentwill usuallv follow. ed to Eugene Sulpizio, who also received two merit badge awards. Sandra is going liel'eiisei to He in turn presented his mother give her barometer to her grand a miniature badge. mother in Frrron. She hits a farm were given Tenderfoot badges and has good use for a 'barometer. tribute to 35 years Our new unit in science is on to Dwight Oale, Imane Gale, Edof distinguished service to the rocks, We are all starting a rock die Ellis; second class badges to Bruce C'hristensen, paul Bottino, nation. collection. Tuesday we read maHAPPY BIRTHDAY. Mlow?! terial on granite, mica, coal, Hoy carnes; and one first class mninerl alert and vital .because the oldsters of the AEF (lays were willing and happy to pass of leadership on to the their younger comrades. This summer 150,000 Legionnaires and members of the Auxiliary will swarm into washing-tofor their first onvention in the National Capital. There, what may well be the greatest parade in the world's history will be reviewed by our Legionnaire president. And the pride of Americans eve'" where, who will witness the spectacle tty television, will be a celebrate the 35th the Paris meet- OF HELD N. 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