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Show r HELPER The PAGt FOUR (Utah) JOURNAL The class sang happy birthday and .played a birthday record for THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1955 Frances Vasquez. Miss Borla's fourth grade has began a social studies unit on Hot Lands. They are studying the food, clothing and homes of peo- pie living in the hot regions of , Reporters Ray Reddington Paula Nason - Tony Gutierrez the world. Each member of the class has a prehistoric animal to The children in Mrs. Hanley's report on for the science class, room are working on their Febi;For art work the students are ruary program. They are very making flags out of paper chains, TIPPLE TALES From Spring Canyon ROBERT80N By DAVE By HARRY Liverpool's dock workers are on strike cause they don't dig overtime. Real characters, them limeys. Imagine anybody in Carbon county refusing overtime, except Teresa Phelps when the MARLOWE Since 1931, as has been said which does the steering. L,c)or rv.min Tiia The Senate plan is one to give the many ,t!mes before, leglslative re- designed Janie Dia. divjnel has been an issue permanent Senate control to the manti fa apportionment bikinis at lthe in Utah. Since 1941, if has been rural areas by specifying that no T de Petersen when or e counties, no matter how . stcaUs . Paul Mon- The 1955 session looks like it populous they might become thepedicuri , t d t announce is could toe the session to change could have more than 48 per cent and that ,j Uve in a coa, S f and "You call Sen,a;seats replied Senate already has ham- - county more than 24 that6,ivin.?.. has Godfrey out the compromise it 'per cent. mered vl , wants. They have sent their meaIt also asks for better balance one of fais sure along to the House for th3t by seeking the distncting of Salt G,g weekl on the frknds But Gfeg body to settle it's own problems. into six uisintis, umn't (Tfk if .Viift ma ton't ve nnri And, if the Senate can convince Weber into two and Utah into . wont g( i Ooyd WaU the House to keep hands off the 'go nd ne won't go if Janet Fa- ?' Senate formula which has been Iron, Washington and Sevier, and she wont worked out, there is a chance Counties benefit most by the pres- flnd Romano Frank g Jf that the state might get some ac K xiicjr won't go if they all don't go r,he tion. senator each. They are now in a new chevvie handy wagon There is some agitation in the senatorial districts with other in and gee, is Arthur Godfrey be House to revamp the Senate plan. counties. tween a rock and a hard place. There is also considerable agitaThe rest of the overall effect It matters not whether you be tion to leave it alone. If reappor of the Senate proposal would tionment runs on the rocks in not be too great. It .would raise agnostic, moslem, goon, ionoclast, this session, it will foe the House mpmbershin in, th SsnotA to M. 8 ball, archangel, cannibal, hypo- It would provide that the rural cnie- ameisl- - ciwriawn,. monam-counticymc- - Hellenic atyr all outside of Salt medan' Youth- Buddha, heretic, ,fasclst Lake, Weber, Utah and Davis, All Types of would have a three seat marein vegetable, animal or mineral) you .ing a 4!!a1' U wu es - ti tmust catch Fulton J. Sheen on TV- He 15 dramatic, humor-th- e and colorful, the greatest is that they'Senate passed allowed for a House of 70 mem- - German for the finer things of dig the cellestial bers. Of course, the senators life to ev Bishop's altar ego merely picked a population fi- - dogma. The methe for here gure and left the final form up'realv sends Imost orator the since hey superb to the House Bu-i- s The trouble with such an idea day of flamboyant Robert chanan. huckster As the of a that the House might take neen such a f irare seriously and there ecclesiastical oeai, cisnop are a good many people who are is in the groove and latched, for convinced the House he walks with giants. firmly The exquisitely gowned Etta could get along with less, not Diamanti makes the rest of these more members. Helper frumps resemble wilted Under the provicabbages. Sure hope I ain't never 19 sion, Salt Lake would go from to 24 members, Davis from 1 to a guest of Pug Pero. He serves Mint Springs Gin, 65c a gallon. 3, Weber and Utah, from 5 to 7. The others would stay as is, ex- Earl Magann loves Bardo Felice horcept Sanpete, which would lose but to the small fry he is a on monster rible who ashes puts one seat. hills. the Smart Peter icy operator whole of The reapquestion Rabbit wears a Utoco portionment revolves about one Service Paletta to Kiwanis Station shirt to write wants Senate The thing. o Kristina Svelte meetings. the theory of rural Senate conhas forbidden Armando to trol into the Constitution. Many go bowling, for he was always in of the Salt Lake County and In fact, he was usCounty people want both the gutter. even when he that ually way houses apportioned on a strict wasn't bowling. formula. population Them ancient Inca's carThe whole matter of reappor- ried the tawny mail relays on foot tionment rest upon whether the faster than ourby own Pony Exrepresentatives of the populous press which, in turn, got it decounties would rather have their livered faster than airplanes own interests 'better served than for they be almostly do those of the rest of the state. ways stacked up over airports in the fog, like Ern Gardner on New Blessed be the hand that pre- Years. Which brings us, of course, pares a pleasure for a child, for to DuLee Payne, a model post there is no saying when and office plodder, a superb marching where it may bloom forth. soldier, a credit to the long gray Douglas Jerrold line. He cut a hole in his pouch yesterday, saying, "The mail MUST go thru." For exmas Lydia Gibson gave DuLee a pair of solid gold arch supports. He got a busted heart like Pagliacci, curly hair like Liberace and flat feet like Donald Duck. he brings me a billet doux signed only with skull and cross bones, which reads, do not ever VI wiiuvi. i Biggest weakness with the plan;the - - Equitable Insurance Agency 0. Pattwlck Phone 202 M. Tatten Price : PROFESSIONALS MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Dick Mitchell Imbalmw A Funeral Director PHONE 800 : PRICE THORIT IIATCn LAWYER 163 So. Main phone 271 Loyal Order of Moose Meet Every Tuesday, 7; 30 p.m LODGE HALL Thoe. WiHIama Governor Reubln Dixon Secretary ber Sacco-man- to-da- To-d- ay . . . with Infrared Lamps the names Edith mention Brez-ni- Al3n.ti MirlHlp. hn CtatAc nrtw ic ,m th0 nti, The children in Mrs. Myer's room are reading stories about the far m. Karen Eaquinta brought her duck to school on Friday. Their new student is -- Phone Andy Diaz. Mrs. Chiara's Fifth Grade students have been busy put- i j JP3F1 pJriifl KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY News Items to Journal- - Go For... Go Safely with ting products on their big map as they go on in social studies. have their valentine pic black heart lurks beneath that They tures on the border. With the insipid smile. earned from selling! Jo Borla is the cutest wee elf Money Christmas cards, the room has a since Peter Pan. And her hus- new radio and a basket ball. band is a Neandrathal Man. BusiMlrs. (Boren's Fourth Grade iness is so bad in Helper's 44 pupils have pleasantly surprised emsaloons that they are now an out of town relative or friend ploying bouncers, to throw the with a friendly letter written people in. City Council preserve during English Class. Of coarse, us, said Mrs. Jervis. are anxiously hoping for an Moe Porter ordin- they reply. The class reports early arily disapproves of ladies who that January 3rd was the warmwear levis, but admits that in est school day and January 13th the case of Marilyn Monroe, the was the coldest in the month of end justifies the jeans. The ole January. Price river, she runs all nite. The second grade in Mrs. But I prefer champagne room is writing stories for on the rocks. Dom smooches Activity. Janie with all his might. But it Language The children bring pictures of is for me that her heart knocks. themselves to school. These are It's an absolute fact what they placed on a chart with a story say about Dixie, but is it true about each child. David Leo broke that Mae Hyatt don't miss 'Arry? his perfect attendance record this Wish he'd come home tonight week when he took Chicken Pox. off'n Rita Jones went to Moab to live. and surprise the make-u- p that romantic rascal. Hyperso-phisticat- - ' COMPLETE STOCK OF TIRES SNOW-GRI- P ed "TONE-U- P WORK OUR SPECIALTY" We Take Better Care of Your Car! Wet-mor- e's no-c- al 'i. V J. M .JN - fc2 Srt , ' tii win iMiiTnrniiiniTiiliitawMwwnwifrnirr &&,M4t LbmmwsF v'ss,!sssaBSv-m- . 4 tn 5 Ul 5 5 f4 M BUICK IN HISTORY HOTTEST xoA.. vvwwi44WMV k-v- HELPER, UTAH PHONE 342 435 N. MAIN No wonder you see so many 1955 Buiclcs on the highways-they- 're rolling up bigger sales than ever in history topping the popularity Bmck one d the ''Big Three." that me lUifTil 5 1 " and Judge Litizzette upon dire warning, for altho I been belted by everybody else and have become somewhat used to the role of bouncing pugilist, I have no desire to go into action with Mr. Subpoena. Ralph Crawford says phooie on this snow, it's good for !)-the farmers but I ain't no farmer. He sure could of fooled me. Ruthie Andreini once had an hour glass figger. But now it's more like an alarm clock. However, there's life in the old gray mare yet. She be still a 12 o'clock gal In a 9 o'clock town. Sure gald ole chin music Jawn Zupon ain't gonna lose his peeper. Now maybe he'll be able to find that two bucks he has owed me since 1943. The medics gave Jawn strict orders to rest his optics for 6 months and not look at Edith Tone, till the poor eye is strong enuff to stand it. Ethel Cinch wishes to announce that the Fambly are the exclusive relations of Henry Binch, and that she has ostracized em from her domicile. This is a 50c word meaning the bum's rush. Tomasina Fabrizio got a lovely! ' ..t puiuivia camera ior Jimas. very fine machine, but even the best mechanism can stand just so much. It took one pitcher of Josie Glorioso and blew all to heck. Polka King Nicholas Pavich got a fancy concertina which, set him back 1500 fish. Personally, I would not give you 15c for all the squarehead music ever & You'll find these and many other advantages with infrared brooding lamps: Low initial cost Lamps fit standard sockets, and one lamp takes care of 100 chicks in the coldest weather. Low heat loss Controlled infrared brooding provides only the heat required by the chicks. More, better chicks No huddling. Constant infrared light and heat encourages fast, healthy development of chicks. Check into infrared lampsyou'll find they pay. Wil-ke- ns I ARM ELECTRICALLY Utah Power & Light Co. . mm You Gears G&tHz it ojf&r for only $ cte't&rect locally! ck pain of getting slugged by Mr. Subpoena. Well, I will heed this -F- The fifth grade in Miss Chris tensen's room has finished the study of the New England and Mrs- Hanleys first grade has , uecoiaiea uie umutun Doaru wiui stories and. their illustrations. Mr. Angotti's room has the li- Jrary attractively decorated with leal is, simoueues anu puujwuu emblems suitable for February. y, Get More Chicks, More Profits Be Modern new ones. We-B- er Helper, Utah HELPER - squeezed. Harry Mangus got soairt silly when a ferocious mountain lion invaded his wine cellar in Latooda. The cougar saw that 'Arry was a belligerent Greek so he made the tracks of a cat up the mountain. Valentino Turri says brother Mangus is lucky, I got to face Frances day after day after day. Lousy Lith uanian lumberjack Edward Evatz has become completely enamored of the majestic Marie Bruno, and would like to show ber thru his private redwood forest in Eugene Oregon. But Marie better beware of dat big bad wolf. A diabolic busy trying to finish reading! their books so they can have MT people still don't believe it. But is true. springing and torque-tubstability. Ym find it in the extra roominess, tfye extra frame strength, the extra tread width, the extra silencing all part and parcel of every Buick. ride that comes of all-co- il e And when you look into the facts, you'll find these two solid truths: Buick is one of the "Big Three" in sales volume and hotter this year than ever before. And Buick is one of the "Big Three" when it comes to prices which make such popularity possible. The price we show here proves it. So why not get what a Buick has to offer, if you are in the market for a new car? You find that the dollars you pay for Buick buy you a lot more automobile and the sheer satisfaction that comes with bossing a brawny traveler of this caliber. V8 power that You find it in the record-higthis life to spirited. performer. You gives find it in the soft and level and cruiser-steadh y could tell you about the little things, too. Things usually charged for as "extras" in other cars, but yours as standard equipment at no extra cost in every Buick. Things h like direction signals, air cleaner, full-flooil filter, automatic lighting in glove and trunk compartments and so on. oil-bat- w But you get the idea. This is a buy, this '55 Buick a great buy and a thriller from the instant you press its gas pedal. Come in this week and check things for yourself, won't you? possenger Buick SPECIAL Sedan, Model 48, illustrated. Optional equipment, accessories, state and local taxes, if any, 'additional. Prices' extras may vary slightly in adjoining communities. Even the factory-initolle- d you may want are bargains, such asi Heater & Defroster $8 1 .70; Radio & Antenna . . . $92.50. ... Thrill of the year is Buicfc WHEN BETTER 23 SOUTH CARBON AVE. AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM PRICE, UTAH ' I |