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Show HELPER The (Utah) gram at the Utah luncheon JOURNAL News About Our Neighbors From THURSDAY, SEPT. 8. 1955 PAGE FOUR TIPPLE TALES From Spring Canyon - T AMP .'. . . ft J By DAVE R0IERTS9N l?fV1? 'v "s - Starred in the HOLIDAY ON ICE adaptation of Ravel's "Bolero" are two adagio teams, Jeanne Sook with Ted Roman, and Genevieve Norris with John Dietel. New to HOLIDAY audiences, double adagio is something really new on ice and will be en by y engagement at the people in Utah when HOLIDAY opens a Utah State Fair pom September 16 - 25. ten-da- No man la poor who has a A lost opportunity is the mother. Abraham Lincoln est of losses. Mary Baker Eddy great-god- ly All Types of IT'S UP TO YOU By Howard E. Kershner, L.U.D. Equitable Insurance A recent issue of "Teachers Gazette" published in the USSR, assigned to teachera the task of instilling atheism in their pupils. We quote: "It is essential, first and foremost, to know how to use the teaching of academic subject at school for the purpose of upbringing of students In studying history, there are great possibilities for showing the origin of religion and exposing the reactionary role of the church during certain periods of history." Books are being circulated among children to enable them to "understand the harm of religious beliefs and learn the methods used to counteract them." Every effort is being made to win the children of Russia and her satellite countries away from the influence of the church. Schools where religion is still taught are deprived of grants and privileges available for other schools. Many people behind the Iron Curtain are making great sacrifices, however, to send their children to schools still maintaining some religious education. Agency Patterlck Phone 202 M. Tatton Prlca : ... PROFESSIONALS MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME - Dick Mitchell Kmbalmw 4 Funeral Director PHONE 300 - PRICE :- THORIT HATCH LAWYER 163 8o. Main in-la- w, ar I in-la- w, Adds Zest am CL HANSON Frank Owen has accepted a position in the sales department of the Salt Lake offices of the Independent Coal and Coke Co. and assumed his new responsibilities this week. Although Kenilworth, to leave where he has lived most of his Ufa an inrrMSP in salary and h,noe for future advance- mnt made the offer too alluring The young couple tQ hgve been' extremely active in LDS chur;n circies and will be eatly missed in the ward and Dr. O. W. Phelps struggled for Friend Dick is a prestidigitator years to become an M.D. 'Ro- of travel, for I get communquues bert Mitchum made it in 2'4 from every state in the union. hours. Nonetheless, O. W. has Expect next to hear from him in son-pl- ay bought a Reader's Digest and is deepest Africa. The guy is ter rapidly catching up with modern rific, got ants in his pants, more medics. He can cross the Isle of energy than a bucket of A bombs Langerhans and dig 6 miles south I am 10 years younger and can't Mon-wiof iMcBurney's Point, thereby muster the nuclear fission to mow Lion Heart Richard the the lawn. on the framus eliminating your osweedle. When he was merely ed Vaughan is the best adver Jasper Phelps, PhM2-- c, U S N, tisement this old village has had J lay-offrom since Iola Cobain wore black he had a giant bo-s1902. bloomers on circa in few a gym class, who caught Georgia The Community Church has a Iwo Jima. Only type blood to fit the shot up carcass belonged to good thing going next Saturday a negro steward's mate and when night, Sept. 10, in the Price park. the southern gentleman woke up For $1j25 you get succulent bar and found what had happened becued beef, green onions and he tried to jump overboard. But square dancing for all squares he soon realized his life was Don't miss it, get out and live, saved by the donation and the meet classy folks, like us. I resteward's mate had a true blue call a fervent revival in Pennbuddy. Proving that blood is sylvania when a woman in the thicker than ignorance. balcony got excited and fell over In Salt Lake City there is a the railing. Fortunately the hem church on every 'corner. And a of her dress caught fast on a colored kid cant get into an large chandelier. The parson cried amusement park. He might con- out "Any man who dares look Utah-Idahtaminate the blue blood of those will be stricken blind". The dig Dick Vaughan nudged me nified ordinance-happ- y fam. and bigoted Aus-co- ln "I'm going to ilies. Such smug stupidity exists and whispered in the south but it has no place chance one eye." Then there was the time the three-da- y pass from Cheyenne, in a more or less civilized com 2 Joes, Julia no and Gianini were Wyoming. munity. I say take a match and A2-- c Ronald Wilson, stationed burn down this beacon of pre- shipwrecked off the Cannibal at Warren Air Base, Wyo., has was G. Isle J. and Pago Pago judice, injustice and intilerance been six days at Denver with scotch a recently game having hop no I is ain't and Salt Lake, that a nice young babe. Her mother as a member 01 the Warren Air stinking commie either. I believe ran up and screamed, "Jezebel, Force Baseball team, who were there is the same God for white I told you, stop playing with competing in a tournament there. kids as, any other color and if Donald Guy has joined the dinner." your the system is good enough for and is now in San Diebo. Navy us. it should do for Him, His brother, Jimmy, now at An Only good thing about the CASTLE GATE NEWS chorage, Alaska, writes that he capitol is the Tabernacle choir, is much impressed with the magwhich lifts my nificent mountain scenery. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilstead and spirit on wings of magnificent Supt. and Mrs. E. O. Jackson song. As a little boy in Santa daughters, Linda and Connie, re- leave on the 9th for Pueblo, Monica, Calif., I used to list the turned from California Friday Colo., to pick up daughter, Patcrystal set and dig Alex Schrien-e- r where they have spent the past sy, who had been taking out-o- fgo like an angel on the organ several months. state nurse's training there. The as J. S. Cornwall gave the downMrs. Marie Gilbert and Donald trio will continue to Farmington, beat. These lads are cool man, Houghton accompanied Mr. and New Mexico, where the Jackreal cool, still in there giving out Mrs. Earl Gilbert to Yellowstone son's granddaughters, Debra and with the solid appeal on the an Park for the weekend. Connie, will vie for the biggest Brewed at this altitude, for this altitude-Fis- her dante. They must have found the Mr. and 'Mrs. Kent Peterson share of attention. fountain of youth, for I ain't been and Mr. 'Mrs. Salt and Salt of Karen and Beer has that inviting sparkle you can see, Roy Jan, daughters, no little boy for over 50 years. of Salt Lake City spent the week Lake City were visitors at the that refreshing sparkle you can taste. Don't be The Choir's "Halleujah Chorus" end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills, Fulton home last week. is absolutely the most. When ole! Mr. and 'Mrs. Alfred Wilstead of Gladstone and (Eloise Woodihead content with less than this, the finest . . . kraut composer George Handel Huntington were visitors were with their daughter Jean, Sunday hears it he jitterbugs in his vault here. Mr. Wilstead blessed his and Marjorie Dickson and famand shouts, that's the way she granddaughter, Jan, at Sacrament ily' in Salt 'Lake over the holiday. Sparkle 'Bi-eii'et- l was wrote. The choir sang in my meeting. The married ladies' softball old home town of Glasgow, ScotMr. and Mrs. Charles Huff and team was penalized one weiner to e Altitude- land, recently and the Scots de- family attended funeral services roast when they lost their second manded 4 encores. Always get Sunday for' Mrs. Huff's brother game, 59 to 46, to the girls' team Fisher Brewing Company, Salt Lake City their money's worth. at Spanish Fork. Thursday at the baseball dia 9, was For a beautiful Easter take a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hyatt mond. The first game, drive to the hills beyond Ogden, visited at Nephi over the week a neck and neck affair, and while to the Monastery of the Trappist end. the more mature women showed monks. The vesper's services are Mr. and Mrs. John Pessetto and batting power in the second game, I shall ayways re- son, John Ray, were weekend something member with the deepest hu- visitors at the Ray Wilstead and mility and spiritual guidance. John Pessetto homes. Wonderful men, friendly, "humble Mr. and Mrs. Mike DeAngeles and sharp. Day I was there Friar of Upland, Calif., visited friends Dowling pinch hit in a ball game and relatives in Carbon County and was called out on strikes. He over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Bachelor turned and said, "Pro certo, Fra-tBenjamin, tibi necesse est and children of Salt Lake City habere nova eyeglasses", which spent the weekend with their is Latin for open your eyes ump. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The good Padre Dowling is con- Mills. vinced that coach Arm Sacco-manMr. and Mrs. Jack Woodward has only set CYO ath- and children, Kathy and Ronnie, letics back about 30 years. of Salt Lake City visited at the It so happens that my wonder hoqie of Mr. and Mrs. iEdgar fully erudite buddy Dick Vaughn Johnson over the holidays. and I attend the Community Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Capece Methodist Church in Price. The and sons, Nicky and Tommy, of sun streaming in thru the mar- Salt Lake City were weekend velous stained glass windows, the visitors at the home of Mrs. An spiritually moving hymns, the nie Evans. solid oak pews, the glorious Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Draper of message given thru the magnetic Price were Sunday evening callvoice of the Rev. Albert W. ers at the home of (Mr. and Mrs. Scarffe. I Tell you freind, it hits John Houghton. Dick and me where we live. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lewis Sr. From this iwe get our kicks and were weekend visitors at Salt who's got a better prescription? Lake City. You don't mind me hustling a Honnie Ross of Sunnyside vis " " ' little religion even if it ited last week with his .grand.. means luring you away from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ross omer denominations, can you imagine the Progressive suffering any qualms over taking customers away from Helper Mkt.? Kindergarten Classes You will get a big charge out of To Soon Rev. Scarffe. He pitches a Kiddies 4 to 5 smooth commercial. We read him Helper loud and clear, he's on the 'beam Special kindergarten classes un cause he has got The Keys To der the direction of Mrs. Bed Riffa mm k Utt mart time to buy '65 Ford. The Kingdom. The Rev. tells us trice Carnes will be held again Chuww m you'll on luv inouwr chance like '""WW"., this for to much car far ao little money. that the Utah Council of Church- this year if enough parents in Better come now while there'e BIO selection of es is working on a project for the area desire it. Mrs. Carnes brand otw Ford, because they're priced Indian Youth in Brigham City expects to start the classes Mon to mm fat. Look how you eave: to cost one hundred grand. This day, Sept.. 12. IOWIR down payments MIOHIR fraMts-f- ci is a fine thing. We should always The classes will be held during IAS I IN. monthly payments the five .week-day- s of each week encourage foriegners. You're lucky to be in the market for Such as Dick Vaughn, who during the regular school term nrw FORD. Come and see Aow lucky t , came from Cardiff, Wales, to and will start at 9 a.m. and consettle amongst, us and lead an tinue until noon, in the Helper exemplary Christian life which civic auditorium. it would do us all to emulate. Parents interested in. enrolling Test drive in West's He carries his years as a very their children are asked to see economy light load, his skin is young and Mrs. Carnes or contact her by so is his mind. Mr. Vaughn is telephone, 364-interested in the world and all living things, and as he walks Charity is injurious unless it among his fellows, the sagacious the recipient to become Inhelps wit of this good man lights up of it. dependent I and bit the vicinity feel a a ONLY FORD DEALERS SELL A-- l USED CARS AND TRUCKS D. Rockefeller, Jr. John better lor having known him,! un i" . By ELIZABETH day. ance of the girls, who have been in training all summer. 'Members of the ladies' team were Fern Jewkes, Carolyn Tamllos, Sylvia Jackson, Lydia Johansen, Donna Wallace, Arilla Kulow, .Evelyn Wilmonen, Una Swenson and Ma- - stake bel Robertson. The men had a clint and Reva .ryan welcom-goo- d laugh over the way women ed thdr daUghter, Vesta, and ball. Woodrow Killpack' and Not until Principal Hughes children into their home for the holiday, rings' the school bell and the three-da- y ll and Rhea Burns of youngsters file into their rooms jim the count reveal how close- - TOvia, Calif., were visitors at the ly this yearV enrollment will LeS Robertson home on Labor correspond to last year's. Since j)ay. They brought home their several fam- - mother, Estella Jewkes, who had f, the spring ilies have moved away. A few staying with her children new families have moved into during the summer, old the community, but whether there Susan Davis, eight-yechildren enough granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. are school-ag- e to compensate for the school-ag- e gam Solmes, was so anxious to children taken away, has ibeen a see grandma before buckling Day, question. In all probability the down to school, that she came It was "full house" at the four teachers, Eva Hansen, Grace ai0ne bv train from Salt Lake John Blackhams over the week Christensen, Lilias Oveson and a short visit, end when their daughter and son. .Mrs. Hughes, , will be obliged to Helen Trauntvein left Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence teach split grades as were taught today (Thursday) on the first lap Potts and four youngsters, and .last year. Mrs. Oveson will fill 0f the journey to Australia, son Doyle, wife Marbie and son, the position left by Juanita Row- - where she will serve 18 months of Saratoga, Wyo., were present ley, who is teaching in Spring as an .LOS missionary. The (group The Potts brought back Olena Glen this year. 'went by bus to Ogden, where who had stayed with them for Cal and Viola Jewkes attended, they transferred to the train for several weeks and had accom- - the three-da- y o Kiwanis the ride to San Francisco, where panied them on a vacation to District convention at Idaho Falls the missionaries will board the Colorado and New Mexico, over the weekend. ,Cal and Lin- - SS Arcades. The voyage to Doyle Warren was home on a Luke performed on the pro- - tralia will take a month's time. 4c 'fl'vA' - Enjoying the hospitality of the Ralph Columbus family Saturday were Rose Castanzo, "Mary Cairo, Don Tedesco and his mother of Salt Lake City and Joe Scalzo of California. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Castanzo of Lehi and Mr. and Mrs. Nick (Mirabelle and son, of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berensen and son and daughter have vacationed for a week at the Berensen home. They are now living at Rock Springs, Wyo. Lukis and Doris Pappas of San Bernardino, Calif., had a brief but happy reunion with their relatives over the weekend. The Norman Smiths and their married daughters, husbands. and children camped together for a three-da- y at Boulger , outing Huntington Canyon, over Labor 12 put KEWELl'JOnTIKI Sun- Phone 271 Helper, Utah Loyal Order of Moose Christian Frrtiom Foundation, Inc. New York 19, N. Y. Meet Every Tuesday, 7;30 p.m HELPER LODGE HALL Envelopes, all sizes, sold at the Helper Journal. Thoa. Willlama Governor to the Simplest Foods ed 22-1- er Reubln Dixon Adding Machine Paper, by tKe roll or case at Journal office. Secretary no inniiNiiiniimiuitr II ill; . 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