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Show Nations have no existence 4-Peace is such a precious jewel AWARDS apart from their people. If every that I would give anything for it Continued From Page One Matthew Henry Price, and person in the world loved peace, but truth. Mary Gordon and every nation would love peace. Shanna Woodruff of Hiawatha, J. Sherman Wallace Phone News Items To Journal of LeRene 'Petersen Canning, Wellington, Patricia Tryon, Bon- IN UNITY THERE IS STRENGTH SHOW OUR STRENGTH AND VOTE . . , 1. JOURNAL 1956 PAGE SEVEN j Four-yeapins went to Helen Rasmussen, Phyllis Bradley, Inez Carbon College homecoming CARBON HOMECOMING the Medina, Bobby Bardsley, LaRUe was perhaps the best that has nie Thayn, Lynn Atwood, all of Harmon, Peggy Fiack, Judy Way-ma- n, ever been celebrated in the hisReporters Wellington, Sonja Gigliotti of Diana Snow, Mila Lea Ait- Many Yoklavich - Katherine Leo tory of the college. BEST CONSIDERED of Karol Stevens and Price, ken, Hank Hassell, David ArmMrs. Hanley's First Grade The various units of the school Dragerton. strong, Linda Camber. Pat SavOur Room Mother came to visit which worked so hard or the Bonnie Snaron Pace, Clothing, age, Earlene Carlow, Juanita with il Frirfav !hp is Hire Ttfrr- - IN SCHOOL HISTORY floats are to be congratulated. Aitken, Linda Camber, -- and Sue uenuey. Jess parson cuu Howard's mother. The theme of "C" Note was carPiacitelli, all of Price; Dairy Jones, all of Price; Sheme rggyton Reva.. We are all exdted obout se. Considered by any standard, ried out in all of the creations, Foods Karlene Shanna Woodruff, Mary Gordon. Demonstration, .,. t.nn. snwtt ... nvri it lino i'Vj, from our room will toe a some ' serious and some comic. one iung, Keller and Anita Williams, both Barbara Bingham, Judy Barnett. The Honey in the Horn" was of Wellington; Electric, Karlene Joan Barnett, all of Hiawatha: are more excited about Hallo- future scientist. WtfvinASiiav nf .mq wppn .1nst as the most beautiful; the chosen In arithmetic the children have Keller, Anita Williams, and Kerry Patsy Lee Hartley of Wellington: costumes t0 wear We do learned a few all of Wellington; tiiene jievenson 01 iuiumoia. simple fraction Senior's "Hound Dog" took the Woodward, the weather is warm so we facts by most humorous, and Blain Morgan of Vntn.n UaaU flMTirw iT.vtln Tnr-n- . hope making papers into Vt, prize as the "Autumn Entomology, can our parade. have Leaves' Ihe Eaglettes' V:t and ,tnen comparing. Kenilworth and Jess Zubeck of bull, Lela Perkins, Tamara Johnand Halloween will soon be here selection. the copped fractions can these write Food Kenilworth; Preparation, son and Karol Stevens of Drag- and the children in Mrs. They Without the visiting bands the Myers' and know the figure under the Patsy Hartley of Wellington,) erton; Marilyn Ferderber, Bar- - room are deit for would 'have been much by preparing numparade a tells the and line fraction of Waterman in Price, Patsy bara Vea, Georgette Mannos,icorati AU the their Each band, disup less colorful. r0Qm whole GorShanna Woodruff and Mary Carol Reid, Judy Ann Costello. childretl will be dressed up as ber of parts into which the most intricate manit's j was divided. The pupils have playing don, both of Hiawatha. Ann Martini, Marilyn Hamilton, goblins devils also witches, made colorful and ghosts, euvers, being Waterlearned that measuring FroZen Foods, Susan luiinerine ceny, m oi and many other tM They words have abbreviations as: in. with bright uniforms and waving" man of Price; Girl's Home Eco- - Frances Butkovich and Deanna parade down one side and for inch, ft. for foot, c. for cup, ibanners, added its touch to the nomics, Judy Ann Hartley of Pinarelli, both of Spring Glen; jup the catchother side of Main street qt. for Susan Waterman, and Darla Woodward of Stand- quart, etc. They have whole panorama. The eye Wellington, during the aternoon Later ihey learned to measure with a ruler ing ibeauty of the twirlers, the Sharon Aitken and Patsy Water- ardville. will have a party in their room, and yardstick and have learned Drum' Majors and the Majorettes man, all of Price; Health, Jeryl Miss Harkness' Room -oiupn1 wac oanitinn measures by observing and made a pleasing spectacle. Dean Pierson, John Housekeepliquid we nave &j ooys ana gins en- one Dean Linda and to clubs that had completed er, Ella Powell, pints, quarts, half rolled in our room this year. Of filling cups, and gallons. Phone News Items to Journal Davis, all of Wellington; Home hundred per cent, and to one these gallons 30, 15 are boys and 15 are Improvement, 'Laurel Frandsen, hundred per cent communities. and Susan Waterman, .both of Communities recognized for this girls. We have been learning some Price, and Paula Butler of Drag- achievement were Standardville Halloween songs and poems durerton; Leadership, Blain Morgan (1 club), Spring Glen (3 clubs), month. this ing of Kenilworth and Judy Ann Columbia (1 club), Sunnyside (5 Anton Tone was chosen by the . H rr n irti: avieai jyiu- - clubs), and Hiawatha (4 clubs). inaraey or 'wemii'gLuu; to represent our room teacher mal, Marell Mathis, Gwen, Mathis on the student council and Bren- also was recognition Special Price. of all Vernon and Wilson, was chosen by the boys secre- da Poultry, Leon McKendrick of given the following club books: andVigor for the same position. for minute girls taries their of Hanna FOR SALE Carbonville, Wayne For Rent Mrs. Kelley's room made some Wellington, Sheri Pfaffenberger Bonnie Rizzuto (Perfect), Ray scratchfrom of Price, and Marvin Golding of Draper (Perfect), Diana Snow, interesting pictures ed crayon. These worked out very HOMES FOR SALE BY ACKER FOR RENT Furnished apartPrice; Recreation, LaRene (Peter- Bonnie Mae Aramaki, Sherrie well with Halloween scenes, SON REALTY CO. rooms. Steam heat. ments and sen of Wellington, and Susan Petersen, Norma Jtee Pacheco, es TWO HOMES in Price; also Miss Borla's Room Washroom facilities. Waterman of Price; Safety, Ann Joan Carlow, Nancy Lu Pace, tablished cafe in Dragertoii. Studies Social in new unit Our Dianme HILLCREST HOTEL & APTS. Hurst, Gibson ,of (Price, Mary Gordon Cheryl Kraync, comWood steady income. For of the Fas-seli- n, desert the on is regions Caroline Marcella and Pace of Nick of Hiawatha, Connie Five room moplete details call Aokerson FOR RENT all of Price; Lucy Cruz of world. We discovered that we Carbonville, and Dee Ann Da use 756. Price Phone with AmeriRealty, dern furnace, elechouse Great the of on live part of Wellington. A certificate of Wellington; Doris Mae Austin tric range, refrigerator, waiter Desert. merit was also given to the and Shanna Woodruff, both of can 'this memorize to heater, full basement and gaOur e, SALE Baby's Teeter-BabOlder H Club of Carbon coun- Hiawatha; Dee Ann Cause and week is poem Fenced yard. Inquire at Most of FOR rage. of Bonnie both 338 3rd at Kay Thayn, $4.00. Inquire ty for their recreation leadership 7 E St., Helper, Mrs. A. recited have students the already tp Wellington; Betty Seitz, Jacque West, Helper. this past season. John- their poems before the class. Style Dress Revue pins were line Wilkins, and Barbara In phonies we are learning FOR SALE Lovely brick home awarded to Jerri Hayes, Bonnie son, all of Sunnyside; Claudia about short vowels, and School and busCentral near long Tamara Sharon Cartwright, Lee Johnson, Miscellaneous Larsen, Pace, Sandra words. 'tire flat and district. iness phonogroms, Lela and Perkins Strictly modern, Aitken, Pat Savage, Mila Lea Barbara Allred, see from and Several interested girls boys with garage. If Aitken, Susan Waterman, Joyce Evelvn Dotv. all of Draeerton: or call Carbon County Ab- RUG & CARPET CLEANERS Sunnv- - our class are in the school chorus. Pacheco, Sue Piacitelli, and Di Brunalene Dalla Corte of (Oriental and Domestic). Carpet Rufino Madrigal celebrated his stract Co., in Price: Phone 130. side; Darla Woodward (Perfect), tp Laying, Rug Bending and Serg' of Standardville; Marguerite birthday this past week. in Miss The fourth graders ing; Upholstery and Rug ShamCorey (Perfect), and iMarilynl 3 bedroom New SALE FOR to like room pooing; Electroluz Sales Ml play they Gardner (Perfect), both of Hel- - Borla's sale. Located in for home to week Service. W. R. Everett. 644 N. a once scientists are Glen of Clerico Spring per; Janet Price e. Phone Price. Northeast 2nd Reader. their East, price, Utah. Phone Weekly and Ruth Tamagawa of Castle clarify u" 942 or Helper 268. W6-- J servations are made, experiments . are performed and outcomes are FOR SALE Small Pacific heat noted. The pupils are learning Cleaned and re Good condition. CHIMNEYS $15.00. Colored Pencil Sets, all kinds, to er, think more carefully and rea- Work guaranteed. Esti96-tp paired. sold at the Helper Journal. Phone Helper son well as a result. Maybe some- Also mates free. painting. Phone Helper 98-rs nd Sid Lambourne j np. FOR STATE AUDITOR WHO HAS ALWAYS BEEN, AND IS A FRIEND OF LABOR DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS Vote This Way SSISB.TOjD THURSDAY, NOV. j (Utah) r, DO WE SUPPORT MEMBERS? Scratch This Way HELPER The ana Snow, all of Price: an.i to Carol Reid of Helper and June! Jensen of Spring Glen. H SID LAMBOURNE i 0 Oct. 3, 1956 The order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen Division JVo. 730 voted unanimously to indorse and support a Brother Member Candidate for Republican (SID LAMBOURNE) STATE AUDITOR. W. E. WATSON, Chairman, Secretary-Treasur- er Order of Railway Conductors and Brakeman of America, Division No. 730 The Weber County Citizen's Labor League composed of - members of Labor and the 21 Brotherhoods, with headquarters at 2869 Grant Ave., Ogden. Utah, endorse a brother member, SID LAMBOURNE, for the office of STATE AUDITOR ON the Republican Ticket. (signed) P. E. GIACHINO, President L A A ltc 4-- Jack-O-Lante- Pol-last- ro. H-l-l- ltc i l'l-l-2- ' Ob-QX- Republicans, Democrats Help Wanted independents YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT UTAH'S SSIONAL "ARE A PRESENT COULD YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THIS PROJECT WILL VERY PRO- BE CONSIDERED AT THE NEXT SESSION OF CON- GRESS IF BENNETT AND DIXON ARE RETURNED. BLOOD TO SAVE CARBON VOTE YOU SHOULD - IT'S CANNOT WATER, AND ELECT CARLYLE F. GnONfilfIG COUNTY'S LIFE ... ALOIIZO F. IIOPKIN : fx fr - George D. Clyde, for more than 30 years, has been interested in and has worked toward solution of this problem . . . and he will continue to work for the fullest development of Carbon county's water, taking into account all existing rights. George D. Clyde is urging that full development of Price river for use in Carbon county be included in the expanded Colorado Kiver Storage project. Price river waters cannot be further developed without the. assistance of power revenues, such as would come from the Colorado project. . Let's elect candidates dedicated to the following constructive program: 1. To serve at all times the best interests of all citizens, great or humble. 2. To halt the ever increasing cost of living and tight money policy as well as high interest rates. 3. To protect the rights of labor by reAct, the Utah Right y pealing the To Work Act, and similar restrictive legislaTaft-Hartle- TO DEVELOP CARBON COUNTY'S MAJOR ers, laborers, and small business men. 5. To provide needed tax relief for the small income groups, not only the higher income groups and stockholders in large corporations. 6. To promote educational opportunities by retaining our Junior Colleges, including Carbon College. 7. To oppose the transfer of water rights belonging to Carbon County to other counties. 8. To maintain prosperity for all our 40 V iii NOV, 6! DEMOCRATIC TICKET, TUESDAY, tion. ELECT i BE SURE TO VOTE THE STRAIGHT MR. CLYDE'S PLAN OFFERS A CHANCE . ' CARBON COUNTY: WITHOUT AN ADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY WISE HAVE TO WAIT FOR AT LEAST L TQ THE VOTERS OF REACH WATER SUPPLY, WHICH WOULD OTHER- J? 2k. ITS FULL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PETE COUNTY. BABLY 1- -1 INCLUDING BENNETT AND DIXON CARSON COUNTY WATER TO SAN- DIVERT Scotch tape and dispensers ore WANTED Ninth or tenth grade i now sold by the Helper Journal. boy for part time work at Coin envelopes available at the Helper Journal. Apply in perIt Journal. son at Journal office. 1 1 CONGRE- COMMITTED TO SUPPORT THE GOOSEBERRY PROJECT, "WHICH Statement of Policy CARBOK COUNTY - DELEGATION 11-1-l- I GEORGE D. CLYDE 4. To promote the interests of the farm- people! 9. To cease "brink of war" policies in ternational Affairs. 10. To work unceasingly In- for lasting peace. TO HELP BUILD THE FUTURE OF CARBON L TO CONGRESS, 1ST DIST. (Paid Political Adv.) TO THE SENATE FOR A GREATER AMERICA - -- COUNTY AND OF UTAH VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC Paid Poliricol Adv. by Clyde for Governor Committee (Paid political advertisement by the Carbon County Democratic Central Committee.) ' |