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Show HELPER Hie JOURNAL (Utah) SPRING GLEN NEWS I UATIONALDITORIAl Na-jtio- j Mr and Mrs Don Morris and children of Salt Lake City spent SUB the weekend with Mrs Morris's Pnbllibad Inir Tharadar parents Mr and Mrs Harold Duke. Mrs Elaine Nelson and Miss THC JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Briest of Helper left Marilyn Hum. Utam for Jefferson, Mo. Wednesday ntaraa Aa gscond Clan Matter At Tha Poit Office At Helper, where they will meet Mrs Nelson PAGE TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957 husband who has been discharg- ed from the Army. On their way to help us develop.home will visit points of inTwo of our class moved away terest. they Mr and Mrs Nelson will this week. We were unhappy to make their home in Provo where SSOCIATION WtMBSK. iASSOCUIlOX UTAH jflunttA. - j j j - !Don will attend the BYU. Miss Eleanor Tolich of Salt Lake City spent the' weekend visiting her mother and sisters Mrs John Tolich, Delores and Stana and her brother Vlad who is home on leave from the navy. She also visited with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Joe Ban. Mr. and Mrs Robert Pazzao of Reno, Nev. arrived here Sunday to spend a week with Mrs Paz- zao's parents Mr and Mrs jtsry MRS BOREN'S CLASS Miller. Karl Anderson brought a snake Health K e n o Ariotti, Joe Nucich, to live in our desert terrarium. Clyde Zorn spent the weekend lizIt replace's Henry's drowned hunting near Oman's Ranch. ard. Identity of the snake is not Mr and Mrs John Westenskow ' MILKS yet 'known.. Miss Joan Boyack of Salt and We have some interesting cot- Lake City, spen tthe weekend ton plants showing the bolls, at the home of Mr and Mrs Paco cotton, and seeds. This cotton Boyack. was grown in Imperial Valley, Mr and Mrs Glen James are California. the proud parents of a six pound We decided there were many balby girl born Saturday at the things we'd like to know about Price hospital. cotton when it isn't grown here. Pace Boyack Jr. arrived home We made a list of ,11 things we'd' from Japan where he like to know and 11 students will Saturday stationed for the past been has find the answers and report back two with the U. S. Air years to the class Friday.. Force. Pace is the son of Mr We have planned our Halloweand Mrs Pace. Boyack. en party and are sure to have a( Mr and Mrs Tom Davis of Eph good time Friday afternoon. raim spent the past two weeks visiting at the home of Mrs Sarah MISS BORliA'S' ROOM Anton Tone did the science Johnson and daughter Ann. experiment this week on how to' Mr and Mrs mm jviarsnaii son sand, silt and clay par- - nounce the marriage of their Marshall and Evelyn over Stan tides. Anton poured water Jerry some soil in a bottle and shook Kay Jensen of Kenilworth. The ftfibutlttl tiOttJblOUf.. Mar-un- til it for 30 seconds. He let itstand couple were married at the Har- 25. the soil settled. As it settled shall home Friday, Oct. of the old peace, 3 which Duke, justice we could see the layers make up soil. The sand particles performed the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Veloy Piccioni and settled first, the silt second and daughter of Dragerton spent last the clay. Bilene Matson will give the Saturday and Sunday visiting experiment next week on "What his parents Mr and Mrs John Piccioni and family. Earthworms Do to the Soil." We have started a unit or. with communication beginning the newspaper. Several people CASTLE GATE NEWS will give reports on the newspaper this week. Next week we "Duty to God" awards were Building Supplies to visit the Helper Journal nrosmtprl tr TjiMar Snnu; anri hope Sand - Gravel -, Philip Gardner will be our phoeve Zaccaria Cement, Mortar Sand toeraDher on this field trip. He ning in .Sacrament Sunday by meeting will take pictures with his flash Bishop Weston Potter. These Reinforcing Steel wn camera ana me ciass wm awards .ental, a ot of ffort and Volcanic Ash for stories to go with each picture wofk and fUUng Qf priest. insulation work in our experience journal.. Ihood assisgnments in Sunday We have been practicing the and gnd MMj and four ndivid set. on our code Morse telegraph ual awards must haye been earn Our poem to memorize this d previous to tofa President Tom Hovat - Helper week is "(Halloween' by F. M. Rex christensen- was the speaker Phone GR-2-54Frost. Gary Amano and Carlyle for the evening and those in were first to memorize it- - j tendanoe at the meeting received a message on "Why We Believe in God." PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Mrs Welbur Hardee is visiting with her daughters and their families in Salt Lake City. She Proudly Presents has two new grandchildren Mr and Mrs Fay Th acker were Provo visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bill Robertson and children of Salt Lake City were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Remo Etzel. Mr and Mrs Bob Grififiths and Mrs Charles Mills were Provo Cwabt Miracle Rider with . .. visitors Satuday. SHAVES THE HIDDEN BEARD Mr and Mrs Frank Capace and IN ABSOLUTE COMFORT! sons of Salt Lake City were week end visitors at the, home of Mrs BEARD! MERE'S YOUR HIDDEN Annie Evans.. Whlskan trim h tiny Hay. Ordtaury thavlitt method! ikiai Mrs Veloy Picionni and chi alaag tk topi of thaw valleyi dren of Dragerton were Sunday titava only tha toea of your nMskari. Soon tha nnshmd vistors at the home of her parkaia of tart whlakor will row out ana yaw Hidden Board can ents Mr and Mrs Edgar Johnson ba teoa and fait! Mr and Mrs John Pessetto and "J i' $2650 HERCt HOW THE tOUECTRIC sons of Bountiful visited last Contra RoUcr IT! MMitatt SETS week with their parents the John featfy areas tha adcet of tha tkm lWy down pop up thoso Pessettos and the Ray Wilsteads whlikar oasa a rlcnt Info tho path of tha Charles J. Houghton of Salt saavftM hoad. Each whlikLake City visited over the week ar fa Otaa iheared off doaaly. tvlclUy and comfortably! end with his mother Mrs Helen Houghton. MEA Preparation meeting was held Friday evening. In attend ance were Thomas Bendall, Marie Greenland, Mary Wilstead, Verda Craig, Joanne Hyatt, Na dine Nielson Nedra Mellor, and MRS MYERS" ROOM The first grade is busy prac- on a program for their ticing iHAMJEYIS MRS CLASS Our teacher has tested all oui parents. The program will beEd-induring American eyes and weighed us and meas . Novemberweek. ured our height. (We are going ' ucation Marilyon Borla brought some to see how much we grow this and two turtles. They de- goldfish winter. Good food will do much name one "So Slow", to cided because all he wants to do is eat and sleep. " DDDGIDDD i: portioned mini Aca ate UDDDDQDDD FOfl SALE i .j GOAL Hanwood, at Salt Lake a few ISI TAXES OS BREAD ! days before he passed on. She News About Our Neighbors From left a hospital toed to make the Neil MacNeil, writing in Review, says that "We journey, and the ordeal has beend, Mr her. for difficult the VS. 118,743 units of in 'have very resident of .government, almost all of which a long-tjm- e Kenilworth, was employed as levy taxes of one sort or an ry Elizabeth Hanson lamp man for a 'number of years other.". He goes on to say that before his retirement. there are "US taxes on a suit of 151 taxes on a loaf of clothes, Wed-Bees, Three local clubs, the Busy per Initiation tea held last around 100 on an egg. availand bread, Ink GOLD and SILVER Happy Homemakers and nesday evening at the Institute takes so much, The office. Journal at able Tiny Stitchers, shared in the of Religion at Price. LaNor is ' reave anything can't he that at now, available Stamp pad inks completion prizes given at the "new a Pepper. untouched." office. the Journal H banquet held Oct 23 at j An act of Vandalism committed weekend made a sham-ChicaHelper. Prize award a trip to over to bles in November-wen- t the Kenilworth dance hall. Jess Zubeck, 15, son of Mr and Tne shining hardwood floor had Mrs Dennis Zubeck. Jess com- - keen pelted with the splinters of I work 83 broken window panes and pleted five years or in entomology. His budding en- - the rocks and e used to Here are a Few Suggestions of Things tomologists Stephen Etsell, Eddie smash them. Hardly ? a square . We Can Do For You Anderson, Jack Marshall and jncn escaped the covering of -were Davis Burnside , pleased debris. The nightmarish and Paint and Remodel .v, with their pocket comb and file sickening scene was discovered i; Winterize your home with Insulation sets. Stephen is proud of the blue Monday morning when Mr Polve r New Roof and Siding ..,v. riibbon garnered by his record opened the building for the use book at the state fair. had who tne school Modernize your Kitchen with children jof rs to rehearse a gathered Curtis Cabinets of whom Georg-'e- n operetta. Some toad spooks A New Heating System ette Zubeck is leader, were rep- - nad left calling cards. Room resented at the banquet by Judy Build on The fiUl iu afe thQUght tQ be Rudman and Jeamlle Zubeck. small who enjoyed Beautiful Crane Bath Fixtures Another member, Elizabeth Co- - tinWe Qf and did nQt real. Beautiful Wall Tile and Wall Boards wan, receved honorable mention the scriousneM 0I such wan. for recording minutes. so jton destruition. The hall is Only National Brand Materials Used The Stitchers composed of on the brink of a wash All Remodeling can be done with no down da Juliano, Carolyn Cales, Donna that one side is completely pay Payment and up to 15 Cowan, Glenda Jensen, Sue Ann shielded from view. Frances Ferderber Selan, andj money and lalbor needed Your Reliable Home Builders Dorothy Burnside, rated blue rib-- 1 10 repair the building . will be bons for their scarr and skirt SUippiied by the company as display at the state fair. Kate soon as possible. Bruce is their leader. to remove any sim- And : GUNNISON, UTAH The young people were highly ilar temptation or recurrence the elated by their rewards- and are superintendent has ordered that WE HAVE BEEN BUILDING QUALITY HOMES IN THE gathering steam for an even the replaced windows be screen-greatPRICE-HELPE- R AREA FOR OVER 16 TEARS H when achievement ed for protection, ig-season begins next spring. Darlene Johnson and Phjl or 2521 Phone Gunnison Collect J. Bruce, 17, experienced a nored rainy weather Sunday to VERGE DEUEL, will he in Area Wednesday Representative, deep thrill when he felled a large make a call in Salt Lake. They ''Calf MB7-tSand Thursday, Only at Pri'ee while hunting in the 'came heme with .a rather some-lookiMaude vicinity. but culttured act- Clem and Caroline Darras were ing female Weimaraner hound, called to Oklahoma Friday by the Ann Holmes, an advocate of death of Clem's (father. The eld- - rthe "good deed every day" school er Mr Darras had been in failing baked a beautiful pink and white health for a number of months. birthday cake for her friends, The town library, popular hang 'Mrs Riley Moss, and presented it out for our young folks, has to her on her birthday, Oct. 19. changed its openng hours, ac- - Mrs. Moss was 80. cordng to Librarian IMae Fail. t Dean and Leah Nielsen hunt-Th- e library wiH now be open ed with his folks the A. E. Niel-o- n Mondays and Thursdays from sens of Salt Lake, at their f aver 30 to 8 p.m. ;orite hunting ground at Chalk The Primary children celebrat Creek near Coalville. Dean's ed Halloween just a little early mother shot her deer. Dean fa at their regular meeting day Mon brought home a buck, but Leah AND day. A party and treats for each couldn't hit the target this year, class was the .rule. The sun-- ! Mr and Mrs Jack Holmes of beams, taught by Mrs Erma Burn ' Salt Lake City were visitors side, entertained for their moth-- ! Sunday and Tuesday at the OF ers. Together they made funny Holmes home. a- JsniayistaBf masks, listened to the Halloween Mrs Elsie Holmes of Silvar KENTUCKY BOURBON t story and shared the punch, waf- Sprjngs, Maryland, is staying at s. 1810 ers and pumpkinfaced the Sam Holmes for several days while gaining sufficient strength Mrs Forbes Fail was the guest to return to her home. She flew of her daughter, LaNor at a Pep to the (bedside of her father, John Oik WATEKFIU AND FRAZIEt DISTIUEKT COMPANY. BAtOSTOWN. KENTUCKY Har-woo- 4-- H tax-gathe- full-fledg- ed 4-- go Make Your Old Home New 4-- H ... V,':' " k Hallowe-Homemake- that Extra Lin-'situat- ed years te VALLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY - er 4-- 2li T. ' St -- grue-Minnie ng ' j j ' RAZIEd . .ji marsh-mallow- 96 rrttttrn i LIST OF NOMINATIONS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELPER CITY, UTAH, TO BE VOTED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1957 Sillr PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS DEMOCRATIC o o o FOR MAYOR Term CHRIS P. JOUFLAsQ FQR MAYOr Term FOR MAYOR Term hard-tft-- nan-tua- DEPEND Oil US! Depend on us to keep hand- family somely dressed for your school, business and special occasions. We pick up shirts, linens, everything in the laundry bag and do them up with utmost care - - deliver them sparkling clean PHONE OK 31 John Houghton Sunday school faculty meeting was held Sunday evening with Jlohn S. Hfrienson conducting. Arva Potter gave the teacher training lesson. Present were: LaVell Bishop Weston Potter, Miller, John Houghton, "Willard Craig, Jack Thorpe, Mr and Mrs Fay Thacker, Marie Greenland, Joanne Hyatt and Gayle Bendall. WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOD For Your Building Needs See tne HELPER CITY LAUNDRY CENTRAL COMM. OVERALL SERVICE TOO! PnONE GR 31 HELPER Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor AND SUPPLY CO. FOR COIWCILMAW Term ELMER H. PARKER A. S. VELTRI O CD LUKE CORMANI FOR COUNCILMAN Term STAN J. DIAJVIANTlO PAUL YOUNG EH LZ FOR COUNCILMAN CD . O Q VOTE FOR ANY 1 PERSON FOR MAYOR And ANY 2 PERSONS FOR COUNCILMAN STATE OF UTAH ss. CARBON COUNTY. I I, Joe Bonacci Jr., City Recorder in and for Helper City, Carbon County, State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the names of all candidates for office, duly nominated, to be voted upon in Helper City, at the Municipal Election to be held Tuesday, the 5th day of November, A.D., 1957, as certified to me and appears on file at my office. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 31st day of October, 1957. llSjeal47 City Recorder ( Better Materials Phone GR Heloer Term Date of Publication, October 31, 1957. Facsimile signature of the City Recorder of Helper, a municipal corporation, Carbon County, Utah |