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Show The HELPER NATIONAL CDITORIAI HUH Publlahed From Spring Canyon refund Clus Matter A At Th COMPANY P.xt Office At Heliwr. THURSDAP, 4ULY PAGE TWO '' THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IN AND FOR CARBON COUNTY In the matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH B. GIBSON, Deceased. HAVE ROBERTSON By How Many Knives Can You Name? .V Every Thursday THI JOURNAL PUBLISHING HlLMH. Ul.K Entered TIPPLE TALES SSOCIATION Pkm ASSOCIATION STAJf PROBATE 1 GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult clerk of District Court or the respective signers for further information. JOURNAL (Utah) Ut '' ' ! Notice To Creditors 17, 1953 Jovial Jimmy Alger has filed loan biz. Shotgun Thorit Hatch Probate No. 2547 again for Carbon County Attor- got up and abruptly left theESTATE OF ELIZABETH B. the Great White Fleet to San nev. Must be a Eood deal, if you meeting. The Shotgun was perHelper Navy 3Ian justified. It was a clear GIBSON, deceased. Francisco during its cruise ar- know what I mean. Jim is Creditors will present claims On Carrier Duty ound the world. A full scale Na- ins a vicuna coat. I dunno if he case of zoning law violation. The val review was staged a s the digs much law, since the U of UjRev. Tom Meersman has return- - 'ith vouchers to the undersigned Larry E. Mj rshall, electrician's Fleet entered the Bay. has never been ranked in the 'ed from Egypt where he visited at Castle Gate, Utah, or to Stan-firmate 3rd clas; L'PN, of R9 So. lnvo tn the Sohinx. Which was built hv ley V. Litizzette, Attorney at fivA hnnHrpH Hut The operation involved 36 ships Second E.. II. !;3er, and the son 26 Law, Helper, Utah, on or before aircraft naval rallies. of For Cecil B. deMille. his attend campaign squadrons of Mrs E'lja Reese, is and over 22,000 personnel. Highway Patrol Wheel Lyle the 19th day of September, 1958. Jim is a very loud singer, real the si pert aircraft s WALT ACE B. GIBSON, i. far out with the Strauss and Puc Hyatt explained the drunk rier USS Yo. and Is tak- Administrator of the Estate He also duz a nice bit with ing law, where a blood count of mod'"The between difference i'irst Fleet visit of Elizabeth B. Gibson, ing part in 15 a will in get the Semken the geeyou Deputy stay playins educationto the San r nci9eo Bay Area ern and deceased, is simply a matter of tar, on the Polka Dotted Poli-- 1 bastille. Gov. Clyde wants this methods al irnrnemonates the The visit (which is about a crea lowered to .05, which will close STANLEY V. LITIZZETTE 50th anniversr: y of the visit of which end of the child you pat." wampus tore that eats Purple People jthe country club. And it's about Attorney for Administrator Changing Times.. Eaters). If Jim gained 250 lbs, time. It's also possible that a 178 Suth Main Street of .05 will put everybody in Helper, Utah, he'd be an exact replica of Sal- : Date of ,rirst Publication, July vatore Baccaloni. Then he would Carbon Co. except Lorus Winn 171958. Date of Last Publication, ioutta the car driving biz. This carry Helper easy. not please Betty Eaquinta, August 7, 1958. Me and he were the most cient members of the Messiah iwho must transform the family'. chorus last yar and teacher toldiNasn into a taxi for bringing Edith Litizzette. hunkie refugee In Washington Jim he had a most unusual voice tTanKle home. Patrolman Whip- - from Bryner St., but never the Si'- VI and should sell fish from a wa- pie is afraid to administer the luscious Lorraine. Say Edith, how With Clinton Davidson gon. I am not so hot with the blood count to thirsty and belli- - is it with you and Bugs Bunny? Mike Valentine wakes up each arpiggio's myself but was there gerent Stella O'Green. She will ARE FOOD PRICES TOO HIGH? merely to check the fine young turn that squirt every way but nite screaming about freight eye and slowed me up but I still loose. Buck Buchanan has 6 ver- - trains chasing him under the cov Davidson fillys such as Carol .Rabol. The tebrae who won't work. Belong to ers. Better lay off the grape, you Them as has In 1947 the average family of four The housewife who complain! 0le woodpecker. County Attorney gimmie the fish a strong union. In our Want Ads last week gets dept.: John Lafboroi talked that the is paying for government spent $911 for food, of which hope he wins the election bcaus farmers received $467 and S444 was 'subsidies to farmers twice once in he makes a fine caddy for Boyd we had 10 cute houses for sale. Olive Richeda into cooking him marketing costs. Last year the same Bunnell. Tot only that, I think Why don't Bill Kirkwood buy a free pastrami dinner. We now higher food costs and again in higher taxes sincerely believes, that she is amount of food cost $1,079, of the minstrel will repeal Prohibi- one and go home nites. Lola Paiz have 4 candidates for sheriff which farmers received only Setting gyped. lost her baseball mitt and shoes. Hildy Yoklavich sports stickers tion. and marketing costs amounu-She hears and reads about high Rain, generally speaking, is Helen Costello lost her marbles. for each one in her car windows. fum price supports, about the to $607. appreciated mostly by Spring I wondered why Lola hasn't been, With a record like hers she can billions of buying jtovernment The average factory worker last Gulch farmers and by Little lea playing lately in Little League not afford to take chances. Super dollars of food to be stored or given year could feed his family on gue manager Ed Marchetti, who games. If you aint got your stuff salesman Jim Banasky takes a away abroad, about paying farmers fewer hours of work than he has only starting pitcher. Fred you can't swing and sway. How- - trip every time his wife enters not to produce, and she reasons could in 1947. The Labor DepartVoll has his car again. ever, Lola looks good even strik- - the maternity ward. He's been to painted food cause is the this of high that ment reports that average hourly A Beautiful. masterpiece. Re- ing out, in her chemise shorts. all the 49 states. prices. earnings of factory workers inme minds of Olga Essman went to Missouri fres Very fine built. Like the Taj Michaelangelo 67 the creased during by Newspapers and the radio report Mahal. a beer That's San in to cos in the Sistine joint While persuade Harry Truman to run Chapel. that Congress has just appropriated period. Berdoo. All them Paiz brats are again. Olga is regusted. However Borla cherries, stealing Wally another $5 billion to finance farm fell out of the Porter tree and nice looking, except baldy Dan- - I think our government is being Food l'tircliusinK Power Up programs for another year, and that fractured his epigastric area. iel, slouchy PeeWee, pugnacious run in the great tradition of adds to the tax bill. It all looks as Figures supplied us by the Labor Golfer Earl Acord takes his Patricia and myopic Julian, the Washington, Jefferson and Gold- simple as two plus two equalling and show departments Agriculture jfine. It happened in a Hayward swings without getting out of the bear which walks like a man. four, but it isn't. that the average factory employe a Calif, church. The Cox Christea- is Lorraine Bonacci Lovely electric like a cart, polo player. It is true that food costs are at an worked 30 minutes in 1947 to earn As man to man I will tell you: sleek and sophisticated, brilliant sen's were so thankful to have record high, when measured enough to buy one pound of choice in dollars and cents. There are two steak; but only 18 minutes in 1957. My wife is a kerecter. While go- and 'beautiful egg head who has Teresa Phelps and her 12 kids ing through St. George we stop- college degrees dripping from her come to visit that Cox dropped principal reasons for that. First, It took 10 minutes work in 1947 more and more foods are sold preped for a hot bourbon sandwich. like dates from a Sahara palm a dollar in the cojction plate to buy a quart of milk, but only cooked or Second, labor But had to settle for a cold wat- tree. Therefore, it pains me deep 6 weeks later when they left, he in 1957; 32 minutes to 6i minutes osts connected with processing and ermelon. So she sat under a tree ly to report that she reads comic dropped $20. Terry and the Pir buy a dozen eggs in 1947 and 19 selling foods are higher. crossed her knobby legs and pro books. I would expect this from ates can shock you up. minutes in 1957; 27 minutes to to fire up a cigarette. Oh, ceeded b. bag of potatoes in 1947, buy a Farmers Sell Kor Less brother. You don't do this in St. but only 15 minutes in 1957. Although retail food costs have THE CHANGING fCENE George. The farmers charged in Foods that conic from jtone up 15 since 1952, prices paid from the fields and the purple inhave commodities to farmers have gone down by about people climbed up out of the creased less than those for which the same percentage. Processing and ground. A posse was formed, a distribution both costs after the there are no supports. Beef, pork I wear-ifect- ly i ct ;. 'Ma:-aboa- T rd car-'.cw- n, driv-cin- ' j - THIS WEEK j an-!wi- j J one-thir- ' How many of these kitchen helpers do you recognize? All :i5 pieces make up a complete cutlery wardrobe that will give you just the right knife for each of the many cutting jobs in a modern kitchen. Each piece is designed for a specific cutting or sharpening purpose. For top efficiency, blades are forged of stainless steel, which makes collection . easy to care for as well as durable. ARMWUSe.:-.4.M.v.- 46JS9SSMfif Identified, starting at left, leading clockwise and down are: Sharpening stone on a paddle Pot fork steel Sharpening-honinFrozen food cutter ' ' .oil g ; !i" slicer-serv7", 8" and 9" Roast slicera er Wavy-edg- e Wavy-edg- e E3 roast slicer utility knife Utility knife (5") tomato knife Wavy-edg- e 5" bread and cake knife JMi" Ham si icer 8" Steak slicer 7" Butcher knife- ' S5j e Spatulette Grapefruit knife At the bottom are three paring knives with stainless steel blade3 of approximately three inches each. From left to right they are: straight- . ri5 - wavy-edg- French Cook's knife. Swedish Cook's knife Small French Cook's knife '" wavy-edg- e sandwich knife 5" boning knife steak knife 5" wavy-edg- e 4" i" Fruit and vegetable knife and rounded e edge, wavy-edgtip parers. d 1 Salute to DAGGETT COUNTY . . . sfe of Flaming Gorge Dam ' e 0-- 1 product leaves the farm have gone up rapidly and are. responsible for all of the increase in food prices. Food producers get only 39 cents out of each dollar spent by the for the average family housewife food. The cost of distribution increased from 47 cents in 1950 to 61 cents last year. Your Doctor and egg prices are not supported. Farmers' costs of operation have increased by approximately 20 in the past six years, at a time when their net income was going down by The per capita income about of farmers last year was $993, but the non-farper capita income was $2,045. 30. a haggard face but a strained position." dis- There are many persons who, otherwise normal, believe they require more hours of sleep, anywhere from ten to twelve hours. a rule, the healthy person who As The following u one o 3 series cf .irticlcs written bu members or the wants is an unusual amount of not suffering from mental Utah State Medical Association and sleep but from lack of exhaustion, lo-with in published cooperation your and sluggish digestion. exercise Tliese articles are newspaper. fact there are some authorities scheduled to appear every other week In who believe that oversleep is just Throughout the year in an elfort to as bad as overeating. fi tter acquaint you with problems o Since sleep is essential to good tcaitti. and designed to improve the the body opportunhealth, giving j ot tlie peopie o Utah. ity to rest emotionally and physically, every effort should be made SLEEP ESSENTIAL to induce hours of slumber. Good sleeping habits TO GOOD HEALTH should be established. Freeing the ' Oh! For a good night's sleep!" mind of all care and worry is one How often have you heard the step. Problems cannot be solved remark and, indeed, made tt your- by restless thrashing about in bed. self? Why? Because you arose A mind, refreshed by a quiet from bed feeling tired, restless, sleep can cope with the exigencies .tnd full of tension, and feeling of everyday life with more logical ?oo, perhaps, you hadn't had any application. Room temperature is important rest at all. How much sleep should you have? It varies in in sleep. A temperature that is individuals, but an average of too warm or too cold for the incan be an nbstarlp Fresh light hours is a good yardstick. dividual air is important, but this does not What is sleep? The dictionary mean tne sleeping room defines it as that period of rest should mat be exDosed to rolH hljctc for the body and mind, during of RoH winter temperature's which volition and consciousness are in partial or complete abey- clothing should be comfortable as ance and the bodily functions anouia steeping apparel, ine type of sleeping garment is an indijcanjally suspended. vidual matter. Some persons like While the required hours of pajamas, for example whil,. leep vary in individuals, the rest others prefer to sleeD "raw." is essential to Kood health. Some SleeD inducers should ho avnirl. persons fare well on a few hours ed. These are but crutches for a of sleep, while others require normal n.ittrrn nf slwn Mmv more than the average eight. The pills and powders, unless type of sleep also plays a role in sleeping unaer medical iaen aenniteiy the amount of rest. A restless SUDOrVlSlon. nr sleep, interrupted by fitful per-- .. The user depends on the sleep iods of wakening, is not conduinducer lor rest instead of seekcive to tfonrl rpn:n'r rf hrwlf- - ;, ing medical help to free him of his sues. A good, sound sleep pro- insomnia. vides complete recovery from to a good night's Help previous fatigue. Less than the sleep byyourself training yourself to good conventional seven or eight hours sleeping habits. Then you can of sleep proves, in most cases, wonder tomorrow were wearing. The result is not only so worried today. why you Says . . . ncu-fein- body-buildin- g -- hahit-fnrmin- o Climate for survival rope produced and a mob threat- ened violence. Finally Judge Jim R. B. Alger arrived, held court during which h e imposed a healthy fine plus 90 days and made her buy a license to light a weed. Another reason we should elect ambulance chaser Alger. In his solomon like wisdom he gave out with this gem 'If mother nature had intended us to smoke she'd of put holes in the top of our heads." A new name is being sought for Price hospital. How about the Bucket 'o Blood? New water dept. employee Tony Yelenich has a 48 lb trout mounted in his den. No, he did not catch it at Fish Creek. Tony killed it in self defense while working in the sewer. The city council is proud of Tony because he thinks on his feet. He's gotta. If he sat down he would drown. The kid cuts out his shirt sleeves to emulate his hero Bardo Felice. But you will never confuse the 2. Bardo's got muscles. Even in his head. Shirley Tomsic does not have a 50 mother-in-laThe word is nifty. Judas Priest. We are advertising for a linotypist. Peter Townsend has bounced from Princess Margaret into the friendly arms of Helen Windsor. Mobs storm the City Fruit Mkt. and males drool by the barrel to catch a glimpse of the gor geous Helen dust the chili pep pers. She is the biggest thing to hit main street since asphalt, tor many years folks have tole me that Hardscrabble Coal was run by a bunch of slave drivers. Of cuss, I said no, no, those Dia manti lads are jolly good group. But just last week Milan Corak stopped to eat lunch and now he's in the hospital. Kiwanis cordially invited as speaker that Price tycoon Bill Welsh, former mayor who is now between pictures, as they say in Hollywood, due to the recent un pleasantness. During his too long speech he proceeded to plug his is at CARL'S RECORD SHOP UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION LaSalle Hotel Blag, Helper "From the earth comes an abundant life for all" BEER and ALE m 00 Burning refuse outdoors in 1908 wa$ 5mokv and dan&erous. adfftBuptt . . V I-- H V (v V til H V r v c w. struggling to solve serious national and international mineral policy problems to compete and survive. Equally important to survival is a helpful state and local economic climate. Utahns, knowing the importance of mining to our state, have been helpful in the past. Their help Is needed now to create the climate that will help rebuild prosperity in a vital industry. Mining Far off in Utah's northeastern corner, a new era' is beginning for the people of Daggett County, the state's least accessible and most sparsely populated county, with the building of Flaming Gorge Dam. The big project will bring many changes. One town, Dutch John, is rising near the damsite; another, Linwood, will be lost forever beneath the waters backed up by the dam. New roads will open up unparalleled scenic and recreation areas in the forests of the Uinta Mountains, providing access to some of the finest fishing and hunting in the West. , The United States Brewers Foundation proudly salutes Daggett County, where the Foundation, program, constantly through its endeavors to assure clean, wholesome gathering spot for the enjoyment of beer and ale. A New Line of FINE CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone GR2-59- 11 u52wx"HrjLTr I JWC In 195a, smokeless, ODORLESS, AUTOMATIC INCINERATOR REDUCES TRAW TO ASH EASILY AND EFFICIENTLY. NATIONAL 4 COUNCIL )1 IS ii 1 SINCLAIR- Start Spring and Summer Right ! Get a complete check-u- p Be car now. for your ready Worm-Wear- er good-weathe- r, A New Service COMPLETE BRAKE and MUFFLER Service Now. Fully Guaranteed ANNOUNCES DISTRIBUTORSHIP For CARBON and EMERY COUNTIES PRICE'S DISTRIBUTING CO. For Service Call 233 So. Main GR2-991- 6 COOKIE'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Helper, Utah Buy Your NEIII BEVERAGES from Your Local Business Houses Ernie Cook, Mgr. ICO N. Main Phone GR 14 on |