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Show HELPER The JOURNA (Utah) OCTOBER THURSDAY, PAGE FOUR 2, Enlist In Navv 1958 RELIEF SOCIETY STARTS WOMAN'S CLUB ACTIVITIES held The Helper Woman's clib The Helper Ward Relief Society its officers tea Thursday. Sept. fall activity 25, at the civic auditorium, with will begin regular FriMrs C. E. Pauley, president, con with an opening social on at the 7:30 3. at Oct. p.m., session. day, ducting a short business the under Ward with Chapel, covered was Helper tea table The Pearl Mrs Gardner, of cendirection dainty lace tablecloth and All ladies interested president. tered with comiccpia and to attend. invited are were Other decorations seafall the with in also keeping were RELIEF SOCIETY son. Tasty refreshments Regular meetings will begin .served with Mrs Tom Perrero on Tuesday, Oct. 7 with Mrs tea table. presiding at Beverly Banasky presenting the The very curtaining program teachers topic at 1:15 under the 'visiting which was p and immediately following p.m., of s James Alger direction of 2 p.m. the theology lesson will at vocal solos by Price, incliu' be given by Mrs Irene Taylor. aener accompan Mrs Elaine Relief Society President Pearl of ied by Mrs X 'la Parry, both who will preside, urges ntomime numbers Gardner, Price, and all members to attend regularly. by Mrs Alger. Mr and Mrs John Sillitoe were Next meeting will be held on Oct. 9 at 2 p.m. with Stanley V. Sunday visitors at the home of Ijti77.ette as guest speaker. All their son Mr and Mrs Berdell members are urged to be present. Sillitoe in Seofield. They traveled in the company of their grand W 'MEN OF MOOSE daughter, Mr and Mrs Grant Chapiter Night will be held Howell and family. Fri ay night at the Moose home Later the same evening t.iey at lrice. Mooseheart Chairman were dinner guests of another Mary Wooden will be in charge granddaughter and family, MaiTe and the theme will be "Christ- Jim and Tammie Dervoe. mas in October". A film will also CLUB MEETS AT PIZZA'S be hown. Members of the Thursday club of Alpha Psi Chap-:t- er met at the home of Mrs group of Beta Sigma Phi met Sept. Pizza for their usual Frank Pauline .24 at the home of Mrs bridge and luncheon social. The "Whipple. prizes for the game were claimed President Donna Si Hi toe con-- j by Mrs Wm Wetmore, Mrs Frank ducted the business meeting. A Mullirts and Mrs G. F. Spratling. :model meeting was planned for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nelson of the next regular session to be Salt Lake City visited here last .r'W on October 8. and Thursday with A letter has 'been received from Wednesday Donna Jean Thomas, her father, Ernest Flaim. ;i member, telling of some of her experieces MRS MATSON HOSTESS in the IJDS mission field in Com Mrs Eli Matson played hostess munist China. to members of her pinochle cluS After the business meeting the last week awarding prizes for the anniversary of the clab game to Mrs Dallas Mrs was celebrated. A birthday cake Kenneth Funk andCrandall, Mrs Clyde was decorated in black and gold Lake. A tasty luncheon was serv .served. ed at the close of the social. FRIENDLY CLUB -The regular meeting of the MATICH SHERMAN NUPTIALS SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY Friendship club was held Friday, Miss Joan Matich exchanged Sept. 26 at the home of Clarice Paloni, Price. A social evening wedding vows with James A. was enjoyed and the hostess Sherman Saturday at St. Anthserved refreshments to Barbara ony's Catholic church. She is the Wilson, Joann Hyatt, Beveriy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Banasky and Barbara and Dana Matidh Sr., Helper, and the benedict is a son of Mr and Mrs Phelps. Andrew A. Sherman, Hastings, CLUB ENTERTAINED Nebraska. Mrs Bud Petersen entertained The nuptial mass was offered cluib last Thursday! w?r bridge by tne Rt. Rev. Msgr. Frances L. "light, serving a delicious lunch Sherman, VP., Lawrence, Neb. -- on before the bridge play. At uncle of the groom. the cioe cf the evening prizes! The bride selected a gown of were awarded to Mrs John Ma- - embroidered organza with satin brito, Mrs Paul MucLcan and Mrs1 highlighted by a delicate scallop-befleorge PiPzza. and streamers, the bodice ed neckline. A matching teardrop cfuwr. released her fingertip veil and she carried a while orchid Helper a white prayer book. She CARD .'.ure a Sitl-tlpe.ir! neek'rice. a ,.;:f' ui tiie groom. M: s Mary Talieri.vi was maid Civic Auditorium f !'."n wi'h Miss Janice Grace, Mi-- s Anderson. Mrs Carolyn Saturday, Oct. 11 hiek ami V. Ij.,se M. Seven young men from Carbon ana cJiiery cuun lics cimotcsu i the U.S. Navy through the Helper Recruiting Station this month, it was reported by Joseph L. Zunick local recruiter. The young enlisted men from Carbon county are Lloyd R. Bark er, Price; David R. Duncan, Well inrt.nn- RavTnnnH .Johnson. Prove; t!U ' r o,v,,. and 1 Price. Repre-R. Stamper. Virgil Ronwere senting Emery county aid E. Fox, Castle Dale, and La- Var W. Peacock, OrangevUle. rmm Rait Lake ftitv the eroup were transfered to the U.S. Nav al training center at San Diego, California, for nine weeks of bas ic training, then they may oe granted 14 days leave prior to taking up technical training in the fields of their choice. In making this announcement Recruiter Zunick added that for ihose young men who are interested, there are still openings who can pass the mental and physical examinations. For fur-i- n many Naval Schools for men ther information at no obligation or visit the Recruit cal GR2-332- 1 ing Station. 164 So. Main St. FA-T.T- pari-canth- tp- ia. i WAHLS VISIT Al and Zoetta w .'; e Gci-hart- a'ten Mi le, km:-- . s:.. r:n;.::. the untor bridesmaid and !.Mitieh w i flo.vor Tiny wore suiib'.irst or:,:u;e es rosi.'d tattota in.! :t :i.!lei:: carnations. i'.'.i Mai! Event i Eric the (Jreal ben-'die'- v :' : vs. t Tlie Avenger i S.'f-Fi'i- Th former Helper, Wahl, residents e long-tim- of now living in Pueblo, Colo, been visiting here all week daughter and family Mr and Robert Buchanan and their many friends. One of Al's "firt side-triin town was to the city not to cool off in the shade park 'but to inspect the ball field and other recreational facilities and have with Mrs ps the area. in PYTHIAN SISTERS WIN TRIP TO ELKO, NEVADA Participating in quiz competition with the Pen Women of Salt Lake City, on the Channel 4 "Play Elko" television program Monday, a group of members of the Pythian Sisters organization, won an all expense-pai- d trip and a weekend stay at the Commercial Hotel in Elko, Nevada, for all of their members and their husbands. Members representing the local fraternal order were Stella Clara O'Green, Helper; Shaw, Grace Dambrosio, Margaret Reid, Irene Ivy, Beverly Brotherson and Velma Forsyth, all of Price and Mary McWlan of Provo. set-en- tYRESTLIHG Notre Dame School Studpnt Rodv Eleets Seven Carbon Men L j Mr and Mrs George Martell were dinner guests Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J. A. Greener, who staged the dinner in honor of George's birthday. Visitors at the Elmo Bray home during the past week were Mr and Mrs Harry Mott of Grand Junction. Colo., who in the com- m 4 U.I icei t v 6f.;i ' 14 .si , f i " V Farmer Powell Curtain-Ralt- er Prince Maiava vs. Lou Newman Adm. Adults H 0 JUds oinder IS 60c Mr and Mrs J. B. Willis and son, spent the weekend in Pleasant Grove, visiting with Mrs Vf's sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs Lee Southan and others. ! Matchless Tone Superb Selection of Mrs rahel TniUkis. accomnanied .... , f r, .L laai riiuay iugm in vgucii viait-- 1 ing with Mrs Mattie Lange, for-mresident of Helper. Mrs L. sends best wishes to her many PHONO'S Carl's Record Shop HI-FI- 's er LASALLE Hotel Bldg Helper Phone friends in the area. GR2-59- 11 v. as Au-tral- . . . un-qu- it. i : For Rent FOR SALE FOR SALE Large modern home with basement apt. Double garage, Good beautifully landscaped. income property. FOR Sale Modern home wdth 2 acres of land, Vh miles east of Price. FOR SALE home with full basement. Double gar age, 1 acre land, fruit trees, and bushes, landscaping and sprinkling system. FOR SALE Beautiful modern home in Helper, large kitchen and dining area, landscaped. For Complete Details on the above listings Phone ME7.. 3331. CARBON REALTY CO. Also INSURPrice, Utah. ANCE and LOAN Department. 7.31.usc Furnished FOR RENT Apart- rooms. Steam heated Rooms. Washroom facilities, HILLCREST HOTEL & APTS. ments & RENT 4 -- Room House in for Spring Glen. Call GR2-32detail?. lO.ltc FOR 12 Furnished Apt. RENT Close in. Helper Ins & Loan Co. 155 So. Main, Phone GR2-595,22,usc FOR 81 modern FOR RENT house, furnished, Glen. Phone GR2-514- 1 in Spring lOtc 2or 3 room Apts. FOR RENT All utilities furnished. Nicely paid except the lights. Inquire Ricci Apts. Phone GR2..5974 7.10,6sc 4 - room Modern FOR RENT house in Helper. Electric water tank. Phone GR2512 lOtc FOR SALETwo parcels or land, FOR RENT House, in 2 tracts in Spring full basement, furnace. Newly Canyon area, formerly owned decorated $50. per month. Call by Angelo Venturelli and Wm. GR2-529,18,usc ' Bailey. Sec. 17, 13S R 9E. Contact Jim "Santa Claus" Cleary FOR RENT Apartment. 3650 Porter Ave., Ogden, Utah or inquire at 75 Call GR2-597- 8 D Street 9,ll,4tp VA'1? 40-ac- re 72 FOR SALE living room set; dining room set; good condition, make offer. See at 39 N. Main, Helper or phone RUG Miscellaneous pc G.R2-39- JOXltc e.l & CARPET CLEANERS (Oriental and Domestic). Carpet Laying, Rug Bending and Serg-inUpholstery and Rug Shampooing; Electrolux Sales and Service. W. R. Everett, 644 N. g; FOR SALE Electronic Home organ in this area, take ever balance cn small monthly payments. For more details write Credit Dept. Box 148, S.H. Station, Salt Lake City, Utah Phone Utah. 2nd East, Price, ME rr 9,18,3 tc AVAILABLE NOW Several good used TV Sets. Reasonable. See BE gentle, be kind, to that them at Carl's Record Shop, pensive carpet, clean it with Hotel Bldg. Helper LaSalle BLUE LUSTRE Get it at the Mutual Furniture & Hdw 102itc DO CEMENT WORK NOW FOR SALE Mcdel 70 .270 WinColorwork, Patios, Slabs. No Colored Pencil Sets, all kinds, chester, swivels, case 2 boxes job too big. Call us. Phones now sold by the Helper Journal. Is, $100 Phone GR2-590- 0 ME7..2572 or ME7..0239 n ex- GENERAL DEER SEAS ON BEGINS OCT. 18 MM I m T( fclVi O ib-.- 1 : : f ff few. liW m I WHY i -- NEED A ' ;. ' V JEWELER'S Or.c ADVICE IN at'ernoiia r'rh an ,i: ,ni ' i a I , v A'; .;' i. at a t i i M-i.- Mi-r.- four-ye- ar award covering the four undergraduate college years, and each award carries a stipend tailored to the need of the indivthe bride's aunt and daughters idual winner. The stipends have been averaging about $950 a Kitty and Diane of Pueblo, Colo.; stuMr and Mrs Joe Matich Jr of year. Minimum awards, for determined been who have dents Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs are Andrew D. Sherman and daugh- to have no financial need, a year. $1500 ter Sue of Hastings. Merit scholars make their own Insist on the Best SEWING MACHINES The Brothers machine CAUL'S RECORD SHOP LASALLE Hotel Bldg Helper Pbone OR2-W- U choice of college and are free to choose any course of study lead ing to one of the usual baccalaureate degrees. The Merit program is now in its fourth year. The competition ii open to students in any public, private or parochial high school in the US. and possessions. ' a 'ye.i.ili t can picik the or.c right witch l.v ou irom anionrr the mar,) Swiss watches jen featuring new functions, new fashions this year. And c arc specialists, qualified by thorough training and long experience to explain what makes these watches so new they're the timepieces of tomorrow. So come and let us show you a whole new world of time in O.-.-H ii.-l- 1 I rnrrfmrTfTnl Shells for all the papular makes our special collection for Watch Parade Time right - 1 Helper, Utah lf$ Watch Parade (yW Winchester - Remington Savage KNIVES All sizew EVERYTHING THE HUNTER NEEDS here and now! WOODY'S I RIFLES r GR2-337- All Types All Sizes Fresh Supply . Call GlJN CASES Leather IWd HUNTING CAPS A WATCH for- -' In' w ..,''' yo'l:u bin; Schohirs of 1959. ;,.'!. i the All f.nalists ,vi!l rcveive Certi f Cater of attesting to their al! colleges and and high ability; universities will be notified, thus enabling these students to be considered for a wide range of other .ehoarship awards. Each Merit Scholarship is a !'. BUYING the ilan;' i. ,i orchids. ... :aW. a: ..' .v.'d.iing d. liner ;n ' le .aiurcii nail af'.i r the cercrmmy. and at a recejUion that even. in; in the civic auditorium. After a honeymoon on the west eo;ist the couple will make their home in Hastings. Nebraska. Out of town guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs John Vucetich. Sr. and Mr and Mrs John Vucetich Jr and sons Johnnie and Jimmy of Walsen-bcr- g, Colo; Mrs Ann Schupholme '!':..,' f J tx-rho- ol h .,1 Mr and Mrs Art Dalpiaz and Mr and Mrs Fred Basone entertained Mr and Mrs John Clifford of Grand Junction, Colo., and Mr and Mrs Claude Engberg of Salt Lake City, at their homes here over the weekend. The four gals ar sisters. j )!', an c',:i: ? nniv vi-i- )ear: i elected at Notre Dame, and U DM the stronger sex" captured alljOlT but on office on the studen' OHIUIIUHI M1UIIIIII1U council, at the Price school, An estimated 30,000 scatter- Henry DiSimone was chosen eiirmers will be on Utah marshes , student body president; Herman! r waterwavs Saturday, a , vice anQ Nevenner, president; it,., n,irir,rT Aav zhnCi and! Ronnie Fazzio, secretary of the annual fall waterfowl treasurer. season. " ' "c Department of fish and game g0 for president and Patricia i Cart ample nQw " " ' " stocks of both local and migrant won the coveted office of jumor, ide good on hand tQ president and Mane Jouflas was chtina n all het- water and ter knoWn marsh chose treas. The Sophomores wea- areas. Present long range Frank Jerant and Sherry John- - tVinr fnroraiti rail for ''hl'.lP hird" and! son forprexy and secy-trefor the opening week the rrostn class eieciea nuens end of the hunt. Vea for president. Legal shooting hours Saturday The class presidents are mem will be from 5:56 a.m. to 6:06 bers of the student council. p.m. with the usual variance in shooting times each day there- SOCIALISM Does it Work? after. Gunners were urged to ex ia and ercise extreme caution with their The people of to shooting during early morning learned have Great Britain their great sorrow ahat you can't hours when the marshes ara Bag limit for ducks is five Hahhie with socialism anri cut ii birds, possession limit ten after on and off like a hydrant. Knowing this, that we are crowded and the light often poor, fighting the hard fight for Lib- two days of shooting.. The bag erals as well as Conservatives, may be increased to nine, possession limit to 14, provided four it is disheartening and discourinaging fight particularly when widgeon andor pintail are it is a losing one. But we who cluded in these limits. These two believe in conservatism and our species are again classed as bonus free enterprise system cannot birds this year but hunters were give up, even though it may ap- - advised to quit shooting at the pear hopeless. For once we do (5. bag, 10 possession limits the flood gates will be open less they know positively how to ed. Our opposition, ineffective as identify the various species of it may now seem, at least delays ducks. what appears to be the inevitBag and possession limits for able. But in delaying, there is al geese are six birds, only one of ways the hope of a sudden which may be cf the Canada or change of heart and a swing dark species. This limits the back to the principles on which goose take to one bird per hunt er since limited numbers of geese our nation was founded. other than the dark species are found on Utah's flyway. CAR PRICES All hunters must possess a The auto industry is thinking proper state hunting license with of using lightweight aluminum a federal migratory bird stamp engines. Now, if some smart fel- - affixed thereto and validated by u uev 1.., .uuiu j use a gooa, ngnt - tne .hunter . s signature. except weight price! that juveniles 14 and 15 vears of age are not required to purchase me teaeral stamp. Such juveniles BRIDGE CLUB FETED must possess the juvenile game The Wednesday night bridge bird license and may hunt only club members, and Mrs Martin when accompanied by someone Ganser as special guest, were 21 years cf age or older. No one feted at the 'home of Mrs James under 14 years of age may hunt Lupo, where they enjoyed the game birds. usual bridge session and delightThe department urged all watful refreshments. Winners of the erfowl to use care and game were Mrs Elmo Bray and safety while afield and to resMrs John Gardner. pect the rights cf the private owner. All governing property Mr and Mrs John Sillitoe were rules and regulations for this pleasantly surprised Monday, when his cousin and wife, Mr season are shown in the 1958 and Mrs Ray Robertson of Lehi waterfowl proclamation whfch arrived at their home for a visit. may be obtained from department offices or from license ven They returned home the same dors over the state. evening. CARD OF THANKS pany of the Brays drove to Seofield and other areas to view the Words cannot express the deep lovely autumn scenes painted by gratitude and appreciation we .Tack Frost. have for everyone who assisted H.-if.r a t last Tuesday us during 0ur recent bereave.vi'.h Mr and Mr-Ear! James. ment on the death of our beloved i sv Karl's cousin and his wife. son and brother, Bud. To the of Gar many friends of a:; ,i Mrs I. en H:vv. a our son and e they family, we offer our heartfelt Mopana. While ' ilea with '.':, t r thanks for your acts of kindness he area. and for the beautiful fiend of- ferings Tues-- i frum Saturday Mr and Mr.-Ni venner Mr- Tt ., visit with Mr and Herman Ac .d.iier. was ;ne.r tighter f (ir.ily. Hi!!. Donna. Lauren an i Janice Rose Petersen of Salt! ke City, who were t .ki.a.; a i :'.';. of the last fe ' days brYOU e Bill's enrol lmen at the U. PhD hi 'a 'ying for ti :' at engineering. ( ' START BOOMING and class officers k Four Carbon Students IJal THE SCATTERGUNS LANTERNS - STOVES - COOKING KITS - KNIVES COTS - AIR MATTRESSES - GUN CLEANINK SETS TENTS - Mutual Furniture & Hardware Co. Dial GR 21 ,145 So, Main Helper, ' |