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Show L GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult clerk of District Court or the respective signers for further information. PROBATE BASKETBALL Washington News - Letter HEWS B.P.W. Clubs Hold Dinner Meeting1 HELPER The The Helper and Price Business Veltri's Drug and Larry's Club Bv ROBERT N. TAYLOR remained in a tie for the top and Professional Women's Clubs Washington Correspondent spot in Helper Basketball League met for a joint dinner meeting with a win each this week. Tuesday evening, February 10, at knows everything about play body IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF,UELP THE KlDS DO BETTER Veltri's eeked out a close win the LaSalle Club in Helper. automobile licence plates by now, over The meeting was presided over THE STATE OF UTAH; IN 3. Cookie's Service and It should be ho surDrise to but the fact of the matter is AND FOR CARBON COUNTY )earn from the American Dental a hapless Helper by Edith Pierce, president of the waxed Larry's In the Matter of the Estate of Association that our teeth are de-- J. that few people know even a Furniture crew Pete's Price club, who introduced Florlittle about license tags. The study-beinVV. BINCH, aiso sometimes signed to last a lifetime. We are Utoco stayed on the leaders' heels ence Kalat.es, Lois Taylor, Anconducted at the University as JOHN known WILLIAM aware, too, that we have in this MIA The M- - nie Menotti and LaVerna Wall, of Illinois is the first of its kind. by edging EINCH, also sometimes known as country, the finest dental know- Men scored a record 33 points in as lnc 1 uul!c AIIail's and inter-- a and initial findings indicate that JACK W. BINCH, also sometimes iiww in nit; wuua, iiiu to al- - na,10ral Relations committee and big third quarter e : triiiyiuj1 " lew m"i die m asieemciu on most pull out a win rally i,n o, ptm auu uuc- - every Known means or. communi what asainst the 111 charge of arrangements for a plate should look like. ana lm one tne same person, cation to emphasize the import-- 1 Utoco crew. ing Deceased. P'esi- A full slate of games are on' "1,s- Dt"- - "lulve. i nee of dental hygiene. For example, 28 states issue of the clubreported Yet the record is pretty sad. plates with slogans on' them, tap for next week. Pete's Utoco dcnt, Notice To Creditors Dental on the Utah State Board meeting decay is the nation's most Fourteen use emblems of some and Veltn i Drug tangle in the Probate No. 2587 was nua recently in baa issue plates feature game Monday night at prevalent disease. Nearly half of, kind. Twenty-eigT TT'ot Ur . TXTt r Lak? City. And then to add spice crH- OUNVn. 8 n.m. anH Veltri's an,i all ,ar Aft Hnda"( th ,nnt; jvat Uit canon, win present licial dcntures P'OBiam, urenaa AUgaac- or noed them other areas in which the plates are pitted in Wednesday night's lo "ttWLU'. vi cio unwun voucners to entertained with two dance tne epulis and there are nearlv 22 million were issued. Seven issue "safety" feature, also at 8 p.m dersigned at RFD 1, Helper, o us wihtout a single tooth to plates. Harold Cunningham, Veltri's numbers. Boyd Bunnell, Price former Helper resi man, or to Niamey v. Litizzette, caU our own; And) ahough motor vehicle big center, closed the gap a hit attorney and on At Law, 178 South the Carbon MT A in dent, talked Attorney Dick on AnH it's nr wnnrier uihpn nnlv :iHminitrntnre tr. nf ennm rlnn't : . i. r" i lit tn tri of Utah issue. The on or lldl" oueei, our s utan, 100 the us in out 26 of neiper, brush of league hot scoring race, agreement about what plates two clubs went on record as fa before the 16th day of April, teeth regUiarly and 65 never do! should TEAM STANDINGS look like, police officers back- - do agree. Charged with the re- L voring the merger. A short skit H' ,9 Against this shocking s ALICE LOGAN BINCH from the book. Masters of the 1 of pulling injured Veltri's Drug 6 ground. Children's Dental Health sponsibility Sea. was then given by Lois Administratrix of the estate Week looms as an observance of people from 1 6 or Club wrecks Larry's highway of J. W. Binch, deceased. and Mr. Bunnell. This inTaylor 2 an 5 and opportunity checking stolen cars, police offi- Pete's Utoco importance w tuai ruuiiuuuu. Ku- - to establish among those who still cers have some firm opinions Cookie's Service i 4 teresting and touching skit was 3 ruary 12th, 1959. Date of Last havt, tneir teeln that essential about what plates should look M I A 1 8 timely and dealt with AmericanPublication: March 4th 1950- .- - Ilabit of brushing them after like. with the 7 ism. Also in keeping 0 Helper Furniture tables were decorated the theme, resultsThis we since week's know meal. And shouldn't or have slogans every They Veltri's Drug 69, Cookie's Ser- - with International flags, and with now lnat il can'1 1x1 done by emblems on them, for these non- Education Legislation own American flag waving - functional arlrtitinne tn nlatwc nnlv. vice 63: I.arrv- - rinh or ... threat.. . even eaiolina or iiisins .. ttpW-- our ..... . r y.vntiHUKa rrvm rage crae ln ironl ' tne room. Proucuv a serve to confuse people trying to Furnitun 49; Pete's Utoco 73, v."; - ening, it may &eem pretty hopebill would have been $24.2. mil- less task. But Dr. j. V. Black, read identification numbers on MIA 70. lion greater tlian the biennial one of the world's great dental plates. In an emergency, being Next week's schedule: JUIIIOR III. liOTES cost of the present law. Monday, Feb. 16 .Scientists, gave us the clue more able to read a plate in a hurry Utah Foundation analysts point than 50 years ago when he said can be important, say police of- - V 'Larry's Club vs MIA. The plot revolved around the out that regular a dentifrice should not only do ficers. i8 -- Pete's Utoco vs Veltri's Drug. revenue to the Uniform School a good cleaning job, but should' The designation of the local 9 Helper Furn. vs Cookie's Ser. ldea lnat everyone was unhappy. Mr- Maxwell didn't get the raise Fund will be insufficient to meet also induce people to brush their area in which the plates were is Wednesday, Feb. 18 school requirements during the teeth more often. sued makes life easier for police 7 Cookie's' Ser. vs Pete's Utoco. ne wanted from Air. juailory and next two years. The deficit will And now, at long last inaen-- : officials, thev sav. It makes it 8 Veltri's Drue vs Larry's Club. was fi'ng to tell him off the next day, Betty Lou said she had be $175 million under the pres- - ious manufacturers have done easier to trace stolen cars and ft Helper Furn. vs MIA. been humiliated by her English ent $4,800 program, $30.0 million something about it by producing read numbers or letters on the LEADING SCORERS under the $5,300 program sug- - that mystifying G ptgi teacher,' Miss Turk, and was go-2plates. ing to quit school the next day; tooth 14 And the use of "safety" plates Newberry (MIA) gested by the Hour-- Committee, striped peppermint-stic- k and $42.1 million under the $5,- - paste that has made fun out of seems to be a popular idea. Some Cunningham (Veltri's) .. 16 297 and Connie had had an argument or uy friend and never 253 w'tn 700 program, os originally pro- - what has always been an ob- - of the plate.-- , covered with a re- - Funk (Pete's) 16 to see him again. wanted 213 14 chore. noxious material flective reflects that posed. Higby (Larry's) CHORUS 16 217 Utah law provides that any In ,fact, if Children's Dental headlights, can toe seen from al- - ' F. Regis (Larry's) by Jona Cosfello 16 213 deficit in the Uniform School Health' Week brings a tube of most 2,000 feet away at night. Robertson (Veltri's) Mrs. Hyatt took a group of Fund is' met from a statewide Stripe to the bathroom shelf, it They iare an important aid in Miera (MIA) 16 2io ' 10 120 9th and 10th grade girls down to collisions af- - ' L. Regis ((Larry's) property tax. If no new revenue will be a blessing not only to the preventing rear-en- d or transfers are made to the "Uni- - kids, but to those of us who were ter dark. According to one safety Hill (Cookie's) 13 151 the Woman's Club on January 26 16 184 to sing. The group sang "La form '.School Fund, the required born 20 or 30 or 0 years too official, rear-en- d collisions are Brown (Veltri's) 13 149 Soanola." Amelia Yoklavich sang statewide property tax rjruring soon! the "Achilles heel" of our high - Tone (Cookie's) Love Call" and Jona 158 "Indian 15 each of the next two year3 would Howell (Veltri's) ways. be 6.7 mills under the present COMMON LIKE PLATES 17 184 Costello sang "Gianiamia." Cath-H- 5 We commend Mr. Karmeier and Baird (Cookie's) Delbert Karmeier. research erine Neilsen and Pat Bosone 11 the Illinois motor vehicle depart- - Beck (Larry's) . program, 11.2 mills under the sociate of the University of 131 sang "The End." The women en- 13 ment for their study. Taking Barney (MIA) and '15.7 mills ($15.70 per askod b' th ?" joyed the singing very much. assessed valuation) under nois- - has as comtime to look at of im- mon as license something venicle tor "B" LEAGUE HOME ECONOMICS CLASSES department the $5,700 program. The State could prove plates "cense valuable and nois to study With two games remaining on 0! pat Bosone tax levied school for save the properly might and Nielsbn Produce did I the tart to walk?" P'8'03"When slate, 1.0 to onlv lives of motorists. purposes amounted One would think that every-thoug- h Club are all tied up for "What were my school days mill during 1957 and 1958, al- Considering that more than 40,- - Helper in the Helper 'B' League like?", are- some common ques-platop spot it has been as high as 8.5 000 persons died in highway ac two leaders are pitted tions asked lately by the girls The mills in 1947 and 8.9 mills in balance Uniform School Fund op- cidents last year, anything that ""c " '"l "m'.u" homemaking. 1948. erations. If the full $8.5 million can be done to save lives is vital, i u l"e on luesaay, ireoiuaiy uamt i ney are writing their autobi- In his budget message to the transfer were made, the state IN APPLAUDING the Presi- - time is for 8 p.m. jographies. 'Utah Legislature, the Governor property tax levy would be 3.5 TEAM STANDINGS The ten!) grade groups are recommended that 08.5 million b: mills for the present $4,800 school dent's appeal to Congress to re-- 1 L taking a enur-W in family rela-- 3 transferred from the General program, 8.0 mills for the $5,300 lieve the present "intolerable" 7 tions. They have leen busy writ-- 3 Fund to reduce the state property program, and 12.5 mills for the price support and crop control Nielson Produce 7 ing their autobiographies, having plan that "has not worked", Helper Club tax levy otherwise needed to $3,700 program. doesn't control" and is "exces- - Helper Rebels panels on dating, teo.jng them-- 8 in getting along selves with sively expensive", it should be Ccokie's Service Results: noted that Secretary of Agricul- others, learning to know new Rebels 47. Cookie's 3: ture Ezra Taft Benion could have Helper friends and working on Personal told him these things (and doubt- - Club 53. Nielson Produce 52; Problems. MATINEE DANCE less did) six years ago. Cookie'; 35, Helper Club 32 All of us, and especially farm - Nielson Produce 64, Rebels 58 by Jimmir Pnrrj On Friday, January 30, a benehas Helper Club 57, Rebels 45; Niel- ers, can be glad Mr. Ben.-oson Produce 40, Cookie's 39; fit dance was held in the gym stuck to his guns. Rebels 53, Ccokie's 22; Nielson for the Mi.rch of Dimes. Each THIMBLE CLUB MEETS Produce 59, Helper Club 57 student who went to the d.mc;' AT CARR HOME (Overtime); Nielson Produce 62. donated ten. cents. The proceeds The thimble club members met .ReDel, 61 (Overtime) Helper were $44.05, at the home of Mrs. Ken Carr cluo 51, Cookie's 28. last Thursday night, enjoying a Schedule: delightful luncheon and a soTuesday, Feb. 17 M JvertiseJ m Tl ciable gab-fe- st during the sew- 7 Cookie's Service vs Nielson ing h,our. Invited guest attending Produce. was Mrs. Carroll Biddle. 8 Helper Rebels vs Helper Club. Tuesday, Feb. 24 7 Helper Bebels vs Cookie's. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep 8 Nielson Produce vs Helper appreciation and thanks to all Club. our neighbors, friends and local Joe Biondich, formerly of HelLDS Relief Society, and all who new employed in Montana, per, gave us assistance during our as a painter contractor, arrived Kver wonder whether the youngbereavement. here Sunday for a visit with his sters aren't really the martest memMrs. Josephine Machek bers of the family? I suppose we Just sister, Mrs. .Hiram Seppi and Mrs. Louise Belich have to outsmart them to get things S6.50 other relatives and and family, Marjorie Nucich done. friends throughout the county. There's nothing so irritating as the squirmy tot when you're trying to dress or comb him or her, especially when you'r in a hurry. One idea that works is to put the child in front of a mirror so that his attention will be drawn to what is happening Instead of struggling to be JOURNAL (Utah) THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1959 PAGE FIVE I News About Our Neighbors From 69-6- ' U ' 66-4- 9. ' 4 Amatol U W fcJ 'iii fca iLtu By Phyllis Christensen 73-7- 0. -- m-u.- isw ...... uiu, . - P-- ht r- - Ami.c VV u ' . ' non-prope- - , ite 70 j e I j t j Ilh-$1,0- 00 . autmle -- y. - ' mm A shrimp fry, celebrating the Hawks and Mrs. Bill Matekovic of Mrs. Wesley Bruce, of Price. Mrs. Nellie Adams of was held last Friday night at Wellington and Mrs. Hazel Olsen the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy of Spring Glen. Pappas. The guests enjoyed the j Mr. Leonard Jioberts of Price evening by playing cards. They will make his home here with also served jello and birthday his niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanson, cake. Others present were Mr. 'lie celebrated his 81st birthday and Mrs. Henry Scorzato and Mr. while in the Price hospital. ' Wesley Bruce and son, T. J. Bruce. Guests from Price were' The By Scouts of Kenilworth Mr. and Mrs. Albert Listello and presented the Sunday night pro-M- r. Ward Chapel. ram ln the and Mrs. Albert Mott ' Ben by Dinner guests last Sunday with V,pcni"g Pra'r Mr. and Mrs. Vic Christenscn fuIr' Evan, ,fmlth; ollVd e Pntatlon by were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chris- IT CilT tensen and family of Orem, Mr. Dorr Ha"son Jt and Mrs. Ho Christensen of Z'TZ?' gave ay They Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Kay,Kuantof' fnd allegiance to tho Christenscn and familv of Price, sang and Mr. Frank Olsen of Jlia-- 1 f.lag a.nd..th "SgfUon con"America". Mr. watha ' th The" "T11"2 "Ift bridge dub met at the d(uctedt home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lv? ai'u Jewkes last with tU Both Dens the husbands as guesS Prizes" "Ameri dramatized Scouts Cub were won by Marilyn Scorzato and Joe Ghirardelli. Present were canism". Thx1 Cubs taking part ftir. and Mrs. Henry Scorzato, ;, ... Je 'keS' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rolando and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ghirardelli. snhlf I' m rd Ro Dr. Roy Robinson was the .mero' D.urI lucky winner of Uvo satin pil- - Ch1frht' Glen Smi " ' . lows Wednesday night at a draw- the '"""shed ron p.ano music ing held for the Guadalupana the prsraml0T Society of the St. Anthony Cath- Laws rc olic Church at Helper. Proceeds 'SSTC , . Jerry Anderson, ing: Jewkes. Robert Hewitt, Jimmy btiil at HeloVT ' Richards Eddie Mr. ni Ur, Harold Jewkes Warren, Georgie spent last Saturday visiting in prayer was given by Orangeville with Mr. and Mrs. Closing Richards. George Bishop Gilbert Ware, and in Castle Dale scout troops and cub packs The with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stilson have made preparations to oband Rule Jones. Scout Week Mr. Dorr Hanson has complet- serve National Boy 7. The Cub ed a course at Price Jr. College Ix'ginning February Scout Pack No. 3277, with the help of Den Mothers Zoe Davi ing. Mr. Paul Storrs completed Charmaine Mathews and Fern his course for District F.xplorers an Indian village have Jewkes, training. Both received certificene on display !n the barber cates for completing the school. window along with some of Mr. Larry Regis will be Assist- shop other articles they have the ant Scoutmaster, receiving his made. scout training course at B Y U at Provo. A stork shower was held last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Allen Christenscn, honoring Mrs. Television at its Shirley Christenscn. The hostess SYLVANIA Halolishl made a stork centerpiece of blue and white crepe paper, with See new models miniature booties filled with CAHIAS KECOIII) candy as favors. She served a luncheon of chicken salad and hot rolls. guests LaSALLE Hotel lildg. Helper were Mrs. Loa Jean Mills and 1 Phone Mrs. Ellen Linda, daughter, birthday . ens' ",bb ' Z ' df "Bf Z T"' 7'' Jt"?f f .fb' ,Jt - ... . Iesf at SHOP Out-of-to- GR2-591- I 7 n fern's ... Elegant Alligator print on calf . . . a classic shoe whose wearing bounds ore never limited by fashion Elecfinic APFLIAtlDE SHOP ELECTRIC CONTRACTING or season. elsewhere. Whea Johnny spills grease all over the baaement floor or on concrete, terrazzo or unpainted wood floors anywnere, there's nothing better than lye to dissolve the grease anil make it spotless again. Just dissolve a heaping tablespoon of lye in a bucket of water. For more stubborn grease spots, add a little more. Don't use this solution oo painted or Tarnished surfaces. Available with matching handbag! SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS YoonHtersllke special wall decorations. Why not "fly" a real kite on tha wall in your boy's room for an unusual and inexpensive decoration. Masking tupe will hold the kite in place without marring the wall. If you have one of those cute little slipping girls whose barrette sir, glue a tiny piece of sponge rub-L- r to the inside of the barrette. And whea you're mending a tear in a youngster's (and an oldster's too) tape, plare a garment with iror-osmooth sheet of aluminum foil between the tape and the iron to prevent the tape from sticking to tha iron. s Pair Refrigeration and Electric Appliance Repairs and Overhauling ALL WORK GUARANTEED Fiusz mnoins shoe dept. "Your Family Shoe Store" Phone ME-7-1S3- 0 Trice, Utah Phone GK Two new SALE room homes in the Porter sub-- 1 division in Helper. Low dou,T jmyincnts, F H A financed. Phone ME for full de- -' tatla. FOR SALE home, utility porch, full basement with bedroom and bath, large lot. Call for appointment. home FOR Sale Modern with 2 acres or land, l'i miles east of Price. For Complete Details on the above listings Phone ME7.. 3331. CARBON REALTY CO. Also INSURPrice, Utah. ANCE and LOAN Department. 7.31. use FOR FOR SALE Turner home, The Margaret 1st Ave., FOR RENT - Furnished Apartments St rooms. S!cam heated Rooms. Washroom facilities, HILLCREST HOTEL & Al'TS. FOR ERN'S KAIHO & T-- V REPAIRS Work Guaranteed 1 65 Roosevelt Dial GH St. Helper mod- RK.N'T ern house, electric rane, water heater, refrigerator, stoker. Near radio station. Call ME FOR RENT 2 or room Apts. 3 Nkely furnished. All utilities paid except the lights. Inquire Ricci Apts. Phone GR2..5974 FOR RENT dwelling at 475 Janet St.. unfurnished. Helper Insurance & Loan Co., 155 So. Main, Helper. Phone rrrr Help--1 modern er. six rooms (.living room ana FOR RENT house, furnished ,r unfurnishone bedroom carpeted), fured, garage and carden fpace. nace, double garage, 6 lots, Inquire 7 E St.. Helper, or fruit trees, water rights, $14,-00- 0. Phnnc r,K2-.-i41or CR iPhonc CR 0. Two Blackhawk TOR SALE bows. Working recurves. Very good condition. Reasonable. For information Phone GR modern FOR RENT house In Helper. Electric water- tank. Furnace heat. Phone CR modern FOR RENT house with furnace, in Spring Union Coal. Lump FOR SALE Glen. For information Phone or Slack. $7.25 ton. No orders v rrrirrr2-- i under 3 ton. Call GR FOR RENT modern, furniphed houe, recently remodeled. Electric water heater. Phone CR Miscellaneous gr RUG & CARPET CLEANERS - (Oriental and Domestic). Carpel Iyin,, 25 In Old Greenhalgh Drug Eldg. For FOR SALE n Helper, Utah 202 So. Main L Rug Bending and ing; Upholstery and Pug pooing; Electrolux Serg-- , Sham- Sales and Everett, 644 N 2nd Last, Price, Utah. Phot Service. W. R. ME Wantrrt I MM ED I AT I 'I A' Ma 3 or woman t 'upp'y consumers with Ilawleigh Products. Can cam $")() weekly part time . $100 and up full time. Write Rawleigh's Dept. Denver, Colo W ANTED UTD-170-3- 3. TAX FORMS filled out. Speak Spanish. Phone GR 1S3 Dodge St., Helper. LNCOME Adding Machine Paper, bv fh roll, or case at Journal office. ' . |