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Show FOR YOUR DATE WITH BEAUTY 8 PLAN TO ATTEND THE nrmiTi m i curou. mm RinTimins" vk, . 'PROCLAMATION P.M. DOOR PHIZES GALO rir .(Maaff NATIONAi Kennecott Official To Head Heart Fund Drive mmnnif WHEREAS, the 10th Anniversary of National Beauty Salon By Ralph Robey Week will be observed during the week of February 7, I960, by IMPLICATIONS OF THE the members of the (National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists As1961 FEDERAL BUDGET o much publicity has been sociation in our city, as well as throughout our nation; and to President Eisenhower's cosmegiven association for this national WHEREAS, professional 1961 budget that everyone inter- or proto standards further the high tologists, established in 1921 ested must know the broad out- fessional beauty care, dedicates this Week to more beautiful wo- lines. It will be recalled that it projects spending of $79.8 billion men; and revenues of $84 billion, which and WHEREAS, the members of this Association continue to con- means a surplus of $4.2 billion. ' duct extensive public service programs, donating of their time and But there are many basic im- fi- these Dlications underlying talents to give professional beauty care to people in hospitals, gures which are important.! homes for the aged and orphaned, and other institutions, thereby these the following are of people in especially worthy of note. contributing to the physical and mental well-bei1. It is assumed that business ' ' .'. such institutions; and , ' will be excellent throughout the WHEREAS, the members of the beauty profession use their entire next twelve months. Cor creative talents, their training and years of experience to enhance porate profits of an estimated ng ' in 1959 are expected and perpetuate one of our precious treasures, the beauty of Ameri- to billion to increase $51 billion in 1960, can women; and personal, income is antici NOW, THEREFORE, I Chris P. Jouflas, Mayor of Helper, do pated to rise from $380 billion to $402 billion. Both these esti hereby proclaim the week of February 7, il960, as National Beauty mates are reasonable, granting Salon Week in Helper, and commend it to the attention of our business remains at a high level citizens at a time to recognize the hairdressers and cosmetologists throughout the year. 2. It is assumed that there will for their high sense of civic resonsibility, and their dedicated ser- be no really serious or vices to the grooming of women for greater beauty. strikes during 1960. Such an event would reduce per CHRIS P. JOUFLAS, Mayor sonal income and corporate pro fits, thereby undermining the revenue estimate. This means, for Social Security Official Fireman Apprentice $48 ut "For people under 65, Heart is responsible for more deaths than caused by next five leading health problems." This statement was made by F. C,. Green, general manager, Utah Division, Kennecott Copper Corporation, when he accepted an appointment as State Co- Chairman of the 1960 Heart As sociation and Fund Program! which will be carried on during the month of February. Mr. bert M. Thomas, president, Frank & Thomas Advertising, will be with Mr, State Green. In his statement of acceptance, Mr. Green explained that heart disease was the giant health menace of the nation and responsible for 54 of all deaths. "This giant of health problems must be conquered by all of us working together to support growing needs for research in causes, treatment and apprehension or prevention of cardiovascular disease." Mr .Green's statement, continDisease example, that the Administration does not expect the railroad apunions to walk out on strike. and of 3. It is assumed that the farm Some farm workers In this prentice, USN, area are not receiving social se- Mrs. William E. Carnes, Helper, situation will remain about the is serving aboard the attack air- same. Fewer farm support loans curity credit for their earnings craft carrier USS Coral Sea which will be made, but the saving and are depriving their families afhere will be absorbed by other of valuable financial protection, was recommissioned Jan. 25, of ter modernization three years expenses in the agriculture pro according to Kesler T. Powell, Naval Ship- gram interest, storage expenses, manager of the Provo, Utah, so- at the Puget Sound Wash. Bremerton, yard, and fewer sales of surplus items. office. cial security The Coral Sea and her crew 4. It is assumed that interest "These are farm employees "sea-trialrates will remain at least at who have worked at least 20 will undergo rigorous in the Puget Sound area and present levels, and perhaps in days. or been paid $150 cash make a "shakedown" crease slightly. This is shown by eventually one wages by employer during to cruise California. the projection , that the cost of the year. Either their farm, emcommissioned in the public debt will "Originally realize such not do carrying that ployers May 1947, the Coral Sea was ac rise in fiscal 1961 to $9.5 billion, earnings should be reported or tive with U. S. and NATO forces they feel that it is just too much in the Atlantic and Mediterran from an estimated $9.3 billion for this year. This is the largest of a bother, Mr. Powell stated she was decommis before ean in the budget after defense, item today. and since the debt is to be de"The protective value of pro- - sioned in May 1957. creased the rise in the carrying per social security reports filed once yearly was emphasized re- frmily eligible for payments of charge can be accounted for only cently by the death of a local at least $11,000 in benefits before by higher interest rates. 5. It is assumed that the spendman whom I shall call Ray San- ' t.hpir hahv reached aee 18 and to life for ing SanMrs. additional proclivities of the Congress continued. he payments ders", either can be contained or that, ders and her 3 small children Mrs. Sanders at age 62. will not be eligible for any so"This, although not a typical to the extent the Administration's cial security benefits because the ca:e, could happen to almost recommendations are not follow' farm operator for whom her hus- anyone. Don't let it happen to ed, in some instances they will Mr. be offset by reductions for other concluded band worked is also deceased. ' ycur family", He did not report the employee's Powell, "be sure vour farm em items. 6. It is assumed that the Con wages, and left no records. Mr. ployer reports your wages; 11 in Sanders worked for him only a doubt, contact your social se gress will follow the suggestions on taxes. There are many of short time but this credit, if it curity office." If you have any questions re- these. From a revenue viewcould have been established, "would have been enough when garding your social security you point the most important is excombined with that from his may contact a representative at tension of the 52 per cent cor other jobs, to give him and his the Courthouse in Price, Utah, porate income tax and various refamily social' security protec- on February 9, 1960, between excise taxes scheduled to be this Some 3 or a.m. duced and 9 of his p.m. the hours expire year. tion. This could have made difficulty may be expected in connection with the excise taxes. It is also recommended that postal rates be increased and that taxes on gasoline be made higher. Neither of these may legitimately be anticipated. 7. It is assumed that international tensions will remain at that about the present level the composite of our military spending and foreign aid may need to be changed but the total must remain close to this year's level. If one bears in mind, first, that this budget covers the next 18 months, and secondly, that a budget by its very nature is a . rfr, political document, these assumptions are warranted. This does not mean that all of them will prove true, but no other set of assumptions would be true either. To Visit This Area On Aircraft Carrier 9th Roy W. Carnes, fireman Tuesday, February Mr. son s" ' mo DUCTS ng r-- is currently serving as City Green. NEW ROSTER OF CARBON OFFICERS Returns from ballots mailed to leaders early in January reveal a new roster for the CarClub Leaders bon County Association, according to Past President Marie Ericson and Past Secretary Pearl Casey. Those elected were: President, Lena Waterman; Vice President, Alice Rasmussen; Secretary, Ruth Golding, and Recreation Chairman, Iris Potts. ' These officers will take over the leadership of the association immediately. The retiring 'officers for the association were President Marie Ericson, Secretary Pearl Casey, and Recreation Chairman Iris Potts. The Vice President posi tion was left vacant when Mrs Camille Borrell passed away last all 4-- 7-- H 4--H fall. 13-1- Viirhan. Banishes kitchen odors completely. Compact, be lnstaiiea m any completely versatile-c- an installation . . . just old. or Easy new kitchen, scientific same sii screws, then plug it in. Uses pioneered principle for complete comIn Nautilus. aboard atomic submarine plete range of sizus and finishes. f ra i kxxii uwu mjla d, . Only $p.93 and up HELPER FURillTUItE & HDW. The Best in Furniture and Appliances Utah GU nelper 51 In biggest demand because best in the land Call the CASTLE GATE ABERDEEN dealer in your community. FEB. 4, I960 PAGE FIVE 1960 CENSUS DISTRICT OFFICE OPENED Establishment of a district office for the I960 Census of Population and Housing at Ogden, Utah, was announced today by Director Francis H. Wilmer of the Census Bureau's regional office at Denver, Colorado. Ralph Robson will be super- - visor of the district office. He will direct a force of 20 crew leaders and 285 census takers in the following counties: Beaver, East Carbon Post Weber. Taking the 1960 Census nationally will require the services of 160,000 enumerators, 10,000 crew leaders, and 400 district supervisors, all temporary workers. The district supervisors, working under the general direction of the permanent regional field directors, are responsible for all phases of the census in their districts. Duties of the district supervisor include the recruiting of the crew leaders, obtaining space for crew leader training, recruiting and training a small office staff, reviewing the completed questionnaires, and direct supervision of the field canvass which begins on April 1. Prior to the start of the census, all households will receive in the mail an Advance Census Report de Form, a new census-takin- g vice which is designed to speed up the field canvass and provide more accurate statistics. Distribu tion of this form, which contains the basic population and housing questions, gives the family a chance to assemble information about each member in advance of the census taker's visit. Of American Legion Has Mass Installation East Carbon Post, newest American Legion 'Post in Utah, held an installation party at Dragerton Saturday night. One hundred seventy Legion naires and wives watched a class of sixty five candidates initiated into the Legion. Price Post No. 3 furnished a uniformed initiation team who did an impressive job. Taking part were Jack Jack Forrester, Bert Dart, Bryan Reid, Dow Young, Dr. King and Blaine Thompson. A steak dinner was served. Entertainment consisted of pi Hus-se- y, ano, accordion, singing and danc ing numbers. Beautiful door prizes were given to the ladies present. The evening entertainment was ended with dancing. Guests were District Commander Fred Voll and wife; District Auxiliary President, Arlene Mangone and husband, and District officers, John Driscoll, Adjutant; Brig Young, Service Officer; Leonard Grundvig, Boyi' State Chairman. Dow Young, Price, was pre sented with Past District Com mander's pin by Mr. Voll. All arrangements were under officers of East Carbon Pos. Nick ' Halamandaris, Commander Oratorical Contest Arrangements are now being made for the District Oratorical Contest for the Fifth District. Schools in Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties are in this district. Place and dates will be announced later. Box Elder, Cache, Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Morgan, Piute, Rich, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Summit, Uintah, Wasatch, Washington, Wayne and $400 MONTHLY SPARE TDIE Refilling and collecting money from New Type high dis- quality coin operated pensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have to car, references, $600 $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to More full $400 monthly. time. For personal interview write P.O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone number. a 4-- 27-2- ram a 15-1- 24-2- 12-3- 7, ! For ReJit wall to wall, no soil at FOR (pjot Furnished Apart- all on carpets cleaned wuh ments & rooms. Steam HeatBlue Lustre. Buy it at Mutual ed Rooms. Washroom facilities. Furniture & Hardware Com- IIIIJLCREST HOTEL & APTS. 1 pany, Helper, Utah. Phone CjR Helper use Pollhna Accordion, FOR RENT FOR SALE Recently redecorvery good condition. modern furnished ated Call GR mohouse. Also 3 and dern houses, furnished or unLINOLEUM. The ARMSTRONG furnished. Call GR newest and best in Inlaids and FURN MUTUAL See' prints. at Helper. modern FOR RENT furnished. apartment, partly LOVELY NEW SPINET PIANOS Inquire at 619 Canyon Street, $15.00 per $15.00. down, Helper. 2,'4"ltp all are fresh from month None have boxes. the packing FOR RENT Upstairs apartbeen bounced around on a ment, unfurnished. 406 South salesman's truck. Over 25 difMain. Inquire office" of S. V. ferent models and styles to Litizzette, Attorney, or call FROM -1 tp 1 " to your business as your telephone As close Need a rubber stamp, a sfencil, some price marker, a name pfate, or any one of a thousand office aids and marking devices that tan speed your business and save you money? A quick telephone call will bring you prompt, courteous service . . . right here In town! s JOUKNnl (Utah) The new officers will put into effect the program for the year which was outlined by a plan ning committee on January 5 This program is as follows: February 15 to 19, a state lead er training school in Logan, March County Enrollment Week; April 22 and 23, County Leader Training Schools in Price and Dragerton; May 22, 29, and June 5. 4iH Sundays: June 6 and 7, a sewing machine school. pad ink avaiiahle June 8 and 9, two officers theStamp office Journal H 5, training schools; June 17, June in Club Congress Logan; the June picnic in Price City 9, county club Park; July leader traincamp; August ing schools for exhibit days. 9, community exAugust 6, county hibit days; August exhibit days; September (date not definite) leaders' appreciana0, tion party; September tional contests; September state fair; and two achievement FOR SALE programs in October. - Children need love, especially when they do nnot deserve it. Harold S. Hulbert At- torney. He also served as President of the Utah County Bar Association in 1955. He is married to' the former Rose Marie Brokaw of Roosevelt and they have seven children. He is active in church work, having served the past 7 years as Bishop of his ward. He won the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award in 1956. He is also a veteran of World War II ued: with overseas duty in the Pa"I accept this cific. with Bob Thomas for civic and In his statement of candidacy, other very personal reasons hav- Senator Hinton declared that "the ing to do with my involvement office of Secretary of State is of in this heart problem. Here is a vital importance as a constituhealth problem in which all of created arm of the extionally or us have a personal interest ecutive branch of Government. personal contact. While overshadowed by the gov' that "Actually, it is probable ernorship, the Secretary of State everyone of us has had one or nevertheless has many vital funcfriends or more of his her family, tions to perform and must demonor " business associates afflicted strate executive ability, dedicated with heart disease in the last service and a of cooperaspirit year or any year we can remem- tion, and have the proper trainber for that matter. to accomand "To conquer this dread giant, ing this background objective." plish responsible for 54 of all deaths Senator Hinton expects to carry in Utah and our nation, we must on a dignified but vigorous camdur-in- 2 pitch in and do our share and the voters of the paign the February, 1960 Heart ! state an give to see and opportunity concluded Fund Drive," hear him. 4-- H HELPER THURSDAY, Harvard R. Hin- . State Senator tnn I T jhi 1 Wpflnpav an- nounced he w0uld seek the jmo- cratic nomination for Secretary of State. Senator Hinton, a 38 year old lawyer, has served in the past session of the Legislature and is chairman of an Educational Sub committee of the Utah Legisla- Uve CoundL He hM a science degree from the BYU and is a graduate of the University of Utah School of Law. Although a native of Hurricane, Washington County, he has "practiced law in Lehi since 1951 and MO WIRING . The Lehi Attorney Seeks Demo Nomination For Secretary of State CALL: GRaisite 71 choose from. You will be hapGR pier if you call at our show 2or 3 room Apts. FOR RENT rooms before you buy. Music Co., 3719 So. Nicely furnished. All utilities paid except the lights. Inquire State St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Riccl Apts. Phone GR2..5974 Sum-merha- 7.10.6SC CAR RADIOS to fit aU makes of dwelling cars. $39.95 up, Motorola. Au- FOR RENT at 443 Janet St. $30.00 thorized service dealer for Momonth,. and Helper Insurance! torola, Delco, Packard-Be- ll Loan Co, 155 So. Main. Phone Sylvania. Carl's Record Shop, Phone HELPER JOURNAL OFFIGE SUPPLY YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR Catte St am: a(t company f ys GR2-591- 1 5,21-us- GR 10-29- isc OrHEALTH FOOD STORE Miscellaneous ganic Vitamins, Clint Miller Whole Wheat Flour at RUG & CARPET CLEANER 3 -(Grange's, 316 N. 2nd East, Oriental and Domestic). Cupe Price, Utah. Phone ME Laying, Rug Bending and Surging; Upholstery and Rug ShamElectrolux Sales and And Mati pooing; LEES CARPETING R. Everett, 644 N. W. Service. In Installation Professional Phone 2nd East, Price, Utah. your home. See MUTUAL Furn. uae ME . & Hdw. Helper 7,l,usc |