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Show The HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) WAT1CNAL6DITORIAL. snai' t MHIIIDII SCHOOL NEWS FROM '.Qtion swrikiS association tHIIIIIIIIIIIIilll' I t! "Sand In Their Shoes" Not To Be Presented Next Year Report Says Washington News - Letter By ROBERT N. TAYLOR BYU president E. L. Wilkinson .Washington Correspondent. announced this week that the Published Kvery Thursday TALE OF TWO TAXES must burn gasoline to earn a liv- - musical drama "Sand In Their TIIK JOUHNAL IUKUSHINa COMPANY Club ing and who are now paying a Shoes" being given at the BYU By Rampagers People who frequent cabarets tax to 5f) percent 0f the re Outdoor stadium May 27, 28, 30 iiB(ri;u. UTAH I I I I I I I I I H I Tt I I I t I H I HI III I H H t I and night clubs were givenCon- a tail price of every gallon of this 31, and June 1 will not be re- ..nil Cla.ss MUr At The Post Office At Helper. Utah Entered As peated again next , year. Over 45 council whooped and hollered it pleasant surprise recently: product. GRADUATION DANCE gress passed a law cutting the thousand Deode saw this enic from break a time It's got they were last also Guests Ross up Friday. Gigliotti by PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1960 a of last year tickets not and much it's onnnISht spectacular for of the fun. Highlight er, Congress,to ask that the Last Thursday the last dance present sold out two days be- 'ere break fomse of the year was held. This was the entertainment was the relay annaooui a gaboune wx iuie trie opening peiiormance to, trucks the graduation dance sponsored and guessing games. Dancin kind of actUally "temporary different a got be kept. Many who were turned away followed. Then music SKh grade and dedicated popular the by from Neighboring I Notes of last surprise was ineir Tf too have surprise, 20 much tax is Dercent been given the opportunity some then was event ' tasty refreshments; t othat grade. The bos l" tthf: Fed(eral fs0me for night club entertainment, a this summer of seeing and hearfrom 7 to 10 p.m. and everyone more dancing. Special thanks to tathat up percent tax on gasoline is ing this stirring story of the Mr and Mrs Hyatt who chaper-- 1 enjoyed the dance. icms pei gduuu. iiow uie com- plain outrageous. March of the Mormon Battalion. oned the party. bined state and Federal taxes on STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY THIS IS DISAPPOINTING a gallon of gasoline average Encouraged by the public resAWARDS ASSEMBLY by Johnny Mizukawa to this grand scale musical by Leah Jamet nationally about 50 percent of Dress con ponse At nis by Gene Schultz The members of the student All is quiet, A name is called. the retail price of the fuel itself. ;'ference. President Eisenhower in play, the University looks forward There is a easo of surprise, then Congress did trv to soften the HiratM that the previous ann to developing other great themes Dr. Louis Noltimair San Fran- -' while Mom and Dad are away. a figure dashes quickly up onto blow. The legislation increasing ouncement from the White House from time, to time- President Wil-tMr and Mrs George Haslam cisco, who is interning with Dr. stage. What is it? The awards the gasoline tax contained a 0n the subject of resuming under kinson sald: "A great literature PROBATE & GUARDIANSHIP Louis Vuksinick Jr, visited over, and son were recent visitors with grw out of great history; assembly, of course! This will ba pledge that this was only a TEM- - ground atomic testing had been,"11 NOTICES the weekend witli Mr and Mrs relatives in Stockton and Magna. stories must first be lived; the most happy day of the year PORARY measure and would ex widely misunderstood, that they Consult clerk of District Jimmy Hansen, son of Mr and Louis Vuksinick. for some students. There will at the stroke of midnight, would have nothing to do with' and now is the tire to pire Court or the respective signGrecnriver Mrs Harold Hansen is recovering Cecil Gibbon of writers, novelists, dramatists, kinds of awards given to june 30, .1961. weapons teasting or even the!pSe ers for further information. visited recently at the home of nicely after his accident when the promise was made, Deaeeful numoses when o f and composers to produce stories, deserving students, such as ath- -. research the brakes on the tractor he Mr and Mrs John Wharff. letic awards, scholarship awards, some observers predicted that it "Operation Plowshare". Rather, novels, poetry, music, and drama was driving failed to work and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF perfect attendance award, Sav- - would never be kept. Jones Mrs are, fam Mr and They said jt seems, the forthcoming blasts lhat will stir men's soul, preplunged over the steel bridge be THE 'STATE OF UTAH, IN AND ings Bonds to the most outstand- - that once the added tax got on are for research on detection serving the great heritage that is the proud parents of a new hind the Blue Cut Service, ours, and giving direction, mobaby girl born May 13 at the ing boy and girl in the ninth the books it would stay there FOR CARBON COUNTY systems. Robin tivation, and purpose to our lives. and Round Carbon hospital. Peggy Le is herj Mr and Mrs John Fercick Jr., awards, grade, too that bad seems indefinitely. rather of it In the matter of the Estate name. Great Grandparents Mr, and family motored to Salt Lake TONY CALLOR, aka ANTONIO to name a few. Many students that the The Promised Valley, The Mes Though this claim may have our first impression, who do not receive awards this funded cynical, some support- - President had called off the wea and Mrs Steve Losik.of Maple- - where they saw John Fersick Sr., GIUSEPPE CATO-Naka the Ages, The Hill Cu- CALLOR, to to a visit off ton visited Tuesday and greeted will try hard to deserve one ers of the added tax seem to be pons test moratorium, is in error. sage of. year and one A11 Faces West and rah Paeeant CALLOR, being next year. Another reason that trying had to deserve the accus- - In view of the published reports and Sand their new arrival to the family. Yugoslavia. Deceased. same the Their In person, Shoes, are all and Mrs Mr Christensen i Royal Mr an.-- Mrs William Robertson! uiis is a special day, is or course ati0n of ansincerity. These people that improvement of various beginnings which point in worthy of Albert Johnson and and Mr and Mrs Bud Christen-'se- n last because it of Price, is the are urging Congress (the same small nucrear weapons, including the day Notice To Creditors scno1' direction. Other original and family enjoyed viewing Oscar Johnson of Idaho Springs that reduced the night warheads for the submarine- - epic right Congress No. Probate 268 -' Greenin Cruise presentations are expected Colo., were all dinner guests at the Friendship iciud tax; to cancel its pledge launched Polaris missile, requires ito f0uow from time to time Estate of Tony Callor, aka An- LAST DAY . the heme of Mr and Mrs Allen river and Moab. about tne expirauon of that 4th further testing, it would seem as "Drr rfir Imal Pont r,t Johnson Sunday. Occasion was tArnA tonio Callor, aka Giuseppe CateHearty public support will ui "1"uu r..,V 1av""' i" o nvrft make Friday will be the last day of, TheX 1 possible other giant prodGlenda's birthday. na Callor, and being one and the measure a furthe than S and that, justifiable school year This' RANGE EVALUATION uctions The Sunday School Superincombining music, drama, same person, deceased. Creditors of a successful tare even advocating that as those continue reconnaisance costumes, lights, the students will come for tended y extended its thanks to augmenting of will present claims with vouch- year b USSR. over Neither the thls ryeafhghts and go home. hefte lncreas,d dance. and sound, all who helped with, or supported IS NOW UNDERWAY scenery ers to the undersigned at Helper, their reports cards to 2 nor the ents Per the Plans Will be in store for the Tickets may be obtained from the recent carnival and wrestling de- earth-boucan Utah, or to Stanley V. Litizzetto, three months summer vacation. to seismograph attempt anyne itcan Stake Presidents and Bishops. matches. at (Law, 178 South Miin jusiny xnese iwo proposals? Tney leci sucn aeionaiions in oiep- a happy vacation! Have Utah's game and range manag- Attorney The Ward Bishopric asks again or before on claim is Russia. Street, needed that mother Utah, the Helper money that all men who have extra time ers are meeting in several com- - the 7th day of July, 1960 MY TEACHERS' VACATIONS to finance the Federal share of . T . job increases offset the losses of throughout the state would please help out at the munities S JOSEPH CALLOR L. Wilstead the national highway program. by Peggy to game-ranthis week evaluate our th hats hrow small the alr tver March, returning the employment church with jobs many Executor of the Estate of Tony Mr Gray is planning to spend But that excuse falls flat in the the level to that of February. that have to be done in order to conditions for each big game Callor, aka Antonio Callor, aka the summer in Salt Lake working, face of the facts. The Federal gov th a"ncement that herd unit. If the stupendous excites you, edged past 4the complete the bunlding. Catona Callor, and In his spapre time he plans to ernment is already collecting, Giuseppe the Known as consider the statement of Budget Interagency Mr fnd Mrs Wayne Russell one and the same person, being' Director Maurice H. Stans last and ran Harold of Salt Lake, committee, this fact finding body deceased. Mr Broadbent said he will have $1V4 'billion more each year than i"Vf"try"b"i1!ding- - f,irSt or were recent visitors at the home was set up by the Utah Board of employment rose December that "the Federal Govll summer home away from it spends for its part of the Date of first publication, May a good in ernment's morsgage on America's April. of Mr and Mrs Louis Vuksinick. Big Game Control several years harply of the "dough-headhe tried tional highway program. While the GNP figure is about future" now stands at $750 billMr and Mrs Allen Johnson and ago. Members include manage- 5, 1960. Date of last publication, in tpanVi Tt hannpn? will Ttct nn fnr that thp rvmKlAm 30 years ago ion that's son Mike motored to American ment and field personnel of the June 2, 1960. of a isn't lack of revenue Motorists f)ve times that of next fall. 13 trillion! Fork Saturday where they visit- department of fish and game, y Mrs Shirley will spend an en- - are already paying much more'11 ! twice as ed with Mr and Mrs Francis Abel Forebt Service and Bureau of ceding year. Recommendations same kind.tw?V?, , , joyable summer with her husband than enough special tax money Land Mrs Nielson SUP and Jim Management. for the fall hunting seasons for and child in Texas. While there to Bi'hop mUfh prod".ctl0n ft0 gothe highway program keep local In the each of and daughter Carol, left Tuesday meetings nd defend a natl0n Stamp pad ink.i available ol each hunting unit are then for- she will attend summer school. ,rou4gh1 ing. The problem is the Federal fhalf the Journal office. as for Spring Dale, where Jim will members of the three agencies mulated. aSain many to Mrs Canto will be glad to get government's failure to construct a swimming pool. study and discuss information These are in some fishing with her husband the road program all the apply recommendations taxes it Daughters Barbara and Linda covring big game herds and compiled for study and use of the at Fish Lake. House cleaning is now collects on motor vehicle are guests of their grandparents, ranges in that district as it has See Us First! Big Game Board members when first, though! ownership and use. Mr and Mrs Earl Hamelwright been gathered during the pre- - this Mr Calvin (Hansen is an ambi- body meets to finalize these A 20 percent tax was deemed CENTRAL COMMISSION tious man and will work .all excessively high even for the hunting seasons. During the Board's five public summer. people who are well enough fix- AND SUPPLY CO. meetings, set this year for June Mr Duke is going to sit on the ed financially to frequent night l . l.v 27, 28, 29, 30 and July 1, recomall summer long and watch clubs. GR Phone porch Helper "; mendations' by the Interagency the weeds grow. But what about the people who ' v !i Committee for hunts on each of w the state's big game herd units are read and the reasons for them HELPER JUNIOR HIGH t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sim f. P6" Interest l'f,,. , SPRING GLEN Dre-sum- ' ' he - j encour-vario- j lb two-mont- A h's m JoSJ Vi . p T . "w U-- ng high-hoven- " nd i . I ge In'???0' na-a- s" three-quarte- ! rs . -! j j U i vr ihl: Km' r i f If 4 'J n 6. mini - ' . ,v! i wining ... j&1 1 ...... - 1 ft . . t HAPPY SEWERS The Happy Sewers met Saturday at the home of Helen and Judy Costello. The girls worked on their draw-strin- g bags and en refreshments served by joyed Patricia Niwa. .... .. . i PHONE GU (ND. Depend on us to keep your family handsomely dressed for 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. 31 7Hf SEASOtt m 0 STORM- IS GONE AND DONE! HELPER CITY LAUNDRY The same Corvair lhat (allied a thumping 27.03 miles per gallon in the Mobilgas Economy Run . . . went right on to climb Pikes Peak earlier in the spring than any car has ever tried ! We wanted to show you what the fabulous traction of Corvatr's design and the of independent suspension really mean. So the identical Economy Run car went right on to 1 1,110-foPikes Peak and right up to the top of that savage mountain, on April 15, still deep in winter's snow and ice. No other car-e- ven specially equipped had ever been able to conquer that nightmare alpine road so early in the spring. Dut Corvair (with United States Auto Club officials aboard to certify that not one nut or bolt was changed) purred right to the summit without chains or even snow tires! That just underscores the fact that Corvair is totally unique. Dut you'll find that out the first five minutes you're at the wheel! rear-engi- ss el "''"' ft. Wirf v : y S- 4Mt PROTECTED! YOU Equitable Insurance Agency WE'KE READY TO SERVE YOU OVERALL SERVICE TOO! INSURANCE Phone Of All Types ME7-033- 0 LIFE Angelo Georgedeg, Proprietor PHONE GR 531 BELTER Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly e Will four-whe- DEPEND Oil US! . See The Chevy Show in color Sundays i3 BOURBON fer.;:1 THE LIGHTER W' WHISKEY 90.4 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON 6EIMONT DISTILLING CO., IAWRENCEBURG, explained. Board members then receive from hunting recommendations individuals and organizations attending these public meetings. Following the public hearings all big game seasons arethen set by the Board based upon committee and public recommendations as they have been submitted. In all big game matters, other than the opening day of the gen eral deer season, the Big Game Board sets the poplicy. This op- ening, uciouer zz xnis year, is set by legislative law as the Sat urday on or nearest 'o C.'t. 20. Final decisions of the concerning theh 10GO big ga seasons will be publicized during eirly July. Proclamations listing a!! rules and regulations for each if the big game seasons are ex pocted to be available to the pub lie during the latter part of July. Price, GEORGE PATTER1CK fftr Lot A HQtim t Unmtafoiui) M 1 - 1 rcorvair fT..'J for mnomical Try the remarkable Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's TJUU AUTO Public Liability FIRE 'Switk prnfuaiowl etmomf drimrt on 0H Mr t.ooomtU mn EBB MOTOR C011E1M 129 W. Main - Price, Utah - Phone ME 10 ABC-T- us |