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Show HELPER The JOURNAL U'tah) THURSDAY, FEB. 17, PAGE FOUR L- 1966 SPRING GLEN NEWS GAL.SI -6 Utah ve wiiii to 0147570 t,j m MISS THIS ONE! rrn Oi j -- 7 r-- J? OC OC jones - special matinee FEB. 26 at 2:15 P.M. VAN DYE The brightest Star of NBC-T"My Mother the Car" singing star of today i CHADUEREttY DU NOW IS THE Tlf.lE x TO GET SEASON TICKETS for the Spring Season of Plays SEE ALL 4 SAVE Write Valley Music Hall 20! Box 222 NORTH SALT LAKE, UTAH POT IT OH !C the bids. Detailed statements of the terms and conditions of the lease offer, how and where to submit bids, and the obligation of the high bidder to pay for publication of this notice may be obtained from the Manager, Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, P.O. Box Salt Lake City, Utah 11505, 84111. Ed D. Cox, Acting Chief, Minerals Section. First Pub. Jan. 27. Last Pub. Feb. 17, 1966. JACK'S SALES RADIO-T- V - SERVICE . Expert Service by a Technician trained by DeVrv Technical and by RCA Institutes WE SERVICE ALL MAKES, MODELS k Ar Car Radios Home Radio Set ic Television otherwise We repair sets in the home in our modern when possible r- - well-equipp- Shop Pickup and Delivery Phone Amp Mms (anp S-poc$ibl KEP WALK- OF 1C BY U& OP $AN INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE SALT LAmrrA.. 472-33- 38 Ink Iradicator Sets, at Helper Journal Office THEM 0 A$tj$ Pencil Sharpeners for at Journal Office S 35 ) Sel-m- W; received word Tuesday that they had 'become the grandpar ents of haby boy born to Larry and Joyce Bryant of Los Angeles, California. A haby was born Jan. 26 in Price to Mr and Mrs Robert Langborg. After they had the baby home a couple of days it had to be taken back into the hospital. I am glad to report that they were able to bring the baby home again this week end. ' SLIP-WOO- F -- e i --JERRY it AvLn Our sym-auiviary Ali OF COAL LEASE (because ai the aeatii ti iier BIDS :aLier. "' OFFERED U.S. DEPARTMENT OL'1 T1IE 'The 'Friendly Sewing Cub INTERIOR, Bureau of Land Was hsld Thunday evening at Management, Land "luce, fca.i .the heme cf Mrs Melba Mills, Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereChester Richardson is in the by given that in accordance Carbon Hospital. with the regulations, 43 CFR Mr and Mrs Regis and hereinafter children spent Larry 3132.4. the lands the weekend in described in Carbon and Emery Eureka viritin? with her parCounties, Utah, which are ap- ents Mr and Mrs Wilson Lee. proximately 20 miles wi::;t of Mr and Mrs Harold Duke Helper, Utah, will be offered spent the weekend dn Orem with for competitive coal leasing by their daughter and husband, sealed bids to the qualified Elaine and Don Nelson a,nd bidder of the highest ca:;h am- children and in Salt Lake with ount per acre at 1:00 p.m., MST daughter and husband, Phyllis April 6, 1966, when bids will be and Rav Lythgae. Mrs Winona Anderson of Salt opened and read: T. 13 S., R. 6 E., SLMer., Utah, sec. 10, l ake D?nt the weekend visit lots 3 and 4, EV4SW4 and SE ing with her mother, Mrs Mag'4; sees. 15 and 22; sec. 23, W gie Haycock and with her and containing toother and family Mr and Mrs acres. No bid for less Elvin Haycock. than all of the land listed will Mr and Mrs Clyde Zorn and be considered. Sealed bids may children drove to Mo ah Sunday not be modified or wthdrawn to visit with his brother and unless the modification or with- family Mr and Mrs Delbert drawals are received prior to Zorn. the time fixed for opening of Mr and Mrs George Haslam NTlTTflTC DON'T tAuiu.il Tuesday Mrs Mildred Simms and Mrs Reva Riddle drove to Salt Lake were they visited with Mr & Mrs Vincent Simms and family. Mrs Merla Richardson and children of Salt, Lake are spend ing a week sharing their time with her parents Mr and Mrs Alonza Richards and with his parents, Mr and Mrs Chester Richardson. A Valentine party was held Friday evening at the Chapel for the Sunday School classes cf Virginia Regis, Hazel Allred and David Rowley. Barbara Nielson was general chairman and was assisted by Peggy Niel a son, Thelma Nielson and Rowley. The hall and tables were gaily decorated in Valen tine motifs. Everybody had a wonderful time. Phone News Items To Journal WOOLWORWS John Kosec drove his wife, Salt Lake Saturday where she boarded a plane for Oklahoma City, Okla. where she will spend some time with her son and family, Mr and Mrs Robert Kosec. She will take care of her grandchildren while their mother is in the hospital. Mrs Mary Dupin celebrated her 76th birthday last week and was guesit of honor at a party given by son and wife Mr and Mrs Anton Dupin at their home in Price. Other family members lattend were Mrs Melvin Peir-so- n of Vernal, Mrs Frances Det amose and Lillian of Orem who are Mrs Dupin's sisters, her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Val Volk, grandson,; Mri and Mrs Paul Dupin of Price and her sons, John and Norb-er- t Anne to Dupin. Mr and Mrs Ken Rigby and Mr and Mrs Carrol Riddle were visitors (Saturday in Provo. Mr and Mrs Doug Allred of jMyton land Mrs Mildred Betts of Vernal visited Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs Emma Tanner. The Gold and Green Ball will be held this Saturday evening in the recreation hall of the Chapel. Valentine party was held in each room at school Monday. The children enjoyed exchanging valentines with each other and the refreshments that were furnished by the room mothers. Young Marrieds was held Sun day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Nielsbn. A ' Mr and Mrs Albert Tanner and Mr and Mrs Dave Tanner of Myton were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs George OiSen. They also visited with their mother, Mrs Emma Tanner. The Tony O'Bertos have moV ed into town and have bought the Gorky Nichols home. basket--I Our Senior ball team won their game Friday night from Price 2nd Ward flnJ will play Saturday at the Stake Center wiith the Uintah team to determine which one will compete in the finals in Salt Lake City. Saturday Mr and Mrs Stanley Judd drove to Ferron to at- - The second regular monthly meeting of the Board of Education of the Carbon County School District has been postponed from, February 17, 1966 to Februarv 22, 1955, 7:30 p.m. Movell Jewkes, . I . Clerk-Treasur- er Carbon County School District Date of First Publication, Feb ruary 10, 1965. Date of Last 17, 1966. Publication February F. there they also visited with her brothers, tend the of John funeral viiiV Melvin and Reid Bailey and families. fxunily FINANCIAL PROTECTION Policyholder Questions Answered the Institute of Life Insurance 277 Park Ave., N.Y., N.Y., 10017 b: Q. 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