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Show The HELPER PAGE FOUR (Utah) JOURNAL BOISE CASCADE MAY 9, 1968 THURSDAY, SHOWING LATEST decorated by Earl's Furniture of Midvale win be open to the public daily except Sunday, according to George Peterson, the sales manager for An innovation in home selling, the "Court of Fine Homes" gives home buyers of the area an annual preview of the latest buyer's site. Some 500 invitations were issued to the rwess. local taries, city officials, bankers, HA representatives, building inspectors and others in the shelter business to attend the opening event. Robert Taylor, general manager of Boise Cas cade's Component Division, at isoase, Idaho, will represent the company's corporate manage B-- 2- Notes of Interest from Neighboring IN MODERN HOMES WEST JORDAN SPRING GLEN Boise Cascade unveiled latest in new homes built at its West Jordan plant this past week. A "board cut ting" by Governor Calvin L. Rampton last Thursday, officially inaugurated the company's 'Court of Fine Homes" display on the plant site at 1400 West and 7900 South, West Jordan. Orem. Mr and Mrs Gary Hess of Salt Lake spent the weekend at the home of her sister, Mr and Mrs Dan Stockberger. Sunday guests at the home of Mr & Mrs Golden Mellor were his brother Mr and Mrs LaVeU MeJioT and children of Orem. Mrs Reed Rasband of Heber Thereafter the completed landCity spent Monday and Tues homes in a beautiful, day at the home of her sister scaped setting and attractively Mrs Mary Duke. Mr and Mrs Owen Johnstun of St. Ilenens, Ore., arrived here Wednesday to spend some time with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Gary R. of By SELMA ROWLEY We extend our sympathies to Mrs Dorothy Haycock and Mrs Jennie Olson because of the death of their father, Parley HinMns. Mr and Mrs Walter Rigby of Payson drove over Saturday to visit with son and family Mr - drove to Salt Lake Saturday to visit with daughter and family Mr and Mrs Lynn Carlson. Mr and Mrs Roy Mills spent Sunday visiting in Greenriver. Weekend guests at the home c Mr and Mrs Johnny Haycock were Gary Hinkins of Moab, Arthur Haycock of Salt Lake and Mrs Kenneth Rigby. Mr and Mrs Lee Rowley and Mr and Mrs Archie Ward Arnold. Mrs Pearl Slater of Anchor- age, Alaska, has been spending a few days with her sister and family, Mrs Dorothy Haycock. Visitors Monday at the nome of Mr and Mrs David Rowley wos niece Mrs Lenore Dialogue ari If! ftOW TO LASSO A mmm budget: -- Pay all bills with checks drawn on us. That way, you'll have better records of expenditures (on your stubs) ; sure receipts (your cancelled checks) . Why nci. cren your checking account here soon? Finance at Helper State Bank and Save HELPER STATE BANK Complete Banking Service - Helper, Utah rfano'btor. Park, Ca'Mf. of Oa.i-og- a She was aecom parried by Mrs Mildred Allred cf North Salt Lake, Mrs Phyllis Allred of Bountiful and Mrs Mari'yn McDonald of Murray. A groom of young peopie and some adults under the direction cf Bishop Jack Allred, spent Thursday afternoon on a community project of cleaning up the Spring Glen cemetery. The Relief Society women served coofcies and punch, later. Mrs Elvira Haycock was taken to the Carbon hospital Tuts day, after she fell at her home siusfiaindnig a broken hip. Visitors during the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs D. Stockberger was Jan's brother. Mr and Mrs Clegg Spencer of Salt Lake and her mother Mrs Rhnda Clegg of Huntington. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Murray of Salit Lake spent a few days last week visiting with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Peter Jones. The Friendly Sewing Club was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Melha Mills. The Primary Home Evening Hour was presented Sunday ev erring by the Primary children and teachers under direction of Nina Zeller, Rada Nusink, Vesta Mrr?ar ?ni CWnrta Hansen. Mrs Mildred Vuksirdck of Orem sp?rt Sa'urdav sharing her time with her brother and family. Mr and Mrs Joihnny and with Rudy's parents, Mr a"d Mrs Rudolph Vuksinick Ilav-coc- k riip-ni- U Df7 roi C0f.lPLEMF.fi73 BIB ki ami euiiuuiimium. RONALD KOSEC ROBERT H. ETZEL Lidsi year the Salt Lake City plant built 150 living units including 64 units for the Janss Corpora SWIFTS MAST Phone 637-266- PRICE 8 SALT LAKE PAPERS May 10 and 11 HANDI- MEATS - lb (U.S. Name. BLADE GUT U,S. GOOD BEEF ,, U,S, GOOD MAST Co) Co) ID BEEF m STEM below. I encicce funds). O 6 months $12 checked $24 3 months $6 Morticians R. T. MITCHELL BONELESS The Christba Scicwe Ksnitir One Norway Street Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. 02115 Please start my Monitor subscription fcr 1 YEAR menus U. S. INSPECTED IT'S A PAI Z'l M0!!ITCfl THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL Lf'iCV mm mm n cza m wkm mm mmm m.a km period MITCHELL'S - Prices for Fri., Sat., THE $ $300,000: EFFEGTIVE IN OUR STORE The Monitor specializes in analyzing and interpreting national and world news . . . with exclusive dispatch;.; from one of the largest news bureaus in the nation's c?pitsl a.vJ from Monitor news experts in 43 overseas countries and ail 50 stcs. the pre-bui- lt IN THE YOUR LOCAL PAPER TRY - A G PRICES ADVERTISED. local newspaper keeps you informed of what's happening in your area community events, public meetings, stories about people in and your vicinity. These you can't do without. shouldn't MONITOR ic 7A Your THE The homes on display are three of 22 different, models made in the West Jordan plant and delivered up to 300 miles, complete and ready for occupancy. The growing homes popularity of is evidenced byithe plant's sales wWch last year totaled $1.5 million and this year are expected to double, according to Peterson. The company's three plants m Salt Lake City, Meridian and Pocatello, Idaho, pres ently build 300 homes a year ' plus trusses,- components and modular living units for apart- - -- WIij The Christian Science Moiulor recomiiieii you read your loeal HOW . tion for the Snowmass ski resort ait Aspin, Colorado, according to Jim Lougee, the plant manager. The plant, which represents an investment of $1.4 million, employed as many as 80 men last year with a payroll of over ment Co)(o)C h Co Co) ld C2)(o)C U.S, GOOD BEEF Street State. ZIP WORRELL'S Frankfurters City Code. lbI)C FROZEN FOODS BOISE CASCADE INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE GRAND Hawaiian 6 oz. cans IPENING of their Court c$ Jine IjctneJ OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 6 for rv3ead IPnes Mortons msb Sflldhs Crotons $H 7Jor$B. SS)c 14 oz. Half Gal. 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