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Show 24TH ANNUAL HELPER KIWANIS (Blanding) JACK'S PAY DAY DRUG FARMER'S INS, (Provo) BASKETBALL'S BIGGEST BARGAIN - - IW. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SHOES PEACOCK (Price) FOODTOWN (Green HELPER JO. HIGH GYM 22, 23, 24 Good CARBON EMERY BANK (Price) (Helper) THE HELPER LEVIN'S (Orem) JOURNAL (Utah) TRACEY'S Mr and Mrs H. P. Lloyd motored to the Capitol city for a pleasant weekend visit with Healthful Living son, Mr and Mrs Jack Lloyd habits are and family. They returned to hard to break, "says the Heart Helper Sunday. Association, and some teens eat theiir way to heart disease Mrs Joe C. Veltri and dlaugh in adulthood. Obesity can speed ter Nicole of Salt Lake City, up heart attack, high blood spent the weekend in H elper pressure, stroke and congest- visiting Mrs Veltri's mother, ive heart failure. Iola Cobain and acquainted NiMany young people skip the cole with her breakfast meal, or just drink a couple of glasses of whole milk, rich in animal fats. Lunches and snacks are rf. ten loaded with rich calories, refined sugar, saturated fats, which can clog arteries. The Heart Association suggests substitutes for greasy, fat and rich foods'. Pizza is fine without sausage; switch to the fresh nuts, raisins, dried and whole fruits, use popcorn withFOR RENT out butter; sherbet & ice milk instead of ice cream. ROOMS for RENT Day, week Exercise is important to burn or month rates. Also Furn. fat ,and keep bodies young. Includes wash Apartments. Swimming, dancing, bicycling HILLCREST Rm facilities. long winter and summer walks Hotel & Apts. Phone are better than oalesthenics ; organized sports are good, but OPPORTUNITY the idea is to keep active. Teens are advised to look at health records of parents and VISIT CARBON HOSPITAL'S SUNSHINE GIFT SHOP grandparents to see what prob lems they might expect and Flowers - Candy - Cigarettes take a turn for more healthy Cards Gift Items 12 living. p.m to p.m. Closed Sui. diets & meal planning designed to keep us with healthy hearts, are available from the Heart Associa- Young People Urged Protect Heart By WHATSOEVER .THINGS Bv DONALD E. WTLDMON Early-establish- FINDING WHAT YOU i MEMBER OF THE Entered A ARE LOOKING FOR v. . THE JOURNAL FITPLISHINO COMPANY HR'.PEH PTAH Second Clan Matter At The Post Of fir At N. Joe and Ethel H. Published Helper, Did you ever notice the different names we give our' ri'.iJs? We have one we call Phito. Fido is a more common name. So is Skip. And Shep. I ran across a story of a dog named Troubles once. I thought it was unusual for a dog to be named Troubles. But then, Troubles in the same room and is an unusual dog Troubles was person, at the same woman, looking a scout dog in Vietnam. called her act of washing His in was left behind Troubles feet with her tears and wiping the jungle when his master was them with her hair and then out. wounded and putting' expensive perfume on inTroubles had been them a beautiful thing. Two to the patrol area and had no looking at the same scent to fo'low by which to re- people woman but each seeing a difweeks three turn. However, ferent woman. Each saw what later, exhausted and 40 pounds he wished to see. thinner, Troubles showed up It's that way. We find what back at the base camp. He we want to find. Troubles wantwent to the spot where his ed to find his master. He roaster's gear always lay only searched for him. It cost him to find that it had been moved. all the energy he could muster He searched until he found it and the loss of 40 pounds of and then collapsed on it. He his fleisih. He had nearly nothhad found what he bad been to help him in his search. ing searching for! But he found what he was 'ook-It is this way most of the seem that for. It iing time in life. Finding What we Troubles went may a lot of through I mean. I are searching for, trouble for he what searching am rot saying that we will find found. And he did. But no more a million doPars if we search than what we go through somefor it. But I am saying that as times searching for faults or far as the intangible things go mistakes of our in life, we usually find what we About the best neighbors way I know are searching for. If we wish to of is to make an losing enemy find fault, we will usually find' a we And friend. friends tion, make it. If we look for ?ood, we wil1 for the good and by searching Chairman for Carbon County find usually find it. What we the beautiful. Thoro Harris be- is Mrs Earl McAlpine. is usually what we want to lieved in it so much he wrote a poem about it: "Look for the beautiful, look for the true, winners were Mrs Art Lamor-eau- Look for the beautiful life's Mrs John Laboroi and journey thro' ". Paul wrote some poetry about it also. "Fin-al'y- , Mrs Frank Mullins. brethren, whatsoever !. Mr and Mrs E:nest Gard-re- r .are true, whatsoever things attended the 39th annual are convention of the Utah Credit things are honest, whatsoever r just, whatsoever things Union League at the Hotel are whatsoever pure, things Utah in Salt Lake March 16 to "The political pot never things are lovely, whatsoever 17. boils much. The old appleThey also attended the of good report; if are things Railroad bowling toruney at the there sauce is only warmed over." be any virtue and if Rancho Lanes in Salt Lake, there be on think any praise, and bowled with one of the these things." several local teams entered. What are you going to find in others? That depends on what you are looking for. Utaii Publisner TnMius. Every Thurprtar PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAR. 22, 1973 Laboroi. She also visited with an uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Hector Chiara. air-lifte- Mrs Janet Williams who recently moved to Salt Lake after a year in San Francisco, Cal drove down for a most enjoyable weekend visit with her Mr and Mrs John parents, find and what we expect to find and, in reality, what, .we are looking for. Strange, isn't it, how two people can took at a person and see two different people? One day a fellow who was proud of how good he was locked upon by a woman who had made a mess of her rife and called her a sinner unfit to touch. Another Mrs Harris Enei'.ains Mrs Mary Harris entertained the membeis of the Tuesday afternoon bndg.? ciub at Ivor home in Carbonvule last week and served light refreshments during the game. The prize ATTEND ST. ANTHONY'S B0N(B(D d p.m., 9:30 p.m. 8:20 TICKETS available at Price Trading Sporting Goods Veltri Drug or Regis Club (Emery ? unty) CONOCO 11 Games For All Three Nights GAMES AT 6 p.m., 7:10 p.m., GRANDE $1.50 SEASON TICKET fflMML BASEBALL OTOfflfl RIO River) great-grandp- ar ents Mr and Mrs Salvatore Raehele and with great uncles and aunts, the Al Veltri's, Ray Racheles, J. D. Bradleys of Helper and Guido Racheles of Price. Joe was unable to accompany them as his duties as managing director of the inter mountain regional poison control center kept him busy preparing for the forthcoming Poison Prevention week of Week. HOT I 472-523- 1 FOR SALE Pile, fi:ee frorr soil is the carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shamp-ooe- r at MUTUAL Furniture & Hardware. Helper. LOFTY . HEALTH FOOD STORE Organic Vitamins, Clint Miller Whole Wheat Flour. Grange 316 N 2nd East. Price, Utah, 84501 Phone 637-33- ol $130 JACKPOT 58 numbers called CIIURCH HALL - VALUABLE PRIZES Donation $1. - 10 Games - Fun For All SALT LAKE CITY'S x, ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE 435 Ul 60 ANTIQUE EXHIBITORS Salt Palace - 100 So. West Temple Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Mar. 22, 23, 24, 25 ' -- Thurs., Fri., Sat., 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. Sunday 12 to 6 p.m. General Admission $2.00 CHILDREN under FREE when accompanied by Adult 12 Don't Carry It-W- It! new ear f Lightweight Portable Powerful .. Lounge 1 15 4 Central CommissiQO ..12 10 6 Matadoor Lounge 6 10 Food Center 7 9 Asay's Wood 10 Chuck's Pharmacy 14 2 Riio Grande 2 14 Pepsi Cola Dunn 54a, lou Highs: raidy Hamilton 512, Norene Jewkes 505. Alice 512, Arlette Pierce James 489, Rose Monroe 487, Virginia Taskar 191, Edith Tone 180, Marge Benasky 178, Mar ge Guy 176, Merlene Kirkwood 174, Geneva Black 171, Barti bara Migliaccio 170, Mary ..6 Sal-zet- -- Hoover Cleaner that you'll use everyday . . everyway! Clean from floor to ceiling . . . everywhere dirt goes. See the new Hoover Pixie right . rmrrr ; Carbon Emery Bank ,The Vogue Helper State Bank Veltri Drug R & A Market 14 11 8 8 7 6 6 9 12 12 13 14 iReris Club 13 7 Helper Club 7 13 Chevron Oil Highs Linda Scartezina 165, Freda Bianco 188, Donna Judd 195, Ora Bogdin 175, Netta Bur ton 197, Ann Andreim 178, Lou ise Crowson 178, Elsie 223, JoAnn Tolich 184 Jona Gonzales 163, Prudy Dunn 130, Mary Scavo 188, Kay . . ... Van-Wagen- Ru-kavi- 51606 Saccomanno 191, Jean Riche 180, Helen Cos tello 161. Alice Magann 177, Saralyn Montoya 178. Kris 179. we carry aisposauie uags iui an FAHSETT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING FLOOR Covering SPECIALISTS MORTUARY GTUNT C. FAUSFTT MICHAEL RLACKRURN FURNITURE & HARDWARE .1 Helper - Utah ALBERT FOSSAT, Recorder 170. A ' Persons interested are asked to submit the applications no later than Thursday, March 22, 1973 at 5;00 p.m. Proper forms are available at the Recorder's Office. 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