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Show HELPER The (Utah) JOURNAL .THURSDAY, MAY 31, PAGE FOUR EASTERN TO ATTEND RS 1962 YOUTH CONFERENCE Five 4HH Iboys and five girls will be delegates to the statewide Routh Conference on the campus of Utah State University June 4 to 7. Dr. Glen G. Dildine, Consultant in Human Development -- (Human delations H from the National Club Foundation in Washington. D.C., will assist as a resource person and consultant. Th eprogram this year awill be geared toward helping youth and their adult leaders to work effectively with each other. Tuesday will be Utah State day with information about our state being pointed up. A canyon party is also planned. Wednesday is International day and will include such items as the Peace Corps, pen pals, IFYE etc. The smorgasbord will be in the evening with an international theme. Thursday will be National day with consideration given to our heritage as a nation, opportunities for H members to. have experiences beyond our state. The SearswRo'ibuck Foundation has made funds available to pay for housing and banquet for each youth and adult delegate. Delegates attending will be: .Marilyn Gardner, daughter of Mrs Psarl Gardner, Helper; Karen Keele, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. V. Keele, Dragerton; Patsy Waterman, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Harwell Waterman of Price; Nancy Pace, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlyi? Pace, Price ; Marcella Pace, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lear Pace, Price: Wayne MatWis, son of Mr and Mrs Mur ray Mathis, Price; David Armstrong, son of Mr and' M Dave Armstrong, Price; Jrry lEricson, son of Mr and Mr Ra1rh Ericson Wellington; Jon Blackburn, son ff Mr and Mr, Edrar Blackburn, Wellington; and Keith' Goldin?, nn of Mr nd Mrs Floyd Gold-in- g of Wellington. 4-- H MRS CAIRR ENTERTAINS VISIT TONY RETORTS Mrs Ken Carr entertained Khe Visitors at fc home of Mr and Mrs Tony Perry of Canyon Thimble club at her home last street this week were daughter Thursday night serving a tasty and husband, Delia and Reuben luncheon during the social hour. Jesse of Los Angelas and daugh- All the ladies present enjoyed the ter, Mrs Silvio (Ann) Sarracino evening sewing and chatting. Mr and MrR R. O. Barber of also of LjA. The group spent the weekend in Moab participating Salt Lake spent the weekend here in the Friendship Cruise prog- visiting With the R. A. Colemans ram, then returned here Sunday and other friends in the area. evening. Delia and Reuben went Mr and Mrs Darrell Greener or to Salt Lake to visit with and family of SUC returned home flster, Mrs Lomlbardi, and two Sunday night after sharing a four and Elmo John brothers Perry. here with their parvisit 'days Friday Mrs Sarracino will join Mr Mrs A. Greener them in Salt Lake, when all ents, Mr and Mrs J. Wm Snow of .and and IL.A. three will return to Price. MRS ARCHER HOSTESS H Mrs Jo Archer acting as host- BOBBENlEmS The Bdbbinetts club met at the ess to her ibridee cluib last Frihome of leader Toni Oallor this day night, served a delightful week. ' Ths girls worked on their luncheon at the onset of the Refreshments articles. practice even inf. After the brjdge play were brought by Cathy Grundy. were to awarded Mrs prizes Bud Petersen, Mrs Elmo Bray, BAKER ETTS CLUB Mrs Richardson and Mrs The club met akeretts William Morrison. with leaders Marilyn Gardner and Marg Dervoe at the latter's home this week. The girls made VA Representative To peanut butter candy. Guest of the club was Cindy Ohristensen. Visii Area June 5th 4-- F-n- 4-- H Veterans Administration ' Russell today announced that Contact Representative Neilan. from the Salt Lake Regional off-Ic- e, will D3 at the Employment Security office in Price on Tues-iJi- y, Jojkj 5, to aid veterans and ('.pendents of veterans, and to provide information on all VA benefits. (Neilan reminds veterans to no Ufy ViA immediately when mak-n- g a change of address. Your local post office should also foe notified so your mail can be forwarded to the new address. If yrir VA toheck is lost, or stolen, tell VA right away in order to have a stop payment placed on th check. ""Neilan will toe at the Employment office that day from 9 a.m. un'i' 3:30 pm. All veterans and dependents of veterans in this area are urged to take advantage of this visit in ' order 'to obtain expert, personal service. The ON LEAVE Airman Nfrcio Tullius and wife Rosalie, have been visiting here this week with parents Ethel and Joe Tulljus andbrother Hollie Sil-litand sister Marge Dervoe and friends. Nemo is stationed at Lackland Air Force Hospital in the division. He was met at Grand Junction Saturday by Ro-slie and they motored here. Be fore returning to Tsxas next week they will visit with her folks Mr and Mrs C. E. Pauley of Somroerset. Colorado. HOME oe Uj litigators vXaatinued from Page One Survivors are his parents, Ken ilworth; sisters, Ruth Ann, Ken iljworth; Mrs Donna Connover, Littleton, Colo., grandmother, Mrs Cora Charlesworth, Price. "What's a good stock for makinc a fast buck?" JAMES HATS1S James Hatsls, 27. Funeral rites Girl One Of . will be obseryend Thursday at 3 Helper Scout Girl Group To pjn. in the Greek Orthodox Make River Cruise Church, Price. He was bom Jan. 2, 1935 at Ten Senior Girl Scouts, all Ken ilworth to Steve and Nora member, of the Utah Alternate Mtorrissey iHwtais. He was an em- Patrol for the 19&2 Senior Girl ployee of Salt Lake City Corp. Scout Roundup to be held in He was a graduate of Carbon Vermont, July 1, will depart College, where he was very ac on a guided Colorado River trio tive in sports. ljune 5th. The party of Senior Survivors are his parents, and Girl Scouts and adults will enMrs Frank (Marilyn) ter the river at Hite and leave sisters, Kraync, Salt Lake City; Mrs M. it above Glen Canyon Dam. The group has been divided (Georgia) Dmitrich, Kenilworth RUDOLPH J. GARCIA into two crews, with Susan Requiem Mass for Rudolph J Jones, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. Garcia will be held Friday at Ray Jones, Salt Lake City, and 10 a.m. in the Dragerton Good Mical Wills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Wills, Ogden, as Shepherd Catholic church. He was born Aug. 1, 1943, in Captains. Other Senior Girl Durango, Colo., to Selverio and Scouts making the trip include Christina Martinez Garcia. He Mary Beth Crawford, daughter was a graduate of East Carbon of Mr. and Mrs. William CrawHMi. Was pn employee of the ford, Maryem Draahner," daughManhatten Club. ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Drash-ne- r, Survivors are his parents of Salt Lake City; Margaret Sunnyside; brothers, sisters. Sel- Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. verio, Sacramento, Calif; Manuel, Lee Chase, Frances Gronwald, Snlt Lake City; Joe, Mrs Elsie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tmiillo. Ravmond. all of Sunny-sid- e; Gronwald, Ogden;. Nancy Mrs Patsy Meaux.Oakland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. California. Hall H. McOain, Bountiful; Lynn J18-3- Squires, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Squires, Ogden; Gene Lee Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal T. Schultz. Heioer: and Wendy Weiler, daughter of mrs. iKuanard G. Weiler, Salt Lake City. The trip is beina planned under the direction of Mrs. D. C. Oviatt, Clearfield, Utah Girl Scout Council staff member. The ten girls were candidates for the Utah Patrol for the 1962 Roundup. They and the eight Senior Girl Scouts selected to attend Roundup, have participated in an extensive training program over the past year. This training included emohasis on outdoor skills, including tent pitching, charcoal cooking, and first aid, as well as on natml or ganization and government. The River party expects to return to Salt Lake City June 12. after a visit to Page, Arizona. r.WlEY FOB HELPER CIVIC EVERYCODY P.M. AUDITORIUM IS WELCOME . with past associate grands officers, and Bill Graham told the the Stars Journal today that young men bus from who have been graduated from be at the high school can enlist in the U.S. Eastern members, traveled Salt Lake Saturday 'by to of homecoming grand visitation the Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of "Wyoming, Mrs Beth Corson, at her chapter in Evanston, Wyo., along witlh the a major part of which included Utah guests. Attending from this part of Worthy Grand Patron of Wyo., the state were iMrs Helen Wilson, associate grand conductress and Jack Nixson, and associates. 'both of Mrs Corson was guest of hon- Mrs Enma Wimmer, and Mrs CCthel T. or a tan afternoon tea given by Greenriver Binch of 'Helper, grand adah of the past matron', circle of An elaborate dinner was the grand chapter. These ladies served at 5:30 pjn. At 8 pjm. stayed over in Salt Lake Sunday grand ceremonies under leader to attend the OES Home Fund ship of Margerie Burdett, worthy Foundation meeting at the MaChe EV-anst- on. matron, and David Weisse, the sonic Temple there. iMrs Binch worthy patron of Esther Chapter and Mrs Wimmer are (Foundation 9 of Evanston, were conducted, representatives. Corps now, and select a July, August or Septemwhich they want to report for active duty, "In addition,'' says Sgt Graham, "this vacation time counts toward their first pay raise and first promotion." A Marine is, given duty preferences, but he cannot be guaranteed that he will perform duties in the field of his choice. This is because frequently young men will choose fields for which they have neither the needed aptitude nor education. Marine training is designed to build confidence and to better the man both physically and on a "rental plane. Young men interested are invited to write to M-SGraham at Postoffice .Bldg. Provo or by 0, collect. calling Two Companies Bid For Coal Lands Two companies submitted suc cessful bids for the right to mine coal on ,10,783.90 acres of public land in Cartoon, Emery ana se-vi- er Coutfcs, according to R. D. Nielson, Utah State Director, of US. Bureau of Land Manage ment. The acreage offered, by both oral and sealed bids, was divided into five parcels. The only bidder on three parcels located in Sevier and Emery Counties, was Kemmerer Coal Company, Frontier. Wyo.. whose successful bids totaled $33,034, or $3 per acre. High bidder on a tract in Carbon County, was Minerals Development Corp., Salt Lake City. A total Ibid of $5,1280 or $11 per acre, was submitted. There were no bids received Driving like you were late for on a fifth tract in Emery County. a dental appointment is a good This parcel will again be offered safe speed. gt 373-058- ON A CONTEST ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW IN HELPER PRIZE THIS WEEK TOTALS HERE ARE THE - at- - East The "Mystery personality" may be anyone in the Helper area. Clues for his or her identity may be hidden this section. When a star appears in an ad in any ad in this section it means there is additional advertising for this merchant elsewhere in this newspaper, clues may also (be placed in that ad. Clues will be scattered. There may ibe from one to five clues in any ad, or none. This is a contest of skill, we invite you to try to out- . , ' study the ads, find all the clues you can, then write doum who you think this week't "Mystery Personality" it, add the total number of clues you found. Be sure..yxru put down your name, address and phone number. Trusn take your entries and deposit them in the boxes located at the featured merchants place of To enter, business. will be Four featured merchants each week. toe indicated by the heavy border around at the top of this section. (Each member of the There These will their ads Family participation gives you a better chance to win. Your wife, husband or some bright-eye- d youngster '''may spot a clue that you miss. Got any Perry Mason in you? Think you can outwit the contest, Remember, you can't uin if you don't enter. This is family fun contest! One entry per persoa (family of four could submit four entries) . Anyone may enter UNLESS a member of your family is employed by the (Helper Journal or by a merchant whose ad appears at the top in heavy border this week (this applies ONLY during the week his ad is at the top and bordered). The employees of other Sponsoring (Merchants ARE eligible. Every possible precaution will be taken to prevent typographical errors that might be mistaken for clues, but errorless typography cannot be guaranteed (by anyone). The publisher of the Helper Journal will be toe judge in all questions, and his decision will be final. may enter once at each of these featured places el business. Thus, you may enter four times and doing so will improve your chances of winning. family THIS WEEK'S ENTRIES WITH THE FOUR BOXED MERCHANTS BELOW DEPOSIT WE BABY YOUR OAS at NOLAN'S Hansen's American Service Station Corner Janet Paint and Oeneral Courteous Progressive Market Rexall Drag BETTER MEATS FOR LESS Prescription Center Rudy n Mary UTAH HELPER THE TOGGERY For Fftther8 Dava Helper Furniture St Hardware in School Bands and Carpet Headquarters 0E:.'J Tom's Auto Service Motel Managers 3 sisters, l brotner Our Reputation Is Our Guarantee of Quality Many Fine Gift Live(j ;n Kenilworth Come See! You'U Agree! Frank's fc Helper HELPER or Building Need 68 S. Main Ph. 472-598- Bank FJX0. TJTAI AO STORB QUALITY r0OD3 and MEATS HELPER "With UTAH W-S- Georgia Lube, Oil changi Batteries. Tires, 00 Tune-u- U1 p, p, Mutual Furniture & Hardware m November Dabe Ship 'n Shore Blouses Berkshire Hose Men's Dept. Van Heuien Shirts Furniture . Hardware Electrical Appliances Neatest TV Shop "The Best in Household Furnishing Central Commission and Supply Co. . Chuck's Pharmacy . P100 Specialists Better Materials for Ycm - Needs n City Fruit Market f or , Notions Qpcn every day 1Q 9 ' ' HELPER I Carbon Oeanmasten Specialists. Power Gleaning . Fnrnaoes - Boflers Complete Etoker, Furnace. Bouer Repairs 1ST So. Main - Helper. our BusW' Clues Guess the Identity of "Mystery Personality" M FRESH VEGETABLES . - Your Good Health Pittsburgh Paints .Builders Hardware Groceries Berr. Generator-Starte- r THE VOGUE 1 FOOD OTNTER State Member A Glass Shop for All Purposes u My Umbrella wholesale . Retail Qlut tot Glass For Eat Building ' . The BEST place ia town- to have Your Oar Repaired items Lived in Lives with Mother "Keen Your Wife for a Pet. SONNY'S Service "We take Better Can of Tour Oar" Mexican and American Foods our Specialty Merchandise-! Al way, i Sea-ric- e, HOLIDAY INN CafeJ Store. A-- G QUALITY KEATS FRESH PRODUCE and Main PRICE, UTAH Phone ME Men and Women, Couplet Needed for Motel Managemt. Top wages. Don't let age or education hold you back. Job opening now for trained men and women. Training will not Interfere with present Job. Train Home Study. Free placement help. We will help finance your training If you qualify. Write, giving home address occupation and phone number to Motel Training School, Box MS, Boulder, Colorado. a drawing will be held. The first entry drawn that correctly identifies the Mystery Personality will win $6.60. If that entry also has the correct number of clues hidden in all ads of the sponsoring merchants, a bonus of $13.50 will be added. When this bonus is not won, it will be added to next week's bonus and will continue to grow until it is won. v ' US. .... Furniture 63 This contest starts when yon receive this issue and closes 1 p.m. the following Monday. At 'that time in wit $20 READ 'EM OVER to buy. Use any slip of paper for an entry blank. Not necessary to be present to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to this paper. ; Played Main RULES. a Family Fun Contest. Nothing This is Fountain See BILL WELSH 37 - -8 grand patron, respective ly of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star of Utah, along ING SEATTLE WORLD'S FAIR BONUS EVENT FRIDAY, JUNE 1 matron 'Recent high school graduates can enjoy up to a four-mon- th vacation and still ibe fulfilling their military obligation. Marine Back entrance - Parking in rear See you at our- - CAR MOTOR CREDIT CO. AT THE PARISH GAMES PARTY and grand Veltri Mc-Cla- in, $181 JACKPOT worthy worthy grand , Continued from Page .On Rio Grande yard office here. He died in 1965. An extensive traveler, she and Mrs France,, Greenhalgh, in the toured Europed for year a95 about 40 days, visiting England. Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands. A picture? Neveir have a picture taken on even years.'' ' CARBON DEATHS City, Summer Vacaiton Plan Marine date in Offered by Marine Corps ber on 4-- JO ARCHER " '? .3 STAR Mrs iMyrtice .Matson and Mr James Henderson of Salt Lake - UTAH Woody's Jewelry The pmest in Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, gifts and ,Expert Fly tyer Transistor Radios Wtlch 4 aBond spadallito ; |