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Show HELPER BOYS' OASEDALL LEAGUE. Mil I V II II V BENEFIT BOYS BASEBALL PROGRAM FROM I 10 HOME BAKED ITEMS am BREAD UNTIL SOLD OUT KEEP 'EM UP TO BAT! Awards Night Continued from Page One Bernadette iPerrero; freshmen, JRKe Marie Sacco, Carol Lauriski Annette Dalpiaz, Joyce iMarinoni, John Sanchez and Mose Howa. . Dramatic awards went to Joan Carlow, Carol Feichko, Dominic DeRose and Terry Johnson for their outstanding performances in ''Arsenic and Old Lace." Judy 0pfer and lEddie Flores received -- RECLINERS Co-edit- ors T wif Murphy. The Leprechaun was awarded the highest rating offered by the BYU Journalism Dept., Out of a DAY possible J MAN-SIZE- D Has no formal education and up CAMPING SUPPLIES POKED TOOLS DECKER DRILLS BLACK ; POWER SAWS $12,88 $49.95 -u- the points paper by Coach Tony Troncale to the following: The most valuable players are Jerry Murphy, Richard Colombo and Terrv Johnson. Murphy and Eddie Flores received trophies for placing in the first string all Ftate region team, Most valuable awards went to John Erram-ourp- e, Joe Iriart and Charles Kokil for basketball. Erramouspe received a trophy for placing in the second string of the region. Baseball awards went to Gene Vea, Murphy and Richard Moran. ' Erramouspe received the most valuable senior athlete of year trophy donated by Rex Hanson and Douglas Pitts. An identical troohy was received by the school and will have the Inscribed name of Erraroouspe and the names of most valuable senior athletes of each year placed on it. Dick Mitchell donated a trophy for the .Region 8 baseball champions who placed third in state play. Receiving gold pins were the following boys who lettered, this AND ROCKERS S49.95 320 merited 277. Athletic awards were presented JUNE 17TH FISHING TACKLE LOCATIONS awards for their excellent work editors will ,be Frank Sacco; as of the Notre Dame feature editor, Bernadette Per-rer- o; year book and Joe Iriart and sport editor Jerry Murphy; Carol Oliveto received awards as news editor, Dick Causer; art of the Leprechaun, the editors, Dominic DeRose and Pau school paper. Darlene Cardinelli, la Seelev. of thp Votre t Helen Flores, Marcelita Sandoval Damean will be Jerry Marchino and Paula Jouflas were presented and Darlene Cardinelli; business plaques for their cheerleadexing. manager, Joan Carlow. Delegates rulnmn Sister Mary Angela announced tn flirts' Rta1 will for Felice and Boys' State delegates! the following appointments th ecoming year: Leprechaun co- - are Richard Colombo and Jerry FATHER IS SUNDAY, TV0 uu up - COOKIES WHAT'S A MILLION MEAN TO YOU n A glistening, heap of one million silver dollars on display at the 1962 World's Fair likely will evoke from Seattle visitors the Comment: ''Boy, if I only had that pile of 30-to- is habit-formin- The ? HELPER THURSDAY, JUNE 7, er. d'' Smokey Says: MOWEY p FOP 5sd5' REDUCING HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE PAYMENTS The Best in Furniture and Appliances HELPER, UTAH See BILL WELSH - at - MOTOR CREDIT CO. Be-ac- co An-dree- Hinow-nvw92GM- 37 East Main PRICE. UTAH Phone ME 63 "WHY BUY a Carpet Shampooer J We'll loan you one FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Carpet & Upholstery cleaner. See at Mutual Furniture & Hdw., 1 8, Jtc HAliDWTN payment Baldwin 13 P.O. 10, Box Utah p.ppp TOR SALE (Large modern house double garage, etc. Contact Dea Dlamantl, OR Appoint ent only. 1,11. use Modern 4,19,usc modern Apts-CalGibson 4,12,usc l Mtecellaneong 2tc 5,31-,- 472-84- 37 at Tiir MIL 10.10.usc Helper, vv nvn v to HEADQUARTERS Expert installation. A Good Sample ' Line. Free Estimates. and Mohawk, and Bigelow, Firth carpets. HELPER FURN. & HWR. 1,8, use Helper White Sewing SALE machine fully automatic zigzag. Wanted Makes buttonholes, overcasts, blind hems, sews fancy designs Apt. Must without attachments. Make last WANTED Furnished near businbe level, ground 6 payments of $7.31 or $32.00 ess district. Contact Mrs Vircash. Call 4725605 ,Utp ginia Wiley, Apt. 9 Ricci Apts. 6,7;ltp 2 (bedroom brick FOR SALE Orhouse, full basement, carpeted, HEALTH FOOD STORE ganic Vitamins, Clint Millar range, fenced, drapes, built-i- n Whole Wheat Flour at landscaped. Across from Spring 318 N. 2nd East, Grange's, Glen Ward. Call Price, Utah. Phone MX 8,7,1 te MY, BETWEEN 2 June 15 AND 5 P.M. AT OFFICE OF YOU FAMILY PHYSICIAN -- CHARGE IS SI00 FOR EACH IMMUNIZATION 472-6(1- FOR SALE Singer zigzags, buttonhole, blind hems darns, mends. Sews many decorative designs without buying ing extra attachmts. Take for last 4 pymts. of $6.01 or $20 cash. No equity wanted. Call Dial-a-stite- 472-56- 05 8,7,ltp h, CARPET CLEANERS -(Oriental and Domestic). Carpel Laying, Rug Bending and Serg-InUpholstery and Rug Shampooing; Electrolux Sales and Service. W. R. Everett, 644 N 2nd East, Price, Utah. Phone rfUG ME & uac the Identity of "Mystery Personality' Look for the Ones It's Cash - If You Win Ctaess HARDSHIP CASES MAY OBTAIN THESE WITHOUT CHARGE THRU FAMILY PHYS. SPONSORED BY CARBON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY PROTECTION Policy holdtf Questions Answered by the Institute of Life lnsurne Q. Is it true that my life insurance company can cancel nsy policy within two years after I have taken it out? not. If all the A. Definitely statements you made in your application for the policy were true to the best of your knowledge, your life insurance cannot be cancelled after it goes into effect, unless you fail to pay your pre miums. The only other reason "IHCONTESTIBLE" m could be cancelled wit!;in the first two years would be if you had wilfully made wring statements in your application. After your policy has been in force for two years, it becoi 'es which "incontestable" meant that the company cannot can' I it for any reason except gr. fraud, as long as you continue i pay your premiums. that it Q. aDle 1 bave applied for a . ' ,Mf- . si. from my bank. T bank wants collateral and t only thing I can pledge is my l insurance. Is this a dangero loan thing to do? A. It is always dangerous encumber your life Insurance V lection. If you need the loan b:-ly enough, there may be no alternative to assigning your policy to the bank. But it means that, if you should die before repaying the loan, the bank would use your life insurance proceeds to get tt money back. Of course, any policy proceeds over and above what is due the bank would normally be paid to your family. Assuming that you do not die, the bank can also use the cash value of your policy to repay the loan if you should default on your payments. This could lead to the loss of your life insurance prot1 ection. .If you decide to go ahead with the loan, you definitely shoali take out some additional life lav surance at least a term policy to protect your family until the loan is repaid and the bank releases your basic policy. Perhaps you can get some low cost credit life insurance throueh vour bank. I i PRAISE TAE LORD AW THE MMfUUfTlOM fi6 IMMUNIZATIONS AND OTHER USUAL FINANCIAL AND HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY ARE URGED TO GET THESE INJECTIONS ON CARPET 1&G2 1FXDIR Four-year-o- FAMILIES 17110 LACK FOR RENT Day, week or nonthly rates. Also Furnished Apts. Steam Heat. Washroom facilities. HILLCREST HOTEL & APTS. Phone GR ROOMS FOR RENT House. Call over Take PIANO of $10 per month on FOR RENT spinet piano or will Apartment 472-8Scash. Also electric or- sell for gan. Write Adjuster, 2033, Salt Lake City Hi-ILa- For Rent FOR SALE PACE FIVt 1962 g! Clerk-Treasur- "oil-ihanke- PIES JOlKNAi (Utah) In fiscal 1963, for instance, Uncle Sam expects income taxes on individuals to account for 53 percent of all federal revenue. NOTICE TO To separate individual taxpayers from that amount of their income ADOPT BUDGET dough!" If you agree, be advised that tax collections must be at a rate As provided by law, the Board you wouldn't have most of it of 5& millions of dollars an hour of Education of Carbon County 24 hours a day for the entire School District will at its very long. You would hand over regular $1)56,910 for federal income taxes year. to be. held Thursday, meeting That million dollar pile seems June 21, 1962, at 7:30 p.m., at alone, if you head an average smaller now, doesn't itf family of four. its offices at 333 East 1st Sou'.h Now, some really heady high Price, Utah, adopt its budget for For a brief, bittersweet moment you were among those rare finance: Consider that total fed the 1962-6- 3 school year, a proAmericans in the 91 per cent tax eral collections of 93 billion dol- posed copy of which is now on bracket. Normally you begin pay lars are expected from all sour- file in the office of the clerk of ing taxes at the 20 percent rate ces in fiscal 1963. Enough to pay the Board of Education at Price, Utah. which, incidentally, accounts the bills? Probably not! For while budget receipts have Persons interested may inspect for 84 per cent of all federal individual income taxes collected. increased from $60.2 billion in th? proposed budget at anytime Just how far do one million 1955 to an estimated $82.1 bil- between now and the said meettax dollars go in today's federal lion in 1962, there have been ing and are invited to be in atspending spr.ee? They would only only three years of surplus (to- tendance at this meeting to offer Meet the interest costs on the taling $4,446 million) and four suggestions concerning said bud-g- it national debt for one hour and deficit years ( totaling $ 26,056 prior to its adoption. three minutes! or, million). Board of Education, Carbon Paste those figures in your Pay salaries of all federal civ School District, County ilian employees for one hour and hat for the day you visit Seattle MOVELL JEWKES, million one and that 27 minutes; or, view pile of Retire from production less silver dollars. Will it still look Date of First Publication, June than two .percent of the land like a heap of money? It should ,1962. Date of Last Publica7th, in 1961! or, because, actually, it is! tion, Juno J4th, 1962. be should it could and And Provide (Free World citizens 1.3S "foreign aid", apiece, in stretched a lot further in the MINOR LEAGUE But those .nation,, in which we have federal household budget. nm raae Ov-- ed Covtinverl of millions and billions your foreign economic assistance comnext week. Journal the in dollars iwill be used only as wise mitments! or, The smaller boys have been it as insistence upon your Pay the storage costs on basic' ly busy learning the basic fundamen supported food commodities (cot indicates. tals of throwing, batting and of estimated per10,000,000 An ton, tobacco, peanuts, wheat, corn and will not be getting catching Hairv products) for less than one sons will visit the World's Fair, into the actual game phase of If each household head wrote basetball dav! for another two weeks. his congressman, that would be The easy come-eas- y go attitude for more boys is Registration a heap of insistence. continuing at each practice so year: any boy 9 or younger interested . In basketball: Erramouspe, Irishould appear at the Little lea art, Larry Sanich, Murphy, Bill gue field on any one of the days Shaft and Kokal; Baseball plins listed above equipped with a ball to Erramouspe, Richard Moran, glove. Actual time of the prac Flores, Richard Colombo, DeRose tices varies each week so any Of FRESH fl Tom Cartwright, Murphy, Sakacs one interested Should contact Terry Johnson, Sanich, Eugene either Tony Hribar or Walter Vea and Billy Hansen. Bcrla. A complete list of the boys Football pins were given to registered thus far in the small DelRose, Erramouspe, Flores, San er group is as follows: ich, Albert Lodeserto, Colombo, Stanley Bonino, Michael Mar Murphy, Kokal, Moran, Iriart, tlnez, Dexter Bell, Ronald MorVea, Sakacs, Johnson, and Dick an, Jimmy IMortenson, Brent Mig Fazzio. liaccio jScott Young, Pat Dough Trophies were donated by Joe erty, Kerry Stuibbs, Rickey Vigor; Marra, Sinclair Distributor; Lar-sen- 's Bruce Blackham, Michael John Chfv Service Etzel Block son, David Cunningham, Donald n, Plant, Veltri Drug, Oil City, Blackham, Mark Tone, Gary Block Plant, Dean Murdock Steve Pilling, Stevie Zam 'swa Drug, Sunnyfbowl In Sunnyside, antakis, (Ronnie Jewkes, Corey of Wonder Bread, ,Kelley"s Price Bell, Kirk Mascaro, Tony Hribar Forest fire pollute dear Texaco; Center Service, Phil's Ireamil Jr., Johnny Borla, Frankie Mar-rell- i, Appliance, Harmond Electric, Mu ILarry Nichols, Dana Pierson tiral Furniture, Chuck's Pharthat dwells Kenny Dimick, Johnny Espinosa, nowhere He dwells macy, Jtiggs Shoe Store, Oliveto Martial Steven Shreeve, Gary Nielsen and Milk Co. everywhere. ld Furniture and Sevan Branson. Every bird likes its own nfcst Johnny Borla is the youngest Randle Cotgrave player in the group. best. pcs - CAKES CORNET STORE AND VELTRI DRUG |