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Show HELPER The six PAG JOURNAI (Utah) Dan Jiobby jornor hy LIZ St IIXAN The People Behind A Hobby Ever wonder about the people who think up all those model airplane, boat, train, car and craft kits we hobbyists build' Until recently, I often wondered about there people. Then I happened to be in Chicago while the nobby and craft people were holding their annual show of new producta. - " MX What marvelou project! will toon be on the market! Getting a JL. BUSK. .1 'K months was to know ing preview of the fine kit we'll enjoy in com a treat But get-ttn- ir the people who manufacture and buy them for oar neighborhood shoos was even better. I had suspected our local hobby dealer was exceptional. He's ways so willing to take time to talk about my nobby, or explain something new. But most of the hobby dealers I met are like that. al- I quickly discovered the reason far this. Many of these shop owners, are hobbyists themselves, sad were long before they went into business. They know, just as you and I, what it means to have constrictive, pleasant time activities. News About Our Neighbors From M, 1962 KENILWORTH Cannale who is staying with Mr T OCT,, THURSDAY, and Mrs Winn Charles-wort- h spent the weekend in Salt By BARBARA CALES Lake with his folks. Dan is atCartoon College. tending Mr and .Mrs Jack Cox and Mr Mr and Mrs Frank Owens and and Mrs Wilford Brown, and Mrs Dan Wagner of Orange ville visited with Mr and Mrs daughter of Murray visited the! A dutch lunch was served by Winn Charlesworth, Mr and Mrs weekend with Mr and Mrs Earl Mrs Donna Asbury in honor of her birthday Friday. Guests were Ted Bryan and Mr and (Mrs Hal Jones. Wed.'lMrs Mrs Maurine Dougherty, Jewkes. Mrs Arlene Brown spent Mri Ronald Jewkes honored and Thurs. in Salt Lake attending Ardlth Crawford of Helper, Mrs her fon Ronnie with a birthday the, RMf Soeletv conference. WU Peterson of Spring Glen,1 Ve Forsyth of Wellington, Mrs party. Attending were Tommy She also visiter son and family iyn ,iwnigni ana. oaugmers or i Matthews. Hornet te Jewkes, Gary Mr and Mrs Ray (Brown, w- I Nielsen, iMarla Crocco, Steve and A covered dish .quilting - party, T mm MjTloaoa DaA,. 1alu John , Blackham, was new at tne nome Joe Mestas, or jwtsi Kent Anderson, Roy and IXbbie Andy Iwppas. (Enjoying the day ralne uvle iwre guests of Kathy , vl nee ax a siumoer pariy Jewkes, Rodney Jackson, Lorraine were Mr and (Mrs Roy Imbo. and Ginjrer Senechal, Wayne, den and daughters , of (Price, Mrs rR"3r 7516 Neighborhood Stetve, Jeanette Pilling, Joyce Ijismr Ruaao and Mrs Mabel Phill- dub met 106 borne of Cella Cbarles- The j lp8 Olsen, Johnny Ghirardelli. Mr and Mrs Wes ogden, evening guests were Mr and Mrs Bpuos and Judy and Mr and Mrs uesuay evening, ianasia v; wm . played toy Arilla Kulow, Joe Ghirardelli Sr, Mr and Mrs , ' Seorzato and Tonya. Henry Joe G Jr., Mr and Mrs Chuck ' Mrs Nora Hatsto and Mrs Mike ern . Ghirardelli, Richard Ghirardelli, n Mr and Mrs d Jewkes, . weekend in Salt Lake visiting I Mr end Mrs Robert JJ,ckfnMr and Mrs Keith Knighton . ,w. w of Salt Lake spent Sunday visit? Mr and Mr. Winn Charksworth ing her folks Mr and Mrs Forbes were Provo viaftors ijmmx, risieu wiui loot ana airs Saturday. Fail. PS tt uVlra Louise Belich ' received Art Saastamonia and Grandma Edwards. -' George Walrath Jr. VS. Navy, word Friday of granddaughter A P Mr and Mrs Carl Asbury were visited at the home of Mrs 1rm'm?$v " to Mr and Mrs Robt. Branch jorn is in Louise Belich. He stationed of Logan; She has been given the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Idaho. Ralph Crawford of Helper Satname of Susan TJW,"f The Bridge club met at the Belich Robert who is with the urday evening.!; home of Mrs Georgia Dsndtrich. (Recently Mrs Annette Brillan-tin- e Ah arrived from Tucson, Force, Guests were Pat Ross, Kay Ku- Ariz. and Richard Fail spent, the 80-dto Monday spend a weekend with Mr and Mrs Forbes low, Gail Atwood, Joyce George leave .with bis mother Mrs Louise toe with (Dad on his birth edes, Charlene Milovioh, dara Belich. This is his first leave. ' Fall to Bon of East Carbon day. Ruthford, Jackie Doyen, Prizes , Kay Mrs Joe Mason and children also a dinner guest Sunday. Wee visited Sunday with Mr was The Relief Society had its opening social Monday evening. Mrs Ethel Tays has been elected work . counselor and Mrs Elva Roper .educational counselor. Mr and Mrs Loren Marks oi Spanish Fork visited with Mr The old town of Frisco, now choked with weeds and Mrs Don Swenson and Mr wildest mining camp. and brush, was once and Mrs Martin Swenson Sun. . . . few. ramshackle buildings remain. Now day. only by ALICE CARTER Miss Helen Trauntvein spent a There's a new day coming of white printed on a warm week visiting her folks and her for those of you who want "golden ocher", and the win- apples end November, celery. mother , returned with her to BEEHIVE STATE PRODUCE, URGED dow shades are screen printed PROMOTE something other than the seUtah (farmers .this year have visit with and Mr Mrs Don vere modern look in the living in exactl; the same color and had Trauntvein and family of Ogden (iEditor's note: This is one of a lUtahproducts exceptionally good crops. Ac room. The warm, rich comfort lattern Thiere now, is a new have always of the Biedermeier period is and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Dixon series of tSee Utah" idea and one that is surpriscording to the US. Department of been famous with popular people. articles). about to be revived, together SaK Lake, Mr and Mrs Tim ingly inexpensive to copy. For instance, newscaster (Lowell Agriculture, apples, cherries, towith memories of the good After dusting Venetian salesa and pears have should Trauntvein be Provo. of Tim "Everybody is life in Vienna when the 19th Thomas, crooners Crosby matoes, potatoes, blinds the past quarter of a man for Utah agricultural prod- - and Pat Boone andBing BYTJ. crops throughbumper produced attending of us lot other are a century was very young. many going century, Mrs Pat (Roper and baby and uots." This wes the admonition of well-knoNo one has ever kmown to welcome the return of the have Utah out the state. people exactly why iuaie ana iMlia atoper were Sun-- 1 uaanon, airecior oi we fruits specially shipped to them "There is e lot the simple window shade, espeaverage this fine, elas-s- ie cially since it has emerged in dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Utah Tourist k Publicity Council, each year from ZCM2 in Salt Utahns day can do to promote Utah, an infinite variety of styles, furniture, as to a current of Marion part campaign Roper, Lake City, one of Utah's export which takea colors and patterns. Mr Cannon said. Tfcrst Miss Linda Bishop of Helper, improve tourist relations in the outlets. One Tulsa oil millionaire products,'' its inspiration Window shades of such ele of all he can buy end enjoy them was the weekend guest of Diana Beehive State. from ancient gant materials as plisse and actually sent his private plane to himself. Second, he can talk Greece, should Swenson. boucle are now "Utah is famous for its del- - Utah to pick up a load of Utah about their , goodness to visitors have been being made by Mr and Mrs Jack Chriatensen idous, good flavored fruit and peaches. with whom he comes in contact named the Joanna of Pleasant Grove spent the week produce," Mr Cannon said. "Every Export outlets ship choice pack Third, be can dear old "Papa Biedermeier", Western Mills, promote them on end with Mr end Mrs Victor sector of the state has one or ages of Utah products to buyers a an amusing fellow much celeand there is scale one Uteh community brated in sons; and story.who Chrdstensen. also attended more products it is proud of end in all states of the union who ere town did also a h o s t They e smell recently, giving never actually existed. Howof d e e o r a wedding reception in Drager- - wants to promote to the world." (willing to pay premium prices cherries to bag of home-groand ever, both the name and the ton - for Allen Scow. He is a i lAs examples, the tourist bur. for quality. In stripes July cherries are each tourist who stopped for style have endured for almoat florai s and nephew of 'Vic's. Also attending eau chief cited Green (River water shipped; in August, cantaloupes; information. 200 years, and now, thanks other patterns from whkh to That's reel Uteh wee Adolph Canto. to designer-decoratchoose. The shades are all melons, Vernal and Duchesne in September, peaches; October, faospitexMy.",' Henry Sheehan and other discerning so Guest at the Chriatensen home honey, Bryce Canyon potatoes. treated with plastie they interior stylists, is about to are. sturdy and long wearing were Frank Olsen end Cache VaUey Swiss cheese, the Saturday with a damp and wipe clean reappear In an adaptation Mrs Aiden Buddish end choice Utah beef end delicious daughter cloth. for contemporary suitable Mrs Sam Grange of Pocatello, fruits and vegetables ifrom every homes. There is no end to the ways Idaho. Sunday dinner guests were corner of the state. . Mr. Sheehan has long proCHUCK'S you can make them fit into claimed that interiors need Mr and Mrs Lavmr Scow and "There is no reason in the your own decorating schemes decorawarmth, and interest and a by adding ball fringe, Mr and Mrs Allen Scow. world why restaurants should certain richness of detail to tive bands across the bottom, and Mr Mrs Mr feature New York Cut steaks' or Gal Jewkes, those rive who live in them or simply by using interesting and Mrs Ronald Jewkes end chil- 'Idaho potatoes"', Mr Cannon a sense of comfort and well shade pulls. Recently I have MU dren visited Sunday in Salt Lake added. "Those steaks should come seen everything from harness being. To this end he has just created a classic Beidermeler brass to Japanese tea kettle with Mr end Mrs Junior Jewkes from choice beef raised on Utah handles used for this purpose, setting in his own New York and family. ranges and the potatoes from Charles Ghirardelli,. Owner tasnot to mention handsome apartment, and judging by the Mr and Mrs James , Fulton Piute or Garfield Counties or an sels from the trimmings way the cameras were click, spent (be 'weekend m Logan vis-- other potato growing area of ing there the other day, you counter, sea shells, and ordiwin be seeina many pic Phone 472-688- 1 King with Mr end Mrs Ken Nel the state. If they don't then they nary wooden drapery rings Helper tures of this distinguished either plain or painted. son and family. should.'' certainly new new interior. So do investigate-thwinThe window treatment, ' I decorated, plastic-treate- d dow shades as a simple, practhought was one of the most tical way to give your wininteresting details. The windows are hung from ceiling dows a touch of fresh design.to floor with a damask pattern , ..... v I Cl ' wt I tw.as . sari, Ii . ' t- WTJ' mm f y n mm WW n W.m lis ay rrLJZZJ0" nmm OME O Utah's a in inner or outer space - pi n HJ r""i ' mm for a-t- or wn or Smooth and Mild? 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