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Show 4 The Helper Journal Thursday, July 11, 1974 Fire razes barn in Spring Glen A barn SPRING GLEN which has stood on the George Haslum property here for the past 31 years was razed by fire last Friday afternoon. FIREMAN Louie Lupo, one of the first on the scene from the Helper Volunteer Fire Department, uses hose connected to Hercules unit to control fire which started in George Haslum's barn in Spring Glen. H-- WBBA Standings WBBA resumes; Mutual leads Boys baseball resumed the second half race on the little league field Monday afternoon after a vacation break. Central two-wee- k Commission slipped by in a close game, while Tuesday night Helper Merc tested league leading Mutual Furniture. Don Marrelli went the full is 3-- 2 six innings for Central Commission and racked up 13 strikeouts in getting the win. Kiwanis managed only one hit off the little right hander, a first inning single by Michael Wilson. Aryl Webster scored the -- first for Central Commission after drawing a base on balls in the second run inning. Marrelli aided his own cause by opening the third frame with a double and eventually scoring the run. second Younger brother, Ron Marrelli, his brother with the winning marker by in smacking a the fourth and scoring the winning run. A streak of wildness by Marrelli in the second inning allowed both Kiwanis runs to score, four walks contributing to the tallies. In another very close game prior to vacation, Helper Merc edged by in seven inKiwanis, nings. Dave Verdie scored the winning run in the bottom half of the first extra inning on Rickey O'Berto's single. Kiwanis had built up an early lead on some fine hitting by Scott Nielsen who had two doubles, but the Merc boys came back in the late innings to snatch the provided two-bagg- 6-- victory. John Breznick and Don Marrelli shared the pitching assignment for Central as Commission they derailed previously undefeated Mutual Furntiure in the final game before the break. 6-- 4 Central Commission scored early off Bobby Beason but Robert Zelez-nic- k came in to douse the fire and held the winners scoreless over the last two innings. Zeleznick had seven strikeouts over the last three innings. Jeff Hamilton, Marrelli and Richard Mortensen had the big hits in the Central Commission attack. Team photographs of all four teams are available at Fossat Studio in Helper grant fausett Mortician! Fausett Mortuary Price 637-- 181 Castle Dale "Service to all Faiths" 1 W across the street from the Tonight (Thursday) Mutual vs. Kiwanis; Friday, Central Commission vs. Helper Merc; Monday, Helper Merc vs. Kiwanis; Tuesday, Central Commission vs. Mutual. All games at 5:30 Mutual Furniture Central Commission Helper Merc Kiwanis 3 3 2 1 unknown. A neighbor, Barbara Worthen, reported the fire to the Helper Fire Department. After pouring the total water stored in the truck on the fire, firemen went to the corner of the Kenilworth -Spring Glen roads where Earlier that day, the Helper Volunteer Fire Department was called to the Rainbown Inn Tavern on North Main Street where it was reported smoke was pouring from the building! 6Huahie6 ,1 JP. ' - Teizo Isshiki Teizo Isshiki, 86, of Helper, died June 30 in a Price hospital. He was born February 4, in Wakayama, Japan. He was a laborer in Helper and Salt Lake. -- 7" 7; Plans nearly complete for annual game Funeral services were held last Wednesday at Mitchell Funeral Chapel in Price. Burial was in the Price City Cemetery. MEMBERS of the Helper Volunteer Fire Department use hoses to contain fire on Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad drainage bridge west of Helper dumps which started Sunday about 10:15 a.m. According to a D&RG official, a cigarette tossed inadvertently into a pile of weeds at the mouth of the underpan probably started the blaze. Firemen wed two trucks and three hoses to fight the fire. Pictured above are (left to right) Tony Tone, Blackie Saccomanno, Robert H-- J Photo Fenn and Roy Saccomanno. Bring your family to meet our family Anne Jensen Secretary Vicki Edmunds Secretary Vince Bonza, athletic Vice Pres. & Mgr. Timeway Loan Officer Donald Denison Vice Pres. & Asst Mgr. Jacque Guymon Teller Bonnie Day Bookkeeper Chris Brown Secretary Bing Shaver Teller Meet another part of our family, too. Our Price Advisory Board of outstanding area businessmen: Jim Diamanti, Chairman; A. Leon Thayn; Roy W. Hanson; F. Dean Walton and L. J. Powell. officer for Carbon Post No. 21 of the American Legion, announced that plans are almost complete for the Annual Old Timers baseball The event is game. scheduled in the Helper ball park for July 21, and will also feature a regulation Legion game matching Helper with the Skyline team from Salt Lake. The Skyline team appeared here this past spring for a practice double header and will be a fine test for the local nine. Skyline is managed by a Helper native Jim Cima and University of Utah football star Steve Marlowe. Mr. Bonza is issuing an invitation for any and all former baseball players of yesteryear to come out and participate in the old timers game. Uniforms can be LeeRoy Brown Kendell Branch Joy Milano Teller r -- picked up from Mr. Bonza at the State Liquor Store for the occasion. A contingent of former Utah Industrial League stars headed by Orson Bailey and Don Mayne are expected to be on hand for the game. The local American Legion post will serve a dutch lunch in the city park prior to the game for all old timers. The old timers will begin warming up on the field at 6 p.m. and begin play at 6:30 p.m. The Skyline game is slated for 8 p.m. Tickets for the "Old Timers" night activity are now on sale and may be purchased from members of the Legion team for $1. FIRST SECURITY BANK in PRICE Friday, July 19th First Security Bank in Price is graduating from temporary quarters into a beautiful new building, right next door, complete with drive-i- n facilities. We're proud of our brand new full service bank; we're happy we're finally moving and we're anxious to show it off and meet you So bring the whole family and help us celebrate. Our open house is Friday, July 19th, from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Join us for refreshments, prizes, contests, drawings, souvenir gifts and a lot of fun. person-to-perso- rdwhs n. FREE PRIZES GALORE! WIN A COLOR TV! Return the Penny Contest! Refreshments, Displays and Souvenir gifts! All open house visitors will enjoy a delicious assortment of international foods prepared and served by the Children's Service Society of Utah, Price Chapter. You'll delight in sampling such morsels as Greek Bak-lav- a pastry, Italian Turdidi and scalidi, and Austrian Kielbasa sausage. You'll see unusual and interesting displays, including a counterfeit money display and a collection of every bill printed by the United States, including a Coal seminar set Aug. 17 The unlikely sounding of space and coal will be developed August 17 at a seminar at the College of Eastern Utah in Price. Utah Senator Frank E. Moss will be accompanied to the meeting by Astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt, Assistant for special Energy and Research to the adDevelopment ministrator to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. You can win a color TV "or other val- uable prizes in a money estimating contest that's fun to enter. Besides the TV, you can win a Mitchell-Garci- a spinning rod and reel outfit, an outdoor barbecue grill, or a man's or lady's uncirculated silver dollar belt buckle. Hourly Drawings! 3J GEEBooo Win a $10,000 bill. Plus, we have a free souvenir gift for everyone. Pocket or purse mirrors for the ladies, metric yardsticks for the men, and colorful styron piggy banks for the kids. Bikel 10-spe- ed To help turn around the penny shortage, First Security is holding a return the penny contest for the kids, 12 and under. For every 100 pennies you bring in, we will either pay in cash or deposit Into a savings account $1.05. Also, for every dollar's worth of pennies, you'll be given one entry coupon for a drawing to be held Monday, July 29th. The lucky winners will receive a bike, a "The History of Coal Lamps" Longtime Carbon resident, Walter B. Odendahl, will have on display his unique collection, of antique coal lamps, dating from the mid 1800's. This large and varied collection gives you a fascinating look at "The History of Coal Lamps," as well as an insight into the people who used them. This is one you won't want to miss. ed Hourly drawings throughout the day will give away fifty $5.00 starter savings accounts and five safe deposit boxes for one year. ( 1888 p.m. combination michael blackburn (as of Monday) post office. Schedule: Photo J The Helper Volunteer Fire Department responded to the call about 2 p.m. with the Herculese engine that holds 750 gallons of water. "We were promising our children a bon fire but not a barn fire," said Lea Haslum, adding that the Price police were searching for her husband, George, to tell him about the fire. She said about two tons of hay was stored in the barn. Cause of the fire is they refilled the truck from a hydrant about four times. portable AM-F- radio, or a portable AM radio. The contest will run from Friday, July 19th, through Friday, July 26th, so start collecting your pennies nowl Join Us for Open House Friday, July 19, 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Our temporary building will be open for regular business during open house. And our new building will open for regular business Monday, July 22nd. Regular banking hours: Lobby: 9:00 to 3:00 Monday thru Thursday Drive-i-n: 9:00 to 6:00 Friday 9:00 to 6:00 Daily FIRST SECURITY BANK in PRICE First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. 180 E. Main M.mtm FOIC |