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Show 2 The Helper Journal Thursday, Dec. Editorial Christmas spirit is a year 'round thing It was a little observed birth, celebrated by shepherds, the animals present In the stable and visited by scholars from the East. carpenter trade of his He was in his 33rd year to manhood. family when he emerged from a solitary pilgramage in the wilderness and began preaching a gospel of love and brotherhood in a land long torn by war and suffering. A man of the people and familiar with human failings and weakness, he would soon command the loyalty and adoration of his countrymen who began to see him as an avenging savior who would rid them of their hated masters. He never preached revolution, yet, within two years of the beginning of his ministry, he would be dead at the very hands of those who had once viewed him as a savior, simply because Romans still trod Jewish soil. Yet, in these short two years, events would take place that would indelibly change the face of human history the world He followed the over. For, while Christ never taught revolution, his teachings were truly revolutionary. Never before had the ideals of charity, humility, love and self - sacrifice for the greater good of mankind been presented with such simplicity or eloquence. The revolution Christ began was far more powerful than any localized uprising his countrymen longed for, because he started a revolution in men's minds. A revolution that over the centuries has taken many forms but that basically has never changed. Now as we are approaching the celebration of Christ's birth we would do well to remember the mission of his life and ask if we are acting as true Christians, acting with goodwill towards all and malace towards none. Ask if we are following his teachings not only one day a week or one season of the year but everyday in every activity. The staff and employees of the Helper Journal wish its' readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Jr. High PTSA to meet tonight Christmas program. Tony O'Berto, president Students Association will of the PTSA, encourages all hold a meeting tonight parents of junior high (Thursday) at the junior students to attend this high beginning at 7:30 p.m. meeting as suggestions for The Helper Junior High an anual project will be band will be presenting a discussed. The Helper Junior High Parents Teachers - -- In n-- College of Eastern Utah racked up two more wins over the weekend while Carbon High fell in their Region Six opener to Pleasant Grove. For Coach Curt Jenson's CEU Eagles the two victories ran their season record to flossy The Eagles rolled to an 0 win over impressive the strong BYU Jayvee team on Friday night and had a easy time in disposing of the Ganado College team from Arizona Saturday night, No less than ten Eagles shared in the scoring against the Arizona team, Chris Randall and Nate Phillips leading the way with 25 points each. Helper's Nate Ellington picked up 12 points in the Ganado game and had a good night against the BYU Carbon had four players in double figures Randy Ross topping the list with 25 points .Brian Todd finished with 20, Larry Newby with 19 and John Craig had 10. s Mark Martinez contributed six points to the Dino total. 6-- 89-8- 101-8- of the Carbon Activities County hosted Statehood Day festivities will center in Helper the evening of Friday, Jan. 3 as guests will tour the city's Mining Museum and be treated to a tentatively scheduled to feature ethnic supper and local entertainment. The annual event, which marks the 79th anniversary of Utah's admittance to the Union, will explore the theme of "Coal Mining's Contribution to Utah." The is celebration being cosponsored by the Utah State Historical Society, the city of Price and the College of Eastern Utah. Gary Tomsic, administrative assistant to Price Mayor Walter Axelgard is serving as the local chairman of the event. Tomsic appeared before the Helper City Council last Thursday to ask their support in staging the dishes Cougars the night before when he scored 18. Carbon High was behind all the way in the regional with Pleasant Grove, sometimes by as much as 14 points.but the Dinos raddied in the fourth ' quarter to catch and overtake the vikings, with 4:07 remaining. The opener 68-6- Dinos could not hold on, however, and dropped a razor thin 0 decision to the visitors. 81-8- pre-seaso- n Attend St. Anthony's d3DC 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 20 Church Hall $flfl Da2Cipfl Door Prize $5 56 numbers called Valuable Prizes Fun for All 12 games for $1 Free Cookies Pop & from visitors throughout the state would be present for the activities. He said that visitors were scheduled in Helper for evening activities that would definitely include a visit to the Mining Museum Helper teams win coffee Candy sold Zemlock, right, Mutual Furniture manager presents the prize TV. Officer William Voll of the Helper police force drew Mrs. Ellington's name from the hundreds entered. and then a reception to be hosted by the citizens of Helper. The council pledged its' support for the event and promised to work with Tomsic on the Helper ac- tivities. The festivities actually begin in Salt Lake City Friday morning when Gov. Calvin L. Rampton and other guests board a special presidents' train of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad for the trip to Price. Members of the public interested in riding the train from Salt Lake may contact the railroad for reservations and fare schedules. Besides the Helper activities, visitors will tour the mines of East Carbon. A A couple of Helper entire area around the bank for parking. Litizzette said that a permanent facility would be constructed on the property as soon as federal agencies with governing powers over banks acted on applications that had been submitted by the Helper State Bank. off-stre- Rio Grande and Veltri Drug stepped out ahead after the first week of play in the local recreation basketball loop, the only undefeated teams with each showing two victories. Rio Grande, the defending champions, knocked off Grant's Distributing, and the Food Center, Mike O'Shea paced the railroader's attack in both games, pumping in 24 points in the first game and a similar number in the Food Center game. O'Shea had 67-2- 8, 71-4- 1. All-Sta- rs Both the Gianini All-Sta- rs finish, 2909 to 2906. All-Sta- High individual honors in the meet were claimed by Lou Wahl of Helper who had The high game scratch for men, a 252 and high series handicap with 633. Erline Dennison of Price had high handicap series for the women, her 688 of the first weekend holding up over the second. Jona Gonzales of Helper rolled a 234 game scratch to capture the individual prize in this category for the women. A total of 44 teams participated in the worthy event, down somewhat from a year ago, but still providing a sizable purse for aiding the needy at Christmas. depicting the history of Carbon County by WPA artist Lynn Fausett. The Price Greek Orthodox Church, the Assumption, a National Register site will be open for tours throughout the day through the courtesy of Father John At 11:30 a.m., the Price First Security Bank will formally unveil a copper cast sculpture by Jim Young, a CEU art in Statehood Day ceremonies will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Price Auditorium. Municipal Milton C. Abrams, chairman of the Board of State History, will direct these ceremonies. The day's activities will be highlighted by the annual Statehood Day address, this year given by Helen Z. Papanikolas, a Helper native. Mrs. Papanikolas is known for her historical studies of Carbon County and the contribution of Greek immigrants to the 12191p i Personals CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner you ever used, so easy too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Mutual Furniture. American Legion sets dinner 12191c American Legion Post having their annual steak dinner December 21 at the LaSalle Club, at 7:30. All legion members and wives are invited. Call legion officers for reserNo. 21 is vations; Europe, people the Devil that thought combed a goat's beard every day. area. The topic of her address will be "Utah's Coal Lands: A of Microcosm America's Becoming a Nation." Mrs. Papanikolas is a member of the Board of State History, author of "Toil and Rage in a New Land: The Greek Immigrants in Utah" and the editor of Senior Citizen News Thurs. Dec. 19, 1 p.m. School Lunch at Mont Harmon Jr. High for $1.50 In medieval a forthcoming bicentennial volume on the various racial, ethnic and cultural groups that contributed to the growth and development of Utah. In honor of each.Immediately after this lunch there will be a public that's hearing on funded under Title VII of the Older American Act of 1965 as amended. Senior Citizens should be concerned. This public hearing will also be at Mont Harmon Jr. High. Fri. Dec. 20, 8 p.m. Dance at American Legion Hall. Mon. Dec. 23, 7 p.m. Ceramics. John Nielson elected to water board John J. Nielson, Spring Glen, was recently elected to fill the vacant spot on the the celebration, the Helper Price River Water Journal and the Price te will feature a special commorative issue featuring many historic photographs and articles pertaining to statehood and to Carbon County's history. help from Fred John Bianco, Reid and Nick Cuccia in games. Grant's failed to have anyone hit the double figures in the scoring column, Dave Babcock topping the efforts with eight points. Vince Wixon had 11 points for the Food Center in their loss to Rio Grande. Wixon had a big night Monday in picking up 27 points but his team still scoring Bosone, Dimick the two Pharmacy off evened their record Jackie Lupo, Bill Jewkes, Robbie Jewkes and Ron Jewkes were too much for Grant's to cope with. Ron Jewkes topped all scorers with 18 while the best Grant's could do were the seven Dave Babcock during the week by dumping the hapless Grant's Double digit five, scoring performances by canned. League Standings: (Dec. Veltri 15) Rio Grande Chuck's Phar Drug go with Valdez, Kay Ferguson, Shane Timothy, Jim Peak and Manager Darrell Leonard makes the East Carbon team a strong contender. Chuck's 74-2- 2-- 0; went down to defeat at the hands of Miner's Trading Post, Im- provement District board of directors. Nielson, who will serve as one of the two representatives for the unincorporated areas of the county, will serve a six year term. over Chuck's Pharmacy and outlasted then Miner's Trading, Ellington had 26 points in the first game and points in the first game and 24 in the second. Brother Hezalee added 18 to the winning total over Chuck's and Matt Pollock 17. Pollock picked up 14 in the Miner's Trading game. Veltri's held as much as a lead over Miner's Trading in the third quarter, but the Miner's typically closed with a rush and had the margin down to Commission, Center, Food 8-- 4; Rio Grande 8-- 4; Vets. Lounge, Pharmacy, 7-- Bonnie Chuck's Pepsi Cola, 4; 6-- 6; 6-- Hi-W- Lounge, The Point After, High Series: Rosalie 5-- 7; 0. Fossat Burton Jewkes - Netta Norine - 180-4- 91; Margaret Banasky Katherine Winters Rose Ghirardelli High 9; Games: Hamilton-161- ; Prudy Wahl-17- Dunn-17- Louise Voll-16- 0; Mary 8; Arlene 3; 8; Lillian 2; Ann Ann Josephine Virginia Funk-167- Tasker-181- ; Rose Jean Anella-165- Borla-17- Reid-16- 8; Bendetti-162- ; Riche-171- Ruth ; in the closing seconds when Pollock bucketed two free throws to make it Ernie Valdez is the once again the top offensive threat for Miner's Trading, bank the shot artist had 20 points against Veltri and 26 in the Food Center game. The addition of former East Carbon Randy Gunderson and his brother Clay to the Miner's lineup to sharp-shootin- g All-Stat- er Lorna Andreini-162- ; Faith O,Berto-177-16- Lorine Pappacostas-180- ; Smith-179- ; ; 2; Hilda ; Margaret two points Virginia Hunt-sman-16- 0. Journal Helper Issued S A 18? Ever wonder how many races a horse could win during one career? Kingston, one of the fleetest thoroughbreds ever to circle the oval, won the slagging total of 89 races in 138 starts! every Thursday by Publishers Inc. South Mjm St Helper, Utah SECOND PAID AT ClASS rOSTAGE HELPER. UTAH Ktvln Turntr Editor Dan Stockburger Advertising Miner's Trading 1; Food Center, 1; Grant's Distributing, VOO'U (7:30 p.m.); Distributing Rio Grande vs Miner's Trading Post (8:30 p.m.) 26: Dec. Thursday, Chuck's Pharmacy vs Food Center (7:30 p.m.) Ml SHE Canned Ham $l7789 U lbs. 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The five man squad rolling for the included Adolph Bruno, Mike John Gianini, Mabrito, Steven Giacoletto and Joe Myers. mural the large theme of the pieces is in keeping with the weekend celebration. At noon visiting officials will be hosted a luncheon at the Price Elks' Lodge. Itanto Card of and neighbors for the phone calls, cards, food and beautiful floral offerings, donations, masses and a4 the help in the loss of our beloved Mother and Grandmother. Also our special thanks to Dr. A.R. Demman, the Nursing Home staff and all who helped with the funeral services. The Kos Family. date. 54-5- - All-Sta- view structor. The announced w" Bmmjj MOST and deepest thanks and appreciation to all the relatives, friends city, Luke Pappas, said he could see no legal problems in granting the building permit, however, thelcouncil said it would take the application under advisement and inform Litizzette on their decision at a later The potent Veltri Drug crew, with Rufus Ellington in the lineup, started the new season with a 8 win Bonnie Lanes teams, and Regis Club came on strong the second weekend to displace Melody Motor of Price in the top spots. The had a three pin edge over Regis at the mining methods will be shown and those interested may tour the inside of the U.S. Steel mine. On Saturday morning, visitors will have an opportunity to tour the College of Eastern Utah's Prehistoric Museum and in OUR for council Legan I in D&RG, Veltri's carry perfect record into 3rd week Bonnie Lanes among the women and Gianini among the men, won the team honors in the 14th 2853. modern film explaining tourney high-scorin- Mesa College holiday tournament. Coach Evan Excell of Carbon will take his prep cagers to American Fork tomorrow night(Friday) for the second Region Six game of the year with the cavemen. American Fork once again is the favorite in Region Six, a first game winner over Spanish Fork last week, so the Dinos will have their work cut out for them in this road game. b trailer banking facility on the lot and black top the However, the Price City planning board, in their consideration of the bank's application for a building permit, told the bank that they would like to see a building start within a year of the granting of an application. Helper hosts Statehood activities January 3 CEU had one more game on the slate prior to the holiday break, a practice annual Christmas benefit game with the Utah State bowling tournament conJV crew in the National cluded this past weekend at Guard armory in Price last the Bonnie Lanes. Bonnie Lanes consisting night (Wed). The Eagles were playing without the of Louise Hamilton g services of Barbara Migliaccio Mary nate Phillips who returned Wahl Prudy Dunn and to his Omaha, Neb. home Rosalie Fossat, posted a this past weekend following total of 2923 pins to far outthe completion of fall distance the Helperettes quarter at CEU. Phillips who had a 2854. U.S. Army will rejoin the team in Recruiting held on to third Grand Junction after the place a single pin behind the first of the year for the Helperettes with a total of annual rt j Mrs. Essie Ellington, left, who reportedly "never wins anything," proved herself wrong last Saturday as her name was picked in Mutual Furniture's drawing for an RCA black and white television. Tinav that CEU ups season mark to 6-- 1 after latest wins The Helper State Bank, with its' main office in Helper and a branch in Green River, Utah, will be expanding again, this time with a branch office in Price. Counsel for the bank, Stan Litizzette, was present at the Price city council's last meeting to make the bank's plans known to the council and make application for a building permit. Litizzette indicated to the council that the bank would be constructed on recently acquired property located Market next to the and bordering on 7th East on Price's main street. He told the council that the bank's quarter block lot cost a six figure sum. At present, the bank plans to place a specially built Hi-W- event. He told the council Dinos lose heartbreaker mil iii Helper State Bank expands to Price 19. 1974 st- - H"e7pe Phone 472-936- 1 1. |