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Show Fishing Conditions Continued Hrtm Paat On ited to foot travel and should be careful not relations with stockmen land, and graze sheep fishermen to irritate who own along the creek.. Scofirtd Reservoir . The? water level at Scofield is over 70 percent capacity, fishing has been slow to date, but should pick up after the runoff subsides. Kakanee fingerling have been stocked this year, and rainbow fingerling will be stocked in the near future. Cottonwood, Lowery, Seely and (Perron Creek - The reservoir should remain full long enough to provide adequate feed to improve growth rate and flesh condition of these fish. There is a limited population of cutthroat trout. The road is rough, as usual. Willow Lake Has been stocked with catch-abl- e size rainbow trout. Pete's Hole Stocked last fall with finger-lin- g size rainbow trout, which are now about 0 inches. There have not been any sa tenable size fish yet stocked, because the road from Ephraim i closed. The road from Emery County is open. iLate reports from the Regional Office at Cedar City indicate that all lakes, in the Boulder Mountain area are ice free and roads are open. For further information concern inig Fish and Game matters contact your local Conservation, Officer, or the Regional Fish and Game Office, 513 East Main St., Price. These streams will not be stocked until water conditions become more favorable; probably .. At present these waters are high and roily. ' White River Both forks have been stocked with catchaJble size rainbows. The road is in good condition. Ferron Reservoir (Was heavily stocked with size rainbow trout last fall. There is believed to be a If a free society cannot help of fish in thj many who ere poor, it cannot very good carry-ovFerron. The winter has been long save the fetw who are rich. and the fish are not too large, i John F. Kennedy. mid-July- sub-catcha- er DOT m PONY FINALt HALF FIRST Elks Rio LEAGUE STANDINGS 6 ..... 5 Grande Vets Fuel Crabon Posts Playing Schedule 4 5 6 4 one-hitt- er er J3-h- H-i- up-setti- teams. Sham-pooe- rs out-last- ed . Apts-Cal- 472-fi8- Friday, June 22 P E T HEADQUARTERS Expert installation. A Good Sample Line. Free Estimates. 07 r ,21,3tc FOR SAILE ilQEft Chrysler Sedan $350.; also used Hotpoint Automatic washer $50. Both in ?ood 2-- condition. 6'21-lt- Phone dr CP FOR SALE 3 Bicycles. One is 18" size, two others fullsize. All good buys. Inquire 51 Maple St. or Phone 472-6361.1tp 62 FOR j 6 i 472-83- 43 P ' June Elks vs IC&C. OriEALTH FOOD STORE June 29 Friday, ganic Vitamins, Clint Millar 4 Rio Grande vs Elks Whole wheat Flour at 316 N. 2nd East, 6 Carbon Fuel vs IC&C. Grange's, Monday, July 9 Price, Utah. Phone ME 4 (F.lks vs Carbon Fuel vs Hio Grande Friday, July 13 i'O CARPET CLEANERS -t- 4 .TC&C vs Elks. Or.ental and Domestic). Carpel 6 IRio Grande vs Carbon Fuel. Laying, Rug Bending and Serg- - Monday, July 16 4 Elks vs Rio Grande. r.g, Upholstery and Rug Shampooing; Electrolux Sales and 6 tiC&C vs Carbon Fuel. service. W. R. Everett, 844 N Wednesday, July 18 nd East, Price, Utah. Phone 4 R:o Grande vs IC&C. ME jam 6 Carbon Fuel vs Elks. IO 07 Rio Grande vs Carbon Fuel vs (Eiks and Couch and matching chair, brown color. Excellent condition $60. Call 472-09- 4 25 Monday, 4 JRIo Grande vs IC&C. Mohawk, and Bigelow, Firth carpets. HELPER FURN. 6 Carbon Fuel vs iFJks KWR. Helper Wednesday, June 27 V?m 4 Carbon Fuel vs Rio Grande 71 SALE-hSTUD- HELPER PONY LEAGUE 2ND HALF SCHEDULE ; AR FOR SALE Large home, family room. 2 baths. In ideal location in Price. Phone 037-13or 637-07- 41 6,14,2t FOR 13 Miscellaneous Modern FOR Frame House at Rains, with furnace. Call for in formation 6,21,282tp SALE farm with modern house. All under cultivation, also 2 income houses. Call 4tc cre LOST AND FOUND QCTUna BOOKKEEPirK BOOKS 4712-32- 18 LOST Lady's watch, in vicinity of Rio Grande Depot in Helper. FOR SALE Girls Sehwinn bike. Like new. Bargain buy. Call Reward offered Phone 61rltc 472-52- 85 return. for 6,21 472-95- 85 ,ltp Guess the Identity of "Mystery Personality" Look for the Ones It's Cash - If You Win i2& THURSDAY, JUNE . Holiday tin Price vs Sociedad Price vs June 27, First Natl vs Sociedad at Helper; Fri, June 29 Sociedad vs Price at Helper. Wed., July 4 Exhibition Game First Natl vs Sociedad, at Helper; Mon. July 9, First Natl vs Prloi at Price ; Wed, July 11 SoOf a total of 3062 vehicles ciedad vs First Natl at Helper; a"d aT Fri, July il3 Price vs Sociedad at cast Price; July tl5, Price vs First Natl at Helper. ped also had two belts in the 15 First Natl at SS Wed, July its Prios. Mon, June 25, Natl at Helper; W-- First SHSh Helper; Fri. feaneatTi? ?J' 20 Sociedad vs Mon, July 23, iLl 2t. w 1 ' ' t,f0r! figUreS ti I mr-ii- tti UM itir .iMn IXM i I1M tut 21, - us id ,Iollday nw Productions. ld-w- ide rPean a strange anomaly," Col. Canadian Hyatt commented H skatin Am- - champ-- ! and j team Xwho TV shows . wlth ...... martl,Po " uu'a UVUI whose tin, German champion only appearance in America was with the German Olympic Team at Squaw Valley; and Sandy Wir wille and Susan Goodman, teen age Americans with great promise as potential starring material. "that perhaps on lAm(v,v wa..a.wav. . TO YOU IT'S UP lly llcwurd E. Kerjknrr, L.U.D KfiE ARE often criticized fur ' pointing oM that there are ft'w CommunUts uuiong the w!''r.",3' and many more wellinlen- - who have inadq th mistake of sco7e musical but skater pace rww lCfi Fair er o( JOURNAL (Utah) 1962 Jft- Ted Deeley lending their port to Com-in I a t front orgauiiaUons. A cate in point is the Hev. Mr. B. Clarence Lead-ley- , head of the New Zealand hui f n w Methodist Dr. Kertimer y, Tiif PitEsnvmuAjJ Joi'knal of these 306,000 vehicles Rives us some ciuotatlons from are adequately covered by inhis Prohiaenclal Inaugural adsurance. These owners are condress in which vii are admonscious of the need to protect their ished ' to look squurely at the sins of capi'alism und denounce property but strangely have no them In the name of Christ." concern over their personal wel- That's a'.i riKlit, we ought to for, or .that 0 ,hpir fnmllipa nr denounce the siiu of capitalism other persons riding in their cars. hut the Rev. Mr. Ieadley goes If they did they would have seat on to say that the capitalist nabelts," he concluded Returning favorites include Deb tions have not done as much aa The Utah Safety Council ex toie, Robbie, Johnny and Pat Wil- - Communist countries in solving In that national social at pressed the view that increasing liaims, Holiday's charming family he is mistaken problems. for there is far numbers of vehicles are being igroup; Ray Balmer, Tommy more social welfare in capitalist 'with belts as the result len, Alice Quessy and The Un than in Commanlst countries. Managers of the teams are: f ir. Leadluy said, 'The ComPrice City, Kent Jensen; First ci promotional ana educational 'gers, dance team who scored so National, Dave Robertson, and efforts of many groups and bus- - heavily last year in their first munists in China have dealt Sociedad Mexicana, Joe Crespin iness and industrial concerns. As American tour. Most of the other with social evils such as hunger, of the poor by the more people become aware of familiar faces have been trans-th- e exploitu'ion and Jake Chavez. rich, prostitution and illiteracy," and injury-reduOther league officers are Bob ferred to Holiday's European and and "w? should be big enough to admit that irom a Bocial point Goudge, vice president; Kather-in- e ing values of seat belts their Far East shows, common sense will lead them toj Chief among the production of view China is vastly better Griffone, secretary. install and use the belts, the spectaculars will be, "The Sleep off under the Communists and we sliouid recognize that this la WESTERN BOYS LEAGUE Council indicated. They pointed ing Beauty," an tee skating ver-o- ut a judgment on us." 1 Melper Mercantile that serious and fatal in- - sion of Charles IPerrault's eternal There is more starvation ia 1 Helper Furniture juries are reduced more than fairy tale as conceived by the China right now than anywhere 0 Kiwanis , Famine conone-thiby such use in case of Great Tschaikovsky. Others are elso in the world.severe 0 ia that Mutual Furniture .... mishaps. This means that over "Holiday on Parade,". 'IFrvptian ditions are very Family life Helper Merc and Helper Furn 75 lives could have been saved Fantasy;'' IRhapsody for Strings' unhappy country. has almost been destroyed tod victories in last registered first-rou- nd year in Utah had the victims and "Holidayland." at the lowest estimate more than the Western Boys league, Merc been using belts at the time of Tickets are not on sale now, 30 million people have been murto 12 8 and their accidents, the Council said, but thev downing Kiwanis may be ordered by mail dered in cold blood. We wonder Helper Furn. coming out on top The seat belt figures compiled from Utah State Fair, SLC for what the Rev. Mr. Leadley seta in this tragic record that a of Mutual Furn lil to 7. Ihw the TTtah IHizhwav Patrol are Hlkrprv Dlkrtii Anir 1 thinks is an improvement on life Helper Merc called on five followsin the capitalist countries. Dominic Bur Pero, Billy pitchers, 306352 Total venire inspected ton, James Callor, Roy Talerico 0ne lbelt onIy .... 533 Phone We' Item To Jmrmnl and Binko Tone befort winning, Two ,beltg (Jront .. 8,154 Phone Newt Itemt to Journal Kiwanis used Robert Fenn and 101 ... .... n (toack Imai. Jackie Ori, RodTw.0 lbelts (back Randy at) .. . 1407 Christensen and Al Vasquez, ac- - Total vehicles equipped, ... 9,895 counted for nine of the Merc pprpnt nf total inspected runs. Billy Fox and Billy Jewkes .03 Vehicles equipped ! were the leading stickers for Kwanis. McDonald of Montt-ccllMt SeoH Lary Hrifoar let the first-ha- lf of mora thaa Utah, on with down Mutual Furn. Champ, 300 Salt Lata School of two hits as his team mates jump qradualai who ara now ed on Gus Liapis for 8 as Helper anjoyinq challanqlnq work with most ad The Pony League got the second half off to a flying start with the second division "teams in the ng first half the first, two om at Frl., June HELPER The ing Providence to save them from Returns to injury in case they are involved been have Arrangements in an accident " l This is the view expressed by CPTpletf d'or the Coliseum e..JT..:..tj rv,i ,t of the Utah I u IV, OWUIUIII lu TT . ter notnig seat belt statistics A. Macey, secretary-managof at the conclusion of developed the Fair. the annual motor vehicle (Macey said the 63 version will team: home to six innings by rain and cold. at Helper; Fri, July 27 Price vs Scott and Bill Kos combined to Sociedad at PTice; Mon, July 30 at Helper. pitch the Vets to the win. Mike Price vs First Natl Wed, Aug il First Natl vs Martin clouted a long home run at Helper; Fri, Aug 3 Soc off Scott Kos in the fourth invs iedad Price at Helper; Mon. ning. Rufe Madrigal got two doubks and a single for the Vets. Aug 6 First Natl vs Price at Price Wed, Aug & Sociedad vs First at Helper; Fri, Aug 10 Price PONY L. Standing Second Half Natl Sociedad at Price. vs 1 0 Independent Coal Game Times 1 Cartoon Fuel 0 at Gam'?s Helper will start at 1 Rio Grande Vets 0 5 p.m. Games Price will begin 1 Elks 0 at 7 p.m. on college field. two-ru- SAILE the . Independent Coal edged by the winners, Elks, 8 to 7. n Johnson hit a Billy FOB SALE For Bent homer in the 6th to give Indepen dent Coal their margin of victory. DBE one of our Carpet ROOMS FOR RENT Day, week Robert Jewkes continued his or monthly rates. Also Furn- hitting barrage for Elks with a FREE with (Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Mutual Funr ished Apts. Steam Heat. Wash- home run, double and single. room facilities. ft Hdw, Helper HILLCREST Carbon Fuel Rio ffiUte j HOTEL & APTS. Phone GR Grande Vets in a hitting maraFOR SAiLE Spinet Piano, this thon 21 to 16. 10,10,usc Helper, area. Take over small monthly Hits and runs were a dime a payments. For more details FOR RENT dozen and it appeared to be a Modern write: Credit Dept., Box 148, House. Call 4725437 4,19,usc question of who would ,4at last S.H. Station, Salt Lake City, to win. Utah. FOR RENT modern Michael Gianini hit. the only 61438 jtc l home run for Rio Grande. Apartment a t Gibson FOR SALE Large modern house 4,12,usc 472-M- league president. First named is hit. July Rio Grande Vets copped second Price at Helper; place by taking Independent Coal First Natl vs Price at Price ; Wed 13 to .10. The game was cut short July 25 Sociedad vs First Natl first-ha- lf double garage, etc. Contact Dea Dlamanti, GR Appoint ment only. lrll,usc is the playing 'sched Colt League, released by Dave Robertson, Following ule ol the 3 this week i 3 Independent Coal Elks walked off with the first half title in ths Puny League by trouncing Carbon Fuel 15 to 1, last Saturday. Robert Jewkes for Elks, but pitched a the big also smashed four consecutive home runs for a new league mark. Jewkes hit homers in the 1st, 3rd, 4th and it 6th, to pace a Elk attack. Phil Greer added two more home runs to give the Elks a total of six in the game. Johnny Steele got the lone Carbon Fuel left-hand- Most Motorists Trust To Luck Bather Than Use Safety Bedts Most (97) of the motor ve- hicle owners in Utah are trust- - Colt Baseball League BOYS BASEBALL I life-savi- c- ng , rd I LOCAL DOY MAKES GOOD o. Elae-tron- lu their furniture rivals Johnnyt Spadafore settled the issue with a three run home-ru- n in the 5th. Leon Uzelac hit two doubles and a single for Furn took to 11 7. not a tiicrVi f .Knt Auto-nati- lm Tam. L " MINOR LEAGUE Minor 1 to the old Leaguers continue pjn. day each T got the After Hos nnd Willie Ellington ' only hits for Mutual play at er boys Amarica'i miull and tpaco duitrias. Mr. McDonald is a ci Itctronlo iachnician with Diviiion of North American Aviation, Downay, California. Othar qraduatas now ar with dt Thiokol, Harculai, Sparry, In and Utah, a wall at many California and Washlnqton firmi. Big ; ' va Mar-quar- " strenuous two long and innings the score remained tied at 24 to 24. The Yanks and Dodgers in the older group played a fast game Monday with the Yanks winning 10 to 8. Pitchers for the Yanks included Jimmy Borla, Stan Mor tenson, Hufus Ellington and Edj Grundy. For the Dodgers Roger JOIN THE SPACE AGE TEAM! 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