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Show PAGE FOUR T STANDARDVILLE NEWS Miss Velda Newren spent the week end visiting at the home of Agnes Mathis in Price. The Relief Society held their open ing social Monday, September 31. Merrill Newren left Thursday of last week for Salt Lake City where lie registered at the University of Utah. Mr and Mrs U'Dell Krebs accompanied by Mrs Harry Lee Krebs of Scifield, were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Krebs. Billy Lavato of Denver, Colorado is here visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lavato. Mrs Manuel Sarmento entertained at a birthday party Sunday in honor of her daughter Tomasite. Twelve guests attended. Games were played and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Cosmie Lavato are spending the week in Trinidad, Colorado, where they are visiting with Mrs Lavato'-- ; mother. Miss Frances Perry entertainel the Pinochle club last Friday evening at her home. Mrs Ima Davis won high score and Mrs LeRoy Merrill won low score. After the game re- - ! . . HELKBK F M . . JUUKINA FOOTBALL HALFBACK. NAMED PRESIDENT OF CARBON STUDENTS The student elections at Carbon college were climaxed with a vhirl-- ' wind campaign on Monday and after the balloting it was found that the students had split their ballots elect-- I ing their president from the Students' Party ticket and vice president and secretary from the Student Harmony l.'KCt. The presidential race was sa close at the first counting that a. recount was indicated and the first count cave Tom Migliaccio of Helper a advantage ovec his opponent, Heid Lindstrom. Both boys are veterans of World War II, the newly president having served with the navy and Lindstrom with the military police. Both are also football members of the college squad. The office of vice president went to Henry Rachele, also of Helper, a senior high school student. He defeated June Hardy, college student Rachele is a letterman on the baseball team. Frances Hardy, Price, also a senior high school student, won out over Edward Howw, college student, for the office of secretary. it n I" DPI? " . " L. " I I A THURSDAY, a 3-D- AY - promisim; the pigskin for Carbon high, the Pinosaurs last Saturday tuternoon ran up an impressive 33 to 13 score on the Tiser? from Grand Junction, as a team that and stamped th.-will be tous'i to beat durins the present season. Coach Pits Sumnierhays paraded a team before the Kcal fans last Sat season urday for th.- - first time thin that remimle,! those who attended the game of some of the Sumnierhays teams of the past. His line charged and his ends, back and guards did some impressivp blocking: running and passing that pleased the critical football eye. Grand Junction threw a scare into the Dinosaurs when they recovered a Carbon fumble in the early part of the first half and went on from the 25 yard line to score a touchdown and then kick thP extra point. However, the Dinos started rolling after the kickoff following the Tigers' freshments were served. score, and with Fullmer at quarter, Mr and Mrs Ira Hielman and fam- Alger and Lindstrom alternating in ily, have moved to Royal to make carrying the ball, Carbon scored, but their home. missed the kick. They held the Tigers; took over the ball and on a FOOD CENTER beautiful run 'by Lindstrom scored their second touchdown. LaVoy Gale who missed the first try for extra point was sent and split the uprights to send the Dinos ahead 13-They scored a touchdown in each quarter and Gale produced two more extra points. Summerhays' two tackles, Bruce Broadbent and Tony Pellegrino, and Dick - Hill at center, played bang-uball on the line. Lindstrom's blockand running, and Alger's passing ing 1 kept the fans alert constantly. The lineup: ... Grand Junction Carbon Schultz le Quinn K. Doran It Broadbent uu Osborne Jensen Ig c Chinn Hill H. Doran re Thompson SOUP Becker rt Pellegrino Menuder Tatton rg Fullmer qb SI 3 Hiatt Hill lhb Alger, rhb Hanna ' Crompton fb Lindstrom McDonaugh & Score by quarters: 9 7 0 0 6 13 Grand Junction 13 7 f, 733 Carbon New Service for the Eastern Utah Motoring Public KRAYN3 MQTQH COMPANY Nash Dealer ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW SERVICE DEPARTMENT Carl Parkey, Service Manager YOUR FOR NEEDS, TRY AUTOMOBILE KRAYNC MOTOR COMPANY LOCATED: 23 80UTH CARBON AVENUE NORTH OF THE POSTOFFICE We Specialize in Motor Tune-U- p GUARANTEED SATISFACTION FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER p J i r' '""WjfHEctoD CDDlZjCZJ at a -- 3 fflfiffiK.nl ijiictinc riiuaj) oaiuiuwj, vw. 1 I lies & MATCHES ... i nnDnn Carton 6-B- ox j " i&K,5's & DD.imo ' 8 nppp imon iihaii aaiih uixr uuiCN 3 PKGS VIP1 A can tx, Itflll"!! FOR LG ' P ZQOP 3 B4CKAGES LARGE 5 CHILI TREET 25c FRUIT JARS SEM0UNA 25c FLOUR 38c HAMBURGERS "'c" C0N CARNE ARM0UBS CAW 29cf 15c g 2 . Red Star eS? i ULU UU I Un O U1II5 "N Can ih.S2c Tkmm If 3 HASH 39c 25c PADLUM SHAVERS 25c GRAPEFRUIT 28c BARBECUE SAUCE (SdDfifiee g3U COnn BEEF PKG A $S.15I 1 2 QUARTS 79c $329 CUDAHYS 23c BAG arm-lan- anson opens on November 2. it was & fish state the nounced Saturday by commission. game The daily limit was fixed at three male birds and the possession limit at two days' bag or six maie birds. 7 a.m. Shooting hours will be from e:"b of the three P.m. until bedays' the 7 o'clock opening hour official before minutes a few ing sunrise during the hunting days. The 5:30 p.m. closing time is approximately a half hour after official sunset each day. The commission also announced that the quail season will open on the yame day to run concurrently with tr Gold eleven. The two teams will meet again on October 26, very likely at the Helper anpark. Coach Pres Summerhays the college that nounced Wednesday wanted to bring at least one collge and possibly a high school game to basHelper this fall, and also a few winter. this here ketball games tion observed with the of Washington county vhT the season on ducks and geese Jii open on November 2. Federal resmi ations set the opening date in zone at October 25. States are J? powered, under the regulations t shorten t,he season at their discre'tio" but may not lengthen it. The commission also authorizes the state game director to close tain areas to waterfowl shooting a3 a conservation measure. A special meeting of the Odd Pel lows of Helper lodge 5G was held a the K of P hall September 24 with three grand lodge officers in attendance from Salt Lake City and also 57 visitors from throughout the state The officers were N. V. Sorensen Grand Master; R. A. Bewer, Grand Patriot of the encampment branch and L. A. Gibbings, tirand Secretary! A banquet was served to all member during the evening. and MORE MORE people are buying their food from O.P.S. Food Stores than ever before. Why? Because O.P.S. Stores' consistant top prices are worth while quality and everyday budget-pleasinAlmost a quarter of a century of continuous growth proves the fact that every year more and more people rely on O.P.S. Food More g Stores to supply their needs. Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Oct. 4 and By piling up a total of 223 yards against 87, and making 13 first downs as compared with 6, the Mesa college eleven the completely outplayed Golden Eagles from Carbon last Friday at Grand Junction by an 11-- 0 score. The Mesans scored a touchdown and extra point in the first quarter, and two safeties in the third period. This was the first game for both teams, and proved that the Mesa team's coach defense, his chief worry was sufficient to stop the Blue and Zaccaria Renamed Mgr. (Continued from Page One) night. The first was to consider installation of a lighting system at the Helper park to provide for night baseball, and the other was to revive the Days of '49 as a- means of financing the team and the light project. President Wahl named a committee on lights composed of Mr Halversen chairman, Mr Memmott and Mr and instructed them to collect all possible information on lighting; the availability of materials and cost and be prepared to report back as soon as possible. Mr Phalen heads a "revival of the Days of '4!)' committee, and will be o assisted by Pete Perrero, Jo and Vince Bonza. They will meet present officers of the organization and representatives of other groups who in the past sponsored the Days of '49 to discuss th epossibility of bringing Into being the activity that became an annual affair in Help er before the war. According to Mr Wahl an invitation is being extended Mr Zaccaria to attend the next meeting of the directors with the nurpose of outlining the playing policies for 1!47 and to discuss player possibilities with him. October 14 was the tentative date set for the meeting. 5 FLOUR Kg?.. $2.98 2 IU. 25c j SEEDLESS RAISINS CRANBERRIES BANNER PKG 49c 85c LBS gc KERR QUART TE TOMATO JUICE GAL ON49c PKC SHREDDED WHEAT APPLES 12C LB CAPE COD 10 SUGAR COLLEGE ELEVEN DROPS OPENER TO MESA GRIDDERS ' i.oTof! ' IT "9 - the pheasant Eeason Vith Th7" PHEASANT ception of certain counties and m DINOSAURS SCORE areas which will be closed the discretion of the state Eam! ,at dirSEASON TO OPEN ector. IMPRESSIVE WIN The bag limit on qual was fixw, eibht birds and the possession SECOND NOVEMBER TIGERS OVER 0. J. at two days' bag or 16 birds. It was further Utah's pheasant hunters will have commission that announced bv ,v Uavid Lindfederal reguiati Lead bv the wily the three days in which to bag on the shooting of migratory strom and Xed Alger two of seathis wa, when year's bird backs ever to tote fowl will be e A OCTOBER ; 13c POTATOES AO j Commercial $0.69 Mcintosh p.UO Bushel J Idaho 100 lb - Cor-man- i. SPUDS RED BLISS No. 1 100 lb Bag $2.49 GROUND BEEF fflb BREAST OF LAMB MINCE MEAT "AA" GRADE RUM FLAVOR DILL PICKLES CHEESE LB "AA" GRADE LAMB ROAST AMERICAN NIPPY g)c LBS FOR LB LB 32c 25c 45c 15c 53c OPJEOPJS 50 LB BAG No.l Small Q$c GRAPES ALL KINDS 2 lbs. 35c imam ST O o Jul-ian- College Meets Dixie (Continued from Page One) the athletic council are making a fiea to all who attend the games to respect visiting players and school officials as well as the officials. To further emphasize their desires (he following rules have been approved by the council: 1. The officials interpret the plays and render the decisions. They are our repmsentatives and must be so This week we have prepared for you quite a large variety of meats as long as it lasts. Choice Utah Lamb, Mutton, Beef, and Veal Fish of All Varieties, Including Oysters and Scallops FRANKFURTERS LB FRE5H 39c Kraut to go with them MINCE MEAT LB (BEST GRADE) 23c CHEESE OF ALL VARIETIES Fresh Liver, Chickens, and a few items yoa haven't seen hanging around for some time reverted by all. Occupy the bleechers or take a station to see the games that will fc'- -P yon off the field and behind b.. Itnes at all times while the 2. ; game progress. There are deputy policemen f0 keep the lines free and maintain order, 'ion should respect them and PlvP them friendly cooperation in their requests. Is In 3. FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER FOOD HELPER STORES -- a SURETY OF PCEITF- - , , ' UTAH |
