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Show 66 SET AUG. SAFETY BRIGHAM 2-- 3: Appearing as a spokesman for all of the state press and publishers' associations of the United States, Hoy A. Schonian, manager of Utah State Press Association is scheduled to address the second President's Highway Safety Conference in Wash ington, D.C. The conference, of which Major General Philip B. Fleming is chairman, is meeting June 18, 19 and 20, with Bafety delegates from every (state in the country, headed by the jtate governors, assembling to discuss an action program for meeting the accident reduction goal set by the President. "President Truman has fixed the saving of at least 10,000 lives through the reduction of traffic accidents, as the minimum goal of the President's Safety Conference," General Fleming said in announcing the conference. Speaking on the afternoon of the 19tb, under the title "The Press Will Carry On," the Utah newspaper representative will outline to the safety delegates in Washington details of the highway safety campaign now be 7 41 A Manager of the Utah State Press Ass'n. office in Salt Lake City Is in Washington where he is addressing President Truman's safety council meeting. He represents the weekly newspapers of the nation as their spokesman. The first air show ever sponsored in this area is slated to take place at the Carbon County Airport on August 2 and 3, is a report issued this week by J. A. Theobald, executive secretary .of the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce. The event will be sponsored by the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce, with the cooperation of the U. S. Army recruiting service. Price Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Carbon County sheriff's posse. Price post of American Legion and other civic groups. The show will climax a week of celebration in Price, winding up Carbon County Centennial events. The Robber's Roost rodeo will be staged on the evenings of Aug. 1 and 2, and on Saturday evening, Aug. 2, the Centennial committee parade will be staged. Arrangements win De super vised by Judge F. w. Keller, chair-iman of the Centennial parade commit June 13 Mrs Ferral Bently, Price, boy. June 14 Mrs Claudia Draper, of Price, boy. June 15 Mrs Leo Trescott, Helper boy. Mrs Clair Nielsen, Hunt- June 15 ington, boy. June 15 Mrs R. C. Cary, Wattis. girl. June 17 Mrs Morris Guymon, of Huntington, boy. June 14 Mrs Dominic Royal, girl. Standard Hospital June 17 Mrs Seferino Standardville, Bonimo, Gonzales, boy. MARRIAGE PERMITS j It's n M-S- - i THE MIDLAND there's OIL boy. those states, was introduced to the managers of state press and publish jtee ers associations at tneir annual meet. Aa 9 HINGES Price City Hospital June 12 Mrs Robert Ellis, Hiawatha, boy. June 12 Mrs Francis Monsen, of Hiawatha, boy. June 13 Mrs Ray Killpack, Ferron n n nriripd featnrp nf the air ishow. souadrons of aimlanes will flv ing in Chicago in November. "The Utah State Press Association over the parade in formation. The air decided to adopt the campaign at our show will feature planes by the Army ing carried on by Utah newspapers annual convention in January and National Guard and scheduled to open on a national scheduled it to open the week of air forces, the Utah and fliers from civilian air squardron hasis In daily and weekly newspapers April 7. this year. It will be conclud all sections of Utah.. Arrangements the the country during throughout ed July 4th. Florida launched it Feb- also are being made to have several week of June 23, immediately follow ruary 1, Louisiana April 1, and Mis of the large type Army planes lng the President's conference, con- soun June 1, MT senonian expiameu. over on the botn days of airfield ny tinuing for 13 weeks. All materials for the campaign is the show Panes wil not land at the "Utah was the fifth state to launch furnished to the newspapers through !airport but will flv close enough to this campaign, and the first west of the of the National Con-b- e cooperation observed from the ieId the Mississippi River," Mr Schonian servation Bureau of New York City.! Committees have been named ,bj Stated before leaving Salt Lake City Mr Schonian. who manages the Salt the Carb Count chamber of Com for Washington. l"' merce for the air show. Pres C. L. uurt ui " It was originated in Pennsylvania i.ahe at nnamgnt t plane by Washington has heen grteH as grand and New Jersey in the fall of 1946, Monday, Mrs C. T. Bailey, director of marshal of the event. Others selected successful and after proving highly Utah Safety Counicl, who is an offi- are J. A. Thobald, manager; B. H. In helping to reduce traffic fatalities cial delegate from Utah at the Presi Young, secretary. Earl H. Hills, dent's Safety Conference. treasurer; A John Ruggeri, legal Leaving on a later plane, early council; William P. Maack, ticket morning, were Ray H. Leav saeg director. Tuesday Time To Have Your itt, chairman of the State Koact com Committee chairmen named are: mission, who will represent Governor Airport operation, E. L. Buck Davis; RADIATORS Herbert B. Maw at the conference, reception committee. Mayor J. Brack and Grant A. Brown, chairman of the en Lee; Red Cross, Alvin Wallace; Flushed and Cleaned State Tax Commission, also a confer- fire department, Nephi Gunderson; ence delegate. concessions, J. C. Forrester; airport "AIR RIDE" ground arrangements. Commissioner JULY FOURTH E. Bry Miller; advertisinge and pubU. S. ROYAL TIRES Continued from Page One) lic relations, Hal G. MacKnight and children and two baseball games are C. N. Memmott; ground and reservaAmerica's Newest, feature events. The Utah Distribu- tions, Price Junior Chamber of Com tors are scheduled to play the Salt mece; air Most Modern Tire Lynn Goetz-maadvertising, Lake CYO team. Mrs Vernal Lewis and James Drossos. traffic and manager of the Diamanti club girls Erin Leonard, and the CarCool-Rid- e Seat Covers softball team announces a game with policing, bon County Sheriff's posse, Therald Kolob Lumber of Springville. As an Jensen, captain; Army and governadded feature the Mexican Outlaws ment O. E. Funk; equipment, CONOCO PRODUCTS with Hiawatha. tangle window display advertising, Theo- Two dances one a street dance on dore buses Zupon; an( transportation . In thp sinrtitnr- Tulv 3" nnH" thp nthpr U.S. BATTERIES " Konert warren airport, D. K. Down ; mm are ottered. Dean lKrKwood s ey and Keith Leavitt; local flying orchestra will play for the street program, Lynn Goetzman. airplane 8ee Us for Expert Lubrication dance. Mr Kirkwood is generously deajerg display, W. W. White; civil Penzoll & Quaker State Oils to commithis the services donating air patrol and civilian pilots, Keith Tire Repairing and tee. Jimmy Dart's orchestra Leavitt; and public announcements Vulcanizing plays at the dance on the 4th. loud speaker equipment, Dr. H. B. The purpose of this year's celebra- Goetzman. tion is first and foremost to commemorate Utah's centennial and sec- SOCIAL SECURITY ondly to further Carbon Post No. 21's OFFICIAL SETS Memorial Building fund. With two such laudable purposes in mind every VISIT TO PRICE SERVICE STATION man. woman and child in the county Sterling K. Peterson, Field Represhould come to Helper and witness sentative o fthe Provo field Main & Locust office, Helper this mammoth extravaganza. will be at Court the House in Price 307 Phone from 9 a.m. to 12 noon June 24, for Phone New? Items to The Journal the purpose of rendering assistance to persons over age 6." who have worked in employment covered by the Social Security Act who desire to file a claim for social security retirement benefits, and to accept claims from survivors of deceased WELL, GIRLS, ROUGE wage earners who were covered unMAY GIVE YOU THAT YOU'LL find der the social security system and a survivors of World War II veterans SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION hundred cents worth in who have died within three years of BUT IT WON'T YOUR every dollar you spend with us. To deal with us assures you of topnotch quality and a G.S.D. discharge. CITY RECREATION (Continued Our Efficient Guaranteed. We la use Crane Plumbing and can supply your tures, Water Heating equipment. Also Fix- Hot T0MSIC PLUMBING Repair & Heating Sliop Ph. 171 them to join in the fun. the program progresses expects to hold tournaments and competitive contests and merchants and organizations asked to present medals and trophies to the winners In the various events. Two contests are already In the process of making, they being a tennis tourathletic skill nament and among the older boys those of American Legion baseball age. The American legion baseball program now directed by Nick "Mascara and the recreational program will be correlated together and the two directors will work together in hande athletic and reling the creational program. Both directors have assured the Journal that a weekly report will be made by them. As Service or 230R Helper, 187 S. from Page One) ganizations to make this program broad enough that the coal mining communities may participate in the activities, and an invitation is extended Mlg-liacc- io city-wid- In Jail; Knife Wounds For CITY Other A NAME COMMITTEE MEET IN WASHINGTON P, Tavern Fight Lands (W Man ENTERTAINS HELPER CARBON AIR SHOW 8 27th FRIDAY, JUNE -- TAXING ROY A. SCHONIAN U.S.P.A. MANAGER ADDRESSES IP IF QmLMJL PRICE CIVIC AUDITORIUM ADM: ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c j CENTENNIAL PLAY MIA. NORTH CARBON STAKE THURSDAY. JU(IE HELPER. UTAH THE HELPER JOURNAL Page eight According to Brigham H. Young, county clerk, marriage licenses have been issued to the following during the past week: Ernest Y. Monson, Sunnyside and Catherine Evans Turner, Sunnyside. and Kenilworth, Henry Garcia, Emma Antencio, Helper. Robert Orlande Hull, Dragerton, and Vila Herring, Wellington. Glen Charles Dumas, Greenriver, and Naomi Clair Nelson, Greenriver. Charles F. Peterson, San Francisco, California, and Caroline Fox, B. Frank Anderson, Helper, and Margaret Blaunsa, Helper. William Gordon Brown, Salt Lake City, and Freida Evelyn Turri, Salt Lake City. Final Rites Friday For Andrew Babich Funeral services for Andrew Bab- who died in an Ogden hos17 at 3:30 a.m. following June pital a lingering illness, will be conducted in the Mitchell Funeral home at Price Friday morning at 10 o'clock under the direction or the Rev. Richard E. Halbert, pastor of the Community chuTch, Price. A coal miner by vocation, Mr Babich was born in Czechoslovakia, on June 29, 1S88, and has lived in this country 40 years, 28 of which have been spent in Carbon county. He was employed by the Peerless Sales Co., at the time of his last illness. He married Anna Rolando in 1932, and besides his widow is survived by a step-so- n Billy Babich, Helper, Mrs Ruth Petand a erson of Chicago. Burial will be in the Mt. View cemetery under the direction of .the Mitchell Funeral home. ich, 59. fight in the Pastime about 11:45 a.m. Tuesday HERE NEXT SUNDAY m one man receiving several knih wounds ,and another landing in T stock their boost to Still fighting Carbon couty jail to await chare! in the Utah Industrial Baseball lea- of assault with a deadly weapon to City Marshal j0 gue, the beaten, but undaunted Utah According some Distributors will atempt to do O'Berto, who investigated, an old thing next Sunday, June 22, they grudge between Kanakis GenanuL unable akis and Pete Marenos flared have been up between them and the former flashei so this far to do a knife and before he could be "beat the season Marenos had wounds on th as they Peaches" arm, neck and hand. cross bats with visi r" stop-pe- Genanulakis iting Brigham City, have twice who back turned them during the '47 The Peaches the were the and Distributors Enve'B, Journal. lodged ? ; W at Islzes, at the UTAH hi The citizenry of Utah will be aits first opportunity to see a big time track and field meet next Friday and Saturday nights, June 29 and 21, when 250 star athletes from 62 colleges in 30 states come to tie Utah stadium for the NCAA track and field meet. Combination tickets, good for both nights can be secured at $3.00, including tax, by writing Theron Parmelee, University of Utai Salt Lake City. Included among the bevy of star? who will be fighting for Olympic recognition as well as collegiate honors are Melvin "Pel-Me- l" Patton from Southern Caifornia, the world's fastest human, who will be seeking to shatter the world mark of 9.4 seconds for the 100 yard dash, and Herb McKenley, the Illinois rocket, who last year set a new world record for the 440 yard dash. The battle in the 220 yari dash promises to be the race of the century. Only the cream of the collegiate crop have been entered in the meet and probably never again will Utah citizens be afforded another opportunity to see a track and field meet of this magnitude so close to home. Send your ticket orders to Theron Parmelee, University of Utah, along with a check or money order anJ your tickets will be mailed out Ifforded mmediately. Phone News Items to Helper Hired Kelp That Won't Leave The Farm Enlistment Terms In "Electric hired-hands- " assure you of dependability that you can get in no other way. And you can hire these electric workers now for electric farm equipment is becoming available again. For example there's an electric motor to hoist hay, elevate grain, grind feed, saw wood, pump water and for scores of other jobs. (A 1 horsepower motor can do the mechanical work of 8 men.) All in all there are 200 jobs on every farm that "electric hired-handcan do dependably and U. S. Navy Are Changed economically. Word has been received at the Navy recruiting station, Provo. that first enlistments In the U. S. Navy may now be made for a period of three (3) years. Men who have had previous service In the Navy and have been discharged less than three months may now reenlist for two (2) years. kg s" oui moM until FRIDAY, SATURDAY of 1 she- TRACK MEET Two Local Unions Name Slate For New Officers If th turn- DnMlAT step-daughte- The following nominees for office two of Carbon's local unions, members of the UMWA have been nominated, according to a report coming out in the last issue of tile Labor Journal: At Wyoming-Uta- h Standardville those nominated are: For president Joe Bryant. Leroy Merrill and William Lavato. For vice Ki... bt Cook. For recording president seereta: Salis. Frank Gonzales and Joe O'Brien. For financial secretary Ernest Tuson anil Joe Palis. For treasurer R. P. Wilson and Fred Martinez. For doorkeeper- - Will Howard. Fred Martinez Jr., Vnl Ham ilton and Claude Howard. For trusteesTom Davis. Ray Martinez, R. P. Wilson and Emil flood. Election will be held at the two meetings held in June and both meeting votes will be added together to determine the win ner. By voting at both nicotines it will give both day and night shift workers an opportunity to vote. Those nominated at Royal are: President Adrian Anderson. Vice president, Pete Borla. Recording sec retary. Wallace Llewellyn. Financial r, secretary-treasureMalio Pecorelli. Warden, Donald Prince and Loren Peterson. Trustees. Rulon Uneritch, W, H. Brown and Charles Kills. in to be held until trial or bond Is allowed by the court. riff league fav i theorites when season opened back on May 4, but so George Sluga far Brigham has won 3 contests, and Helper has won 2 which makes them more or less a toss-up- . After the humilation of seeing a lead vanish Sunday as the Pinney Beverage nine pushed, over ten scores in the fourth, and then go on to win a 12-- 9 decision over the locals, Manager Eank Zaccaria is definitely decided he will cease experimenting with a probable lineup and pick out one and play to win. According to an indirect announcement by aZccaria following last Sunday's ball game, he will start 'the following lineup against the Peaches Sunday: Babcock If, Mullins rf, Dale bout ss, Sluga lb, Peyton c, Bailey 3b, Woods 2b, Zaccaria If, and anyone of four pitchers, a guess would be to nominate Rip Collins for the first man out. Then again it might be Bill Carr who has come thru with some mighty fine relief pitching the past couple of weeks. There is Marwho lowe, Pessetto and Stringham, are starting pitchers. Sunday's game will begin at 2:30, and will be the last home game until Wednesday, July 2, when Pinney conies here for a night tussle. Between Sunday and July 2, the Distributors travel to Magna and Provo for a pair of games on June 25 and 29. They also have two postponed games with Pinney at Salt Lake to play, and on July 9 they play at Brigham City, which is the final first half game. Coin was Helper City jail, but later was ed over to the Carbon county d YOUR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT vtUtAH POWER 4 IICHT CO. MHlACt - Journal ' |
