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Show COAL LEAGUE Friendly News Notes From Kenilworth took first half honors with twin wins over Drager-toand Hiawatha in the last games of the first half. Scares were Kenilworth 23, Dragerton 4, on Saturday at SuCnyide. BY JOSEPHINE HOUGHTON At Kenilworth Knllworth Sunday, lock Hiawatha 18 to 2. Saturdays CASTLE GATE Fay Weldon jr.g up Provo canyon at the MIA game the long ball took the .honors Brent Beresen with ThackT will reach the North home. Visitors from Chieo California,' two heme runs and Johnson and Central States this week where he will fulfill a mission for the1 are Mr. and Mrs. Layfe Rollins Conover with one each. Floyd .L ' : .. L t f U .. , .. .1 Tlii alltArAil 1 LtUZy Uiuivu. no uic Oil. got a round tripper utry art? ViaiUUg LOW Zemlock jub niiu laillil. Lake mission home June 16. A Bill Houghtons and the Joe against Hiawatha. was held June 9 in j sons. Saturday Kaiser Steel won their the ward chapel with the follow- j Mr. and Mrs. Evan james and last game with a 7 to 3 victory ing program: Opening song, by children were Salt Lake City over Hiawatha and Sunday invocation by visitors over the week end. bounced back fto the win the congregation; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tabone and column with an 18 to remarks by win over J. Edgar Johnson; Thomas BendU; vocal duet by family were Provo visitors over. Castle Gate. The second half will begin on WUladean Miller, Joanne Hough- - the week end. Susan Phillips of prcvo visited Saturday, July 17, 1954. ton, Mary Margaret Russell and j FINAL STANDINGS 1ST HALF Sherron Houghton, accompanied here ovfT the week end. DOUg.j Tabone. Mrs. of. and L ir. W remarks, john Pessetto by Bulh ong, 9oio by Le salt Lake City spent the week! Kenilworth 8 0 las Wlleman; v. v uu 5 3 .j u .u Hit1 , .u. a u .xi i . ia ) 11 Castle Gate j i 5 3 Willadean (Miller, Joanne Hough- - stead and Mr. and (Mrs. John Dragerton 3 5 Kaiser Steel ton and Mary Margaret Russell, Pessetto. 7 Hiawatha accompanied by Mrs. Tabne. speaker, LaVell Miller; solo, Mary Marine Corps Taking HELPER PONY LEAGUI Margaret Russell; remarks, pres. Year Enlistments BATTING AVERAGES Cecil Broadbent; remarks, Bishop W S A AB H Pet. pay Thacker; remarks, mission- Until June 30th Martinez 27 12 .444 ary; gOSLg, by the congregation; intermountain area Marine Corps 16 7 .438 Lupo benediction, Earl Gilbert. Recruiting Headquarters at Salt, Reid 23 10 .435 Elder Thacker is the son of Lake City today announced that! Monte z 27 9 .333 Mrs. and Thacker. last month for area Bishop Fay j this is the Miller 3 1 .333 The Auxiliary pal party wa3 men to take advantage of the Ruden 7 2 .286 r active duty plan of the held last wek In the recreation 21 5 .238 Paletta hall with May Hilton in charge. Marine Corps. This two-yea-r M! Kelley 22 5 .227 The ladies played bingo after rine Corps active duty plan will Marchello 19 4 .211 which a dessert waa served to be discontinued throughout the Jensen 5 1 .200 on 30. States June Helen Hughton May Hilton, Marchetti 17 3 .176 len Carlson, Mary Babcock, Syl- Beginning July 1, 1954, the Chavez 19 2 .105 via Barney, Clea Davis, Josephine Marine corps will accept enlist- 12 1 .083 Basinger ments for three and four year Annie Evans, Ann Houghtjon, 1 0 Rasmusaen .000 Huff, Etta Nougaret, Edna Har- - terms of service only. Totals 219 62 .283 Present legislation requires men LIONS dee. Lenore Davis, Elaine Miller. AB H Pet. to agister for selective service, and LOis Nielson. Wilson 28 18 .643 Helen Houghton was surprised ' and if these men are selected they Tanner 15 7 .467 mili-' Scarcelli by her IMrthday club Thursday face eight 5'ears obligated 22 10 .455 evening. Enjoying the evening tary service. At least two of KirkwOod 21 7 .333 be permust were May Hilton, Ellen Carlson, these eight years 20 4 .200 Demman Marie Gilbert, Josephine Hugh-- ! formed as active duty. 24 4 .167 Casey Marine in the "Men enlisting ton, Annie Evans, Edith Brady, 24 4 .167 Sulpizio Dorothy BOwns, Elaine Miller ad Corps now" said Captain W. F. Telarole 16 2 .125 officer,! iGoggin, Area recruiting Mrs. Houghton. 23 2 .08 Bruce Recent visitors at the home of "can choose their service, know, Blackham 4 0 .000 ser-J out of were when are getting Mr. and Mrs. James Bowns they 3 0 .000 Jones Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cannon office, and may take advantage of Christensen 3 0 .000 offered. the fine military training Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. Jay 3 0 .000 Hopper by the Marine Corps." Swenson of Brigham City. 1 0 .000 Chiara Captain Goggin went on to ex-- ' Nielson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller and 0 0 .000 family wTe recent visitors at plain, "The 43 occupational fields 207 58 .280 Totals in the Marine Corps train men' Salt Lake City. BRYNERS SERV. AB H Pet. Mili-j Mrs. Weston potter and chil-- for civilian jobs as well as 12 7 .583 Smith dren, Lynn and Lee, are visiting, tary careers." 22 11 .500 Orocco Men interested in finding out Mills in Idaho. 20 8 .400 e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bendall about the last chance at the 34 12 .353 Huff eniistrecent Salt Lake City visit-- rine Corps two two year 34 12 .353 Richards ment program are urged to con- Miera ors. 27 7 .259 ReMr. and Mrs. Robert Booth and tact the local Marine Corps 32 8 .250 Gomez family were week end visitors at cruiting Sergeant or write to the Nevenner 24 6 .250 Marine Crps Recruiting Station, Sinims Springvllle and Spanish Fork. 2 8 .250, Ardus Davis attended the June Salt Lake City, Utah, for :. 30 6 Hamilton .200' conference at Salt Lake City. 10 1 .100! Turner Men accepted for enlistment up Mrs. Joe Turner, Dixie Lea 2 0 .000 Arroyo Taylor. Joyce Aim. Beverly Old-- ! to June 30 will be able to enlist Rowley 1 0 .000 royd, N'adine Nielson and Barbara for this two year active duty Nielson 1 0 .000 out- Marine Corps program. Gibson, attended a three-da257 80 .311 Totals GIFT SHOP AB H Pet. 25 16 .615 Higby Fail 26 14 .538 25 10 .400 Dalpiaz 7 2 .286 Ganser 11 3 .273 Aguirre 26 3 .231 Hafey 22 5 .227 Robertson 9 2 .222 Larsen 24 4 .167 Felice 24 3 .125 Kosmack UTAH RAILWAY D. & R. G. W. R. R. 8 1 .125 Adams 6 0 .000 Gordon Prescriptions Filled 3 Martinez . 0 .000 Phone 553 -:- Helper, Utah 0 .000 J&cabsea l wmsm Totals 21$ 66 .301 Castle Gate Fishing Is Good This Year On All Area Streams For Vets a Post-Kore- ,Cu two-yea- j ' j j ) Ma-wer- 1 Good creel returns were the The last school bell will ring ru'.t during the early hours and for thousands of vet das of Utah's general angling erans in the next two or three season. Opening day was June 12 weeks, and those who miss this with the 121 days of the season final bell will have had their scheduled to run through October lfiral chance for schooling Or 10 on most waters. training under the Korean GI Mre people afield and mre Bill, Veterans Administration said fish caught. Is the general re- this week. port in the Carbon area, with The veterans who must act in some of the more ardent fisher- a hurry, if they want GI schoolto man making several trips ing, are those who were dischargstreams and lakes every week. ed or separated from service beMost come back with limits. The fore 20, 1952. and wh August "onetfish a trip" sportsman in have not taken advantage of yet between this area is few and far the GI training .benefit. so far this season. 1 0 w Under the law, they must enGood weather, generally roll in, an actually begin, an apthis season, water conditions for havier-tban-eve- r proved program of training before and a prejsebson plant of legal and larger this coming August 20 in order trout wer chief contributing fac- to continue afterwards. For vettors to the successful opening, erans who fail to act in time, the according to Department of Fish chance to train will be gone for good. and Game spokesmen. The problem facing schooi-tgo- . They note that a continuation of the low water table may re- ing veterans is that few summer sult in some fish losses and less schools will be in session on the angling success as the Season August 20 deadline date, VA progresses unless unusually heavy For that reason, these veterans storms change the present Outclasses, look. Some sections already have will find that summer getting under way shortly, will a criticalliy short water Supply. plantings of legals will con- be the last classes in which the? tinue throughout the season from can start training before the cutthe twelve state hatcheries. It off date. For veterans planning GI on is expected that last year's plant mlMKn lesls the-joof two and one-hal- f training, the need for acwill ibe equaled or exceeded this tion is Just as Important, if not Job training proyear. An additional ten to twelve so immediate. million fry and flngerling trout grams also must be started by wMl also be planted during this August 20, but arrangements for beginning training are not tied period. Lakes and reservoirs will re- down to the beginning of a term, ceive the heaviest angling pres- as in the case with schools. sure if the low water table conThe August 20 deadline for tinues on major stream watera starting applies only to sheds. veterans who left the serSome high country waters .will vice on or before August 20, 1952, remain closed Co angling until VA AH veterans sepaemphasized. July 3. included are the upper rated after that date will have sections of streams and nearly two years from the time of their all lakes of the Uintah Moun- release to begin. tains, the North Creek drainage be To eligible for training unabove E&calante, and the Red the Korean GI BUI, a veteran der Creek drainage east of Hber must meet all three of these refrom the Old Rock Quarry to quirements; sourse. He must have been separated Other late cpenings on specific from active service under condiwaters include: Bunker, paroWan, tions other than dishonorable. and Ipson creeks closed until He must have been on active July 15- - Currant Creek from High- duty in the armed forces any "to source and Witts Lake way 40 not necesplace in the world closed to angling until July 10. in Korea after June 27, sarily to Anglers are again urged 1950. check a proclamation when any He must have had at least 90 later doubt arises concerning days of active service in the armed forces unless, he was discharged sooner because of an actual service-connectedisability. FIVE PAGE j b post-KOre- beautiful Perlaider Prescription Pharmacy Typewriter Ribbons Carbon Papers Account Books Staples and Staplers. THE HELPER JOURNAL PHONE 21 Whatever you want in beer Ranson atd son, Don Burnhope and and Pat Lloyd of Salt City visited on Father's with their parents, Mr. and Glen Lake Day Mrs. H. P. Lloyd. Helper, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hills in Price. CLUBS 4-- H and Mrs. William Krisa-ma- n of Orem, visited here Sunday with bis prents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kriasman and other relatives .They also stopped a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. tefOre returning Gene Gibson Mr. fr home. (Continued from Page One) the state, still there is room, for improvement, point Out the leaders, and the club is already resolved to top their record next year. This marks Ibe close of the Chicken cf Tomorrow contest 1954. The chickens the club members have raised will n0w b Oa the market. Cooperative market ing of these chickens is also an activity of the poultry club, and people of the county are urged to availthemselves of the opportunity of enjoying the best la broilers, pick and Scratch fr The homes cf Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maurlne and Mr. and Mrs. Bob TOmsick as well as the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Juliano, are buzzing with activity and entertainment since the arrival last week of their brother and sister and their families, Mr. and Mrs. John Juliano and children of san Jose, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonsignor and son of Grand CARD OF THANKS Junction, Colo. John and his fam on tb.e ily were accompanied I take this means of thanking trip by his wife's mother, Mrs. all friends and acquaintance also of Frances Orlando, San for my kindnesses shown through the Jose. The taurines plan to red illness and death of my turn hcmo with them for a va- the also lo E. A. Greenhalg-h- ; cation. the good people who donated nd Mrs. Glen Gardner blood in bis name. Mr. Mrs. Frances Greenhalgh spent father's day in Provo visits ing with their son, Fred Gardner, and his family. baa-ban- Visitors last week end at the of Mr. and Mrs. Art Dalpiaz and Mr. and Mrs. Fred were the gal's sister and her huband, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Engberg of Salt Lake City. home Bb-son- SUNSET Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Greener and Mr. and Mrs. George Martell spent the day Sunday fishing at Mrs. Greener says they caught their limit, as well as getting sun burned. After their fishing trip, their daughter-in-law- , Mrs. Darrell Greener of dinner and piice, joined them a pleasant evening at their home. Price JOURNAL OFFICE delightful Whatever the occasion fishing, golfing, Fisher is perfect refresh Helper Highway Show 8tarts at Dusk fr Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Moffitt last wek were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reid of Orangeville. July 12 Bryners at Lions 6 Gift Shop at W S A Thursday, July 15 4 W S A at Bryners 6 Lions at Gift Shop 4 Monday, July 19 Gift Shop at Brtners 6 W S A at Lions Thursday, July 22 4 W S A at Gift Shop 4 6 Lior.s at Biyners Monday, July 2S 4 Gift Shop at Lions Bryners at W S A Thursday, July 29 4 Lions at W S A Bryners at Gift Shop HELPER LITTLE LEAGUE 2ND HALF 8CHEDULE Friday, June 25 4 Mutual Furn. at Klwanjs 6 Helper Merc, at Helper Furn. Tuesday, June 6 4 Kiwanis at Helper Furn. 6 Helper Merc, at Mutual Furn. Friday, July 9 4 Helper Merc, at Kiwanis i Mutual Furn. at Helper Furn. Tuesday, July 13 4 Helper Fum. at Helper Mec. 5 Kiwanis at Mutual Furn. Friday, July 16 4 'Mutual Furn. at Helper Merc. 8 Helper Furn. at Kiwanis Tuesday, July 20 4 Helper Furn. at Mutual Fum. 6 Kiwanis at HJper Merc. Friday, July 23 4 Mutual Furn. at Kiwanis 6 Helper Merc, at Helper Fum. Tuesday, July 27 4 Kiwanis at Helper Furn. 6 Helper Merc, at Mutual Furn. - 8ATURDAY FRIDAY June 25 & 26 From the Impassioned Pages of the Bold Best Seller "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" 8tarrlng LANCASTER CLIFT DEBORAH KERR FRANK 8INATRA DONNA REED BURT MONTGOMERY 8UNDAY & MONDAY June 27 & 28 WILD" "BLOWING 4 full-bodie- d picnicking, boating 4--H Starring 6 richness, clean, flavor, creamy head, Fisher has all these qualities. It's crisp taste yours to enjoy. I sister. Mrs. family. Monday, The useful and the are never separated. For All Your pi Ronald returned to their home in Osden last Sunday after visiting the past three weeks with her HELPER PONY LEAGUE 2ND HALF SCHEDULE . Monday, July 5 (Holiday) opening and early closures of 4 Gift Shop at Lions waters as well as fOr any rules Bryners at W S A and regulations governing the Thursdap, July 8 4 Liens at W S A fishing season. 6 Bryners at Gift Shop Dill s - Mis. David, d y HAPPY SEWERS CLUB The Happy Sewers club met at the home of Mrs. Tny Priano of Helper on June 8, 1954, under her direction. After the opening prayer, th annual picnic was dlscussel and reported a success. Mrs. joha Kokal was a guest of the club at the "picnic. Regular business was taken care of and meeting adjourned. 4-- H post-Kore- i wwjip JOURNAL (Utah) THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 n Dra-gerto- n 1 HELPER The GI Bill Bights Time Running Out GARY COOPER BARBARA STANWYCK BARGAIN NIGHTS TUE8DAY A WEDNESDAY June 29 A SO "SO THJS IS LOVE" Starring KATHRYN QRAY80N Sory of Grace More PROFESSIONALS MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Dick Mitchell Embalmer A Funeral Director PHONE 300 : PRICE TIIORIT HATCH LAWYER 163 80. Main L 000' Phone 27B Helper, Utah N0wf& MRS Loyal Order of Moose ) 0 tSrrwO riSHfl Made in One of America's Most Modern Breweries UTAH DISTRIBUTING CO. -:- - MtWINO Price, Utah CO. felt lake City, Uttk KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY STRAIGHT Meet Every Tuesday, 7:30 pjiw HELPER LODGE HALL Ton. j noiesttll Governor Reubln Dixon Secretary w7yxv |
