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Show THURSDAY, PRICES HIKED WHOLESALE COAL DEALER fuel comj Wholesale CARBON 'COACH i f.o.b 3 The nev,- wholesale on are: mine shipping: points For lump over eight in $3.50, an increase of 50 cents e lump 3e or 5U 3x8 inches, $3.25, an cents: nnt coal, $2.75, crease of ow In ef- 25 cents. These prices feet. i coal re- Prices for screened the same at $2.2 untreat-for oil ed slack coal at $1.7 treated slack coal $1.7 J. 'Edward Taylor, c ve secre- tary of the Retail Fu alers Asretailers pociation of Utah, sa have yet notified him price In- crease. He explained t. n average main 1 - Ooach George Young of Carbon high is putting his squad members thro an intensive drill preparatory to the eame scheduled Saturday at Grand Junction, and the opening of the season at Ferron. Janua 9 The Dinosaur mentor has been con centrating on fundamentals and at tempting to develop a basketball temperament the cagers. among whose in performances games indicate they had not relaxed from tension of the football season. In their encounters thus far the Dinosaurs have passed fairly well and have been breaking in good style but their shooting has not been accurate. This inability to hit the basket is due to the fact the courtiers have been too tense, the coach bepre-seaso- u of 1037 tons of coal I' is being hauled through Spanl$rk canyon and this factor may fqgretail dealers to absorb the fsale price lieves Increase. i Young announced the Dino Parcel Post labels a he Helper saur's opening league game, originally slated for January d with South Journal Office Emery high school at Ferron, has s been postponed until January 9. The I other contest of the opening round, which pairs North Emery against Green River, will be played on January 6, as scheduled, with the Huntington quint doing the travelingCoach BASKETBALL HONORS I b j ' . ' r i -- f '., i f " St - ' 1 - - ' , . liii ?UuVV i T , t 3 i II Shown above are Hie boys wao carry Carbon High school's he pes lor its second :insi:cutive district cage championship Last yea-- they tied for the UU with Noith Emery. cenHack row, left to right: B.yner, forward; Orvel Ostler, guard; Alan Barker, guam and Dick and guard. Westle Cowley, center; Coach Draper, George Young; ter; ana forFront row: Clifford Bryner, guard; Albert Passic, forward; George Farliano, of the Carbon News.) courtesy forward. Don through and Bill Wilson, (Photos Kirk, guard; ward; , le Summary Of Jr. High And Castle Gate Game, Dec. 17 M-M- en Helper Junior High The lowest number of applications fnr iitssistancp received anv week this .Dimick If year was handled by the Price office Ray rf of the Utah unemployment compen- - Paioni c nation division last week. jNielson lg Clyde Davis, local representative Mullins rg of the commission, said the decline Berry c in requests for compensation Is due Carrol rf .... principally to increased operations iBunnel lg in the mining industry. Mines of the .Spigarelll rg county have substantially taken up Stapley lg .... Total the slack in employment, indicating a much healthier economic con- - Castle Gate dition in this area. H. Burgess If BIDS TO BE RECEIVED jDelaby rf . Fg - - Fg Ft. ... 3 2 CARBON COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM P 1 11 1 5 ' . . i J 3f 0. ' i vr V5 f I A. g - .1 J. 'J i , F p 1 1 .. 8 .. 0 ... 0 .. . 2 ... 0 iLarsen Bids will be received by the board Mills lg 7 the for of education on January Ludwig rg fair old the of county remodeling iD. Ross rf lii-i tiill lio- rvinverted eAucvii Voii... c into a music and drama building for;'Burgess S. Ross lg the Carbon junior college, according Lew-irg to Superintendent G. J. Reeves. IB Total The school district contemplates participation with the public works the administration in converting GAGE PROSPECTS structure to educational uses. It is the project will cost estimated c F Ft. 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 j I . Mil-bur- Unemployment Office Mf - ; Members of the squad are ourus Ned LeGrande Hadlock. Hadlock. WorkKen Sowards. Ken Walker. man. Jay Freestone. Reed Birchen. Bill King, Grant Anderson, Joe Leland Fox and Charles For Year By :isarq '" v. V title. New Low Announced (GdDEJD S pre-seaso- - 1 1 Uinta, high of Vernal, an almost perennial ylnner of the basketball championship in this region, is again a heavy favorite to annex the title. Observers rate the Utes the class of Region Five as a result of the ex record complied by the ceptional n Vernal boys In play. Coach Frank Wright's casaba ageight up gregation has chalked straight victories against ftiff opposition. All of the games were played avvay from home, making the record even more imposing. The Utes' victims included Park City, Cyprus. Midvale Second Ward. Midvale First Ward. Davis. Prove T.ehi and Jordan. The six high school teams included in this list all have considerable basketball tradition, so it appears the Vernal quint will be an outstanding threat for the state (i Pints, No. 4S r I TAKE REGION 5 of - Qarh,Mft.44 WILL SEEK SECOND DISTRICT TITLE it OPTOMISTIC state recently announc raise S OVER TEAM'S CHANCES prices for four sizes of ed indicating increased o. 5 costs Still confident that his basketball in coal mines of this team h:is plemV of potential ability.' - UINTA EXPECTED TO STILL I'AGE TIIREl UTAfl HELPER JOURNA- L- HELPER. THE 39 JANUAf 7 0 I 2 18 0 0 s - Completion of the work will give the junior college a setup of four buildings. Coupon available Books, for any use, are at the Helper Journal. i AT CARBON HIGH J' Iff! -- Ut 11 1 ; APPEAR. BRIGHT With football in Caibon county basketball having become history, takes the spotlight in high school, Black, Norman Duncan, Helsien, student manager: Glen Conover, She;-maE plie Sullivan, Coach Ernie Brown, Vance Baliii. Holmes. Jack Pugh. Henry Stott, John Don, college, junior high, and independent farmers. Among its activities have educational work on the wheat loan piogram, sponsorship of a plan ' health of insurance, of and encouragement sponsorship of Four-club work, sponsorship beautification home and OUTLINES PROGRAM programs, promotion of the reestab- of the county fair (unsuc- Officers for the roniing year we,.- Iishment cr t a if Ktt tor .m, a r" lot) f rkti se'ecteu :.nd other busings nriit.i: jw, e and farmers among to farm programs was taken up at relatianships tween other and farmers' occupaof annual reorganization meeting numerous the Carbon County Farm Burea-- nonaj groups, aiw court onal activities pertaining to agri- 21 in the held house in Price. ,lullme' Direcimg weie trie present omcer Organised on January 15, the bue reau has grown in eleven months to which Include: E. E. Pence, vice Watt, dent: George Wellington, 14 per cent of the county's - --president; J. Vivian Powell, secre .......-...i- and the following dirHOOP SCHEDULE FOR ectors : B. L. Framlsen, Kenneth A. acleagues. From reports and early there county, the tivity throughout en- FARM BUREAU Bob K. Brewer, Wangsgard n Wilson, and Mrs. Kenneth A. son, Price; Mrs. Charlotte Liddell and William uutler, Wellington; ano; John Piccioni, Spring Glen. Wil-Ibee- will be several powerful teams tered in competition in every division. At Carbon hign. Coach George Young will have a well de veloped and strong team entered an Region 5 play, was an Long and announcement made Distances recently by him. Several games have been played For Dependable Service to date, and altho the Dinosaurs have Call 213-lost moat of the games, they ware Estimates-Furnishesmall scores, by which indicate p well balanced team February 15. Caibon at North Em-- ' will be built. FIVE REGION South Emery at Certral. ery. Orvel Ostler and Co. 17. Central at Carbon, February Reed Bryner, regSouth at Greeniiver Emery. ular guards of last DRAWN IIP RECENTLY Helper Phone 213-February 2t. North Emery at on year, will be South Emery, Greenriver at Central.' hand again as will a of officials and Coaches region Dick Cowley, reserve on the at the Carbon high school aggregation which won the district gathered INVENTORY TIME to f.orin basketNo. 5 title and placed second in the recently seasthe for schedules ball coming star Bill Kirk, regional playoffs. of-- , North Emery hoopster last year, has on and take part in the annual the conducted school ficlals' through ser his w!ure Get Your Inventory Sheets Now! transferred to Carbon state high school association. vices as guard will be valuable. Dave Mitchel, secretary of the1 At forwards. Coach Young has Folders To was on hand to conduct association, Passic Albert and Farliano George trior-- were Rule tests. the changes seaa for good who appear to be in beson. Bruce Pike, out of competition oughly discussed. An attempt is 'JOURNAL rolleee to an, Phone made high T!?E bring assisting val.iable last year, may lend ance at. forward or center. In Alan school 'officiating more or, the same this year. Approximately 30 Barker, the Dinosaurs have a veter- plane officials from the 13 schools of th an center. the tests. are Wesley region Among newcomers districts for the thu-Schedules in come who vill a tall boy Draper, as follows: were drawn up at handy at center; Clifford Bryner ' Carbon-Emer- y District Bryner at forward: r.tard an,l I B. at Smith Carbon Januai v Emery, Ned Wallace Strait, Toward: and Greenriver. at North Emery is center. McCourt. Jimmy fcaqntnta another lad who will make some of January 13. Greenriver at Carbon, Emery. the others step for a forward pos- Central at IS.North North Emery at Carition. Others may show up later to January bon. Central at South Emery. give these boys a fight for squad January 20. Carbon at Central, positions. South Emery at Greenriver. have Carbon the cagers Although January 27. South Emery at North lost the services of Bruno Delia Central at Greenriver. all and rou'll nref Corte, one of the best players turned Emery. TRY 'EM iht Second Round West-leccetittt ifflokio out, and Earl Pollock, Harold . . til rou k lor h by . SENSATION Car'South 3. at are Emery February prospects Pete and Olraud, oamc.Thls meIIow.dclihiful at North Emery. liT up to it name ia thrift and tfarilL bright and local fans ara hoping for bon, Greenriver February 10. Carbon at Greenriver, Copynrnt, leaa.by toritiCo.. Inc. a continuation of the upward trend North Emery at Central. in Clarion ta.sketban fortune. iree-plantin- g - MOVING? be-th- Short euuea-Decemb- i presl-includ- r; W Free Carter Transfer W '3i-3- TVuMEROUS labor-savin- time-savin- g, g, electrical money-savin- g for appliances are available this year progress farmers. 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