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Show MINING NUMBER 49 33 VOLUME tHm JOURNAL SHOPFT. TO EVEHy LLLLZlF"rg U, MINER BOARD 1 ELECTED MEMBER up a to 10 1 majority DAYS OF . in Upholding '49 KAN wn A H SHOW a decision It elected last spring to head the third Directors of the Helper Board of show, was in charge of the meeting, Trade decided last 49 Mr. for Thursday at er and and immediately called for expres- their regular weekly meeting, to for a Wilson, sions from those present as to the extend the Vuletide lighting and total of 5 6 4 of again going forward feasibility program decorating rotes, nearly 200 with arrangements for the popular into the residential - Tn n. was joore than late winter attraction. district of Helper, JU cast three years To select the definite dates; choose anu are ottering Mr. when ago a theme and appoint committees, a $60 in was el Wilson was as for Decvaiuame called c&ir meeting prizes Sunday, L. A. ected. Miner i ember 17, at 1 p.m. in the civic a n incentive to Voting in the other communities home owners and ' All organizations who ,7 school precinct was very auditorium. of this to enter in- in last year's show, and f tenants L cooperated . much below expectations. to ,the spirit. in Helper, will be ex others any an Mr Miner will become active pected to have representatives pres- - ( The competitive decorating pro- member of the hoard of education ent at the meeting, ject officially began last Saturday conoa January 20, 1940, and will What the profits . of the annual wnen tne cty of Helper was covered tinue to serve for five years. He is with dodgers announcing the new member elected this affair will be. earmarked for prob- the only and individuals will have un- will be gram' deferred until after the year. Other members of the present 111 weunesnay. Dec. 20, to com has show was staeed. But it heen board include Orson Guymon, Price; plete their decorating. The followthe that decided funds definitely C. W. Taylor Sunnyside; Turner, ing day, Thursday, all homes within Peterson, Kenilworth; and Earl Dur-ran- raised will be used for some civic Helper wilj be judged by a set of to Castle Gate. Mr. Guymon is project that will prove beneficial impartial judges, and awards made whole. as a A the number community president of the board. to the five homes chosen by them. of have ideas already been suggestVoting by districts: According to Ace Miner, president the library book list; ed: Enlarging Wilson Miner of the Board of Trade, homes and equipping a playground on the newly 21 East Helper .... 219 center in Fitch apartments will be judged from three recreational plotted 13 West Helper .... 144 Originality, 40 per cent; park; adding to the auditorium angles: 40 IS N.W. Helper .... 152 per cent, and Theme, a new swimming pool, Beauty, ' equipment; 9 11 Peerless some of the ideas proposed at 29 per cent, (carrying out the holwere 34 . 15 Spring Canyon iday idea). Tuesday's meeting. 58 . Standardville 6 Prizes which will be awarded are Officers of the '49 committee el- as follows: 33 . 10 Latuda , First, Floor' Lamp; secMr. to ected last spring in addition 35 . 14 Rains ond, an occasional chair; third, auHyde, are M. H. Wilson, secretary, tomatic flat iron; fourth, three-piec218 571 TOTALS and C. A. Knobbs, treasurer. These vanity set; and fifth, a (Plurality, 353 for Miner.i men will again guide the destinies of water set. 1940 the affair. President Miner and the Helper " Board of Trade are 'Very desirous OF BUSINESS MEN of making this year's lighting and ORGANIZATIONS PLAN decorating of Helper main street and residential district exceed anyHELPER, PRICE, thing that has eve.-- been carried KIDS' CHRISTMAS out here. This can only be done by FETE FOOTBALL TEAM every person in Helper cooperating PARTY FOR DEC. to the fullest extent, Mr. Miner Members of the 1939 Carbon High stated. school football team were feted to a Friday, December 22, at 7 p.m. banquet last Friday night at the has been definitely set as the date COLLEGE PLAY HERE Carbon County Country Club in hon- for the annual Community Christmas or of the excellent record achieved party for the kids of Helper and by them during the past season. area, at a meeting held NEXT WEDNESDAY surrounding Business men of Helper and Price at the civic audi financed the party by each sponsoritorium preceding AT BONNIE THEATRE ng a member of the team. the meeting of" the George Wallace, Arthur Hanson and Days of comVal D. Hicks all of Price, were the mittee. Carbon College will .present its committee in charge of arrangements, to first college play "The Late ChrisDetermining and Mayor J. Bracken Lee of Price make this year's topher Bean," at the Bonnie Theatre presided as master at ceremonies. in Helper next Wednesday at 8 p.m., the largest party Short speeches were heard from ever attempted in according to Lowell F. Barker, draSupt. G. J. Reeves, Dr. J. C. Hub- the city, every ormatic coach. Two casts have been bard, Aaron Leonard, Allan Browne, ganization in Helchosen, one to play in Helper and Melvin Wilson, Mr. Wallace, and are being askthe other to present the same prodper Mr. Hicks, all of Price, and Mayor-elec- t ed to assist the uction at the civic auditorium in Price 0n December 45. Barney H. Hyde of Helper. American Legion, Coach Preston Summerhays expressed who are taking the Several Helper students will apappreciation on behalf of the team lead in making ar. pear in major roles, Mr. Barker anfor the honor done them by the bus- rangements nounced. Louis Bunnel and Lorna for M- W"s" Nyman have been selected to play iness men of both communities and the party. introduced members of the team. M. H. Wilson is general chairman the two major roles. Mr. Bunnel will Mayor Lee expressed a desire that of the Legion committee and was in play the part of Davenport in both not think too charge of Tuesday's meeting. He as casts, and Miss Nyman will alterall present would associaAthletic of the Utah harshly signed all organizations present at nate with Lorraine DeCola in the tion for the ruling that eliminated the meeting a definite job and each part of Abby. Carbon from a chance to defend their has consented t0 participate in the A large group of college students 1938 title. He stated that he felt affair. are assisting in the production of An attempt is being made to in the play as business, stage, program, they had acted in good faith and that it was just one of those mistakes duce the Ric Grande employees to electrical, photographers, ticket and that sometimes occur and Carbon forego their already planned party, usher managers. Scenery for the county had suffered. for December 21, and combine their play is being constructed in the shops Jim Eaquinta and Ken forces in perpetuating the one big under the direction of D. E. Wil Prince, were introduced by Mr. Lee party. A committee consisting of Fred liams, and was designed by Joe Norwith the statement that Carbon was VoII.'b. H. Hyde and Mr. Truscott, ton, stage director Posters are being losing two of the best players ever were appointed to meet with the prepared through the art department tne wo under the direction of S. A. Olsen developed at the Dinosaur school. committee representing e Both received The college orchestra, under the positions on Grande, to discuss the affair with two different teams. Eaquinta of the them. direction of E. M. Williams, will officiaj Tribune team and Prince on Tentatively planned, the party will present a half hour concert before the Telegram. heein at 7 p.m., with a program ar the Helper production on Wednesday According to Pres Summerhays, he ranged bv Helper schools; this to be and the second showing at Price will have a much larger membersmp followed by the appearance of Santa Friday nights. of his team back for next year than Claus, who will distribute gift packAccording to Mr. Barker, it is the he had to begin the 1939 season. ages to the kids. A dance will prob- intention ol the faculty at Carbon This indicates the Dinosaurs should ably conclude the affair. college, to give Helper equal opbe plenty tough again in 1940. portunities in seeing and supporting e activities of the college, by bringing Welfare Expenditures the school play and other produc Ricci Market Makes Drop During November tions to our community for pre Addition Tp Meat, sentation. counExpenditures of the Carbon Delicatessen Counters ty department of public welfare drop, HELPER RATES LIFE MAGAZINE as comRicci Market has just installed ped to $15,896.62, last month This week's issue of LIFE maga acin October, pared with $16,415.94 anower addition 10 meir ncau rezine carrieg a picture of the mural modern meat display counter, and cording to the monthly financial to be painted in the Helper painting John week this by announced a new delicatessen case. These two port Office Post by Jenne Magafan of modern additions greatly enhance T. Maulsby, manager. sometime in the Colorado Springs expenses accounts, various In the the appearance of the meat departin the popshown Also future. near ment and 've tne owners of the were: Old age assistance, $5,710.20; ular were pictures magazine weekly aid to dependent $175; to blind, tore considerably more space for aid 47 other murals to be painted in children, $4,297; and general assist- of displaying their products. the other 47 states in the United Albert Ricci, manager of the store, ance, $5,774.42. States. is very desirous of having all their and son, Mrs. Jesse Mr. Perry and Mends tfhd patrons drop into their James Pappacostas spent Monday establishment and examine their new Bill, were visitors' in Salt Lake City on business in Salt Lake City. Monday. est equipment Jp"'H ft J r pio-abl- t, . e five-piec- e ' 22 '4-- - r--i i -!- - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1939 UBSCHIPTION DELIVERED ONLY ON TMr jouwnal' Newt) r&moN asoin meDper Open TTomorrouj Niglif At be-ja- g Min- -r- Street Decorations To Show Brilliance When Light Switch Turns thioughot-S;Hepeiv..ap- OPEN 7TH ANNUAL 6 CARNIVAL TONIGHT The advertised surprise of the opening of the Carbon Catholic Carnival tonight will be a speech by HELPER RAISES over William A. Ruel Reverend transcontinental telephone from his sickbed In Somers- IN RED CROSS woith. New (Hampshire. Father Kuel ROLL CALL CAMPAIGN has officially opencarnival ed every since the inception w of one In hat has been declared In 1932. This anthe most successful Red Cross Roll nouncement is made Call campaigns n Carbon county for In order that his a number of years. Helper went many friends will be "over the top" by raising over $300, on hand to hear the double the which Is more than speech. amount raised last vear, according The Seventh Carto Mrs. Walter Clarke, of Kenilworth, bon County Catholwho was county roll call chairman. Father Stoffel ic Carnival will John Quilico and Wesley Lewis open with a banquet tonight at fi:30 ana were cocnairmen tor tieiper p.m. in the Silver Moon Hall. , were ably assisted by a group of Other plana Include a children's workers who thoroughly canvassed coronation Saturday afternoon, and and surrounding the community a more elaborate and regal crown areas. of the queen of the Catholic in ing All coal mining communities carnival Saturday at midnight when the county have reported from the Identity of the queen and her more subscribers chosen to one-hal- f king will be announced. Mrs. were received than last year, afternoon The ceremony will take Clarke reported. Price city raised 2 p.m. and will at place Saturday also which js approximately $500, center Tellaroli of around Raymond somewhat higher than the past Helper to be crowned children's king, and Miss Mary Ixiuise Aldosoro Need Clothing of Price, who has been chosen hh Mrs. Clarke reported that requests national queen. had been received from The of the 1939 queen headquarters that sweaters and old of the identity Catholic carnival remains a are relief war for purposes clothing secret until her entry at greatly needed and will appreciate the stroke of 12 triumphal Chosen Saturday. by naof this contributions receiving vote from eight contestants, she ture. The national Red Cross organwill enter the hall at the signal, esization will supply wool and needles corted by her king. Each contestant dewho are to experienced knitters chosen her "king," to become has sirous of assisting them in supplysuch officially if his consort la Those for relief purposes. ing clothing the fortunate choice. , His title will desiring to establish a knitting group then be "King Koal." are asked to contact Mrs. J. W. Queen - contestants are : Martina Bingham of Price, who is in charge of- - this-- activity, Egosquei Irene - Prtchard and, Jnni Colzaul of Price; Norma Colby of Helper-Worker- s Listed. ,. 4 Wellington; Dorothy Martln of Mr. The following workers assisted Yolly Loiatta of Kenilworth: Quilico and Lewis in making it posPrice of Helper, and BeaMargaret to sible for Helper raise their quota. trice of Standardville. Aguirre They are: Committee in charge of the afMrs. Victor Litizzette, Mrs. Mike fair includes; Mrs. J. E. Flynn of Apostal, ,Mrs. Harris Simonsen, Mrs. Price, general chairman; Mrs. Edith M. O. Porter, Mrs. John Laboroi, Sallas of Helper, vice chairman; BetMrs. Joe Rebol, Mrs. Chris Jouflas, ty Norton of Price, recording secreMrs. John Sallas, Mrs. R. H. tary; Mrs. Anne Eldridge of Price, Mrs. L. R. Thayn, Mrs. Jim Mrs. R. T, McLaughlin treasurer; Mrs. of Bottino, Mrs." Bruce Moffitt, financial secretary; the Rev.. Price, John ODerto, Mrs. Dolly Spigarelli, Stoffel, publicity chairman; the Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Greenhalgh. Milton J. Kelly, chairman of the Mrs. Homer Donohue and six help- queens. ers canvassed Spring Glen. Mrs. Maurice Tatton made the drive at homes along the pavement. KIWANIANS HEAR TALK $300 At t'( o'clock tomorrow evening, (Friday), main street in Helper will be flooded with the Christmas spirit, for at this time the lighting and decorating scheme will have been completed by City Electrician Jack Aime and his department, and the switch will be thrown which will officially open the yuletide season in Helper, and bring into color the sil houettes that have been carefully painted and hung along the center ' of main street. The project, which was begun sev eraj months ago, by Mr. Aime and his department, ig being sponsored by the Board of Trade, and all other organizations in Helper, who cooperated in the recent fall festival. $175, a portion of the profits from the festival, is being used to assist the city in financing the project. Earlier' in the season it was the intentions of the board of trade to stage a celebration and program to officially open the Holiday Season in Helper, but with limited funds and ibecause they did not feel they should seek a contribution from the local merchants, it was decided to centralize their activities and use what money was available for one grand Christmas party on the Friin Christmas, day night before which all organizations in the city are being urged to cooperate with the American Legion, in making this party for the youngsters the greatest ever staged here. Merchants Offer Values ...Cooperating to make this season mer one of lasting remembrance, chants CARBON CATHOLICS WoDD Dim g Mr, I Politically Independent made last three voting districts, Acel March by the Days of '49 committees was elected to Miner the easily and officers, Helper will be the k Carbon County School Board, defeat-in- scene of the third annual Days of DECORATE YOUR HOME W. D. Wilson of Standardville, '49 sometime the late part of during incumbent member of the board. A February, as a result of a meeting PROJECT was recorded in Helper of LAUNCHED heavy vote cooperating organizations at the elcivic auditorium last Tuesday for a school night. ection, there Barney H. Hyde, two times general FOR YULETIDE SEASON chairman of , the committee, and re 515 votes ' ft " cast for ri e .... HOMF Yule BE SCENE OF RECORD VOTING Piling Helper's HELPER TO AGAIN "u one-thir- few-year- . not only decorating their stores and windows but1 have stocked their places of business with merchandise that will make everyone enjoy a who make eal Merry Christmas, local stores their shopping head quarters. Beginning this week and contin uing throughout the next 14 shop ping days, locaj merchants and the board of trade are beginning a concentrated advertising campaign, cen tralizing . around the slogan, "Stop, Shop, Save, In Helper, For Holiday Bargains." Radio spots as well as newspaper advertising will be used in promoting Helper as the trading center of this area. To Decorate Window At Monday's Board of Trade lunch eon meeting, it wag decided to def CARBON MASONS ELECT of the vainitely, decorate one-hal- f cant Lowenstein building window, SULLIVAN AS and material has been ordered to J, to used. out theme the be carry Last week the Kiwanis club voted WORSHIPFUL MASTER at their meeting to continue an idea started last year hy them, and dec J. L. Sullivan, Helper, was elected orate the other half of the same to the position of Worshipful Master building. It is hoped that other or No. 16, F. & A.M., ganizations in the city will follow of Carbon lodge election the at annual meeting held the idea started toy these two groups. Masonic in the Price temple in JOPPA LODGE ELECTS last Monday evening. He succeeds Robe:t G. Murray, C. A. VARNER formerly of Price and' now a resident of Orem. ' WORSHIPFUL MASTER Other officers who were elected C. A. Vainer of Columbia had been at the Monday elelected Worshipful Master of Joppa ection meeting lodge No. 26, F. & A. M., at Its anare: Paul J. nual election meeting last Tuesday Helper, senevening, December 5, at the Masonic ior warden; Walttemple in Price. He succeeds M. S. er N. Wetzel, Hia Wycoff of Helper, as master of the watha, Junior war. Jack Sulhvan lodge. Ma(hew Gi. dM; . Other officers besides Mr. Var-ne- mour, Price, treasurer; J. W. Hamelected Tuesday are: Byron Y. mond, Price, secretary; Ralph C. Hix'on, Columbia, senior warden; Jones, Price, chaplain; Roy E. G. B. Jackson, Kenilworth, Junior Standardville, senior deacon; warden; Samuel Stein, Helper, treas- S. J. Sweetring, Price, Junior deacon; urer; I. L. Coulter, Price, secretary; L. L. Arnette, Castle Gate, senior A. L. Miner, Helper, senior deacon; steward; James R. Roaf, Price, JunB. D. Redd, Price, junior deason; A. ior steward; E. C. Bowen. Helper, E. Redd, Price, senior steward; A. marshal; Albert Shaw, Rains, organH. Kellough, Price, Junior steward; ist; and Tony Migliaccio, Price, E. T. Bear, chaplain; Roy W. Rob- tyler. ' inson, Kenilworth, marshal; Andrew Installation of the newly elected S. M. and Helper, tyler; Perry, officers will be held jointly with Wycoff, trustee. lodge No. 25. in the near fuInstallation of officers will be held Joppa The Carbon lodge meets ture. jointly with Carbon lodge No. 16, each month. first the Monday at the temple on Monday evening, Mr. Sullivan election of With the December 18. last Monday, Helper will have had two worshipful masters of Carbon Attend Meeting lodge during the Past three years, R. Mrs, Bertha Spratling, grand chief J. Vaughan preceded Mr. Murray., for Utah of the Pythian Sisters, and and served during 1938. other grand lodge officers attended If the precedent established' by e a meeting in Salt Lake City of Masonic orderg is followed, Mr. the order 8 of the temple No, will automatically become PeBsetto Wednesday evening.' Officers for the the master for 1941. ensuing year were elected. Bei-ret- t, L Ah Car-bonvil- le, Pes-sett- r, Bir-char- ON DENTISTRY BY DR. LEE R. GROVER Dr, L. R. Orover, member of the local Kiwanis club, was the principal speaker at the regular meeting last night in the civic auditorium by members of the local club. His subject was "Preventative Dentistry." Dr. Grover emphasized the importance of educating ourselves and our children, that the only certain way of having good teeth is by taking proper care of them now. S. P. Colton, Henry Hall and K. J. Vaughan reported on the Utah-Idah- o district midwinter confeience and training school for newly elected officers held in Pocatello, Idaho, last Saturday and Sunday, at which they all attended. President-elec- t Chris Jouflas was also in attendance at the conference, but due to illness last night, was unable to make his report.. It Is quite possible that next week's meeting will be an inter-clumeeting with the Price club ag guests of Helper, According to James Ruggerl, program committee chairman, an attempt Is being made to secure the showing of films taken by the Utah Fuel company on cleaning and processing of coal. M. H. Wilson was a business In Salt Lake yesterday. DON'T FORGET ! ! n Her-moln- iiiwr)nwrr'Trirw1i,'''''''''''""''i:'c- |