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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL AGE EIGHT THUBSPAVJiA.Y23J94g HELPER. The precept, "Know yourself." a. not solely Intended to obviate tte pride of mankind; but likewise that we might understand our own worth board Cicero. Social Security Officer At Price Next Tuesday of the rtovo MAX PESSETTO PITCHES HELPER POPPY DAY TO Proclamation No. Ml 9-- 4 Horace C hristensen office of the Social Security 28. will visit Price on Tuesday, May Real character Is not outward conHouse Court the at 1946 He will be but qualfty 'of. thinking H duct, Sevnoon. from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 Wood. been eral interviews have already individuals with him for arranged who have specifice personal quesunder tions regarding their status and it is Act, the Social Security who have others any that hoped GAS and GROCERIES questions about their social security contact will earding social security Radios whoh desire other information those or and Service Sales or eligibility rights him at the Court ouse on that day. OVER PHOUO Tlf.lPS; TOBEY. 'RIP' COLLINS SIGNED UP WHEREAS, the American Legion Auxiliary of Carbon Post 21 of Helper has designated Saturday, May 25, 1946, as Poppy FIDELL TRADING Day in Helper, and WHEREAS, the establshed practice of selling poppies for the rehabilitation of disabled veterans is a worthy project deserving the whole-hearte- d support of every person in this community, NOW, THEREFORE, 1, Frank Mullins, Mayor of Helper, hereby proclaim Saturday, May 25, 1946, as Poppy Day in Helper and Frigidaire i Price City Hospitil respectfully request and urge that each and every person in this support to this worthy cause. community lend their r;fv whole-hearte- d FRANK MULLINS, Mayor of Helper City. HELPER LDS WARD Choir practice, Thursdays at 8 p.m. All services to be held In the Helper Ward Chapel. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Leonard R. Thayne, Superintendent. Priesthood meeting at 11:45 .am. The force of one's being, if it has Sacrament meeting 7:30 p.m., un. must come from within. leadership of Bishop Lynn Broad, any force, W. R Clark, bent itr UTAH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE UTAH LEAGUE INDUSTRIAL W. L. Pet. .677 Helper .500 Provo .. .600 Murray .500 Pinney .500 Brigham 2 .333 Magna .. (Does not include night game). Results Wednesday's 4. Provo 9, Helper Magna 6, Murray 4. Sunday's Schedule Provo at Pinney. Brigham at Magna. Murray at Helper. AUTO SALVAGE May 13 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Giles,; .zales, Spring Canyon, boy. Price, boy. May 18 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mav an,i Mrs nenrefi AnSwenson Kenilworth, girl. ilsrsnn PHre linv Standardville Hospital May IS Mr. and Mrs. John W 18 Mr. and Mrs. Ned PeterMay Pintas, Price, girl. Gonboy. Standardville, Mike son, May 16 Mr. and Mrs. -' ir JMT- Call Mike Fidell Phone Helper 65 FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER s WE BUY AND SELL JUNK - f v m mm mm - mm me U ft Helper more definitely established fa themselves yesterday afternoon as team n the Industrial the leaegue when, behind the effective pitching of young Max Pessetto, .they turned back the 1945 champion Provo Tlmps on their own field 9 to 4, in a clear-cu- t victory that gives them a 2 won and 1 lost standing in the league. This youngster Pessetto who in 1943 was adjudged the best player In Legion baseball in Utah, for the first six Innings had the Timps literally eating out of his hand lie shut them out and kept the six hits allowed scattered over five of the six Provo scored one in the innings. seventh and three in the eighth with Mahlon Rasmussen being te big shot with the stick. He clouted a pair of tripples. But, Max pitcthed a beautiful game and deserved to win leahis initial start in the semi-pr- I dark-hors- e MURRAY vs. HELPER THESE PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 24 ANJ) 25 " fife With Vitamin 'A' Sc lb. Sunday May 26-2:3- n 0 HELPER PARK ADM.: Adults . Kids 75 JSt (Tax Included) BASEBALL HAS COME BACK TO HELPER & CARBON County This Year's Team is the Strongest in Years. You'll See Plenty of Fast Baseball Sunday, and During the 1946 Season. SOU-PR- O A SCORE OF DAIRY HELPERS SPRING IS HERE Check over the following list of electrical dairy uses and see if electricity is helping you to the Get That Radiator Flushed and Cleaned limits of its possibilities doing work for you faster, more efficiently and more economically. 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ROYAL TERES Feed grinders JL r 2 CLEANSER SSc SaKine Wafers 2 HALF GALLON PUREX o gue. Two home-towboys who went away and then came back this year to wear a Helper uniform made good in a big way last night in the Tiihp field when they had perfect days at bat. Frank Zaccaria and "The General" George Sluga, were officially at bat 4 times and came through with 4 hits each. One of "Zac's" bingles was a lusty homer in the first inning with two mates on sacks. Those first two innings were really big innings for Ace Verdi and his coal miners, who treated young Ford, Timp's starting hurler rather tough. A pair of singles by Paul Holbrook and Jim Tobey was followed by Zac's" homerun, to give the locals lead. However, Verdi's a nice charges had tasted victory and in the second canto they converted walks by Robertson and Pessetto; a sacrifice by Holbrook; a hit bats man; another walk; a couple or e& rors and a single by Sluga, his second in the game, into 5 more runs. Then for good measure they added another run in the fourth. Last night's ball game produced another ball player that seems to be "just what the doctor ordered." The signing of Jim Tobey of Dragerton who played a whale of a game at third seems to have another of Ver di's troubles reduced. Hes been looking for someone to hold down the hot corner, and Tobey's the guy Another bright spot on the horizon was the announcement by Ace that "Rip" Collins had been given his re lease by Price and would now ba a permanent part of the local ball club, He wil pitch the game Sunday against Muray here at 2:30 lb. Perc-Dri- p RED BLISS 19c 10 49c UJS. BATTERIES See Us for Expert Lubrication Penzoil A Quaker State Olla Tire Repairing and Vulcanizing Milk pumps Electric dippers Silage conveyors 1 THE MIDLAND PSvrVh SERVICE STATION GQGllIJWGKJO GOG UTAH PtMfi rOWI tlOMT CO. MESSAGI Helpf Main A Locust QUO LIT Y FOOD5 ftV A SRVinG y u CQTI 107 FOOD CENTER www r -n . r- FOOD LENTER ' . axe it . 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