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Show Four Bodied Lamb Born Eight-Legge- d, CARBON STUDENTS In Priee, lias Been Mounted For Show Some very unusual objects find itietr way into a newspaper office Native Of Italy Dies ad last Friday we were jolted Following out of our regular routine by the Monday . A of the pictured eighty LingeriHlg Illness aprearence a iamb wnicn Je?ed, Funeral services for August ; torn on February H of this 67, who died at his home Lange. the l ewis Foote farm on in rr"h atSouth Monday, September 22, Helper and First East in fix a lingering illness of following Pr; e. If you know anything of nearly eight years duration, were - b ' existence a 'irintevs Iheld at the St. Anthony Catholic rour-nodie- m-- ' d- .. . . nil 11 Well, this apparition did wr" than th.tt o a couple of ourj hororable printers. They took one as Mr. Toote unveiled his mr'- and raised right hands in a ol "nn pledge. However, being !ne" of exactness, when they found out that the oMect was rcnl and e not ti put-i- r job, they, with able dignity, retracted the jiledge and. we hope, will settle Aiw to routine again. We examined the lamb very ca- -' 'ully, having naturally natures, but we could not find any sign of any attempt ;o iam''oozle. The name of a very reliable taxidermist of Salt Lake City was stamped on the bottom that the animal had lived three hours after birth and after death had been sent to Salt Lake City to be mounted. He reports the mother survived tie ordeal with no apparent ill effects and is presently contentedly on the farm munching what shee are accustomed to munch. Mr. Foote stated Cotitlnuing, lhat in his opinion the animal had to be twwins evlde".tly meant with all outer parts perfectly formed with the exception of one head which was missing at birth. In the closeup photograph it can "be nr'ed that the two feet facing rte reader are front feet and the other head should have been on that articular portion of the body. The two tail. bearing parts' are perfectly formed and strangely enough, one is male and the Other female. The spines are all connected at the center of the III III ii iot'le. iiap mill - - con-rid- sus-7iol-'- "body. All we can say is that we believe what we see. If you don't believe It, see Mr- - Foote. He has the proof. Price Le?' nnaires Rate Top Grades In National Exams. For receiving the highest grade 4n the state of Utah in a national extension course ou internal orand Americanism conducted by the American Legion, Joe Dclpha, members of the Price Post No. 3, will receive a trip to with all expenses Indianapolis 4akl ti attend a national educational institute beginning on Oc tober 3 and ending October 11. The National American Legion course sponsored the extension among the various posts in each state and final examinations were ganization iven to determine the state win- ners who will attend the institute at the Legion's Indianapolis headquarters. Kay Wilde and Boyd Knight, also of the Price post, received second and third places, respectively, in the tests and will be alternates. ELECT OFFICERS ; THURSDAY, HELPER. UTAH THE HELPER JOURNAL EIGHT PAGE. Mr. Horace J. Christensen, man- ager of the Provo office of the Social Security Administration, will be at the Court House in Price from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. on September 30, 1947. He will take applications for benefits tine ker the Federal and survivors insurance program and conduct other business connected with the Federal family insurance program. Mr. Christensen urges all employees in industry or commerce who are 65 or over to confer with him on the advisability of filing applications for retirement benefits for which they and their families lv.iy be clegible. Where wage .earneis in employment covered by the Social Security Act hare died, members of the families f honld see him at the earliest moment about filing possi'.le their applications for benefits. Monthly benefits are payable retrofi lively for a maximum of onlv f' ee months before the date of fin- r, so any long delay In jnak:n application will result in los c' benefits. old-ag- fiom the orgamzauuu. a the generosity of Mr. set as gift out that .Mr.' Wahl Mr. pointed YEAR FOR 1947-4- 8 Tony Frugni. in sponsoring: assised of the Utah Distributing Frugni has year by pur- - j the the tfom during of Price, members of Helper's Class and club elections v ere Co., and suits warm.upj baseball ehb, the Utah Distribu- - eluding the Mrs. held at Carbon college this week ja.kets. Mrs. Wahl presented baseball season, j with full rosters of officials bea corsage. Frugni with ing elected, it was reported Fri-da- v juaoaj eqj Suun Shoit responses to their intro-- : student -by Jndd Kilpack, duct ions were made by Mayorj mods ui pajsissi body president. MuHins,; Trank was elected luSruj uj; urn Calvin Johnson J. P. Phalen: church this morning at 10:30 un Secretary E. F. djaio .ih( Business Manager Krn der the direction of the Kev. Fran president of the college sopho- jojipne Marchetti; mores with Joe Wilde, vice presi- PH at IB man. iL est Gardner., and Mr. and Mrs. cis R. LaMothe. Holy Rosary ' J , was sung at the Mitchell Funeral dent; Dorothy Miles, secretary-treasurer- ; b Frugni. Frank Magliaccio enteris pauittvidi Harold N'eilson, class with several the group tained liome in Price last night at 8 p.m. U3 AVAOi 9.13. two films on and Born in Italy June 11. 1881, Mr. representative to the student coun selections, piano "1 SSI) (II were shown baseball by George Lanne came to the United States cil; Coleen Helsten. representative spuauj pus stio-- i Fish 43 Grivet of the Carbon-Emeryears ago, settling first in to Associated Women Students, Bd jo jaquinuV Castle Gate; then moving to Hein-e- r and Sam Mele, representative to b and Game Ass'n. pins where he resided and worked In Associated Men students. Dance Concludes Festivities President freshof the collegp A dance sponsored by the basethe coal mine there until the U. with Joel enj jo; "opa.iit Mje w S. Fuel Co., closed the mine. He men is Ted Thomas, ball assiciation followed the 'ban- :ors; officers and Ron HarJohnson vice president; then moved to Helper where he K. Downey, former mnyor quet during which Mike Woods, Darrel William rison, secretary-treasurehas since resided. and active civic leader, presided catcher for the team was announc. Mr. Lange is survived by his Forrester, representative to stu- over the meeting as toastmaster. ed as the most valuable player widow, Mrs. Irene Poretti Lange, dent council; Pearl Oliver and He was introduced by Robert Bu- on the team during the season. "ale V!araKls' representatives to chanan, two daughters, Mrs Adeline Pes-'- u general chairman of ar This decision was reached thru Mrs. Mary Nava Associated Women Students, and rangemens for the party. setto, Price; ia vote of those purchasing tickets banand attending the dance. A stub Helper; a son Leonard Lange, Mike Randans and Randy Fullthe of course the During r, inTeta mer, Associated Men Ssudents. was attached to each ticket with were Helper; one all team members In the lower division or high quet Louise Pessetto. a Frank space provided for one vote the troduced manager, by Burial was in the Mt. View ceme- school. Nick Zumadakis, who was Zaccarla, who praised the fine ef- the player, the dance - goers tery under the direction of the elected president, resigned to take forts of the fellows who are still thought had contributed most to Mitchell Funeral home of Price. the duties of editor of the year, hopeful they will get a chance to the team's progress during the book, leaving this position still Provo in the league champ- season. It was a close contest with CAFE WORKERS GET,t "p filled- 3imy Lee was play series now under contest. Woods nosing out several of his ionship cnosen as vice president; jean association president, team mates by a very close marWAGE INCREASE Albert Wahl, nine Clark, secretary-treasureofficers and dir- gin. Mike was awarded a traveling introduced the IN THREE CITIES Dixon Lee, representative to stuectors of the clu'b, and presented bag donated by the Helper Furnident council; Barbara McOowan Mr. Minimum weekly wage rates and Helen, Frugni with a pen and pencil ture Company. Mele, Associated Womfor cafe workers in Price, Helper and Provo were raised to $20 from en Students. AT Carbon Band Heard The junior class chose Jean Juli-an- SUPER SALESMAN $19 by action of the state indusAt Exposition OIL Don WORK SELLING vice Campbell, president: trial commission Monday. This apsecretary-trShirley Gilligan, president: HEATERS TO MINERS Concert Night plies to women and minors em. easurer: Kayo Niwa, rep ployed in Utah's restaurants. On to "In the past several weeks, the student council; July 24, Carbon high school The increases were $2 under resentative with band marched down the streets of N'an Leonard and Patsy Burdic, county has been plagued those recommended to the comrepresentatives to Associated Wo- salesmen who are making fantastic Salt Lake City in the Pioneer mission by an employer-employe- e claims and urging the purchase of Day parade and officials singled men Students. wage bard and which were atheaters," according to out the band as among the best tacked by representatives of resan article written by Malio participating. taurant owners at a public hearing Priee Mavor Named Carbon mine union corresConsequently, at the expense of Head Of Electric last week. the pondent in the Wyoming.Utah the Centennial commission, E. M. Royle, commission chair- Service UMWA band was asked to return to Salt Labor Journal, official Organization man ,said the commission took Lake to give a concert at the exinto account in setting new mini, Mayor J. Bracken Lee of Price publication. and citizens "The miners other grounds. position of the Utah mums the practice of management was elected president should ride these salesmen out of The band, directed by their lead in serving employes one or two Electric Servjce Ass'n. at a meetthe county on a rail. Think of it. er E M Williams returned to the meals per working day and in the ing of the board of directors in Trying to sell a coal miner an capitol city last Friday where they amount of money received weekly ,n? Kearns building in Salt Lake oil heater! Coal delivered several tol city last Friday where they in tips. City Friday. hundred miles from a n:ine sti'l gave an hour performance in front j New minimum wage scales per! He succeeds Reid Gardner, more heat per dollar than or trie centennial theme at trie week are: Salt Lake City nlpr general manager of the South .produces oil and these salesmen are try- exposition grounds between 6:30 and Ogden, $21 (up $1); Provo, ern tTtah Power Co., who recently ing to make miners believe oil is and 7:30. Helper, Price, Logan, Murray and moved to Arizona. than coal in their own After a tour of the city, a cheaper E. M. Naughton of the Utah Tooele, $20 (up $1); Bingham, communities. exhibition on S. Main & Brig-hawas elected Light Co. City, Eureka. Midvale, Power Incidentally, according to our and shivering slightly from expos, and Park City. $19 (up $1): Amer- - vice president, new agreement, the miners will be ure to cool weather during the ican Fork, Bountiful, Cedar City.' The association, an outgrowth to Smith-field- , of a committee formed during the furnished coal at actual cost," concert, the band returned Lehi. Payson. Richfield. continued the article. Price late Friday. war. is made up of representatives Spanish Fork. Springville, "Sun-AdvocatSt. George, Nephi, Vernal, $19 (up of public and privately owned "Is Washington POST, $2), and all other towns with power systems. Its primary pur- SEVENTY QUORUM PLANS a Short Beer for Baby Legal? HOflil population or less, $19 (up pose is to provide a ready means MANTI TEMPLE EXCURSION Board Asks West." The question of cooperation to maintain unin. $2). before West, based on an actual The 345th Quorum of Seventy of terrupted power supply to the is, "Is is legal for a incident, areas served iby the public and North Carbon stake are sponsor, Kenilworth Winning baby to have a short a ing temple excursion to the beer in a District private systems. Coal League Team tavern?" A special committee was ap- Manti Temple next Monday, Sep29. tember Honored According to a report which begins at 7:30. All quorum pointed to seek the most effecof the limied from the quorum presidency a members have been contacted to Kenilworth honored its winning tive distribution special invitation to the entire participate in the excursion. Koal league baseball team, which supply of equipment and materials stake is being extended to attend avaiuable. was sponsored by the IndependBuy your office supplies at The the evening session on Monday ent Coal & Coke company, Kenil."ournal. Helper Scout Envoys worth welfare association and the UMWA local 5Sfil, at a dinner (Continued from Page One) Mr. Rivera was born Sept. 20, and dance party Saturday evening at Kenilworth. 1908, in New Mexico. Survivors The ball team, together with include his widow, Mrs. Mona their wives and sweethearts, par. Rivera, and six sons and daughin the with ters, Ted, Johnnie, LeRoy. Tom ticipated affair, "tubby" Petersen a'cting as toast Jr., and Carmen Rivera, Carbon-vill!: ter. Honored guests attending - n His body will be taken to New were Judge and Mrs. Fred Keller S1 y of Price. Many yarns and alibis Mexico for funeral services and were revealed by various players burial. Mr. Angelini was born in Fonda. and remarks made by Supt. George B. Jackson. William Byrge. Italy. April 6, 18S3, and came to James Fulton and Dr. Roy Rob- the United States 33 years ago, inson, all expressing their ap- settling in Carbon county. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. preciation for the fine spirit of the entire group during the season of Felomina Mongait Angelini, and baseball. four stepsons, Domenic, Tony, The dance following the dinner Johnnie and Louis Beacco, Car proved to be a very enjoyable bonville; a sister and other rela affair, with Robert Barbsley and tives in Italy. his orchestra furnishing the music. Requiem mass for Mr. Angelini will be celebrated Friday at 10 A lie left to Itself is not so a.m. in the Notre Dame De Lou-rdsoon destroyed as it is with the Catholic church Rev. by help of truth-tellinThomas F. Butler, pastor. Rosary Mary Baker Eddv will he recited Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Mitchell funeral home in Miss Cima is a senior at Car- - Price. Burial will be in Price City lion high school. cenietary. owner-operato- rs Vice-Preside- nt . p' Prices for Fri. Sat., September v r; grand-daughte- At Lower Prices! SIRLOIN STEAK TENDER, PIN BONE top LAMB CHOPS SHOULDER CTadf LB 554 morraUg HAMS WHOLE OR HALF LB 65f economical BOILING BEEF TENDER "35f r; Friday Tender Top Grade 54 LB h VEAL STEAK SLICED BACON o LB 550 MX Pec-orell- i, e. 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Groups - 26 and 27 -- Pat Cima TaIksTo uv?n IK? , Through and Mrs. - On a .ill Team Honored At Banquet; Woods Receives Player Award ' Social Security Officer At Price September 30 SEPTEMBn "QUALITY GOODS ONLY" Phone 83 Helper CARROTS LG CLEAN 2 BUNCHES 15$ lor 3:rY) hoot |