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Show IDS LEADER ASKS MEMBERS TO RETURN INACTIVE it American Fork W To SVaeet Helper in The U.N. Observer in Action PAGE HELPER EIGHT (Utah) JOURNAL THURSDAY, SEPT. Notre Dame School To Register; Rev. Lamothe Returns Flay-if- f . 7? y V i , 1, 194, NEPHI BACKS "Hip MC CUNE FOR StudenU from the Helper area who plan to enroll at Notre Dame Catholic school in Price this fall: are urged to register at the St. Anthony church hall tomorrow,; Members of the North Carbon KIWANIS GOVERNOR It will be American Fork and take, Church of Jesus Christ of o for the semi-prHelper in a play-of- f "Latter-da- y Saints. Saturday and of the InNAMED title JURORS championship 35 one heard the cburch'i of Sunday and the first game dustrial 5 p.m., Rev.! league leaders, Elder Clifford E. Young, Sept. 2. from 2 to will be played assistant to the council of thej FOR THIRD TERM Francis R. Lamotne, pasior ai in the Helper St. Anthony reported today. welve, call on them to think park next Tuesnore and more of the fellow who Rev. Lamothe returned to his Ct yrf-T-- t day night, Sept. tor various reasons has gotten IN DISTRICT COURT last Saturday after having duties 6. at 8 :15, is an u away from the body of the church J? V a month vacationing in New ment spent announce and now is without th" fellowship England where he visited his Thirty-fiv- e made this mornjurors have been and happiness that conies in servmother. While on his trip he was selected to serve during the third ing by E. F. 1' ing The Almighty. accompanied by Leo Zanelli of Marchetti, busElder Youne opened the reeular term of court in the Seventh judiof Price, Etzel Ernest cial district in and for Carbon iness manager Helper and t ;V Timor fluarterly session of the conft rence to the term cal- -' and the trio visited St. Ann of the according 'county, Helper addresswhen he Saturday niKt also and spent Canada in released this week by Ed Merchants team. ed the leadership of the stake's ender time visiting in St. Louis, Mo. and court clerk. The This Hansen, deputy arrangin Melchizidek the priesthood Columbia, S.C. They enjoyed a ement became 4abernacle. "Reprove each other jurymen will report to the court Tues-hav- e not and brief visit with Joseph Elegante notified do when Al Tate probable only when the spirit of the Holy only on is stationed at Ft. Jackson. who the to when appear opening day Bingham day night lowly Is Ghost present with us", he of the Mr. Hansen SC. stated. removed on and term, Magna pounced his admonished listeners. He While Rev. Lamothe was on' With civil strife continuing in Greece, United Nations military The third term opens on Sep- - them from a tie with the Cave-tembpointed out that too often church of wasi often their bis congregation teams continue 4 jobs tedious, observers dangerous men vacation a win. Then with 6 last 2:00 at p.m. leaders will lose their temper and " frontiers to make sure that there presided ove r by four guest northern the Al and Tate watching country's Carbon "Nig" pitched The a night to county fellow following member ay things This him Greece's of is no illegal interference on the part noanra Those who relieved neighbors. imii that Is most detremental to either residents will be called for jury batted the Cavemen to a 6 3 win "Make 1950 a group of U.N. observers was photographed near Aghia ParaskevL were Rev. John Hart, Rev. Joseph one's progress. "Personal contact duty in the event they are needed: over the Provo Timps on the Harman and Rev. Robert Haig-- ; that's the slogan oi the K,u Gomer Peacock, Lyman J. Har- - Forker's diamond to give them a with each quorum member is the 12 won and 3 lost record for the all of Salt Lake City, and.Kiwanis Club who are sponsor man L. A. Edna can sure ris. the English, Latturner, way wayward only St. Barnabas Sunday Rev. Henry H. Piacetelli, a na- -i Herman W. "Hap" Mcfw be brought back into full fellow Wilford Jensen, LeRoy Fausett, second half exactly the margin MILITARY SERVICES o tive of Price, but now a resident governor of the K. School Sets Fall ship with his brothers, and I chal Jr., W. E. Ivie, Keith R. Donahue, wanis Mo. District SEMI-PRR. for 1950. J. all of St. Louis, .Paul of to Mancina, see FINAL leader STANDINGS that Price; lenge every Picnic And Opening Bowen, Dragerton; JQurt Hoopes Second Half this Is done", he said "Hap" McCnne has been a mem. FOR TONY ANGOTTI With President Cecil Broadbent'and Calvin Storey, Hiawatha; Or- ber and booster of Kiwanig since Union Sunday KIWANIANS LEARN W L Pet. Barnabas St. 1933. His zeal for the cause, the opening session vai K. Wall, spring canyon; Kan .American Fork .... conducting 12 3 .800 School will reopen, for its autumn h, the capacity H. Hansen, Evelyn Pessetto, Eu- - Magna love and enthusiasm for the morning "Sunday 11 4 .733 ARE BEING PLANNED activities Sunday September 11, prij. Harold John Llmone, txoup that filled the tabernacle gene Plaga, helper 10 5 .67 ciples and ideals of Kiwanis, m meeting in the YMCA Chapel. A OF KAISER beard reports from two young Nielson, Rosa C. Hardy, Tom Ho Provo his broad experiences as a b 6 9 .400 family picnic supper will be held men. Elder Harry F. Thacker and vat, all of Helper; Elba Bently and Brigham 4 11 inessman, .267 in the City Park Friday evening farmer, youth uj Elder John B. Gale, who recently uavar Bircn, Miner vretK; Auory Bjngnam fjty civic leader qualifies him for thb 2 13 .133 September 9th. Parents of chil- STEEL PROCESSING returned from serving missions. juip ana vioia vison, rjaroon-villdren already attending, and all important exehutive position in Burley Hilton and Veil Gor-licThey also heard from President Kiwanis. are Inenroll to those expecting won Kiwanis which Merchants the the of the Members Helper Mike Svetich, by Evan Wellington; Broadlbent, Smith, high vited to attend the picnic, with club were taken of a film tour "Hap" served as president ot title. The second game councilman, Clyde Davis, seminary Rains; Alice M. Whitford and Sam first half children. their will go to American Fork on FriKaiser Company's steel his club in 1937 and as lieutenant through Instructor, Elder Young and his Corey, Kenilworth; Amel Zupon, Details of the picnic and other mill in Fontana, Cal., last night governor of division No. 1 0f tie 9 and the third conson, Clifford E. Young Jr. Sunnyside; Josephine Turner, Roy- day, Sept. matters rtertainine to the school as Utah-Idah- o on to comes back district in 1943. At test Helper they were shown the operations Elder Young recalled the pro- al; Joe Bonto and Theodore Edur, ot a considered at be will meeting 11. forth coming Kiwanis a the If fourth sound a on game as recorded of Sept Sunday, enCasseen Howard man plant has Gibson, and Spring Glen; gress that the teachers and officers at the film. Representing the Kaiser Co., Is necessary it will be played at to be held at Sun Valey ot joyed in this great nation during tle Gate, and Frank L. Smith, 8 chapel Tuesday Sept. 6th, 7:30 were George R. Lalkey and Don September a 14, Fork on American he will be nom Sept the past quarter of 'a century, Martin. p.m. Parents other than teachers as fifth inated and the of his dthe contest, choice Wednesday, members the of engineering Ross, and Immediately gave The Lord are invited to attend this meeting staff.' ivision for the Governorship and credit for making possible the price, with Lynn Overlade direct- - if it goes that far, will be deat which time Rev. Robert Nichcided by a coin togs. With Norman Day in charge of will be voted upon by the delgreat inventions that have com- - ing and Mrs. George Kelly as ac- olas will outline his plans for is bound contest here Tuesday's the program and conducting the egates from the 35 clubs of tie c companisi. Uletely changed our lives. li holding church services In conthe club five districts comprising the must not forget God in all of, Mr. Davis, principal of the Car- - to Ibrlng Al Tate and Angelo meeting as chairman nection with the Sunday school. District of Kiwanis together In another one of voted to sponsor the emergency utese things, and we should strive bon seminary, announced In his those ball games. Inspirational will in that Polio drive nil in henome worth v of the manv nmarlii that ntnantoi Helper be conducted nationally in the more great brings he has in king seminary this year would J?"l"?M might near future. The past presidents Castle Dale Miss tore for tnose who are deserv- - have to register at the seminary that Manager face in his linehave a new-ol- d committee headed 'by L- lng", he said. "There is a great building and that no mention of (Jets U.M.W.A. need for us to renew our faith in religious subjects would be made up for the playoff, in the person Acord were named to direct Erlj , . nuw vvhu mai.iv ill tn JNUrSe is "I on tli nnnnonta rind . HvfnQ club Another the drive. irywii i ... , bCnolarsmp uu Services project i for :uneKe n eK'L.iaiiuu whose bl jaruuu Tony Angotti, itoCK DP"nK8. wyo., as coacn ai a ii. Himself, if we are to be trnlv Llia LTl xi hodv Will hnma , accepted was the score card for ..... flrriva Cunai. Itill LUUk Cliui - v ' '' ItVllll. UllllUU lie Elaine Rosenberg, daughter of "The remainder of chool in he concluded. ,h,Rh this life", Industrial league playoff series Mrs. e the happy be Instructor had other announced FLOYD WARREN the by Mitchell; Crystal Rosenberg, who hu UD mutn "e llm u" .w"1 l"e to be played between Helper and Others who spoke during the been secured for the 1949-f.,ar.u.aa ,i.V, Dili runerai tiome in rnce witn tnei the past two years at tie spent Reconference were Sterling C. For- - BCnool year, and made a plea for luniipcu .mill UK . t M. r (' VII VII, LULL Carbon Post No. 21. American American Fork. The Public Dr. and Mrs. J. E. of home reiiv vii lias nail luc lasicii, lations committee headed by Louis syth and Isaac McQueen, counse-ia- j LDs iboys and girls attendine; Legion of Helper in charge. as the result of injuries of Price, and a graduate ot 'Thursday from his moved thumb, possibly Loren to Pres. Broadbent; on lorg this project. i Carbon college this year to Word was received December received in a mine in Emery Bunnell will carry Carbon High School, will seeing action. and Lowell Keller, high Jgter tor seminary. Next week the club will hear the 26, his wife at by 1944, in was conducted Long Al was leave Ablett the county, choice for Dragerton Aug. 31 to register for councilmen and B. W. McAllister, Tne concluding phase of the umpire-in-chiBeach from the War Department, Auditorium Sunday at 1 p.m. by the Rev. Francis R. Lamothe dis- nurse training at St. Benedict's and Bates Charley Btak dndiclerk. Music was supplied Aav wna tha cuss his recent vacation trip to was choen as official no. 2. witn advising her that her husband had Bishop Orland K. Mortensen of at Ogden. "by the Helper Ward choir, aided cation of the Castle Gate ward the New England coast. Steve Hospital been killed in action in! was awarded t reported of Church meJesus Miss he t0 Dragerton Ward, lar Rosenberg and from Kenilworth Ty eeveral Dianianti will tell the group of chapel at 6:30 that evening by,a ,third will 1944. France on December Latter-da- y 7, Christ of Saints. all at at ball $200 Helper Satuscholarship to Europe the following Elder Young, with Bishop Fay prices and allprevail Parents of Tony, Mr. and Mrs. Burial was in Spanish Fork his trip season was will It presented ij games passes night. rday Thacker in charge of the program be Frank Angotti, reside in Helper. .Cemetery under the direction ot week. voided, Mr. Marchetti the United Mine Workers of Car- and conducting the services. Pvt. Angotti was born in Heiner, Wallace Mortuary in Price. bon County. It was gained her ;Utah, March 25, 1920, and later! Mr. Warren was born in Price, MALCOLM BIRRELL through her father's membership ELECTION CHANGES moved to Helper with his parents' June 4, 1910, a son of Hubbard and APPEARS ON in the organization. MINERS1 ELECTION iwhere he resided and attended Bertha Jane Olsen Warren He TELEVISION SHOW Phone Newfl items to Joura- (Continued from Page One) i.au- nnu juuiui UiSu hv'iiuui. ne nan uvea in LarDon county most (Continued from Page One) A real thrill came to Malcolm later went to Wilmington. Cal.. ;0f his life, working in the coal meet between Oct. 10 and 24 in men in the race are Frank conventions where they nominate oming DOING GOOD Birrell, as well as his parents, scn001 and was employed by candidates for the respective a graduate of Carbon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Birrell of Helpwas He a vZ o HAVE YOUR p BUSINESS 1VIIUUOC1I, lVUt n. outings. i m a A th nil nnir) nanv Then following the nominova4 county High school. He was first er, when Malcolm appeared on a men Three are a bid for making forces n Augus? ' 943 and counselor in the newly-forme- d ating conventions certificates of See program Tuesday ? . . ,,, secretary - treasurer office. nomination must be filed with the the of last week over KDYL Ward. Dragerton night Arthur 0t Columbia. GEORGE GAZELL Biggs, Texas bej ,tflese ass, city recorder or town board clerk Survivors, besides his widow, Television. Canbon county candl- Also!1? dut the period. during Mrs. Vera Mav Behline Warren Malcolm played his accordion Gazell Cafe Helper date The from two other Wyo from Oct. 10 to 24 objections to He was with the initial invasion Dragerton, REMODELED include the half-hotwo sons during program, The are incumbent , Virgil the nomination certificate may be tiling 1UI LCQ WilU on moved w Eueene Sandman into; Allen and war. Floyd with Doris Stories, Ten- and John Wright, Superior, France. He was wounded shortly ren, Dragerton; his .NEW STOCKS, filed with the recorder or clerk. mother, Mrs. Hardy, which goes on the air at On Oct. 25 the recorder or clerk nant. Superior. 'after 'SCOPES few weeks George Wakefield. a and 7:20 SIGHTS only p.m. Spring Canyon; Two candidates are to be electwill certify the various nominaprior to his death had been re- a brother, Leland Ben Warren, From all comments and conRECOIL PADS as ed six con district and auditors tions and submit them to the leased from a hospital and sent Dragerton and three sisters, Mrs gratulations following the tele- testants' names on the back into combat duty. He was flora Rieketts, ALL WORK GUARANTEED printer of ballots for printing the ballot. Among theseappear Mrs, vision performance, Malcolm felt Hiawatha; are two from election ballots. in Europe over a year. Neita Griffiths, Price, and Mrs. d at the wonderful sucCarbon Robert See or Call Besides his wife, Nelda, he is Wanda Lund. Clearfield. According to the new law the Farish. county including cess had he made. His name was Conand Spring Canyon, survived by a son, Tony Jr., his mayor, 2 councilmen and the reH. Ovenson, Dragerton. The posted with many other young KEITH NIELSON JOHN HENRY BIRD corder will be elected for four way parents, a brother, Pete' Angotti, so he will no doubt Ibej four are artists, candidates Sam Wyoming F, uneral services were and a sister. Mrs. Mary Vigor, year terms and the treasurer and Dexter, conducted PO , Superior; Matt J. Yovlch. Helper Market other two councilmen will be Rock Califirnia. Wilmington, his which 1 Thomas master-he aceordian, Mellor. is Springs: ii W terms. There Is waid rh,nPi7 elected for Henry Bird, in fagt REASONABLE PRICES Poicnc CS 71. father of Mrs. Luceal council- Hanna. and Frank.. Yurak. Piaat present one hold-ovBezyack mondville. man. In the past only one councilPhone News Items to Journal jof Helper, who died at his home All four candidates making bids On Enlistment Terms in man was elected for four years alina Monday at 3 p.m. of a for district policy committeemen with all others serving only two The Navy physical standards heart ailment. are from Carbon county and inHe was born and terms of enlistment have been years. in Vermillion, Willard clude Castle Gate; raised Craig. Many phases of the old law re- Frant T. Morris, Sevier county. Feb. 24, 1878. a Jo according Robert Sunter, Sunnyside; main on the statutes such as the resident Navy recruiter in Price. son of Kelsey and Annie Muir method used in selecting regis- FcCurdy, Kenilworth, and Carl W. The physical requirements now Bird. At an early age he moved Orton, 'Hiawatha. One is to be tration judges appointing to agents; have at to Salina with his parents and require applicants THAT IS BROKEN WILL elected. of election; made his home there since, 20 filing and posting least permanent servicable NOT PASS INSPECTION. Three candidates will be elected He names of candidates and registra teeth. The married Annie Christina standards have eye for district tellers out of the 16 tion Ibooks. Another change makes Nielson Oct. 29, 1903. in Salina LET US FIX YOUR CAR to on the ballot. Then of these candi- been raised from ON FULLY REBUILT GUARANTEED it possible for disabled persons to without to She died Dec. 29, 1937. glasses 'correctable are dates Carbon and from county Now's the Time to Start with the mail county by wnn glasses, ana applicants register surviving are three sons and clerk. Persons who know in ad include Walter Sanderson, Wattis; who are color blind will not be Iour daughters. Archie and Replacing Broken Window Carlyle Leland James Powell, Wattis; vance that they will be absent on Glass In Your Home Bird, Salina; Mrs. Bezyack, Heip- Stewart. Dragerton; William Flynn. accepted for enllistment. also regis The terms of enllistment are ei, Mrs. Maida Bardsley, Center- registration days may ter personally with the county Dragerton; Charles Hatsis. Ken- now for periods of four and six,11": Henry , THr1 Jf NEW SERVICE! Arlen ."is. neieii Dyches, Spring clerk, except on Sundays arid holi- ilworth; with 17 year olds be Christensen and years only; Mrs. Grtha Don't Throw Your Favorite Canyon; Eugene Francke, Spring days. Ing able to sign for a mlnoritv Chivers. Salt Lake Citv 18 l Compact away because the October 18 will be the first reg- Canyon, and Pete Borla, Royal. cruise. Morris further stated that f hildren, five Mirror Is Broken. We can istration date and November 1 The other six candidates, all from all applicants who are now on the twobrot hers and three sisters replace it with a brand new will be the last date on which Wyoming, are Thomas Jones. Rock waiting list are being contacted Rr'PK Bird, Clearfield; Roy Bird R. Thomas one In no time flat! Springs; Watson, voters qualified may register for to see if they still qualify under. an(1 Mrs. Annie Anderson, Salina; the city election. Polls will be Dines; John Bynon, Sr., Rock the new changes. Agnes Farnsworth, MIRRORS FOR LADIES Lone Beach' Su Spring's; Henry Zampedrl. on election day, Nov. 8, at open and Mrs. Rose Gardner, 7 a.m. and will remain perior; Martin J. Sturman, Sr.. ON LEAVE FROM NAVY PURSES MADE TO ORDER Idaho Falls, Idaho. open until Rock Allen B. Jones, Seaman, TJ. S. Springs, and Mike Palko. 8 p.m., which is the same as the Rock Springs. Navy is visiting with his mother, SEMKEN TO AGAIN HEAD .Novelty Shelves, Etc. old law. It becomes necessary for each Three names appear on the bal Mrs. Lillian Jones, Rt. 1. Price. POLIO MARCH of niMce for the position of board mem on 17 days leave. Allen enlisted "Ar tAt vuanes tl. semken, Carbon city and town to revise their own lot No. Z. They in the Navy through the Price county statutes on city elections with the ber of assessor, has again been new law. This is to be done by nre Earl Jones, Kenilworth; Frank office in October 1948. Upon com- selected to head the drive for SEE US FIRST FOR ELECTRICAL NEEDS FRANK'S GLASS and Craig pletion of his recruit training he funds to combat infantile passing an ordinance which must J. Sacco, Sunnyside. paralysis was sent aboard the USS in Carbon county, it has been be published in a newspaper for Justesen, Dragerton. anwill Two candidates for vie the When he returns from this nounced by Frank S. Emerv one time. Mayor D. K. Downnv leave he will attend the Navy's director for the National stated Tuesday that Helper's at board member Job of No. 4. They are Harry Mangus. Radar school for 24 weeks at San Foundation for torney had been instructed Infantile ParalyFrank Tomsic Jr. Prop. o sis. Mr. Semken ha prepare such an ordinance and Rains, and Wallace Llewelyn, Roy Francisco, California. tJJt vaucu .v. III in M 8. MAIN PHONE 28S have it ready for presentation and al ,0r MT' erralVearsCainb0thftC0Untf MARKWELL Sfpler. .M passage at the next council meet- It Bocrta, wooden ttr In which will be on Sept. . buu vuairman the Mi.v of available ai th Helper Journal 65 N. Main par JaoriMl. of Dimes, this time the 1950 drive, JJb l2r mi er 6-- Utah-Idah- -- e; k, conven-tio- n 17-1- Ven-turel- o r., t, -- 0. 1 fuli-tim- mM' ' V. 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