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Show Annual Days of '49 .... The SCHOOL BAND AND BOB THOMAS Industrial League Teams ENTERTAIN Set Sights 0n;1950 Title I P.-T.- PAGE HELPER EIGHT (Utah) JOURNAL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1& A. Fund Furnishes Flannel for Finland The Helper Junior high and entertained Central school bands The Helper City Fire Department under the direction of Chief for members of the Helper and beard Louie Martinelli have assumed the responsibility of the Association Monday costume phase of the Annual Days of '49 on March 9, 10 and 11. and a representative from evening, A Bet of rules have been drafted by the committee and will be Reports coming from American jyg- - state, Bob Thomas, related used as a basis in judging beards and costumes as well as the Fork's baseball camp indicate the hig eXperjences to the large group activities of the Vigilantes. Following are the ruUe: POSTPONED SKI Cavemen are out to win the semi- - of parents and teachers in at-ppennant in 195B, and if they tendance. '49ER BEARD CONTEST come up with the players they nucn comment was made about MEET GOMES 1 Beard Costest officially opens Monday, February 6th. maintain they tne splendid progress of the band 2 All males residing and appearing on Helper City streets are have signed to directed toy Owen F. Burgener, a if to or not in lines beard attired appropriate growing OFF ON SUNDAY subject contracts, don't and the audience greatly enjoyed costume. talk given Dy uod be to surprised the outstanding 3 Definition of what shall constitute a beard within the rales Thomas. Mrs. Merril Bryner, presi- The postponed Carbon college don't if they tQOk c&Tge of tne meeting. ski meet that was to have been of this proclamation include the following: do it. about just Th auilt made and given away held sometime ago at Clear Creek a Ful' beard. The announce j,y tne Band Mothers' Club was has been set for next Sunday, is b Sideburns growing at least one inch below the ears, a report coming from the student ment that David won by Mrs. J. G. Bonnell of c Goatee. L. (Dave) Green Grand Junction. Prizes were award d Growing of mustache alone not to be considered as a body at the college. The Coal comwood would be ed the band members selling the Mountain beard. group will also colthe that the playing man most tickets, with first prize issued be pete Permit" will following, 4 day "No Beard Permit" or "No Costume is enough ing to Paul Carr, second to Erna- 1 meet. lege of fine a of $1.00. upon payment Al Tate that lee Flaim and third to Jerry Ab- - As part of its world-wid- e to meet not the of The drive to aid underprivileged children ui details prove are 5 All males not complying with the '49er Beard or Costume too complete but it is understood every avenue of building a strong- - ernathy. mothers, the United Nations International Children's Emergent rules shall be subject to being hailed into "Kangaroo Court". Mrs. C. N. Berensen was named Fund (UNICEF) has been providing supplementary food, shoes aat skiers will take over er team will Ibe pursued. He has the college shall 6 All female as well as male clerks in ibuslness houses course at 12 o'clock noon and been the power behind every base- - as chairman of a committee to the garments for the children of Finland. Here, Finnish school girls tnake be expected to wear appropriate '49er costume. dresses for their schoolmates from flannel provided by UNICEF, the Coal Mountain group will com- ball move In American Fork the contact the board of education 7 prizes to be awarded for beards and costumes to be anpast few years to reestablish base- - jabout having a kindergarten, sponpete in the afternoon. nounced two weeks prior to '49er show. in Helper. A dance will be held at Clear ball on a firm footing. sored by the board, KENILWORTH CONTRIBUTE, 8 Judging shall be on the following types of beards: Greenwood maintains he has Creek Saturday evening and from At the conclusion of the meet- - PRICE MAN NAMED TO MARCH OF DIMES FUND of a Longest and thickest full beard, reports those desi-in- g lodging and signed Al Tate and Earl Own ing a social was held in honor Don D. ardent J. with makNelson, Mrs. Mr. and Frank Owens, chairman of tfc meals can procure them by along Boyd Durrant, b Blackest beard, HEAD OF Overly, Paul and Dale Peters, Stan workers in the PTA, who are c Reddest beard, polio March of Dimes drive t ing reservations in advance. and Rex Olsen from tng from Helper to make their d Shaggiest beard, Kenilworth, today reported last and then to name home in Hiawatha. They were team, beard. his communly e Whitest has year's A R Pilgrim ELECTRICAL DEALERS S482.00. Kenilworth iscontribute; more trouble for the rest of the presented with a lovely gift. the he says Marion (Lefty) fre8hments were served following community to report a p Otto B. McKinnon of the EastCOWLEY HEADS NEW Wankier, will leave the Provo tnp business meeting, per cent collection in' the count! CONTINENTAL BUS ern Utah Electric company in Price bv with won American Attendance banner was camp and play ball AGGIE ALUMNI Fork. Mrs. William Wetmores second has been elected president of the EASTERN UTAH Rumors from out of Provo in- - ?rade. and Mr. Robert Milano's Southeastern Utah chapter of the SYSTEM STARTS dicate that the old faithful "Lob" seventh grade at the Junior High Intermountain Electrical associaClaude R. Cowley, prominent will again become the play- - school won top honors. tion, it has been announced by H. Collins Aggie athletic alumnus and now G. Barton, newly elected secre- NEW LUXURY LINER ing manager for the' Timps after coach at Carbon Junior college in affiliated for who SHOWING THE BEST is a sideline been booster Plan Band Mothers having Price, is the new president of the W'th the Utah Power an Take it from Continental Trail-way- s Carbon Emery two years. And if that be true Liht PICTURES ALWAYS of Utah the Jard chapter Bus System, you'll soon be State Agricultural Provo can be counted in as a very company in Price, college alumni 24 rOF Named to office besides Mr. potent contender for the title the traveling in style at two cents a association, Leonard W. McDonFRIDAY 4. SATURDAY mile. have up McKinnon and Mr. Barton was hung Helper Merchants ald, alumni executive secretary, February 17, 18 to prove their point, Con- said , And the past two years. There Is a William O. Maulsby, vice presi- today. 1MB, ' ' announced in amount tinental and renewed of interest today that Mr. Maulsby is employed dent. Mr. Cowley wa8 elected at a TWO BIG HITS their new hlghwav luxury liner, dinner meeting of Aggie gradu c Pro,. ,or y l6e PrlM Hit No. 1 "THE CONTINENTAL", was plac- ates and former students last week ball season. Named as director were Clif- f A dessert luncheon will be ium. ed in actual schedule operation at the Carton junior college lunchto too a imt it is ford Woodruff, immediate Althougn eariy past "STRANGE make any announcements concern- - acV Wednesday for the first time from room. He had served previously who is associated with president, tenders. the ,ucky Denver on their Denver-Sa- lt of Lake as organization chairman of the the Helper BARGAIN" ing the prospects the Price Trading company; Helen Purpose of the card party is to a fA. iQsn ff.t,e- m...o City division. FurOliveto the of Smith Oiiveto meeting. with chapter funds for new suits for the The new coach left from the Elected to serve as vice-pre- si record conversation with Manager raise niture company, Price, and Bert band-ag8011001 HelPer MARTHA SCOTT two capitol cities on alternate dent was Clifford L. Frye, superMandell Wilson a couple of weeks Dart of the Helper Furniture, Ti(ets for tne Party ma? 1lp Price. indicate the rest of the league JEFFERY LYNN days, returning on its first trip intendent of schools in Emery MI8S PERRY CODINGTON, Flaim- Thel fr0 from Salt Lake City on Thursday. county; and Elizabeth Erickson. Price. reDresenteH Carhon enuntv will have to pour it on if they The next meeting of the chapHazel dent. Bumhope or Gladys Hit No. 2 Equipped with lavatory, snack home economics teacher at Car- in ine oiaie the Merchant, from the a i or Ameriter will be held on Feb. 14 at the xi uaugnters and other radio travel bar. many bon college. waa named secretary- - can Revolution pilgrimage that top of the pile. He declined to Carbon Country club at 7:30 p.m. "RIDERS OF refinements, the CONTINENTAL treasurer. Directors chosen were was held in Salt Lake City last mention names of players, but - rwrrrj tt TifYROTf A demonstration of the new simon a been combination test Nordell Allred, representing East week end. lias THE RANGE" most of the champs from ' 1,un;5rj Although not a winner, indicated plified line of white fluorescent and exhibition tour for the past Carbon: S. Edward Crawford, she ably represented the Carbon last year will be back, which is GROWERS SET With will be and given lighting lamps five months in various sections of Emery county: James L. McFall. D A R enoueh to prove the point about TTTPAH MEET IN S T TIM HOLT with girl models to show the efchapter. 'the country. Mis8 Codington, a popular sen Helpers strengtn. Helper; and Carmen Lewis, Price. fect of how the new lamps bring The new coach is the first of Members of the Utah Cattle and out the full director member will be tor coea at tarDOn high, was CARBON DEBATERS beauty of colors in buses Robert Hassell. the various experimental Horse Growers' Association will fabric? as well elected to represent the school by SUN. MON. TUE. rs comnlexiors and of debatCarbon college A team which have been in the process attracted a meet in galt Lake city on Feb. the colors of flowers. Steaks w'l' large and enthusiastic the senior class and the election ers will participate in the Cali- - ruary 24 and 25 L c Montsom February 19, 20, 21 of development to be placed in Speaking at the dinner which was based upon the student's per forma Institute of be u'ed to demonstrate that theo Technology actual service. It has proven to be group of Aggie alumni, were Dr, an sonality, scholastic ability, church debate tournament to be held at ery of Heber c;tVj Frosidenti new latmw maVe meats and fooH "CAPTAIN CHINA" the first successful design of its Wallace J. Vickers, head of the and community activities. n0Unced this week. The oiniza-Pasadena- . look appetizing. 24 on Feb. California, to still prove practical and type Uon wi hold fo,lr scs3k,ns in tne English department at USAC; With and 25, it has been announced by two days convention headquar-Georg- e remain within the size restrictions 3eorge Melinkovich, head football HELPER WILL SEE Old Annual Folks' deJOHN PAYNE Carbon C, Morgan, of the various state regulatory coach: and Mr. McDonald, alumni WORLD tfrg ,g tne Newnouse Hotei. SERIES bate coach. GAIL bodies and the Interstate ComRUSSELL 600 500 to are expected to From Sponsored secretary. merce Commission. sessions. attend the two-da- y The committee which arranged PICTURES FEB. 22 LDS Ward By Helper The CONTINENTAL has been for the dinner included Mr. CowMembers of the Association win Agent Reports On Baseball enthusiasts of the WED. and THUR. All members of the Helper LDS designed with the idea of provid- ley, Miss Erickson, Mrs. Verda T. be the guests of the Livestock area will have a chance Carbon Helper of bus passenger with tie Petersen, George Young, and to view the 1949 World Series age or older ing the Committee of the Salt Lake City,ward sity years February 22 and 23 by more expensive comforts of travel George Morgan. Chamber of Commerce at the New-- . ana tneir partners are invited to motion picture on Wednesday, Feb. TWO BIO HITS without the necessity of bavins to Results of the drawings for, house Hotel on Friday, Feb. 24. attend the annual Old Folks' party 22, throcgh the courtesy of the hosmore. be a to from held next ay Priesthood Dinner Everything Thursday, Feb. 23, Hit No. 1 Salt Lake (Bees) Baseball Club, T.V.A. fertilizer test farms for The feature of the sessions will at the LDS tess compartment and snack bar. church. 19C0 and the four years be the annual convention luncheon the year 24 Feb. and under the of the sponsorship A George Washington "RACHAEL AND theme Feb. 25 at lavatory, and both AM and FM Helper Baseball Assn., and the following were announced Thurs-- , to be held Saturday, will radio reception to a special de- Castle Gate Chapel in decorations and prevail the Carbon-Emer- y Fish and Game, is day by Robert L. Hassell, county noon. STRANGER" signed type of foam rubber cushThe North Carbon Melchizedek an announcement made Tuesday agricultural agent. The following i The "Cow Belles" Auxiliary' of program, which promises to be even ioned seat and back have been more elaborate than the preWith ithe organization, will hold its con priesthood, Church of Jesus Christ by E. F. Marchetti, business man- farms were selected: built into the coach. The Phil E. Thayn farm In Well- - vention at the same time, with vious year. of Latter-daSaints, will meet at ager for the local baseball associ MITCHUM ROBERT Prom a technical standpoint, the Castle Gate on Dinner will be served at 7:00 Feb. 24, in ation. ington. the June Bryner farm in Mrs. Edna L. Montgomery, Heber Friday, CONTINENTAL is classed as a their Also The Auxiliary p.m., with members of the Reregular monthly leadership According to Mr. Marchetti ar Nine Mile, the Nick Diamanti farm City, presiding. lief eve arrangement, seal dinner-meetinin on held Society be the will in charge. Shelby Program the with the Third rangements to show the films were Thompson Banquet Helper, "HARPOON" chairman is Mrs. C. B. Needles ivg a total or 82 passengers. Quorum of Elders as hosts. made with Claude Engberg, gen farm in "Price, and the George ning of Feb. 24, at the Newhouse Twelve of the passengers will and for are the Miller Olson in farm Creek. Hotel. of eral manager of the Bees, party According to the and rid on the lower level with 20 the stake all holders presidency T.V.A. phosphate fertilizer will The Convention will discuss all Cliff Crawford and Mrs. C. N. of the Mel- they will be shown at 8:45 on Feb. In the 8trna Theatre fntf on the upper deck. Memmott. chizedek and Adult Aaronic mem- 22 at the civic auditorium. In be brought to the county to be topics of current interest and con la no coarse grained plctunj will be for livestock the five on furnished cern to Transportation bers these farms funcIncluding to used are people. attend the urged addition to the world series picPhone News Items to Journal no great picture distortion! tion, which will begin at 7 p.m tures three other films, one titled purpose of experimenting to de- - the forestry reports, public do- all those who desire it, and resno long range vision that are ervations new taxes. to amount The he of and made with .main big game "Gymnasium Baseball"; one, "Play termlne the proper might contribute to 1 Ball Son", and the other "Swing phosphate that should be applied president of the National Asso- either Mr. Crawford or Mrs. train and eye fatigue. King", will be shown. The local on the farms of Carbon county. ciation, Loren Bamert, California,' mmmmHmmmmmmmmmz fish and game association will The above mentioned farmers will will be one of the principal speakibe Utah's of will Other receiving have speakers the prs. opportunity aid the project by using their this phosphate by paying only the Governor. J. Bracken Lee, and projector. transportation costs, .which amount John T. Caine, prominent livestock PELT SMUGGLER to $14 or $15 per ton. man of Denver. It will be expected that these FINED $295.00 farms will be open for public in- Dr. Demman Will First arrest in a state-wid- e spection under the direction of Attend Meetings crackdown on predatory animal the county agent. In case any of the five first At St. Louis, Mo. pelt smugglers wa8 announced e Monday by J. H. Crofts, state ag- mentionea men, ior Dr. A. R. Demman is leaving ricultural commission chairman. do not care to continue the pro- tomorrow as a delegate to the At the same time, Mr. Crofts gram as particulars are worked American of General Academy announced that bounty payments out with them, the following al Practice, to he held at St. Louis, during 1949 on predatory animals ternates will have the onportnnlty Missouri, Feb. 20 to 23. This is totaled $26,970.00; less than half of partMoRtlng: Txren7o Peter- the second national convention of the amount paid 'bounty hunters son. Wellington: Tom Christensen. the general practitioners. in 1948. Nine Mile: Dean Turkman. Helner: Enroute home Dr. Demman will The agricultural commission Flvin Charnnsn. Price: and Orson attend the post graduate clinic in chief said the decrease was due to NPlsnn. Miller CreeV. Denver, scheduled for Feb. 24. a decrease in the number of pre NEW MEMBER NAMED CARNAL KNOWLEDGE GUILTY datory animals In the state. He Frank Ellis, Sunnyside, has been PLEA pointed out that since 1946 when BRINGS JAIL TERM the Carbon county bounty payments totaled $121,000.- - appointed by to the county welT)onald Rutherford, Price 00, the number of predatory ani- commissioners Monmals turned In for payment has fare board to succeed Ruvy ac- charged with carnal knowledge entered a plea of guilty before roe, Dragerton, who resigned, decreased steadily. cording to B. H. Young, county Judge Fred W. Keller in the SevCub Scouting for younger hoys clerk. enth Judicial court in and for Carwas organized by the Boy Scouts bon county and wsr sentenced POX LEADS of America in 1930. Since then CHICKEN to a term of three month9 In the more than 2,500,000 boys have Carbon county had 7 new cases Carbon county. Jail. After enterof chicken pox and one whooping been enrolled. ing the guilty plea, Rutherford congh reported by the State De- asked that he be considered for There is a strength of quite en partment of Health for the week volant I: durance as significant of courage ending Feb. 10. Measles in the gtate probation and the matter was as the most daring feats of prow with 208 cases loads all others for turned over to the adult prohn-tloboard which later reported C ess. Tuckerman the week. to Judge Keller. Telephone mni Telegraph BEARD AND COSTUME RULES LISTED ro go-ag- er I er WasD ue IN STRAND WO -- tary-treasur- er pJjg ,r.d tt. ' cb... h"ht ; reb. Party ' J .. tJ Ta,8 J. "res'-dethro- Ex-offi- ce j Partv Farms For Fertilizer Tests j et At THE y , deck-and-a-h- g, . . nnron n o LJQUL V 1 BLENDED WHISKEY fRtMKfhtt n " "' If ft V |