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Show the HELPER (Utah) JOURNAL .... PAQE POUR i ,, - . THURSDAY, JUNE 4 22, , 1950 rrr KIWANIS BASEBALL By Don . June 22 9:30 a.m. Kozzy's vs Helper Peewees 11:00 a.m. Canyon vs Rio Grande June 26 THE NEWS La-Ite- Young mr A REPAIRING Ed-wa- " I are anything repair to ... HARDY'S Cabinet, Paint & Upholstery SHOP ALL TYPES OF CABINET WORK FURNITURE REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY WORK Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fromm are the proud owners of a new Nash sedan. Week end fishermen at Tucker were: Albert Pierotti, Greno Lami, Joe Juliano and Joe Gianini. The group went over skyline drive, had plenty of snow drift trouble, but saw three beautiful herds of deer and two elk. Lee Diamanti recently bought new uniforms, bats and balls, for the ladies' Softball team he is sponsoring. DRAPES MADE TO ORDER William Wetmore spent Father's Day in Heber City, with Mrs. Wetmore's father. Wll- liam L. Turner. CALL and DELIVERY SERVICE Mrs. Vida Wood left last Fri- day for Los Angeles, where she; will spend a week visiting with her daughter. PHONE 192 HELPER Mr. and Mrs. 19 N. MAIN ST. UTAH Visitors at the SWIMMING IS FUN! meek of those An over-al- l free youngsters who attend the (up in swimming morning lessons 25 to 60 right now), reveals that cent 40 per per cent can swim, can float, and 35 per cent can't are The swim. bracket lower age the in mostly ). The Classic Greeks evalueducated citizen by sayan ated able to read and swim. is he ing: In our age a citizen can fairly but get along without swimming, and fun of a lot surely misses chances to live a more wholesome lost a heart breaker to the Rio Grande Coffee Shop. The Hawks took the lead in the first few innings and kept it until the fatal fifth when John O'Berto tripled with the bases loaded and drove in the winning runs for the Coffee Shop. In Tuesday's games the Peewee's downed the Coffee Shop 13-- 1 and the Kossy's slipped by the Hawks In the Senior division Helper's Kiwanis team lost to the Peewee's The game of the Coal League. was played at the Helper ball park and featured Montoya, Chavez and Crocco on the mound with Arbo and Senechar Laur-sen- , doing the catching duties. all Nelson Niwa, Chavez and hit triples. E- -l. 4. Ger-dan- LALA DE LA CRUZ, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jouflas Plaintiff, and daughter, spent Wednesday vs. and Thursday here on business. ROBERT D. AYERS, Defendant, Among the recent graduates of; the University of Tennessee at' THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE Knoxville, was one of our local ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and boys, Dick Greener, who graduated with a bachelor of arts degree. required to serve upon THORIT Following his graduation be spent HATCH, plaintiff's attorney, whoso a week in Nashville, then a few address is lr)3 South Main Street. days in Denver, with his brother, Helper, Utah, and answer to the Jim and family, and arrived home complaint within 20 days after service of this summons upon you. If Saturday. you fail so to do, judgement by Phone News Items to Journal default will be taken against you for relief demanded In said complaint, which has been filed with this Court. This action Is brought to recover a judgement on a promissory note dated September 8. 1949. Dated: June 14, 1950. Thorit Hatch: Attorney for South Main Plaintiff. Street. Helper. Utah. Date of first publication. June 15. 1950. 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Sat., June 23 and 10 SUGAR FLOUR Red LBS Star MILK, All Brands CORNED BEEF H'"S' Q0pp M Bag 4 cans 3.29 can Ity SARDINES in OIL BUTTER ffc LB Maxwell J'B'' Schillin9s' 24 95c CARROTS, Woods Cross No. 2 2 for No. 2 can PEAS, Garden 3 cans JS lb (,5f Pick-u- p 373. PIIREX SAILE Model 1931 "A" and trailer. Call at Castle Gate, house No. FOR SALE amplifier 3S6-J- 3. Electric Guitar and at bargain price. Call Spring Glen. FOR SALE Boys Bicycle, good condition. priced. Reasonably Phone 240, Helper. Miscellaneous FOR CLEANING or Janitor Work of all kinds. Call Helper 179-- J 6.15. 2tp CARPET UPHOLSTERY Sham, pooing, All work guaranteed. See W. R. Everett, 644 N. 2nd East 7.8.usc Price, Phone 955-& J. For Rent FOR RENT Furnished Apts. & Rooms. By day, week or month. HILLCREST HOTEL 1 use 9-- & APTS. -- RENT modem basement apt., located on Dodge St., Helper. Phone 142-Help- 0R KREMEL VEL Pkg2fc0 WHITE KING OLD DUTCH 4 bars DelMonte PINEAPPLE Chance to show CarEstate of Satlno, deceased, WANTED bon county residents how much Creditors will present claims wi'.h better service can be had from vouchers to the undersigned, at two men working In the county V. or to Utah, Helper, Stanley treasurer's office in place of Litizzette, Attorney at Law, Help- the present lone deputy. Qlve er, Utah, on or before the 29th day a young man a chance. of July, 1950. ALBERT J. FOSSAT, Jim YOnng Executor of the Estste of WANTED USED LUMBER, suit, Louis Satino, rvrp&sed. able for subfloortng etc. Call 21 STANLEY V LITIZZETTB. Helper. Attorney for Executor, 178 South Main Street LOST AND FOUND Helper, Utah Date of first publication, June 1, LOST rtoston Bull male do. 1W0. Date of last publication, Jane Reward. Finder return to tl 29, 1950. Cmb, Helper. 2-ltp 27C 2 lb pkg 43$ can SALMON, Pink 2SI can 391 m 5 lbs JAM, Strawberry M.C.P. PECTIN lie Pkg. MILD amer,can KERR LIDS KLEENEX 37c pkg. 2 pkgs half-lBLACK TEA, Schillings CANTALOUPE U.S. Fancy large POTATOES fy AN rushed CRACKERS, Saltines TUNA Light Meat LETTUCE U.S.1 Wanted l can MISSION BELL SOAP CHEESE Uc Pkg TIDE Pkg 2ty 26 g FOR er. quart CL0R0X b. lb lb 7fj base for salads NEW SHAFTER PORK CHOPS, Lean loin PORK SAUSAGE ROLL BACON, Lean Streaked SALT PORK Lean LINK SAUSAGE 88 10 lb lb Tb 27c at w 43 H 33 Tb 44 PETUNIAS Giant double or ruffled do 4 d e" '"I siu lb 33$ OLEOMARGARINE, Durkees 3 pkgs JELLO Six flavors Jty Dia-man- ML o, Justice's Court of Helper, Carbon County, State of Utah, Be- FOR SALE Modern brick house fore C. N. Memmott, Justice of Good location. Inquire 128 N 1st the Peace. 5,18,usc West, Price, Utah. In The 'I ROSTERS ; SUMMONS li you 4. FOR Tullius home (it This Saturday's Hit,. ver. going from the mouth river (Highway) upstream favorite fishing spot, wher. of us caught our limU last fcS " rrni YVr,H Y and are iback hv nn -j ... y.m T over six is invited. body ll n, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and children, Vicki and Gil, and Mrs. J. J. Tullius, all of Salt Lake City. SmuO person, rescue a drowning without bringing himself in dandifger, because of not knowing to. apbe styles, ferent swimming circumstances. under given plied These morning lessons will continue throughout the summer, and I believe the number of will decrease. That is. if the boys and girls come in every day, not just occasionally, and with the will to learn. Some eirls learned swimming in five lessons, some boys learned another style in 2 or 3 lessons. A future swimming event in July-wishow how our kids went ahead. Parents are invited to send their children to these lessons, six years and up is the age. But all these, who come for the fun of kidding girls, pushing younger to s, jL.6 GALS U . will to will swim one week,, some in three. 11:00 for girls) who would be able improve, SPRING CANYON HAWKS Manager, Bob Smith Tony Yelenich, Marko Yelenich, Manuel Rogas, Tom Nevarez, Martin Parish, Everette Naranjo, Kenny Nevarez, Gilbert Sisneros, Grant Davies. HELPER PEEWEE'S Manager, Don Nelson Steve Briest. Frank Lupo. Butch Amy Nelson and daughters are Tullius. Kenny Burnhope, Louis spending a few weeks vacationing Dick Chadwicjk, Jimmy Trifonis, in California. Clair Billy Chadwick, Higby, Fishermen at upper U. M. river Greener, Drew Binks, Leslie last week end were Glen James, KOSSY'S Lynn Neilson, Joe Mower, Mel Heath and son, Loyd Heath and Manager, Gene Laursen son, all Carbon county residents, Sam Marelli, Tom Perrero, Art and Andy Mower and Jim Chimes Dalpiaz, Bob Brightweiser, John of Salt Lake City. A fair catch Kosmack, Dean Higby, Frank Slawas reported. vensky, John Pappacostas. RichAhlin was ard Ghirardelli. Michael "Micky" RIO GRANDE COFFEE SHOP honored on his second birthday Manager, Nick Chavez with a weiner roast given by his Robert Sneddon, Bobby Olsen. AhMr. Mrs. Martin and parents, lin. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Childs, Geno Ori, Bobby John Costello, Jona, Judy and McMurtry, Billy Olsen, Douglas Bor-eBarbara. Deanne and and Darlene Hacjtwell, John O'Berto, Lynn Vic Louis Brackett. Pierotti, Louis Bobby Nichols. Rogers: Tone, and Madeline Cima of Helper, and Martha Ann, Tony and Marko Yelenich of Spring Canyon. CLASSIFIGD DISPLAY Mrs. Mary Stone of Salt Lake City has been a visitor here the past few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. P. Lloyd. r - attend ourTnorn ana come with the ing lessons (10:00 lor oys BY ERIC PEMPE con-venti- ANNOUNCING OPENING OF . Lmong-thostrwh- CORNER Gardner, Mrs. and Miss Betty Carr, Spring spent Saturday and Sunday in 9:30 a.m. Salt Lake, attending the MIA conJoe va Grande Rio ference. accompanied They Helper Peewees Mrs. Bob Mr. and Kelly of Salt Linda Petersen and Becky Ann 11:00 a.m. who motored to the city on Carr, were the Lake a at visitors few home after are City days Matson Kozzy's vs Spring Canyon home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. business. visit at Salt Lake City. June 27 Wednesfrom last seaGeorge Kelly, The opening day of fishing a.m. 10:00 day to Saturday. Children, Scott, son found Morgan Riche, Albert Peewees vs Spring Canyon Helper Paul and Louise, accompanied their Corey, Johnny Gerald Crocco, 11:15 a.m. parents here to see their grand- Corey. Gene Crocco, and Richard Rio Grande vs Kozzy's m parents. Corey, at Thousand Lakes, bright June 29 whle'J luck. 9:30 a.m. Business visitors in Salt Lake and early to try their was very good caught their limit. Peewees vs Rio Grande Monday were John Skeu of the 11:00 a.m. Mutual Furniture company and Among the many fishermen at Gus Tsangaris of the Toggery. Is Our Specialty Blind Lake, in the Boulder Moun- Kozzy's vs Spring Canyon Mine" TEAM STANDINGS LaVern Allred is home tains, were Ace and Jimmy Mrs. y gtAfTM HOP ft of Romano Frank Helper and ne.v L from the Price hospital with W ; Redd, Ruel Redd, Von An0 2 baby girl. Eilene, 9 lbs, 5 oz. Kossy's Markosek of 1 Mother and ba'by are both doing derson and Eddie 1 Peewees Price. The group left Friday and, 1 I very well. Coffee Shop 2 Visitors here the forepart of the returned Sunday evening, report- Hawks 0 their week from Scotia, California, were ing that they all caught In the Junior Baseball League limit of beautiful trout. Dr. and Mrs. Gianotti, former resiprogram manager Nick Mascara were dents of Helper. With them Visiting in Helper and Price reported that four teams have Johnand Lisa two children, their last Wednesday was Mrs. Hall Johnny is the Thorne, a former resident of Help- been chosen and are now in leany. Incidentally, June 19 the gue competition. star skier at the University ot er, and now living in Park City. Helper Peewee's lost to a scrappy Nevada. Doc, we thought, came out Battery mates Mrs. George Shuey and small Kosmack team to do some fishing, but close friends say he changed his mind daughter, of San Francisco, are for the Peewee's were Trifonis while Slavensky and visited. visiting at the home of her moth- and Briest, We equipped to and Just were Kosmack battery mates for Mrs. er, Josephine Speroni. O. A. Troseth and Mr. Pauliy the Kossy's. Slavensky homered handle from In Glenwood Springs, ColoColleen Funcannon has been the for the winners and Kosmack a minor a are rado this week attending a mine guest of her aunt in Salt Lake for tripled. In the second game of the the past two weeks. complete motor rehaul. engineers' convention. day the Spring Canyon Hawks her Thomas Mrs. son, Beveridge, Ralph Smith and family of Body & Fender Work Jimmy, and her niece, Joan DalWashington, Indiana, have been Maurine Greener and Qonna piaz, were in Salt Lake on bus- the guests of Roy Funcannon anl Thomas returned Tuesday jJean iness last Friday. Returning with family. LIMONE GARAGE from a three-week- s tour in the who was Dr. Joe them Dalpiaz, and cities states: St. following Mrs. Hank Jems and Major and had been attending a Dental Mo., Knoxville, Tenn., 215 So. Main 111., Louis, sons two from Champaigne, in the city. They stopped Helper New Philadelphia. at American Fork to see the 'bail are visiting a week with Mrs. Washington, Jems parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. York and Denver. Colo. They attended Dick Greener's graduation Nason. while in Knoxville. Mrs. Louise Anderson, North . has been a Dale Broadbent Carbon Stake Bee Hive Supervisor spent the week end In Salt very sick little man, but we are happy to report that he is rap- -' Lake City attending the MIA idly recovering now. N RECREATION Nelson SCHEDULE Bill Perry spent last week end visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perry. Mrs. Pearl eventually to be of tre- boys into the wat mendous value in cases of life first .teps in pick. hazards. Right now there is none Happened already lifeand game, played by American Fork and our own home team, waich turned out to be a very exciting . game. |