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Show MINING A VOLUME 45 NUMBER RAILROAD AND 12 H IS LPER. H IS ARISEN! UTAH THURSDAY, Kiwanis Easter Sunrise Services At Auditorium Sunday Morning L.D.S. Church HELPER LDS WARD usual Easter program will be presented again this year at the regular Sunday School services at 1U:3U, according to Bish MARCH 22, 1951 Yes, it is just a phrase of three short words, yet in it is the source of the soul lifting joy with which we depart from Easter Sunday Services to greet our relatives and friends, with a new light shining in our eyes. The celebration of the Resurrection of Him, whom evil kings could not destroy, takes on especial sigturnificance in this year of world-wid- e There will appropriate program at the evening sacrament servic.es at 7:3U p.m. The public is invited to attend these services. A message to all Christians: The Christian word, which many observers believe to be in the midst of preparation for the Third and greatest of all world cona conflict which very flicts possibly will determine for all time the right of free people to worship the Creator of all mankind, looks forward to coming op moil and strife. The past fifty-on- e years of this ceheld more have than their share of ntury strife and trouble, yet they have also brought to mankind a tremendous potential, promising to carry us forth to a brighter, happier era. The message of Easter is a message or y jiope. it tens us tnat man, oy ioiiow- can reach the greatest Ur J ing His teachings, v heights. Let us attend the Church of our ft A choice this Easter Sunday and all the jrouUuent. L.ynn also be an - events with fear and uncertainty. Satan is striving to subjugate the earth tion, to and thereof hring under the of Easter and receive ' blessing of the Rise Christ. be and Easter a May your Holy Blessed one. PRICE VALLEY MISSION COMMUNITY CHURCH Sincerely yours in Christ, Rev. Francis R. Lamothe, Pastor HELPER Good Friday services will Y.M.C.A. be Easter week services held at the Community Methodist Rev. Patrick N. Gallagher Special will be held in the churches of Church of Price on March 23 at Holy Thursday Price Valley Mission. There will 7:30 p.m. George Garland will sing 7:30 P.M. Holy Hour. Holy Friday be a sunrise service at Trinity a solo. "O Sacred Head Now happiness every por- power Catholic ST. ANTHONY CHURCH Dear Parishioner: The Feast of the Resurrection For the fifteenth year the Help- - the presidency of Carbon Stake. r Kiwanis club, under the tlirec- - Church of Jesus Christ uf Lalter-tio- cf Our hord is a day of grea joy and happiness. It reminds us of of the Support of Churches clay Saints; another selection by the triumph of our Savior and committee, and with Joe Bonacci the Helper ward choir, and the us of the triumph of our anbenediction by Fay E. ThacUer, as chairman, will present its nual Easter Sunrise Services next, ISishop of Castle Gate LDS ward. Faith and our Church which He has given to us. "Attend Church on Easter," has Sunday morning at T: 30 at the How grateful and proud we been the slogan of the Helper Ki- Helper civic auditorium. should be to possess the True Honacci Mr. club wanis a to it the since According began very toe to fine program has been arranged project of annual Sunrise Services Faith. How proud we should profess that faith; to live it; to consisting of the following: pre-- j fifteen years ago. This year the it to others. liniinary music, Akin Duke and club again urges all Christians to help bring Such a pride should inspire us Mr. and Mrs. Ioy Millet; selection attend the church of their choice to follow Christ closely, especially by Helper LDS choir; invocation and offer their thanks to the Alduring Holy Week by attending by R. B. liassler; vocal solo, Thorn- mighty for the many blessings beas DHulall, Castle Gate; girls duet, stowed upon them. The morning the Holy Week Services faithfully. We will of course receive Joyce Hardee and Sue Phillips; services are Sunvocal solo, "Holy City," by Cal- and all creeds, races and colors Holy Communion on Easter we will so day By doing morning. vin Jewkes; Easter message by are invited to attend them. all enjoy the fullest share of the Orvil Stevens, first counselor to Tile choice. Oil yNPfaLAv NEWSPAPER liten Church j&rtiifftwBffl HE Is Arisen! Just a chrase. three words long. Yet it expresses all the faith and hope of mankind, born anew each year on Easter Sunday, under the inspiration of His teachings as renewed and reviewed for us in the Church of our MM DISTRICT of Methodist Episcopal godless men who would deprive men of their free agency. It is doubtful if at any time in our lives the chances of his perfidy succeeding, have appeared so good. Yet Christian faithful are reminded again at this time that God rules the world and they are con- fident that the same power which Church in Dragerton the at 6:30 a.m. Wounded". The chojr will Mass of the Presanctl- 8:15 A.M sing fied. The darkness of the tomb Easter morning followed by a ' the Communion numbers. pieced 3:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. -- Station hear His Lesson, and see the way to and shattered the bonds of death, family service of Holy Communion Lord's Supper will be administer-bringrnof the Cross. our Lord and Savior, at 9:00 a.m. and a service of ed. Ui KJ tllCI ilUUU, Holy Saturday Jesus Christ, forth in the eternal Morning Prayer at 9:30 a.m. At, A Sunrise Service will be held! a.m. in 7:00 A.M. Blessing of New Fire, glory of the resurrection on that the Church of the Ascension in on Easter morning at 7conducted Paschal Candle and Easter first (beautiful Blaster morning Kenilworth, Morning Prayer will the Price City Park, TELEPHONE COMPANY nearly 2000 years ago, will dispell be held at 11:30 a.m. Easter morn- - bv the high Water. It school people. the gloom and pessimism which ing followed by Holy Communion will be followed by coffee and 8:15 A.M. .Mass. 12:00 Noon Lenten season ends. PETITIONS U.P.S.G. envelopes the world today and at 12:45 p.m. The children and doughnuts at the fireplace. Easter Sunday bring forth a new world of peace- young people of St. Barnabas!- The Sunday School will be held Low Mass, 7:00 A.M. and security and eternal friend- Sunday School in Helper will pre- as usual at 9:45 a.m. There are TO INCREASE RATES sent an Easter program in the classes for all ages beginning with High Mass, 8:30 A.M. in Church ship. Low Mass, 8:30 A.M. in Hall so, on this, beautiful Easter Y.M.C.A. Chapel at 6:30 p.m. on olds, And The Mountain States Telephone Low Mass, 10:30 A.M. will this we to service Easter there The Easter day. morning Following worship pause and Telegraph Company filed .an occasion, Confessions of Evening begin at 11 a.m. George Garland Christ and again to think will be a service Jesus application with the Utah Public of will be heard after all Confessions 7:30 p.m. at Choir fhe Junior will resurrection. a of story His Prayer solo, sing the beginning Utah Power Man Service Commission Saturday, services during Holy Week, On the Saturday before Easter, wm sing, and the Adult Choir will world seems a little brighter. The March 17, for increases in teleTo Be Honored also Holy Saturday 3:00 to out- - hnrriena a little liehter and th rite of BaDtism will be admini- - aine "On That Sabbath Morn" a rates. The application phone 5:00 and 7:00 to 10:00 P.M. In New missions. stered Easter. walk 1:00 Vets for a neero three straishter all At men little for spiritual Banquet that increased costs of 3:00 p.m. in members will ibe baptized and re- Also ibefore tne Masses on Easter in Dragerton, our p.m. the with, contemplationcomes George W. Leatham, district doing business have substantially Sunday. assurance that eventually God's Kenilworth, and 4:00 p.m. in ceived. representative at Price, will be reduced the company's earnings fulfilled have the Helper. been purposes to be which are now too low to attract among the 77 be Good Friday services will fear will be honored at the company's 14th the money required to expand and hate and greed and and real peace will come held at 12:00 Noon in Helper, at dispelled annual Veterans improve service to meet Utah's 1:00 p.m. in Dragerton, and at7:30 again. the JJ'M g Kiwanis Hoop Tourney Is Set To Start Mon. Nite two-yea- r j Everything is starting whistle ready to toot Second annual for the to start off the Kiwanis tournament Basketball Monday evening at 7:45 p.m. at the Helper civic auditorium, according to Dr. Toshio Furukawa and Dr. Paul on the genGonzalez, eral committee in charge of the tourney. Twelve games in all have been scheduled for play and an array of basketball talent to be shown is some of the best to appear here in a long time. According to the committee on presentation, consisting of Stanley Ken Litizzette and Marquis, awards to be made Friday night after the last game will include trophies for first place, second team place and third place; trophy; two outsportsmanship six standing player trophies; charms for all-stplayers, and one consolation trophy. Proceeds realized from gate receipts from this tourney are earmarked to be used in the child welfare fund of the Kiwanis club and In the general fund of the Helper Basketball association. Schedule of Play Monday Games Kiwanis vs Eastern Utah Electric (Continued on Page Ten) I - I old-time- p. club banquet on March 26 in New. house hotel, Salt Lake City. He will be presented with a jeweled pin representing 40 years of service by George M. Oadsny, communications .requirements. The Application stated: Events of the last year or two have strongly emphasized the importance of the adequate communications system to supply the needs of a civilian economy. The stepped-umilitary requirements as they are known now and may be expected in the near future, in turn are dependent upon an adequate and reliable communications system not only for the Armed Services but for agriculture, mining, and transportation as well as the government agencies and defense industries. If the company is to meet this responsibility it must proceed with the objective s of making available as many as may be required. In 1940 the company was serving 82.000 telephones In Utah and now there are 190,000, more than twice as many. While Utah's population has increased 25 per cent, telephones in service Increased (Continued on Page Ten) com- pany president. G. W. Leatham It would take one man working from 274 B.C. to the present time to be on the job as many days as have Mr. Leatham and these 76 other men and women who together have worked a total of more than 2000 years in the electric industry. Of this group, 20 will be initiatfledged into the club as lings and the remaining 57 will be accorded recognition for service records ranging from 25 to 15 years each. tele-phne- Future Citizens of Carbon County This week we reach out farther than the city limits and Introduce two new citizens who make their homes in the surrounding coal camps. COLLEGE PRESIDENT MAKES STATEMENT ON REGENT "GOSSIP" - ' '. : -- . is . k. V; J.. j ill aiiBnn iu nrciai uiijuilieD from residents of Carbon county secret relative, to "supposed" groups within the student body of Carbon high school and Carbon college, the following letter, over the signature of Dr. Aaron E. Jones la sulmiitted to the public. As stated In the letter, anyone who believes he has conclusive evidence to substantiate any of the rumors refered to, should contact Dr. Jones In person and report the facts as he knows them. Dr. Jones' Letter "Due to rather widespread gossip which is detrimental to the f ' J , I good name of students at Carbon , ,,iiitiiM High School and Carbon College. KAREN SUE GRIZZELL WILLIAM JEWKE3 I feel that it Is necessary for me to say that after careful InvestThis doll lad beautiful the of with This young husky only hairdo Is nine months igation by the faculty and by the lives on the Aber- semi-updfour month Kenilold and the daughter of Mr. and Sheriffs force, we can find no deen coal headquarters, evidence of any basis for such worth. and Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Grlzzell of Spring gossip. Mrs. Rex Jewkes. "The administration and faculty Fkoio$ Vogu Studio, Hlpr-Pri- c (Continued on Page Ten) - Lynn Bishop CHURCH OF Broadbent THE p.m. in Helper Jr. High Addition Bids Asked For By Board Kenilworth IIT'S A BOY! ASCENSION "It's a boy! Yep, and a mighty hefty youngster, too." That's how Orlle Rachele anSpecial 11:30 a.m. Services for advertisement to everyone that his wife, An official nounced will program A special Easter 8 him had an Ann. lb.. presented bids was released this week by CONGERT-OANCbe presented at the Church of the E HERE Ascension at Kenilworth Easter 6 oz. son. the Board of Education, Carbon the the statistics to Sunday at 11:30 a.m. under the According School District, for the AT MOOSE HALL direction of the Knights Templar, young fellow saw the light of day County hospital at construction of an addition to the Charles Fred Jennings Command- - at the ery No. 6, at .which time Rever-9:0- 3 1951. p.m., Wednesday, March 21, Helper Junior high school, accordi- SATURDAY EVENING ng to Movell Jewkes, board clerk. end J. R. Nicholas will deliver the His name? The proud Mom and Bidders were instructed to sub-- j By popular demand the musical Easter message. All LMasons, especially In this Dad figured Orlando Mike Ka- mlt bids for the construction to gr0UPi Little Joe and his Ryth-th- e board clerk on or before April area, also any visiting Masons, chele would 'be justhasdandy. from Provo are coming an excess 20, 1951, at 7:30 p.m., at "which meergi are invited to attend these special It the Journal ba(,k to Helper Saturday night amount of errors this week Orlie time they will be opened and pub- - an(1 services. wln appear t the Moose hall asks your forgiveness. He just licly read aloud. f0r a special concert session at Iove asks faith, and faith couldn't keep his mind on the The official notice is printed 8:30 p.m., following which they Herbert job. firmness. elsewhere" in this Issue of play for a dance at the hall. (Kenilworth) City-Coun- ty ' i j the"! Helper JAYCEE BOXING TOURNEY addition will be coupled onto the south end of the present Junior high school 8truc-l80mture on Townsite and according to, finu'tifli'fl Hrn a in tha nlana in file at '..the board office, will be or The proposed at night here in Helper the second civic auditorium of the Price Jayc.ee Amateur boxing tournament will take place according to Tom Foley, chairman event this year. Winners of Friday BONNIE This popular group of musicians a bI fol'0w'"8 in ,,he "l,ah ha,v,e valley e SHOWS HERE FRIDAY NIGHT the "go" Journal. HOOPSTERS construction, incorporat. modem design and the latest building techniques. COP 1ST PLACE An exact listing of the many of the features of the addition was not tonight's pairings at Dragerton IN JUNIOR TOURNEY available at this time but it is and the winners at the Helper known several class rooms, show tomorrow night will be the The junior basketballthe tourna a school that room, homemaking lunch Helper, finalists In the main tourney to ment sponsored by room, music room and a combin- a to successful came club Lions ! at the gym-Carbon college held Saturday mgniiawn gymrinitim ami huuuuuuiii nasium Saturday evening at 8:30 conclusion last Theatre team of are Included. The estimated seat when the Bonnie p.m. the gym Is roughHelper was awarded the champion. ing capacity of Bouti Tonight At Dragerton the Price Moose ly estimated at near 600 with fhe for ship besting Cliff Woodruff. Price, 100; v8 nulnt by a lean. first row of seats being spotted healthy Jim Karrlch, Dragerton, 100, about seven feet above the level i the whistle when The final score John Esrandon. Price, 103; Honnie and 30 of the playing floor. Shower and was 40 for blew Douglas Jacob, Price, 104. the losers. Besides winning dressing rooms will be on the Hill Dixon, Dragerton, 110: vs for the main floor as will other facilities the tournament championship 112. David Aboyta, Price, lionnle boys took a good share of necessary for the proper operation Sam Stoddard, Dragerton, 115; Individual honors offered by the of the gym. v Den Marquez. Price, 110. committee. accept- ,f R guPpPRBfj Dl(1(lfir Albert Babel, Dragerton, 120; vs Lions club athletic of the series be 121 well work d, should Illevlnfl, Outstanding player underway Dragerton, John Charles Dixon, Dragerton. 123; was awarded to Tony Kosmack of- hy the time school lets out this the Bonnie boyH. Ralph Dyett, an- summer, and in all probability the vs Manuel Rojen. Helper, 125. team niPnvber won Htruoture should be very near com. Mike Vaddez. Dragprton, 130; vs other . Bonnie . .I .. a t .11 i . pletion 130. one coveien of tne six Jones, by fall of this year. Gerald Price, medals. tatlon va 137; Darmld Bet, Price, Others David Franko, Dragerton, 135. winning the all-stIN JAPAN vs HO; medals were: Junior Garcia, of Farrell Curtis. Helper, Word has been received that Donald Onford, HO. Helper Junior high; Darrel N'ord Jack Best, Price, 150; v O'Dell of Price Junior high; Dean Den-nlso- F.N. 2nd class Harry Dlax of the of Price Moose; Donald U. S. Navy, Is now located in N'ord, Price, Ho. . Japan. (Contlnned on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Seven) f ing j J an-m- n, area area 1and haVe, uuniig wie ta&i dance will IC p,yed,w , tteu- wuut and have made several radio appearances on the I'rovo station, Featured with the group is a young man, "Keyboard" Day, an accomplished accordionist, who is reputed to be one of the most outstanding artiHts with his Instrument. He does not specialize in he plays all any type of music types exceptionally well, and if he does show a preference, It I dance music, the with good-ol- d kind that's Just full of melody. Because this area has so many accordion music enthusiasts, the Helper Moose lodge has arranged for him to present a concert prior one hour to the dance session long during which time he will render many numbers especially adapted to the accordion. The public is Invited to attend this affair, and according to Robert Olson, governor of the lodge, a nominal admission fee will be charged to help defray expenses of bringing him here. At 7 p.m. dver radio station KOAL the group will play over the air for a full thirty minutes, affording listeners an opportunity to hear what these talented players can do. son The start Immediate- ly following the concert, and will be open to the public. also |