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Show r an Appropriate Gift from THE TOGGERY in Helper FEfefc HELPER The JOURNAL (Utah) PAGE EIGHT MAY THURSDAY, Helper Merchants Lose First Night Game To Brigham Peaches The Helper Merchants lost a 23-decision to the Brigham City at Brigham Peaches City last night. The Peaches blasted three Merchant pitchers for 20 hits in running up their total ol 23 runs. Byrge started on the Johnny mound for Helper, followed by Tony Tone and Mike Orphanakis. Cowley and Niekols hit home runs for the Peaches, while the longest iblow for Helper was a triple by Mike Orphanakis to account for two of the Merchant runs, in the third inning. Line score: 3 8 6 002 010 000 Helper 3 10, MERCHANTS WIN 1951 Coal League Teams Swing Into Action Sunday For 1st Games The Carbon Coal 'League will swing into action Sunday with games scheduled for Sunnyside, Kenilworth, and Price. The Spring Glen Mudhens are scheduled to play at Sunny&ide, Geneva Steel of Dragerton plays at Kenilworth (Continued from Page One) on Cato's single, a triple by Jerry Erlenbach, and a Merchant error. The local boys came back in their half of the fourth, however, to score three runs and take the lead which they never relinquished. With two out, Telarole started the rally with his second hit, a single, Scavo went to first after being hit with a pitched ball. scored Telarole from second on a Texas League single behind i i .t base, and moved Scavo to third base. Elegante drew a base and on balls to load the bas-eVenturelli drove Scavo and Zupon home on a single. The fifth inning saw the Merchants one-twpunch of Rolando and Telarole go to work again. Mullins led off with a walk, stole second base, and rode home on Rolando's single. Telarole follow ed with a tremendous double to to score Rolando and lead. give the Merchants a Magna came back with two more runs in the first of the sixth on three straight singles by Erlenbach, Robb and Barton. Rolando started it out for Helper in the seventh with a single with one out as the Merchants to make three runs on the one hit, two Millmen errors, and KINO, ANY MINE LUMP SLACK NUT and the Hiawatha King Koalers meet Price on the latter's home field: Officials of the Mudhen team have announced that Spring Glen will see several new faces in the line-uthis year. The draft and the graduation of some of the old mainstays to the Helper Merchants have cut serious inroads in the Mudhen roster. Young Jimmy Bowns will likely get the nod to start on the mound, Sunday with the veteran Louie Kosec (behind the plate. Domonic Mele will 'he the starting pitcher for Sunnyside. At Kenilworth Manager Glen Campbell will field a team of youngsters, most of them playing their first season of Coal League ball. Floyd Zemlock or Campbell will foe the starting pitcher for the Aberdeen coal team, while Jim Tobey of the Steelers will counter with either Billy Harris three walks. or Willie Poglajen. Venturelli showed signs of tirin the eighth as Erlenbach ing 2 23 20 Brigham .... 733 301 33x followed Brown's single with a Batteries: home run. Robb and Barton hit Hyrge, Tone 3, Orphanakis 6; successive s i n gles, Venturelli and Scavo. SEE OR CALL HENRY BINCH PHONE OR 294-- HELPER, 396-R- 1 UTAH p . 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Irtmtury Department HOLY COMMUNION from Page One) CONFIRMATION At three o'clock Sunday after noon His Excellency the Most Reverend Duane Hunt, Bishop of Salt Lake, City confereel the Sac rament of Confirmation on 58 children and 25 adults. For thi& the boys very colorful ceremony were attired in red robes and red ties, the color symbolic of the Holy Spirit and the girls were dressed in white and twore red caps. The Very Reverend Thomas P. Butler, pastor of Notre Dame Church in Price questioned the children in Christian doctrine they responded admirable. In his. remarks after confering the Sacrament of Confirmation Bishop Hunt was mo&t generous in his praise of the children for their wide and comprehensive knowledge of Christian doctrine. The Bishop exhorted all present to pray constantly for the preservation of World Peace. The ceremonies of the day ended with the Benediction of the Most Bless, (Continued Duggins, and the bases were load-- : ed on iSolonian's short single to left field. John McGurk drew a walk to force in one run and thei last Magna rally was over when Venturelli struck out Cato for his Front Row: (left to right) Louie Martinelli. Fred Bosone, Ralph Wahl. Back Row: (left of the inning. third strike-ou- t Maena made their final bid to; right) Johnny Bianco, Alex Allison, "Chokey" Ber9ra. when Brown drove a single intoi right-field- , but Nick Mascara raced. Pure religion and undefiled beCivil Defense Junior Fat Stock towards second 'base to pull in God and the Father is this. fore Erlenbach's line drive and double Show Cut Official To Attend To visit the fatherless and widows off brown. 7-- 8 For in their affliction and to keep National Conference Telarole collected four hits and; himself unspotted from the world. Defense Civil The Fifteenth is Annual everybody' Rolando three in their assault on; Epistle of James Junior Fat Stock Show business, not just the Federal the Magna hurlers. Big Bob, Ibe held June 7 and 8, at the a and far will Government's, largit's Robb's name could be best used) er job than many people seem to Union Stock Yards, in North Salt "master stockman' will be prein describing a long drive that realize, Clem J. Randau, Execu- Lake. The scheduling of a two-da- sented these "purpue ribbon" win. sec in right-fielthe Bob hit to tive Director of the Civil Defense show is an innovation this ners during ond inning, "because "rob" is. just fitting ceremonies Administration declared last week year, previous shows having been June 7. to did Rolando Joe exactly what three-dain a speech to the organizing coned Sacrament. affairs. the big boy's bid for extra bases. vention of the American Women 'FIRST HOLY Buy your Better Homes Cok Merrill Parkin, Show Manager, Rolando went back and caught in Radio and Book COMMUNION at the Helper Journal. CLASS Television, meeting reason that behind the his back against explains the ball with Alice Vigil, Manuel Vigil, Freda at the Hotel Aster, New York this reduction is to avoid the necOffice supplies now on sale at the fence. Mello, Mary Montoya, Carol City. essity of exhibitors being away the Helper Journal AB H Magna Judith Mr. Randau, who is well known from home for too long a time. Sherril Ann zelac, 5 Cato cf Ann Rebol, Charmine Menzies, in newspaper and radio fields, Previously, some of the boys and 5 Brown Patricia Ann Gar- asked the cooperation of the radio girls who lived some distance Martinez, Mary 5 Erlanbach rf cia, Joel Eaquinta, Mary Valen- and television women in alerting away found that they had to be 5 Robb lb the American people to the possi- gone an entire tine, Thomas Kokal, Marilyn jweek in order to Barton if Francis Kay Brown, Bruce ble dangers from foreign attack enter the show, it is believed that Mitchell ss Buchanan, Gordon Olson, Deanna and to their own responsibilities. under the new plan, which limits 3 Moss 3b Marianne Curia, Maria "There is entirely too much the arrival of animals to a Plnarelli, 1 xDuggins Richard Regis,, Gilberto apathy toward civil defense in Lopez, period, from 4.00 p.m., June 0 Ridd 2b Montoya, Amelia Arronco, Lidya certain sections of the country 5 to 4:00 p.m., June 6, that four c Solomon d at days should he sufficient. Formal Rodriguez, Carl Windsor, jose-- j too much of a - .... 2 Meister p Gon- titude. Too many feel that ceremonies will Richard Palacious, phlne people begin June 6 at 1 Spanton p it can't happen here. This is just 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by zales, Victor Sisneros. 0 Mrlurk BetterBomes Bertha Sisneros, Bobby Garcia, what the enemy would encourage. "grandstand" judging contests. At 39 12 24 1G Totals Garcia, This would leave u wide open to 7:30 that Ernest Koa, Margaret evening, the Mayor of AB H O A Barbara Ann De CookBooF Helper Merchants Marco, Richard sabotage and biological attack Show Town will be elected along 2 2 0 4 2b Mascara Lopez, Edith Klarich; Carol Ann which could prove far more dead- with other officials, and an en4 0 7 0 Mnlllnc lh Zaccaria. Paula Wilkins, Patsy j ly than the scattered dropping of tertaining vaudevile show, spon4 0 1 0 cf Orphanakis Wilkins. George Starkovlcn, Doris atomic bombs." sored by the Salt Lake Tribune, 1 0 0 0 ... Musgrave cf "We deceive no one but our- is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. Montoya, Virginia Martinez, Jane 0 4 5 3 Rolando if selves if we refuse to take the Ellen Agulrre, John Ronald The management will continue 5 4 1 3 Telarole sa Jean of realism Gloria Bottino, unpleasant the path Patsy 1 policy established last year of .. m 3 0 9 must Scavo c set it We be. Philip Thomas may Beveridge, though Leal, 4 1 2 0 eliminating grand champions in all Here's help In trimming your food If Zupon Via, Ca&slmero Rivera, up a largpr program of citizen Eugene classes. The officials of the show bills. This famous "best seller" 3 1 Anbeen seen than ever Alfred education has Elegante 3b Paul Medina, Medina, feel that last year's venture was gives special attention to economy 3 o Vantiirolll D Gutierrez, Robert Ossana, before. We must enlist the active 8 thony 27 11 36 .. highly successful from both an cooking, whether for large families, Totals "Williamson, Alfred support of every man, woman and educational Joseph standpoint and a fair or just 2 or 3. More than 1000 xStruck out for Moss in 8th. task each do to Jean child whatever Alice Maestas, Tamora to the return exhibitor for his triple-teste- d recipes. Loose-lea- f, one can best perform, And we Mabrito. Score by innings: investment in the livestock. so yon can add other favorite reci000 2 0 2 030- -7 do CLASS must NOW' CONFIRMATION it Magna Another outstanding feature of pes. Tabbed and indexed for quick, 0 ?20 30x- -9 Adulta Helper ........ last year's show will (be continued easy reference. Hand- rt Cato. Brown, Erlanbach 3, Richard Dewey, Joseph Tunno, it religious principles governed this year the "Master Stockman" some, washable cover.. .. rA7C Robb. Mullins, Rolando 3, Tela Benny Martinez, Wanda Mello, all treaty makers, there would b Awards presented to those exhibitrole 2, Scavo. Zupon 2. E Brown, Frances Lopez, Irene Perri, Em- no treaty breakers. If religions animals graded prime. An inEle HELPER JOURNAL Mascara. 2. McOurk, ma Beacco, Ruby Tunno, Jolene feeling beat in Mifihpll the hearts of ing pin designating them as a signia Erlan HR Mullins. SB Dana would-bwould Adams, there Hatch, Phelps, Guy gante. destroyers, ErianDacn, Anthony Beacco, Mary Jane Without rebe no destruction. bach, Rolando. 3BH DP Telarole. Billie Mary Schoenberger, ligion no state can long endure. Telarole. 2BH Madame Chiang Brown to Mitchell to Robb 2; William Crocco, Gladys DAY Wilms Zanelli. Barbara Mascara to Mullins. Loser MeSpan-toister. 110 Meister 9 in 6; Phelps, Anthony Tone, Walter Naranjo, Frances Nuno, Roberta MoGurk 1 in 1 13; Borla, 1 in 1 Rudy Metelko, Robert Bu- Ossana, Pauline Pojaclos, Carmel MANY GIFTS TO CIIOOSE FROM Matater 4. Snanton: Mo chanan, Mary Metelko, John Kos Peres. cr Patricia Plcco, Rose Rachele, Gurk; Venturelli 9. BB Melstert, mack and Edith Tone, Costume Jewelry - Watches & Bands Reva Rojas, Frances Saccoman-no- , CLASS CONFIRMATION Spanton 3, Venturelli l. tia Rings - Silverware - China Ware Marie Saccomanno, Mary Ann Children Scavo by Meister. WP Meister. - Fountain Pens - Compacts and JoseMaria Christiansen Necklaces U Vasquez, PB Scavo. Joyce Bendettl, Caroline Buslo, SpenskOi Anita Dalpla. phine Velasquei, Earlene Vera, Cordova, Mary Cump. Choice Selection of Mother's Day Cards Phyllis Welch, Glenda Wilkins, Josephine De Herra, Norlne Maurice Bruno, John Agulrre, Sheraldlne Shirley Esman. COMMUNITY All Famous Name-Bran- ds Stocked Beverly Ganser, Helen Marshall Burham, Joseph Buftio, Gasman, Methodist Church Dominic Jose Fratto, Sophie Garcia, Esther Peter Buslo, Garcia, Wm. MeFadden, Paetor Lopes. Charles Hamilton, Joseph Gonzales, Rosemary Qoniales, Lava to, Frank iLupo, John Brent Kstherlne vlna Kvaternlck, Kom, Prlee 2nd Main and Corner East, MoNamara, Lillian Kvsternlck, Wynong Mabrito, Raymond SUNDAY SERVICES Dorothy Marquei, Rose Me. Duane Mllano, Marvin Montoya, Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Ruth Mondragon, Dolores Bverett Narsnjo, Mannel Rojas, dins, IIBXPEB rjTAJI Mar- Ruben Vasqnes, Charles Via and Morning Worship 11 sun. Marls Montei. Montoya, Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. garet Moran, Joann Myers, Arlene Peter Via. d State Short; July Set u Inter-mountai- n y y Gladiolii, Giant Dahlias, Vigoro, Peat Moss, Spray & Pest Exterminators Pec-orell- i, PANSY PLANTS Giant Swiss Doz. 45g EGGS Large Grade 'A' Doz. 0g COFFEE Lb Schilling gt) Sweetheart SOAP MILK II bars 11 7 PEAS Clearfield 8 TUNA Yellowtail Delmonte 4 cans cans cans 5 bottles CATSUP oranges FRESH SUGAR 10 LB JUICY Lbs. J.03 " 10 ONIONS Dry SALAD DRESSING MACARONI Lbs Keen Porters 35$ Qt. GALLON MAZOLA OIL 90 Pkg. 349 3 partners in economy head-in-the-san- - ji JH Tal-lerlc- Mar-quc- z, e La-vat- o, TIDE, VEL, WHITE KING Lge. Pkg. MARGARINE Colored Sun Valley lb 43$ Sacco-mann- Kai-she- k o, MOTHER'S HEADQUARTERS n 2-- SPUDS Delmonte NEW U.S. NO. 1 3 cans PORK & BEANS 8 cans 12 cans SARDINES 12 Pkgs. JELLO PEACnES .Delmonte FRUIT Cocktail 4 cans 1 1 10" 45c Dl-eatt- L . l. Mar-tine- s, Wccdy's Jewelry |