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Show ' HELPER The PAGE HIE (Utah) HELPER CENTRAL ND Editor: Oeanna Roger Assistant Editors Geri Ruggeri GaNene 8mith "We that everybody hope en we had last week. The holiday was George Washington's birthday. February is almost over and h rooms are getting ready for the month of March. As you know the '49er show rill he held March 13. U and 15. The Helper Central School will help sell tickets on the bike. The Moose Dance The Moose dance was held on Yeb. 21, 1952, and a good time joyed tne holiday -- as had .by all. at NOW TTTVmTTVTTTTTmTVTTTT THURSDAY, FEB. 28, 1962 EIGHT MERRY-GO-ROU- JOURNAL HELPER RIMS PAINTED BASKETBALL Through the cooperation of Eugene Plaga, local paint contractor, and several members of the Basketball Association, Helper the boundary lines and foul and jump circles on the local gym floor were painted last Saturday afternoon. The floor was badly in need of a paint job, the old lines being worn off so much that they were hardly visible in certain areas. The rims of the baskets were also given a coating of orange paint to give some of the local not shots who have been shooting those ' in.and-outer- s all season a better target to shoot at. The of ficial basketball rules have cH ed for orange colored rims for several seasons now, but this is the first time the local gym has had the specified color. WOODY'S For Tourney Play LEAGUE "A" LEAGUE STANDINGS SECOND HALF FINAL W 5 Globetrotters L 1 i M-M- Standardville ........ Coors .......: American Legion Tomsic's Ki'wanis Club ........ 3 4 1 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Globetrotters 65 Coors 51 Standardville 54 Tomsic's 24 Globetrotters 63 Legion 56 11th The Globetrotters and Coors, half champs, will play Friday night at 9 p.m. for the league championship of the "A" division. A beautiful trophy will go to the W 4 LAST Bonnie 47 Castle . 1 1 .... .... 4 3 2 Gift 43 Shop 30 JI - . t Taylor. GENEVA STEEL Tom Farliano, iMgr., Don Cho-laDick Bingham, Elvoy Widdi-son- , Ken Webb, Nordell Allred, and Frank Worthen. Bonnie Kenilworth Helper Fum. 46 Gift Shop 35 41 36 The second half race in the "B" division ended exactly the COORS same way it ended up in the first Hank Paiz, Mgr., Norm the and Bonnie Castle Gate half; Botb Smith, Ralph Dyett, all tied up. Castle Gate won the Nick Chavez, Allan Nelson ana will half and on a f first attempt to wrap up both halves Terry Hill. Friwhen the two teams play-oHELPER GLOBETROTTERS day night at 8 p.m. The Bonnie Mike Kanderis, Mgr., Pete was apparently off to the flag for Jimmy Cima, Joe Elegante, the second half after Ibeating Louis Rauzi, Ken Dimick, Darrell Castle Gate, but Kenilworth up- Greener and Adolph Spadafora. set their apple-caTuesday night STANDARDVILLE and throwby beating them Don Wilson, Mgr., August ing the race into a deadlock. Doyle Lermersiau, Tony If castle Gate can win Friday Ray Gazell, Johnny Marnight it will be all over with, tinez and Jimmy Diamanti. if be will but the trophy theirs, the Bonnie can come through the two teams will decide the issue Men's 'A' League Simil-lio- play-of- ff Lia-pi- n ,t7 i rt 41-3- 6 Zan-ell- i, Kos-mac- Jewel L$pV Bowling Results Sunday afternoon. 7 8 FIRST FOR p.m. Coors Star Bowling Alley last Wednesday night the first place Helper team dropped three points to the cellar team, Fisher Beer. Armand Saccomanno, star of the At the ROUND Monday vs. Hiawatha vs Standard Tuesday 6:30 p.m. First night losers (Consolation) 8 Globetrotters p.m. vs Geneva Steel. 9 p.m. Price Elks vs Legion Champ winner. or "B" OF THANKS express our sincere appreciation to our many friends throughout the state for their kindness to us during the illness and death of our wife and mothCARD We wish to LAY AWAY NOW Llf ' La-Vo- n W Rollers 11 11 ........ 11 10 9 8 Grnudvig, presidents of the YWMIA and YMMIA, respective-- j 9 ly, are general chajrmen with 9 i the following committees assist 10 them: Decorations, Maxine ing 11 Powell, Carl Tanner, Hope Noyes, i 12 Ada Oakden, er Lena. Tony Aperges and son, Pete. Helper, Utah liquor control profits are earmarked in their entirety, or in part, for distribution to local gov- Here' the smartest line- up of watch values, ever! Brilliant modern styling line ffi'1 VIJU9t 5"C',lf ?k. HIV WllipiVIV here, now! PrkM Include of. the ... Fifteen Fdrol ton ward. After spending four Shindoyoma Barracks, dents are put on. weeks at the stufurther duty at The indicates that sharp differences of opinion exist as to the relative merits of state aid and the extent to which it should be employed in the State. Major arguments both for and against state aid are summarized in the text of the report. Utah Foundation discloses that the trend toward centralization of power and responsibility for functions certain governmental from smaller to, larger units of e government has been most P 5M Golden Airflyte report TURIN, ITALY It has been my pleasure the past two years to work with Nash on a car of completely new design, called The Golden if Airflyte. This is the first car I have styled for American manufacture. For all my lifetime the Farina crest' has appeared only on custom cars created by me to the order of royalty and for those of equal demands. You will see it soon your first Golden Airflyte. It is a car of sweeping mi t contin- fast, low, luxurious with a lower hood, a deeper windshield, with greater visibility and even more room inside. Be prepared to see many unusual new in interior arrangement. driven the Nash Golden and I tell you it is New in power, completely new in handling ease. So responsive. So fast. So eager to go. I sincerely hope you will see the new Nash Golden Airflyte when it arrives the first car that mag-nificen- "iV"i weds American love for comfort and dependability with the verve and racing flair of European design. I believe you will take home with you a new standard of comparison among the world's fine cars. ental design features I have Airflyte, iiTMMwii Sam Recognized throughout tbe world as the Itading custom tar designer of our time, Pinin Farina and his cars have ban honored with mm than a hundred Grand Prix in international competition. rPININ FARINA t. Tbe 1952 Nasb Golden Ahflyttt, commemorating 50 years of building great cars, will bare their world-vid- e premiere March Wb at all Nash dealers'. KRAYIIC MOTOR COMPANY Phone 21 -:- So. Carbon Ave. Price, Uali - 23 & a Aeadm For Rent ON USED LIVIN'G FOR RENT Furnished apart-ROOment and rooms. Also house-Al- l $15 and SETS up. 5,10,nse keeping rooms. good buys. Mutual Furniture c 2 HILL&REST HOTEL A APT8. Hardware, Helper. 2S-lt- FOR SALE-Th- ree houses WILL RENT my apartment inY.M.CA. building to responsion Railroad Ave, Helper. See married hie, couple without Lee DlamantL -- - --children. Two large rooms, tile FOR SALE Nearly New Con- - shower bath and kitchenette, overCable Spinet Piano. Bar- - fully furnished, including elec- trie range and frig. Reasonahle galn, inquire 42 Bryner St., or Phone 337, Helper. rent, or parties can work for . - rent plus cash. R. B. Bassler, Phone lOOJ, Helper. Miscellaneous ex cases citing new ideas in dials, selection starting with operation packing of supplies to the returning of the patient to the the the BARGAINS & smaller-siz- e E. Mrs. received this week from the Far East Medical Service, Osaka, Japan. There were 14 medical technicians, 13 operating room techni. cians and 205 field aid men. Cpl. James, one of the five air force men attending the school with honors there, graduated from the operating class. He had the highest average that has been attained by any man attending the school. The course was primarily to teach those attending, all the procedures that are necessary, before, during, and after Pinin talks about the ernments. in the field of public welfare in Utah. Utah's public welfare programs are administered by the State with no portion of cost Ibeing provided by the the beer boys rolled a 200 high game local governments. This is not with a series total of 492. the case in many of the other Price Moose came out of a states. slump by taking four points from According to Foundation anaBottling, with Jim Simone lysts, tbe State often aids local sparking the game for the Moose governments in various ways boys with a 210 game. than by the payment of acother C. & E. Products took time off tual sums of money" to the local from cutting up dead horses and such as the provision of unit, the Spudnut gang for technical or. dumped advisory services.. was three points. The C&E team Another type of assistance to led by Jay Macki with a high not often local governments game of 204. classified as "state aid" is the LEAGUE STANDINGS contribution of funds by the State L W to trust funds it administers for 13 7 Helper Moose retirement benefits to financing 7 13 C. & E. Products of local governments. employees 10 10 Bottling 10 10 Price Moose 12 8 Spudnut 6 14 Fisher Beer FOR SALE in every and d 7mM Will Hold Your Choice. James, son of Frank James of Helper, recently graduated with high honors from Medical Service Specialists school, was word Donald Cpl. Mr. and (Pauline Shorts; various army general hospitals Advirtising, Edna Peacock, Rae located nearby. COUNTY PORTION Colton, and Fae Roberts; Music, Corp. James was sent to the Lavon Grundvig and Farrell Col- 382nd general hospital where he (Continued from Page One) ton; Floor show, "Maida Young will assist in all operations on ($19.71). from men returning and Donald Potts; Honoring of wounded State aid distributed to local Gleaners, Zella Livingston and Korea. governments amounts to almost Nellie Brundage. one-fhirof all tax revenues colPopular Brand Soap lected by the state government, Donna Rose and Jimmy Miner, Reduced In Price the report discloses. More than accompanied Blaine Stephens', by In the face of rising prices and 80 of all state aid to local gov- spent last week end with their ernments is allocated to school parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Ace (Miner. inflationary trends, the Co. announces the districts under the provisions of Back on the job again Wednes- immediate reduction of price the . minimum school program, Utah Foundation analysts observe. day morning after several days Cashmere Bouquet soap, to sell Last year 40 school districts, in Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, at the lowest price in its 83 29 counties, and 207 cities and are Mr. and Mrs. John Skerl of year history. This leading qualitowns in Utah participated in Helper and Mr, and Mrs. Bert ty soap, with no change in size the financial aid distributed by Bunnell of pice. They tell us or ingredients, thus joins the there is more sunshine down price range of the popular priced the State, the report notes. toilet soaps. Of the major state tax sources there than we have here! in Utah, the report continues, the individual income tax, the corporation jUranchise tax, the state property tax, the motor vehicle registration fees, and the Farina notic-aibl- TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE ' . 154-42- Moose Christensen, HIAWATHA BLACK HAWKS Louis Colosjmo, Mgr., Keith 4 Bult, Jim Bearnson, pete petru-la- s, Mike Kolovich, Mike Orphan-aki4 George Pappas, Glen Davis, Bill Morrell, and Dick Reva. Spring canyon Gate 83 Keith s, WEEK'S RESULTS 8, , 3 1 2-- 2 Jihnnys Olivetos (Continued from Page One) Rayburn, Floyd Chapman, Paul Service Cleaners Ted Van .Leuvan, Jimmie Thome, jack Jones, Roy Weight and Joe Smith. 2-- 179-47- Ha mms 2 1 186-43- ' Med. Tech. School Decorating began the first of of tbe , ladies league found the week for the Price Third the teams trying to break a Ward Gold and Green Bail, which tie for first place. Olivetos, who were tied for will be held Friday, Feb. 29, in hall tirst, dropped to second place the Third Ward amusement semi-formal. ' after the Helper iMoose lowered In 'Price. The Iball will be the boom on them for three points. The theme of the ball will be High for the losers was Jennie Felice with "Spinsters' paradise", since it is Hammj led by Renaun Brac- planned for "Leap year" day, and ket's resulted in a 2 girls are all warned that this is split with Service Cleaners. High their last chance for four years. bowler for the cleaners quint was Tbe extra dances will be girls' choice. Sei Aramaki with will The Revelers' Orchestra Johnnys and the pill Rollers with Dena furnish the music and soft drinks had it out splitting Pierotti high for Johnnys with will be sold during the dance. 190-48and Mary Mascara was Budget cards will be honored, high for the pill Rollers with and admission for those without budget cards will he $1.00 per ... . .. couple. TEAM STANDINGS Mrs. Zella Livingston and Pill r, SECOND HALF FINAL Helper Furniture Gifst Shop .... . will East and 7th South, Salt Gottfredson, Ball 176-43- 1. PRICE ELKS Lavell Boyd Bunnell, Mgr., Shiner, Dolan Condie, Lyle Bry-neOic.k Ronald Peterson, Jewkes, Corny Richmond, Stan L Walker, Talmage Toy Atwood, "B" LEAGUE STANDINGS Kenilworth state the BASKETBALL first Gate Canyon i in they Lake City. Tomsic's 40 Kiwanis 39 Coors 59 'Am. Legion 38 Standardville 49 Coors 48 Castle Spring ,, hurdle, in . The senior hoopsters are scheduled to play Tooele at 5 p.m. 4 their first league en5 Sunday in counter. All games will 'be played at the Judge Memorial gymnasium, 1 Bonnie Theatre a sucves&iui play the team Saturday at 3 p.m. in the qualifying game, and if they win this game will play Midvale Sunday at 3 2 4 .... "clearing" the first will play Sunday tournament. The Junior team Salt Lake Lourdes 2 2 p.m. 2 winners. on l. iu .... lere. tney aie AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Green Tomorrow Night Monday night's . bowling session The senior and junior basketball teams of the local Catholic parish will travel to Salt Lake City this week end and enter BASKETBALL Gold & ' Helper Soldier Graduates From Price 3rd Ward Ladies Major League Bowling News Local CYO Hoop Squad To Try Bourbon --- THt WATCH WITH THf (WAIT MVU IIIAU CIMUNTHD DUIAfOWII AINSPIIH 17 Jewel THAT EYEARSQLD " Watches for '52 at ,2 . I CARPET CLEANERS - .rT Carpet Domestic) GARAGE SITE FOR RENT centraI entsl and Laying, Rug Bending and Serfr ins; Upholstery nd Ruf Sham- - MOODY'S JEWELRY Official Railroad Watch Inspectors Helper, Utah Im'fi m. Good location. See John er phone 363,R La- - . FOUND , return to journal office. helped mr;nnis cjcud inuiTniriounL SEE KIWANIS MEMBER FOR SEASON TICKET Ik JL at its Finest Va lK OLD mmm iniicrrBljTJJTjgjJ msir tp noor oio maou mum cow, rau. m. HELPER CIVIC AUDITORIUM MARCH 11 games for 3-4-- 5-6 ;...:..;..... $J.00 ! |