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Show COAL LEAGUE mmm COAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Saturday, May 21 Castle Gate at Kemlworth; Dra-gertat Kaiser; Hiawatha at 8 p.m.). Price, (Night 4 William Mrs. Mr. and May Sunday, May 22 J. Savage, Price, boy. Kaiser at Hiawatha; Kenilworth Mr. Mrs. 5 Merlin and May at Dragerton; Price at Castle H. Christiansen, Emery, boy. May 6 Mr. and Mrs. J. K Gate. NO GAMES MAY 28' & 29 Whitfield, Castle Dale, boy. May 6 Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. OPENING OF FISHING SEASON Truscott, Helper, girl. ' May 7 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. B. Smith, Price, girl. C Ellis 16 Mrs. and Mr. Powell, Price, boy. May May 7 Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Overson, Cleveland, boy. Tatton, Standardville, boy. . May 17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank May 6 Mr. and Mrs. L. J. K. Louie. 'Price, boy. Young Jr., Helper, boy. May 17 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. May fr Mr. and Mrs. Rex T. Takada, Helper, girl. and Mrs. Donald Powell, Price, girl. May 17-rMay 9 Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Giacoletto, Price, boy. Martinez, Price, girl. May 18 Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. George O. Oviatt, Elmo, boy. May 10-J- Mr. Jerant, Helper, boy. May 13 Mr. and Mrs. Louis May 10 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Navaro, Helper, girl. P. Heaton, Huntington, girl'. May 19 Mr. and Mrs. James May 11 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. I. Smith, Cleveland, boy. Tompson, Wellington, boy. May 20 Mr. and Mrs. Claude May 11 Mr. and Mrs. F. C. G. Larsen, Wellington girl. Bentsley, Price, boy. May 20 Mr. and Mrs. Owen May 12 Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Burgener, Price, girl. G. Winters, (Price, 'boy. May 21 Mr. and Mrs. James May 1& Mr. and 'Mrs. B. E. K. LaVelley, Price, boy. Carbonville, girl. PrettymaA May 21 Mi. and Mrs. J. C. ' May 116 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen, Emery, boy. L. Pipher, Spring Glen, girl. May 2,1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank May 16 'Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lupo, Helper, boy. 'iiii on Mr. Washington By ROBERT News-Lett- Eight Carbon Scouters Attend Council Training Camp Meet er N. TAYLOR Hie HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) TUHRSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 PAGE THREE A Council Training camp was! held recently at Camp Maple Dell Four-I- I Older Enrollment Elect son Canyon for all Scout- -, TIME TO THING STRAIGHT Now The more you think about this in Pay 600 Exceeds Man Kenilworth Whether it was the purpose of idea, the more workable it ap- ers in Utah National Parks Coun- OUnty Agent Reports Organization President Uncle Sam or more specifically, pears . . . especially for a nation cil. The purpose of the Camp Val Peterson, to scare us out of that will never fire the first gun. was to help unit leaders who; Arvil Johansen f Kenilworth outdoor' fnrollments to date our indifference to Civil Defense, We can pray that out top brass plan to conduct an active te. hat upwards of 650 boys was elected president of the Cardurdlcf own their units for or reassure us out of a fatalistic .is thinking about it, right now and glris lnterested ln work' bon County Older Club at ing the summer months, both at attitude that there is no defense and seriously. m thls y?,r- their organization meeting on Dell on independent'" and Maple against nuclear attack, we shall The last report of enroJ- - April 28, at the Carbon College EVERYBODY campS 55 probably never know. But, after EVERY YEAR WINS a Richard Duke of gymnasium. m.erisJOT PtentLai sh0.s . . . Scouters from Carbon formed nine postponements, and with of 619 members, with at least 27 Spring Glen was elected and a not the called No even the Bobcats, Patrol, highway prize, the "gallery" reduced from 9,000 yet to according Jerry Hayes of Price, ,hftn hi pa- - clubs to about 5,000, Survival Town in 'famed Vanderbilt Cup, for which w;a. nm to obe? Hassell county secretary; Blain Morgan of KenBobcat trol leader. bluebloods The America's bled and fit, patrol Yucca Flat, Nev., was finally This figure is ilworth, reporter, and Gustina of Ray Black from; "cultural agent clobbered by an atomic bomb of died in their imiported racing cars w that of May 18, Hales of Price, safety chairman. somewhat 971 r.r,,,nH. wWr about twice the force of that at the turn of the century, has was 11a, niii ui i ..uuimiuij( rcpjcatuia lives yvtre meant so much to so many Vig Troop 286 Price Fred Def- .ever on Hiroshima. dropped' in. the elected as follows: Joyce Pacheco, fon'dol Her-'Troop 276 PriceNo doubt the experts are still as the Trailmobile Trophy four 01 enrolled this year, 'South Price; Bonnie Pace, North feert Hia268, and of feet Troop Marshall, gleaming pedestal, evaluating what happened. But xire,n-iinuuci uuh, jvenu cuiuueu. "crttjn XdAarA and xiujfu l : movie cameras housed in con Greek columns surmounted by a wata and TvarJ J worth; Gary Tanner, Spring Glen, "u "ul Keele Post Victor 2291, from ' cup. loving crete bunkers close to ground . n have-- fhoir rmrm a nfn anrnH, andMarrion Golding, Wellingfan. On May 11, at appropriate iDragerton, and the Patrol Leader, ;yzero have shown us houses bent in the th Extension There are no older in Elias Troop 283, Price. ing blown to bits and the air ceremonies in Minneapolis, this Aivin Degn fromWai For some reason, enroll. East Carbon area. t f.vpoumonumental was presenttrophy filled with debris. We have been ments come in thif At this meeting it was decided told that frozen foods withstood ed by the American Trucking As- tive also attended the training year, states the county agent. to make safety the main project course SuCouncil sociations' of Safety radiation effects, but that every the year. scouters hope, in' Many .CM)f are waia jof ... These . .. .. sfhool mannequin above ground within pervisors as the top safety award .. near eight hnrwpvAr in hvmfl .to . 1954. anouier the the matters oi ousuiess for coia of the (Alter It t goes, future, industry three miles of the blast was conin here c!were completed, the evening was right sidered "killed" or "seriously in- for the second consecutive year in the enrollment figure is 'Carbon other to over to games and danc ex,j turned to Intermountain Pacific help County Express, jured". We don't know how many uy -- ""c to at- the direction of under ing many were tagged as radiation of Oakland, Calif. And if PIE Scouters who were unable e county agent is concerned recreation chaircan capture it again in 1965, this tend the Council camp. Petersen, victims. 01 ut e ate .?,tart tthat man. But whatever has been learned, massive memento will become its The Training camp was underTm the leadership of Stanley Leon- aU or will be adduced to add to the permanent property. enrollment The next meeting of the club to have clis 'ard, and from of Price, the The formerly significance statistics eets in to the office immediate- - was set for May 27, at 7:30 p.m. ghastly n,if Trophy goes considerably from Japan, we are prepared to eir meetings so in the LDS Tabernacle in Price. sta, accept the word of a Civil De- beyond a contest among some 500 Executive of Utah National Parks me com" Miss Ruth Brasher, former y who has returned from a trip fense spokesman that the only trucking firms and 50,000 de- CounciL plete their work before exhibit to the just Islands, will be Philippine escape from such a blast is to termined drivers, since the winin start August. SUNDAY OBSERVED days of !ner on selected basis is a the this meeting. at guest special or not do We in". communities are "get away dig rep. The observance of H Sunday Thirteen of the county who All personnel was safety record, agree that any vast number of his enrollment in these tl resented 22. at held the Helper Mav .city dwellers would have the op- training in safety and emergency LDS Ward Chapel. asue are fifteen years of age or older, gures, .Price, carDonviue, The equipassistance, special safety of doing either. portunity Clear Creek, Columbia, with one previous year of and their leaders attend- - Gate, ! n, U7 work, and who are now enrolled .Civil Defense remains, there ment and (to quote the rules): groups Wolrua-TVro trorfAn i h ,jt were k. ine ing assistjj cases of where "records a . 'Proieot are eliibIe to of the fore, prime responsibility The Kemlwortii, Spring canyon ana,, fM C1UD. . oir.rAn.vA,iTt our military planners, just as it ance was rendered, and other Club,. Arlene Reddington; n nion Ci , n belong to cy uaraner; joofcies, rne( undertakings which always has. And there is a way, voluntary nyside, Wattis and WeUington. we believe, by which our tacti- tend to increase safety, courtesy Green Thumbers, Agnes' Porter; About of .those enroll-Th- e Projects undertaken so far are Helen The Costello; Muffinettes, service users to highway cians if they act soon enough and comes Clothing, Foods, Home ImprovePrice. are from Helper Mazel Gale;ed Happy Five, can remove the cities of the generally". Mix Chefs and Stitch-- j next in numbers enrolled with 71 ment, Gardens, Fly Tying, During the past 14 years, two The Quick world from the category of bomb Shellcraft, Child Care, Verla Dunn, and the members, followed by Dragerton Witches, ing targets. The strategic plan by firms, Consolidated Freightways, Happy Four, with Hazel Cox as with 63, Sunnyside with '57, and Forestry, Livestock, Poultry, and which this may be accomplished of Portland, Ore., and Silver Fleet Home Grounds Beautification. Wellington with 55. their leader. is the brain-chiof Col. Richard Motor Express, of Louisville, Ky, S. Leghorn, U. S. Air Force Re have won the award three years serve, and appeared recently in in a row, and taken their king-siz- e prize home for keeps. Since a copyrighted article in US News and World Report. Basically the 1948, Pacific Intermountain ExLeghorn plan presents a method press has contested for the cup of restricting the use of nuclear with F. J. Boutell Driveaway Co., weapons to military targets ex of Flint, Mich. And we are asclusively. It would be implement' sured, if PIE should be successed by a policy announcement ful again next year, Trailmobile will come up with a fourth trofrom the "summit" that: If we or our allies were attack- phy to keep in high gear the reced by conventional armies, we truckers' contest for safety would employ tactical nuclear ords, for Good Samaritanism and weapons in the battle zone and for setting for the rest of us an example of good driving and good the enemy's rear areas. If such attack were supported citizenship on the highway. The records submitted by the by aircraft, we would employ hot ; i of contestants through hundreds nuclear his and on attack pursuit innumerable the reveal years air bases. : 015 If we or our allies were at- cases of heroism . . . and thous of instances thoughtful-nessands of tacked with nuclear weapons, we and assistance . . . eloquent would use 'the same method of that we have a big testimony destroying the enemy's nuclear brother on the road. s. Col. Leghorn's proposed announcement from the President HELPER MARINE would say, finally, "The United States unilaterally renounces H- bomb and attacks on The extra years enrich its great Bourbon flavor hostile cities, unless the cities of the Free World are first attacked with weapons of mass effect." sikaightBOUHBOH1"5111 .Washington Correspondent. 4-H- ers .fj 4-- H PJ - 4-- H vice-preside- nt, t iv - of -, T two-ball- , on rvf" v r.a-.dir- I .... ... i a- - La-Re- ne ' ,f? I flesh-and-blo- Trail-mobi- le od vJa iJA .n 4-- i 4-- H 4-- 4-- n H 4-- St t- -i 4-'- iaiuv, . "-'- Lea-thercr- aft, ALL SIZES IX STOCK a ld Come In Now For SPRING CHECK-U- P ON YOUR CAR ALL .SIZES ATLAS TIRES IN STOCK COOKIES SERVICE NEXT TO HELPER ' v lZl va?cLi fF stock-pile- OLD HICKORY HALL CITY mfuL "mite tetckcles... VIC OUR SPECIALTY I it t I ,J ; SIX TEARS OlB 86 - "i ft bnM ' i f ' 's HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION PHILADELPHIA. PA. 1 NOTICE TO THE l0tl BflSHC Jl TSt il ' t mt ' tin ... WhH x and Color OA l. it White stays white Pvt. Thomas E. Bruno of Helper, will graduate this week from padot colors stay bright Goes on fast and easy Protects in your house for years f 1 you, ww ond h0,.' ., J 1 Helper Furniture & Hardware Co. , ALLEN IIALVERSEN, Manager Utah Helper -:- Kof-for- d, Helper Soldier Is Graduate This Week ,,.,A when you buy a gallon or more of any Du Pont exterior paint caeoDSE Serving with Marine Air Group at Atsugi, Japan, as police Robert L. sergeant is son of Mr. and Mrs. Lars A. Kofford of 64 Maple St., Helper, Utah, and husband of the former Miss Donna C. Edwards of Santa Ana, Calif. Before entering the service in 142 he attended Carbon College in Price, Utah. 11 T-S- gt. the Teletypewritter Operation Course, one of the many courses offered at The Southeastern Signal School, Camp Gordon, Ga. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bruno. The Teletypewriter Operation Course, which is eight weeks in length, trains selected enlisted men to operate teletypewriter equipment for transmitting and receiving messages over military communications systems. During his training, Pvt. Bruno received a technical education worth thousands of dollars. He will now be reassigned to an active unit of the United States Army. The Southeastern Signal School a component of the Signal Corps Training Center, a mammoth communications college, which supplies trained signal technicians to Army units all over the world. Is PROOF 1 , OLD ,1 H - one-thi- rd HEADQUARTERS ij H A mm The HELPER STATE BANK Will Be Closed On Saturday During The Four Summer Months June, July, August & September The closing of banks on Saturdays during these summer months is in accordance with a law passed by the Utah State Legislature, and in accordance with the Federal Reserve Bank. Such Saturday closings are in effect in a majority of the states, and experience clearly shows that banks are well able to serve their customers completely and adequately during five days of the week. We are confident that we can properly provide any service yoa may require. .. For those who wish to make deposits on Saturdays, we offer the facilities of our Night Depository. HELPER STATE BANK (MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM) |