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Show The FOH ISIS DAY THURSDAY, JUNE - SUilDAY, JDI2E 21 SHAVING NEEDS pi urn iq SMOKING ACCESSORIES CANDY PAGE FIVE 1959 Independent Coal Team Tops in Pony League The on j " II WILTCS'S ' JOURNAL power packed Indcpend- teanl lnc Ul caI Twenty-on- e students from the area were Vets were itandins on top of the among 1,247 to receive degrees at Helper Pcny League standings at TOILETRIES the University of Utah Monday, 'the close of the first week's play. j Only loss for the coalmen was June 8th. Among them were three candi- -, suffered at the hands of the tail dates for advanced degrees and tnder Elks Club nine. In the IF HE HAS A "SWEET TOOTH" 18 candidates game matching the two for bachelor's He- leaders, the Indies scored league groes. A feature of this year's com- - a 5 win in a tight duel. Four was a social hour! big runs in the buUomof the 4tl mencement after degrees had been awarded, j clinched the win. . Results: Graduates and their families en-- 1 Rio Grande 12, Lions 4; Inde-ult- ty joyed refreshments and met fac-- 1 Umembers and officials. pendent 6, Rio Grande 5; Lions Utah Students degrees, 9. Llks b; Kio oranae n, Jks i, receiving their majors and home towns Independent 14, Lions 1; Elks 8, follow. They are listed in the or- - Independent 6; Independent 15, der in which they received their , ElksQ; Il;o Grande 17, Laons Interior. Saturday games: Rio Grande At Services degrees. made With the Improvements Telephone vs Lions, 2 p.m.; Elks vs Vets Graduate Degrees at Bryce Canyon this year, PanBryce Canyon Site of Independent, 3:30 p.m. Donald Master Vere, of King, one is fast guitch becoming Is Made Blodern Dragerton.l Educaton, the major tourist centers of the Science Louis Martin, Doctor school certificate, Dragerton. Vuksinick, West. boasts It Intermountain dial telephone system A new of .Medicine, Helper; Shupe, Ow Sampinos, Penelope, Bachelor will provide an added conven-- 1 other tourist attractions. Within a en Keith, Doctor of Philosophy of Science in Speech & Theatre be Zions to found miles are few ience for visitors to Southern in (husband of Lois Arts, Price. Utah's scenic center, Bryce Can- many excellent motels, cafes, and A. Metallurgy, Mathis of tPrbe). CanColombo, Marilyn Anne, Bach Glen Cedar Breaks, Canyon, yon National Park. The new Bachelor Degrees of Arts in English with High elor on Colorado Dam river, the system which cost over $50,000 yon a Ba- -, school Richard Allan, at Hansen, retreat secluded Certificate, Helper. Mac- and requiet and was activated June 1, in of Science Mathematics, chelor Paul, Bachelor of lake. j0hn Lean, Panguitch places an outdated multi-part- y Price. Niwa, Kazuko, Bachelor sonce m Chemical Engineering, has The company telephone telewith crank line equipped y, added four long distance circuits of Science in Medical Twhnol- ' Helper. Wahl, Robert Joseph, phones that has served the area H., Stamoulis, Chemical Nyal in of as Science Helper. chelor Richfield and Kanab, for many years, according to . circuits .between Bachelor of Science in Political Engineering, Helper. Colombo, Krebs, manager of the phone well as four and Richfield, to Science, Price. Oman, William Samuel John, Bachelor of Science Canyon Bryce at Panguitch. company accommodate the increased call Hughes, Bachelor of Science with-. jn Electrical Engineering, Helper. Roads have been constructed that is anticipated from tour Diplcma in Elementary EducaI)al)a Cortei 1Uy John Cachel to many additional points of in- ing tion, price. Williams, Claude K., or ists visilting Southern Utah. in Electrical Eng- terest in the Bryce Canyon area, Bachelor of Science in Education inccrlngt Sunny.sldc. Harmon, saisi Glen T. Bean, Supt. of the with Doploma in Elementary Ed- - sherril Allarl( Bachelor of National Park. Another new atPrice. Alger, Knk cnce in Electrical Engineering, traction at Bryce Canyon is the Bachelor of science in Physical 1rice Morris0nf Archibald new administration and visitor with high school cer- - NaiFi Bachdor of science in Min- center building constructed to tmcate, race, union. xiwara w. ing Enjfneering, Dragerton. house the National Parks Service Bachelor of Science in General j ,Draperi Ciair Vermile, Baclud-Scienc- es Helper offices, museum, auditorium, inwith High School Cer- - or o in Pharmacy, Spring formation desk, and first aid statificate, Wellington. Civic Wilcox, Auditorium Quintin Kent, Canyon.. tion. This building has been con Nelson, Kenneth E- - Bachelor of Tachcior of Science in Pharmacy, structed by the Department of Science in Chemistry with High June 15 CARDS GOODS 11, (Utah) "U" Graduates From Carbon Area Total Twenty-On- e GIFTS OF ALL KINDS LEATHER HELPER Bum 6-- ! - Helper 7- - are expected to be accessible and ice free within a few days if the present warm weather Fishernian Turnout Reported Very High con-tinues- . A record number of anglers The department said continuaenjoyed generally good fishing returns throughout the state dur- tion of the present low water in ing the first weekend of the 1959 table forecasts a reduction streams and of small number the season. general Reports coming to department lakes which can be planted as the of fish arid game offices from Reason goes along. Many of these field personnel, r&sort operators are already at dangerously low and individuals alike were sum- ' levels and will not be stocked asmarized from all sections of the is usual under normal water constate in the .words "most avery-on- e ditions. caught fish, with many limthis means Spokesmen said its being taken." more and more anglers will that "old As predicted earlier, the have to move to the larger waters favorites" sustained the heavier as the season progresses. Creel last loads of angling pressure returns from these larger waters These Saturday and Sunday. should remain high as they will larger stillwaters, from Panguitch receive heavier plants of the Lake in the couth to Hyrum Res raised fish during this ervoir on the north, produced hatchery low water year. from fair to excelent catchesThe 188 day general season will type weather and until November 30. continue water were the rule everywhere mounin Uinta the High except tains above the 9,000 foot level. Envelopes, all sizes, sold at tht 'Back country lakes in this section Helper Journal. - Mid-seas- FISHERMEN ! Better Know Your Legil Creel Limits Fdsh and game arrest reports covering the opening weekend of the fishing season show more than a score of arrests being made for "overlimits of fish". They also show that justice courts take a dim view of such violations as heavy fines are as sessed the guilty parties. The department of fish and game urged anglers to respect these limits in the interest of fair play and a more equitable distribution of fish to all license holders. Bag and possession limits listed in the 1953 angling regulations are as follows: The daily bag and possession limits may include, but not exceed, the following: Trout, salmon, grayling in the aggregate Ten (10) fish or seven pounds and one fish, whichever is caught first- Bass and pike in the aggregate Ten fish or 15 pounds and one fish, Whichever is caught first- HELPER - PRICE mum suLu.iEn festiual Sponsored by Carbon County SHERIFFS POSSE ? ! UK ) It 1 i lWTr " 4 ftr&k. 1 FT I I tft a THRU SATURDAY - ONLY lliiil Hifes I'MSTLIIIG STARTS at 8:15 P.M. ANY LONE SCOUTS ? During the years, 1915 to 1924 hundreds of boys from Utah joined the Lone Scouts of America. After this group was incorporated into the Boy Scouts of America many of these boys their fellow with lost touch US.A. 220-l- bs Carbon Scout Troops Sign Up For Time At Maple Dell Camp Maple Dell will open June 23 with several Boy Scout troops of the Carbon district attending, according to Alvin Guad-i- o local field repscntative. Troop, and leaders, who have registered to go are: Price Elks Troop 276, Paul Holden and Bert Christemen, leaders; Price 6lh Ward Troop 296, Paul Twedall; Price 3rd Ward Troop 286, Ed Brady; Price 5th Ward Troop 281 Bur Turman and Lloyd Bidinger; s; Post 229S, Wellington, Larry Kenilworth Troop 290, Door Hansen. Troop 282 of Price Community church will also attend under the leadership of the council staff. Maple Dell is open for eight weeks of camping and is booked solid for the summer. Also annuonced by Scouter Gaudio was that reservations for the Fifth National Jamboree are being taken, with the following Scouts already registered: Wayne DeVieti, Mike Forrester, Mike Bunnell, Tommy Patterick, Paul Scartezina, Johnny Menotti, John Kilfoyle from Troop 274, Price; Jimmy Diamanti, Troop 276, Price Ray Black, Post 2272 Helper, and Ed Brady, Troop 236, Price. Reservation fee is $25, and if Scouters desire further information they should contact Mr Gaudio, Box 204, Price. The Jamboree is open to any Scout or Explorer who is or will Camp ' Mile-Lon- However, through the years a small alumni group ha carried on, keeping the spirit of Lone Scouting alive in memory. This group, known as the Elbeetian Legion is holding a convention in Kanab, on August 26, 27 and 2S. and is anxious to get in touch with all former Lone Scouts. Anyone interested write, Chris Jensen, 1414 McClelland Street, Salt Lake City 5, Utah, General Chairman for the Utah Confab- Salt Lake City Semi-Ma- Kit 6 Continued from ' vs. CIIICO GARCIA 229 lbs Hollywood CIIET WALLICK 227 lbs Hollywood NO IXT.VN FOR SALE: thiet-bedro-om New PAYMENT. home in the Porter subdivision in Helper. Call Carbon Realty, Price for full information, at 8 West Main. Call ME7-333- 1 SHAG THOMAS Page One fur-nL-h- r0 i 235 lbs Ohio By Donation be a First Class Scout by July of 1960, or en Explorer with five merit badges. Adults tl.00 Students 50c pin and IT'S A THRILL to ;ee colors FOR RENT One and house modern One wHh return to carpet, cleaned Inquire at 274 RooseBlue Lustre. MUTUAL FURNI6,4.u.c velt St., Helper TURE & UDW. have it! Gil, He Miscellaneous FOR SALE Small building suitable for cabin, utility room, & CARPET CLEANERS tool storage or workshop, See RUG (Oriental and Domestic). Carpet John Sillitoe or Phone GR2-5-1Laying, Rug Bending and Serv6,11, use ing; Upholstery and Rug ShamFOR SAJJE Used Spinet PIANO. pooing; Elcctro'.ux Sales and Service. W. R. Everett, 6 44 N. Lester Mahogany Piano beinij in Helper. Exccll 2nd East, Price, Utah. Phone reparsesse-use ME ent Buy. Daynes Music ComLake E. 15 1st Salt SJuth, pany, KNAPP SHOE SALESMAN Citv. Utah fl.M,lttc PART OR FULL-TIM- E Previous experience not necWanted essary to earn up to 1200 weekselling famous Nationally ly CONCRETE WORK Driveway, advertised Knapp floors, walls and block work. I'v.blLVd trade. Shoes. Work, line Sport, Complete or ME Call ME Dress Shoes for Men, Women-Bidaily commissions plus libio4-er- n to MAN WANTED eral profit-shariplan, plus operate Plan auto and paint shop on a liberal insurance Bent-fi- t ba-'Iservice Make own estimates 50 Finest factory-fittin- g in America. Here's your opporand be own boss. Complete set hand tools available. Call us tunity to enjoy financial in in a sound profitnbls 5,21,usc at GR2-531- 4 of of business all makes fit your own- Complete to CAR RADIOS selling equipment furnished cars. $39 95 up. Motorola. AuWrite W. J. Their-on- , free. thorized service dealer for MoTackard-Bell and Knapp Bros. Shoe Mfg. Corp-640torola, Dclco. E. F.otilla St.. LasAr.j?"l9 Record Carl'a Shop, SylvanJa. 6,11 2t-- c 22, CaliforniaPhone GR2-5S1- 1 31 use J aged by fresh air! i - FOR SALE with basement apartment. Good FOR RENT Unfurni.ihed Apt at location near park. 84 Lt West. 2 bedroo?ni. Very Two homes for FOH SALE nice. Helper Ins. & Loan. Co., the price of one on Montrore 155 So. Main. Phone GIt2-592- 1 Ave. GjII for details. 5.21.U .c with home FOR SALE area, completely utility FOR RENT Modern Houfe. furn Large lot, very good ished or unfurn-- lg living rm, buy. Phone for details. Elec. water healer, wired for on Details For Complete EUw ranffc. Main St, Helper, the above listings Phone ME7.. S.23,usc !Ht54 " 0 REALTY CO. . 3331. CARBON modern Also INSUR- FOR RENT Price, Utah. furnished Apt. Inquire 113 D ANCE and LOAN Department. after 5:39 7.81. use St. Phone GR2-387- 0 ut i RENT Modern At, t wo bedroi!ns, living room and kitchenette, partly furnished, and reasonable. Call GR2-591- 4 5,21, use FOR RENT 4 -- R oom House with bath, furnished or partly furn. Inquire Saturday at lti-'- l 2nd 6.1 1,1 tp home, East JJelper l Glomr.oro hrti v., . Oklahoma 224-l- bs each flight. In addition, each winner will receive n flight trophy. Schedule of entry fees has been set at $5 for the championship and A flights for the men and the Championship flight for the ladies. The B, C, and D flights in the mens' division and the A The C flight for the women who and B for the women.wi!lbe$i-wilplay only 9 holes, has been set at $2. Topping off the first day's activities on Saturday will be a dinner-danc- e in the plush new club. In order to secure preferral starting times, all prospective entrants are being urged to register early with Grant Leavitt, pro at the Carbon lay-o- ) , Furni.-he-d FOR RENT Apart& rooms' Air Conditionments home', FOR SALE ed Rooms. Washroom facilities carpeted living room, witli fireIHLLCREST HOTEL & APtS-area. and kkchen dining place, with 2oV 3roorn 0Cp'ts. Beautifully landscaped FOll RKN'T fenced-i- n back yard. All utilities Nicely furnished. paid except the lights. Inquire FOR SALE home, Ricci Apts. Phone GP.2 .5974 split level, 2 full baths, birch 7J0.fi sc n built-ioven and kitchen, room and carpeted range, living mod-derFOH RENT Large draped. Beautifully landscaped. Elec water furnished. house, Good location in Price. 6.11,usc heater. Call GR2-533- 4 Event in vs. hum ng j ' f'l Ionmora IXV.TM I0JSB0I iHiCKIT STRAiCMT 80 HELPER ON HIGHWAY 50-- 6 For FOIl SALE CHIEF KIT FOX Golf Tourney GATES OPEN DAILY AT 6 P.1,1. AND LOCATED mm BILL MELBY 218-l- bs Vaiisc it's and Peaple of all ages are joining handsRare celebrating together and witnessing the and Costly Acts on the Mighty Midway of the g Pleasure Trail. Siebrand Brothers SilOVJ lid vs. members. II! BETWEEN FRICE AND t i TIIE BAT MELLOW, n UAKE P.M. SATURDAY . MAIN EVENT LIGHT, 1 prj. 3Ionday, - Di-vi- it COMBINED V-N- - 20 fish Whitefish or catfish or 20 pounds and one fish, which ever is caught first. Yellow perch, sunfish, crappic, carp, suckers, and chubs No bag limit. The daily bag and posession limit for resident children under 12 years of age &hall be four game fish or three pounds and 6ne fish, whichever is caught first- Ba-og- -- bet-wee- "Rtin Pititcliti l ioui3ait. lumen 0!5IIUtmU CO. Pridstl I TndtllM n |