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Show Thimblelinas' The ThimbleUnas met with leader Vicki Nourse and Mrs Deakin at the latter's home and discussed how to make wash cloth slippers and the needs to complete sewing kits. RefreshCoal Operators ments were enjoyed. Association Salt Lake City, Utah generators will be greater than The Helper Journal the single unit Dear Editor: plant. However, the installation The Utah State Building Board costs on the two 300 Hp units is proceeding with plans to have will be 'ess, increased performa new and enlarged heating ance effeciencies will be had, plant for the College of Eastern ;and elimination of most boiler Utah at Price, Utah, built this room cost will be has possible. Also the two unit plan year. The appropriation been made and engineers are has a big advantage in handling now preparing data anticipating the heating load, particularly k requests for bids. season, when the single Mr Harold Mays has long bees boiler would have to perform at associated with the coal inter- reduced capacity with serious ests of this state. With a desire loss in efficiency, while one boil similar to that of other Utah er of the two unit package would coal people for a really modern opperate much more efficiently plant that would serve as a at this time because of more "show cast for coal," he has control of the balanced coal and furnished the State Building air feeds. Commission, Engineers, etc., inThe promotional value to the formation concerning such a mines, both to labor and to the plant. Involved are two joDeratcrs, to Carbon County, power coal fired automatic pack and to Utah, of having a "show age generators as against one plant" of such efficiency for de60Wiorsepower conventional sin- monstrations, could be great. gle unit of boiler and stoker. Very truly yours, The first cost of the two Walker Kennedy packaged coal fired 4-- H SOYS BASEBALL UTILE LEAGUE j i TEAMS KIWANIS Allen Fossat, Rickey Riche, Michael Dalpiaz, John Ori, Paul Wilmonen, Carl Pollastro, Mich ael Bruno, Ronald Hall, Joey Rolando, Scott Strong, Dave Spadafore, Van Cook, Rickey Vigor, Dale Chavez, Frankie Marrelli, Michael Ori. Mgrs. August Pollastro, Henry Cnavez, Norman Hall. Utah-Wyomi- man-pow- WESTERN HELPER MERC. Eddy Grundy, Roger -- i3ary Zaccaria, Yama-guch- i, Brent Burrows, Jimmie Borla, Robert Mantinez, Fred Sanchez, Van Paletta, Boyd Marsing, Guy Grant, Louis Tone, Brent Scot Young, Kent Burrows, John Espinoza, and Mark Tone. Mgrs. Frank Vasquez and Tony Tone. MUTUAL FURNITURE Rufus Ellington, Joe Melo, Gregori Diamanti, Louis Bueno Michael Tamllos, Eddie Garav-agli-- Lynn Neilsen, Jamie Phillips, Richard Martinez, Pat Dougherty, Harry Diamanti, Gary Neilsen, Nate Ellington, Michael Tatton, Gary Jerant, and Ronald Jewkes. Fred Mgrs. George Tamllos, Bosone Jr., Gary Tomsk. HELPER FURNITURE Harold Cunningham Jr, Craig Anderson, Stanley Mortensen, er Mig-liacci- off-pea- j a, 300-hor- se Vice-Preside- nt Frankie Vigor, Darrell Cunning ham, Angelo Basso, Michael FISHING SEASON OPENS MAY 29TH Martinez, Bobby Roias, Kim Tomsic, Bevan Branson, Dwight Neilsen, Dave Cunningham, Arthur Lake, Louis Riche and Larry Manzanares. Mgrs. Harold Cunningham and Gary Wilson. WESTERN BOYS LEAGUE First Half Schedule Sat., May 22 2 pm Mutual Furn vs Hpr Merc 3:39 Kiwanis vs Helper Furn Tues., May 2-S5:30 Helper Merc vs Kiwanis EVERYTHING YOU WILL NEED! Thurs., May Fly and Trolling Poles - Complete line Autcmalic Reels - Hand Reels Bait Boxes Creels, all types HOOKS, LINES, SINKERS Spinrers - Spoons - Bait Fri., June BOATS - TENTS - LANTERNS Fri., June ' "'"''Hif1WrMHWMiWlBBUMBMiMBMBMBBMBl r bright carpet colors? restore them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer for $1. Mutual Furniture and 5,20,ltc Hardware, Helper. LOST lam coal-fire- SATURDAY, MAY 22 - 8 $170 m $75. j car-rent- al er coal-derive- 1150 Tr4L!flM &XJf, te 11 Helper Furn Fri.. June 18 r Tl.l vs neiper mere Last named team shall be the n. r urn. TT o.ov V L W Rio Grande Vets Carbon Fuel .... Jeanselme's Walker Bank Lions Kent 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 Last week's scores: for RENT Day, week or month rates. Also Furn. Apts. Air Conditioned. Wash Rm facilities. HILLCREST 1 Hotel & Apts. Phone 472-523- j Rio Grande Vets 6 Carbon Fuel 5; Jeanselmes 4, Walker Bank 1; Rio Grande 1, Lions 0; Car-- j bon Fuel 22, Jeanselmes 10. sanies tnis coming week: CARBON PONY LEAGUE First Half Schedule Wurlitzer Spinet FOR RENT mod. house Thurs., May 20 Used Pianos $150 with garage, nice yard. Inq- 7 pm Walker Bk vs Rio Grande and up. Price Music Co., 39 uire at 50 Welby St., Milano Fri., May 21 E. Main, Price, Utah 3,llusc Court, Helper 5, 6,2tp 5 pm Jeanselmes vs Rio Grand at Helper House, FOR SALE Mon., Miscellaneons May 24 Phone 80 Stack Street Helper. 5 pm Carbon Fuel vs Walker B . 5,6,usc CARPET Headquarters Expert 472j896 at Helper A good Quality installation. 1956 SALE FOR Plymouth line. Free Estimates. Mohawk standard & Station Wagon Kqnitable Insurance Bigelow and Firth carpets. for pickwill trade trans, or HELPER FURNITURE and Agency after 4 pm up. Phone HARDWARE, Helper 6,63,asc 5,20,ltc INSURANCE RUG & CARPET CLEANERS-(Orient- al Home FOR SALE & Domestic). Carpet Of All Types Modern, with garage. Ideal laying, Rug binding and Serg location. Inquire at 61 Garden Public Liability tag; Upholstery & Rug Sham 5,13,4tc St. or Phone pooing; Electrolux Sales and FIRE Service. W. R. EVERETT, 644 N. 2nd East Price, Utah AUTO LIFE FOR SALE Four Concession Phone use like new. Will Fox sell or swap for boat, trailer, house trailer. motor or Opportunity after 3 p.m. Call 5,20,ltc LOOK! For that small tilling OrHEALTH FOOD STORE job in your garden or flower Miller Clint beds, call 5,20,2tp ganic Vitamins, Whole Wheat Flour. Granges TREE Removal and Topping; 316 N. 2nd East, Price, Utah also trench work done. Call 5 7.1.usc Phone Piano established and new ones that can be expected to emerge will make it impossible for Western FINAL SOCIAL UNTIL NEXT SEPT, coal producers to relax their strenuous efforts of the past,' he warned. NOTRE DAME BOOSTERS' CLUB Memmott described several current research programs of the Bureau of Mines that are designed to insure fuller and more effective use of Western coals. One of these is aimed at Addressing the Wyoming Mia development of a d gas ing Assn at Sheridan, Wyo., re- turbine that should offer spec cently, Memmott called atten- ial advantages when used as a tion to recently published estisource of elect-- , mates indicating that the am- supplementary ric power in arid regions. AnP.M. ount of electric power generat- other program involves pioneer ed in the West by 1980 will be ing studies in "magnetohydro-dynamics,- " four times the 1960 total. This a new principle proNotre Dame School Quinset Bldg. - Price project 'growth in coal's largest mising greater thermal effici-- J market, along with steady gains ency in generating electric, in steelmaking and in manupower. Through its research onj REG. BLACKOUT WINNER already means of removing sulfur from facturing industries committed to coal, add up to a stack Memmott the said, gases, potential for! Bureau has glowing long-terone of western coal producers, Mem- only three originated in the processes GUARANTEED BLACKOUT mott said. world that hold great promise However, he cautioned, the for reducing the industrial industry must continue to show the stamina and ingenuity it has ' In these problem. and other ways, Mem demonstrated in the past. mott promised, the Bureau will "For now and for some time continue to encourage increased ing in the investigation were Envelopes AH Sizes, to come," he told convention in the Hollie Sillitoe and Karl Stavar. and At Journal Office economy efficiency must adopt coal members, "you which presents industry, the attitude of that the Nation's only means of acfirm. You're only number two, cess to a valuable natural reso you've got to be good." source. Among the signs pointing to a bright prospect for coal, Mem- Rail-TestWorkman mott said, are recent additions to electrfcjpower generating ca- KiUed by Train pacities in Western States, and newly announced plans for still William G. Harris, 49, Birmfurther power plant construct- ingham, Ala, with the Sperry ion. There is also the prospect Rail Service of Connecticut, of a saline water conversion died early Sunday morning afindustry to look forward to, he ter both of his legs were amp added. These factors, ang with utated when he was struck by developments that promise to a freight train in the Helper accelerate a national trend to- Rio Grande yards. He was pronounced dead on ward lower costs in transportscene by ' Carbon County the d energy, point ing to a future increasingly bright Sheriff's Deputy Ned McCourt i with promise for coal, the BuEngineer on the train, S. J. reau of Mines official stated. Sorenson of Grand Junction, Nevertheless, Memmott pre- said he saw the man lying on! track but could not stop the dicted, the industry will have to "compete and compete hard" train in time to avoid running in the years ahead. Other en- over him. Helper police officers assist- ergy sources that are elready PONY LEAGUE STANDINGS ROOMS BEAUTIFUL I Western coal producers can look to a future increasingly bright with promise, but the promise will be realized only through the same determined spirit that has characterized the industry's efforts in the past, according to Frank C. Memmott, Acting Director of the Department f the Interiors Bureau of Mines. home team. Ifram m$ FOR SAKE BUREAU OF MINES OFFICIAL REPORTS Hon.. June 14 5:30 Helper Furn vs Mutual F. Tups.. June 15 . 5:30 Heloer Merc vs Kiwanis Thurs., June 17 5:30 Mutual Furn. vs Kiwanis Helper, Utah V" PAGE FIVE MAY 20, 1965 4 5:30 Kiwanis vs KIItVe ID 'HARDWARE """""""Vi JOURNAL Tues.. June 8 5:30 Helper Merc vs Helper Fr Thurs., June 10 5:30 Mutual F. vs Helper Merc FISHING LICENSES ON SALE ii7""'T'i""" THURSDAY, (Utah) 5:30 Kiwanis vs Helper Merc. Won., June 7 5:30 Kiwanis vs Mutual Furn. HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS MUTUAL 27 5:30 pm Mutual vs Kiwanis' Fri., May 28 5:30 Helper Furn vs Helper Mc Tues.. June 1 5:30 Helper Merc vs Mutual F. Wed.. June 2 5:30 Helper Furn vs Kiwanis 'Tuirs.. June 3 5:30 Mutual F. vs Helper Furn HELPER The COALS NAVE GOOD POTENTIAL, 4-- $495. '. V-- 8, 472-58- MS mwm 472-54- - Go-Kar- ts 472-396- 4 637-351- 7 16-- ft 472-367- 3. 637-332- 472-534- 9 12,3,usc CENTRAL COMMISSION And SUPPLY Co. pimm mzai - HELPER rut scAsott irs won nanus - f09 PDOT1CTID GEORGE PATTERICK Phone Uk know that every litter Sure, grown-up- s bit hurts. But they forget. And that's what starts the litter mess. Soon there's a shameful pile-u- that has to be cleaned up (always at your expense, if you're a taxpayer). What's mor- ep MO it's easy for children to get that tea UMERICA; care- less habit. So Dad, Mom -l- ead the way to the litter basket. Use a litterbag in your car. If we grown-up- s remem- ber, our kids won't forget to Keep America Beautiful! publlo Mnrftt In eoopwatfoft Advtrettnf Council. Published with Th |