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Show ? SOYS BASEBALL Army Man Ceal In Helicopter Division mm GLth Carbon Coal Firms Low Bidders for Coal In AEC Contracts news Mrs Jack Ailred and Private George S. Ceal, 18, Ir Mid Mrs John Brasher and in CarTwo coal son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. 'amiies spent. Sunday afternoon bon county, companies are apparent low 290 So. Main. comDleted n Ceal, 18 with John bidders to Sat. May Huntington visiting supply a total 194,-00- 0 cours A?ril ir.d Hazel's parents. ! 3'pm Lions vs'Kelley Drug tons of coal to the Han-for5 pm waiter Bit vs Garb Fuel ," , April Rowley of Salt Lake was Washington, Atomic EnVa. down to spend the weekend with 7 pm Rio Grande vs Jeanselrae Commission Sen. ergy e course, r mother. Mrs Harriet Row- - Wallace F. Bennett,plant, Tues., May 21 main-Wed- ., was the in inscted 6 pm Kelieys Drg vs Jeanselnie fe 'ey- announced today. of the smle-rotoMr and Mrs Don Nielson ana !f May 22 Aggregate cost total of the UH-1utility children of Provo drove down awards librae Tiered 6 pm Carbon Fuel vs Lionswill be about $1.9 mil s n&acopter. "o spend Sunday with Elaine OYnia1rilin(T ho Thurs., May 23 an. cuiu una utuvm two bids were 6 pm Walker Bank vs Rio Gde laie'IMiS, accepted be Duke cause the Hanford plant set a D VS Mrs Judy Divin and children limit of 100,000 tons per bidder. vs Walker Bank -f Clearfield returned home on Sen. Bennett, a member of I S 5 vs Lion, urdiay evening after spending the Joint Gommittee on Atomic 7 Pm R" Grande vs Caro Fuel F, oq a few davs with her parents, Energy, said the two plants are Sat., June 8 i and Mrs Harold Hansen. Mr the Continental Coal Co., Hia5 pm Walker Bk vs Jeanselm Tom Jensen of Provo visited watha, and Plateau Mining Co., Sunday with Ms uncle and aunt Price. Five other Utah firms Wed., May 29 Mon., June 10 Mr and Mrs Oliver Jensen. 5 pm Carbon Fuel vs Keileys had .also submitted bids for sup 7 pm lions vs Rio Grande Vets 7 pm Lions vs Walker Bank Young Marrieds was held on plying the fuel between Sept. 11 June of lues., Sundry evening at the home 1, 1968, and Aug. 31, 1969. Friday. May 31 5 pm KeUeys vs Carbon Fuel Mr and Mrs John Nielson. 5 pm Rio Grande vs KeUeys ."Continental Coal Co., repre7 pm Walker Bank vs Lions Mrs Elaine Richardson went senting the United States Fuel 7 pm Jeanis'eilimes vs Carbon F xhurs. June 13 to California where she joined Co., submitted the apparent low 5 Pm KeUeys vs Rio Grande V ZXLZ t , her mother, Mrs Fannie Redd bid to supply 100,000 tons on a " .,5.VH VVdlKer r 7 pm Carbon Fuel vs Jeansel. and uncle Tom Anderson for a The competitive bid basis. c, Any team holding a ten run trip to Hawaii. They will spend firm's ton is $9.88 per price me a few weeks traveling awui Sen. Mo Grnde! PONY LEAGUE First Half Schedule . CARBON , . Lhcpte d, "puiw h, r, D ; w ln-- fSeys ZfT pmWunes Jffr JfnsLVs.5Bk ft it' '&es !-- uVuei . t,, SredSe? ns v? d'lwn' Last nnmod . tam Tw wu'k iito iAVliA'a. Hurs., June 6 no new inning may begin Bk 5 p:n Riu Grande vs Walker ter than 9:50 p.m. ' Pm la- HELPER WBBA LEAGUE First Half Schedule THE BEST AUTO INSURANCE BUY! Sat. May 18 pm Kiwanis vs Helper Firm. 2:30 Mutual Frn vs Helper Mer Tues., May 21 b:30 Helper Merc vs Kiwanis Thurs., May 23 5:30 Helper Furn vs Mutual F Sat., May 25 1 pm Kiwanis vs Mutual Furn Helper Furn vs Helper Mer Mon., May 27 5:30 Helper Furn vs Kiwanis Tues., May 28 4:30 Kiwanis vs Helper Merc 6:00 Mutual vs Helper Furn Wed., May 29 5:30 Helper Merc vs Mutual F jMon., June 3 Mutual vs Kiwanis 1 Low rates FAST, FAIR, FRIENDLY service. Get the facts today. Farmers Insurance Group 2-- 3 j j 0 (Tues., June 4 5:30 Helper Merc vs Hp Furn Thurs., June 6 5:30 Kiwanis vs Helper Furn Friday, June 7 5:30 Mutual vs Helper Merc Mon., June 10 5:30 Helper Merc vs Kiwanis Tues.. June 11 5:30 Helper Furn vs Mutual Thurs., June 13 5 30 Kiwanis vs Mutual Fri., June 14 5:30 Helper Furn vs Helper Mrc All games at 5:30 p.m. unless otherwise specified. Last nam ed team shall be home team and occupy the first bass side ; ; GENE TRABUE Agent 150 North 5th West dugout. Price, Utah 84501 7 Phone Iradicator Sets, at Helper Journal Office Fnk 637-307- r mm - ffTJOT fllS-j- J FOR RENT THE proven carpet cleaner, ROOMS for RENT-D- ay, wee Blue Lustre is easy on the or month rates. Also Furl. Restores 'budget. forgotten Apts. Air Conditioned. Wash colors. Rent electric sham- - Rm facilities. HILLCREST pooer $1. Mutual Furniture & Hotel & Apts Phone 1 v 472-523- Helper, FOR FOR SALE WAL Console Piano and transistor organ this area Take over small monthly pay merits. For details write to: CREDIT Manager, Box 6179, Salt Sugar House Station, Lake City, Utah 5,9,3tc RENT modern house with Elec. water heater $20 month. Call 5 ,16.2tp 472-548- 2 Miscellaneous .472-rf)2- 5 ) EVERYTHING in Flower and Vegetable Plant?, at W. P. Miller's. Country Club June tion 59.4tc We are closed on Sundays - d - arris on. Dinner Ernests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Niel son were his parents Mr and Mrs George Nielsoin of Ferron and Peggy s parents, Mr ana Mrs Stanlev Huntington of Cas tle Dale and her uncle, Jeff Turtle of Huntington. Mr and Mrs George Fullerton drove to Oastle Dale to spend Sunday with their son and family, Mr and Mrs Ray Hassinger. Gerald Marcneiuo oi Amuncan Fork drove down to spend Sun day with his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Marchello. Mr and Mrs James Monroe ol Denver, Colo., have been the guests the past week of ms sis ter Mrs Nedra Richardson. A Young Marrieds party was held Saturday evening at the supper was Chapel. A enjoved by the group. Mr and Mrs Lynn Carlson and son of Granger drove down to spend the weekend witli her parents Mr and Mrs Lee F. Rowley. The Friendly Sewing Club was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Tina Zemlock Mrs Selma Rowley accompanied her sister, Mrs wma Atwcod of Wellington to Salt Lake Wednesday where they picked up Mrs Lynn Jensen and children who returned home witii them. Tne Genealogy class under the direction cf Leona Morri3 drove to Salt Lake Thursday to spend the day in il.c library. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rilby end children drove to Payson where they spent Friday and Saturday sharing the ti;ria win h's Parens Mr and Mrs Walter Rigby and with Mollie's, Mr & Mrs. Glee Manwill. Weekend guest? at lh3 home of Mr and Mrs Ed Simms were son and family Mr an Mra Vin. cent Simms of Sal Laks City. Joe Bonto is sneniin'? fome hospital. time in a Salt La Mrs Harold Cunninnam after home Thursliv spending a few da3 in the Car home h"" hospi"i. She with her a new baty boy born THURSDAY, Law iVashinigton University School. He served a mission in England for his church and is active in Church affairs. He is a member of the Utah State Bar and the Salt Lake County Bar and was associated with the law firm of McKay & Bur-on- . He also serves on boards of Utah corporations. several He served as assistant to HELPER MAY 16, 1968 PAGE THRU People, Spots InThe News Perched nonchalantly in bay of 'copter, Air Cavalryman views wrecked hndge. landscape near ja Liu. d. Vietnam. SIGHT-SEEIN- (1959-1962- (1965-1966- M Con- gressman David S. King as Deputy Salt Lake & County Attorney as Salt Lake County Commissioner He is a of the late Henry D Moyle a prominent Church leader and Democrat. He is married to the former Jennie Lee Allen and has four children. (1962-1964- JOURNAL (Utah) ); ); w ). ORLANDO Cepeda Jr., 2, seems ready for his turn at bat. His dad was NL's Most Valuable in 67.' , 3 WEILENMANN Continued from 'Page One esablished Utah's program to sell industry on Utah in 1965 and headed that department through its important formative Bennett explained. years. The apparent second low He was educated at the Unbidder Plateau Mining Co. of Utah, graduating in iversity is eligible for award to sup 1948 with a degree in political ply the 94,000 tons at the same science. This to be tonnage if price. He served as an infantry offi awarded on a bas;s to cer in the U.S. Army in Italy a bidder located in a labor sur World War II. during plus area," he added. From 1952 to 1958 he served Sen." Bennett said under bid as Democratic State Chairman. a terms, single award resulted From 1960 to 1963 he was on the competitive tonnage, and President of the and that the AEC award of the ton- Oarari'lan Mission Alaskan LDS for the nage from the Plateau Mining Church with headquarters in uo. wm oe negotiated at a Vancouver, B.C.' price equivalent to the low bid price of the Hiawatha tonnage. PONY LEAGUE "Under this condition, the Continued from Page One Plateau firm, located in a labor surplus area, qualifies for reJewkes, Jon Cowley, Joey Roceipt of the award," he lando, George Harmond, Larry Goodrich, Michael Martinez. Ronald Hall,, Scott Butler, Brent Migliacoio, Dale Chavez, Claude Cowley Jr., Mgr.; Steven Cowley, Asst Mgr. KELLEYS PRICE DRUG Jerry Cripps, Scott Wheeler, Amgelo Basso, Lou Riche, Mike f. Keley, David Shaheli, Jim Jen CTrtBioie sen, Armond Pierueci, Nichie You will seek me and find Nichols, Jamas Chideser, Louie me with me; when you seek Nickas, Dean Bryson, Michael all your heart. (Jer. 29:13). Smith, Rockey Felice, Kerry In prayer and meditation Snow, Larry Peraiti, Mgr. Mick about we release all anxiety Asst Mgr. Peretti. the affairs of our lives. We RIO GRANDE VETS do this by finding a deepened Kim Tomisie. Ralph Gomez, awareness of God the source Dan Piacitelli, Jim Fifield, Tony of good. God's substance and Adams, Randy Finley, Art Cra supply fills every need; His ven, Jim Hanson, K.C. Jones, Stan Pestatnik, Sam Sandoval, peace calms every anxiety; stills every fear. God's love Henry Etzel, Guy Grant, Peter is our comfort and satisfacPalacious, Douglas Jensen, Van tion, the soure of our Paletta; Ken Dimick, Mgr. and Angelo Colacito, Asst Mgr. set-asi- de MUDDIES: Sgt. Richard Emey of Baltimore cuddles pup bought from villager near Hue. " mm. II I I;!. II SHARPENING on latest equipment. Work guaranteed 335 3rd JIM'S SHARP-ALWest, Helper. Call SAW 472-52G- 5,9,usc 6 MITCHELLS 637-260- 8 - f, nt ATTEND ST, ANTHONY'S FRIDAY SOCIAL ,$130 BLACKOUT MAY 17 53 lumbers CHURCH HALL Donation $1. - 8 P.M. Called Valuable Prizes 10 panics Fun For All GftAMP OPENING of their Ceurt ojf Jim time OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY ' f F " 4 er BOISE CASCADE INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE ck Of. HEALTH FOOD STORE Moj ;ay. Opportunity panic Vitamins. Clint Miller Whole Wheat Flour. Granges, 316 N. 2nd East. Price, Utah SPARE TIME INCOME, Boom- ing new field, refilling and JM501. m Phone637.:m5 use money from new collecting RUG & CARPET CLEANERS coin operated high quality Mortician!! (Oriental & Domestic). Carpet dispensers in this area. No lavin? Ru bimiin? and er? MITCTTFTX T. R, To must selling. qualify you RONALD KOSF.C ing: Unholsferv k Tins Sham have car, references. tWO to poning: Flectrolut Sales and ROBFRT n. ETZEL $1100 cash. Few hours weekly W R. EVERETT, Service. can net excellent income. P44 N. 2nd East. Price. Utah, PRICE More full time. For personal Phone use wr.ni Phw interview, yend nam1?, edd-res- s and phone number to P.O. Box 566. Salt Laka CitV, !tamp Pad Inks & Pad Utah 84110. 5,16.3tc k'rds at Journal Office Gummed Tape Rolli At Journal Office - SPACE FACES? Nope, a battery of bathroom lavatories s Plumbing Prod bottom side forward, at Borg-Warnucts division, Mansfield, Ohio, where increasing orders for bathroom fixtures reflect upswing in home starts market and expanding - . j ? Gene-alog- y CARPET Headquarters-Exp- ert DEEDED TONIGHT and SUNinstallation. A good Quality DAY, men to volunteer work line. Free Estimates. Mohaws on Boys baseball field. Tonite & Bigelow and Firth carpeta at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 8 am HELPER FURNTTURE and It won't take long! HARDWARE, Helper 6,63,usc Brir? Shove! and rake 5EAUTIFUL Wurlitzer NEEDED for the Iha.t Start Piano $4a5. Used PianosSpinet $150 Program in Plies: Chest of and up. Price Music Co., 39 Drawers. Please Ca'l us at E. Main, Price, Utah 3,llusc (6 . iu pot-lu- FOR SALE Hardware, islands and enjoying the beauty and scenics before returning. Mrs Winona Anderson of Salt Lake has returned home after spending some time with her brother and family, Mr and Mrs Elvin Haycock and to be near her mother, Mrs Maggie Haycock who is in the Carbon hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Blackbam and family of Richfield spent the weekend snaring tneir ume with parents Mr and Mrs Les Blacktam and Mr and Mrs Airman Richards. Mr and Mrs Frank K.ocnevar spent the weekend in Salt Lake with their daughter and family Mr .nri Mns Brvon McLeese. Tony Kokal and new tnae SaSaturday for Mather AFB, cramento, Calif after a furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Tony Kokal and other family members. While nere ne iiui-rieKathy Milan of Martin. A reception at the country club honored the coupleMr and Mrs Bob Richardson and family of Kemmerer, Wyo sndMr and Mrs Tom Richard son and familv of Salt Lake, visited over the weekend with their mother, Mrs Nedra ivicn. Ike CREER Continued from Page One Come out and see how great living can be in a Boise Cascade Home. 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