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Show 6 Thursday. Oct. The Helper Journal 10, 1974 Dino homecoming spoiled by Red Devils celebration last Friday night with a 1 victory 36-2- over the Dinos in Region Six football action. Carbon made a real battle of the game in the second half in after falling behind the first half. Actually it was two Springville touchdowns late in the initial half that put the Carbon team behind, the last one coming on the final play of the half. 0 The visitors took a lead but Carbon came back 8 to cut the margin to when Greg Mele took a short screen pass from quarterback John Borla and made a sensational run down the sidelines to go 43 yards for the Carbon score. Phil Howa plunged for the two point conversion in the second quarter and the Dinos were back in the ball 26-- 8 14-- 14-- game. A lapse on the part of the Dino defenders as the clock ground down to the close of the first half allowed the Red Devils to push over the two touchdowns to take out the 26-- 8 halftime lead. Carbon completely outplayed the Red Devils in the second half, scoring two touchdowns and an extra point while the Springville team added one more TD and a final second field goal. Carbon went to the air again in the third quarter when Borla fired a perfect strike down the middle to slot back Randy Ross who took the pass in full stride and with the aid of a fine block by Sam Pappas, the to pay play carried dirt. Another two point conversion attempt fell short to make the score 26-1- 4. Carbon scored again in the fourth quarter behind 1 HJH has clean-u- p day by Michelle Fiden On Friday, September 27 the students at HJH had a clean up day. Each teacher chose a different area where his or her homeroom class was to pick up litter. There were large plastic bags to put the trash' in. After the students had lunch, there was a movie, "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," which lasted until school ended. w ;, , .v-- : :t ... " v 0 last second touchdown pass from John Breznick to Scott Nielsen enabled the Ram junior varsity team to come from behind and nip 2 in youth the Chiefs, football action Saturday afternoon on the Helper Junior High field. The JV victory gave the two Ram squads a split in the day's activity, the Chief varsity team edging out the in the Ram varsity, r. second game of the SL with Uintah. Randy Ross also was injured in the Springville game, coming up with a pinched nerve, but was expected to be back in action last night also. Bonnie 1 14-1- TfWlI 1 JK . 7-- 0, double-heade- !' v "i petition as they pulled a victory over the Price Chiefs last Saturday at the Helper H J Photo field. The Helper Rams JV teams, made up of sixth and seventh graders from the area. got back into the thick of league com- - BONNIE LANES Thursday Morning League Team Standing: Five Knickerknockers 19-Nuts 17-Alley Cats 5; 14-1- 0; 7; Lofters 13-1- 1; Ding-A-Lin- Happy Rollers 11-1- Mauraders Quinn Dunn gave the JV squad its first touchdown earlier in the game on a run and it long break-awa- y was an uphill struggle for the sixth and seventh graders from the Helper area before they finally claimed the victory. The young Rams held possession at the Chief line with time remaining for just one more play. After taking a time out the local coaches inserted young Breznick into the quarterback position for the first time in the game with instructions to find Nielsen with a pass. Find him he did near the five yard line and Nielsen took in the aerial and sliced into the end zone rd Bowling 6; Gutter 7; Gerts High Games: Katherine Winters Mary 203-47Wahl Lynnda 7. with the down. Evelyn 176; My Liddele 171; Marilyn Beh-uni- n 168; Louise Wilson 168; Loreen Smith 163; Hope Kate Day Keele 160; Zina York 152; Beverly Spensko 152; Janet Barney Baughman 154-15- 151; The Utah State Road recently Commission passed a resolution allowing an increase in the gross weight of coal trucks on in Carbon and was inlimit The County. creased from 79,000 pounds U-1- 0, U-3- 0 U-1- 1 to 120,000 pounds. The Department determined after careful study these roads could support the weights. larger However, permits for the gallop. increased tonnage will be issued on the stipulation that if subsequent studies show increased damage to the roads by the increased weight, the permits will be Games in the youth grid loop were being played early this week due to the UEA convention and the dismissal of school on Thursday and Friday. The varsity team played the Packers at the Carbon High field in Price last night (Wed) at 4:30 p.m. and the JV game was tentatively scheduled to be played at the same site on Thursday, (today) at a time yet to be revoked. The energy crisis has increased the demand for coal. Carbon County increased weights Allowing should decrease the number of trucks on the road and make coal hauling more set. efficient. touch- Neighbors Splits: Susan Wilstead Better Felter Sandra Bogdin Beverly Spensko Lynnda Buchanan Mary Wahl Kay 2-- 5-- 7; 5-- 6; Gibson Liz Dalpiaz 5-- Carey Mabrito Alice Twehous Cook Kathi 0; L W Central Commission 12 Bonnie Lounge Pepsi Cola Rio Grande Vets Highway Lounge Asay's Firewood Food Center Chuck's Pharmacy 8 9 9 9 10 10 11 14 11 11 11 10 10 9 6 of the Football League dropped a tough game last Saturday to the Price Barbara Migliaccio Prudy Dunn 176480; Virginia Huntsman 191479; Marge Guy Katherine Winters 200; Ruth Andreini 188; Mary Colombo 171; Freda Bianco Rose Perrero 164; Jean Riche 162; Arline Reddington 166; Margaret Banasky 161; Rose Bendetti 160; Rosalie Fossat 161. Chiefs. The teams, composed of eighth and ninth graders from Helper Jr. High went back into league action last night. Youth Vets eligible Government for low cost gives Helper insurance new plows - Nearly ' 3 million Vietnam era veterans are eligible group life insurance, Army representative Sgt. Jim Robbins recently reported. The plan affords up to for low-co- st of $20,000 Edith Tone 8; Rams varsity team The Helper Carbon 5-- 7. BONNIE LANES League of Nations term coverage. The cost is $3.40 per month for those 34 and under and $6.80 for those over 34. five-ye- ar 9; For details, contact the Administration Veterans Office at Toll Free No. 165-16- 6; Two Sportsmen's Corner 'ffpf government. The program, which offers cities free govern- ir ment property that has been declared excess or obsolete, was earlier used to provide the city with a good fire truck. Helper city got quite a deal last week when two ten wheel drive trucks were given to the city through a government program. The trucks will be used for snow removal this J winter. photo Helper City Police Chief Karl Stavar said the two trucks, gas driven GMC drive vehicles with I urge you to consult with your friends, neighbors and local civic leaders in order that you may gain all information necessary to render a just and wise decision. Sincerely, statewide plan of critical land use areas. An of appropriation $306,000 is provided. Number One FOR AGAINST Q Q I, CLYDE L. MILLER, Secretary of State of the State DO HEREBY of Utah. CERTIFY that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the Ballot Title of the Utah Land Use Act which law was passed by the Budget Session of the Fortieth Legislature, 1974. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 30th day of September, 1974. ill JAR AMILLO How many elk hunters this season run into hostile ranchers and no trespassing by HUGH C.,M!IIMM1IJM CLYDE L. MILLER Secretary of State with another cow a moose herd Manti is very dim. MORRELLS till il r 3C9COH CERTIFICATE MINIMUM $500 (OJ III 111 UlllOIC III U m Blliwu' l VI tor the period checked below. 10 Certif icate J 9 I . (enclosed) Please deposits 4 gr OV'b m Pot Roast Turbot Filet 751 Certificate 8 Facial Tissue Kleenex Strawberry Preserves 1 -- Year Certificate NAME. ADDRESS . libit e2 Imperial 39c 98c 4 $5.79 gai Orange Juice CUP AND MAIL COUPON a J9fb Blade Cut CriscoOil ;3 'b GET YDUn BUDGETS WOffll. DUE TO CURRENT HIGH INTEREST RATES, SENTRY IS OFFERING THE SPECIAL CERTIFICATES LISTED ABOVE THIS OFFER MAY BE WITHDRAWN WITHOUT NOTICE. i.rVf Western Family. 12-o- z. 38c Fudge Brownie MixfDS1icyanSnees99c Hunts' Tomato Sauce It 6aoz.89c CITY. being reported shot but unverified at this time. Should this illegal shooting of moose during the elk and deer season continue the outlook for Asi9 Spare Ribs in- dividuals who call themselves sportsmen are the cause of the hostile attitude and no trespassing signs. How many watering tanks, signs, salt houses, etc. have been blasted by trigger happy hunters? How many fences trampled, the ground littered with cans, paper and bottles and the signs ignored it not mutilated? In theory, wildlife belongs feeds and lives on privately owned lands. If we are to continue to enjoy access to these lands, we must improve our relations with the owners of these lands. The elk hunt, so far this season, has been a very tough hunt. The lucky hunters who have bagged their elk have really had to work hard. The weather was hot and dusty and the roads were beat to a pulp by different kinds of vehicles. The second weekend did get some moisture which did help to some extent. It seems as though the moose planted on the north end of the Manti reserve are having a hard time of it. Two young bulls were lost to elk hunters over the hunt J Independent the Tooele Army Depot last week to pick up the trucks. He also mentioned that the trucks, which are 1954 models, appear to be in very good shape with one having only 11,000 miles and the other miles 19,000 on the registering odometers. 1 to the state. For the most part, the wildlife breeds, CLYDE L. MILLER Secretary of State home 1 H-- i signs? Many times bathroom? A large closet, or some storage space, could be used for the purpose. And a low cost Home Improvement Loan from this bank can pay the entire bill, including labor and equipment. vehicles Dear Fellow Citizens: La so, how about installing another through a program offered small towns by the federal automatic transmissions, will be used as only snow plows as one provision of the government giveaway is that the property be used only for emergency use. Stavar said that he along with Kerry Neilsen and Louie Lupo had driven to , If former National emergency i ik BATHROOM GETTING Guard vehicles have been added to Helper's fleet of all-whe- el OF STATE By State Law I have been given the responsibility for publishing the Ballot Title of the Land Use Referendum as it will appear on the General Election Ballot on November 5. 1974. Because of the very serious nature of this Referendum I urge that each of you obtain and study the text of the Land Use Act in full. u j Bogdin 150. Converted September 30, 1974 An act providing for development of a planned land use policy for Utah. A Land Use Commission, appointed by the Governor, is authorized to formulate a comprehensive state land with use plan; local governments in publishing guidelines for local land use plans and in designating critical areas of greater than local concern; allocate federal funds received for state land use purposes; and, assure that all agency programs are consistent with state land use programs. The Commission shall provide the legislature, for its consideration, a final 7-- Paula Sandra SALT LAKE CITY Referendum winning okays raise momentarily defensive lapse on the part of the varsity Rams cost them the as Chris ball game Chiaretta raced 35 yards for the only touchdown in the game and giving the win in a visiting Chiefs a top defensive battle. Other than the one run the Rams played very well on the defensive side but could not come with the offensive punch necessary to overcome the lead Chiaretta gave the Chiefs with his A 3; Buchanan OF THE SECRETARY Utah Land Use Act State Road Commission Rams split games ivith Price Chiefs A Wot State of Utah OFFICE ',-'- - - pass to Pappas which put the ball on the line and Red Devil Reggie Farliano finally cracked over for the TD from the five. Kulow added the extra point to give I Carbon a total of 21 in the I wild game. Borla suffered a slight concussion but was expected to be ready to play last night (Wedensday) when the Dinos traveled to Vernal for a 7:30 p.m. game junior quarterback Jim Kulow who replaced Borla after the latter was badly shaken up early in the period. Kulow connected on - .. Springville ruined the a Carbon High homecoming ' - on the THRIFT CORPORATION 2285 S. Two Locations: Salt Ltfc Main City, UWi Pfnnt: 4864151 155 S. 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