2 The Helper Journal Thursday. June 22 Miscellaneous For Sale Offered 5 Services 7, 1973 vIA'u'FAt CARPETS A fright? Make them a beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Mutual Helper Journal Issued every Thursday by fully carpeted, fenced yard, north of Price. Call 7 SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT HELPER, UTAH ROBERT FINNEY MEMBER - i.- m JOE ROLANDO JR. Editorial Assistant and Photographer KENDRA TOMSIC Staff Writer DAN STOCKBURGER .4 r 7 .' Publisher -Association - Founded 7885 4 Helper Journal would like to Join with the community in congratulating retiring school personnel of Helper Junior High and Sally AAauro Elementary schools for their years of dedicated service to area youngsters. Educators Sally Mauro, George Pizza, Mary Chiara, Carolina Myers, Loraine Christensen and school secretary Grace Welch played an essential part in the formation of thousands of area children. They will be missed next year. But their kindness, understanding, wisdom, dedication and firmness will never be forgotten by younger teachers and former students. Hopefully, their traits will carry on to future educators so that the high quality of education Mr. Harry Mangus who manages the local Neigh- borhood and years. f power. does cause a problem as there will be no This National 4-- H services slated Club Sunday National services will be held June 10 at Price's Pioneer Park starting at 7 a.m. The services have been arranged by the County Leader's Council and the Teen Council. Dr. Dean Winters will be the speaker. 4-- 4-- H Mitchell Morticians R.T. Mitchell Ronald Kosec Robert H. Etzel Phone Price garbage cans placed around the reservoir. All campers are asked to take care of their own garbage. Take it back in a plastic bag or container and place it in a garbage dump. Littering is a violation of the law. All officers working in the outdoors will be strict on any littering on private or public grounds and will issue citations for violations of section Sharing the responsibility to keep our camping areas clean, belongs to everyone and if the public insists on leaving all their garbage behind, I am sure that in the near future most of the private grounds will have "No Trespassing" signs grandfather, Ph. if Services 6 Partnership. (minimum). Apgrowth. equity preciation of property Two-wa- y values. Tax shelter two to five times for invested dollar. Secured by prime real estate. Investments as low as $1,000. Write: Mr. done. Bob the time Zabriskie, st J i BUILD-ESTAT- South INC., Main, Suite 403, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. Off. 5314c eve. 115 June Maryl Fay Webster and Vikki Darling. Richard AnJune 8 derson, John Zupon, Peckham, Louise Peckham and Leslie Zane Binning. Alfa Richardson, June 9 Bill Marston, Till To Rooms For Rent and Tuesday, the llth and the 12th of June, there will be a pest control agency In town for this purpose. Interested I ROOMS FOR RENT : Days, week or month rates. Also 2 facilities. Hillcrest Hotel Apartments. Phone 8 I Rachele, PLANS TO EXPEND REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION PERIOD BEGINNING ITS FOR THE ENTITLEMENT JflN 1,, 1972 JtJ AND ENDING 23' IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER BASED UPON AN f ESTIMATED TOTAL OF ? 027 45 2 004 002 NO EFFECT LESSEN DEBT INCREASE TOO SOON TO PREDICT EFFECT In which of the following manners is it expected availability of Revenue Sharing Funds will affect WILL ENABLE INCREASE IN RATE OF A MAJOR TAX 220 NO EFFECT ON TAX LEVELS ENACTING EW MAJOR TAX TOO SOON TO PREDICT EFFECT OPERATINGMAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES PLANNED EXPENDITURES B) PERCENT PLANNED PLANNE0 FOR NEW MAINTENANCE FOR OR EXPAN0E0 OF EXISTING SERVICES CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PERCENT C) SERVICES EXPENDITURE CATEGORIES F E 0 PUBLIC SAFETY 3 RETIREMENT I HEALTH HEALTH 13. TRANSPORTATION RECREATION 14. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 15 HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 16 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 6 LIBRARIES SOCIAL SERVICES FOR AGED & POOR 8 17 FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL ADMINISTRATION 18 PUBLIC have advised a local newspaper and the news media of the contents of this report. Furthermore I have records documenting the contents of this report and they are open for public and news Media scruu I SAFETY ill SIGNATURE OF CHIEF fXECJUTIVE OFFICE s i ouflag, Mayor PLEASE PRINT PUBLISHED Helper Journal NAME OF NEWSPAPER (Published as required by Federal Law in the Sun Advocate, Price, Utah, June 7, 1973.) 1D27. n 100 o 19 RECREATION 20 21 OTHERS (Specify) roUUUj Peat 4o blectrlc 0 70 100 xonstruct rebul power lines & 22 OTHERS (Specify) 23 OTHERS (Specify) June 7, 1973 $ CULTURE OTHERS (Specify) Chris P. 0 70 CONSERVATION PLANNED EXPEN DATE H 12 4 - DEBT CONSTRUCTIOM ACQUISITION G EDUCATION PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NAME ft TITLE UNO EQUIPMENT 11 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TOTAL PERCENT PLANNED FOR: PLANNED EXPENDITURES 10 MULTIPURPOSE AND GENERAL GOVT. 1 9 S4526 HELPER UTAH , WILL PREVENT A ClTr WILL REDUCE AMOUNT OF RATE INCREASE OF A MAJOR TAX. REDUCING RATE OF A MAJOR TAX. WILL PREVENT HELPER C'lhiVuP. O BOX p that the the tax levels of your jurisdiction? Check as many as apply. CATEGORIES (A) Municipal Corporation. By: Albert Fossat City Recorder Published in the Helper Journal May 31 and June 7, INDEPENDENT HELPER CI TV AVOID DEBT INCREASE PRIORITY EXPENDITURE preceeding fiscal year and the estimates of the revenues for the next succeeding year and a statement of the financial condition of the city. Said tentative budget and statement are open for public inspection at . the office of the City Recorder at this time. By order of the Mayor and City Council of Helper, a I home MANAGED -l (M) TAXES Kathy Yoklavich. Said budget to be based on a tentative budget which has been furnished to the City Council by the Mayor and the City Recorder, as is required by law, which sets forth in detail the revenues and expenditures of the J OWNED HOME ACCOUNT NO Jr., Jamie Phillips, LaRean Young and Thursday, June 14, 1973 at 7:30 p.m., to adopt the budget ordinance. I'MI PUBLIC NOTICE EXECUTIVE PROPOSAL. Check this block if this plan is based on an executive proposal DEBT How will the availability of revenue sharing funds affect the (L) borrowing requirements of your jurisdiction? t- Snyder and Kelly Kay Fossat. June 12: Mike Zamantakis NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET Notice is hereby given by the City Council of Helper, Utah of the intention of said city council at a regular meeting to be held on I 419fc 671c (K)G Brenda Mildred Public Notke 'I R2S EMERY COUNTY BRANCH GREEN RIVER, UTAH 1 & 472-523- 1. O Crocco. 1973. CBEJ J2EE furnished apartments. Includes wash room contact the DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20226 So Bingham and Stanley Spensko, C THE GOVERNMENT OF Davido, John G. Bryner, Jim Hammond, Annie Parker, Lena Ossana Dale Smith, June 10 Teera Jackson, Betty Voll and Terri O'Berto. June 11 Alphonsie C 262-449- 5. 7 Pamela I The Low-CoWay to AAodernize or Repair Your Home S 532-154- 2, Monday Extension Office at for further details. -- NO MANAGEMENT. 12 percent to 18 percent, return on invested dollar spray individuals c 419fc Limited for the elm leaf beetle that plagues the elm tree in our area. S 8 Business "Opportunities 472-515- 3. to Store FOOD ( 5172p 637-332- 5. Very reasonable price. 5174c Phone Now is 8 Bruno, Annie Hatch and Arva (Cox) Lamonica. TODAY, 472-564- 9. 671C ... Insured PUBLIC NOTICE Pearl Casey, Amy Melanie Wilstead, June s ft. 71 camper. Perfect condition. Call Henry Briest at Organic vitamins. Clint Miller Whole Wheat Flour. Grange 316 N. 2nd East. Price, Utah 84501. Phone Offered CUSTOM TILLING & 637-439- East of Price father and husband, Mike Kolovich Sr. Mrs. Julia Kolovich and Families of 671c Mike Kolovich, Sr. exhibited. 3 SGT. TOM GONZALES Youth Corp, dropped a bomb shell into our mist announcing that monies alloted to pay the wages of the youth corp had been suspended. For the past few years, the county has provided the transportation to haul the garbage from the area of the Scofield Reservoir with the Neighborhood Youth Corp supplying the man- life-tim- e one-hal- WE WISH to express our deep appreciation to all our friends and relatives for the flowers and many acts of kindness shown us following the death of our beloved Time is a great healer and time, as it marches on, brings with it many changes, some of which can never be forecast. Last Friday night in commencement ceremonies at the College of Eastern Utah a former Helper man, the late Frank Bonacci was accorded posthumously, an honorary associate in arts degree. y - Mr. Bonacci served in the Utah State the bill that created Legislature, Carbon College, the predessesor of CEU, and from a sick bed in a hospital, was one of the first to sign the referendum petition that saved the college from the doom that former Gov. J. Bracken Lee had decreed for the Carbon institution. For Helper and the north Carbon area the name of Frank Bonacci holds a special meaning, particularly for those who are getting along in years after spending a life time in the bowels of the earth mining coal. Frank Bonacci was a union organizer at a time when entering a mining camp for this purpose meant stepping upon precarious soil. A native of Italy, he spent a in the service of the unions. He held one of the top offices in the CIO in both Utah and Colorado prior to his retirement and he lived to see the day when his fellow citizens would elect him to represent them in the halls of the legislature. It was for his work in regards to the local college that he was recognized posthumously by CEU last week. His picture hangs in the college library as testimony to the faith he had in seeing that local students would have a college close at hand, something denied him as an immigrant coal miner. Frank Bonacci came up through the union ranks the hard way in a period of time when President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Wagner Act made It respectable to belong to a union and stand up to be heard. A staunch Democrat throughout all the years in his adopted country, the "Little Giant" never forgot the party that served him so well and his only advice to his countrymen in the new world was, what to him was some very sage "Fatta la Croce Sotto II political advice Gallo." jV Licensed Card of Thanks 1 by HUGH JARAMILLO Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources Conservation Officer honored by CEU V? opening weekend at Scofield Reservoir, The two (above) fasten another fish on H-- J Photo their string. Sportsmen's Corner 'Little giant9 two-wee- Illlllll HEALTH found in Helper schools will continue. Sergeant Tom Gonzales, son of Mrs. Mary Gonzales of 635 Janet Street of k Helper, is home on a leave from the March Air Force Base in California, where he is currently stationed. Sergeant Gonzales is a graduate of Carbon High school, College of Eastern Utah and the University of Utah. He enlisted in the Air Force and served for two ROOFING and CONSTRUCTION , The Campers 10-M- HSBHome Improvement Loans ) South-Wes- t 1 IrfveF Taiiers Mansard ' V 2 671c FREE Estimate IT DIDN'T take long for Helper fishermen Vincen (Binko) Tone and his father Tony to catch fish during the 37 637-32- Dirt Moving Editorial In appreciation 419fc t Wood 7 ?a 637-024- Extension Office at for further details. Buildup Shingles gift p.m. Clarinet for sale, excellent condition with for case, $50. Call 517fc information. individuals contact the Roofing 8 B FLAT and Monday Tuesday, the llth and the 12th of June, there will be a pest control agency in town for this purpose. Interested Specialized 12 22a MusicaT Instruments area. 4 t3 candy, cards, p.m. to Closed Dundays. items. Now is the time to spray for the elm leaf beetle that plagues the elm tree in our i Advertising OF THE Area man home on leave Flowers, cigarettes, 5174c 22 Miscellaneous For Sale Editor hay VISIT Carbon Hospital's Sunshine Gift Shop. TWO BEDROOM" house, 637-046- 8. WALTER BORLA and bars, 637-300- 7. 14 Homes For Sale 671c 7 South Main St. Helper, Utah 182 roll markers. We have some on 5243c hand. Phone Furniture and Hardware. Helper Journal Co. WHJ7 MAKE" sTock racksT a 70 24 OTHERS (Specify) 70 01 0 25 TOTAL PLANNED CAPITAL FORM NO. 1221