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Show b A VOLUME MNNG AND RAILROAD. 32. NUMBER 20 Politically Independent Local Band Achieves Highest BANNER YEAR AT Heir's Band scored again! This contest held at Provo last wppV J. as a juui". mh a . "'icim 'ere iatetl ln division one in concert and inarching, Several the contest stated individujudges at ally that if there was an outstanding band in the class C division, it sas the Helper unit. Several soloists were accorded high a division mtings. Those receiving one rating are Angelo Venturellf and Donald Giacoletti. Division two. Frank Maglioccio. Hilden Peterson. MeRay Lopez. John Perry, Raymond Weeter, Giacoletti! and Boyd Bunnel. Garlos received a third division rating. Angelo Venturelll was rated in division one as a urum major. Carbon Band Rates High Carbon High school's class A band rated division one plus in inarching at the same contest. Although dropsecond place In concert ped into work, the organization, second largest at the music meet, made up for this by receiving the highest rating given for sight reading. This contest feature was not included in iher both ' NIGHT sec.-treas- .; ; A "y ' melo-phon- T The local Kiwanis club started a series of radio broadcasts over sta-- ; tion KEUB last Sunday. The project e; j POPPY POSTER i WINNERS ANNOUNCED Winners of the Poppy Poster Contest conducted by the American Legion Auxiliary under the direction of Mrs. Eva Hansen have been announced as follows: 1st division , including 7th, 8th, and 9th grades were Jennie Farcich, Spring Glen school, first; Alma Jean Daugherty, Helper junior high, second; and La Jeanne Dennis, Helper junior high. honorable mention. 2nd division, in cluding 4th, 5th, and Cth grades were Annabelle Jones, first; Verla Bartlett, second, and Bessie Amano, honorable mention, all students of the Helper Central school. Cash prizes were awarded to first and second place winners at assemblies held at the various schools on Wednesday morning by a committee of Auxiliary members composed of Mrs. Eva Hansen, ilrs. Fred Voll, .Mrs. .James Brisnahan. and Mrs. M. H. Wilson. More than a hundred posters were entered in the contest from Helper and Spring Glen schools and judges e were Mr. Stephen OlBen, Mrs. Craven, and Mr. Clark Wright of Price. The winning posters and many otners adjudged very good, will be displayed in the store windows this coming week to call the attention of the public to the annual be conducted Poppy Sale which by the American Legion Auxiliary, Saturday, May 28th. The Sportsmen's uavu auiiuauj j playing baseball in the Legion Young Helper Musician staged under sponsorsnip ox ms are urged to register with program Concert To Play in Fish and Game associaAnnouncement was made Tuesday umu Deen postpone Vi Principal Melvin "Wilson of the tion. has ims week. He plans on getting teams Miss Donna Lou Wardell has been 11 and 12 in order not to confllc. Carbon County accorded the honor of playing in a organIzed the week flowing High School, that two the opening of the fishing Mfrm,BBB, of schooli which ,g next weelt concert assembly Friday, May 20. at to the University of scholarships Utah had been awarded to Pauline son on May 29. it was announced n ln the Brigham Young university acUve p,ay sla(ed (Q in R. Quilico. Helper, and George B. Jack this week by Charles Atwood.jthe vey near fuU)re Provo. son. Kenilworth. Both have been ac chairman of the committee in charge, E R Crfssman athletic manageT Her Invitation 'Came through a been plannd to for the ,egjon announced that spon. tive in school affairs written to her parents by Prolettei during the past It had previously tour year9. have the Riot at Price May 28 andigorg VQm be ,jned tJp WItnm the fessor Robert Sauer, Band director next few days and boys assigned to of the B.Y.U. miss Quilico is the daughter of 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Wardell win play the selecJohn Quilico of this Mr. Atwood announced the follow-- teams. He anticipates unusual city, and has been a member of Carcommittees to work with him interest In this year's program, tion from Rigletto, which she played bon high program: in the Price contest, and Serenade debate team during the preparing the an o cn.m- - by M. Moszkowski. Past year. She is also senior repre Chris Jouflas. who was jeseal sentative in the girls' league coun rhalrman last year, was appointed toren of Provo are houseguests at the The Women's club has discontinued (w'home of her mother. Mrs. Marearet c". a member of the Pep club and aeain act in a similar ' Turner. activities for the season. school band. Helper this year. r. Jackson Is the son of Mr. and Parade: Erin Leonard, chaiiman. Mrs. George Jackson of Kenilworth, Shflnif S. M. Bliss. Jess Perry, Bruce and ig just finishing a term of stu Mofitt. Barbecue: Jack Phalon. Bill LACK OF CIVIC PRIDE EVIDENT HERE teut body Leapresident, was a member Hikiila Harry Bar el , Georso of the debate team, the Senate club thern. Trap shoot: L''iie Uernnrdi. For the past six years the city council of Helper has seen the "a popular in other activities on ijrnry Hall. Rifle rang: BUi Dalloff,' of beautifying our city. Hundreds of dollars have been spent teed Ban-- ; rfehu'tz school campus. Ge ga C A. Knobbs. and unlimited planning, engineering and labor have been utilized in Mr, Wilson stated that the sehol PhalenJ c.iiet: W W. Haka'o. Jack aB attempt to eliminate some of the "eyesore" spots throughout our &rshipB were based entirely on acfa Krh .'otnmlttee: Ray Walters. Fred community. "vement while students In the Car- I.atsen. Lawrence Beaucher. Paul Grivet. schools. Miss Quilico and Mr. Carter. Advertising: George It has become apparent that there are individuals in our comJackson have maintained an ex- Charles Atwood. who either through ignorance, destructive mania, or lack of munity ceptional high average or A during Collection of Prize?: PriceW. W. civic pride, have deliberately started a campaign throughout our toeir Junior and senior high school Hakalo. Gene Col.. Harry World. Max city to destroy and tear down that which has been builded. BYU dis-wit- h j ! two-da- . . g y ,!,. m" u-t- - Athletic Association Fonned In Helper An the organization to be known as Helper Athletic association was formed last week with Thurman ftor being elected as president. Dvid Gibson Jr. was elected and Mr. Carter will act as cretary and treasurer for the. preset. Barney Hyde was in charge of ,ll( organization. According to President Carter, a ward of directors will be appointed fn the near future to draft a set of '"s and s and to act In an advisory capacity to the officers. The establishment of aa athletic "'eanization is the result of equiplng auditorium with recreational and "'ay facilities. Bertala. - Jack Houston. Cliff Memvieui. nuun..o. mott. Barney Llovd Wageiman. Castle Dale, wun; Wimber. OrangevIHe. Dane Tut tie. Charles Handkerchief committee: Price. (Jnris juuims Atwood for for i.m- Helper, and Ervin Wimher ueui committee: ery county. Beer Leatham. Jack Phalen. Kids' sports: Erin Ixonard. Dance tickets: Clyde Warren. Vatight. Wm. Giogan. George Larsen. Lloyd Fred Coll. Eugene and Wagerman. Angelo Pnscuzzi. Ervin Wimber. Concessions: W. W. Hakalo. Chairman, Eugene Coll. George Leatham. WalGeorge Warren. Finance: Ray Schultz. Chas. chairman. George ters, Atwood. Fly and Bait casting: Ellis B. Jones. Morgan, G. L. Kelly, W. U Riot for the Secretary Helper Miss-Franci- Coll. i project was started by the city administration at our civic auditorium, underpass, parks and vacant lots. Several hundred small hardwood trees were purchased and set out. This week a number of the trees which were planted west of the underpass? and north of Canyon street, have been deliberately broken off by vandals, whom we will have to classify in one or the other of the above classifications. Just recently a beautification As citizens and taxpayers individual to help guard and establish our community as a our neighboring communities of Helper it becomes the duty of every preserve that which is to make and progressive metropolis in the minds of and tourists. An appeal is made by the administrators of our city government, to think twice before you perform an act that will destroy beauty; and if you know of someone who deliberately and wilfully mars and tears down that which has been accomplished, report their acts to exthe proper authorities and they will be prosecuted to the fullest tent of the law. BE A BUILDER NOT A DESTROYER1 ' s THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938 Basin, Emery, Grand. San Juan and Carbon Legionnaires from Uinta counties will appear here June 11 for their district convention, as the guests of Carbon Post No. 21. was the announcement of Vein Davis, i'vice. district commander. The convention will assein.ile at the auditorium Saturday nij;ht at 7:30 where a short business session be held, followed by a bamiuet ENDS L. D. S, at S o'clock Immediately following the dinner YOUTH OUTING post officers who have been elected will b' installed and other matters of business will be discussed. A watchWhile horrified companions for dance wives their Legionnaires, ed. Charles Coulson Rich, 13. of and guests, will climax the confab. Rains, was Instantly killed last SatApproximately 100 representatives plunge from a urday in a from the American Legion posts iind. cliff towering abovt Buckhorn Wash. the Indies' Auxiliary are expected to 24 miles east of Castle Dale. The e in attendance. Mrs. Mr. and is son the ot youth A complete list of special visitors Jeremiah Rich, and was born in nas been received to date, al1924. 19. Utah. May Department Commander Ora though "Surviving, besides the parents, are Uundy of Ogden, Adjutant Arthur S. the following brothers and sisters: Horsley, and Advising Adjutant Otto Robert A., Lawrence Dnane. Gerald-ine- . of Salt Uike. are sure to Lazon and Delone Rich, all of Wiesley, be here Rains. Mr. Horsley, a former Helper and Funeral services were held in the Price resident, was recently appointPrice L.D.S. tabernacle Tuesday at ed to the adjutant post, which has 2 p.m. with burial in the Price city been held by Mr. Wiesley for a numcemetery, under the direction of ber of years. the Thomas-Desere- t mortuary. In addition to the American Legion The death of Rich brought a members and auxiliary, an invitation tragic end to an outing for 400 boys, has been tendered members of the Installed members of the L.D.S. Aaronic priest- newly English - Canadian hood. Legion and their wives to attend the. Young Rich, accompanied by Paul district parley. Keller and Bryan Cook of Castle Dale, was walking on the ledge, VOTING DISTRICTS which rises about 400 feet above the bottom of the canyon, when he lost his footing. He slid approximately REORGANIZED BY ;A feet down the side of the incline, then was hurled into space and plunged 60 feet more to an abrupt G.O.P. SATURDAY landing on the edge of another precipice. He died instantly. May 28 Set Hector L. Peterson, correspondent Castle Tribune Lake at for The Salt County Convention Dale, was first to reach the body, Carbon county - Republicans ar which was lying about 200 feet above to scheduled reorhold their county the bottom of the wash. The youth's skull was fractured, an arm and leg ganization convention Saturday May 28 at 8 p.m. in the court house, acwere broken and his body was sevcording to Henry Ruggeri, county bruised. erely chairman. Boy Scouts carried their dead comAt that time delegates to the state panion on a stretcher from the shelf convention in Salt Lake on June 18 to the bottom of the canyon. will be elected and PLllGElolEAi i t For of La-Ru- SCHOLARSHIP activities. i is under I a E Helper Gets American Legion District Convention June 11 j e i A YEAH the direction of the public! affairs committee with M. P. Stieet; as chairman, and are designed la! conformity with the "Build Utah"1 program now under rapid develop-- ' nient throughout the state. Last Sunday's program consisted of a piano solo by Helen Rae Nilson; a saxophone solo by Jimmy Brisua-- ' nan and an address on the original tion and development of Kiwanis in Canada and the United Stales, by It.! w OIK. J. Vaughan. past Utah Idaho district! Advance orders for the rock as governor of Kiwaais Iuternational. Vext Sunday's program will be! I'halt indicate a profitable season under the direction of W. H. Wardell. tlr,s year- wno will speak on the under-privil-- ; child and how he is omportant eged FRED BOSONE TO 10 me aciuai development or our community, state and nation. A musical program is being arranged by R. AGAIN ACT AS A. Nilson. All broadcasts will be heard at 3:45 p.m. on Sunday. RECREATIONAL HEAD With another school year drawn to a close Carbon High school seniors win. meet together for the last time as. a complete unit Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Kivanis stadium or L.D.S. tabernacle in Price for their. Commencement exercises. Stanley Litizzette, Helper, president of this year's senior class, an-- i nounced Tuesday that the ceremonies would be conducted, as in past years, in the open air stadium where the According to Ernest Flaim. citv crowds could be accomodated. Other recorder. Fred J. Bosone will aram officers of the upper classmen Helper's recreational nmexam elude James Jouflas, Helper, vice-1 for 193S. His a.DDointment wno tH .uauaijn vvnite, iatuua,; result of an action taken b v the city Taelma Fayter, and S. A., council at their last regular meet- Musk festival Olsen are class advisers. the lng jrjay held at Price last month. , The followine Droeram will he nre-- i Mr. Bosone hand- - W a sented The Carbon orchestra received by the 33 seniors, with a. led the duties ot second division rating. graduation dance at the Silver Moon1 of .'Stanlindividual manager the Among participants, Hall following the exercises: ey Litizzette received high mention, wimming pool and Procession of Graduates; Invocabeing named as the most outstanding directtion. Abraham Garcia; welcome. Stan recreational drum major in the contest. Other Veneered Fiber, La or for the city last ley Litizzette; individual and ensemble results for Voyle Acord; "Sympathy", String; year. He also sup the Carbon scheols wr as follows:1 emsed the Amer f Carbon high, division 1 Virginia on Junior;;. 11-1:Greener, flute: Albert Cook, cornet; Madolyn White; "Thanks be to God!"!'Can oaseDau brass sextet; Don Colton. bass horn; Boys Double Quartette; "Happiness," According program to Mr. Thomas Steele, baritone, saxophone Maxine Noe; The Road to the Right, sextet: Jim Jouflas, snare drum; Don- Bulah Snow; Harmoniana, Saxophone! Flaim. he will apna Lou Wardell, Bb clarinet (out- Quartette; Adjustment for Life, by pear ln the same as last standing); Phyllis Overlaid, Bb clari- George Jackson; Reflections, David capacity rear. red Eoione" net, plus. 'Colton: "End of Perfect Day." Girls With the recent James Bob Jones, bass clarinet: appointment of chorus; "Farewell," Toshio Fukan- - John "Chink" Hardin as county dirPolve. David Colton and Pete Sim- Halleluiah." Class of 1938: .,(,. clarinet Rmarks SudL c t Heeves: Pre- - ector of the N.Y.A. program hi Caronette. saxophones; and quartet ensemble. sentation of Gradaates, Prin. Melvin bon county, and the assurance of a number of young men and women Carbon High school, division Wilson; Awarding of Diplomas, Pres. in Laura Bonello. viola (highest rating); 0. H. Guymon; Benediction, ..James him Helper being assigned to assist In the local program. Helper Dean Winters, flute; Gus Sermos, Jouflas. should have a well balanced recreabass horn; string ensemble; Bill Ful tional program this summer. ton, John Malecker, tromoone; RIOT COMMITTEES Appointees In the N.Y.A. program French horn: Bert Rowley, will assist Mr. Bosone ln any and and Marie Ledger, marimba. all projects where he will need their NAMED BY help, was the announcement of John PAULINE QUILICO Maulsby, county welfare director, who is indirectly connected with the CHAIRMAN ATWOOD national youth program. AWARDED UTAH Mr. Bosone has already started SPORTSMEN'S RIOT POSTPONED outlining his summer's program, and n 2 e NEWSPAPER KIWANIS CLUBS STARTS WEEKLY RADIO BROADCASTS Operations at the Utah Rock As ;phalt mine at Simnyside have been held hack to a marked bedegree cause of the wea'her this snrine according to Henry IT Jones sud time it was at the National ermtendont. Regional . .... . i The Woi i T s ,e" Approximately Urry men are em ,,uie ciass u tiign school ,'roup, where ployed at the present time and with the arrival or warm weather it is ' v:' that the plant will employ COMMENCEMENT OF about one hundred and fifty, that being the number employed at the CARBON SENIORS peak of the v.orkir.g operations laai year. Snow n?a tallen practically every day recently, retarding the TOMORROW Carbon High Places High in Class A Soloists Gain Individual Honors v. SUBSCRIPTION KOI K ASPHALT IS ANTICIPATED Honors In National Meet DISTRICT I3i CANADIAN LEGION INITIATED NEW MEMBERS SATURDAY Saturday night a group of Canadian veterans came down from Salt Lake for the purpose of initiating new members into the Canadian Legion, British Empire Service League. All officers of Post No. 97. Commander P. G. Clark, 1st J. Tom Driffil. 2nd Watson. Adjutant E. D. Gates, and George Brooks, finance officer, with about fifteen members, were in the party. Local Canadian Veterans who were given the obligation were: A. Rath-mil- l. J. R. Roaf. F. Barker. R, Warren. L. P. Pierce, and W. Clark. A committee composing Glen August Litizzette. and Fred Voll from the local American Legion post visited the meeting to convey to their Canadinn comrades the good wishes of the local post and to pledge their support and cooperation. The meeting and ritual were very impressive from the advancement ot the colors, the American flag of their adopted country, the Union Jack under which they fought, and the colors of the post. The singing of America and the closing song, "The Maple Leaf." The pledge to the Flag and the President of the United States, by the newly initiated members. Short talks were given by the American Legion representatives and responses by the Canadian officers. The Ideals and principles of the organization were brought out by several of the members present. Is the largest This organization Veterans' organization in the world today and comprises some nine million members. They include veterans of all British Wars. An Interesting feature of the meeting was the introduction of several old timers who served ln wars that are history to many of us oldsters. Several of the members present had campaign bars that represented some of the hottest battles In the last war and also some of the highest British decorations. It is the desire of the organization to get every eligible Canadian or British Veteran in this country to join ln order that a post may be established in Carbon county. Ball-inge- the party in this county w ill be com pleted. Officers at the present time include: Mr. Ruggeri, chairman; Mrs. S. M. Bliss, vice chairman; A. E. and J. W. Gibson, secretary-treasurer- : Hammond, state committeeman. Mass meetings in the various districts of the counties were held on May 7, at which gatherings precinct officers were named and delegates elected to the county convention. Results of elections in the thre. Helper districts are as follows: (Continued on Page 5) John Hardin Named Supervisor Of N.Y.A. For Carbon County John C. Hardin. Helper, has been named county N.Y.A. supervisor, it was announced this week by C. F. Bletzaeker, Salt Lake, state N.Y.A. supervisor who was a visitor here Tuesday. Recreational leadership, weed control and nursery schools ure the fields In which around KiO youth between the ages of 18 and 25 are to be employed under the National Youth administration in the county, Mr. Bletzaeker said. Mr. Hardin, also known as "Chink" Hardin, Is the new southpaw hurler who is with the county baseball aggregation, having come here recently from New Mexico. While in the latter state, he was employed as N.Y.A. supervisor for a time, and has had sufficient experience to be of immense value In the program here. Airmail Flight Postponed beThe proposed airmail flight tween Carbon airport and Salt Lake City has been postponed from today unt'l Saturday May 21. due to wea'her conditions. Ibt; program and hm6 of fl'ght oiigir.iilly scheduled and adverr'.sott w.' lemain the same, just the our has been changed. WOMEN DEMOCRATS MEET MONDAY The Women's Democratic Club of Carbon county will meet in the civic auditorium this coming Monday at 2:00 o'clock Instead of tho following Monday as was scheduled. Mrs. Clyde Miller will be the hostess and Mrs. S. B. Bunnel will give the lesson. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Knobbs. Bert Happs and Johnny Allison were recent Colorado visitors. |