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Show Vniv errs f cnt VOL'JXZ 1.61 Ax. RAILROAD C5 NUMB .EH 4 DISTRICT rr prp tjtau Helper Student Named By Sen. Rennett To Compete for Academy r ' ' I - t.- ..... -. ' IUUt i Y1 H m f 4 and Mrs Leslie Reid of Helper, has ibeen named by Senator Wallace F: Bennett as one of H Utah men who will compete for Senator Bennett's appointment to the Air Force Ac ademy for the class beginning . 2fi, IDSI Helper's Watermaster Commended For Cooperation With State pa mm Jl - jr (R-Uta- Helper's Watermaster, Dominic Appointment of a board of iiuno, ims week was commend.trustees for the Geological Mu-- ! ed bv the Utah State HELPER CITY FINANCIAL STATEMENT IS Department scum of the College of Eastern of Health's li'ice office for his jUtah, (Carbon College), 'was perfect record in submitting the announced by Dr. Claude J. IN THIS ISSUE OF JOURNAL of monthly cuiinary samples director, this week. The water to the state laboratory for (board will consist of Claron testing. Helper Municipal Corporation's from Castle Dale, William All cities in Utah are required Carbon ScOUtS Collect If "J!1 fmancial reVrt, as pub- - Branson and Frank Dalpiaz of by law to send in water samples Hclpcr Helper DonaId L- Bure, Ja for testing, thereby assuring the Iss.f Vhe Clothinc: For intlians the admnis- - J. Diamanti, J. JTJdon Journal, shows Dorman, residents a At a recent .Cub Scout leaders tratl0" clof d tho year 1960 with M.D., Rav Downard, Paul Keller of water. continuing safe supply on hand in the George Patterick meeting at Price, leaders started , The letter, over the signature Jr., C. W Pet-- a 3625. erson, Arthur P. Rasmussen. of Robert Stat.e Bank of clothing drive to aid the In- Burgcner, Consultant 31,1011111 is Iess than the , dian children and adults. The 3 William F. and Quinn A. Sanitarian, reads: me Dank one WTiiting M.D. uupwn in drive will continue until Feb 22 "Dear Mr Bruno: ConSponsor of the drive is'the',year ag0 by a fcw inniai meeting of the newly "In tabulating the water reTotal receiPts collected during created board of trustees has Price KiwanLs club, with Rich port records for the year of 1960, ard Habbs and Alvin r.anrtin in I960 from all sources been set for Wednesday night, I tfinj that you, as an interested .charge. plus balances on hand, was $315, February i, at which time offi person in the quality of vour This included taxes oncers of the organization will be All clothing will be picked by1 culinary water system, have main by the Cubs or Boy Scouts, or P1"01"1?. fines and forfeitures,; elected. Appointment of the board tained a record in by Mr Gaudio. Persons having revnue from sale of power, and of trustees served to activate the sending water samples to the? antJ 'ater other services, state organization, and committees are State Laboratories. You are to clothing to donate should call be S or 1599, or contact a11(Juor rnoney, etc, presenly at work to see that th commended for your interest and Total disbursements in all the museum is den .mother in your area. properly financed and the obligations ypu have accept- $3'-shoW3S Al! types of outer "mmu P'jeeu m operation eel in performing this task clothing, al all by summer. want you to know that vour 'in- and anything that may help i tcrest is " Opening of the museum the . Bur-tensha- w, next July. Lynn was selected by Senator Bennett as a result of his high score on a designation examination recently given to interested students through the state. The final selection from the 1J named by Senator Bennett for the cancy will be made by officials of the Air Force Academy. Carbon Art League Names Price Woman Its New President N m . THURSDAY, JAN. rwmviTrM !i Frank Lynn Reid, son of Mr NEWSPAPER ' . - ( t tper I- - . Re-ts- 100-pcrc- At the annual election meeting of the Carbon Art League, held last Friday at the Art Barn, Mrs Vernell Worthen of Price was elected the new president. Others installed into office were: Maxine Harris, Price, as rice president; Ida Bates, Spring Glen, secretary-treasure- r; Lillian Laboroi, Helper, historian: Pub licity will be handled bv Kath-- ! eryn Griffone for the Price area and E. Lorus Winn for 'the Help er and north Carbon area Mrs Griffone presided over the! uieeung. t. tME-l-mj ' TZ Tf f40; l es ufents .. ( has uo.yi, appreciated " Balance on hand January .1, been projected for May 1. Its 1901, all funds, was $14,963.91. location in Price will be upstairs' in the City J Tall in the quarter-- Services At jDBPARTMENT SPENDING Fireman vacated Annlications bv tho district, rnnrt A.rl Disbursements ?. ?, Act We can't say! by departments one of tho ' Th:s room wa? emiplefely r- t Cnr Sought by Helper City was as follows: action-packe- d decorated and outfitted by' Price L,ne Changes stage-pla- y sequences in the General Government Resident of Helper who wish "Call Lie Madam" to be presented Jan .,0 The quality of i.Wn!,n ... Administrative, $16,851,14; Jus- - Municipal Corporation for' use as uiilii sucn nine as vice m II.. Ilce Court- - "122.83; Buildings " i"u.n.uui and 31 rlelp Carbon TTiVri vv'"'vl area uiu V was jrTice im io iumu.a, "Volunteer f,re department, are;' $1,1,2111)8. Total $29195.95. other larger and more appropri . . rpu A,.t , recently with the change : tVir.iV asked fn fiT ate quarters are made available proved leu. is the xxxiiipcuii. from rural anr-t.- . jjrown auwuuiisi p,,?,?; enft.. . .., T in "low-downHa.ij- i.uus in ym rr Tm,io writing with the City Record " 111 from Lucille Allred. Police Dept., $20,603.76; Fire manaSinS bonvillc to urban one and er 7 V Game Violation Arrests, er Joe Bonacci Jr. The ciiv of Carbon Fuel Company, family lines. This Dept., better $5,114.55; provides Building Inspec council will has been named to head a com-- 1 service not consider all applicIncreased During 19G0 $5.18.711. Total $26,236.52. only for those dir- ations, at one of its meetings in tor, UIlve ! involved 11" in Carbonville, Public Works Arrests for violations of Utah's "CALL ME MADAM" SET FOR JAN, 30-3i,Pctiy February.. raise funds for the organization. but also for 1 in the everyone fish and game laws hit an all Streets, Sidewalks, etc., This drive is aimed at Applicants must be residents Helper-Price- calling area who time high last year as a total of $12t130.C2; Engineer, $1, support from the whole securing -d Call Me Madam", an Irving big .theIr. reular US7M. county, have occasion to call the Carbon 2,0X2 persons, appeared before undertaking ,hnt' Total, $34,3110.78 and the funds raised by the.ville or such a na- " "w w Berlin musical .."""" ennn comedv ty, numbers, "'the justice, courts of the state to Library finance committee will be used ' ituiiy Kciuiie in on The:rriro thof 4V, signals will be much less Busy Total outlay, $2,329.78. plead their cases. not only to outfit the mus-u- m wi.th this nenv service. frequent Recreation, Parks, Cemetery Department of fish and game school u ..in. r; east.-- ana Ca- - according to Phil Horslev area 'Recreation, spokesmen noted that the in- umura auditoriurn, has the onfaculty Hutchings, 4,191.97; Parks, plays but. also to finance parti- rr mi .1 lowara- nrryriiifina. crease in violations amounted to era tingle $2,817.58; acuity mtrmoeryCemetery, $2,360.70. upauon mis summer in operation manager. A new telephone cable ranging Carbon . 111 325 more than the production are Robert Total, $9,370.25. Emery Bank of the Cleveland dinosaur during 1959. Neil f,rP Warren of the speech de- - Puzy, business quarry ;in size from 250 pair to (100 pair Juvenile cases nearly doubled LeMr managerm the hope .that a dinosaur. Contingent Fund xearly Report " fel was installed from the Priee ""-""- s piuuuc-'nor- e last year, with a total of 326 Total outlay in the contingent e on may be secured and nssem- tion end, while Mrs Dorothy Mrs jiutcnings, public ty; house fJivnii T Stockholders Telephone Building to Carbon- Mrs Briggs; costumes, juniors appearing before the brown of the srhnnl mucin r?n. T fund for I960 was $15,642.68. Mary ' . i m n n mi viIlp 10 make the yan service "f1 courts.' aiw xtlul towe"; souna, I'ne annual meeting 1L h , t.eo '!3 .1 Lilt. l announced possible nnHmnt 'prciol Fund . Pnnl,UAl-K- , W reonn r v, r, , -The Yeport of arrests for i960, IM.iwavm la UiliUlUu I Jit? VOCal I, firm -v Mr i,?cclal Iuntl lubursemen s for e company 7 1 made public today, shows a talent of the show. Band men, D and pZI L Elec- and G. Fifield are ",rw c:,M-'- Jor Pfans call for continued ex pan- nt ?H.1C-- i Sigurd table covering the comparative OI rVRi!? ? sinn of facilities Ci ass C in the area dicing tne orchestral talent. "":!"" , , ' Leads in the ninv , .",c .iJcpI" pasi six years: ctuiMcts. cases have boon pur- S ub-d"Carbon Port,,Jr,;iioac!?, school $3,7W.7; .UTrc "": in keen nif? with such Allrerl High irm c.n ha. during 1960: arrests 2031, fines eiKi.-ie0, irom J nnepenn'.'nt Coal the trrnwtVi nnrl ilfii.nln.Mmn Water amount suspended $12,712. 11 L J ' l" : the area, '1959: arrests 1707, fines $29,-5S- 3. ltt nn Kenilwnrth s'orres. fin: thev Jonn in. iRedd, Corner Peacock OUTSTANDING of such a production. It's a Jim Jensen, Kenneth job OBLIGATIONS Gibson. 1358, arrests 1632, fines were moved last week to the and T. Jensen are the holdobligations cf the over directon:. 1957, arrests 1662, fines of Jtay Drwmrd n do- - Notre Dame firono shop are 1939 Water Revenue nato.-- i city 529,233.75; 1956, arrests 1781, and The following officers were re- bonds the cf hw to Holds facilities is the amount of $3,000, Regular Meeting fines $27,537.; 1955 arrests 1654, SEil, MOSS ee that the case prp r"finish"d to servo appointed this Mr SUPPORTS year: interest on and same CONSERVATION CORP. for $120., wno attended the Jan- lines $27,537. and nl?ced in suit'ihln MaKinnon, president; Mr ' a total of 13,120. uary mcetin of thc Nor Dame Disposition of the cases in for use in the disnlav of evhibi' and Earl F. Hills, vic3 The complete financial stateIIome and &h(xil As n last week eluded 63 dismissals without pen The Senate bill to establish a ge?tion of Senator Moss. It was presidents; Garth Larsen, cashi.?r Price Chamber' of Comm'-rc".- ' ment of Helpopr City appears on Youth werc Conrervation 10 writ'-was based on the experience of Utah and Guy JI. a at Corps any, mree verdicts of not guilty, its of ' k'ttors t0 of board meeting gov Frank urged Jolley and Joel II. Page Three. 26 commitments to work a total reintroduced last Thursday, and groups ,who have worked with Johm-onstate senator, Menwnott, ernors two weeks lent assistant its ago. cashiers. of 798 hours at various city, it again has the support of Utah young men on forest and other John Cos-h- v Mr McKinnon, in his annual !iip.nnrt to formation r.f the mul and U11 and Russell "Williams inform For on county and fish hatchery grounds Senator Frank E. Moss. to work state lands report projertss. the stockholders, said Carbon College Head gufrnneeini Dr. Wm. and three commitments to jail Senator Moss said the provis- -, the State concerned will pay 50 that I960 had been a f.ee .?tkes. head of the depart- - ins thcm o their support of the good year Receives 10ns were Award terms in lieu of payment of fines. virtually the same as percent of the cost ment of geolozv at the University ProPsea benate Bill 21 for State for the bank. Total assets and r-For In addition, three juveniles those contained in the bill that Scout Members of the YCC would get total deposits were both Work that th co'l"?" of Fast iteFPonsiDinty of JuvenUe Dcten had theiT licenses revoked for passed the Senate last session $G0 a month plus food, clothing, on Doc. 31. 1961, than the greater ern Utah would participate in tion 01 re and Dentention centers prev vove the remainder of the year, eight and an extra $5 a month ious year. He told the the Cleveland dinosaur nuarry ' h the stateinn"sing, meeting the House and continued: for each other juveniles were required by Ray Christen en of the Price wrsitions."! this summer. A com reinlistment that saving; and time denosits it will give thousands of period ut to two vpnrc Tho Kill had increased the courts to attend wildlife fed of Commerce mirtee of Price chamber. headd Junior Cham-bein the past $279.00 eration meetings to gain a broad- young Americans in the 'in be autnonzes enlistment of 50,000 year and that $151,693 was bv Ray Downard. had been in- -! said that at the Prpsent time the paid tween' ages of ,16-2- 1 an annor- - youths the first year, 100,000 the er sense of outdoor values. in seeing that the responsibility of furnishing Continiiprl On Page Eight to work under the direc tention care for juvenile delin-in" oneration. second, and 150,000 a year afier Carrying a loaded firearm in a lunity it placed conserva-- 1 that is P'aeod entirely on the vehicle accounted for the great- tion of professional K. Peterr, Was(qucnts -est number of arrests at a figure ticnists, such as Forest Service addition to the value to St. Anthony Social q eornmittee nrn"H in coun,y and its citizens and the hid of 355 cases . This law, enacted rangers. They will work on pro- - the boys themselves, a YCC of administration he dci'nqutnts are detained either in Friday night at 8 p.m. in the on coniact with adult enm in 1959, has received fTJecial at- jects like those advocated in the would aid the States cf the West us and museum, his will dntv x Helper civic auditorium "The inals or in inndYfuate rooms. tention from enforcement officers Forest Service's Program for the to conserve and develop their Verdict "lnd t siirirtrvi'r of mucirn is Yours" series of St. President Don Carlow informed in an effort to reduce gun ac- National Forests-t- ree planting, natural sources," Senator Moss wit He br. rprnnMc:;bl" 9.ream4ank stabilization, timbe declared. "It could also be most Anthony socials will get undercidents in vehicles. for seeing that the museum is the parents that April 27, 28 and way, according to Frank Dalpiaz stand improvement, reseeding, in- - useful in 29 are the dates sot for the fifth, to Failure developing Utah's state events chairman. tag or properly tag sect control Many valuable and ?mall watershed parks." he said ConftTMM On Page Eight Notre Dame chool cirni-v- al annual deer once again accounted for a J . merchandise prizes will again be with the following officers We mwt Pive mm total of 336 cae-- . Shooting mi- utryfiopmeni on DOth state and aiTcred patrons. Federal lands." to our sites and autdoor spearheading the affair: gratory birds after hours. 159 The bill's provision that the recreationcamp CARBON FIELD STAFF General chairman is Norman facilities ST. accommoto ANTHONY S10O CLUB shooting migratory birds without Corns be used on State as date the !nrpaotni Tnvr.n Wilson "who will bo assisted by ADDS FIVE NAMES plug in gun, 137; fishing without well assmay Federal projects was ad- -j tourists who travel America Don Carlow. SecFive names have been added NAMED BY ASSESSOR Continued On Page Eight opted in committee at tho to St. Anthony's Church $100 retary is Mrs Paul Holdaway; year," he said. treamrer is Mrs Rose Milano, Bus Fund Club it was made (Property tax assessing in Car- and Mrs William Welsh will be known this week by Monslgnor be will a ibon handled county by amA New Nurse Graduates in of tickets. E. F. chage are: chief deputy, two office clerks Dowling. They PREDICTS BILLION TAX Mr and Mrs Paul Dalpiaz, Dr. and 18 field deputy asscs ors this Listed By College A highlight of the annual A. R Demman, Pete Paletta, Mr - Kiwanis Attend Price according tr. rh.nr!oe Eight women six from Carbon INCREASE UNDER KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION and Mrs Dan Martin and Mr? iversity of Scouting held last ken Sr., weekend at Price, was the precounty and two from Emery Vera Litizzette Chief Deputy- - is Natalie Bean. Meeting Wednesday sentation to Dr. Claude J. county, were graduated from the Senator Wallace F. Bennett (R-si- dcnt Office clerks are Helen Ward Members of the Helper Kennedy will try to live Carbon College School of prac- Utah) predicted this week that director of Carbon col- and Denna Pierotti. within that club last night traveled to his first budget, year St. tical Nursing last Sunday. Church a Anthony's award his lege, for in special Federal spending re- - in offce will ho nn. increases Deputy field assessors and thc Price and attended a special Graduates are: Ardith Craw- commended outstanding contribution to the districts assigned to them are: by the Kennedy task responsible government," he said. Special vScrvices Set meeting where a report of the ford and Elsie Howard of HelpBoy Scout program in his area. Dii- -. "I Louis Eezyaek, Helper busin- - fvrmrim r nntlrwilr tnr tViw umi I3 ioiai may he will tcmohope resist the Srxicial at services . St . . i nn . er; Alice Castillo and Mozell Mctniiwas The award lis made by Alvin ess aiSi.nct; Alma GaiUard, Price was a.u n.e ugure repre-,iaiiiic to revLse the budget nnd Church nYt vfef.lr U.H11Anthony given, then discussed by Kntr'n Cuidio, local intosh, price: Jayne Corraly of rented the best estimates avail w of busimvs district; Silas Ross, in ' representative into meet several authorities on" cconom-Cast- le the 2 Feb. pji proposals with Feast of Utah (Thursday, the National Wellington; Iona Morgan, able of the corts of the specific of the Part, Gate; W. D. Wilson, Royal; ics, amoung them J. Whitney Kennedy task forces " the Purification of the Blessed For the past year, Dr. Burten-Virgi- n Irene Christensen, Hunt programs recommended bv Frank Helstcn, Scoficld; James Ha.iks. professor of economics the The Utah Senator noted that at Mary, also known as Can 6haw has headed the training Menzies, Clear lngton and Laurcne Johnson of task force reports, and said that some of the Frcida Creek; the of Utah recommeifdations delmas University candles are when Ferron. Day, an increase in spending of this which have been program fo Boy. Scouts in the Orlandi, Rains; Ross GigliottI, Next week the meeting will ba made are meruse in cnurcn services Carbon district. Seven women were "capped" magnitude would jor Martin; Ann Tolich. Spring G1cn under the direction of Jos Mvers but necesrarily said itorious, cumthat the the throughout last week after completing six bring a substantial Increase In coming year. A total of fA Scouts and their 'ivian Jones, Kenilworth: ulative effect of the spending vice president, who has'ar-"al- ie Mass will be offered at 7 a.m. lraders attended the months of the course. tax rates. Friday thru Carbonville. Prettyman, recommended would for the rhowin" of a film sera be -. ranged and candles followdistributed n; They are: Evelyn Bower, The Utah Senator said that ious blow to the American econSunday program, which included Shelby Thompson. Miller Creek Anrrry Roy", a delinquency t. p!c ing the Mass. Marie George, Wellingfrom the balanced budget for fiscal omy, and that it Grand, San Tid farm properties: Henrietta representatives would have a . along with speakers. Jack" K'e. r. j me reast of Juan. Fmrrv and TTioay. ton; Kenna Fotherlngham, Help- 19f!2 which President Eisenhower Hcnrie, Wellington; Donald R-fcrlous effect in view St. Elaigr., pairon instructor at Wellington Jr. High particularly of the Sick. er; Cherie Greenwood. Price; submitted to Congress Sponsors of the conclave were before of the outflow of gold from the Columbia; Mary and V. Fdward Bates, marring!! will be oVerved. The annual .the Utah National parks Council, by, Sharon Lucera and Cardio Mar- leaving office Is one ofjut N. Dragerton; Al Rowley, S. Dra counselor the most United States, and the balance bles-In- g for the eastern Utah of throats will be given and Carbon and Smiles Important legacies to be left to of All sessions ?erton; tinez, Sunnyside, Mrs William Preston, 'district. payments problem now being following the Masses at 7 a.m. were held inCollege. the administration Sunnyside; Albert Thayn, live- Oveson, Emo, the new Administration. "If Pre faced 'by the Federal Loru3 Winn will be meeting I government. and 6:30 p.m. building of the college. i stick. chairman ncrt week. cold out would be mose keep useful to the drive. , j ' It's stage U,Ia ..... at uavm getting - . !... two-partn- , JJJ $21,-Garba- s . 1 i.' .. i pro-imo- W , Arr"' $48,-353.4- llTvl , a;' t,h,!tcw ?JJZrr Jl T,Z'J " iv 1 1 $26,-335.- Out-tandin- Fer-guss- on f r .r U-r- - th rn I C. fti'v) ,m , j e--f !v. -- fti 1 sug-leve- ry SI3 Un-,ye- ar. c- Bur-tensha- w, Ki-wa- Car-bonvil- le; 's .La . m : on rn,ii ' j bil-nsv- u Ro-jcl- ub Dra-gerto- Cai-hon- a- |