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Show Universal Microfilm 1,62 141 Picrpont Av 1.62 ' A VOLUME 56 -- MINING - RAILROAD AND NUMBER 39 : NEWSPAPER HELPER, UTAH V ' DISTRICT THURSDAY. SEPT. 27. 1962 earing on Sewage Project Set For October 15th at Courthouse iruuiuib lll ins A Notice of Public Hearing, on proposed sewage treatment facility and associated equip-t- o service the Carbon County area, has been called by the Board of Directors of the Price River Water Irraprivement District. The meeting will be held Monday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the courthouse in Price. Dean Holdaway, Price City representative on the board, will be in a vy oVI charge of the meeting. The disposal system a topic and of considered discussion planning for many years may now become a reality, because of the efforts of board mejnbJrs assisted by civic organizations, who have long recognized the danger to the health and welfare of the 11 residents in communities hordPrice ing the River. Two years ago the Price River Special Improvement district was anl t '.ablished encompassing area from Castle Gate on the north to Wellington on the south. The district was established to pursue every possibility in obtaining and conserving all water resources of the area. City admin istrations cf Price, Helper and Wellington have requested the district to expand its authority to include the problem of sewage disposal. Mr Holdaway who was appointed cnairman of the sewage disposal .project, by the board recently, stated that every effort "filth-carryin- g" , j should be made now to. get apsewproval for a district-jwid- e age disposal facility inasmuch as federal public works funds up to at least 50 percent of the cost of construction cas be ob tained. , (Members of the .board of directors of the district, which includes a representative from the county and one from each includes incor-ate- community Gate, Helper, Price and Wellington disosused the problem and apreed that a public meeting be called to acquaint the citizens of the urgent need for action, and to answer any questions relative to costs, installation and oper. ation of the projected system. Mr Holdaway pointed out that BANASKY "BLASTS" C.C.H.E, Catholic Carnival general committee officers pose for the camera man before continuing work on plans for the annual event to be held November 8, 9 and 10 at the civic auditorium. Pictured above are: Matt NAVY STAYS Star (left) General Chairman; Mrs Mary Beveridge, Treasurer, and U.S. PROG. DeLee Montoya, Secretary. Pictures of Queen contestants will be pub- WITH lished beginning next week, the chairman stated. (Fos-Fo- ) Navy Recruiter for this area Cental Clinic Here October 4th Bill Monaghan, the UJS. Navy Year Program effect until at stated today that still has the Three enlistment still in least Jan. 1, 193. Under the 3 year program, The annual Dental Survey and Clinic of Helper's school children "On the job" training will be to the young man that ELM SETS SALE IIOVENA OF PRAYER in the 13 to .IS year age brackl provided takes advantage of this program. ets, also the 3, 4, 6, and S year OF LAND TRACTS olds, will be conducted Thursday, BEGINS SEPT, 29TH Only 4 percent, can enlist unOct 4 Helper Junior High der this program -- according to school, it was announced today Recruiter Monaghan. It's on the CI MOABAREA" AT ST. ANTHONY'S basis. All by Mrs Qnma Scartezina, Public Health Nurse for Carbon County. desiring further information on A public sale at 106 tracts of A Novena this program can contact Monaof prayers and penThe survey is under the dirland, approximately three miles by writing to Federal Offances Ecufor the Iforthooming southeast of Moab, along U. S. ection of the Utah State Depart ghan ice Provo or . call colBuilding, highway 100, will Ibe conducted menical Council will begin Satur ment of Health's program to lect Provo Franklin JAMES BANASKY Oct. 3, by the V. S. Bureau of day, Sept. 29, at 7:30 pjn. in St. study the beneficial effects that Land Management. The lots vary Anthony's Church here. fruoridated water plays in oral in size between 1X11 acres audi The health of children. church parishioners of Ibe 3.37 acres and have an appraised are MENTAL HEALTH PANEL AT PRICE OCT. asked to join with millions Dr. R. C. Dalgleish, chief of the value of between S00 and $1,500 of Christians of denominevery Bureau of Dental Health for each, according to R. D, iNielson, ation throughout the world and A meeting sponsored by the present personal comments and the State of Utah, and Dr. Joe ELM state director for Utah. j pray that the Fathers of the J. Dalpiaz, Helper Dentist, will Carbon County Chapter of the observations of .illness and the The sale will be by public auc- Ecumenical Council will receive be in for Men- treatment. Utah State Association charge of the clinic. ' tion conducted in the ELM con- the heavenly light and graces This panel holds promise to be tal Health will be held Thursference room, third floor of ttie necessary for divine guidance. Parents of the younger child- day, Oct 4 at A p.m. in the Geary a very rewarding and informaren not attending school are Theater at Carbon College. The tive evening and will give much Darling (Building, 320 South I The (Most Reverend Bishop asked to Cain Street, Salt Lake City, bring the youngsters to public is invited to attend. enlightenment on the nation's No. Utah. Bids by mail must be re- Joseph L. Federal has specifically the school from 10 to 11 ajn. 1 health problem, Mental health. ceived by the (BUM prior to Oct asked: that a public novena in paMrs Margaret Garaveglia, local A by panel presentation the Last survey registered year 3, at 3 ipjn. On Oct 3, at 9 ajn., honor of the Holy Ghost be held of the chapter urged the chairman Utah of tients State Hospital the sealed folds will be opened from Sept 09 to Oct 7 in every over 400 children and the health Will be featured. This panel will all residents to attend. of authorities all urge parents after which oral bids will be parish.; that a Holy Hour be to received. Although persons may held in every parish churcli on children to make every effort a so children the that register Oct. for that 7, Rosary Sunday; bid on more than one tract, no complete record of tooth-heal- th an duration of the the KELLYS TO OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING Council, oballowed to will be purchaser be-- made. tain more than one tract, ""accord, Our (Father, Hail Mary and Glor can ia be recited at the beginning of log to Mr. Nielson. If ell tracts are not sold on classes each day by the children Oct. 3, the BUM state director in our schools and those in our REDD MOTOR PULLS noted, the sale will be adjourned instruction classes. until 9 a.m. on succeeding Wed- -' Monignor E. IF. Dowling asks ON nesdays until all tracts are sold that all parishioners respond to CURTAIN or until the sale is otherwise this special observance beginning Continued on Paqe Fow Saturday. AT FRIDAY SHOWING at-tbe 4-0- 4 '63'S d Castle there is no question as to the necessity for a sewage disposal system which would serve the entire river area which would eliminate the health hazard that exists. The estimated cost of the system is $2,400,000. The estimated amounts of bonds proposed to ibe issued for the payment of the jcost of installation would be for the above-quote- d amount, and (would be payable in whole or in.. part from taxes and operating; revenues from the system. ' i All property owners interested are asked to attend the meeting and be heard, whether in support or in opposition to the project facilities. Helper State Bank Receives Award For Price Outlook Letters Editor's Note; The writer ofj this article, has been one of the The Award of Distinction to the community a farm hardest workers to further the Carbon College plant, and was management and price outlook one of several who gathered the letter, 'Tarming for Profit," for many sipnatures on a petition to the past l!l years, has been convince the Utah Legislature oj awarded to The Helper State the need of the institution in this Bank. iFarm management and price ' areaq. outlook information included in by James Banasky Farming for (Profit is designed to The recent articles that appear increase farm income. The mated in the Salt Lake Tribune erial is presented in a brief concise letter and aids the farm opregarding college enrollment and erator in planning and marketing, spending is quite alarming to the people of Eastern Utah. Mr. crops and livestock. Farming and Profit is prepar. Jerome (F. Full, Tribune writer, Agrishould be comrnended far the ef- ed for the bank by Doane -old Inc. cultural the Service," he" has fort made to give the est and largest organization in people of Utah an unbiased re- the United States engaged in port on the welfare of our farm management, agricultural colleges. writing, rural appraising and ag' "Many injustices have been research.' dealt to the, people of Eastern ricultural You will be pleased to know Utah by the Utah State Legislaname can be added to their ture and' the coordinating coun- your hst mailing by calling The Helpcil of higher education in Utah. er State 47260111. Bank, I wholeheartedly disagree with the council's projected enrollment figures during the next 13 years. VA Contact Man These (figures give the people of Will iVsit Area Eastern Utah very little hope for future industrial growth and ex. Tuesday October 2 paaston. One might think that Thomas Buttrey, Contact RepEastern Utah is going to show resentative from the Salt Lake a decline in population, a de- Regional Office, will be at the crease in new industry and a Employment Security Office in in this re- Price, on Tuesday, October 2, general down-gragion. the Veterans Administration an"Quoting from the Salt Lake nounced "today. Tribune article, the Utah CoordButtrey has a tip for World inating Council has predicted a War II and Korea veterans with decrease in student enrollment at G:I insurance. By paying a little Carbon College. They give the extra, a veteran can get up to following figures: Enrollment in in case of total dis19611, 459 students; in 1966, 485; ability. It may be worth looking in 1970 400 in H975, 430. into while Buttrey is at Price. "Although in the other six According to the announcement, colleges in Utah, they show an the contact representative will increase of students every year be at the Employment Office for the next 113 years. The fallacy from 9 aJn. until 3:30 p.m. His ; in their prediction is aptly point, next visit to Price will be Noed out by one of the articles in vember 6. the paper. They show Carbon All veterans and dependents of College enrollment to b?- 490 in veterans with questions on VA 1961-6but still in another chart (Continued on Page Five) they show the figure bo be 459 for the same period. I wonder if the taxpayers of Utah are get ting a true picture from the CARBON ART LEAGUE Council. It seems a bit strange that out of seven collejges, only Carbon College is going to lose READIES ART EXHIBIT students. The future of Eastern Utah is much brighter than predicted by the gToup. The most FOR HELPER AREA alarming thing is tnat tne Stat? The annual Art Exhibit for Legislature depends quite a bit on this group tfor recommenda- Helper, sponsored by members tions for appropriations to these of the Carbon Art League, will schools. If they go by these fig- ibe held at the civic auditorium ures, it will indeed do a great beginning October 4th and will deal of harm to our college. continue through October 18th, "They will look with a close was the announcement made toeye at any request for future day by Lorus Winn, Kenilworth. The exhSbit will feature about development by Carbon College. The Legislature will simply say SO new paintings executed by your enrollment is decreasing, so 20 artists of the eastern Utah why spend more money to build area, Winn said. "This is ' an new buildings, and help our col- opportunity for local patrons of lege. The steps taken by our art to view the latest efforts of school in the past few years has our artists and note the improve been very good and I think, this ments they have made in skills should continue, but, the Council and techniques with the brush,' has done a grave injustice to the Winn said. "We cordially invite, ' and urge the public to view the people of this region. ' "In cheeking the appropriations painting.- for building purposes, the State At a recent meeting of the hat already been extremely un- league plans were completed for fair in appropriations. Checking the annual Halloween party to the students at three of the' col- be held mday Octdber 12th. leges, we find some disturbing The group heard a report by information. Dixie from Wash- me museum mreciors at rnce on ington County, Snow of Sanpete; the vital role the museum Is pity Continued tn Page ftv ing as tourist attraction. de , 100-amo- 1 , - 3, The new 1963 Chevrolet auto mobiles, will be on display tomorrow (Friday) in the show rooms of Redd Motor Co. Price. Some significant styling changes have been made in the regular Chevys, while the Chevy II and the Corvair remain about the same. The Corvette sports car adds two new bodies and a new chassis to its line. The Impala, BelAir and Bis. cayne all feature a longer look, with anew front grill extending the full width of the car. Chevy H offers 10 modes and continues its basic styling. The Corvair, Chevrolet's small car, is in its fourth year with styling changes confined to ornamentation and modeling details.. All models have self.adjusting brakes, transistorized radios, and a more durable exhaust system. ve boiip mt roam. Mtrnun m up firmer nuufis- - m oa K 0 C COUNCIL TO INSTALL OFFICERS c? rz&r K&e&s acts... ' St. Anthony's Council Knights of Columbus will hold an install, ation of officers meeting Sunday at 4 pm. at the church hall, ac-cord'ng to Tony A. Ori," Grand Knight of the Council. Installing officer will be Joe P. Fitzgeadd, Salt Lake City, Stat Deputy Grand. Knight of Utah. .3 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kelly Helper, will be honored in observance of their Golden Wedding Anniversary at Open House, given by their sons and daughters in the Helper Ward of 60 B Street, Chavl Wednesday, Oct 3, 1962. is a former employee of the Utah Railway. Both have been very active in the LDjS. Church. Mr. Kelly served 15 years in the Helper Mrs. Kelly Ward Bishopric. served as organist for 29 years and for ten years was organist for North Carbon Stake Relief Society. They are the parents of two sons and two daughters, Dayton L., Price, Bern ice Cassady, Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. George E. (Betty Grace) Hughes, Chey. enne, Wyo., and Dr. U. Robert, of Layton, . Utah. - (Friends and relatives are invited to call from 7 to 10 pjn. They were married Oct. 3, 1912, in the Salt Lake Temple. Mr. Kelly was born Aug. 25, 1688, in Deseret, Utah, the son of Virgil and Amanda Barron Kelly. Mrs. Kelly was born Dec. 28, 1890, the. daughter of Robert Eccles and. Cora Cutler .Jlobinaon. They came to Helper in 1922 from They have 13 grandchildren and four Provo, Utah, A program will begin at 9 pjn. Mr.. Kelly followed Railroading until he retired in JFV., 1958. He They request no gifts. . , |
