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Show Urn vers.-- I VOWJME 52 AND MINING A NUMBER 19 RAILROAD H V: PROCESSES NEARLY 100,000 TONS IN MAR. St. Antony Parishioners To Erect Altar At Mt. View Cemetery multi-milli- . P K R . NEWSPAPER UTAH THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1958 To MC Notre Dame's CLASS OF SO TO BE GRADUATED BY CARBON TV System Changes Now Being Done First Alumni Banquet Sunt. Reports Ninety Carbon Junior College System GOAL GLEANING PLANT NEAR WELLINGTON Nearly 100,000 tons of coal enough to heat more than 16,000 homes for a full year passed Steel's through Columbia-Genev- a dollar coal big, cleaning plant near Wellington, during its first full month of shakedown operations. The first test carload of coal, bound for Geneva Works, near Provo, was processed at the plant March 24. In announcing the beginning of operations by the new US. Steel facility, R M. von Starch, general superintendent, coal mines and quarries, said this week major construction work on plant was completed several weeks ahead of schedule. However, finishing touches by contrac tors will not be completed until some time in June, he said. While the first month's nrn. duction wi!l fill a string of rail road cars more than 11 miles long this amount is normally consum- - I DISTRICT graduates will be honored at Baccalaureate services on May 25 on the Price Municipal Auditorium. The main speaker will be Harry L. Taylor, assistant to the president of Brigham Young CARBON HIGH WILL HAND OUT 227 DIPLOMAS IN MAY on FRANK TOMSIC, JR. NAMED PRESIDENT ol the Helper TV have been getting poor OF HELPER LIONS pictures this week on all chan Frank Tomsic, Helper business nels, and according t o Chief Maintainer Pete Bottino, for a man and civic worker, last Thurs day night was elected president good reason. Because of recent developments of the Heler Lions Club. A chart and some changes brought about or member of the club, Mr Tom by weather and wind the officers sic has come to the top position in the local club after having of the TV company have author ized work of checking and sta served in every other office in bilizing the system by an expert the club. in the TV field. Also elected to office were: Ross Gigliotti, first vice presi.; Mr Bottino said that the work will continue throughout the re George A. Martell, second vice mainder of this week and into presi.; Harold Nielsen, third vice nex-- t week if the difficulties are presi.; Remund Anderson, Lion not cleared up. "If your set is jTaimer, and Harald Wright, Tail- and acting up don't twisrter. fluttering that your set is defective,' Directors elected are: (2. yrs.) worry it will very likely be caused Ralph Gilbert and Max Magann; (one.yr.) George Kelly and An .. by signal interruptions by work ers on the lines feeding into'gelo Caiacito. Installation ceremonies are to your home," Bottino said. be conducted the last meeting of this month, and it will be a lad.. Slates ies' night event, was the anHelper nouncement made by J. B. Willis For Monday Meeting club president. Subscribers system Commencement exercises will Carbon Senior High school will In honor of this year's Centen nial Commemoration of the Apgraduate 277 students at special be May 20 at 10 a.m. in the Naac tional this month, Guard later ceremonies Armory. paritions of Our Lady of Lour., Dr. Aaron E. Jones stated that cording to Dr. .Aaron E. Jones, des, members of St. Anthony's foui- college students will speak 1 principal. They are: I W J2 -ft Parish will build an Altar and a John M. Aguirre, bnaron J. on the program. They are Harry Shrine to Our Lady at the Mt. full-scale View cemetery in Helper. Aitken, Terry D. ALger, Reid J. Halamandaris, Charlene AnderChairman for this project is Allred, C. John Anderson, Pat- son, Don Petersen and Lorene Lee J. Diamanti assisted by Stan ricia Ararnbula, Ralph Baca, Judy Peterson. The tentative list of graduates Ann BardSley, Peter J. Basinger, Litizzette, treasurer and A. S. submitted for publication has Veltri, secretary. Roger Bean. Eldene Blaser, Melanie J. Binch listed: Projects for the shrine are as follows: a film, "Song of Berna.. Associates in Science Gary Booth, Paul J. Boyack, Bar M. dette" to be shown at the Strand Jolene Loretta A. Abeyta, James M. J. bara Borrego, "ira ir.iiM.nr 1 Theatre, May 21 and 22. Tickets S. Kenneth Brown, Thomas Jinks, Howard Martinez, Leon K. The Rev. Francis B. Pellegrino, J. for this will be sold by the CYO Bruce, Stanley G. Crocco, Ger. Odendahl, Robert EccM, Jimmy A. neioei a xidtrve auii, win ux: w- - aid E. Casey. members or at the L&A Drug Vega, all of Dragerton; Charlene master of ceremonies at the first a, store. Carnes. Billy A. J. Billie Anderson, Diane N. Bean, Gordon annual Notre Dame Alumni ban ...The next project will be a Marvin L. Curtis, Cather- C. Best, James S. Bertelsen, Mary Quet t0 be held in tne cafeteria ine D. .Causer, Scott F. Deffendol. Bozolakis. Bruce C. Broadbent dance at the civic auditorium on May 24. This will be sponsored ed by the coke ovens at Geneva at tne school Sunday evening, FaNon Davis, Jerry R. Down-ar- Richard B. Judd, Harry Halaman 7 o'clock. by the Mexican people of this Works in only about three weeks May 18 at Raymond J. Espinoza, Alene daris, Sondra Harmon, George C. To Close Activities The fullv mechani7H ii.Qtnrv! Reservations should be made parish. Proceeds will be given to Carole Fergusson. Hatsis. Lawrence R. Henderson, Fasselin, The last meeting of the Helper Baseball Organization the Shrine fund. plant is capable of processing not later than May 10 with Mrs Dar John C- Sheets, Arthur Jeanselme Jean Funk, Fratto, Gary Glorioso Mrs Joe DeMar Hansen, for this school year, will be A rummage sale will also be coal at a rate of 600 tons per Jr., Thomas D. Jewkes, Elvin Ju. held Monday night, May i2, at Meetings Underway ul aotaaway oi nice, lene K. Fossat, Kent T. Frandsen, hour. Ten miles of railroad tracks ,and Mrs held dates to be announced. Leah D. Fausett, Adam E. Gab-riel- a, liano. Myrna E. Longhurst, Marthe Helper Junior High school All organization will be con- inside the 1500 acre plant area Pawners of alumni are cordially A grQup ( JeIptT Linda L. Gamber, Larry D. vin L. Morris, William P. Pero, at to attend. :J0 enthusiasts invited i is am i it since this auditorium, oi,,,ti tacted for beginning two j project, have for the wal i qkh Gonsowsky, Gunderson. M. and James Gary Petersen, Raymond rf e oclock. graauatmg class a community achievement, and from the facility when it is in week been busv "talking up" the Petersen. will be honored, the constitution Mrs Lola Schultz. P TA prexy eviva full oeration. all will benefit by it. thHeIper Merchants Vw iaw will h Lavern D. Oariick. .Marilyn Raymond Richins. John rpati and thP said that this last meeting wi- - lBaseball Believed to be the highest build tcam and 1he Coal Kenneth Patricia K. Salzetti. Siegfried A. Hyita. election of officers will be held. Hansen, be strictly social in nature, and el ing in southeastern Utah, the jn the St. Anthony Church The association will sponsor a Contim.ed On Page Ftvf Continued on Page Three the special attraction will be coal cleaning plant uses Qne cf th? SIKirlcpugs &f the the annual P. TA Bazaar. water to reduce surfur and re- j$100 grant toward a scholarship Plans Activities 'movement is "Tarn" Migliaccio, The Bazaar will feature several fonmr Merchants team playeri fuse from coal destined for steel which will be given to a deserv.. Novena of Holy Masses, Sunday senior at Notre Dame, Castle Valley Jem Society Announces needlework ani food booths. who indicate,d thLs week that en making. The result is better coke ing for Mother's Day will 'begin with for the flast Everyone is extended a cordial QUgh intcrest has en shown to at furnaces Geneva. Gem Show Price Mineral will and the 10:30 ajn. Mass. Masses invitation to attend the meeting. make thc proje.t "look" feasible." Water for the is operations HELPER JUNIOR HIGH be offered for all living and de- drawn from Workout Sunday at 3 the Price River into The Castle Valley Gem Society the world will be featured ceased mothers of the parish from a A for local players in . 1 and workout counties! its local Gem fresh from announced II water newly those completed today eluding OPUfini May 11 to May 19. the reorganization reservoir. in to be held on May as well as displays from Arizona, Waste water from the TEENS TO PRESENT terested Mineral Show, OUIIUUL LLHUun j May Procession will take place Mexicol 31 and June 1, at the Price City Nevada, Continued on has caI!cd for Sunday Five' ben New pkjn Page Colorado, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. at 3 p"m- at th HoIpcr (basoba11 Guard National Hours Colifornia. NFXT WFFK and Armory. iThe Mother's Day observance THEIR FASHION SHOW will be from 10 to 8 p.m. Members are selling tickets for: I park to take place immediately after Language a with cordial invitation extended door prizes, featuring hand-ma- de The second 4..H leader training, "Every baseball player in this. ' the 10:30 Mass will be before the are Plans the made for being Carbon College the genera public. No admittance sterling silver , now on display in school of the year will be held area is invited to show up this Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary annual Helper Junior High spring the committee said. the window of the Equitable In 'next week n the Price 3rd 6th Sunday, and bring a mitt, and charge, Wins in front of the church. fashion show which will be preFellowship of rocks from around surance Agency in Price. Displays IWard chapel, according to tne try out for the team. Migliaccio ANNUAL MEXICAN DINNER Gerald Cautero, instructor in sented Thursday, May 22, at 7:30 county agrcultural agent, Robert concluded. ' On Sunday, May 18, the annual languages and literature at Car- p..m. in the school auditorium. L. Hassell. The hamemaking students will Mexican Dinner social will be bon college, was notified this 12 NOTRE DAME SCHOOL CARNIVAL The school will be on May Carbon Choir held in the civic auditorium. The week that he was selected to re- be modeling teen age fashions at n m. and contin hpsinninit to and from formals, pajamas STARTS TONIGHT serving of the special Mexican ceive a Fellowship in Literature Annual Concert uine until 5 p.m. foods will begin at 6 pjn. sharp. at the University of Southern are anxiously waiting to show school is planned especially The Price how their mothers and friends The second Notre Dame annual Night California for the 1958. 59 school who have entered the for for leaders , school Carnival is scheduled they have learned to sew a fine in He will teach the school ses the first A since The year. 4..H program Capella choir Carbon Student Officer part time and devote the remain . seam. ED SHEYA NAMED this Thursday, Friday and Satur school was held the first of Carbon college organized and of sion day. and will open with a dinner ' Nominees Listed; Voted der to advanced study leading Directing the show will be Mrs to be served n the cafeteria be week in April. However,, any directed by Dorothy J. Brown, George Pizza, homemaking in a PhDtoward degree. NEW PRESIDENT OF who wishes to attend is will present it:' annual spring On Today College tween 6:30 and 8 tonight. Dances leader Before joining the Carbon fac- structor. Background music will concert at the Price Municipal to do so. invited demusic furnished the be Saton be will held by Friday and Nomination of candidates for ulty in the autumn of 1957. he in cloth auditorium Friday evening May be will given Training urday nights and drawings for student body officers for 1958.59 attended the University cf Utah partment under the direction of NOTRE DAME P-foods, home improvement, 9 at 8 p.m. as the final entertain the Nash Rambler and the WTei.. ;ing, was the main business of the as- elor and master of arts degrees, Mrs MTba Hyatt, and stage dec4 H 'and other projects in which meant of the season on the Con-cluorations are being completed by maraner pup and the handmade sembly held at Carbon college where he received both the bach no.v cert and Artists series sponsored are organized. Paul Powell and a committee r1 quilt will be held during the Sat recently. Students were nomin- In addition to his regular daytime from the art Miss Theta Johnson, Extension by the college, department. urday night dance period. ated from the floor for the three teaching schedule, he has confrom the Utah Friday's performance will cli- Before and after the- - show the A shooting gallery, postoffice clothing specialist executive positions. ducted classes in Italian and litassist with a busy week for the choir max will State University, are booth, bingo, darts, beverages, a An elimination primary elec- erature in the adult evening are department will exhibit of this training school; members. Tuesday they presented portion the work students done by during and merchandise booths and var tion to reduce the list of candi- school this year. concentrate her efforts a program for th college student ious games of skill are some-- of and will Mr Cautaro is a native of New this term of school. dates to two for each office was on giving assistance to advanced body and Wednesday and Thurs !the attractions to be offered at held last Thursday and some time York City. clothing phases and especially to clay were devoied to a tour, with ithe three, day affair. officers of election official Students Art Carbon at Spanish today those girls who will enter the concerts scheduled A children's matinee will be will take place. in For Revue Dress August. High, Was Style klligh, Springville to 3 p.m. held on Friday from Names of the final winners For Vice President are, Brenda Exhibit Their All older girls who are eligible atch High at Heber, and Weber The public is cordially invited Twenty. .five selected paintings Theron Thompson, will be announced at the Inau- Migliaccio, for this contest are invited to college at Ogclcn. as the proceeds will be used to of Carl Olsen are art students 10, Terry Gunderson. Richard Fail. by Ball May Saturday, guration attend this school from 3:45 to 5 Choir officer for !hi year wiv reduce the school debt. according to Harry Halamandaris Fred Regis. Craig Shiner, Jean presently en exhibit at the high Johnson will help them have resisted with the organiza Miss p.m. school in Green River. The exincumbent student body proxy. Taylor and Don J. Thomas. to select suitable materials and tion arc Cliff Woodruff. pre: For iflecretary.. Treasurer the hibit will remain until May 15. Nominees are: For President. accessories for the costumes they dent: Viol:i Sanderson. svre-uAutumn Class Nursing MC. A. Craig Shiner, Theron Thompson, nominees are Sandra Nelson, Re., when it will be returned to Price will make this summer. and Hon Shaw. ron:-- rt :Nov Organized Carl Morley, James Pappas, Keith ba Keele, Bonnie Pace, Nataleon for display at the Price muniof ! of the school Dean Wengreen. direct-first The part Burnett, Richard Duke and Lan Albo, Lenh Jesson and Lynn cipal Auditorium until Mav 25. At Carbon College will consist of general 4 II train Carbon LDS Ini'u'e. j.- C". :r Boren. Continued on Page Four 'll Foote. to 3. where the '.aid Manager. ing from Applications are now being re ers handbook, .n the choral group Memlwrh-itrecord keeping, ceived by administrative officers 4-- II and other genera! material will includes Iarr.c F.nniss. Lynda Leaders of for admission be Clothing Carbon college All now 4 .H lead Broadbent. Bonnie Pace. Sue Pin to the Practical Nursing course ers presented. Attending School are especially urged to attend citelli. Lavon Davis. Wandn. A. for the coming year. Only 12 this session. A ' ' :. Confinicd On Pane Four Vv Price Today and Friday :;..'.,: 'candidates will be chosen since At 3 p.m.. the group will divide is of the maximum number this school for A special two-da- y of project ' into various phases. Edward Shey,. was elected the clothing leaders began today president of the Notre Dame A uui.v.i Hint Lull iiv ii uii au ft i uiil work and will receive instruction ' t time in the Price City.. County in tht-sat the Singer Sewing Center in neipei Kwanis Plnh fjelds last Thursday at the closing col the Carbon where of Price. "Getting the Most Out ;n Ladies Night Program with instruction of the year. Chosen to Hospital trainees receive their be Assisting Your Sewing Machine" is the meeting Mrs Iris Potts of Price and Held At Auditorium assist him are Frank Sacco, vice lege nursing title of this school and it will internship experience. A rigid president ; Mr.; Jack Kobe, sec- screening process will be neces- Mrs Mary Martini of Helper. Mothers of 1he Helper Kiwanis train just what the title says. Paul Holdaway, treasurer, to select, from the antici were honored last night at a sary This school is designed to teach retary; club and James Howa. Norman Wilson Ladies' Night program. speciial pated large number of applicants, Carbon Band To Be clothing leaders how to in and Jack Kelley, directors. those who are most qualified to for the occasion was Dr. Struct others to properly use a Speaker Available col to become nurses, Reed of the BYU. The officers Bradford according Frank are: sewing machine. It is not a dup Outgoing Limited Engagements licate of the course given regul Dalpiaz. Mrs Vincent Garav Jglia, lege officials. Kiwaraanr.s, club auxiliary, made I1?-"'test arly by the Singer Company, but Mrs Claude Cowley, Tony Ori,, A preliminary aptitude Organizations desiring the use their annual Mother of the Year is something special for just Ml Mrs Paul Mancina. Mrs Sam will be given to all candidates, in of the Carbon High School Band award this year to Mrs Nona mid. summer, after which the during the summer, are advised Howa, wife ol Member James. leaders. Pinarelli and Tom Perrero committee on selection of appli today by Superintendent of Car The presentation was made by This will be most useful to Holdover director will ! '1 cants will interview each pros bon School District, to make their Mrs Geneva Blark, Kiwanianns leadors in the first, second and Mrs Gnravagli 13&lpiaz. re applications now. . it third phases of clothing, but will pective student. Information president. Cowley and Tony On. h and tests Guest last night were LeRoy Wrvfi inter.. the .vealed wi,..Band Director Alvin Wnrd'.e. by ;k"a.:.i.. r.I a summer Olstn, Utah Idaho Dist. Sec'y. : views will be used in making the will be conducting takes the course. final selection of trainees. band program during the follow- Mr and Mrs Billie Maack, and Enrollment had to bo limited NEWEST ADDITION TO UTAH INDUSTRY Mr and Mrs Raymond Toson. on account of lack of space. Those Those admitted to the 1953..59 ing periods: Meet to Board ! to in their 7 Miss will 2 class studies 20. are enrolled Lotur June Sharon June and the Gary Amano, young Helper begin July big Riling 13 itoriet to dominate the torrounding area 1. to first 500 Mrs Martini hours The played several selections which pianist went gez, September. August Sunnyside; Board Utah, Mary recently near The Helper City Library Wellington, new coal cleaning plant and Mrs Teresa Quintasa, both will be given on It will be possible for the band on the program and Mrs Earl Columbia-Geneva Steel Divition. into foil production for U. S. Steel't will meet Tuesday, May 13 at of instruction of Helper ; Mrs Elzar McKen the Carbon college campus. Here to make a limited number of pub Acord gave a reading on Mothers. plant Believed the highet building in toutheaitern Utah, the 6:45 p.m. in the Library, to con. student nurses will receive in- lie Next week ihe Kiwanians will drick of Mrs Char., Carbonville; appearances during these per can clean coal from the Geneva ond Columbia mine, near Dragerton, a regular business session. struction in basic science courses iods. duct observed Mrs Armed Forces Day and Walrath lotte cf Kentlworth; The hour. ton of 600 per crnd mine near Paonia, Colo., at a rate Bonnie Wood of Wellington; Mrs Iola Cob.iin, librarian, stated essential to the nursing prof en. the use will have as speaker a member Organizations desiring from and reduce to ah water tulphur fully mechanized facility ute Clara Duncan of Wellington; Miss that the financial condition of sion. The second portion of the of the band should make written of the VS. Air Force. Joe Bon . coal deitined for tteelmaking of Genevo Worhi, reulting in better Sandra Larsen and Mrs Alice the library will be studied and course will be conducted at the application to Sup Harmon on acci Jr. will be chairman of the coke for Geneva' blat furnace. or before May 16, 1966. eirculation data checked. Continued On Page Four meeting. McKinnon, both of Price. . . 'f ""- - Bo-nac- ci, innin i . Can-delari- j P.rA d, ; - ' haMl n, Ara-man- all-ste- at j irifYrn Til Instructor At i TRT a-- . Prepares 1 For t at Friday - TA bs Painting 1 eliing 1 . At '.. f. I v" ." 4-- H P-T- , e H For "... . .. Library all-te- . ' |