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Show Ul KctlJ.11" Ave. Car, m f - w MINING A VOLUME 53 NUMBER Vr rii-- h -- Im hub i iTi n iiti if 14 h ' Bergamo, Mortensen Bound Over to Face Embezzlement Charges i f k iim TRICT RAILROAD AND rrai r i? ti r.n . NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. m 1959 2, LIONS TO MEET TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. RED CROSS FUND DRIVE OFFICIALS TRYING r APRIL The regular meeting of the TO HALT MANY UNFOUNDED RUMORS The former president and the Heler Lions Club will be held In an attempt to halt wild ru- tonight at 7 p.m. at the civic former secretary of the Keml-wort- h mors and adverse criticism Local union, Charles 'Bill''' auditorium. Frank Tom-ic- , presiNotre Dame Group dent, Muted that along with the corning the Red Cross blood Bergamo and Hafold Mortensen, To Meet April 9th gram as administered by the regular business maters, report"! Tuesday were bound ever to the l in Price, Coun- from committees will he read. Carbon Seventh District Court, on charges The first and second grade Easter Project Success ty Chapter leaders this week seof embezzlement. students at Notre Dame school, Last Saturday the club comcured permission from persons A preliminary hearing before will entertain members of the blood to publish their pleted another successful Easter Price City Judge Paul C. Keller, Heme and School Association at receiving names. overruled a motion to dismiss the : V ;Egg Hunt fur the children of this their regular meeting Thursday, area at the Helper city park, officials Cross Red (responsible charges. April 9, at 7:30 p.m., in the when approximately 400 kiddies of the names, the Mortensen and for at are publication Bergamo "chcol j.uditorium, under the dirwork- - jtook part in the hunt. volunteer that who report liberty on $2,000 bonds each. ection of Ed Sheya, president. For this project the clubpur-chase- d s Their arraignment will be held The main order of business ei have reported poor reception and colored 210 doz. eg's. W. Vrv Monday before Judge Fred will be election of new officers in their fund raising campaign, to en- - Twelve of the many eggs hidden effort are every Keller.making z. for the ensuing year. Frank the residents of this area 'were marked and entitled the At the beginning of the hearnominating committee chair- lighten the true facts about the use finders to special prizes. of ing Tuesday, defense attorneys atman, urges all members to to which funds collected by this com of the the challenged legality tend and take part in the election charitable organization are used. plaints against Bergamo and MorRefreshments will be served are John Porter, COYS BASEBALL officials The were and overruled tensen, by by the seventh grade parents the city judge. after the business meeting. The fund drive chairman, and James of the Following presentation of the seventh grade room mothers will Banasky, county chairman PROGRAM 111 HEED OF Red Cross. testimony by the state, a motion be in charge. The workers report that many for dismissal was made by Alen THREE PARISHIONERS of CARNIVAL NEWS St. Anthony's Church Angelo Welch, Bishop Duane G. Hunt of Salt Lake persons have alleged that they MORE LOCAL SUPPORT Meacham, Salt Lake City, attorwas week It this announced who received Apostolic Blessings from Pope John ney for Mortensen. City, William Kloepfer, and Msgr. Dowling. The that the big prize to be given had to pay for the blood at the In the past two years, The future of Western Boys in Edward Sheya, Price, attorney XXIII, recognition for their service to their presentation was made at the annual Communion away Friday night of the Notre hospital. at the Carbon ffiaseball and Pony League blood used the for (Bergamo, also moved for dis- parish, are pictured will be Dame School carnival, above, following the present Breakfast held at the Helper civic auditorium. in Helper was clouded Tueshospital in Price has been domissal on behalf of his client. a half-car- at diamond ring. of Dow-lin- g, the honors of the day after a poor turn-oof ining F. About 300 men of the parish attended a specia1 by Monsignor Edward Reasons for their motions for Carnival dato; are April 23, 24 nated under the auspices kid baseball fans at a terested dismissal the attorneys said, was left to right are Vito Bonacci, Mass at the church prior to the presentation. pastor. Confirmed On Page Four and 25. meeting scheduled for Monday. that the state had failed to show .The small group present decided diy fraudulent intent. They also that the present officers of the contended that the defendants Clinic should continue in Set Orthopedic Practice organizations Baseball to were the 4-entitled they H thought CARBON RANKS until rueh time as a ir efforts For Gth for services rendered money April t2 P.M. Sunday meets to group representative The defense attorneys maintain At Price LDS these for for Final Anyone may register plans Helper's Days At Helper Chapels ave Robertson slate. 3 NOW OVER l ed the two were official of the of '40 celebration will be disprizes when visiting local j('ct Pres.den of the group and A Primary Children's hospital Kenilworth local for a period of The first try-omerchants. There are no purchase and practice cussed at a meeting to be held r, secretary-treasureten years, had received no pay, 'orthopedic clinic will be held at 8 pjn. Ernest Cook: cequiremenU in order to regis-- 1 Walter Borla of Kemhvorth and mem- session of the Helper Merchants 200 Approximately 1 and thought they were entitled to Monday, April 6, at p.m. at the bers, most of them new mem- baseball association team will general chairman, announced that ter. Patrons at the '49 show will;?0 ve a.s v,ce Price 4th and 5th Wards, it was bers, are now enrolled in H some remuneration. take place this coming Sunday, night (Thursday), in the civic also be given an opportunity to;Loland of the organuat.on. this two funds the week by Mrs. Fay are alleged reported The at the various booths, projects, according to County April 5, at 2 p.m., was the report preparations are almost complete Robertson appointed to have taken, were from the Thacker, North Carbon Stake Agricultural Prize winners must be present Robert L. given out today by Luke Cor- for the event scheduled for next Agent Kenilworth 'Death and Burial .Primary President. team Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the drawing and an individual Hassell. more aire expected mani, newly appointed the possibility of additional play To parents with children in to enroll.Many Fund and the Kenilworth Sick is eligible to receive only one manager. April 9, 10 and 11. ing field-- , change in player parterested in the services offered, Fund. Cormani said that two veteran Manwhile merchants in Helper prize during the show. The would like and checking into eqcounty agent Mr.-- . Thacker conveys this inforball players will assist him dur- -' and throu-o- ut : i ; , the county are Other highlight, planned for ticipation, n v. J i u for the uipment requirements mation: "All new anplicants show a are the show season in free stage "Whipping" handling registration blanks for the wno nave not ing the been committees ("arDon The have umy year. must return a 1 completed appli-into shape for an an-- ! many valuable door prizes being Friday night under the direction VA Representative a nrolled to report back their project to players requested cation, signed by their family ye and '49er Robertson the of Dave. of of schedule show. the play. offered each night their enrollment sheets to him ticipated To Visit Area at the next meting to . iinheavy...mi rl physician to the Primary Chil- - get A story listing .the prizes will dance on Saturday night, with findings vei uic Pt office His nossihl. is' held be April 13. Monday, mens nospitai lor an appoint- . . . Thursday, April 9th .coaching of pitchers and inter be found elsewhere on this page music by the Melody Four. Mr Robertson stated this morn- ment. Please contact iuul tKt:! . view an prospects Jer., right The Veterans Administration primary president for applications.! Though enrollments have been or ir.g to the journal mat parenis oi and Joe Myers ambidextrious; to Rusthe m office in Extension Mr. the that announced program ' today boys participating "If there is no time for the coming U gQU akf on thf 'are going to have to take an acsell R. Neilan, Contact Represen- above proceedure, the new ap-- I during the last few weeks, the SHOW PATRONS PRIZES TO BE OFFERED fill infield men the the ; tative from the Salt Lake Re- plicant- - must bring completed ap- -: tive interest in the activities or 'the program farts a collapse. He gional Office, will visit the Em- plications, signed by their family more to come in within the next positions. said that Business NOW ON DISPLAY III HELPER CLUB WINDOW 'sifted Cormani that it is the desire of the ployment Security Office, 80 N. physician with them to the ton zavc CO II 'i. I'ii f rt rt'inrr'jtiriM In A H leader training school is Ianafier Joe Rude" hatsu started 2nd East, Price, April 9, to fur- clinic." team up games for The major prizes to be given would not be eligible for any ,h ,.,,niIpr nish, information on veterans' planned for April 17, in East lining t0 ine mcry registration sup ouier puzes uia-w-" '""s ju,. in Western Boys League benefits and to aid local veterans Carbon and for April ,18 in Price. boys fcxr 40 the ,eam for the holders during the .three Sames All Jo txpand a(,lvitiPS in tuI, clubs should be enrolled 83 nights. One mnjor and several smaller and their dependents in making CONVENT SOCIAL seasn M9 show prizes wiU be given each night ;u, the of of Days Helper so leaders date the that bv in be the to ,.lke in al, tK,ys in the will this He applications. A11 in this which starts here Thursday night, they said. Thur day night the! players ran lair artuanta nf ihi vhool ' who 11 and 12 year bracket Office from 8:00 Employment as f.rea are .invitC! to attend thlS April 0, and continues through major prizes given will be an wWh Q , SATURDAY NIGHT This applies to ,bal) A Jllinor a.m. until 3:O0 p.m. sejsi0n- - Bn"8 yur Saturday night, will be on dis - .RCA Victor Transistor Radio. fof st Prace well as new clubs that are njne yt,ars or y0unge r This month special emphasis a and come for of the gloves windows show prepared in the Social Convent The Friday night the major prizes fjn, is lanne;i un(U,r thc ncv play weekly ing in for the first time. will be placed on the detailed exu. vcuw Heipor Ciuft next to the Toggery,' will be a UK.itous.sere oven, toy St. Anthony's CaFor those prospective leaders avt.Uip but the only possible way planation to veterans of World sponsored nd'ited. for the next weck according to Saturday night the big prize wlllj0 arrompish lhis is through Inon tholic will held be church who are in doubt as to their War II and the Korean Conflict the purchasing committee chair- - be a CE 17" Portable Television 0t.-isepart.ntui jntert- -t and ac- of the advantages of converting Saturday, April 4, at the civic ability to lead, the agent would: on the Ed Marchotti and waiter set. rather than men, home assure them that a like to IMOSS IvCDOrtS tivitv. Another aim of the organ- Soil. National Service Life Insurance auditorium, : a . . 'ii i i Other prizes to be given Borla. n,anda- oe mrea u ......ki;, himr y on a term 'basis to one of six customary Friday night as in agen wm Hard Adv. i- 4--H Liquor two was out mat announced the it regis-today joria past, j home them the inursoay, ami uure pointed assist minimum player in different permanent plans, varlwy ti on slips are now in most day and Saturday, include; ContmUCS jon for a1 boys m th, ieaguo making projects. The state legis- ious modes of premium payments, by iM:gr. E. F. Dowling. lam-ic-i nouses in trie county jiny-piec- e in is The ateei business sufficient public again lature general has provided games. designation ofjbeneficiaries, and vited to assuranc mere lnat arewhere patrons may fill them out tct; setting of Wallace participate in the social funds so that this is possible this! noilrong the modes of optional settlement present plans to relax the n,l .rlnncit 1him in fh. rnllic- - Phina' Rrownip Star-Fle- x Cam valuable and for the I added "With many try this help, year. available. These are all importban on advertising of hard li- tion boxes. All de- - era and accessories; Fit - Fisll and Game Talk will be Lady's woman offered slips sure am that any adult ant to veteran policy holders, prices on have radio television and quor Automatic each Hamilton convent ted Case, Proceeds go into the of the county could be a good posited in a giant tumbler ioved 15 V KiwailiailS and if there is any doubt or fund. of the show and lucky Toaster, pair of Opera Glasses, building nigni he members of the Carbon-Eme.in a mind, Two of question vegan's Broadcasters, Sen. drawn out for valuable and an Electric Steam Iron. should get an answer now. " and Game A;sn., Dr. Fish Frank E. "Ted" Moss announced slips available Registration slips are prizes. To win a prize the per& mer," the county agent said. Frank Migliore George Grivet The VA expert will be pre- Bull Grading Set son whose name is on the slip ' at the Helper Furniture store and were the would like The county agent at Kiwani to Felspeakers a In letter E. Harold 10th pared to discuss and assist in the At Price. in April that is drawn must be present, Houston Furniture to emphasize that the boys pro- ;.rV,4 t4N,Vn, such for of of the applications lows, president association, the committee emphasized filing , ', They Sunnysidc they are available at c,a,l,' ,f. ZZ f"' George Henderson, Extension gram should be bigger and better benefits as schooling, old soldiers' out that one person the Uowling Alley and Miners also more In have be He Animal will pointed will also this year. F'usbandman, Grivet and the and sportsman widows' over TV recent fecting the of pensions, pensions, proposal Carbon county April 10, to grade time to spend with leaders in drawing a major prize any night Trading Post. a history of the local sports rtrn gave hospital and medical benefits. . tr bulls, according to County Ag- -; agricultural projects. Crops and frotr 4hDt ti ovinnn , mens group. The latter also show tic Art ricultural Agent Robert L. Has-sel- l. weeds clubs will be stressed this ed films on fish and hunting acneed will also "We many Club Hears, year. tivities in this area. Soroptimist "Our society has long recog GARDENING SHORT COURSE TO BE HELD Any livestock man in' the coun " 6";T R. J. Vaughan and Ross B.vs-le- r, ' nized that liquor manufacture Talk on Civil Defense ty who has bulls he would like agent says. "Home landscaping and distribution is an unusual reported on the fpring conDURING MONTH OF APRIL The Soroptimist club of Price, to have graded by Mr. Henderson should also be emphasized." CARBON AREA III ference a they attended in Spanish branch of business, having met at the Carbon Country Club A11UUJU .utlLaub i ., ill uui tail.. KA,.,fciiv.i Fork recently. . ... un to the que public dLs-drelationship es Viim were imchintf oil V.rn,e of rose growths 411 nl mrlo " Tolling The first meeting of the gar-typon March 25 for its joint dinner nnr,v,f tmmAHintolv Guest of the club last night interest, and requiring very spe . course in Carbon coun- - cussed and proper pruning to was Louis Dalpiaz. short and business meeting, hearing a Vii v V il!t:U3UiVJ I. v.fuiMiui Vii ..11. was rose bush j ty was held last Thursday at meet the type of very informative talk on Civil Chris Jouflas was chairman of Otto demonstrated. Defense, given by Leonard A. the meoting. "We all know that TV has a East Carbon and at Price. flori- -j The hybrid tea rose is pruned professor of Higgins, state director of civil week thc club will Next wide audience among the nation's Reithmann, at the Utah State Uni- - to produce large blooms with defense. He was introduced by culture its 30th annivenary. Al HONOR COURT OF DISTRICT CARBON Louise Tatton rwho acted as M.C. 4u Jversity, spoke concerning the good strong stems. The rambler- Vtltri will be chairman. "Rock-HounKih Of trees and shrubs. He, type of rose is pruned to proThe program also included a Ernie Cook will show ducts it advertises directly into nrunins . 4V .i . ...... . u, ...r.ij-utnr u.4iirh j.'w, n of his travels. variety of ballet dance routines HELD HERE LAST THURSDAY AT LDS CHAPEL the nations living rr.nmc I can- - maae .speeidi f uijiwau js films some will nroducc blooms the follow- ro$e. bushes.! presented by Elaine Eaquinta and . " in i.nr inn usirv ' noi inose reiieve A court of Honor for Scouts sented to Carbon district troops: At East Carbon some mrorm-adverUsin- g. ing year. The heavy growtn or her advanced dance students. Ghirardclli were and Scouters of tthe Ca rbon Troop 271, Helper, Kent Truscott, could seriously consider liquor tion was gven on general land- - the climbers was discussed and Armyman The table decorations it wa. pointed out how these Completes Course white Easter bunnies, fashioned county area was held at the Hel- - Tenderfoot badge; Kenny Dimick, and scaping. "Despite heavy penalties Ik-ryl Mrs Thursin charge, Carnes, Lowell Truscott Jr., a Ord, Calif. per LDS Ward chapel last by the committee Pruning of trees to build strong roses can be maintained in a At strong educational program, we un- - Robert Lois was life Minnotti condition. event and Dick a Annie The Charles F. GhirarPvt. strong, and vigorous Pasheca, long Kraync, branches evening. Army day hardy, preserve Tatton, drunkare still far from dcr the chairmanship of Dr. Dean Scott Dunn, Harry Reddington, en driving. Each curbingit leaves of the tree was emphasized. Mr. Troper pruning of shrubbery dclli, whose wife, Mary, lives at Taylor, chairman. The business session was con- Winters, Price, assisted by Her- Kent Truscott, Darrell Anderson, in its wake a year total of Reithmann oointcd out that a was also emphasized. Shade tree 24 E. Main St., Price, completed tragic ducted by LuCylle Pace, presi- bert Marshall, Paul Holden, Clyde ail received their second class tree could be a lasting tribute to pruning was also disea sed, and the eight-wee- k general supply te the man who planted it forty, shade tree pruning as many are course March 20 at Fort Ord, badges; Keith Burnhope received dent, and reports were given by Rock, Martin Sunter, Robert and Field Man Alvin J. various committee chairmen. sixty, or even a hundred years doing it, where all the tranches California. ber of homes. In vie pni j cf tht,scAmerican Ghirardclli received instrucCorrespondence concerning the Gaudio. lie emphasized the fact that arc cut back to the stump, was ago. Jac,9 chan?e in ad of conference honor and court two of the merit received regional tion in the fundamentals of Army badges in Utans desert areas condemned by this authority Eastern Highlight Soroptimist would methods which vertising Thc second meeting of this supply procedures and the preslated for April 24 and 25 in was the presentation of three Rulon Parker, three merit badges. glamorize drinking, or make it trees are very vital to make the Salt Lake City, was read, and Eagle awards and one Silver Troop 272, Helper Kiwanis tempting to America's young and communities more desirable .hort course, which will be held paration of supply records and award. The' Silver award went Club, Steven Diarnanti, fi'.st class impressionable reservation plans made. today at East Carbon at 3 p.m. forms. TV viewers, i.3 places in which to live. fact that in the Petersen School, and the the out Ilcne Oliveto, chairman for the to Dale Reid of Post 2271, Helper. award. He foldier, son of The pointed unthinkable," thc letter said. 111 Those receiving the Eagle card party sponsored annually by Troop 273, Castle Gate, Wallace In his answer to Senator Moss, shrubbery which blooms in the evening meeting in Price at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ch:rard enat wcr A. Keith Eurnhope Gibwn, Tionald Parry, Keldon awards the club, reported that all p.m. in the Little Court Room, Sr., 139 Duchesne St., Helper, Mr, Fellows stated that the ban spring should not be pruned , Ira Jsmcs on this time of year. He also point- will emphasize how, what and tered the Army last November plans for the April 22 of Troop 271, who is serving as Mackley, Deloy Bog-JenL in! conwas advert liquor scoutmaster cf that Robinson and Donald Houghton tained and stated that anyone planning training at and received ba-'i-c in both the Television ed out what shrubs could be where to plant in landscaping. A. E. Smith, a noted lanJ.:c.npc Fort Orel, social event have been completed, troop; Emil Sunter of Troop 233, received second class badges and Code and the Radio Standards of pruned at this time of year with of Car- He is a 1&53 fr.ida--.tarchitect who has worked in the to attend, who has not already Price, and of Post 2271 in Helper, Donald one merit fcadge. Good Practice, and added that out affecting their bloom 1 rr .! a Ml o....8 uivi, in this type of bon U; i Schw and definite Utah of State Price the .,,, made reservations, should do so and Frank Lynn Reid of Post At mating the Distilled Spirits Institute also cf j will of the to on 2271 Univcisity work for of award3. tenderfoot received was avoid six to at once Helper. disappointment. placed pruning thirty year, pradita? emphasis iutah. Continued On Page Ftv Continued from Tage Four The following awards were pre- Continued on Page Five, and care of roses. The various' Tickets are going fast she said. 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