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Show Universal Micrfilmir. Ill Picrpont Ave. Corp. n iu T3 MSi'S MINING A VOLUME 54 NUMBER AND RAILROAD nfURSDAY, 'Cancer Drice Chairman Catholic Youth Group Convenes at Price lleports Funds Total and Saturday of The annual drive for funds Attend Girls' State FtY j The American Legion Auxiliary of Carbon Post 21, Helper, this week announced the names of three local girls who have been chosen to attend Girls State .it the Utah State University campus from June 12 through June 18th. NEWSPAPER helper, umn 17 Three Girls Are Named' To DISTRICT " CATHOLIC MOTHER se '4 v THE OF YEAR " Carl C. Schocnberger of Helper, has been chosen as the "Catholic Mother of the Year" by the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, according to Mrs Lee J. Diamanti, council president. Mrs Schocnberger, who is a member of St. Anthony's Parish here, lias given birth to eleven children, seven of whom are still living, six are married and have blessed her with eight grandchildren. The new Mother of the Year attends Mass, and receives Holy- Communion daily, has been a member of the Altar Society and; Catholic Daughters for 35 years and has served as Altar Society president for eight years. She organized a block rosary and ha. been a devout promoter of thii Sacred Heart League and Miraculous Medal in the parish. -- :.r ' j - 5, 1960 Mrs pay The three girls were chosen of their fine records schol astically, and for their ability to fit themselves into their community's life and civic affairs. The Girls' State theme is: A practical application of .Americanism and the object of the encampment is to cultivate a desire in the girls to follow in the path of opportunity and the responsibility of true citizenship. Patricia Bosone, Helper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bosone, and Carole Zaccaria, Castle Gate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Zaccaria, are sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary, and Catherin.? Nielsen, Helper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Nielsen, is be ing , stponsored by the Helper Lions Club. All three girls have outstanding scholastic records and plan ''.a continue their formal education through four years of college. Patricia Bosone, is a native of attended Central Helper and and Helper Junior High, before going on to Carbon Senior High in Price. . At the hill -- top school here Mus Bosone excelled in oratorical work, participating in several contests, and placing high in all, and last year received a schol- MAY MRS. CARL SCHOENBERGER IS NAMED THE the Helper chapter of the Amer-sixt hannual convention of, ican Cancer Society, was com- - the Diocesan Council of Catholic pleted last week, and a report youth will be held in Price this, from Mrs Virginia Colombo, the!Friday ana Saturday with the Helper drive chairman, showed opening session beginning at 8:30 that a total of $436.74 had been p m evening in the Notr; donated by the people of this!Dame Chool auditorium. Reports area. A breakdown of the col- - by diocesan chairman of the Spir lections was given by the chair-jitua- i, Cultural, Physical &. Social Junior High, eommittces will be heard follow-$21.7man as follows: Central School, $41.17;;ecj by an address by Father J. business district, $108.30; residen Doyle. The convention Ball will tial areas, $305.55. and from clubs; De held in the auditorium with ' music $10by Frankie's Rythmaires. In a list of volunteer workers Luncheon will be served at mid- published recently t w o names njght, which will bring to a close were left. out. They were Mrs the Friday activities. Adeline Dalpiaz and Mrs Gather Saturday's activities will open ine Wright. with Mass to be celebrated in the her auditorium, by 10Father John A. Mrs Colombo expressed LaBranche at am. Breakfast - t SUM a ter4 the MaPS' a the public for the fine work andl1.1 bX Paels response to the pleas for funds duc d K the chairmen THREE IL4PPY YOUNG LADIES They will attend Utah. Girls' and , stated that persons needing of the diocesan various council and tn2 t a,n,;a MRS. SOHOENBERGER State at Logan this summer. They are, left to right, Miss Patricia tn ranwr treatment or education- - diocesan officers. In addition to her housekeepsesthe afternoon Highlighting Easone, Miss Catherine Nielsen, and Miss Carole Zaccaria. They aj materials should contact her ing duties at home, she cleans .1. i!m J ...Ill rAn.. 'or Mrs Gladys Patterkk at Price. the church each weel as well as w;il be on the USU Campus frcm June 12 through June 18. Ul leilMOn oervice staged by the numerous affiii-- ! the rectory, cooks for all visiting ates followed by the election of Sponsor MaV 13th priests, is a .member of the parofficers. Closing the convention Fashion ShoV BOARD MEMBERS ish choir, and sells tickets for the will be dinner to be served at Spring MOSS REPORTS COAL RESEARCH LEGISLATION A gaily blended story of fabric, weekly parish game parties. Mrs 4:30 p.m. is an active memCHICAGO 'color 400 and silhouette will be pre Schocnberger ATTEND Approximately delegates In a telegram to the Helper. The . new bill is. believed Dame Home and. ber Notre the of are expected to attend the two - sented on May 13 when the Car Journal Monday afternoon the president's objections.'School Association. affair. Extension Service active members ;bon County Only ator Frank E. Moss of Utah It has been passed by the EDUCATION SESSIONS day Her community also benefits who have paid their years dues ifeat uf 143 "Light-heartSpring from her generosity as she cooks reported on Legislation to de- House. The Senator expects, early Sew-set" are for to Fashions the attend. eligible uy velop expanded coal (research action by the Interior committee iMcCall's Patterns,, whose educa- - for the Kiwanis Club meetings each week and for the Lions program, was reported favorably and the Senate. representative, Shirley Club T XT:u imcI-vm- ui ni..i. tional will that day by the Minerals, Mater-al- s ly The measure directs the Secremeetings. She Graff commcntate the show. xiiftii, in civic and national o'! tary of the Interior to conduct a and Fuels participates to Lura Mae Merrill, Held Here according Meeting the Senate Interior committee. a program of research to develop home demonstration agent with fund raising campaigns and is Senator Moss is a member 'J new and more efficient methods By Helper Kiwanians of the Woman's past president the Utah State University. arship for her efforts in that the committee and subcommittee. of mining, preparing and utilizClub of Helper. Mother's Day was the theme of field of study. A bill similar in purpose, which ing coal. He may supplement Even though the 1960 Catholic-Motheshow The will be in presented the program of the Kiwanis club She was" also active in the Co- established a separate coal re Federal government activities oy is well versed on matters the auditorium of the Price junior last night with the principal ed club here and was the club search agency, was passed by using the research facilities of of her religion, she attends reli 4 schX)1 Girls ihigh from speaker being Dr. G. Homer secretary last year. She has also each Durham of the U. of U., who both the junior high and the sen gion and' ; inquiry classes won achievement awards in H state Moss week. .stitutions Fipenhower veto, Senator and agencies, told of the great influence women ior high schools will model. endeavors, and possesses several ator Moss said. . has played in the history of the The 'theme of the show, "O Mrs Schocnberger will be hon-:m I perfect attendance awards. ored at the luncheon, Saturday, f world, especially in efforts to LieM-heart- ed Sorina" reflects thn May 14, at the DOCW convention At Carbon High she has been make this world a better world. mood of the sewing fashion". to '2iem active in the Thespian and Forbe held in Helper, when she Hold Confab Guests were Mrs Durham, Dr. jGaity and lightness for the BYU PRESENTS ensic clubs and is also active'y Knights Spring will "Mother and Mrs Here Sunday: Elect and three make a point feminity. Fabrics of thebe presented the the occupied in Pep club activities. Year Award" by Most widows of former Mrs Kiwanians, are softer, more airv. A junior this year, her plans New Officer Slate Rev. Bishop Joseph L. Federal. IN THEIR SHOES SAND Leva Hall, Mrs Rose Peterson, with a textured look achieved are to attend Carbon college and and Mrs Helen Acord. Pete Bot- - through miniature designs and then go on to the University of ? 'f ' : tino, was meeting chairman. ithe addition of white to pastels. PIONEER HISTORICAL Utah. Kiwani-Anpresented their Raskpt .wpaw?. ia,urrfc w. HELPER PTA WILL naCatherine Nielsen, another "Mother of the Year Award" to fords and A delegate of the Helper Joursharkskins, diagonal tive of Helper, has been a top I MR. SCHULTZ motner wiift tne youngest baoy weaves, prints (abstract, impres-thi- s . a to been as has act invited nal, student all of her school years, I year Mrs James Banasky. Sionistic and Pacific Isle) will be MEET MONDAY member of the Utah State NewsHal J. Schultz, president, Car- and while at Helper Junior Hign Vorfll solo was cnnir Vvj W T i Committee b J paper Publicity for Knn Will DJ fll in aUUIiUiiare. yvime ...n, Cinhnnl Rnorrl 2,1 I ' n was very active in the Co-e- d i The last meeting of the Helper. his everywhere and tthe accomPanied 08 In Their Shoes", the mu- Mrs EveTvn S. "Sand . . Jones vice pres- wif club and other activities of the PTA will be held Monday, May chamois wi.l sand based vanilla the sical play upon epic dent returned early this week: "school. Next weekP 9, at the Helper Central school wil, March of the Mormon Battalion, Blues She was also a member of the at 7:30 p.m. which will be presented at the ed b . ' the annual convention of the. . .. . , ,;n,F Rampage club and of the Girls Tw n,n,.. fLi wuu"u """.enea ana irosiea peacn. arjricoi An informal panel discussion giant Brigham Young University National School Boards Ass'n. chorus. Her musical talents also ibe chairman. meeting outdoor and coral will come into the spot on the general PTA program will stadium on 23, 27, May Mr Schultz commented on th.' include the playing of the accord30, 21, and June 1. light for the season's fashion be the feature of the evening. general business of the conven- BAKE SALE SATURDAY ion, "not with any professional Mrs Catherine Wright, Mrs Em- sewing. ' ' Mr Lynn Overlade, director of tion and reported on comments ambitions, only to entertain myrna Mrkley, Mrs Lela Schultz The Spring Glen Relief Society &, self and my friends," Catherine the Helper LDS Ward Choir and by two of the principal speakers: will .crwtncnr Models will present the show and Mrs Verla Dunn will be the a Hnlri ulo infnr- Dr. John H. Furbay, director et Mrs Overlade, will be guests of pointed out. so that panel members. 7 at 10 a.m. at tho'? the young sewing-sflm n,Q!of plobal pdnoatifin TWA and day, May She was also active in Legion ovtt Subject of discussion will be " oratorical contests at the school. fashions and the representative The Purposes of PTA. . opening night, and has been asked lecturer of the Strategic Intelli she is a member of ; At Carbon to write a review of the great gence School, Washington, D.C.., , tell of the newest in sewinz . Music will be furneshed by the iB j W u ne".will in the keynote address tie Pep cub and is presently busy Costumes musical drama. His criticism and in range techniques junior high chorus under direc ,""-with business and college prep size from the Subteen, for the tion cf Melba Hyatt. appraisal is to become a part cf that we must educate mour rhil Glen Ward. f n studies. IIVX1U U jiuuiviiu.v, Xut Wit tir,ij the historical record and filed, 'Junior High girl, to Misses fash This will be the last meeting MR. BONACCI Plans for the future: Two years ions appropriate for the teachers. and it will be truly a PTA meet along with some 50 other reviews, and that they cannot assume at Carbon college then off to At the ' annual convention of in the permanent records of the world leadership unless they ar; Commencement Exercise The patterns that will be shown where we will talk on PTA, and cither BYU or U. of U. taught to understand the adoles- At Carbon have been selected to provide on a proposed summer recreation Utah councils of Knights of Co- University. College new sewing experiences for any program," stated Mrs Dunn. invitations are last held of Special here being cent nations of the world and lumbus, Carole Zaccaria, a native Sunday, to sew-s- et them and their people Set For May 27th member from the girl New elected officers to be in Bingham, has been a resident 'of a Helper man, Joe Bonacci Jr., issued to descendants of the Mor on accept Tentative plans have been iet who is abut to undertake her first stalled at this an equal basis. Carbon county and Castle Gate was elected State Advocate, alonj mon Battalion members, Sons of meeting are Mrs In discussing the convention up for commencement exercises project to the more experienced Dunn, the Utah Pioneers, Daughters of Keith Williams, since 11946. She lived in Calif- with other officers. president; "Education for World at Carbon College, which will be seamstress. 1st The new state advocate, ha? the Utah Pioneers, the Governors subject Miss Sally Mauro and. ornia for a short time. cn May 27, at 6:30 Mrs L. 2nd At Helper Junior High Carole been a member of the Knights of Utah, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Leadership", Dr. C. T. Hu of!heId Dr. Friday, This is a good opportunity for George Pizza, A. Ray Olpin, president Columbia p.m. that stated New Arizona CalifColumbus 30 of for and Norton .secretary and Mrs Lohi Mexico, University herself years. distinguished by receiving H all all young girls, especially Elected State Deputy was Jul- ornia, members of legislatures, we are the world leaders ind of the University of Utah, will Williams, treasurer. Legion awards for oratorkaj work the featured speaker. Other members, and their mothers to club ius Zacardi of Provo; John Piq-uet- mayors, city councilmen, and for work in the Co-e- d and will remain so as long as the be accan see be that the will include honor stu beauty as vice president. She was also Provo, state secretary; Vir- other officials, and of course, the communist nations are engaged speakers dents Waldo Murray and Thad complished with ther home sew Legion Names Boys a member of the Rampage staff. gil Moore, Ogden, state treasurer, general public and citizenry of in catching up with us The convention started Anril Nelson, both from Emery county, ing by choosing attractive styles To Attend Boys' She was one of the school's and Josph Fitzgerald, Salt Lake the great Intermountain West. 23 , Waldo being from Huntington, and proper fabrics. and ended April 27. outstanding fashion show com- City, state warden. In Their Shoes" commem "Sand Three boys from Helper will Thad from Ferron. Music jand Mike Mr Zacardi and mentators, and has carried thru George, orates what has been called "The attend be furnished the A cap!wi11 Boys State. They are Lynn by c; in this endeavor in high school. Salt Lake City, immediate past-sta- te march of infantry in re- oewage 1 OllUtlOn IS Reid, son ,Jf M and Mrs Leslie the direction of Mother's Day Masses under longest achoir, pell were as is she named the school At Carbon High deputy, corded history." Reid, sponsored by Carbon Post An Urgent Problem Frank Postma. There will be one St. Anthony's active in the Forensic and Thes- delegates to the Supreme conGet tickets now and do not bs from the entire 21; James Bfyner, son of Mr and number jmusicaj club vention in in Atlanta. Ga., during Pep pian groups, and Residents in this area were ad - eraduatmz class. thousands were Mother's Day Novena of Masses Mrs Jim Bryner, Martin, sponthe summer, and Mr Moore was disappointed programs. vised ! today of the increasing turned last away Baccalaureate services will be will begin Sunday, May 8 at sored by Helper Lions Club, an year Mr as are named Zaoardi's alternate the future for Her hopes sewage pollution of the water in held on Sunday, May 22, at 7 8:30 a.m., at St. Anthony's Ca- Blain Crawford, son of Mr and to become 3 Home Economics with Frank J. Becker, Provo, act the Price River. tholic church, and will continue Mrs Ralph Crawford, sponsored teacher. Schooling will continue ing as alternate for Mr George, Skousen Governor? Large amounts of raw sewage in the evening. for nine days, Msgr. Edward if. by the Helper Kiwanis Club. at Carbon college for two years Over fifty men from the four are being dumped in the river Stavroulakis Funeral Boys State will be held at the Dowling stated today. "Our livthen "I havent decided on the councils in the state attended the by both individuals and munici- Held will Utah State University at Logan deceased mothers and ing sessions held here. other school or schools, yet."' Wednesday palities along its course. This be remembered at the Musses m on June 4th. Only 500 boys will same water source is being used Salt Lake Church b eacccptcd this year. this Parish during this time." to irrigate farms and gardens Funeral services for Gcorgo thruought the county, and tn Stavroulakis, 68, Salt Lake City, CATHOLIC WOMEN LIST CONVENTION PLANS some instances to provide the were held Wednesday at the Holy flow in gutters located along ci'y Trinity Greek Orthodox church. STATE ANNOUNCES INDIAN CANYON PROJECT May 13 and 14 will be Catholi: convention Friday evening. It is ' He died Monday at his home afstreets. Women's day in Helper by pro- emphpasized that all Catholic The Utah State Department of stretch on this same route from Health officials feel that lh ter a hear tattack. of Mayor Chris P. women, whether affiliated with clamation busaccording to C. Tay- Duchesne southerly. This is in and Price Highways, former A should cf made be aware or to the council invited Helper public not, are Jouflas. Director of High- Indian Canyon and it will also lor Burton, City the dangers that exist in sufn inessman, he operated the The occasion is the 32nd ann- attend all sessions of the convenasked has for bids for new call for surfacing. beseveral ways, for Club here years laden tion. Par50c. is Diocesan sewage waters, particularly Registration fee ual convention of the The project on this end is to in Carbon coun construction road to Lake Salt in those cases where children are fore moving City. Council of Catholic Women. Mrs ticularly important is that the v fa Feb. was 1894, at ty. The project is located on be complettxl in 125 working days. 10, born He j anreto attracted them. the on ladies attend sessions Lee J. Diamanti, president, conInterested parents and individ Alloncs, Rethymon, Crete, Greece State Road No. 33 from Castle Total estimated cost of nounced that more than 300 wo- ligion, programing and the resbe tn struction miles will 5.6 $375,000. uals are exprcssini their concern to Joseph and Folme Slavroui- Gate northeasterly men and priests from the dio- - ponsibility to church, home and Bids will be opened at the State over the threat to health that the akis. He married Maria JIalkia- - ward uuencsne. ccso will gather at the Helper community, a consist of wi'.l a Cflpitol Construction Athpird .Tntt, ?i iv7 Building on Tuesday, M3y water pollution problem is pos Affiliates of the southeastern civic auditorium to learn how to 2 p.m. 10th at and surfaced bituminous roadway Greece. more supine. Stens to provide hrinsr Christ more effectively into district, with spiritual moderator 19 The , one structure Knit buildina the of widow. job will be awarded to t!v c,iri.yf,H 0fP port and money for construction their homes and activities. His Rt. Rev. Monslgnor E. F. Dowling, lowest 3rd the in On bro feet May qualified bidder after bHs length. cousin. Lake Citv: arc Bingham: of proper treatment plants Bishop .will be host at the convention. Read Story on Page Five Excellency, Most Rev. will are checked by the Utah State State Department Highway Steve, Pete. Mark, tared byithcrs, consi Stratis, with Activities will the will b'Rin be being Federal currently Joseph L. have opened bid3 on a four-mi- le Department of Highways. all of Greece. Continued on Campaign Announcement Page 3 these groups. . Four on the theme of the 'olle f Sen-'"m- - eet ed j j t semi-month- r j P-- 4-- Sen-recall- 1 " ns . j ,m.. I f . off-whit- es 1? .... ' . y 0:- r. .,! .,.."T. v-- s.; 4-- te, State At i For. In in speaker Page |