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Show Universal Microfilm Corp 141 Pierpont Ave 1,66 ANNUAL CLUBS 4-- H The annual Club Dicnic will be held at the Price City Park today, June 17th. This will be for all mem bers, parents, leaders and the friends of Clubs are urged to come as a group. Everyone ia to bring their own lunch. Rcot beer will be served by members of Leaders Council. Those who plan to go in swim ming should bring their bathing suits, towel girls must' wear bathing caps.. Bring your own. Registration will begin at 9 this morning. Leaders should have their registration sheets ready. A concession stand will sell candy, ice crean and other picnic treats. 4--H 4-- H 4-- "NEW NAME-SAM- E r&tL. PICNIC TODAY, PRICE. r,e A; MINING VOLUME 59 NUMBER s RAILROAD "DISTRICT AND 24 SAYS BENNETT OF ARA LOANS IN AREA ZIP CODE HELPER, UTAH School Board to Adopt OLD BOONDOGGLE" NEWSPAPER - 84526 THURSDAY, JUNE 1965 17, Budget Tonight '65-'6- 6 The Carbon County Board of the salary increases contracted Education will meet tonight at to teachers of the district last UTAHNS VOTING IS ABOVE THE AVERAGE Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, 7:30 p.m. in the Board Offices year. said today that he has Installs New Officers no auopi a new operating anu The salary program for all Utah led the entire nation in tions a total of 374,709 votes been denied access to records Older general budget for the district teachers was started by the Urged Carthe of recent At a percentage of its voting age ' were cast for president in Utah for meeting An Board last year, an e school year 1965-6and information concerning the To Enroll Now! status of firms that have ob- bon Post 21, American Legion population who cast ballots in out of 467,817 persons of voting estimated maintenance and od- - plan that started with a minof Helper, Douglas Parsons of the 1964 presidential election age. The voting percentage in parting- budeet of $2,208,559.05 imum of $4400 starting Attention: Older If tained Area Redevelopment Adsalary This fact was reported by Utah 1960 was 80.1 was as Post installed the Helper compared with i9. m e loans. sheet along with. to a top salary of $6996 with a ministrative not in are a enrolled you Commander, by Past District Foundation, the private, non- .v.i7o in xwt. juduuiw, uic several other budget funds, bachelor degree. With art esThe Utahn, in a Senate speech Commander clubJ or signed up individually Voll. of persons voting also Fred research profit percent governmental bud'increase timated of .this estimated total hiking Same nowit is time to come , into entitled, "New Name and was based on a uecmieu iiwn rj.o in law to mt ifar the npw voarc nri to ab0ouf $300 'the range year will be the Extension Office and enroll Old Boondoggle," said he has o " ' " Other officers installed were: agency technical I' " j study recently 62.0 in 1964. from $4700 too $7520. $5,991,194.39. for the project or projects of raised the question of the sta- Quentin Fox, 1st vice comman- special In U.S. Carbon the Bureau 9,006 percompleted by county, Other items to be funded in of choice. times is tus firms It your many "only der; Joe Manzanarez, 2nd vice important sons out of a voting age popuIncluded In the tentative total the budget are" monies for the that you do so this week if pos to' have been told that it is im- commander; Fred Martinez Jr., of the Census. lation of 11,291 cast ballots in is $139,790.00 for the school continuation of the kindergarten ' ' , sible;-- proper to give out such informa- adjutant and finance officer; 1960 presidential the the 76.9 to election lunch According' report, fund; a capital program1 artd' funds for summer tion about specific projects be- Vince Bonza, Americanism; of for a voting percentage of 79.8 outlay program Utah's All older of who are en- cause it voting population fund construction school operation. for the might damage them." S, V. Litizzette, advocate; Jack age voted in the last presiden - percent. During the 1964 elec- ' rolled and nearing completion of school Persons interested in the adnew three Executive Bennett Busato, "This said, tial election. This compares tions a total of 7,802 votes were one in Helper, and twobuildings, option of the new budget, are will be eligible to attend the , Sen. sounds to me like a significant committee members are: (the with a 66.2 cast for president in Carbon for $3,280,344.50; also ' additional welcome to attend the meeting Camp July 12, term of office) Mr Bonza (3), for the voting percentage ' Mountain States, county 13 and 14 at Boulger in Hunt admission that a very high proeight monies with which to 'continue tonight. of all projects are in Mr Litizzette (1), and Mr Voll 66.0 portion 1 g a for The Foundation eleven the Western is for! an be This will y ington Canyon. ' trouble to offices Other be filled an impression that fl). and 62 0 for the nation points out that there was con-a- s those who will be sophomores ' will be Chaplain and the States, a whole. siderable variation in the vot- this fall and up to 19 years old. has been borne out by such later rVY d in n TcTvTf inli - if rvc t n o t in rr rvnTVvnf a era. trrnn-specific information as I have Service Officer. Mr. Martinez, who is lmmedii i been able to obtain on my own." f in tic nt THoh tv, ,mHr rw. ben. Bennett made the rein was I960 versons uaUy presiNew Car Buyers slightly voting After several years of no ac- - coaching will be under dierction SSt Sh rW1964 marks in a speech during Sen- - that recoruea n in uiai uenuai eiecuuns irom uie irom rangea tive pre play, the American Legion of Bert Happs, former To Receive Refund ate debate on the Public Works until September. semi-prvious presidential eiecnon oi mgn oi aa.uvo in Morgan county Junior Baseball program has '20s base i early and Economic Development Act 1960. A total of 401,413 Utahans to a low of 54.7 in San Juan been reactivated in Helper and ball player. . All automobile buyers whose of 1965. Jim of Greener in Grand the Eastern Utah areas, A complete schedule of the Denver, Colo, out of an estimated new cars were purchased in age county and 58.4 "This is another of those bills spent the day here last Wednes population of 522,000 voting cast bal-- , county. Nine of the counties in announcement by games has not yet been drawn an Utah after May 15 will receive whose to of day visiting with his parents lots in the 1964 presidential elec-- ; Utah reported voting percent-lion- . Vince Bonza, athletic officers of up, but will be published in the refunds equal to the excise tax us can stated purpose none he said. the A. J. oppose," Greeners. In the 1960 general elec- - ages in excess of 90. near future. reduction approved by Congress Helper's Carbon Post 21 "The bill's purpose is to reGames This Week at as a result of President John- -' duce the Bonza that stated pres persistent local pockets of ent have time been teams son's recent recommendation. games four, Friday unemployment by using reof per- 5 p.m. Emery at East Carbon with fielded prospects Elias J. Strong, Executive sources of the Federal Govern8 p.m. Helper at Price haps two more teams. of the Utah Au- ment to create local job opporwill be un- Saturday, June 19 team The Helper tomobile Dealers Association, tunities that could not come of former 2 p.m. East Carbon at Helper der management announced today that the into being without such help. and 8 p.m. Emery at Price. Scarcelli star Jim Legion amount of the refund will de- The bill would do this by conThe annual Helper Boys Basepend upon the actual tax reduc- tinuing, under a new name, the ball Bake Sale comes off this tion voted by Congress, but in program that has been operat- BLEACHERS ORDERED SPORTSMEN'S NEWS Saturday at two downtown lo- - SWIMMING POOL OPEN TWO 4-- H GAMPS any event all automobile manu- ed for nearly four years by the cations, Veltri Drug and CorBy Jame6 ft'. Bates facturers have agreed to pass Area Redevelopment Admin- FOR KIDS BALL PARK net Store. The finest in cakes, Regional Game Manager the full tax reduction benefits istration," he said. Dies. Castries will he offered The Helper swimming pool IN AREA III 1965 He said also there lire that on to the consumer. the streams are starting for saie to raise funds to oper. opened for the summer season Well, an order City placed Helper a number of unanswered quesTwo Club Camps will be baseball program Monday and will remain-iop "From present indications", tions which should be studied this week for three portable to slow up and level out. This ate held this we num our year instead of one. seuoim piaiu m Helper and North Carbon steel bleachers for use at the wee, eration until early September! Strong said, "only a portion of carefully before "we move e split for junior CamP in White This River. should be v Htv tndav hv it new w3c little league field, thanks jmnnnnH this 10 (the President requestto expand the old promembers and older to a take kids V the place to good will iSwimmin? be the of free the Price will be generosity removed in ed the gram." this weekend. Lower Fish creek n L,JaHin n this' vear thev said immediate future but whatever o Those 10 to 14 will be eligible Before we face the decision Elks Lodge No. 1550 and the uvivcb ,n; ycjuiiig vcuiinjkaigiu au w j j reduction is effected will be re- of expanding ARA we should Utath Power and Light Co. Elks has also been planted this year fo rthe sale and they will be At the regular meeting of the for a junior club camp which turned to the automobile buyer have been given a clear picture Lodge contributed $600.00 for but the fishing wasn't &too hot out in force Saturday to push City Council last Thursday the will be held July 28, 29 and30, Gary the sales. who purchases a car any time as to how well the old program the purchase of the bleachers last weekend. Leonard management and staff of the presumably at Avintaquin. went to the six mile Roundy UP&L and added $25.00. iH3m were between May 15, when the has worked," he said PPO"neu as iuhows. "But! and re- misinZTect the Se TeaSe Mitchell Makris, coach at Notre Older members from Car-S- d President originally made his since all local projects were The bleachers will be 18 feet post from the bottomslow. Othwas real fishing tfatronfee School, Price, man- bon, Emery, San Juan and proposal, and enactment of the labeled with a political tail- long, five rows high and can be port me ers fished the down from top gUard' bill itself expected to be July 1. board, I suppose that it's too T' easily transported from one to the six mile post and we've Knn and Annette Dalpiaz, womens After the bill is passed, the much to expect." field to another wherever the had reports of some nice brown 14 to Boulger, Huntington Can- toPPbeC authorized tax reduction would He said that the "only mea- need arises. Each unit seats offered for attendant. rainbow being taken and native. of reduction a in be reflected sure of success" on which to between 65 and 70 adults. sale are donated .by mothers of (but again only a few Preparations for this camp new car prices." Check is found in the claim j Delivery is expected within scheduled for waters other made in the agency's March two weeks according to City p.nNTRm The UADA and the National planting this week were Willow had the that report program xvecuruer doe ounauci Automobile Dealers Association . Conference at Snow College last ILake, Uppfer Right Hand Fork jr. .on 70,000 jobs. s of Huntington, Boulger Reser- V week. Delegates from each of have been working toward elim- created I understand it, if yen, "As s and 30 0 IILOOLIJ; IIUIIi locations, Veltri Pond. 'voir Most and Benches ination of the tax for some time. take all bo? ese counties held planning the projects that acand wm continue uniii of the other waters are still in are The state association has point'sessions and outlined the activ hatching Grasshoppers "GARDEN CLIPPINGS" total1 under way and accessible. The road to Ferron au!r . "v in laree numbers. There ities for all three davs. These ed out to the entire Utah Con- tuallyall got out . J the job estimates that 1 up Reservoir from Willow Lake is "v . , p ;have been many inquiries as to delegates elected a Mayor and gressional delegaion that a fed- appeared on the original applibv Digger " eral excise tax on new passen- cations for those still closed, we'd recommend what to do as an individual and a Mayorette who will preside projects, you drives only into as a community. Again, may I over the camp, assisted by oth ger cars has been in effect since get this 70,000 figure," he said. If anyone has a yen to sam- covered grass- - Millers Flat and Cleveland Res chocolate World War I, was originally enpie the article printed er leaders in recreation, citiz "However, when the General hoppers, this summer they will ervoir. These reservoirs ' have aIIRPIIIa in acted for reasons which no longthat enship, talent, etc Chosen as the PRDrrRlY recently paper ' Office made a sam- have an excellent U,H LWw stocked and not been NOW to time is er exict, and would reduce the Accounting the opportunity. reports spray mayor was Vera Olsen from check on 80 of these proj-- , tell us we will are that the fishing is poor. Oil CO IHKiC 0ITU are while nation's taxes by approximately ple it found the the Agriculturists County, and mayorette grasshoppers Emery ects, jobs were be literally plagued with them There have been some u JUIiL Z4I U is Sue Morley. $1.8 billion annually if repealed. overstated young! cent. 98 some by per if we don't take some measures wheel drive vehicles into both' . Co In Utah alone, removal of the Tn other Lets everyone on the block A smorgasbord will be held AH if that was true to rid ourselves of the ' ? " reservoirs. ZZ pests., in the community spray atimf! first nichtt. also a Hooten :cr entire 10 tax would save the for all words, T;7ai projects there would. Our means of eradication is Last week while I was in same time! Tus the state's citizens approximately have been anny and dance, sa e of surp personal only about Jo.ouu weed control. If we are in an Dragerton a number of small no County' state ori Special resource people will is $8 million annually. estivarat located of the 70,000 jobs or half area where spraying is prohibi-jfrwere inquinng as to when ?Jn"y. ti"nVin Arizona Colo- - Federal assistance available -'The camp in attendance. -mate," he said. s oana xogemer 10 Kiiine Jtast uaroon jrona wouia e com or let aswhere live, groups will with except an awards close The Utahn declared that the as mcAivu, uiau aim munities want to do something many weeds as we can by stocked again. Well, kids you lauu, F. Spadafora Services and program Wednessembly increase in civilian employment , or hoeing. Incidentally can look forward to this big 'as a ioint venture. .j day noon. Notre Dame generated by private industry pulling Friday we will do ourselves two favors event sometime before the 4th I state that it is may Again, n A letters will be mailed to without ,iii special government help Catholic Church, Price one of destroying bug pests: of July. n m.. tmie for neighbors to get to leaders and individual project ftffprpd for salP at. during the past four years was the other of preventing weed Last week Rudy Drobnick and everyone spray at members "100 times Frank Spadafora, 52, former 3.5 million jobs prior to the encamp& MDST, June 24, 1965, according igfther seeds from scattering. Fish and the of John same time. But do it NOW! ment. Rodney to Re Gerald resident of Price, died Monday greater than the deflated ARA The small E. McNamara, fry delight in grass Game Department, rode some Chlordane and dieldrin are members who are Older after a heart attack at his figure of 35,000 for a like pert. i : t ... the sum- of the San Juan Country for gional Administrator of General .i.ure j hunts hopper during dviiwu and who wish to not ;wu home in LaPuente,, California. iod." Administration. Services up signed mer. Let us encourage and re- Big Horn Sheep. Rodney reports COUntV. It IS desirable tO attend this the "1 Kn 1m. marfn matr Tnarwinn an new "Even 35,000 camp must enroll jobs is Holy Rosary will be recited impressive figure, but how can ward them but at the same they saw 5 large rams on the mediately with the exception ofifolow the recommendations put,in 4.H immediately. Its .YlCilDJUU UtOliCk UUl ill tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Mit- we depend on that total? In time teach them not to torture Mossbacks, just south of Hid' Saturdays and Sundays. their captives Even a bug has den Valley; 10 sheep on Fry on grasshopper chell Funeral Chapel, Price. control from obtained be are these jobs peraddition, Listings may fol- Point and 4 on Found Mes-a- Irom Requiem Mass will be held manent or only temporary? Are feelings OlinU the Personal Property Utah State University, or to This menace is like threatened we've Looks 10 at least in on piT a.m. recommendations low Notre got at the fipT oHU W Friday the companies supplying them Utilization and DisDivision, j suffered We have serious. hird. nucleaus a of 1 the Dame Church, Price. quite operating successfully or are a loss of fruit crops through Ipraytaaiiervacant lots, ditch CCHTHRF0 1 fi 1RTIJX Joe Dale from Ferron contin- posal Service, General Services borout in 41, the He was born Dec. 4, 1912 at they Building red, paying I I frost so we can ill afford to ued to follow the Muddy elk. Administration, fence lines, and other j banks, Denver Federal Center, Denver, Green River, Utah, to Charles rowed money for wages? How take another beating. Act now, He's their and areas harbor breed migration that charting 80225. and Theresa Vetere Spadafora. many of these jobs represent a don't the dry weather routes and watching for calves. Colorado Painting of 16 local artist grasshoppers. until Bids will be accepted Married Corilla Woolsey, Feb. net gain in employment or how will bedelay, went on display in the main sooner than we Green here River on Do not Blotter, Ralph fruits, vege spray 1:00 p.m., MDST, June 24, 1965, 4, 1935. Was former automobile many simply represent a trans- think .and with it grasshoppers. 41 of the Helper civic audConservation edible or Officer, lounge reports tables, any produce at the GSA Business Service salesman for United Motor Co. fer of activity and income from itorium this week, according to buffalo and 5 calves at mature to use is Where it necessary 41, Denver Fedof Price. Worked at real estate people already employed In the official of the North Fred Box on the Henry Moun Center, Building use on Voll, edible control Spring produce, eral Continued on Pape Three Denver, Colorado. insecticide such as malathion. agent in San Gabriel, Calif. He Carbon tains. Looks like we'll gradually Refer Center, sponsor of Take Over Industries, Scouts Hike to Sale No. was a member of the Catholic MusWestern Coal to the our built Mining come herd the in or Call again. up get County The Spanish Trail Church. show. eum and art our the we released Last week Agent's office in the Court ATTEND GRADUATION The paintings will hang 30 A group of about 30 Boy Whitewing pheasant brood birds Heart Ass'n. Speaker House and pick up the bulletin Survivors are his widow, Lo DAUGHTER FROM U of U fro mthe Price Game Farm. At Price June 17th days and then new pictures covering grasshopper control. Puente; two sons, Terry also of Mr and Mrs Harold Nielsen Scouts from the will Kanab be hung for a similar persent were These Old to birds the area hiked Spanish La Puente; Gary, Nogales, ArL. George Veasy, of Salt Dr. to iod of Lake time. of Carol Salt and motored for release in this Trail month building along hopes sisearly izona; three grandchildren; Artists featured are: Tom they met their with Leader Martin Sunter. The up a pheasant population in Lake City, will speak on Rheu ters, Mrs Rose Albo, Mrs Clara Friday where matic Fever & Congenital Heart and her husband, Ca- hike is made to qualify scouts that area. Sgt and Mrs Guido Chiaretta Beveridge, Inez Gigliotti, Rena Bruno, all of Helper; brothers, daughter son Donald left last Mon- Knudson, George Jackson, F. 17 and on Defects Sundra therine that to and June and remind like for in I'd merits badges Llewellyn. you Thursday, hiking Crocco, Mrs John (Yolanda) at 7:30 pm.'ln the College of day on the first leg of heir W. Voll, Angelina Fromm, Mar Control attended Game the said. the Board of Sunter Trail they grad Saturday hike, Big Spanish Anthony, Salt Lake City; The trek begins near meets ' in Price, at the Court Eastern Utah Library. Dr. Vea- journey to Germany where he ie Fausett, Clayton Worthen, Green River, and his uation and convocation exercises at he' University of Utah new Castle, Iron County and House, June 23, at 8 p.m.. This sy is a Pediatric cardiologist. will be stationed for 3 years. Evelyn Massey, Vernell Worth-emother, also of Green River. ' Lorus ' Winn, Katherine The program is being spon- They spent a month here with where Catherine received her ends at Veyo. ' ' is an opporutnity available to Burial will foe in the Price degree from the College of EdLocal boys on the hike were you to make recommendations sored by the Carbon County Di her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Griffone, Lea Nielson, BeverLee City Cemetery under direction ucation. She plans to teach in Jess Needles, Pat Kokal, Steve concerning management of our vision of the Utah Heart Assn. James Sr., and other relativef Gorishek, Robert Sandoval, Max The Public is invited to attend. before departing. ine Harris and Lillian Laboroi. of Mitchell Funeral Home. Carbon county this fall. Veltri. big game. ! Carbon Legion Post 21 f h, ers 6 ar 4-- H . . ' s; five-coun- 4--H ty - j hf-Pric- e v " ' wo Legion Baseball Revived V r rS , dn well-know- o ( j Vice-Preside- mm iffiE SttE SOTffiM nt j 4-- n c' ad "-'ll- 3) riau J 4-- H Zd IttooftelfflfcS alXlthtnvTlBTnS rds , j rriTiifrv ' I? lrnets j 1 : TeJ: four-whe- el four-'oAl.L- . . y . j " - 'a J " ebid "r at i "ii"" : b. ;."." j-- s u,-- i. j niv 4-- H ! 1 8UPS-65-24- 6. two-count- NOW!!! Ad-olp- 35-mi- le n, ft , |