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Show Universal Microfilm Corp 141 Pierpont Ave 1,66 JOB CORPS GALLS FOR BIDS ON FOOD ITEMS The Castle Valley Job Corps Center at Price has mailed bid invitations to prospective bidders for the following groups of perishable subsistence: Group I Meat; Group II Dairy Eggs, Poultry Products; Group III Fish and Sea Foods; Group IV Frozen fruits, juices and vegetables; Group V Bread. Contracts for furnishing of fresh fruits and vegetables will be negotiated with local merchants who have indicated an interest to bid on these items. Ed Evatz, director of the lo cal Job Corps Center announced that in addition to invitation for bids on perishables, information has ibeen mailed to prospective bidders for Heavy motorized equipment. Opening date on bids for the heavy equipment is June 25. Subsistence bids will be opened July 7 and 8. All interested bidders who do not already have the necessary information for bidding may con tact the Job Corps Office, Box 229, Price, Utah. NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, ZIP CODE - 84526 DISTRICT HELPER, UTAH JUNE 24, 19G5 Sclhool Budgets Aire Approved by HBoaird MUSICAL PROGRAM SUGGETESD SPONSORED BY ELDER UTAH RAILROAD AND VOLUME 59 NUMBER 25 UNIFORM ACCT'G SYSTEMS FOR CITIES 111 MINING A FOUNDATION STUDY Young Weed Diggers Clean Up Large Field At a meeting of the Board of Education of Carbon County School District last Thursday night, the members approved TWO GAMES FRIDAY LEGION TEAMS PLAY KZJLt: Last weekend a group of children ages 4 to 13 under the ' the TT5rTV; STL Sf"? budget jiJeff;t LEAVING Baseball league will play two,1 The State has done little to supervision of Mrs Cecile Han- EIGHT BOYS Mso night was TH GEARY GROUP AT the Mmp, on tfL loral field to-- 1 a encourage implementation sen dug weeds in the field addebt SeTl capital Rosina Colombo Rites of the uniform accounting sys- North Carbon Stake, Second joining their home in the Porter FOR BOYS' STATE in the amount of et TVonS vSce tem developed for counties and Held Monday In of Elders is presenting Addition.lt was a contest to tor CarSn Post most municipalities during the past Quorum see could who area the this from pull boys Dam Miss Trinh Tu Eight "Helen" St. Anthony's Chnrch six years despite specific legisThe first game will be with and Group from the Brigham weeds. Youngsters participating will leave here some time to- the lative for made Emery County team at 5 appropriations Mark were: Brent and morrow for Logan and register Debbie, Total Budget fiequiem Mass was celebrated this Young University in a Musical and the second game will purpose. Migliaccio; Kendra, Carol, Gina in Saturday mornnig at 8 a.m. p.m. The total Monday morning in St. Anat receipts and balthe Geary Variety Program was made in a This Ca for the Annual Utah Boys' start at 8 p.m. with the locals ances are: M & O fund and Tomsic; Kyle Kaylene, thony's Catholic church for current point June the East Carbon team. Utah Foundation re- Theatre, Price, Friday, Mrs. Rosina M. Colombo, 90, olyn, Brent,' Brenda & Terry State conclave on the Utath playing 25, at 7:30 p.m. capital outlay & debt in the first game Last which search Friday analyzes report and Bran Bevan was Jason Howell; it State service Campus, Helper, who died of causes in- the University $3,642,844.50, and the will in The three be program of the season Helper won over legislative changes affectson; Tom Star; David and She- announced today by Vince Bon-zcident to age last Friday mornhinch school program fund for separate parts: 3. 9 & ing local government recently cnairman of activities for Price Legion to Ron Jewkes $139,790.84, for a grand total of 1. Mr. Lloyd Miller of the lly Babcock; Tharell, Bryan ing at fcer home. She was iborn Sept. 3, 1874, at enacted by the 1965 Utah Leg- B.Y.U. will demonstrate sev- Lynn Hinckley; Debbie and Kel Carbon Post 21, American Le- did the pitching duties. Last Saturday, the local team $5,990,242.49. islature. ley Spensko; Arthur Lamoreaux gion. Boys will remain there took Domanico, Italy, to James and M & O Expenditures Mr Oriental eral instruments. its second win when the The report observes that many Bobbie Fox; Bryant Taskar; until July 3rd. Maria Reda Marino. Married one few Miller the of is $62,880.00; In Administration, very boys bested East Carbon with who will attend are: Sam Colombo Nov. 11, 1900, in municipalities and counties still Americans who understands and Gene and Randy Diamanti and Boys Attend $1,597,527.15; struction, 11 10. win to one to run have not adopted the uniform Amano, Chuck Naranjo, Italy. He died Jan. 30, 1961. She Asian instruments. Robert Zaccaria. Gary ance service, $12,200.00; Health plays many the local for boys Tuesday night was a member of St. Anthony's accounting system developed Rick VanWagenen, Anton Tone, 2. Miss Dam will then show tn ninv service, $6L100.00; transporta .tavpIph tA TTnntincrt local units in the late 1950's. Parish, Catholic Church. on Carley Burton, John Bianco, the Vietnam slides colored South tion, $75,480.00; Operation of team. 1959 Utah Legislatures) Since Emery "GARDEN CLIPPINGS" Phil Gardner and Ron Magann. Survivors are daughter, sons, maintenance life the $170,620.00; and covering typical of To help defray the costs Mrs. Rose Gigliotti, and John have appropriated a total of cultural level in Vietnam. fixed Sponsors of the boys are the fielding the teams a nominal $78,000.00; acto uniform $167,000 promote by Digger Sociedad Mexicana Cuauhtemoc F., both of Helper; Ralph F.., 3. Miss Dam will play several student $179,000.00; body ges, charge 0f 50c for counting among local units.) sections Kemlworth; six grandchildren, Foundation the old masters Having trouble keeping up Independent Coal & Coke Co., adults and 25c from activities $6,000.00 Community is for students that analysts report six sister, services $20,000.00; Total M & consisting of Beethoven, Franz with your garden these days? Rio Grande Vets Club, Helper requested. Mrs. Josephine Chivaralle, New "the appropriation made to the Liszt, Mendelssohn, and Brahms How about Volunteer Firemen, the Helper O expenditures $2,207,607.15. a little Auditor this adopting for State plan activity York. Lloyd Miller was born in Los that will render it fairly easy. State Bank, Helper Kiwanis club to was Capital Outlay, Debt Ser. used mainly apparently Lions club and Price BOYS' BAKE SALE Burial was in Mt. View Ceme18 At Helper Calif. the of look Angeles, age of all the First situation Building sites $150,000.00; the regular apElks Lodge No. 1550. tery, Helper, under direction of suppsupplement he went overseas with his fa- over. What needs doing WELL VERY GOES $2,862,344.50; to office." equip- buildings that propriation the Mitchell Funeral Home of $35 for each donate Sponsors His ther. was father teaching edg$250,000.00; ment, The Foundation study takes library books cultivating, grass A highly successful bake sale mofoM. conclave. The sent to Price. of bond-wa- s retirement note of the fact that during re-- ; in Iran. He heard music in the ing, thinning out? If it is weed- boy will electthe cone uded Saturday after- - d dflM from their ranks different boys countries of the far on oq. interest the weeds that Auditor' cent months the State ing always pick and middle east on the way to will grow the quickest and go to a mayor, councilmen, the coun- noon by the boys baseball or-- j bank $137,ooo.OO; of issued basic a has series ' Kilcrease Services In Iran was very interested seed first, and leave the rest ty and state officials, as well ganization under thedirection toW relating to uniform: in the and to senators two as Price Friday Afternoon regulations represent music of countries. these to A do between other in com-and has ; jobs. accounting begun Ori and league president James He oriental great deal of weeding can be Utah at Boys' Nation. Receipts in this CO&D fund r. rw. Funeral services for Garland piling financial information re- - musichadandalways liked 750 from un. boys inev were assisieu idv jirs.include Approximately a had chance of on hand finally avoided $2,837,163.85 units. from local ceived by placing strips The to hear it in L. Kilcrease, 54, Price, who person. After stay- plastic between rows of plants. every community in the state Louise Chavez, Mrs Alberta j. from sal eof bonds and insurdied Monday afternoon from in- -' 1965 Utah Legislature specifi-- ! he Plastic will keep moisture in will attend this conclave. They Rolando, Mrs Emma Espinosa, ance received on fire. ing in Iran for one juries suffered in a traffic ac- cally provided that the appro- went to Europe to seekyear, will be supervised and guided Mrs Neida Garcia and director success School Lunch too! cident, will Ibe Friday at 2 pm priation for uniform accounting as a councilors chosen mostly Tony Hribar, six He by jazz off pianist. spent dead $60,000.00; Food, $55, ibe blossoms, Cutting, is for Salaries, "to in Price First Baptist church. expended only U iin- im vigui uiiuiu-cmonths in Germany, then went makes the garden tidier. It also from the personnel of the Am$6,000.00; Kilcrease was killed instantly uniform accounting system of to exnd?tures $18 790.84; lowing wmners of cakes: Henry Switzerland and enrolled at saves one trouble of having erican Legion. ' Monday when his southbound political subdivisions, including the University of Geneva to hundreds the Mike Greenland, Castle Gate; Jf mof unwanted plants car collided with the rear fen- manuals, composite reports, stilrfv spvpral nriAntal Inn. in Mrs Louise lotal Kandaris, Price; the spring. der of a pickup truck driven and supervision." FISIT AND GAME'S Vasquez, Mrs Harriet Rowley, Another problem discussed in guages. He then went to Stock-- 1 Edging the lawn back from by Moiser Herrera, 46, of Price. holm and spent a year there; the sidewalk gives a tailored SPORTSMEN'S NEWS Miss Trudy Zaccaria, Dr Wm. Utah Industry Climbs The accident uccured at the the latest Utah Foundation reGorishek, Price; Lou Tone (2); studying piano, after which he look and edging a flower bed TnUn III Clrnv.1 tl Ttnnm. ( Rapidly According junction of U.S. Highway 50-- port is that relating to dual tax- went to Brussels, Belgium, and ft'. Bv Bates the James from growing grass The worked for a few months and keeps and Consumers Road, about 3 ation of city residents. A" wuaus Price; Mrs Kay Bigelow, and, into the flowers. Some gardners Regional Game Manager study observes that while this miles east of Helper. Ardith Mrs Crawford. went to Paris, where he like to put a neat row of bricks utah-burgeoning industries was pronounced problem exists to some extent finally Kilcrease Mr On expressed a vote of ilw.roa(!Mi hpiT. vlP.adHpd-bv- Well, the weather has again the three lawn spent and flowers between Duxing the years. is state it the greatdead at the scene. His auto throughout last two years in Paris he spent making it easy to run one failed our operation. Last week thanks to all for the fine sup-- j manufacture to $705 million rolled five times after colliding est in Salt Lake County and time to the fund raising project. Boulger a gain of 69 percent over studying oriental lan- - wheel of the lawn mower on we did not get to plant with the truck, according to the some of the other large metroReservoir and the CC Pond, d well as as and Persian for 1958, acclose. the guages, the cut and grass politan counties. The problem Vietnamese statements of witnesses. however, if the weather holds Af- -' music. classical to a flow choice report preliminary cording produces Thinning because city taxpayers ter six He was born Sept. 6, 1910 at exists KENNECOTT BUYS 1963 Census of Manufacoverseas he re- - ers. Each plant has more room out we'll make it this week. the of years services the all must of for Jackto pay Arthur Coal Hill, Ark., Mr and Mrs Alden Downard turned to America to attend, to grow and the whole flower tures just issued by the U.S. son and Rufie Rartlett Kilcrease provided by their city plus a B.Y.U. He of Price, report fishing on the CARBON GOAL LAUDS Department of Commerce, Burto some much bed better. looks hopes day of which is Mar. tax, county 30, part Married Lucille Steel weekend Fremont the eau of the Census. "Vaue-add-eser- teach oriental music there. Try these things. They really was real over Thepast 1931, Spring Hill, Ark.; veter- used to furnish urban-typ-e in is water good. Tu in Trinh Dam born was . . haven't ." approximates the work, especially if you an World War II; member of vices to residents living outpood shape not high or roilly. FROM KNIGHT IDEAL When Vietnam. North of value Hanoi, time. much shipped less products side incorporated municipalities. Baptist Church. They both caught limits of nice she was about ten years of age cost of the materials used the m ai ttt f w sn n fit urn stn a Foundation calculate dauSurvivors: widow; sons, analysts " ' ""u" "iphow ra" Tji? from 12 to she moved with her family to to manufacture the products uu viyyc! For 14 incnes. remaps tnis wouia iviuuuay ghters, Mrs Reese (Ramona) that taxpayers in the five princi- Haiphong, a small seaport not metals Lake of cities Salt County lfst wittTa be a good trip for you folks Corp's Western Mining Division Evans, Judy, Pamela, David, pal at- -' Older Now She far Hanoi. from th away that like to get over some new, that the division had acquired vue .J Larry. Brent, Mike, Castle Gate paid $1.6 million last year to tended a French elementary totaI of 212 coal reserves of the for older Mrs G. (Linda) Crowe, Price; subsidize services provided to school this was where she residents. Club camps should be done The way the weather is hold 2,700 acres of the property of than Gary, El Toro, Calif.; Mrs T. indstrs ficuri fS Voters throughout the State got the name of Helen. Later before July 1. Members who'll be Knight Ideal Coal Company, lo- will the Manti whole (Margaret) Pinarelli, Warren, ing up on a she attended French public Mich.; four grandchildren, and in 1966 will decide on a consti- junior high school. In 1954,! be sophomores this Fall and up accessible; however, there is cated about ten miles north of by v tutional amendment which his mother, Price. emngron. took over! to 19 years of age will be elig still one big mud hole just north with when the establishment the would A Price in will the be City ible to attend the permit Burial company of Cleveland Reservoir. spokesman for - the North, her family fled toj Club camp on July continuing Cemetery under direction of of a metropolitan regional gov- Saigon. They were homeless older been very good in Clevfsaid "Kennecott's Cinttnurtt on PaQe Three .i need for lew cost sources of . 13 and 14. This will be held land, but a the Mitchell Funeral Home. f u m. taoSS f7r they are however! fish fuel ior uiree yeais. as a result, iu 12, and power", was reason in at Huntington Canyon Bolger the Miner, Trinh never had the opportunity . , . to go to senior high school. In for club members from Car- fish are small running from 7 for the purchase. of w of San agreement eT Juan, Grand, to 8 inches in length. 1957 she studied piano under bon, Emery, by jerry M arcus Jermn A . made public. ;r; tnri ,.n two French teachers: Madame Sanpete, and Juab Counties. We possibly get Cleve- - Equipment in the mine was H and Mr. G. Mousny, smorgasbord is planned for the land may this Reservoir planted not included in the transaction. TCfVst0$35 mulion also a hootenanny first hoping to make music her fu- and aevening, up week, but if we don't it'll bej W. W. Clyde, president of the.8?af dance. ture career. In 1959 she came percent; machinery to the July 4th holiday. W. W. Clyde & Co. contracting be prior In that order plans might to America and attended Carclud"g and Hole at-accessible , is owned to of firm Springville that bon College in order to learn made for the numbers another planning meeting was planted this week along the property, said that the mine UP .3? tend, other and mllhon. UP English "complicatwith "Ietal ProductsFork. You know wm be shut down August 31. ed" subjects. After graduation will be held about July 1. Clara there Lowry are some real nice fish in The mine employes about 35 SerCenu cnrwn she went to Oakland, Calif., Schofieid, Extension County Ag e both Lowry Fork and Seeley miners, truck drivers and tip- all ent for Carbon, urges where she attended the College Area Creek. In the past I've caught pie workers.Clyde said another Metropolitan of the Holy Names and gradu- members who are eligible to some Salt and Davis of composed of in fish fine both real 40,000 tons of coal will be mined ated in 1963 with a major in call at the Extension office in these creeks and down through under contract before closing. to VT; of $390 million, French. She stayed there an person or telephone added figure , She Straight urg-make Canyon additional year to work out a ahead full blast highest, by far, of the three All of the suitable water in programs going second major in Music. In Oc- es all boys and girls within this the looks if as and it everyone city areas in the State and alwho would like to be in the Huntington has been stocktober, 1964, she went to B.Y.U. age most 80 percent higher than its some to is concerned gain going Program and attend this ed. The big creek will be stock valuable experience. She is now working towards own 1958 total. Next highest ed just as soon as the water coexher master's degree, majoring camp, to make sure that theyj SMSA was Provo-OreThe chicks are out pheasant Willow aand clears drops up. in French and minoring in mu- are enrolled and with Utah to of with and date nest tensive the County, repro Lake was planted last fall, but in this week!" ! "Don'l worry I ntver gt in rroobl got frlandi in high placas." sic. She hopes to graduate in "Come of $142 mil- to a 1D63 looks duction .. good. Hope the slow. been has fishing They June 1966. She will be a teachare cataching a few on Ferron have some good reports during j lion, up 25 percent from 1958. at in French assistant To ing (Continued on Page Two) Jehovah Witnesses Reservoir, and Glenn reports the coming months. B.Y.U. next fall. N.M. Confab they are quite a lot nicer than Tickets will be sold by the Attend the fish this time last year. the the is "It among practice Boy Scouts. Proceeds from this ft t You know, the Utah State oi many lammes iu program will be used in the memDers of Fish & Game occasional an have reunion," Department I II Elder's Quorum Missionary is currently participating in the Fund and also for the Boy Fred Vandres said today. He the circuit Neighborhood Youth Corps. We is assembly Scouts. manager of Jehovah's Witness have managed to create quite es in Utah Circuit 1. He stated a few additional jobs for the Vfc f?..,. ST. ANTHONY'S NEW? that the 16 congregations that summer for our young folks regularly assemble together lo- so we've got new faces in the Helper's Western Coal Mining States represented included Sunday Mass Schedule cally will join about 200 other regional office, at the game Museum which opened last Tues Alaska, Arizona, California, Col and congregations in a large bi- farm and on the ranches. The day played host to 397 visitors orado, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, During July August 10:30 lingual gathering in Albuquer- kids are full of enthusiasm and the first week, accord ir.t to Maryland, Montana, New MexWill 8:30 and at be 7, TJ TravWtrf Sahtf Smnkm ico, New York, Oklahoma, Ten in the mornings. Effective as que, N.M., for four days this really ready to go in the fu- Fred Voll official of the ture we'll report a little of the nessee, Texas Washington and organization. of Sunday, July 4th. summer, July 1 16 exand states some from of will of of be the th 40 and is convention than mort Wyoming. th Bible caut People "This progress Convert Class Exctttiv ped The foreign country visitor periences that our Carbonites foreign nation signed the regisTonight (June 24) at 7:30 p. m like holding a large family highway accident catwaltiti. was from West Pakistan. on ter week. Two now last the are Pag in the Rectory. enjoying. Right , athSfficS l't Z? 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