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Show MINING A VOLUME 60 NUMBER 2 DR. DALPIAZ NAMED fueled Athena missile from rear FOR Green River to the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The Athena, which hi been the first rocket to be shot entirely over, land is testing conditions. Sen. Bennett said that during calendar year 1965 a total 27 Athena missiles were launched from Green River into White Sands. "Of these launches, more than 70 percent have been sue cessful from a paytoad data gathering standpoint. Of th last 11 launchings 10 have been highly successful." "Additional Athena missile activity depends upon re entry data obtained from other test programs currenly under way. and the future requirements of development programs. The Air Farce A'thma missile firing program at Green River will continue through 18G6 with three firings scheduled every month according to word this week from Senator Wallace F. Bennett, (R). The report said that because of the marked increase in, the reliability and success of the Athena missile the Air Force plans to buy additional Athena missiles "for a modest follow-oprogram. " No figures or missile numbers were revealed by the Air Force. The original contract sched ule for the Athena called for a final launch in December 1964. However, additional test information and a slow start has ex panded the program into 1966. The Air Force in Feb. 1954, began launching the 16,000 pound four stage solid- - r 50-fo- ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE 70,000 in i 111! mm cf commerce city officials went on record as favoring the expansion cf the center. If enlargement of this center is approved by the Office of Economic Opportunity and the ager, Ed Evatz, Center Direc Department cf Interior, it is -'- ) Gurri Center anticipated that facilities neces Work Director, explained how sary for handling the additional the proposed enlargement would 100 boys could be consructed affect the work program and so that the boys could arrive in the impact on the communities. June of this year. The county commissioners and Wayne Moss, Juvenile Judge Paul Keller, Sheriff Albert Passic and County Clerk B. H. Young. Lorin Welker, District ManPre?-'d?n- p.r-,.,-,- ft LODGE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS If j Less than four months remain! for eligible veterans to take advantage cf th$ new GI insurance which will remain on sale until midnight May 2 Elmer J. Smith, manager of Salt Lake Veterans Administration Regional office, pointed out today. to all The insuranet is op veterans originally eligible for GI insurance between Oct. 8, 1940 and Jan. 1, 1957, and who failed to take it out.or having purchased it, let all or part oi it lapse. To secure this new GI insur ance the veteran must have a service connected disability or disabil a nonservice-connecteitv so severe that commercial insurance cannot be purchased! at the highest price. Smith explained that while a full ,$10,000 policy may be taken out, the veteran may take out as little as $1,000 or $2,000 in coverage and thus pro vide protection for his family for only a few cents a week. Full details may be obtained at the VA Regional Office, 125 South State St., Salt Lake City. d &J 'sari M I IIIUJ .III II Mill l)f t - ji Val-d;- Sociedad Mexics i:a Helper, Price Lions Club Hold Joint 'Meeting Holds Installation ILES TAX TABLES m mv ilppipt Tivnvn Taxpayers in Utah may use a state sales tax table as a guidline when preparing their 1965 Federal income tax returns. For the first time since it was introduced in 1960, the table has been printed in the Federal income tax instructions which were recently mailed to taxpayers, District Director Roland V. Wise of Internal Reven ue said. The same table can also be found in the State of Utah instructions for slate tax returns. The table is also avail Attend SLC Bethel Rites able as a separate document, Mr and Mrs D. K. Downey No. 5336, from any Internal attended ceremonies Saturday Revenue office. in the Salt Lake Masonic TemThe table is based on a 1960-6their which at granddaughstudy of consumer spending ple ter Miss Ann Smith was seated patterns by the Bureau of Laas the Honored Queen of Bethel bor Statistics and shows the avNo. Thirteen. erage amount of state sales Also attending the riles from tax paid by Utah residents. The here were Mr and Mrs Bill table may be used by taxpayers who itemize their federal Murphy of Helper. income tax deductions. Similar tables have been prepared for Moose Women Plan Dinner 39 other states and the District Columbia. The Women of the Moose cf The table omits the state held dinner will be anniversary tax sales on automobiles purSunday, Jan. 16 at 2:30 p.m. at Taxpayers who purthe Moose hall, Price. Publicity chased. an automobile may add Chairman Iris Potts stated that chase the sales taxes paid on the pur all Loyal Order of Moose and to the amount shown in their ladies are cordially in- chase the table. vited and urged to attend. , Mr Wise reminded taxpayers The committee in charge are that Jennie Leonard, Rosalie DeCaro use they are not required to the table. The table is and Mrs Potts. furnished as a guide for the convenience of taxpayers who ATTENTION ALL SLOVENIAN itemize deductions on their fed NATIONAL HOME MEMBERS eral income tax returns but There will be a very import- who wish to use a "standard" ant meeting on Sunday, Feb. amount for state sales tax which wPl not 6,.1?65, at 3 p.m. at the Slo substantiation. require detailed Taxpayers have venian National Home, Spring; of the of deduct choice, course, an Glen, Utah. There will be election of officers, and it is ing the actual amount of state the members' obligation and sales taxes paid. duty to nominate and elect Toni Callor left yesterday to their choice. resume studies at Loretto II. JENNIE CHESXIK, after three College, Denver, Secretary First Publication, January 6, weeks here on vacation with 1966. Last Publication, January her parents Mr and Mrs Tony Callor Jr, and other relatives. 20, 1966. pre-flig- ht 1 i z. Vice-Pre:.!d:- nt UTAH STATE AVERAGE j R II O.C. CELESTE DALFIAZ i D&R-CrWR- ship in the service organization and at the same time Downey was awarded his 25 year pin for perfect attendance. The awards were presented by Angelo Welch, chairman of the c'liib's attendance and membership committee. Mr Downey is a past president of the club and served as secretary of the organization for a number of years in addition 1'' .f to serving in almost I every , other office at one time or another. In responding to the awird presentation Mr Downey said: Caledonian, .jpeartraiti "Attending Kiwanis is a halvit, T ... much in the same manner are to left Treasurer. Back missing meetings can become row, right rp'ai, a habit." Albert Martinez,- Installing Officer; Ben The regular Kiwanis meeting De la Cruz, Secretary; Ignacio la-- t night at the LaSalle Club ard Oastulo Guzman, President was in charge of John M. Skerl Absert frcm pichire, Lzzr:'o Cch:a. Direolcr President, who conducted the club's training conference. . Officers OFFICERS INSTALLED Mexican irom bccieffiri uauniemoc, meets first the The lodge Thursday cf each month in the to right, seated. Mrs Susie Montez, Director: Mrs Mrs Bernfice Mascarenas, Director; Helper civic auditorium. Miss Ramona Teresa Guzman, Director; Naval Aviation Officer Candi date Celeste P. Dalpiaz, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Dalpiaz of Helper is attending Naval Pre- Flieht School at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. course he During the will study aerodynamics, math, physics, naval orientation, navigation, engineering, leadershio and other subjects essential to becoming a Naval Officer. Upon completion of he will begin flight training with the Naval Air Basic Train ing Command at Pensacola. veteran n lo AT PENSACOLA, FL n Agent and Helper City Justice of the Peace, was doubly honored at the Helper Kiw anis meeting last week whe-- he was awarded Kiwanis International's Legion of Honor Certificate for 25 years member FJfLii?; Vets Urged To Take Out GI Insurance D. K. Downey, vice-preside- An-ge- 1965 chamber Price vice-presidt- nt st Funeral services for Mrs El- - ( sie Erkkila Ruesch, 41, who died of natural cause1? in Salt Lake City Saturday, were heldi Tuesday in the Scofield LDSi Ward Chapel. She was a native j of that area. She was bom Oct. 14, 1924, at; Clear Creek to John and Ida Erkkila. Married to Donald ReJ esch Oct. 16, 1949 at Moroni. Survivors are husband, and daughter Norma. D., Ml Pleasant; brothers, sisters; Mrs M. B. (Lillle) Woolsey, Orangeville Calif.; Bertha Erkkila, John, Roland, all of Salt Lake; Walt, Sulo, Mrs Elama Nelson all of Clear Creek. Burial was in the Scofield City Cemetery. AWARD FOR Italian-Americ- an Miss Evans who is from Mon ticello and a sophomore home economics major at College of Eastern Utah, modeled a blue and green plaid suit fashioned from Pendleton wool. Miss Shiner, a junior at Carbon High rated high honors as she modeled her brown and black her ringbone mohair tweed Forst-man- n wool channel type suit. Marilyn Horsley, Price and Helen Brasher, Huntington were the" other two district contestants. All four girls received entry prizes through, the cour-- ' tey of the wool council and Ovation Cosmetics. The activities began with a (breakfast Wednesday at the Hotel Utah for all contestants and directors, followed by the girls modeling their outfits before the judges. This was followed by luncheon; then model ing instructions given by instru ctrs from Classique School of Modeling and a breif course in make up by Ovation Cosmetics. The evening fashion show was in the Lafayette Ballroom. The models were 60 district winners from 17 state districts. This show drew a capacity crowd. Accompanying the girls to the City was Mrs George Pizza the district director. While in Salt Lake the group were guests of Hotel Utah through the courtesy of the Utah Wool Growers, Auxiliary. Mrs Pizza would like to en--; courage girls to begin now to plan to enter the district con-enext fall. All garments fash American ioned from 100 loomed wool after March 1, will be elidible for the fall contest. on Page i"hree Elsie E. Kuesch Kites Tuesday at Scofield X Dr. J. J. Dalpiaz was re elected to his 24th consecutive term as president of Stella D'America, Ledge No. 77, of the Columbian Federation of Societies. The organization is the oldest fraternal organization in Eastern Utah, being organized in Castle Gate, Utah, in 1898 and transferred to Helper in 1903. Dr. Dalpiaz is also the current first of the national federation which has its headquarters dn Pueblo, Colo. Elected to serve with Dr. Da'piaz were Laurenci; Cha, Walter Borla, reurding secretary ; Louis Rolonese, financial secretary; Dominic Bruno, treasurer; Cha and Eugene Andreini, wardens; Tony Guzzo, inspector; Edward Richeda, grand president; Vince Bonza, Henry ll ir"" AndrSini' audit!LOr.CE Lorna Evans and Sharlene Shiner, district winners in the "Make it Yourself with Wool" contest, received h o norable mention awards at the state contest held at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake on January 5th. 70,000 UTAHNS ARE Continued 1 LEGION. OF HONOR Enlargement Are Proposed Last Friday personnel from the Cast'e Valley Job Corps Conservation Center and Bureau of Land Management Price District met with local officials to discuss their reacion to the cf the job passible C:rps Center to 2C3 men. Pres-pr- t at the meeting were the C:mmissioners, Walter MaynarJ and Arnold Matfiis, Helper Mayor Chris Jouf'as, Price Mayor Murray Mathis, I9GG DOWNEV-RECEIVE- Center s Job-Corp- THURSDAY JAN. 13, re-ent- WINNERS IN WOOL CONTEST ARE NAMED Inter-mounta- 24TH TERM ry n Utahns will be eligible for the Medicare hospital coverage when it becomes effective July 1. The administration of this coverage will be the responsibility of the Hospital Service (the Utah Blue Cross Plan as the result of the announcement of John W. Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education & Welfare that the Blue Cross Adm. ' will be the intermediary Sot the hospital benefits of the Medicare program. Lewis G. Hershey, executive director of Utah Blue Cross, said his organization will: of 1. Determine eligibility each patient at the time of receiving care: 2. determine avail ability of benefits; 3. administer claims; 4. make payments to hospitals; 5. conduct professional review of utilization; and 6. administer appeals or complaints. "In addition, Blue Cross will be concerned with the education of the aged population as to their rights under this new legislation," Hershey said. Hershey continued: "While we do not as yet have the com plete details concerning specif ics of the administration, we are sure that these will be forthcoming now that the announcement cf the intermedi ary has been made. In the meantime, Hershey, indicated that the source of official information concerning this coverage is the local Social Security District Office. He solicitors repre warned senting themselves as Social Security Agents. There is no door to door solicitation for Medicare, Hershey emphasized, but some innocent people have been victimized by confidence men posing as government agents. "It is important for those who are or who will be eligible for Medicare to remember that at this time we are talking about just the hospital services Plans For LODGE PRESIDENT AT GREEN RIVER WITH FIRINGS EACH MONTH NEWSPAPER CODE - 84526 ZIP HELFEH. UTAH ATHENA MISSiLE PROGRAM TO CONTINUE Over DISTRICT RAILROAD AND ' ; The Scciedad Mexicara Cuah An inter-clu- b meeting of the held an instal.'ation Lions Clubs cf Helper and temoe, meeting at the LaSalle Club Price was held here last Thurs rere last Saiirdiy, presided day night. Speaker was Lion Dr over by Albert Martinez, Helper Orson Spencer who talked about a retiring vice president of the Carbon High's band and its trip organization. to the Tournament of Roses. He A banquet honoring the new pointed out the fine job of adofficers was held for the mem- vertising the band did for the bers and guests. county and its residents. A free dance was neld at the Picaiaents cf both clubs precivic audatorium later the same sided over the meeting, Delee evening to celebrate the 14th Montoya of Helper and James Powell cf Price. Anniversary of the Iidge. Dear Editor and Readers: Carbon County is literally "sitting on a keg of industrial-expansio-n but it dynamite'' must do something to help ignite it and make the way easy r th:e who come and go in this fast modern world of ours. We need commercial airline service in our county and in a We have lost bad business to Mcab because of their airport with its commer- PUBLIC INVITED Social Security Alan cial line, and Price, the coun- SPRING GLEN PTA MEETS To Visit Area Jan. 25th ty seat, serves an area contain JANUARY 13th set 7:30 P.M. Social Security and railroad ing more than three times the beneficiaries in Carretirement found in The Moab the area. Glen PTA will! people Spring bon We have more industry- and a meet Wednesday, Jan. 19 at; County are cautioned by T. Pcwell, social securKcslcr 7:30 the than Moab the in school greater potential auditor p.m. district I manager in Provo, area, at least strongly believe ium according to Mrs Shirley ity this. Look at Vernal, it's much Spensko, President. Utah, against assuming that smaller than Price and serves Program for the mOfth? will they are automatically entitled as the hub of a much smaller be furnished by personnel of to both hospitalization and medarea than we do. the Job Corps, informing the ical benefits under the new Listen to this: Last year parents of what the corns does Medicare program. wno 0 for the Shell Oil Co. spent nearly community and for the; Actually all benclicianes 65 or older will be eligible on their experimental pro ooys eniistea in the are program. fcr the basic hospitalization and ject at Sunny side benefits beginning next July they used our airport a lot with vithcut their company planes, but a taking any action, Mr. MEETING NOTICE Powell said. considerable number of their However, they will for the suppleTO not D&RGWRR be flew into Salt eligible EMPLOYEES. .Lake, personnel rented cars and drove down HELPER CREDIT UNION mental medical benefits unless here, and word from Shell now MEMBERS & OFFICERS: they make a written request. An enrollment application card is that they are coming back here in a bigger project than The annual Credit 'Union and instructions have been meeting will be held Sunday,1 mailed Li all railroad and so last year. Other companies plan on con January 9th, 1966, at l'OO p.m.! cial security beneficiaries. The tinued and increased explora- in the 1110 Grande Depot Meet- enrollment card provides the tion and testing work in this ing Room. beneficiary with a simple William J. Hurler, means of indicating whether He area, not just Shell alone, and Treasurer wants or does not want the most of their traffic will be by air from outside Utah. Take Dates of Publication, Decem- sunplemental benefits. Beneficiaries who are 65 belocal companies that already ber 30, 1965; January 6, 1966. fore 1C66 should not overlook this U.S. Steel, support county: the fact that they will have Kaiser, Uah Power & Light, Atmedical insurance protection lantic Research, Mt. Fuel Sup Sorelle Meeting ply and too many others to The Sorelle Stella D'America when it begins only if they mention, already have a great Lodge met Jan. 6 at the civic sign up no later than March 31, need for a commercial airline auditorium. Plans for the con 1966, Mr. Powell said. They here, not counting the local vention at Pueblo, Colo this fall will have to wait another two people who would rather spend were made; installation rites years to sign up if they do not to fly to Salt were set for Feb. 3rd, and a do so at this time. about Further information may be Lake and 25 bucks to Denver pot luck dinner honoring the than drive. This facility is one lodsje anniversary was enjoyed. obtained from the social securof greatest need, and efforts Hostesses for the evening ity representative when he is in should be s'artcd immediately were Mary Beveridgo and Flo- Price, Utah, Courthouse on Jan. 25 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. He to secure these service. rence Mantello. will be glad to assist you. (Continued on Page Ttoo) ; . way-quic- k. $55,-00- tar-pit- s, j |