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Show AGE CARBOH AWARD DAY FINDS MANY The One About The STUDENTS GAINIII G HIGH HOriORS Professor Recounted Lim-on- e. Mur-doc- 6 Whit-take- r, Corps, Boyd Bunnell, was singled out zi, Mary Redd. as the most active sophomore college Science Award student who has attended Carbon (Bausch & Lomb Medals & Cert. for four years. Other cllege sophoDick Kendrick and Arthur Self. ' mores to gain special activity awards Activity Certificates ware Bruce Bryner, Kenneth Prince, Bruce Bryner, College Sophomores Bqnnie Mortensen and Marjorie Man-gu- Kenneth Prince, Boyd Bunnell. Grant Rowley, Bonnie Mortensen, Marjorie Eight boys and eight girls from the Mangum, Benita Rameriz, Mary Dra-gatiHelen Platis. graduating senior class were presented activity awards. They are: High School Seniors (Boys) BOYS Dick Kendrick, Joe RolanDick Kendrick, Joe Rolando, Philip do, Philip Salazar, Jim Alger, John Salazar, Jimmy Alger. John DaskalDaskalas, Bert Dart, Arthur Self and as. Bert Dart. Arthur Self. Jack Winn ' Don RobinBon, Billy Rhead, Philip Jack Winn. GIRLS MaryN Redd. Lorna Rae Gardner. Ted Christensen. Morris Tom WoodMak Anderson, Hansen, Barbara . Robinson. Gloria Blanchini, Rosemary iLimone, Arlene ward, Edward Thomas. Jack Bendall. " Thomas, Marjorie Strihgham and Mikfc Kolovich. Lawrence McKee, Bill Doris Fullerton. Crawford, Andrew Dougherty. Wil, , Other awards and for which ac liam Fossat. Hollle Sijlitoe. Ronald tivity they ' were earned and pre Jewkes, LaMar Olsen. Roy Boulter. sented at the annual award day held Shoro Budo, Johnny Kasimatis, Gail Tuesday, May 14, are as follows: Prince, Wesley Creamer, Ben Ward. ' : Girls Awards , (Medals) Departmental ART EIso Mattivi, Dianne Dono-hue- , Mary Redd, Andrea Whittaker, LorPaul Powell, Bruce Barton.. na' Rae Hansen, Lois Houghton, BarDEBATE Bert Dart, Joe Thornton bara Robinson, Dorothy Miles, Gloria David Miles, Van Perkins. Bianchini, Donna Horsley. Rosemary Arlene ORATORY Brian Hughes, Dor L'mohe, Norma - Anderson, Miles. Divis Marjorie Gail othy Thomas, Shirley Extemporaneous Prince, Gwendolyn Quilico. Slrngham, Me:oi Young, Doris FullMusic Department . erton, Norma Speroni, Patricia Drag-atiBAND Donna Horsley, Billy Rhead Margie Mclntire, Helen Peirce, ORCHESTRA Lillie Metcalf, Bar- - Ella Ruth Turner, Mardell Allen, bftra Robinson. Donna Lue Nielsen, LaRue Culjen, CHORUS Benita Rameriz, Velda Margaret Redd, Shirley Toson, Paula Jfewren. Hinkins, Christine Yenzi. "C" Pint to Honor Students Perfect Attendance Certificates Bessie Amano, Verona Blackham, Viola Losik, Arlene Thomas, Brian Ted Christensfcn, William D. Fossat, Hughes, Wanda Milano, Ray Muhle-steiJim Procarione, LaVae Lucy M. Richeda, John Pec-Verona Blackham, Vinita DeLa zuh, Cruz, Patricia Dragatis, Mary Glor-iosLila Lee Margaret Rinna, Wilson. A number of other awards in intramural activities In the schools were presented, but have not been listed. s, Mc-Nar- s, . -- . o, EflEAT ComnConrf Kiwanis Scholarships Given Two Carbon Graduates of 1946 There Is An DEALER In Yonr COMMUNITY ;DEPEDEfT goalgcoiie coaot Margaret Rachele, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Rachele, and William Fossat, son of Mr nd Mis Louis Fossat, both of Helper, were selected by the Helper Kiwanis club to receive two partial scholarships to Carbon college for 1946-4Barney H. Hyde, club president, announced Tuesday. According to. Mr Hyde Miss Rachele and Mr Fossat were selected because of their outstanding records during their Junior and senior high school work at Helper and at Carwere presented bon. Scholarships the two young People at a special award assembly at Carbon Tuesday Ed Sheya morning. presented the awards to Miss Rachele and Mr Fossat on behalf of the club. Past-Preside- Phone new Items to The Journal COUNTY PASSES "Then there is the one about the absent minded professor who poured syrup on his hair and combed his waffle" And the one about Henry Jones up in Sunnyside who built himself a beautiful boat in his basement, and then had to tear dpwn the house to get the boat Price Hospital Mr and Mrs Isaac McMay 9 Queen, Price, boy. Mr and Mrs Ross Bedier, May 9 Greenriver, girl. Mr and Mrs Gilbert May 11 Ware, Wattis, girl. Mr and Mrs Seeley May 11 Jacobsen, Price, girl. Mr and Mrs George Cla-veMay 12 Helper, girl. Mr and Mrs Orson PetMay. 12 erson, Castle Dale, girl. 12-fo- out." This week's story can be told on Parley White, who is one of the recent new home owners on D Street, and who has done a fine job of landscaping his yard But to g" on with the story Parley decided to build a fence across his driveway to keep his young grandson in the back yard and build a fence he did. But lo and behold after the fence was built and he stepped back to cast an admiring eye ever his creation, his other eye spic' a half-totruck reposing on. the other side of the fence-Res- ults Parley had to tear down the fence to get the truck out ! n During the past week the following marriage permits were issued to j couples by County Clerk Brigham H. Young: Franklin Morrison, Helper, and Adeline Mutz, Helper. Rudolph Andrieni, Helper and Pinarejli, Spring Glen. Alex Edwin Carroll, Dragerton, & InMaryp Frances Cassidy, Lafayette, diana.-. . Ben Clark Christianson, Price, and Cleveland, Tessie Boneta Curtis, Utah. Clearon Christensen, Cleveland, and Ruby Mae Sherman, Huntington. ; FIRST AID, RESCUE j COURSES PASSED BY Fifteen members and guests of the Helper Woman's club met May 9 for ESTABLISHED QUOTA their season's closing event, which was in the form of a covered dish Carbon for drive cancer 1946 dinner, held in the dining room of the The a civic auditorium. The tables were a county exceeded its quota when total of $1561, which is 130 per cent profusion of. sprihg flowers, centered of the Quota set for the drive, is a- with an elaborately decorated Mar renort issued by the county commit- queen. who reigned regally durine ithe dinner program. At each cover tee recently. was a .spring flower motif. Tall was;iai(1 county in the The program under the leadership of Mrs J. A. pink tapers in crystal candleabra completed the table decorations. Theobald, as county captain .of, the At Selma Fahrmg, president, preside Women's Field army, ana naa me active support of every woman's club ed, introducing Delpha Acord, who in the county. Assistant director was was toastmistress for the occasion, Mrs E. K. Olson, and Mrs L. R. announcing the following urogram: Fullmer was the treasurer. Mrs F. C. tribute to Mother, Cora Kelly; songs . G. Leva Hall, accompanied by Carrie Cones was secretary, and Mrs L. Fitzwater acted as general chairman Ashton; humorous reading, Mrs Acand mpped out the solicitation cam- ord.. Other features of the afternoon, included a UNO discussion, conducted, paign. tne under was drive the by Rhoda Gibson; writing of a jig-In Helper direction of the Kiwanis club and saw letter to Mrs Kate DeLong, arrsolicitation was carried on with, the anged by Thelma McGonigal; and aid of the Business and Professional the raffling of an apple pie, baked Women's club with Mrs Al Wahl as by Mary Black, and won by Mrs i chairman. In addition to the solicit- Gibson. a officers for election of. The also club staged the, the ing campaign, book review given by Rev. Richard coming year took, place, with Louise Halbert for which admission tickets Bunnel conducting the election. Those were sold. The Helper drive result- chosen to guide the club's activities; ed in raising 150 per cent of its which will be resumed next September are: president, Thelma Flaim;! assigned quota. Nina Miller; treasurin the was The drive handicapped coal mining communities due to the er, Linda Uhle; and secretary, Max-i- ne Murphy. strike. However, the Wattis drive under the direction of Mrs J. W. Hilla-bra- Mixed Brideg managed to raise more than Group Meets , its quota and the Book Cliff club of The mixed bridge club group met made also Sunnydale and Sunnyside last week with Mr and Mrs John a splendid contribution. Special guests for the evening In Price most of the funds had were Mr and Mrs Rudy Rebol. Bridge been raised in a joint drive for war were won by Mr and Mrs Joe prizes solicitaa further but funds last fall Rebol and Mrs Laboroi. tion on the part of every woman's club resulted in raising sufficient funds to offset the quotas assigned YESI to the mining communities. Last year the Carbon group raised WI slightly more than $600 of a $900 quota. 1. T t, name of Flora Lee until nearly two years ago when she married her danc KENILWORTH MINERS ing partner Richard Stuart, came in for a generous publicity spread in a As a part of a continued and proNew York paper recently. practice toward emphasizgressive Following is the writeup that apand preparation for unpeared below a 2 column, 6 inch ing safety classes in first accidents, avoidable picture of Flora and her husband: rescue are given for mine and "If you're a student of physiology aid Coal & or just a fellow who looks at the employes of the Independent Fratto Sam each twice Co. year. Coke girls as they go by you'll agree inwith dancer Flora Stuart that her safety engineer, conducted the struction. legs are pretty nice and also valuA class in this type work was conable. Recently singled out as the cluded Accorded recently and those who suc- Miss only woman in America whose legs passed required examinacessfully rare which "third curve" posses the cerHigh Sorority Honor is located on the front of the leg tions and tests will be awarded adminto received the forepart of Word Flora has tificates signifying ability just below the knee-camen or to just insured her unique underpin ister first aid to injured if disaster the week by Mr and Mrs Reuben A. work Dart, that their daughter, Kathrytt, nings for $1,000,000 with Lloyds of, carry on rescue occurs. had received the honor of being elLondon," 15 Hours Instruction a member of Washington Alpha ected Flora and her husband dance un These classes, given under speci- of Phi Beta Kappa, national sorority, der the name "The Stuarts," and at fications of the bureau of mines and highest organization of this type in present are being featured at the the extension division of the United States. This is also a King Edward's hotel in Toronto, Can through Carbon requires 5 hours of fraternal organization and there are college, ada. She left her home here 13 years and instruction practical experience only seven who belong to it from the ago to study dancing in New York examination period. Washington university. the of exclusive and for 9 years has been a profesnwnna-w rr,L- ilea ff ..i,)it Miss Dart is also affiliated with 1UB " """"" sional and for 8 years she danced rescue s the Sigma Epsilon Medcal Arts Honequipment, with her present husband-pr- ior to j orary sorority. their marriage in Sept. 1944, they masks, and are given experience working with the apparatus under were known as Lee and Stuart. as actually Bob Kelly Released CVia fa tliA jItii crlltni" svf V rt Tata 'simulated conditions such or cavein. mine at explosion From Service May 1 Joseph and Helen Ossana, and has ,ccur Authorized Course two brothers, Alphonse and Bob, and inSuch training in order to give Virgil R. Kelly, son of Mr and a sister Lena Ossana living here. jured the quickest and best possible Mrs George Kelly, has been home relief when an accident does occur since May 1, when he was discharged TWO ANNULMENTS, and safety first training has been from the Dibble hospital at Menli ONE DIVORCE carried forward at the mine of the Park, California. AWARDED BY COURT Independent Coal & Coke Co. under Bob, as all his friends know him, of has been in the service since June, authorization and supervision Two annulments and one divorce mine sunerintend- - 1943. He was overseas eight months Toon. rve(, were . granted by the district court ent when he was injured in Germany in its opening session of the second Members of the class who have re and then returned to thstates. term May 6, according to Ed C, Hanthe prescribed He, his wife, Beth, and son Robert completed cently sen, deputy county clerk course of instruction include Clifford Scott, are residing in Price for the Enola Ellen Shannon Kelley won Plumb, Keith Berensen, Pete Arron- - present. an annulment from Raymond Willard co and Sam Corey. Kelley on the grounds that the mar-riag- e was not legal in that a former Minute divorce action had not become final. ' Pete . Croc co won an annulment Service Lake Expected from Elena Crocco on the grounds that the defendant was married to Air traveling time from Price lo another man at the time of this mar Salt Lake City or Grand Junction, riage. will be only about 40 minLena Day was granted a divorce Colorado, to W. B. Lawrence, according utes, from Charles Day on the grounds of of traffic and Mies of the manager was awarded the Monarch Air Limes, Inc., who met cruelty. Plaintiff custody of two minor children. with Carbon county and Price city officials Monday evening. HONOR PAID DEAD The Monarch Air lines ihas been MINERS BY temporary per granted a three-yea- r mit to operate air service In area of SUNNYSIDE LOCAL Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, and A brief memorial service in honor Mr Lawrence said the company hop of the 23 men who lost their lives a ed to start operations on part of this year ago in the Sunnyside mine dis- route by August and over the entire aster, preeeeded the regular meet- route by October. The route will at ing of Local Union 6244 last week. first cover only those places where According to Albert Roberts, fin- airports have been certified, he said. ancial secretary, Bishop James Pea- The company will use cock of the Sunnyside ward of the capacity planes, which are the same LDS church, offered a prayer that used by all major air lines for the brought back memories of those past eight years. whose lives were snuffed out almost Bases will be maintained at Salt without warning, and properly eulog- Lake City. Grand Junction, Albu ized them as fine citizens. Remarks querque, N.M., and Denver, Colo., were made by union officials. with Denver as the major base due to the location on air routes and Helper Girl other facilities. s , ' ' ., . . 1946 SEnson G;znzn IPDMMEV (Salt Lake) vs. KIELPEK SUNDAY, MAY 19 - - 230 HELPER PARK Former Gains Progress In ADM.: Adults Kids 25$ 75 (Tax Included) ' BASEBALL HAS COME BACK TO HELPER & CARBON County This Year's Team is the Strongest in ' Years. You'll See Plenty of Fast Baseball Sunday, and During the 1946 Season. Make a Date at Helper's Fine Sodded Ball Park For Sunday, May 19, And Five SEMI-PR- O . Straight Sundays. Accepted Profession The following item appeared in the May 1 Issue of the Salt Lake Tribune which concerns a former Helper girl, who ha,s made good 'a a . big way in ner cnosen neia. Her mother, Mrs R. Reynolds, lives in Salt Lake and her father Roger, resides in Los Angeles. The item fol From UNSURPASSED AND 2-4- D WEED KILLER Kills wild Morning Glory, . Mus- tard, thistles, burdock, dandelions plantain, Poison Ivy and many others. Will not damage maturing corn, wheat, or pasture and lawn grasses. Bottle covers 1,000 sq. ft. Large areas as low as $12 per acre ) $1 Mr. Farm Supply Dealer: Be ready to serve your com- munity with WEEDONT. We are State Distributors ponTEn- IVALTOn CO. Seed and Nursery Specialists SALT LAKE CITY 4, UTAH Fishing Season Is Near! Mumps, Measles Lead Diseases In Carbon cases of mumps and cases of measles were reported outside of Price and one mumps and six measles inside Price by the Utah State Department of 'Health with the week ending May 10. One case of Twenty-thre- e 11 SEE US F0H FISHING TACKLE chicken pox was shown In the re port from the county. lows: In Utah 342 rases of measlet were Gets U. N. Appointment for the same period which reported Miss Florence Reynold a native is higher than the 282 cases reported Salt Laker, has been appointed as for the same week in 1945. sistant director of public relations for the United Nations food and ag will handle relations with the press riculture organization. It was an- radio and citizens organizations dur nounced Tuesday by the U. S. depart- lng a meeting of the U.N. food n ment of agriculture, Washington, Isters In Washington during the wee. ... CAMPING STOVES SLEEPING BAGS TENTS D. C. Miss Reynolds attended grammarN agencies to be set up, the food and agriculture organization school In Helper and was graduated f will maintain temporary headquar in 1929 from the Carbon county high ters in Washington. Miss Reynolds school at Price. First of THE ORIGINAL Air Salt iflSH HAVE Dart Forty UTAH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 16, 194 .. MARRIAGE PERMITS HELPER GIRL MAKES HIT AS DANCER IN NEW YORK AREA A former Helper girl, Flora Ossana who has made good in a big way as a professional dancer in and around New York, and who danced under the MAY Woman's Club Elect Officers At Closing Dinner Event GANGER DRIVE IN Absent-Minde- d CAT'Bon college and Carbon Senior Doris Mae Fullerton, Lorna Rae HanHigh Tuesday cited a great number sen, Dick Kendrick, Rosemary of students who during the year Jean Miller, Marjorie E. 1945-4Helen Peirce, Margaret Raearned by their efforts and (skills special honors in various phas- chele, Barbara Jean Robinson, Joe es of school life. Rolando, Arthur Self. Marjorie String A Helper student and recently re- ham, Shirley Toson, Andrea turned member of the U. S. Air Luella Lucero, Christine Yen- - ABERDEEN THUR8DAY, HELPER. UTAH THE HELPER JOURNAL EIGHT U.N. I HELPER FUMIITUnE PHONE 3 S IIDIVE. HELPER 60. |