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Show A VOLUME 45 NUMBER FUNERAL TODAY John for X. grocery-ma- n 60, long-timGiacoletto, of Helper will be held today, May 17, at 2 p.m. at the Mitchell Funeral Home chapel in Price, with the Rev. McFadden of the Price Community church officiating. Mr. Giacoletto died at his home in Helper Sunday afternoon, May 13. He was born February 28, 1891 at Torino, Italy, the son of James and Maria Gross o Giacoletto. He came to the United States in 1909. In March 31, 1915, he married Miss Mary Carrera. During the first few years afe to this country ter coining he worked in the western coal mines, first In Wyoming, then at Catle Gate for a short time. After a short stay at the latter place he moved to Cisco and worked in a mine in that area for nearly two years before 'returning to the Hfilner area. Father F. Pellegrino Will Hold First Solemn Mass St. Anthony's Church will be the scene of the first solemn mass of Father Francis Ptllegrino, Sun. day morning. May 20, at eleven o'clock. Father Pellegrino was ordained to the Holy Priesthood last Sunday morning at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, by the Most Reverend Duane G. Hunt, Bishop of Salt Lake City. There were 1300 people at this approximately very impressive ceremony, incjud. ing many relatives and friends of the newly ordained priest. The ministers of the solemn mass will be assistant priest, The Reverend Arthur A. Ribiero, assistant pastor of St. Leander's church, San Leandro, California. Fatrer Ribiero, a friend and former fellow seminarian, will also preach the sermon; the deacon of 1 the mass will be The Reverend Jerome C. Stoffel; the The Reverend Patrick N. Gallagher, and master of ceremonies. Francis R. The Reverend brothersi-in-law- Yt A 'f n. - TV! cently opening up another food in Dragerton in 1949. Up the time of his death Sun- day, he was active in the opera- tlon of the stores with his twin sons, Carlos and Donald. Surviving him are his widow and three sons, jamesCarlos and Donald Giacoletto, all of Helper, one Ulster, Mrs.. .Mary Succio of one 111.; brother, Farmlngton, Steve Giacoletto, Italy, and six grandchildren. He was a member in good standing of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Price lodge 1550 and a Life member of the Helper Lodge 1659, Loyal Order of Moose. Burial will be In the Mt. View Cemetery, Helper, with graveside services conducted under the direction of Helper Moose lodge and the Mitchell Funeral Home. I - III. Father Pellegrino is the son of and uMrs- Johnn Mr; after Pel!egri? started business shortly eery e Heo wfob0r his arrival here from Cisco, when He attended 18, he obtained employment with his February in Kenilworth and later school , John and Joseph entered Notre Dame school in Quilico, who were at that time he graduated in Price, where on store operating a general 1942. After one year at Carbon North main street. Father Pellegrino enIn February of 1922 he went high school, St. tered Preparatory Joseph's inte business for himself establMountain View, CaliSeminary, Workmen's the present ishing fornia. Graduating from St. JoiTTaI w Hfn1rA4 AfO O DISTRICT RAILROAD NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH JOHN GIACOLETTO services AND 20 PIONEER GROCERYMAN Funeral MINING ph s December f 20 194 o, he Father Pellegrino CITY LIBRARY RECEIVES GIFT OF REBOL BOOKS Iola Cobaln wi&hes to an the Helper City Li brary has received a wonderful gift of books from Mrs. Emma Williams, donated in memory of the late Joseph L. Rebol. These Mrs. nounce that THURSDAY, Free Chest HELPER CITIZENS miiTcn m oudimc mm mrnuT start Helper and Carbon county citizens, who believe in the philosophy that every child should have an equal chance in the game of life today was Invited by the Eastern Utah Shrine club to attend the formal dedication of the new Intermountain Shriners crippled children hospital in Salt Lake City, May 26. Jack Richards, club president, and Evan Jones, secretary, announced that the hospital's board of governors welcomes the pub lie to the street parade and the dedication ceremonies, which will be attended by the greatest gathering of Shriners in Intermountain COMMITTEES On Saturday, May 2G, Public HePer Next Week X-Ra- ys X-ra- 26 all 1951 To find cases of tuberculosis, heart disease, cancer of the lung and other chest abnormalities, and to refer such cases to private physicians of the patient's choice, is the purpose of the Mobile unit that will be in Helper, Friday Chest y and Saturday, May 25 and 26; Monday and Tuesday, May 28 ;and 29, and Thursday and Friday, May 31 and June 1, according to Dr. P. M. Gonzalez, local chairman of the project. POPPY DAY SALE READY. FOR MAY MAY 17, citi- be asked to wear a little red poppy. This day will be Poppy Day, when once each year, the people of the United The immediate objective of the States pay tribute to the war P-is to make chest films, of INSTALLS project those who made the sudead as many adults (generally 15 I preme sacrifice in World War of age and older) a posyears and II. The wumen of the Ameri- NEW OFFICERS Dr. Gonzalez. Examln-ation- s stated sible can Legion Auxiliary, unit 21, will and diagnoses of such aidconduct the sale in Helper, history. cases are the responsibility of AT MONDAY MEET Girls of Helper. Among the distinguished guests ed bv private physicians. The project who distribute the The women Dr. M. will be Hubert out suspicious potest, merely screens vetThe regular monthly meeting of cases Wake Forest, N. C, imperial po poppies, unliKe tne uisaoiea from among the apparently receive the Helper PTA was held Montentate of the Shrine; Galloway erans who make them, healthy population. only day efforts night with Mrs. Thelma Calhoun, Tyler, Tex., and John nothing for their Time and Place of helped having Flaim, president, presiding. New D. San Francisco, the satisfaction McGilvray, heroic officers for the of the installmemory were the The brighten year place will be on the lot chairman and vice chairman reof having contributed ed by Mrs. Iris Potts, regional adjoining the Helper city hall and and dead, of the hos national spectively the living. director, PTA, and a fine musical the times will be: Friday, 'May pital's board of trustees and Har- to The 25, 2 to 6 p.m.; all other days money which is dropped program was presented. old Lloyd, Beverly Hills, Cal., in boxes exchange coin into the community singing mentioned above will have two Following famed motion picture star and In the morning for the poppies goes entirely to lPrt hv Mrs Earl James, accom- - daily periods. and past imperial producer junior of tne'panied by Mrs. Vera (Millet at from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. the welfare activities potentate. American Legion and the Ameri the piano, program selections to 6 p.m. jn tne anternoons. The street parade at 11 a.m., can j Legion Auxiliary, supporting were introduced by Dale Reid. Tne project is sponsored joint-Firpromises to be a spectacular and the work which these two great was a number trumpet by the Utah State Department iy with Shrine service organizations do for the colorful proctssion, solo by Clyde Hurst, accompanied of Health, state and local medioal and chanters families patrols, bands, disabled veterans and the of uniformed other organizations, disabled veterans, the families of on the piano by Marion Parker; societies, local departments y with the dignitaries in open auto- left in need by the death of a oration, "What i& an American" - health and state and local tuber-bMerrill Hamilton; piano selec- culosis and health associations, mobiles and several thousand other veteran. tlons by Arthur Dalpiaz; and three! v n nobles afoot. " Can any of us fail to greet the '""cu rpan Kirkwood who ac-- ' hv a!8nS9 to read to conduct the tests, hand The dedication is planned for Auxiliary poppy workers with on the steel himself companied 2 tney p.m., with the Shriners and wel ome smile fall to put on the zens will TA i st were Mr. Rebol's library and be sides 42 volumes of the Harvard Classics; there are 11 volumes of Radfords. Cyclopedia of Construc May 13 " 1 their ladles attending the imperial poppy of remembrance for the,develPed committee heads' a ne Fatner Pellegrino is the first tion; Books on every phase of to remember we to official vidual visitation that report show dead and potentate's theJr man Helper to be or- - construction, Masonry, Carpentry, El Kalah temple at 8 p.m., in the'tne P as lib- - reported on all persons contributing by jiving erouDB. Civil Engineering, Drafting, etc,, . .. I . . l" l" in TT.nL uioii iicwuuusc. erally as our means win permu. extended to Dr. According to "Dr. Gonzalez It Catholic church, He returned to including numerous excellent ones iiiiversuy Mr. Richards, who together with Dr. Demman and Dr. takes only about two minutes per Barrett, Helper last Sunday evening after on Architectural Drawing. In all Gonzale who donated their pay person to register his name and his official ordination in Salt Lake there are 115 volumes- and it is other Eastern Utah club mem "COED DAY" FRIDAY the attended bers Nev., Elko, the recent immunization take the picture ana sumcienc from City, and has been receiving the to be hoped that students and neremonial a week ago Shrine to the PTA. Mrs. Afton expert help will be on hand to back COLLEGE them will others clinic and avail wishes interested CARBON congratulations AT good he all wished Carbon said that to from his many friends and rela selves of the opportunity . study . .... Ruggeri brought J133.25 to the take care of anywhere from 30 county citizens could have been Friday at carbon junior cu these fine books. tives. Helper pTA from ,he cl,nic to 60 persons an hour. In all, it the 13th annual coed sports day L.. along, extended to Mrs. is estimated that the unit will k direcr Win- - will be observed under the other nurgeg wh0 in, the neighborhood of 2000 an(J 'We saw a nnn r.t th As&ociaiea assis-tanceuuu RIO GRANDE SAFETY MEETING i i'QI-during its stay. their persons lulu l" filll professional gave ucmui;ia naja all smiles and happiness, and then Students, was the announcement Mrs. Potts installed mechanics of the Officers by actual The learned that four years ago doc-- ! made yesterday by Bess Jones, were: Mrs. Flaim, president; Bill Dtoiect will be explained next FRIDAY NIGHT; PUBLIC INVITED tors feared that she would never dean of women. Pres Summernays, Wetmore, 1st vice pres.; Miss weejl a)g0 another appeal to all program take a step," he said. "And then coach, will assist in the.be respo Sally Mauro, 2nd vice pres.; )n this area to avail per80ns A regular Safety meeting of the a lifelong friend of a late Italian arrangements and will 3rd vice pres.; Mrs. Hope themselves of this free and very Acord, be to athletic events Helper terminal, Denver & Rio j immigrant presented a check forlslble for Ihe Nielson, secretary, and Mrs. Ruth important health measure. Grande Western Railroad will be TELEPHONE COMPANY $37,228, because the man who presented that day. w ' , ..o . nmtiP.ttt on lor me held tomorrow night (Friday,) Danners were won uciicrcu ,ui Aitenaance (h are hich rooms of home May 18, in the assembly room by of &t c?n. the helping; philanthrophy I BOASTS MILLION WOMEN GOLFERS the local depot starting at 7 p.m., rrom;nm periuu cia88 at the Mr, Pizza-and tra, according to Mike Kandaris, com, color Iturecontes I Junior High. Mr. Pizza's room OUT STRONG . mitteeman. for the STOCKHOLDER RECORD and creed. It thrilled every Shrin- - mixea " won the E.Peclal treat for 'also meeting will be Pete Clerico, waer in that crowded auditorium." from pushing There will be a Family Night the most fathers in at- d having 1 floor ter service, and A. M. Magann, of A milestone in FOR LESSONS gymnasium Mrs. Church Social in the Community at the meeting. the history of u,ndance Many - Carbon. Emery, Duchesne . w a u-nnvunu-o ii niii. n iu the clerks. business American rhiara'n fifth trade won the treat Bu Id ne at Ken lworth from 8:0t has been and Utah counties' homes have nw., ia, It has long been 'known that a Guests will include R. S. James, reached with the addition of the been gladdened by the help to 11:00 p.m. on Saturday, May at the Central school, attraclloIll' ma,n large segment of men are "nuts superintendent of safety, Denver; millionth Mrs. Fred Bosone and Mrs. 19th. There will be music for , stockholder in the the Intermountain hospital has1 une ol l", nt u" about golf", and now, according R. N. McCarthy, assistant supt. American Tel. & Tel. Co., accordKenneth Funk presided over the dancing and tables. for card - . provided for their own young- - mis year ln.,c- - rnntPRt. tacn to Tony Macaluso, pro at the of Safety; and others of the of- ing to an announcement made toine "i"1" tea table ing. Appropriate games will tie Mr. Richards reported. , sters, brawn- beautifully decorated Carbon Country Club golf course, ficial family of the railroad. uouie iwiu and refreshments were served to furnished for younger children to day. -costume the Utah Eastern in a Among mal, araCter the same can be applied to a lot Safety demonstrations and first awenoeo. play. team will The A. T. & T. Company has members assisting in dedication jeplctlng a gprng flower and will of women. This- deduction was aid by the local . become ithe ifirst company In arrangements are those who were This affair is sponsored by the all It model contestant of made after the first session of take place under the direction of Churches of KenilworUi United fruit is tuThe the States love, nobles achieve to El Episcopal Spirit Kalah created history temple fteraoon a8Sembly of the stu- free lessons to the fairer sex Tony SanFelice, and a general such a - and but will be open to 14 ceremonial. They . nt gentlelongsuffering, peace, of at democracy Helper the Joy. ownership. April will Art department 1(,v Tuesday, when 35 of the gals discussion of safety problem who communities nation-wid- e from both meekness, all the iL. Bell faith, goodness, of Arvll are for Rhlnehart, Helper; dents will act as judges turned oct and received a good, take place. A film will he shown,i0wner8 is wish to come. Square dancing will there to temperance; against M. Gorlsheg, 6pring in Dr. 19,000 William (system live retepnone award the will prlre some to of safety, phase event and start on the objects and funda- j relative be Included in the program. towns and rural areas Canyon; Donald J. Newberry, r,uu law. cities, the winner. mentals of the game. This initial and a guest speaker, not yet the and repand Roy H. iFergusoni throughout for country Kenilworth, to be he win will &la0 cided given upon, present of the game took the (prlzea resent a cross section of America. and Carl P. Wolfrom, Price. the ,begt home room mascot and better part of two hours, and the talk to the people attending. businessinclude They farmers, Koat IlltPrhlieS at the h These meetings, In the past NIGHT BALL GAME SUNDAY; pro stated that the ladles showed men, clerks, mechanics, teachers, dance in the gym at 2:30 p.m. very good signs of adapting them- have been well attended and all housewives merchants, cjergymen, have proven very educational and selves to the game. doctors, lawyers, widows, people MERCHANTS VS. BRIGHAM CITY to railroad Another 'Session Next Tuesday entertaining, not only retired hometown - who have a rena wnicn cup, Next Tuesday, same time and personnel but to the general pub- folks and permanent neighbors. ApproximateThe Helper Merchants will host olace. the second free lesson will! lie. Local officials luvlte the pub. served place In the trophy case Priestthe of Aaronlc Winners ly 200,000 telephone employees the Brigham City Peaches here Nj In the administration building. be elven the ladies. To actively; lie to attend this function and the own stock purchased through pay- hood awards at a special meeting Sunday night at 8:15 In the first participate in this lesson they get acquainted with more of do- roll allotments. of the organization last Saturday game of the season. The night are requested to bring along a railroaders and what they are 'Mr. and Mrs, Brady Denton of night at the Castle Gate ward more will be out to gain make Merchants to safety people 7 No. club. ing on the Peaches for the 23 Saginaw, Michigan, who became chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of To venge Last Sunday's turnout of Blind conscious. Saints, were as follows, Joint owners of seven, shares of Latter-dapasting the Brigham boys hung The John Ernest and Ruth Elea. May Boogie players was very good. to Isaac McQueen, comaccording millionth stock, the represent Sunday, May 20th, will be an on the local team at Brigham nor Bamberger Memorial FoundaWinners in the event that day Social stockholder of the American Tele- mittee chairman: tion is providing nine scholar-ship- s were two Price men, Dick Peter-bo- e Important day for Trinity Church City last week phone and Telegraph Company'. Helper Ward: Kenneth Burn- - In Dragerton, the Church of the The local team has shown a of $4."j0.00 each for appliand Perry Coddlngton. They 33, and a veteran of hope and Gale Chapman. Denton, Barnabas decided weaknese In the pitching cants interested In entering the and St. Ascension, tied for the first place honors in the tilt. Kesler T. Powell, Manager of World War ll, is an automobile Spring Glen Ward: iLaMonte Church in Helper. The newly co- department. Manager Angelo for profession of nursing. announced that a deal salesman. The Dentons, parents of Jones. nsecrated Bishop of Missionary Some Local Players Listed the Social Three scholarships will he given Security Office at three and inflelder Is pend- to Behun-in- , Utah small a Church, purchased youngsters, the Max on the Ward: Kenilworth of pitcher in the Episcopal Courthouse A few consistent players provo will be the Holy Cross Hospital School their local and The Rt. Rer. Richard S. Watson, ing on the completion of the cur- of Robert Saastamonlnen, new greens picked up by the at Price on Tuesday, May 22, the stock through Nursing, three to the (Latter-da-y bank their first investment in Blaine Huntington. will visit these three missions on rent college baseball season, proSaints Hospital School of telescopic lense Include: Dr. and from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., in stock. Mr. and accordance with a regular semiCastle Gate Ward: David Mil- that day. He will be in Drager viding that the players in mind Nursing, and three to the St. Mrs. James (Ruggeri, Over 22,000 A T. & T. Company ler and Richard Snow. ton for the 11:00 a.m. service and can secure releases. (incidentally monthly schedule of providing as. Mrs. Ed Marchettl Mark's Hospital School of Nurs live stockholders western In the Brigham City has put together ing. Maurice Ward: Anderson, In Helper for the 7:30 p.m. serStorre Ed is Improving very rapidly. slstance to Carbon and Emery states served by the Mountain Robert Allred, Rex Day, Chesley vice. The people from Kenilworth a powerhouse of hitters this year having improved his first gamesICounty pe0pie who desire help or States Applicants are urged to obtald Telephone and Telegraph Allred, Gary Forsyth, Merlin Far-ish- , are invited down for this eve- If their first two ball game is 44 for of score of (I to ft nice information on Social Security information from, Sister M. Raof the The of indication have strength Company. money they any Jr., and ning service In Helper. George Farrimond the nine holes), Mr. and Mrs. problems. R. N. Director of Nursing, phael. 23 to the invested in telephone stock along Clair Draper. The Bishop will conduct the their team. In addition Gene Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Jose the Holy Cross Hospital School with ran the the runs all Helper, up that provided against after they MEDICAL MEETING by Chris Jouflas, Norman ATTEND Price 2nd Ward: Robert Shields, order of Confirmation Montes, of Salt Lake City; from they scored 15 in beating Bingham MissNursing, Attending the regular monthly other such stockholders has made Neal Smith, LaMar Hussey, LeRoy Evening Prayer service in Helper. Day, Mike Kandaris, Earl Acord, Eleanor Sheldon, R. N. DiLamor-eau15-Grant their first teleIn game. the the H. AcadeBroadgrowth Arthur possible Mrs. of American Dale Frank Mr. and Jones. Jay Empey, meeting of the Jjru. Virginia Barbogllo, rector of Nursing, the Latter-da- y business. and Mrs. E. S. Bray will be Culllmore and Bill Cowley, two Saints bent. Wayne Jones. Lawrence Dalpiaz, Dr. Tosh Furukawa, and my of General Practitioners last phone Hospital School of NursThe Mountain Statea Telephone' WaIt6( anj james Arnett, sluggers who have been near the confirmed at this service. week in Salt Lake City were Stan Litizette. Lake City, or from Helen Salt ing, Industrial and had after of batting has League WI1 top Telegraph Company Doc tors A. R. Demman and he a hast Coach Stan Watts of the BTU Coffee hour will be held Macaluso - reported that M. R. N. Director of . a Mackrill, are Dr. Demman is it greatest growth since the end attended and showed the boyi the services In Dragerton and in lists for a good many years, 11am Ooriahek. bis schedule arranged so Mark's St. Nursing, Hospital six from of II. of wish War World that who team help of BYU all and plenty Attaining getting motion pictures of the Helper. At this tune president of the' Utah chapter private lessons may be had, Salt Lake City, School of to Nursing, Del to Nichols, foot, four inch stated that persons interested the organization ind Dr. Gorishek growth involved the construction N t x games at Madison Square will ho riven a chance to talk Utah. pace the Peaches attack. the new Bishop. Garden. should call him for appointments. Is a director. (Continued on Pag Eight) tered "f ! Pat rick 's Seminary Jan-unt- il 46' where he completed the Priesthood, OT "B of this year, "d fm T 1 O 1 1 11 i x-r- nine-year-ol- d t. ., n' ,n . Erl Kit., ... aj i! Church Social At Kenilworth ' 35 ... FIRST Saturday Night " that"- .. t. -.- club!'. A" - theess, - Award Winners In Church Work Are Announced r FIRST ... 1 r.v7r.n Scholarships In Nurse Profession 3Ullerea tv Fnnndntinn New Episcopal Bishop Visit County y Sunday, 20th Security Representative To Be In Price Tuesday Ven-turel- 8 uai li |