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Show Unlvsi-i- Microfilm. rr: r,n av pn. x Corp u; ' MINING A VOLUME 47 NUMBER RAILROAD AND HELPER. 37 HELPER LIONS CLUB HONORED BY Helper BPW Club Slates Meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29 The Helper Civic Auditorium was the scene Thursday night, Sept. 17, of the Helper Lions Club Ladies Night event. The largest turnout of the season was seen for the occasion. UTAH NEWSPAPER UTAH Knights of Columbus To Install KIWANIS SHOW THURSDAY, LADIES SOCIETY OF THE B. New-Officer- s Monday PLANS PROGRESS; fun-pack- Sec-sever- FOUNDATION MR. WEEKS S.S. FOR TEACHERS CITES ADVANTAGES at the Helper civic auditorium. sessions beginning at 1 p.m. in- and, Business dude: session, starting at 2 p.m. a Public Installation, Memorial Drill a"d Official' Drills which will be open to the pul'lic and everyone is invited toi attend this, beginning at 2 p.m. The Banquet will be at 7 p.m.; and is also for the Iadieg, So- -j ciety and husbands and B of L program! F k E and partners, following at 9 p.m. with Official a by drill being exemplified guest Lodge from Grand Junction, No. Colo., Peach Blossom an imported team will exemplify a new but very outstanding drill 1 rtpllcp will clOF.S the days entertainment. Helper ward LDS Relief Society both luncheon and will serve Banquet. All members of both the Ladies Society and the Brotherhood ofLocomotive Firemen and Enginemen are urged to attend. SEPT. 24, DRIVE IS ON BY HELPER '49 SHOW CALLS extra MEETING NITE at P.m. in the Helper City hall, was the announcement of Ed $ !. "".-!- The first meeting of the Helper Days, of '19 organization has been called fo'" Sept. HONS Helper Lions club met in ion i;i the council l'om of th- Helper citiy Hall 10 brinS C'mm'H'it '' p! i::s for the A" I Si drive Calendar up to Inlay date and to appoint team captains for the various ones of the city. Team Captains and their teams are as follows: Ka;.t Helper Harold Wright, William Glea Ralph crawf-'rd- , Earl Robert Bingham, James, Floyd Iialley, Earl H.inley, lion Bumhope and Frank Tomsic Northwest Helper J. !. Willis, Dale Reid, Leslie Reid, Kd Cflsey, Rosy. Gigliotti. Dean KirkwOod. George Kelly. Southwest Helper: Lynn Overlade, William Hunter, Frank Lumbanii, Frank Kaquinta, Charles Needles, Earl Shafer and Jure Gill. The Business and Advertising committee is under the co-- ( hairmanship of Ros.s Giglitti and Frank tomsic. The GROUP FOR MONDAY Monday, 195 BIRTHDAY CALENDAR 15 mi-str- el OF L.F.&E HOLD STATE CONFAB HERE SATURDAY New officers of St. Anthony The eighth A"nual State MeetNo. -- Ml. Knight's- "f CoCouncil SLATED OCTOBER lumbus will be installed Monday. ing of the Ladies of the Hrotlici'-holof Locomotive Firemen aMd The fall of the year in Helper Sept. LS, in the council club and meeting announced this Engine-mejoint not only brings the beautiful au-- ; rooms, it was tumn leaves, the hunter's itch to week by Rev. K. F. Dowiing, pas-g- with the It (if L F & E will be out into the woods and snoot tor. state Deputy H. C. llaiisman held Sept. L'6. 1!.".::. at the Helper at anything that moves; it a?) and District Deputy Frank Becker Civic Auditorium. Joint meeting of Lodges, from brings the annual presentation of will be the installing Officers, all ovei the slate will convene at will be the Annual Helper KiwaUis show,; The fallowing members 9 a.m. The host and hostess eve-- ' installed that hilarious, into office, Balanced Rock Lodge are lodges has ice. Grand ap.1 entertainment that nine's Marinoni, p: joe Mike MoIinar:, Ke"il-th- No. s;, Ladies Sciety and Hropealed to both young and old in Knight; No. therhood Lods-'!in, I'tah eastern Utah area for many worth, Deputy (jraml Knight; H ward L. Tomsic, Helper, Chan- - ail way. Grand Lodge officers attending Thi?, year the maestro in charge, eelor; Pete Tab ne. castle Gate, will be Sister Marvel Lewis, a else! of planning and everything Advocate; Ttny A. Ori, Helper, of the Board of Grand member is Gladstone Joe bon. Woodhead, whoj Recording Secretary; TruMees of St. Paul, Minn., who has been working undercover i'or ac.ci Jr., Helper, Financial weeks now outlining what.retary, and V. E. Litizzette. Hei is representing the Grand president, Sister Grace Hatfield. Repne will have on this year's show. pei, Treasurer. The Grand international No are forthcoming details Trustees to be inducted are resenting Mcother than the Kiwaniang. guaran- John Colombo. Angeln Ventui'elli, president will be Bro. A. M. Eu of General Queen, worth-whilorganizer e tee a show and that Carl Hatch, Mario Picco, Tom one new number will be added J'errero, A. V. lionacci and Tom gene, Oregon, who will be panied by his wife. a act. Bevei idge. Joint luncheon will be Date of the show has been set Final plans will also be made at noon for the Ladies Society for Thursday night October 15, for the Columbus Day banquet to and husbands, and B of L F & E at the Helper civic auditorium. be held in Helper on Octo' er 11, members and partners Afternoon Members of the Helper Business and Professional women's club will hold their first meeting of the fall season Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Helper city hail. New officers., elected in May. will outline the program far the winter season ami also make plans for an extensive membership drive in the area. New officers of the BPW are Marieiieva Black, president; vice president; Gansei', garet Frances secretary, Greenhalgh, and Mary pizza, treasurer. The new officers will be formally installed at a special meeting the first week of November, at which time state officers will attend ami conduct the VISIT OF DIGNITARIES DISTRICT X M.irchetti, general chaj:nan of last year's show. MarchetU stated that this meeting is called to dis cuss tne project or projects that the forthcoming show will work for and to "feel out" any prospective sponsors for the next show. Also on the agenda will be the election of new officers for the year. Since the closing of the last show seveml groups and individuals have voiced their groups hopes that might be allowed to .sponsor a show, and Marcuetti said he is hopeful that those people attend the meeting Monday night and make their request?, for consideration. "This is not a closed all Keal citimeeting in any or zens interested all phases of the popular event, are cordially invite I to attend this meeting," Mr. Marchetti said. Wet-mor- Bl-linge- r, These calendars fill a need for persons purchasing them la that they list the birthdays, of all persons, purchasing the name space. This will be found to be a convenience to any person as they may be hung close to the telephone or writing desk and there, close at hand, will be a constant, up to date reminder for the Cirth-days and anniversaries of many frierds and relatives. In addition to birthdays, anniversaries, birth listings, of club mesting nights, days of deceased service men, Union local meetings, and many other community functions will be noted. ail and Ladies Helper Democrats honored to be could benefits increased have as special guests District provided to teachers at a lower! Call Meeting CASTLE GATE MINER Governor, Alvin Weeks, of Lions initial cost if the State Teachers' For October 2nd International; Deputy District Gov- Retirement System were integrat-- j Democratic City Chairman Luke KILLED INSTANTLY ernor Allen Tuft of Ferron, ana ed with Federal Social Security.' announced this week Corniani, Lion Howard Baker of the Price This was revealed in a report re-- : democlub. Governor Weeks gave an in- leased today iby Utah Foundation, that a meeting of Helper LATE TUESDAY NIGHT has called for been crats, Friday, talk on the Chicago the private t tax research! Oct. 2, at 7:30 teresting at the city p.m. Norm 55, Alan B. Werrett, Lions International convention organization. The Foundation re- hall. All members of the party are Price, coal miner, was and displayed several trophy& ot port the Legislative asked to attend and analyzes participate killed instantly late Tuesday night this important event, concluding Council proposal to integrate the in plans for this fall's city elec- in a cave-iat the Castle Gate with a very, inspirational message present teachers' retirement systion. mine of the independent Cai & to the club about 'Lionism'. Both tem with Social Security. .Mr. CormBni announced that at Coke Company. Deputy District Governor Tuft and week's meeting of the group, last State The the noted that about The accident occui'ed Lioa Howard Baker gave short to meet George SPratling, was appointed 11:45 p.m. ihefore the night just talks on subjects relating to the, has consistently tofailed its obligations the present temporary precinct chairman for shift was preparing to quit. His The cost of listings and calen-- ! work, and the aims of Lions an a East Helper. dars is nominal being only 25c for over the world. This is Governor teachers' retirement system. As body was not recovered until VISITS BAND NAVY fund had each name listed and 50c for each "Weeks initial visit to the Hel- result, the retirement Wednesday at 1 a.m. an estimated actuarial deficit of He was- born at Abertillary, calendar purchased. this in Lions Club capacity TVfirrnaion per Day on million $13.6 a son PROVO OCT. 1 Monmouthshire, and he was lavish in his praise approximately England, A new feature of the calendar Here Sunday 1953. of Joseph Henry and Ann BiKgs of and for the cJub as he noted June 30, thi. year will be the agreement Werrett, March 5, 1S9S. He marthe various community projects; Local teachers' retirement sys- At St. Anthony's by several Helper business firms ON CONCERT TOUR Loa Rees Taylor in the Salt ried going forward under Lions spon- - tems established in three of the who are advertisers, to give difc-- ! The beautiful ceremony of the counts on items purchased from sorshlp. Lions Le Reid, Nolan city school districts (Salt Lake, Sacrament, confirmation day, will Lake Temple, Church of Jesus "The world's greatest music them on the listed of Latter-daSaints on Davis, Ed Casey, Ross GiSliotti Ogden, and provo) are in even be celebrated birthday oT at St. Anthony's Christ 23. 1928. He was a convert Four Local Youth May and J. B. Willis were presented more serious financial difficulty, Catholic by the world's grea;est the purchaser. This will save the played church here Sunday, to the LDS church when a Attendance pins for' the study disclosed. Two of these' cent 21 Bishop Duane G. Hunt youth Receive Awards with 100 That's the treat whim calendar purchaser money on his band." to thiscame and are country. ; The attendance. bene-reduce to had have perfect districts pin, of Salt Lake City will be the adAt birthday and will stimulate awaits Central I'tah music lovc-rHe was active in church work, a new style and are in Coronation fits or provide supplementary ap-- ! ministering dignitary. for the merchant. States when united the Leon N'ivy Glen: Earl Hanson, Spring theme. from general taxi Reveren E. F. Dowling, pastor, and for some time, years ago. propiiations S'i0 names were subscribOver Karma Band presents matinee and eveLeslie Reid was revenues in order to keep the1 reported this week that 35 boys was justice of the peace at Con- McKendrick. carbon ville; ed last year and the figure is and Betti sumers. Skinner, carhonville, ning concerts in Provo Thursday, certain to be higher this year. and girls, have thus far readied iin systems operating. presented a members of He was a member of United Clark, carhonville, themselves matron for the for his fine October 1. confii and congratulated Delivery will be made by the perFoundation analysts point out Scratch poultiy, and he expects several more to Mine Workers of America Dis- the Pick and record of achievement by District that ' son selling the calendar en or in-of in the Both concerts, are scheduled adoption proposed Club of Carbon County bring bac be ready before the Sunday cere- - trict 22. Governor Weeks. tegration plan would solve these monies. He wa?. known in this area as state awards to the count'. These the new Brigham Young univer- about December 10, just in time for Christmaf. and they will make Mrs. E. O. James sang two very' acute financial problems for the producers sity Field House, the matinee at outstanding poultry Several adults have also pre- a vocalist. at nice Christmas gifts for some enjoyable solos. ;! State and the three districts opconcert and the haul and diligently include the worked Survivors have p.m. widow; evening pared themselves for the mem er of the family who may be The chairman named for the: erating letirement systems finana stepson, Roland Taylor, Castle on their project and feel that S o'clock. in service or living next meeting was J. B. Willis. cost sound. away f 0111 However, the one they really earned the trip to the cially Gate; three grandchildren; The provo performance, expect. Lions Zone Chairmen Meet ll.lp-rwould be greater than the present in the work brother. Henry Werrett, London; fair. Hard county ed to attract concert goer f em Zone Chairman, Nolan statutory requirement or actual Senator Bennett Hopes five sisters. Mrs. Ada Lions through the past year made out- many parts of the state, will open Davis, announced a zone meeting appropriations to the systems. More Utahns Will Visit Mrs. Ethel Shivers, Mrs. Olive standing poultry men of these girls the )!.",:! western tour of the N'-v- ZDYL Radio, T-- V was held in Ferron Monday night. Shivers, Mrs. Ann Banks and ami hoys.. Leon and Earl competBanil. Under the plan recommended West Point, Annapolis so"c Mrs. Claiice Shivers, all of Var-teg- . ed against five other teams in Sept. 21, at the home of Deputy; the a Council, Legislative more by The that Utahns Dii ictinf the band ihr uj!i T-- Y hope some wi.ich wei Allen Monmouthshire. England. District Givernor Tuf;s. die stale, For cf Programs teacher with forty years would take advanttage of oppor-- j The zone is composed of Lions Funeral services,, will be con- oldeer, more experienced bo's i'1 wide epertoire of music will service culd receive as much as tunitios to attend West point ami! Recii 1.1. Hosor.e, the Bre:nlle Comdr. Charles Judge Ke-.from Price, Ferron, Huntington ducted Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the judging. The boys judged leghorn Ve$l!i6.'J3 a month from Social Se- Annapolis M'Ht to ill was. woman leadi as here I't bis US In oniy expressed capacity and Helper clubs. The president Price LDS Tabernacle. Additional for perfection and a group f hi ds benefits and tf'e Thursday by Sen. Wallace F. will be conducted Satur- for laying ability which were both of the world't. finest band." c mdr. U. S. Cngress and wh'. as 1 services and Secretary of earn dub met curity primal y state supplement. If the retiring Bennett (R., Utah) prior to his, has achieved notable Salt Lake city judge won nawith the Zone Chairman to exday noon at Waley. LDS WaiV leghorns and New Hampshire-- . Bundle: member were married and his return to Utah. in and can- distinction, both in Washington, tional acclaim for her efforts Chapel. change ideas and plans for ine wife were 65 years cf age, the They then graded cur-inand The juvenalso tiaffic lawmaker revealed that the and country DC. throughout safety balance of the club year. These additional Social dled them. They graded them into Security allow- he and tw0 colleagues. Sen. Ar- American and Canada. Affahle, friendly, his ile delinquency, has been signed .(5 Dist. meetings are held periodically in ance for the spouse cOuld bring thur V. groups ot AA. A. 1, C, D, H"l Legion r radio for a series 0f Watkins and Ren. Doug eiach zone. inedihles. These boys have both taste for music ranges from the the combined retirement allow- las R. Stringfellow, will hold a And Auxiliary of the music and television pr"grams on KDYL dassical selections, had candling experience previous ance to $239.43 a month. masters n the light, popular num- - and K'DYL-TV- . joint competitive examination for Announce Convention eges in their own home ut weie P-T- A Auxand candidates Novemon The Aiiil his concerts are alwas American Legion ber Social i i academy Her radio and television se: ies, i... ...i.n.i Opening At the present time, teacheisi rlL HirrtlltllUUllUl L.I'JI lit' ber 27. The test will be given at iliary District 5, will hold their studded with the greatest and "Judge Rea Beck BsoUe Prestate the lunch Set For October 12 under ttieir currently retiring fall convention at Blandiug, Utan, Poultry plant during most stirring marches of all time. sent?:" will begin Monday. Sept. retirement system are limited to postofficec, throughout the state. hour. Competition wa8 very keen social and a maximum allowance of $100 "I have been disappointed to Sunday, Sept. 27, according to an The opening By special request, the band is 2N. over television, she will be In per both club members The phases. to play, as an encore, seen four mornings weekly onday. tea honoring teachers, In the Hel- - month. Teachers also covered by learn that most of the members announcement made this week by were asked to participate in the planning the BYU "Cougar Pep Song." per area will be held Monday, one of the local systems could re- of the congressional delegation at Stanley V. Litti&zette, District 6 run oft Tuesday. Wednesday and to 9, Wednesday, Sept. - - at l'l a.m. Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m. at the Central ceive an additional $50 a month. some time or another must leave commander, and Donna Dupln of Friday were more qualiin the program vacant a service academy appoint- price, district auxiliary president. see which two Interspersed it was announced this school, p: esident G. Larfton Bennett fied elimin The to the fair. to go will be selections by NaVy Band A joint meeting 0f the Legion "Of Besides providing increased ie- - ment," Sen. Bennett said. week by Mrs. Myron Woolsey. t and general manager of KDYL in charge was contest ation renown. of soloists tirement allowances, the propog-- i course, these vacancies carry over and Auxiliary members will be president. radio and television, who made Ellsworth Jewkes. The egg candAn interesting program is be- - ed plan would make the teachers but it's mre desirable to keep a held at 1 p.m. at the American The provo Chamber of Com- arrangements for the ries, said Al Thayne in of wfls charge ling and eligible for Federal Social Secur- full quota of Utah men in all the Legion hall, followed by a private of log arranged and all parents merce is sponsoring the concerts the programs will b formatte t Wilson and Norman Wellington others interested in school af- ity survivors' benefits. These bene-- classes." meeting of the auxiliary. as a patriotic aftd public service. so that Judge Bosone can cover 3 Sen. Bennett stressed that man- The closing event of the dav of Spring Glen. The twi highest Dr. J. C Moffitt, chairman of the wide range of fairs In Helper are urged to at- - fits would be of particular value community interto thos members who have fam- power demands will remain high will be a dinner given by the1 were then taken to vveral coops concert committee, has extended tend. from a news standest subjects in some and the county given aH muMc ily responsibilities. No survivors' despite the cessation of Korean Blanding American legion pos-t- . invitation to cordial a will She bring prominent point. very good pointers on poultry lovers to attend. benefits are provided iby the ex-- i hostilities. High school and unemphasis guests, to her programs to disSpecial Ted Jim! Gets and Judging by Wychet'ly Helper Couple on attendance by cuss such subjects as home makisting system, except by selection dergraduate college students would Gardner. At the fair they were is being placed of an optional plan which would be wise, he said, to give careful Funeral Friday school children of Central U'ah ing, schools and education, saniCongratulation Note a each C. K. gold cup by given to the service reduce retirement benefits, pro- consideration at the matinee. Helper Man From U. S. Senator tation and other matters, of public This Is whools. Requiem mass will be held Fri- Ferre for their work. portionately. are 80 cents for interest. Judge Bosone will act a Matinee prices to first Kails fair. the trip Jir. and Mrs. Heber KirkwOod, "Annapolis is only about 45 day at 10 a.m. at the St. Anthony n?alor and The demonstration that Betti adults, 5d cents for high school2" model ator and rfliiiWrecommendaAccording to the Foundation re- minutes from Washington and is Catholic church fur Frank who recently celebrated their gulwill and and handle students, product Junior high port, the initial cost would be on a beautiful location,"' he notden wedding anniversary, receiv71, retired railroader, who and Karma gae won first place cents for elementary school stu- tions as part of the program ed a very' nice letter of congratu- less for most school employees ed. "On a recent trip Into up died Monday at his home after in the poultry division in the state. They were awarded gold dents. For the evening, prices are lations from Senator Wallace F. under the proposed plan. Lst state New York, I visited West an Illness. rethe members of present wiln watches for this achieve- f 150 for reserved chair seats a"d Bennett. Senator Bennett learned year, Iint and was struck 'by it He was born at Serra Stretta. HELPER SOLDIER ment. These Kirls fryed n frozen $ .00 general admission. son the ISM. of their anniversary through the tirement systems contributed a beauU'. of 2f. course, Italy, November Ech place, $1,81)2,0(10. of Inllial FROM total cost The F.vening concert tickets my be GRADUATES has an excellent curriculum and of Joe and co'icheita Talletlco. chicken in 15 minutes. They done columns of the Helper Journal. from the I'tah Office LEADERSHIP SCHOOL obtained work. a This very him and siste! The letter said in part: "Your to members under the recom offers splendid educational outstanding being a'e Surviving in Provo or mended plan would be $1,474,000. career opportunities.'' Mrs. Fraiu e- - MaScato and the first year for theni at the Supply Co. philosophy of "Rive and takp" wan Word wa received this week of 10 the Provo Chamber would cost rise, however, con-t- : This fair. w'Uld ure. like I'm to thank of has, and both a They noted Sen. Bennett many that Helper. niece, interesting Acel James hand"Jimmy'' Miner, that Is various Relief Societies Farm Commerce. The Chamber United much to your happiness when scheduled social Security applicants to the academies fill Holy Rosary will be recited Ace Miner. l son of Mr. and Mrs. ('hil-seats only, reseived rate in effect lake line increases 1954, women and the Utah together. to qualify physically or mentally night at 8 p.m. ai the MitclitH Hur-sduring this from Leadership graduated Army 1963 and 1970. dren's tickets for the matinee may I was pleased to read that Mr. 1960, by but a narrow margin. He en- Funeral Home, pi ice, by Rever-- i Poultry Auxiliary for the (line School last week. After eight various the be had through Klrkwood's work on he railroad couraged thew young men to re- end K. F. Dowling. pastor of St.. they jtavp them. Tbey feel that Adult weeks of intensive training, he Utah. him time fo be the this experience w It h tSe wtfmen schools of Central i ill allowed Let the thought of self pass apply, especially after blushing Anthony's. Cadreman be Is now a matinee the may for tickets Burial will be in the Price city helped them to win the honor best fisherman In the area until in, and the beauty of a great nc- up on their weak subjects. The curthe to Sixth or attached Army, the Chamber ordered through your ion took the title from him tion Is gone like the bloom from senator said that most initial cemetery under the direction of Cal. Ord, at stationed Fort obtained at Utah Office Supply. rently (Continued 00 Page Four) the Mitchell Funeral Home. jB soiled flower. James A. Froude a couple of yearj go." (Continued on Eight) The Helper Lions were pleased and j ' non-profi- well-know- 318-Als- 1 -- ; State Fair - bus-lues- 's Past-Preside- wa-tkins- . Slns . s half-hou- -M- - 1 For Tal-leric- o, 1 mail-order- t'-th- half-centur- , Pg |