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Show Microfilming miu-isi- 2" Oil! Ave. 1 1. l)n CV. UT ftheJIhilBi 48 NUMBER VOLUME RAILROAD meeting DISTRICT NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, APRIL HELPER. UTAH 17 Umpire Association Formed Sunday For Youth Leagues At a special AND MINING A 101 HELPER STUDENTS GET FIRST SHOTS CONSERVE WATER OF NEW POLIO VACCINE; NEXT IS MAY 4TH CITY HALL SAYS; i held at the Helper city hall last Sunday ond and third graders of the Helper Central school rolled up their sleeves and received the first of a series of three shots of a ne'w Vaccine that it is hoped will deal to Infantile paralysis a death-bloin the world. Accoidine to Mrs. Myron Woi- sey, president of the Helper PTA, members of the group assisted the doctor and nurses in running, the children through this first series in a very short time. A3-- ' sisting were Mrs. Ab Day. Mrs. Avon Dimick, Mrs. Dominic pero,! Mrs. William Barrett, and Mrs. Ruth Hunter. Barrett ws in Dr. William county-wide- . of the giving of the shots charge was decided it the At meeting was assisted by Nurses Mrs. that from the fees paid by each and Mike Milovich and two nurses a porassociation. into the league tion will be used to purchase from Price. Next Shots regulation uniforms for the men, The second shots will be given and to supply them with the rules books and other paraphfn-ali- a the childien Tuesday, May 1, needed. starting at 1 0 : :? at the school The It is the plan of the group to house, Mrs. W'oolsty said. in this series of dccror which at charge hold regular meetings times rules' will be discussed, spe- has not yet been appointed by i'.i cial training given and any changes he dunty medical chairman Dr. be Olson charge. Spencer. in league operation will Also leceivmg tile snu at The next meeting of the grOUpj Central school were 33 stutleU will be held Sunday, May 2. at fi m the Spring Canyon area the Price municipal building. a County Umpires Association was formed to serve the needs of Little and Pony League games in the county for the forthcoming season. Elected president of the group Martin Ganser of Helper, and Richard Kuhns of Diagerton was elected vice president The mr'.DOse of the group is to! train men on the rudiments and rules of umpiring all scheduled games in the county of Little It League and pony Leagues. will coordinate all umpires in one group so there will be sufficient men to officiate at all games METERS WORKING COM. EUGENE COLI 29, 1954 Ordinances On Traffic Regulations Adopted By Helper City Officials Users of culinary water in Hel-- , A step toward more effective law enforcement in traffic per city this week w ere.. advised SEEKS NOMINATION cases was taken this week by the Helper city council with the Blood Donor Meet by City Recorder joe Bonacci ' to not waste water, and remem-- j ATio-h- t adoption and publication of a new city ordinance on FOR COMMISSION benow is water her "that yor ??ay 1 and other traffic rules that heretofore were not a part of the TOjeCt registered on the water me-- i Outlines ing incumbent cunty ters, and what yOu use Eugene Cli, need- city ordinances, it was reported by Stanley Litizzette, city A announced meeting Tu6sday nlght of commissioner, this lUIIv r Wsieiuii you pay reniesentatives woof several attorney. Before, the several laws now adopted, were the week that he is seeking nomina for" of cOmstate law, but were not directly applicable to enforcement by Helper, nen's orglanizations to the tion and several weeks agoJniade tentative plans for a visit As stated mission. Mr. coll, who nas neia Helper police because they had not been officially adopted. the post for the past Iwi yfars. the water situation in Helper thisof tne jei cross Mobile Blood The new ordinance if peals parr, Mr. Litizzette, who did consld- c stated that he is seeking the four- - year for the present time shows ,unit h,re Monday, May 10, of Section 191, Chapter 7, of the erable rfseaich of existing city the main year term to tnahie him t0 see to a plentiful supply from now on tording to Mrs. Aileen Phillips Revised ordinances of Helper laws before lrafting the new ordbut conservancy aUd Mrs Leja Schultz, he numerous prOj- springs, a conclusion Utah. 1945, relating to making U- - inance for the council's approval. ects initiated during his first ten- the part of every citizen will go lnen o tne project. voiced the oninion that everv citi or to offset foi stall far any, ,., .ma on Main struct in Hplner DW ta, ure of office. new sec- - zen would he well lepaid for the for and providing City, shortagf when the weather workbe named and minees Hons relating to the regulation of' time it takes to read the new comes warmer. erg app0jnted l0 receive and reg- ordinance in its entirety and t Because of hardly any rain, the jster (loIlors of blood to the hank, traffic on public streets try in every way . to fit it with Out major part of the water is beingtnej, said. his daily driving habits. ,.kio. tk., k,t.ii.n used for lawns and shrubs. and r0',nmittee is hopeful that h "AH the provisions of this and street II the point just T11H1IV "TT. TS people this visit will receive the same W.pot conform Intended to are of the post office has been ince thMr hoses and then forget the response . of . the abide hV the ,aws of the . a "headache to enforcement offi- - t0 ,, , water is running. Ttiu , is me t. ,.Q ao lilt" "lie IJCivt nri J lirillHU of State Utah, and all words or cers for years", and even thoughj kind of waste the citv is mterq b,00 are this ana is posted with large Phrases used herein which ested in stopping, both from a f(). the bank th have act in shall said defined over head signs that can readily i I'UIlSfl (Uli y MrtinUJVJiiit it w u aa as ascribed to said definition the Mrs. question Phillips l same i.rac-hithe seen ho customor. motorists, tli to additional cost most often asked relative to the tice continues. According to Chief them in the said laws of the of Utah." the city attorneys is: or blood mocurtmciit program police Mvers, most cf the vio-- ! State i. secu-have and servicemen civilians "Do vi n.e new are lations HOPES ARE HIGH adjiast to pay fir brod received from salesmen from the 'big city. "The' states. the Red cross?" acl local gentry are pretty-wel- l FOR ENTRY OF In answer to the question she quainted with what can and OIJCVA DC CI E PTE II I A RC'LUlII I LU qiil,td from an official publica- not be done, and in the lng Ollll answer to of the Red Cross tion nut. not w tins vioiare i"w, do LEGION CONVENTION MERCHANTS TEAM this question, as follows: casionally thfy try it, and some COUNTY CHAIRMAN TONY KOSMACK IN "No, no payment is asked for. times come very close to causing HERE SUNDAY Following a meeting of base- - Blood collected through these re- accidents- that could be serious," ball enthusiasts here last Thurs CAR CRACKUP; blood centers is distribut Chief Myers said. ".ow that our AT DEMOS MEETING Due to the strict allocation and day night, the picture is much gional ed and doctors with ordinances confirm with the state to ..... . .. : n hospitals I. r. I. r, t... -IS WELL ATTENDED me for Helper again having Edwrd Sheya, price attorney, j..-icuiuy law. we inttnd to make it 'stick' pngnter on less funds than in the pa?t:a team participating in the Utah;;"1 cnd,fe- Hospitals may charge was reelected Carbon TWO ARE KILLED county said. ad- - for all violators," he ces serv .. involved in the for The annual convention of of the Democratic par- u. and chairman is unuweu iur me accumu- - semi-frL,easue, inuusiriaj held lood the and (JOf ' ministration of Other Sections Cited r r Latest rf ports this week on an trict Five, American Legion w ,..ni,.c " HU for m.,,.h ;w- - . ty at the county convention held u, , , ecuons ..k' tors for their professional seruie Utner automobile accident 11 miles north here last Sunday attracted Le- i e i .. eu H'luii i "lib i e at p:i(.e laSt woek (nd. Als0 u ectro "i newiv tunic, . piesiuei ,1 ever new mde ordinance m the but no charge is , of Cortez, Colo., in which two g onnaires from five counties i" ' BaSeba" Mrg (o Merchan,S s rlan hni.ding1 """I'' for the Wood itself. , Eastern Utah a.ea to h e a ' that will strengthen the , were killed, and Tony KOsmck h vjce Ri ! enforce-as servicemen c,,nent..1 Wood collected Pr , Reed, New Mexico, cf off.cera, Insofar of Helper, is believed to hav Deeward N. . At tne presem ume ine grup, IJug,Q"1 wal i"LiLULeii uy 221-turned ovel' to the u"1" dealing, mcnt are: ,hpl.. been the driver, are that he is lm national vice commander of the xon ana i,h mcu s sn wnn .P,..ri ai e' cuiiinuiiiig negotiating . . authorities in this country and with vMiu-iLegion. ' ope.aiors over-al- l addreM at the proving very well frOm injuries G,v, plan of improving all interested in manasing the a'e lespOnsible foi its drive: s or chauffeurs licenses;! the convention keynfe was The joint session opened rCa(ls th).oughout the county, pi and something definite insofar received, hut is being retained was Frank Moss. nf ve proper state registration '.y Angelo Venrurelli. commander stH,kins: the faV0r 0f the voters, pavers ami management should uSethere for questioning. tic of Kan lKe county auu.nej. 0f 0m state week Xext inspection the f 21. hide; pe,nd,c wh after Carbon Post natlrol Tho Highwaiweek. "Ve are CoH ' ojlu, t3 his leco.(1 as! ,e known hv and ne . the v. .. . IRlhllblied, worxers ,. win tep the vOnc e; Agents tQ glop R de. at wh to ni"Ke eiei v euui i inveftigaffd the accident presentation of the Colors anil- 3 cuinmisoiiier ami iuitr fuu- na,nes of pel s. ns wno wil.j penalties for drivers involved for nression. identified the dead as Henry A.the invocation, turned the meet- ,ic attt,tion to the proposed to have an entry in ttiejalso a- of a. the scee im .topping a ti.i Robert ing over to District commandei i0n nf tr noria said. sllclt donors for tiie drive. DELEGATES ELECTED r0ntv fnr the!i.., ,.nr Lewis, 23. Price cident; a section about leaving; Stanley Litizzette. Mr. Litizzette ,htnpfit of ;riP taxpayers. were (1,,0ga,(,s hiplds ?l. Price New Officers Other introduced Mrs. A"ton Dupin. as convention state the to d iiamf u i i ui .il , lit vh." iiJii iicu uir l ilk ai Ulcers cie; tivi puce, nine juini TEEN-AG- E iiaij DANCES motor running. of the women s Mr. president . Mr. a follows: Young. Sheya, Thursnrn,PPt ,l0unital ra,.1P. time after midnight last "Persons leaving their cars or. Edna powell, J. M. Alexander, auxiliarv '.I the district; and othei Mr. cnli s term, and the v ce pleted during day, according to reports and president, eedks, for "just a mi'iutt" leav trucks of district. i'HUB IJV Mii UiC the . waiter May- Frandsen, said the auto went olficers UtlM-l"tP"'it ij ,n w IOIIUWIUE START MAY 8 IN a. e con- - Duane motors the running ,ng Oiiicers representing tne sun1 Eugene Co out of control in a road constructemplate,! frection of a new -- ' Frank naipiaz, Frank Jerant ''- to a were tnhutmg of the Liddell, all Legion Bunnell. '.Ujmar commensurate Wayne paument three .''' addition tion area and overturned Her!) Milovich. hoKpital Mike Draper, ' " i" ,,, itrwuu in uui'i, RECREATION PLAN ill Sutton. Dept. Coinmander; J. t ' timfs. invitation! A. V. Bonacci, pfrty, or lie an open Viola O'Bu-toignaii. aajutam, onu ah; Mr Coli nas lived in Carhon ,es8 Cox oeorge Pizza. Mike The three weie employed at Ll0" Teen- for theft," the Chief said. "This of series a of The first uunn. senue over and Ori. years mnv cnuntv for tioisiey, area. Jams miliar thirty r,nm, in that uranium mines we iicn.i i age dancts to be held at various is a practice tn- -t char,es CaJori R08s Mr. Sutton introduced the guest n0w resides in price, Pete Pessetto, Luke Crmani, Ei' Koeinack suffered severe fce will he held enforce to the letter from this of the county points TOaon. Sara was great-G,iotlli said Raymond he who Marchettl. Ed and Gardner speaker crushed nest a chest and head cut's, May 8, at the Drager-to- time on", he said. cacrn Thursday. Aitw.it i.avar Vel- scenic the with a ly impressed business of and possible internal injuries. Appointments of the ordinance.- son. it was reported School Other parts Gym. all of Helper. beauty of the state, and told how JAYCEES COMPLETE manager and secretary-treasure- r today by Sheriff Joe Holmin, set down the lw relative to the J. 15. Sillitoe, Scofi'id; Jennie much he enjoyed driving in the will be made in the near future, chairman before formed of a person of. the newly appearance Nielsen, castle Gate; Karl Jones 'Fashion Carnival rain that blanketed the state over Borla said. com- the court on a violation, and the I h Recreation CLEAN-U- P Carbon TWO and Vivian Jones, Kenilworth; end. namthe wek A program committee was To Be May 19th mittee. penalties Incurred if the appear Walter KelleV. Rains; Austin Lar-se- n Luke Corniani. city councilman, being ed last week, the At Helper High reprf sented Helper Cit)', for PROJECTS SUNDAY He stated that a schedule of ance Is not mde within and Ross Norton, Wellington; Charks Needles and Herb Draper. time. will communities the in dances of was out who Conrad Diamanti Staley and Leslie Cun.Mayor a homemaking Meeting League Helper junior high Violation of a promise to p. so that month he to every published Sunnyside; Joseph A. welcomed and of ningham, delegates town, will The Helper Junior Chamber be held A Hague meeting girls and their instructor, Mrs. n will know where pear on a violation; and arrests HOlman, William D. Collins, young week-en- d people to them tentaenjoy last are to completHelper, inviting Cmmerce make at comprovo plans Pizia. making George tonight in without warrants, and other far are Martin the activities enough prestovich to hack "come themselves and ed Rowley, in to its two of to present "Fashion carnival", major projects tive plans for a schedule and to attend pliances of the state laws that and James Stewart, Dragertn; conjunction with the Helper clean- determine the number of teams advance to make plansone the annual Spring Fashion Show again". of the are applicable locally are full? George Foster, Columbia, and RoOfficers 'Elected up and paint-ucampaign, ac- that will play. To attend from them. This activity, and Tea. This year's show will to citizens help described in the ordinance. local of bert J. Hendetson, Hiawatha. projects During the election meeting, cording to Frank Whipple, proj- here will he Marchetti. Borla. be presented on Wednesday, May to and was Juvenile curb delinquency of MOnticll0, Jack ect chairman. Mclntyre 19, from 1 to 9 p.m. in the Helper Pessetto, Needles and fagive wholesome recreational elected district commander for Fi'st on the list was the over-al- l Junior High Auditorium. been has to cilities young people elected Also nlnr-irrado vit'ld Mrs. home year. of of tsfith the the atA Th coming CITY PHYSICIAN STRESSES REGULAR EXAMS painting many weeks In the planning stage, will model the latest styles in' were Vinee l)onza. Helper, firet Sposatto of 186 RoOsevtlt street but now is ready to go Mr. Hoi. with paint purchased by the club Pony-Littl- e Leagues dresses, play I vice tmmanoer; ana riaim blouses, sklru, said. man com TO DETECT CANCER SYMPTOMS EARUER and some donated by Helper Fur- Call clothes, formals, suits and coats. tello, manding, second vice Tryouts two and & attendant An adult Hardware. is manaei niture The annual fashion show For Saturday, May 1 lung cancer and a 'Pap' in the evening con. A haaquet citizens in the area were lud teenage as.'intants will be in "The importance of regular smear fortest planned for and given in honor for possible uterine however will examinations and nhvsical eluded and convention. dance the for of of club's the Banquet Little jn their The first every (hPir praise of the girl's mothers and chaige trjouts cancer. re di- is feel were under the each dance.iwell yon may betnjr ec.t saying that it did much to pony League 'players for the com guiue activities durine friends. . . . .. t.i I...:.. ,.a!.. fn tlin! i.t....i i... r.tivKitantt ft a vital "All adult should have a thor- reel Ion of women members of give the neighborhood a "new l.ij a1 factor in the nationwide program! ough phys.cal examination ev.?ry the Helper post. look". This was the prime bjec- - here this week end. according to dances will be furnished by , -ain m- year. Women over 30 xhOuld re to reduce the cancer Jonn donated the. of tive of the club, and it hopes Ed '.Marchetti, p,i;x" Helper Scouter Gets by president juke Dr. A. It- turn after six months for another funds States," fnited and the n the l.rito of Helper, that this act will "spaik pluK" a organization. Scoutmaster Key nMvic examination. And men over Baseball Legion movement city - wide for home The first session will be Satur received from it will be used to neniman. Helper city pii"itiii At Provo Meeting should repeat iheir chest here an in interne and maintain fo de.ia.ed Workouts Slated owners to 1'iiKliWn up their sur. day at 2 p.m. on the, Little league buy new records eve y six mnt check-uacional (lay. Attending the Utah roundings by painting up huses. field f"r all prospective Little a working fund for the tn-agerOf May End For the doctoi s roio was statement "r.ifo.tunately Demman ama n ft activities on tiiey, for es and sheds. special parks Council fellowship meeting Leaguers who were not is dependent detection cancer in f edu on the Workouts for boys desiious and hanqu'1 held in Provo last njt!c.ion with made in commenting team (last year and falling in the might spoor , Sunday project on the cooperation of the: .general ricau! h e t Aint on t f of and out ,,. ! 'r were rational M'. places and 10. phase dancs eying Sunday morning, in cooperation age luack' t of s. Friday evening fund rais- - public. The primary aim of the 1951 American Lesion junior has ball with the city fife dpartment and Mrs. Ray Black of Helper. At the same time in the city All younKsters from 14 to 21if'anc'r Society's of the ACS bewtnen will tlw in awards drive area, team all Helper cmp"iRn educational aspects dining In a series of training atiend ing under the direction cf pire Chief ball park below fhe park, are col (Mall v )uviiei t to crusade is obtain informing to by known following tli" Louie workers are making the Martinelli. t, alrt Jayceps innv I!iciiers 1.1 or 14 vears ,i.,r, presented to ScOuters, Mr. Black gin immediately f cancer's seven dani n the puolic was informal it essential t school .L'l. ( receive on to the public, M;y . . . was one of the m'n losing helped dean up the underpass 0,j who were pot on a teatm last: about cancer in conjunction with ger signals and of the imperative his scoutmaster's key for his, report d by Dr. P. M. Gonzalez. jan,.t street for schululed necessity of prompt treatment if fund soliciting activities. of dani.es the Ihe;,!,,,;,. i'i officer Other athletic post Helper with the flushing dwn of both woi kouts. many years of scout wrk ... . . .. . .t.liuu!-ltii.... ( ivic ,,.., h i i vimllelDcr. 4innortanc" :iictlia (ancfr victims' aie to be saved." "f iho in inp n j i""1"" of Carbon county. All I. line l,caguei i" . !' approac.hes and ended with th Dr. Demman explained that the "u.ntn tne with H.the iivi,i doctor ' inai'i P'lc". said auditorium. nf headed whol along out of May family tli'roueh eJeaninc Merrill christopherson fh"la,l 1' vear ld bracketft Pubconducts a ACS ) aun-jt(Demman Dr. more 15: Keiulwoith. ntrol cancer, d ain system to the river. Ninel(j(1 nol ,,ai ticipat.-- ' in the league toriiim. May the program committee and a,t- team ihcie will b" two or lic education program hut that this anu the 11. Uy toi said: "If t.iiiniina practitm.He teams nim. general "Chief" sponsored every ceremonies. all May were unplueecd byaM year, will begin their first drains in ed as master of to take care of b'ys who the i.rrnp. During the course of workouts Wednesday, er in the country found one eaily program is given special empha5 at May 20. was assisted bv Dr. C. J. Halt, My in 11)54. m"r- sis during April which has been n t mam on u.,,i ..ii.ul.l.. if to of not fire hose 4:30 p.m. MV,.rH t))(, qual y Dr. J. CJ. Jones. D. Spencer (;row,dr j,i,.(p Monthly Meetings Eisen- by president could dm designated broke dienching wi'kers. so time Mr. H 'lnian said the committee talit.v from the disease The Helper Little Leagup and Maurice Harding. Dr. Wayne B.jt'am. as cancer coiroi .iiun ni , ailed RO? ew tinifrms for me main and the Jaycees pro pony League area includes all of would met once a month to out-lin-e 40 per cent and some S2.000 livehower Whitehead, Hales LeRoy This educational project and if ccederl t() "flush down" individual saved. be ivnulil a: and followW. I he for been of ranged anil have f''. fhp Leonard lies north program thai Carbon Pas spy, Stanley county "This is a challenging goal," fhe society's additional programs sponsors for the other teams can m,mi,Ps of ihe lean-usquad, the nine Cut. and every boy In ing mnth. W. Clyde. and service y aiPo he continued. "Physical examin- of national research Members turning out ro "sling-pla- this area eligible for paitlcipa-- t Thirty districts out of 3" !n the be found those boys may areas to individual patients," Dr. Dfm-mathose include should ations were uniforms. in all W. fon in either of the two leagues, day Saturday paint slate were given Gold Star ocpointed out, "will depend for Louis Tone, manager of t h p Whipple. Clydp Petersen, Martin Is extended an invitation to fry glble for a position on any team, where cancer most frequently aw ' ds. continuation on success of the its pelvic breasts, volunteered mouth, has skin, curs: Ralof at attended last have year, last a My must (;anM.r. p,.p Angottl. Frank out for the teams. One word Scouteri and leaders attended team Each 1954 crusadf which is seeking a nillie Sillitoe and Miss caution to the boys, however. Is half of tie regularly scheduled area, rectum and lungs. chest from alt ovt the Utah parks to manage the boys again. Dr. ),.,! goal of 20,ooo,ono." should include a check-ut sessions. 'Gonzalez said. Yvonne MigliOre, Clean-l'(Juee". the rule that In o'der to be ell- council. jrj .1 tt., ord-nort- j whole-hearte- m f m - ' j i,s, - .a,'7 T.u , d vk-es- M. j . n,ii. ftary-treasiirer. . as!'' i - ... ihUl nt t " e ,), act-iue- ..r.i . ,.... J ,.' . ,hC, "'". . J n - Event Junior Al-vl- -- Pa-lett- First . I 'A .M- i to-4.- s - . - .L'-clon- 1 : year-roun- - , - I'l-i- n - try-ou- |