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Show 0 TOlityjal 0 MINING A VOLUME 49 Boy Scout Fund Drives Start Month Here This SIX CAMPAIGNING FOR THREE COUNCIL POSTS The annual fund drive in the many years, is a machinist in area will begin this Carbon the Helper shops of the Rio -month, according to Judge Fred Continued On Page Eight T. Keller, chairman of Carbon Political activity in Helper that has been at a very slow boil for the past two weeks was stepped up considerably by nominees on both city tickets this week when most of the candidates started a Police Chase Ends se canvass for votes. In Wrecked Car It being an off election year, For Speedng Driver because there are no county, Just 'before midnight Monday state or national candidates to Police officer Guy Adams, after two vote for, candidates on the a motorist to not make cautioning city ballots can concentrate on a "U" turn on- Main street, had local issues and spend more time to give chase to the man and beselling themselves and the ticket fore he could apprehend the ofthey are on. car fender and two occupants the On .the Democratic ticket, canhad wrecked and were taken to didates Ed, Casey, Luke Cormani the Price ty hospital. (incumbent), and Raymond of the car, Dal Butler, Driver are reported working dili- 1504 Bryan Ave., Salt Lake City, gently for their ticket, and re- allegedly ignored the warning of ports from Progressive-Citizemade the U turn j Officer Adams, ticket headquarters are that coun and in the direction of speeded cil aspirants (Arthur Dalpiaz, Glen. Officer Adams gave! Vince Garavaglia and Joe Ro- Spring chase and stated that he traveled lando are taking time off from 90 miles per hour but couldn't their pursuits to gain on the fleeing car. He pur- explain their qualifications to sued the car to the railroad crossthe voters of Helper. ing at Kenilworth junction where Progressive-Citizethe car turned and headed back ' Arthur Dalpiaz, a native son, to Helper. is to residents of Continuing the chase toward Helper and Carbon County.- He Helper Officer Adams said it is the owner and manager of the ended when the fleeing car apCentral Commission and Supply parently went out of control and company, and: has been active in hit a utility pole by the Midland civic affairs of the city for many Service Station, slid 33 feet and years. He was city treasurer for stopped upside down. four years in the late '30s and Passenger in the car was during that time gained a good C. Wardell. Both were only ground-wor- k of knowledge about slightly injured and were rethe working of city government, leased Tuesday. its complexities, and particularly Officer Adams alleged that the financial problems of a mu- both occupants might have been nicipality. drinking. Mr. Butler would not Vincent Garavaglia, another submit to a blood test. He was In given a citation for reckless drivnative son, also Helper and the county, is a ing and posted $150 bail, and inmember of the operating staff of structed to appear in Helper Radio Station KOAL, and prior Justice's court November 8. Helto that was an employee of per Furniture and Hardware company. For the past several years Candidates For Election he has been a member of Hel.November 8, 1955 ... per's volunteer fire department. A veteran of World War II, he " Ilelper City Ballot four-yea- r COUNCILMEN is interested in all civic improvement projects. ' Joe Rolando, still another na- Democratic in the EDWARD J. CASEY tive son, and area, is a staff member of Mu- LUKE CORMANI tual Furniture & Hardware com- RAYMOND TOSON pany. He is a former member of Helper's fire department, and has Progressive-Citizen- s been very active in the Helper ARTHUR DALPIAZ Baseball association. He is active VINCENT GARAVAGLIA in civic affairs especially on the JOE ROLANDO boys and girls committee of the Citizens are to vote for any Helper Kiwanis club. three men on the ballots. No Democratic Ticket The Democratic ticket presents individual candidate is running fwo who have previous city ad- against another individual candministration experience and one idate. It is an open race with the receivwho has not held political office. three highest Edward' J. Casey, a resident for ing the election. . District, Boy Scouts of Amer ica: A goal of 500 house-to-hou- -- new i !bon Since mi 3 city-coun- To-so-n. ns ; ng .. ns wn Al-d- members in 1956 has been 'set' by the Car- - - well-kno- in District. its origin the 1908 movement has spread to every j civilized country on the face of Judge Keller the earth. Howof the ever, only about eligible boys are scouts in this area. A fund drive for scouting begins this month and will very likely be sponsored in Helper again by the Helper Kiwanis This organization has club. other drives here for the scouts for the past one-thi- "spark-plugge- 15 rd d" years. The scout movement is non military and is not discriminatory toward religion, race or class. The prime objective is to make boys into more useful, citizens; more self reliant. en LAST SQUAD CLUB -- well-kno- ; ) rs vote-gette- DEMOCRATIC & PROGRESSIVE-CITIZEt i I4 I: r. - . M ' ' HERE SATURDAY Members of the Last Squad Club will meet here Saturday at the civic auditorium for their 15th annual Dra-gerto- shavetail, and Sheldon Anderson, Price, shavetail. Harry T a s k e r, Department Commander of Utah, American Legion, will be the ' speaker on the special program. i , f-- v. X 1 1 I. iu.-k.c- ff-- . wn Dal-pi- az s ""s w -- , Z n. well-kno- I world-famo- i us .ff - hd, Well-kno- I U before-acceDtable- , ' 1 . " r by-la- ws t,io V St - - accord- ing to Fred Voll, company clerk. The club was organized here Feb. 2, 1941, yith a, charter membership of 10T; All members are World War I veterans and members of the American Legion, The only organization of its kind in the state of Utah, Mr. Voll raid the "Men of Metal" have held up remarkably well. Since the charter meeting 19 members have answered the call from above. Officers for the present year are J. B. Willis, Helper, major; F. W. Voll, Helper, company clerk; LeRoy P. Davis, Hiawatha, n, shavetail; L. O. Buffmire, I i v Over twenty Helper business houses this week completed plans to participate in "Helper Turkey Days" the first of several promoNORTH CARBON INDUSTRIES GROUP SIGHS tional projects planned for Helper in the next three months. Wood-ro- w Merkley, promotions chairman for the winter season of the INCORPORATION ARTICLES AT FRIDAY MEET North Carbon Industries Inc., and' committee, have been busy this Articles of incorporation for week soliciting the free family turkey dinners, which will be given the newly formed North Carbon Basketball Association Industries, Inc., were read and away to people who visit Helper's shopping areas during the weeks adopted at a general meeting of 'before Thanksgiving Day. Meeting Tonight the group last Friday night. 7:30 Tuesday morning, Mr. Merkley Hall At City that 22 complete family reported ' A meeting of all officers, spon Stanley Litizzette, Helper law- LDS Welfare Banquet dinners had been pledged, turkey sors of teams and other enthusi yer, who drew up the incorpora Saturday, Nov. 5 These dinner the merchants, by tion to read the articles papers, asts of basketball has been call to the will be lucky wingiven' At Price Tabernacle ed for Thursday, Nov. 3, (to the group, setting forth the aims ners the Saturday before Thanksand and law present ' A welfare banquet sponsored giving. night) at 7:30 pjn. at the Helper and objectives,for officer elections City Hall, by President ' Ernie and) board member and prepared by member of Each place of business donatappointments. North Carbon Cook. Stake, Church of ing a family dinner, will have a to is of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y the the Saints, ballot box in which persons vismeeting Following Purpose reading all and directors attached their will be held at the Price Taber- iting the place of business can elect new officers for the com ing season and to make tentative signatures to the incorporation nacle building Saturday, Nov. 5. place their names and address. Serving time will be from 5 pjn. On the Saturday before the fesplans for league play this winter. papers. to 8 p.m. Nov. 19 each tive holiday Practice sessions for teams Bob Phillips, president, an planning on entering the city nounced that since the last board In charge of the banquet are participating store will conduct a members of the first and second drawing, with the one drawn to league will commence November meeting one member, Frank quorums of Elder of the stake. items needed to receive free 15 and scheduled league play Tomsk, Trades chairman, had Funds received from the ban- - 'TxreDare a all will commence December 1, Mr. died. complete turkey din- The deceased man's son, i. 11 ner f0T axe 10 te usea 10 reiiiouei OT five. fourCook said. quel Frank Tomsic Jr., was appointed and renovate the house on the All players and followers of to fill the Mr. Merkley said: "This is vacancy. church farm in South Carbon to attend the the sport are urged one of several ways we are just to L. Ernest Gardner was also ap county, according Rodney meet. to sponsor to show - the going pointed as board member and Taylor, Bishop of the Helper people of North Carbon county chairman of the Railroad com LDS ward. and other areas that we desire mittee Wrestling Promoters their patronage and along with tu . . V President Phillips announced auine nave lor me unr, -j ii Visit In Helper t,om that four of the 12 board mem- quet which are $150 for adults types of merchandise at attracTwo promoters of bers will serve for two years, and 75c for children under 16. tive prices, an opportunity to get professional wrestling in the in the others for one year. Four-yea free family turkey dinner too!" area were brief appointees were Chris P. On the promotion ' committee City Council Meeting visitors in Helper Wednesday. Jouflas, Joe Tullius, Arthur assisting Woody are: Al Veltri, Set Day Ahead They were looking the area over and John Skerl Sr. Joe Tullius, Hollie Siilitoe, Keith with the prospect of staging 8 Nielson, Joe Rolando, John Bi To Nov. Wednesday, offiAt the election of yearly matches here during the winter cers and board members eight The first meeting of the Helper! anco, IMrs. Mary! Giacoletto,-Gumonths. " new directors will be installed; City council will be held one Y'd : Renewing old acquaintances 'in - for "two four far four and No;, years eacly day Wecteeay, wis Reynolds) mJ lavl prothe area following business ill in. , .. ,tt,nH the ' moter of matches at the coliseum one year. .1 have signed up ; to donate the of the St. at Salt Lake City; Dave is Mr. Phillips announced appoint- opening banquet family dinners,, (more may join. to many people in this ment of committee chairmen as thony Catholic Carnival, it was the event before the closing week Recorder this announced by area as a former wrestler of na- follows: Membership, " date): Thorit tional ability and the brother ol Hatch, assisted by all board mem- Joe Bonacci Jr. The Tossery.' L. 4 A. Rexall io meet will The council , , again the Jack Reynolds, bers; Promotions, 1st quarter of en er ; Woody s Jew- D special session Monday, Nov. former world welterweight wrest- year, Woodrow Merkley; 2nd Diamanti Mutual Furniture, 14, to make its official canvass elry. T3 "I C ' rtcte TVii Tricflip ling champion. quarter, Al Veltri; 3rd quarter, cf votes in the- three Helper pre- -' T The other visitor was Bob Mrs. Mae Hopper, and 4th quar- cincts of the election to Goods, Central Commission, Bill's Prescription Pharmacy. Pearce, promoter of matches at ter, Fred Bosone. Tuesday, Nov. 8. on Grand Junction. Call's Record Shop and Helper conwill be No business other JoufIndustrial Survey," Chris the Western Slope, Bob is a forCookie's Chevron SerJournal, Nov. 14th on the Tourist and Publicity, Joe ducted mer Olympic Market, East Side vice, wrestling team las; Helper the recorder said. Tullius; Roads, Art Dalpiaz; Wamember. and. Your Bakery, HelGropery ter, Dr. Joe Dalpiaz, and Public per Furniture, Helper Club, Pro- Affairs, John Skerl Sr. Kiwanis Members Pheasant Hunting jgressive Market, Johnny's Club, Tony, and Larry's Club, Fabrizio set Another committee will be Meet Candidates Bounds Stretched . .i e Market, : Broadbent's Fine Foods, w MKu naiuiie issuance uie oi j For City, Offices Pheasant hunters In the Car-- ; Helper Super Service, Midland Blue Cards for solicitations week, Service and Pete's Utoco Service, Helper Kiwanians last night 'charitable or business. Any groups! boa area were advised this man-and operator individual j Each winner will receive a to or before Ry Hyatt, councilmen the soliciting injby played hosts Game of Price purchase order from 'the partici-Eac- h Farm, the candidates of both city tickets.! the city will be required to fill ager business house to Present of the six nominees spoke 'out a questionnaire and submit, that hunting of birds will be store where it will be at t'.ie to a food and around lowed up a vwnmittM. Riwial rac it uhiVh in sr!ft0 nnAct cnoni,., nnnii-- ! fenced parts of the farm this;gccd tor the special family TurthA nnnrnv nr will rifW Bunnell Price. ; of Boyd at valued dinner packet,' key A year. 24hour waiting perHis talk was on municipal gov- cation.' Most of the area in the ,im-- ( $la.(JU. ernment. He pointed out the great iod will brevail mediate are vicinity of the farm willj It's all FREE, no purchase 13 the card. issued difference (between Helper and applicants also be open, but some will be required by a patron before or Price in the current election. 'be avail- posted. Hunters are urged to not after registering, the committee will forms Application two full tickets for Helper has Bonacci Jr., trespass these posted areas. said. its citizens to vote on, while able through Joe r, and group one has Price only unopposed will be sent to members of the ticket. Generally speaking the committee him. by morfc are in much people Helper BISHOP'S BANQUET NEXT THURSDAY OPENS he incity government-consciouFirst Promotion ar 4 " 4 1955 I well-kno- K - ,t J?, 22 Family Turkey Dinners o Be Given Helper Shoppers By Merchants roup r ANNUAL MEETING COUNCIL CANDIDATES N THURSDAY, OCTOBER . well-kno- " NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH NUMBER 4 HELPER CITY ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV, 8TH. 'bread-winni- DISTRICT RAILROAD AND secretary-treasure- s, V'i -- N i' ' dicated, J , i Mr. Merkley announced that ELEVENTH ANNUAL CATHOLIC CARNIVAL HERE the first promotion would be a Prize winners at the club's an- - "Helper Turkey Days" event. Next Thursday at 7 p.m. the nual Kids' Halloween party were justness houses will be solicited annual St. Anthony Catholic Used Toy Drive Is as follows: Bobby, to donate the cost of a complete nivai begins with a Bishop's Karen Piccioni, Diane family turkey dinner (value about quet. Honored guest will be the Now Underway By st each). Each patron of Reverend Monsignore Sneddon, Gregory Ferderber,'?! Holy Name Society Bottino, Cliff Bergera, Doa!ring business 'house will be ane Hunt, bishop of the Salt The Holy Name Society o'f the-St- . Robertson, Jackie Ori and Ste- free to put his name and address Lake Catholic Diocese, on of a slip Anthony Catholic church paper and deposit, it The celebration will continue phen Shreeve. Over 300 children a drive this week collectin started store's ballot box. Before the and the attended Saturday cp through Friday party and enjoyed movies and a treat, lnanxsgiving eacn store wm noiainignts, and the general commit' ing used toys, and those damagNext week the club" will not its own drawing to determine the tee headed by Joe Ghirardelli Jr., ed, but not beyond repair. These hold its regular Wednesday meet lucky winners. said this week that every minor toys will be repainted in bright will a attend but in detail has been completed, and colors; the damaged ones wiU body, in, Catholic Carnival over like new and all will the assured the residents of Eastern banquet Marchetti and Tone be saved for Christmas time be will carnival this that Utah Thursday night. to the children of most given elaborate Appointed Supervisors the biggest and in area. the ever Of Basketball presented. Program Back To School Night Dioper Derby The toy collection station will At the last meeting of the Observance Here A new feature this year taking be open for donations this SatHelper city council, Ed Marchetti the place of a queen contest is Nov. 5 and the following urday, Monday, November 14 and 13 Tone were reappointed the "Diaper Derby" featuring Tony Nov. 12, from 2:30 Saturday, boys p.m. to 5 In conjunction with the ob supervisors of the Helper city j Very lovable youngsters The place is in win-'aDasKetoan none of whom are the Hatch p.m. program lor the servance of National Educational Building formerly ocA ter months. Week next week, the Helper lovpr thrre vears of aee. These cupied by the Gift Shop Jewelof Mr. (Marchetti said the practice youngsters with the help par- ers. will observe the occasion at its November meeting to be held sessions for teams planning on cnts and friends, have been wagLawrence Payne, president of Monday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. In entering the Helper basketball ing a contest, with the reward the society, said that those perthe Helper Junior High building. league will begin November 16 being crowned the young king or sons who have toys but do not No special program will be The supervisors plan on start- queen of the carnival. have a' means of getting them to presented that night but parents ing a younger 'boys' league again Latest reports from Mrs. Mar- the collection station may call will spend the time visiting the this winter and said that playing garet Ariotti, chairman of the him or any member of his comvarious classes, and getting ac- nights for this group will be event are that each of the 13 mittee and they will gladly call contestants are very active in the quainted with the teachers of Thursdays and Fridays. the items. and up pick their children, and to discuss any All youngsters Interested in race and "anyone can win the ' The committee working with problems they, may, have about the hoop game can contact either way the tally sheets stand at this him Includes Robert Colman, school projects, or student Mr. Marchetti or Mr. Tone about time." Continued On Page Eight Henry Uhle and Albert Fossat. starting dates. of Stanley Litizzette was chairman1 the meeting. i ed t jf it. A vh. j 1 . LUKE CORMANI EDWARD J. CASEY Ban-MacLe- RAYMOND TOSON Du-To- spoil-.Mo- ni be-mad-e 4 ' Si - V ft i ' to-b- e 5 4 needy-familie- f nd if,, f P-T- t ' - 4 ARTHUR DALPIAZ VINCE GARAVAGLIA " " -- 1 70E ROLANDO . s |