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Show Universal Microfilming HI Pierpont Ave. Corp. MINING A VOLUME 50 RAILROAD AND NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH NUMBER 40 Carbon, Provo Game On Stadium Field WILD REO BERRY STARS HERE TONIGHT Friday Night IN MAIN EVENT AGAINST FRENCHMAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER City Asks For Bids On Coal Hauliiing And Property Sale Provo high school, with a team Helper Municipal FRANK DALPIAZ !new d RED CROSS P-- TA County 4-- H Group Plans parent members of Achievement Banquets became the Notre Bame This Month Sisacquainted with the eleven ters of Charity as well as other Carbon County H club memmembers cf the faculty when the bers and leaders who completed st meeting of the current yearlthoi v,.st tummpr rn5lv4. ...... ...... r will be honored at achievement banquets this month, according to the H leaders' council which met at the county agent's office Monday night. Three banquets will be held, on October 22 in East Carbon,! October 24, in Price, and October 26 in Helper. ' Seventy-si- x d A Later 4-- - 1 4, 1956 DONATE BLOOD MONDAY DONORS IN HELPER PRESIDENT OF NOTRE DAME located in East Helper formerly owned by P. J. Bowman. Helper acquired the property when the owner did not pay spe- cial improvements assessed on it. Several residents have inquir- about the land, with the ob- ject to acquire it for a building site, and the city officials are new officially putting it up for sale to the highest bidder. Legal Notice of bid appears in this issue of the Journal. Coal Bids Asked The city is also advertising tor bids on the purchase of coal for the public buildings for this ' winter. Bidders are asked to read the legal notice in the Jour- nal this week, giving details of the purchase. field in Price and will start promptly at 7:30 p.m. 89 IS Corporation is this week advertising a parcel cf real estate for sale to the highest bidder. It is the property by Utah valley fans, invades Carbon territory tomorrow night to play the Carbon high school Dinosaurs. Coach Jewkes, hasn't had too much time to talk he's been very busy whipping his boys into shape for this encounter but sign-tal- k indicates that he's pleased with practice showings, and hopes for a clean, decisive win. Game will be on the college highly-toute- DISTRICT 4-- ait CAMPAIGN The annual visit of the Red Cross mobile blood unit to Helper Monday afternoon netted 89 pints of blood, according to Mrs. Marvel Demman, chairman of the local drive. Mrs. Demman said that were rejected because of medical reasons, and that eight persons were turned away because they showed up after six p.m. The quota of this drive was 100 pints. Had the nurses rs Heltaken the eight per would have come within two pints of attaining the quota. An unofficial report on the drive at Price the day after is that only 90 pints Tuesday were received in that drive. s late-come- Tickets to the banquets will be given to all members and leaders who have turned in com ANNOUNCES PRIZES Chairman Demman expressed . pleted record books to the Exten her thanks to everyone who as- ' sion office by October 13. sisted in any way in the drive TO BE GIVEN AWAY Chairmen for the three ban especially the donors, and listed quets "will be Mrs. Mary Mar- the following names as workTen very useful and valuable tini for the Helper area, Mrs. El-z- ar ers meriting special thanks for prizes will again be given away McKendriek for Price, and their efforts: Services Held Tuesday celebration during the three-da- y Mrs Lois Andrews for East Carof the St. Anthony Church CarTypists, Rosie Rachele, Barbara For Phyllis Rowley bon. Local leaders will serve Tomsic f No-; and Becky Matson. nival which will be held here on the area committees of each At Spring Glen Ward Social vember 8, 9 and 10. Chairman, Ida Bottino, of the three areas. Reverend E. F. Bowling said and workers Jane Juliano, Agnes Funeral services for Miss Celia this week that the purchasin g Phvilis Rowley, IS, who died Following each banquet, spe Porter, Margaret Ganser and MR- DALPIAZ bad completed and cial awards earned during the Rose Perrero. committee Saturday morning at the City- summer will be presented to the Nurses Aids, Rose Rachele and submitted the following list or County Hospital as a result o. .is he!d cn Thur.-daevening. members and leaders. Four-- H Alma Jean Lake. prizes to him for approval. injuries received in an automoLee Mrs. Biamanti, past Prizes that will be given away bile accident Sept. 22, were held Nurses, Myrtle Bryner, Marparents and others interested are the following invited to be in attendance at garet Garavaglia, Tresa Milo- to carnival attenders include a at the Spring Glen Ward, Church newly, elee'ed officers. President. the awards .f of T.nttpr-da- v .Tpsik; RCA deluxe console television Christ, meeting following the vieh, Mary Ruggeri and Alberta i rPr ric ' f rank Dalpiaz. , , ,. . Rolando. xnc set; Sylvania Hi-phonograph; aainis, lueaay Harold Mrs. Marston, rresident, Phileo automatic clothes dryer, ivouua aic iiiviicu lu mo Recovery room workers, Carrie bishopric of the church of f ici- - Spring Glen; secretary, Mrs. Wil camera and projector; movie ated at the services. Mabrito, Mrs. Louis Bolognesi, treasurer banquets. cf liam. Eraser Martin; Bulova lady's wrist watch; s utuu Wild Red Berrv, world famous past. He has ammased a fortune Aiits i...,-iviemoers or xne t-- n council Mae Hiatt and Lucille Gardner. Kenneth Massev of Price Mrs. ujr boys or girl's bicycle; lady's matman, who knows all the holds and wrestles for the love cf 1933 to David S Rowley Jr., and Diamanti introduced dthe three wn planned these achievement Canteen workers, June Buboth legal and wrestling and uses his money seima Aiirea itowiey, ana was new directors who are Mrs. Paul days were Mrs. Elzar McKen-dric- k, chanan, Florence Toson, Kathor man's Samsonite luggage set; and tricks will be the main to support recreation programs a life-tideluxe archery set and automa otherwise resident of Spring IMancina, Price; Mrs. Sam Carbonville, president of erine Ori, Rose Vuksinick and li, tic frying pan at Mrs. Mary Mar- Mrs. Harold Duke. attraction the wrestling - far the kids in his home town, Glen. the association; Tom and Spring Glen, will matches at the Helper civic aud- Pittsburg, Kansas. The Bishep's banquet tini of Helper, vice president; as as well the to Principal Ferrero, Helper, Appreciation event tonight The semi-mai- n open the carnival Thursday night, itorium tonight. Bob Pearce, lo-- 1 officers who will serve Mrs. Iris Potts of Price, past George Pizza for typewriters; Coman-KansOctober 8, followed by games, cal promoter, has matched the will feature the popular cn the board of directors for the president; Mrs. Wanda Petersen Helper Furniture employees for of Wellington, novelty booths of all kinds along Cyclone against Yvon che Indian Kit Fox against past president, assistance in loading and unensuing year. They are Mrs. Who geous George Grant, who has , French-Canadia- n, with refreshments including Miss Judy Hartley of Welland RoMrs. Paul Price, Holdaway, loading medical equipment and of appeared here before. The other on the jear-li- s' pastries, coffee and soft drinks. is number-on- e bert Buchanan, Helper; Rex Han- ington. Katherine Bottino and El Jones event will see Jan Madrid of The Harvest Moon Ball will Utah fans. sen, Price, and Mrs. Diamanti, for auditorium help. be held Saturday night and will Local followers of the sport are Spain wrestle the hated Great She thanked her fellow Helper. Club of Members of the Co-E- d feature Jimmy Bart's orchestra. hcpeiful that Wild Red will un- -; Sasaki, the newest importation committees for their SANTA'S WORKSHOP officers and con the main whose Helper junior high school In charge of the dance are Mario wind a few of his "specials and from the orient splendid cooperation during her d tribution to the game is illegal performed the arduous task of iPicco and Mrs. Margaret Ganser. really work over the term' of office and presented NEEDS TOYS, ETC. loud-moumaking over 500 phone calls liver-lippe- d. from tactics. He is rough and tough each officer with a gift as a toandl this match with Madrid contacting prospective donors. Montreal. ken of her appreciation. Doctors supervising the blood DIAMANTI MOTOR Berry is famous as a TV star should be a thriller, because the Father John A. LaBranche, FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS a were Dr. A. R. Demman, and in the sports world is cre- two have been "aching" for letting school administrator, gave a brief Dr. Oliver Phelps, Dr. O. Spendited with having the greatest return match. The annual toy workshop, cer and Dr. L. K. Dayton. DISPLAYS NEW report on the progress being Buzz Jones, one of the most vocabulary. His knowledge and made on the new high school ad- sponsored by St. Anthony's Holy word power was started 15 years popular western referees and dition. He thanked the outgoing Name Society, has announced wrestlers, will be the third man ago, and he's still "improving". FORD AUTOMOBILES officers for ' their support the that Albert J. Fossat of Helper Bob Demman Active Since his start in wrestling at in the ring tonight. has been named as general past year. ar Advanced ticket sale is on at At Abbey School the age of 17, he has 'been all For the ifirst time in its all Frank parchairman for this year's drive. Balpiaz urged history, Ford Motor Com- over the U.S., and has held many Earl's Cafe, Helper. In Grid Contests and to the ents organization join This annual project is for the pany will (produce two sizes of championship titles in the years memoers tnus active loecome Bob 'Demman, son of Dr. and Ford Cars, the company announcpurpose of collecting used toys making a better and bigger that Mrs. A. R. Demman of Helper, which ed this week. The 19 new models or be can repaired She was a freshman at Carbon are in and a Junior at the Abbey (unveiled by Ford dealers this COUNTY The list of room mothers and lock like new, and which CARBON FROM and was correspondent STUDENTS NINETY College perthe to School, Canon City, Colo., scored week will have condition to highest give enough good their assistants was announced for the Helper Journal and one touchdown Sunday to help will Distribution formance engines ever offered in children. needy Very active in church and the following ladies were be his team defeat Mount Carmel Christbefore the low price field. made shortly REGISTER FOR FALL QUARTER AT U. OF U. twelve in the she was a Sunday elected by students activities, Steve J. Biamanti, Helper Ford mas. high of Denver 25-- 0. School teacher in the Spring grades at the school: First grade, officials Ford mechanical that said Demman, a reserve quarter engineerdealer, Ninety students from Carbon sophomore, Mrs. Rex Hansen, Mrs. Marcie The workshop will be con- back, piloted his team impreshave told him that the 1957 county have registered for classes ing; Joyce JNason, daughter or Glen Ward. Survivors are her parents and Tempfer and Mrs. Jack Kobe; ducted in the building formerly on two long drives, the Fords "represent the biggest at the University of Utah, fall Mr. and Mrs. Carter Emery Na-so- n, the brothers and sis- second, Mrs. Dominic Oliveto, occupied by the Gift Shop jew- sively of of which .resulted in his second junior, elementary educa ters: following A. change in the modern history quarter enrollment records show. Mrs. and Mrs. George Ferderber and Mr. Thorit score as he in Rowley elers Wayne Helper. of on Kazuko the Ford Car." . scampered Niwa, tion; Classwork officially began daughter Jchn Vatsis; third, Mrs. Boyd Hatch, attorney, has consented, on pitch-o- ut fake a The new Ford line divides in- September 24, and registration Mr. and Mrs. Shozo Niwa, jun- Micki Adele Rowley, Spring play. His through his kindness, the use of fine quarterback play and brilto two basic sizes, Fairlane and continued during the first week. ior, medical technician; Kyoichiro Glen; Jack J. Rowley, U. S. On Page Four Continued San Ysidro, Calif.; Mrs. this building. liant run brought loud cheers Custom, plus the station wagon Registration was expected to top Niwa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shozo Navy, Salt Lake City. Wareham, Gayle from the large crowd that wit students for Niwa, engineering student; Wil She series, each with its own body 7,500 in day-tisecreMrs. Adolph Gallegos, had one paternal grand nessed the contest. liam Blaine Olsen, son of Mrs. and chassis. In addition, the Fair-lan- e the fall quarter. iMr. will Cub Pack to Hatch, gladly tary Besides his football activity series has been expanded Carbon county students, and Katherine Olsen, freshman, bac- - mother, 'Mrs. Sarah Rowley, and Helper open the toy shop for contribuone maternal grandfather, Robert Meets Sunday Bob also pitched for the school's to offer "Fairlane 500" models, their parents, class and major 9 to Continued On Page Five of 'between the hours tions, Allred. Salt Lake City. baseball team last Spring and which have extra luxury fea- where available, are as follows: Fun time was the theme oi ine 5 on Monday through Friday. won Burial was in the Soring Glen tures. major letter. HELPER Cemetery under the direction of . September Cub Pack meeting held Arrangements to pick up toys The 1357 Fairlane and FairEducators National Wallace Mortuary, Price. Sunday in St. Anthony's church can be made by calling Helper Glenda Joy Anderson, daughlane 500 sedans are nine inches after 5 p.m. To hall. Instead of having the cubs 392-J- 2. AnBasic Sewing Course t E. Mrs. Leo Mr. ter of and lower inches longer and four the par- the for parents perform Carol Carbon moderson, nursing student; drive for v"", For County Women A parish-wid- e College than last year's comparable P-games while their i TO Six leading educators of the HELPER tribution. is now underway, and Planned By Agent dels. Custom and Custom 300 Jean Bonacci, daughter of Mr. These watched. Eames if you feel that you can contri sedans are more than three inch and 'Mrs. Joseph Bonacci Jr., Northwest Association of Seconas pointed out toy the Scout bute toys to this worthy cause, A basic sewing course will be es longer and nearly three and senior, socioloiy; Nancy Ann dary and Higher Schools spent MEET MONDAY to to 'break the ice, master, tend Fossat after 6 p.m. started for Carbon County wo Mr. contact one-ha- lf inches lower than the Bryner, daughter of Mr. and Thursday and Friday at Carbon make people acquainted with at Helper, phone 31, or call Hel men in the near future, accord1956 models. Station wagons are Mrs. Merrill (Bryner, sophomore, College to evaluate the school as AT JR. HIGH each other, putting them at ease Anne association. Ac the of Marilyn undecided; member a 392-J- 2. lower major inches ing to Miss Charlene Lind, home three and one-ha- lf per while tending to the serious 6ide of Mr. and cording to President Aaron E. Colombo, daughter new inches of demonstration agent. The entire first the six longer. The meeting and nearlyof cubbing. Last year's drive furnished course will extend over a two-Faixlanes and Fairlane 500's are Mrs. F. V. Colombo, sophomore, Jones of Carbon College, the school season of the Helper A On the business side of the toys-- sufficient to meet the needs basic major undecided; Samuel John evaluation is a periodical check will be held at the Helper junContinued On Page Five meet of more than 100 children, in year period, with four The profirst Colombo, son of Mr. and Mrs. up which all universities and ior high school auditorium Mon ledger dues for each den taken up. being jects to cents families located throughout the will be a cotton blouse, the sec John F. Colombo, junior, electri- colleges which are accredited by day, Oct. 8, beginning at 7:30 ing are raised from five ten cents in order to meet the county. Arthur Balpiaz the association undergo. Railroad Man's Services cal engineering; ond a cotton dress, the third a p.m., according to Mrs. Catherexpenses of each cub minimum Mrs. Arthur and Mr. team are son on the Those of visiting Jr., ine president. Wright, dressy dress, and the fourth a Provo Held Tuesday course of the year. It the during Thomas S. Kerr, Dean College Balpiaz, sophomore, will The meeting honor the simple tailored coat. out by the cubmas-te- r Helper Army Man This class will be in the .form Funeral services for Roy Owen ry; Donald Willis Funcannon,n, of Letters and Science, Univer principals and teachers of the was pointedthe child could bring if Work that Mrs. Mr. G. of O. and of son Roy Idaho; longKildow, former Completes local sity President Provo, of a leader training program. schools, Wright his Weeter, 71, dues in two or three install- At Medical School freshman, electrical en President of North Idaho Junior said. women will be instructed Five time resident of Helper and a total yearly dues, home agent. They in turn, wtiirvi locomotive engineer for gineering; Charles G. Ghirar- College; Eugene B. Chaffee, Pres The program will include a talk ments for the the by it would require less bookkeep Second Lt. Roy W. Preston, 25, will their own classes. conduct the Denver & Hio Grande West delli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ident of Boise Junior College; on adult education by Howard for the den mother and for son of W. L. Preston, 47 B St., The women participating as ern Railroad, were held Tuesday Ghirardelli, junior, pharmacy; William M. Miller, President of Lee, public relations officer for ing treasurer of the pack. Darrell E. Greener, son of Mr. Weber College; Leland H. Creer, Carbon College. Musical portions the Helper, recently completed the leaders in this program will be fit Provo. The following awards were Army Medical Service School's Mrs. Donna Davis, Mrs. Lena Department, of the program will include pi He had been an employee of and Mrs. J. A. Greener, senior, Head of History at this meeting to the of ; James and miiitjirv orientation course at Waterman, and (MJrs. Leonard given Carol Utah; 45 Martin-elDorothy over management University years ll ano selections by Dean the Rio Grande for and Jacob cubs: Mrs. Jeffery and Mr. of Business Fort Sam Houston, Texas. J. Farley, Department, and vocal selections by Mrs. Williams, all of Price; Mrs. Karl and had been retired about three Hatch, daughter Davis received their wolf Robert knowa Lake him Salt Westminister English. Thorit course College, Hatch, junior, of gave The Edith Baird Keller of Wellington, and Mrs. vears. Spring Canyon. Petersen received Others are Roy LaMar John- City. Committee chairmen and mem- badges, Robert with oy Donna Nick of Carbonville. ledge of the duties and responsiSurvivors are a son, Raymond, iay bilities of a military medical op Any woman interttrted in parFollowing their visitation,' they bers will be introduced to the his bear badge Fontana. Calif.: daughters, Mrs. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Max lion badge. un will submit written reports to officer. parents. Charles P. (Zella) Walker, Los D. Johnson, freshman, major ticipating in the classes should Paul Liapis present tometry and Mnrmn Paul Commissioners MacLean, the of John the the decided; S. refreshcontact one of the leaders or entered Higher Milton social A (La period and Lt. Preston, who Angeles: Mrs. Association at their ments will be enjoyed following ed their mothers with seconder and Mrs. Paul Mac- - Northwest Mr. of received son has Lake City; Salt the county extension office. "We month, last Sun-tWycoff, Preal) Army class miniature pins. Mrs. annual meeting in Portland, Or the regular meeting. to Madigan him T.t RAssie iWeeter. with U. & Lean, junior, chemical engineer hope this course will be useriu assigning and Mrs. Morgan received orders son of gon, early in December. It is exWaeh to young home makers who are James Miner, Acel interAll and six others in ing; Tacoma, Hosnital grand Amiv parents Navy Nursing Corps; webelos pins from A. L. Miner, jun- - pected that President Jones will ested in the local schools are miniature InlaMutaJ 4r 1arninf basic seW- j..-- children; a brother, Glen, Provo, Mr. and Mrs. is a JSoZ graauaie oi are a sons. These pins son their at commissioners meet with the James Morgan, ln technique.," Hide. Miss Llnd. JL CoUe cordially invited to attend the and a sister, Mrs. Florence Nold: , ior, business; Four On Page W. Mrs. J. that Mr. and of Morgan, meeting. Los Angeles. meeting. CATHOLIC 'CARNIVAL ' j Fi - tew ' presi-install- ed t . aiit-iiiuun- d?-lu- Pin-arcl- as Gor-Ouime- tt, ' - long-haire- th P-T- A. te. ds me "Evaluate" Plant SLS TA - P-T- at pre-denti- st- Fun-canno- Xol-lrw- v-a- li |