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Show "erpont Ave or A VC1X1ME MINING HFt.PFII, NUMBER 33 53 Mrs II. 15. Simonsen Named Head Ot Carbon TB (.Association LDS Missionary. Home DIRECTOR CARBON PRAISES COLLEGE In an interview, he reported that the facilities, the curriculum and the plan cf operation used in past years appear to have been highly saiisiaetory, and he point ed to the fact that Carbon Col- lege is fully accredited by the Northwest Association of Sec- cndary and Higher schools as evidence that the educational standards of the institution are high. : V T I I HAIL The Helper city council met in a special session last week to VJ59 MONDAY, AUG. 17 P. The annual Swim Week spon-Mii- ed by Helper will be held at t'ie pool beginning Monday, August IV, it was reportid today by Ray Black pool manager. Activities will ie under the direction of Robert Cromar of Price a Red Cross instructor-MBlack said that two day"? of next week Tuesday & Thurs day will be set aside exclusive 'y for beginners and younger swimmers from 7 to 14 years of age. Classes on these two clays will be from 10 a m. to 12 noon. The first class at 10 will be for the youngsters 7 to 10 years of age. and the second class at 11a. infer those 11 to 14 years of age Advanced swimming and life saving classes will be held each afternoon and evening at the pool .from Monday to, and including Saturday. Advanced swim 'classes will be from 5,30 to 6:30 p.m. Life Saving classes will be SISTERS ST. ANTHONY'S CONVENT OF THE HOLY FAMILY frcri 6:30 to 8 p.m. All residents are invited 'o riedieintion ceremonies for the new St. Anthony's Convent . in the prograi Mr. participate cf the Sisters of the Holy Family, will take place in Helper Sunday is free. GII'. "Learn to swim, or if you can afUnoon, August 16, at 3 p.m. The Most Reverend Duane learn life saving. It's an swim, at officiate will DD Bishop cf the diocese cf Salt Lake City, skill, and knowing it important at ceremonies and will also deliver the dedication address tends toward more Mr Black said. banquet later in the afternoon. nif ff 1 1 13, SWIM WEEK STARTS G. Hunt To Of ficiate At u eaicauon Of V) I Jq AUGUST THURSDAY, uane P TY TAX I LL I UN ' I j i If III fJITC L.V. NEWSPAPER H iOisliop The appointment of Mrs H. B. Simonsen, Price, as President of the Carbon County Tuberculosis and Health Association was an-- 1 nounced today by John H. Zenger of Provo. She succeeds Mrs Athol Christiansen of Spring Glen. Zenger, who is president of the Utah Tuberculosis and Health Association, said "The TB situ- anon in uran ana in caroon county continues to be a problem for which public interest and support is nedeed. We hope very much the people will back Mrs Simonsen and the other officers and members of the Carbon group in g he hf work they will do." Mrs Simonsen is now organizing the board of directors of the Carbon County group. "A great deal of emphasis is being placed on educational pro-Jesgrams because there can be no progress in the control of TB Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw the newly appointed director of Carbon college, is well pleased by his first his findings during month as administrator of the school. DISTRICT RAILROAD AND set i the tax levy for the year 1959,' and after a brief deliberation adopted the sane levy rate that I has been assessed for many years J mills. jp A breakdown of the levy to by departments (apportionment shows: contingent expense,, will s, Dr. Burtenshaw further stated receive 4 mills; streets and on rnissionary exper-- , A 5 mills; parks and public that his opinions in this regard iencesreport will be given to members are shared by officials of the property, 2 mills; public safety, of the Helper Ward, Church of 1.5 mills, and recreation .5 of a of Utah who have University Christ of Latter-da- y Saints studied Carbon College since the at mill. the regular Sacrament meeting of the real Total valuation ,1959 Legislature made it a branch 16, by Miss Doris Continued on Page Four of the state university. He ex- Sunday, August and personal property in Helper returned Jean Parker, recently has been set at $1,&G8,943.(H) by pressed the belief that students frcm the states. should have ho difficulty in trans the state tax commission and the This is a slight Miss Parker recently completed 5I,'SS county ferring credit from Carbon Colin valuation decrease of last lege to the parent institution or 18 months cf service for her Graduates From to any other university whicn church in the states of Colorado, 4;oast .NurSlIl0" tSctlOOI year, in the amount of $83,950 j caused by revaluation of most conforms to the policies of the Now Mexico and Nebraska- Hope College 0f Nurs- - main street commercial property Mary's accrediting association. of Mr and: irs San Francisc0t Calif., will at a lower rate She is the daughter by the state tax Tne nrst oojecuve oi me un- -, Mrs jumer parser or Helper anu 2raduate 33 students at historic commission. valuation Helper's or memoer me secona Mission Dolores Basilica, San in 1358 was $2,057,893. lversuy oi uxan in us operation is of this branch junior college is family to fumu a mission ior Francisco on Sunday, Aug. 16followed by the With an estimated 100 percent j;;n igncr Edward F. Dowling, Hunt at 3 -Ato build ana increase its useiui- - the XJJi enurcn. iter oroiner, tax collection the city's portion p3s tor of St. Anthony's Church Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- CARBON COLLEGE ness to the state and to the cit- Robert Parker served in the South ox tne taxes will De Wi,oiH, acstated toaay that everybody 'in ment. ;,..;., V. ...i L5 lAXTli liltk IJUMILMI iliiiVJi XVCJai ..nc Wiil it SCI VC3. A banquet will be held at the cording to City Recorder Joe the area Catholic and made constantly to upgrade the ago. Bonacci Jr. invited to Helper civic auditorium at 6 p.m.1 NNOUNCES "GET are cordially quality of instruction and improve attend the Open House of the at which Bishop Hunt will deliver Bishop L. R. Taylor, will preefficiency. Specialists will be Kent side exfrom 12 noon to S p.m. the dedication address. He over Convent the meeting. ACQUAINTED" DAY by the university to provide tends a cordial invitation to the INDUSTRIAL CLASS Frank Dalpaz will make the afternoon. Sunday Carbon College will sponsor a friends 0f the The new ecclesiastical jtructure introductions; Mayor Chris P. toe larger school will be made public-espec- ially Jouflas will make a civic address; meetis a welcome addition to the this to attend day for all pros missionary TO BEGIN AT and cultural life of Helper several musical numbers will be pertive college freshmen on WedContinued On Page Eight ing Sunday. and it is considered to be one of presented by the church choir, nesday, September y, according the finest Convent buildings in and the Benediction will be by to Dr. David R. Cox, Dear, of the Western states, adapted for The Reverend Francis Pellegrino- Students. The proceedings wi'.l PONY GRADS TAKE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP begin at 9:30 am. with a welCarbon College will again pro- - living quarters for the Sisters , BISHOP'S LETTER for and classrooms Kindergarten coming assembly and social. machinists vide training for in In a letter to the people cf Placement tests in mathematics and Catechetical instruction. Sperry-Han- d with WILL PLAY 111 REGION TOURNEY, SAN JOSE cooperation The finest facilities for Kinder-e- n Helper and St- Anhtony's Parish and English, as well as a college Laboratories this autumn, it was . Dowling re- -' 'aptitude test, will be given ill r ten croups have been incor received by announced today by Irel Long-hurs- t, Helper's Pony League Grads by scoring one run on a long said: Hunt building-SISTERBishop in Convent the cently. the afternoon. All freshmen must All-Stteam captured the dist- double by Tom Kokal. A seven director of vocational ed- -; porated "The coming of the Holy Fam- have taken these tests befure TO ATTEND ! ucation. rict championship Saturday night run outburst by Helper in the From San Francisco, California, ily Sisters is a most important they will be permitted to register I A new class will begin on Oct. at Spanish Fork by turning back second inning which featured a event in the history of Helper. on September 12. Those who i 5 to train men for the machinist twelve Sisters of the Holy Family Provo for the second night in a triple by Ellington and a couple It marks the beginning J a new have taken the cooperative Engdedication will the for be present Boo with the in conformity row, 15 to 8. The title qualifies of well placed bunts by .. imj trade era for the City and Parish. I lish Tests as high school seniors Convent. the of ' . standards gpeciJied by the Spcrry Helper for the regional tourna- - Fratto and Ron Fazzio appeared can assure the Sisters that no- -' last will be the this group bethis Heading but will' to Calif ice, at the be spring will be able to finish San Jose, Graduation honors iment beginning Utah company. This special train game 0n put where else in the country would all tests Wednesday afternoon. Mother Mother erMary Genera, was far frcm true. A Helper stowed upon Miss Barbara Star, ;nr program was inaugurated in August 13, (today). of they be more enthusiastically re- However, all students who have Helper won four ball games :n ror, two base hits, and some daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob 1958 to helo meet the skilled jPeroctua of the Holy Family In ceived. Their presence in your not taken English tests should will assisted be She Si:tcrs. as many days at Spanish Fork mental lapse, in the part of Help star of Carbonville. labor requirements 0f the Sperry will be accepted as a bless plan to spend Thursday mormag in their drive to the champion- - er's infield provided Provo with Mis Star has been very active organization. Since it inception, her part of the dedication by the midst the occasion of ccuntlcss also. of and an( ing Vice General atdrove and fourth ;n Secretary student government while 46 men have completed the course ship. Wednesday they defeated five runs in the prryers of thanksgiving. All freshmen students who Blackfoot, Idaho 3 to 2, Thursday Fratto from the mound. Vic Pier- - tending the college and served as at Carbon College and all of the religious Order cf Sisters. I extend sincere congratula- plan to attend Cubori C'!!-'g'-- ' PROGRAM retired and to 5 vice ott: the Fratto Children of relieved o' these have become employed by president they edged Pocatello, Idaho of Helper in should n'ritain application blanks 7rcgr:im as annuoncod by tions to the City 4 in an extra inning, Friday they! the side, but in the fifth he nad Mary Sodality. the sponsoring company or by ' The r. this now step forward; at once fr"m the registrar of the is: this taking Dew week, rethe ling and! to 15 4 to in Prior machine the and plate difficulty finding attending Mary's Help other employers walloped Provo t o Monsignor college, Tlie.se applications should Convent Open House, 12 noon er pgratulations peated the win Saturday 15 to 8. before Richard Regis could retire College, Miss Star attended Notre tradesto of you, his be filed before the and to Tint. the side, Provo had tied Dowling 3:30 rinM p.m. ;rnA opening of ru Dame Jligh school in Price, and ma course iae is hp cnfifi schoolConvent dedication by Bishop ley d friends an parishioners-was a rnemiior of that school's 'months, and students are required lenge Helper Saturday by beating score with three runs. After Regis walked in the top first high school graduating class to pay their own school costs. To Price 7 to 6 and they also scored earlier tournament wins over. cf the six-tEllington ignited in 195C She was very active in be eligible for enrollment an ap SOROPTIMIST CLOS'! another Helper rally with a stand student activities. She was the plicant must receive appointment WATERING RESTRICTION I.IFTFP BY CITY Springville and Heber City. in left center. recipient cf a college scholarship Some excellent relief pitching up thriple dee-through the Utah Employment! by Richard Regis and Ronald Four runs scored before Prov'0 from the PTA, and also received Service, pass physical and ap'.i- Water restrictions were lifted be forced to again impose res 'RUMMAGE SALE Kulow plus some lusty hitting by could retire the side and Helper a scholarship from Mary's Help tude tests, and obtain federal this week in all districts of the trictions strain this summer, wi n Elbert (Willie) Ellington carried added three more in the seventh Hospital. San Francisco. security clearance. He should be city and from umts living out- the Mijxplementary water furni if. AUGUST 14 AilD 15 . Miss Sfar plans to continue her a high school and side the city limits usng water ed from the Utah Power we Helper over Provo in the final on Pierotti's bases loaded double-gamegraduate R'n Kulow replaced Regis on nursing career at Mt. Zion Hos- should have had a course in from the city maia. Jtiyor Chris further turns schedules should not The Soroptimist Club cf Price Continued on Page Three pital in San Francisco. Helper opened the first inning Jouflas made the announcement be needed. Please? conserve the ii, again soliciting eoutriiiutions algebra. The machinists class will meet of the "lift" Monday morning. water in every way possible," .if unable clot.hng and other itens five days' each week, beginning as well as the patronage of th This easing up on the use of the mayor concluded. HELPER PONY LEAGUE CHADS TEAM After receiving permission from public, for its annual benefit made posOct. 5, and will study for six the water has hours each day. Courses include sible by an additional sujiply of the Power comjxany to ti'ke th" Kummage Side which is schedblueprint read., mathematics water the city has procured from water from the well Helper had uled f(jr Fridday and Siiturday, and ma(including Calculus), the Utah Power & Light Company to purchase a special size pump, August 14 and 15. all day. curchase pipe and valves and chine shop practice. The event will be held at th" No. 1 well near Colton. i wdl resiJent-the lay the l ne from the well to the Silvagni P..iil ling cm Main "We know lower Fish creek, K:i:t of in Avenue Carhon appreciate the lifting of the res-- ! city mains at Officer LaVoy G ile trictions and we urge they use Record Joe P.onacci said the cost Price, and w.ll again Graduates From good judgement in the use of the of there facilities will run in the lari'e variety of clo'hing fur 'i'l house hold items. kitch:"i School water so that the city will no! neLiliborhood of $5,000. Officers Training ' j,cs utensils, borne furuish.iigs and Pairobnai Lf.Voy Gale of the rni; ci ;l;ineous peois. an in gooi cc ndit..n. AH proceeds from th Helper Police Department returnMOMDAY 4-t.vo-.w..I COUNTY H EXHIBIT DAYS START vale wiil a.'ain be u ed for var ed to duly Tin sday after a to attend ler.vp f,r a'oM-ncaii' c.vic p'uji c ious ciiari-.e.-Next Monday Ixg.ns the county for viewing all day. Anvone having usable goods of the Police school conducted by Winners in the Senior d.vision exhibit days which begin ind. they wirh to contribo, the Utah Highway Patrol, at tration contc t will art, atk(.d to" call S.ad.e i;..grU'17 and will also be of the Narrows, Jordan Aug. William, Monday, Camp ' v an.-.2l- 72 u or Ii s :e Z;mantak.i Gale attended all the on the 18, 19 and 20, wiil be held receive trips to tne .v--ne i nr Kt'.e-in Pri.-clas. es which touched on all in the Price city hall gymnasium compete in the state conie.n. to Ti.'lin r.M 1 "!'( in be announced : will awaiueu was gen-and it science audtiorium Trophies end l'.l.,.r phases of police I Hassell the winners in t he- - Junior div- -i this week by Rolx-r- t tral law'. were and Lura Mae Merrill, county isionIncluded in curriculum Hoard of Adjustments Trips to the state fair will lectures and classes in accident agents. inves'ation, blockades and roadAll clothing exhibits will be Stvle Drew Revue contest, and i;iiin-u. vii.y checks, court appearances, crim- received in the tacgm between17. 1 trophies afco to t'tl winners in Mayor Chris Jouflas announcinal code of Utah, defease on Monday Aug. and 4 the junior division of this con-- 1 ed this week that the city countics, fingerprinting, laws of the to be in are exhibits Food cil approved the follow ing Helper tevt. local laws and ordinances,' citizens to serve on the newly will gym between 9:30 and 12 noon exhibits of Ixgn' and several other topics. Judging lf!?h. the m formed I'.oard tf Adjustment . On listed was Eight Continued Page along orrictr Cede urit.l further noiice: John Col-CAll other exhibits are to be wi'. j the top rr'up of zra'U st ibo. J- R. Phi '.hps, E. F. in between 1:30 and 4 ArPRFCrATTON7 VOKT.D lat Saturday's gr.vluntinga mark brought IB. Finest (;,irrlner and Wilt on Aug. pmrt having of American Bella21. test-.- . Carbon to post in be arc brought All exhibits cf (iG percent Mayor J;jf'.i., appointed C'hii-F;r' t man to make 100 percent in durirg the lime specified and L;::on through its Commander. C'm-nii'siof thi'! will not be ' j te:ts was ;i memlK-any other Fred Voll and Services Of.'cer D. auiar.fi to th Planning fill the to cau this week vacancy Vince cxpre"-P."r.a. si rond the ".. lb' was Rye Hyatt time. b ft;. ... Kv.j';.! Kv..o, UTAH-IDAHof bv U;t dtt.th of L. I.rl Acc ;i to i D!;T'RICT CHAMHONS-L'.l.ngt-iof Price, well known The public is invited to spend the appri iatinn and thnnk-employee orto i all Pete F.ot'm", city electric deX'"' I K'.kal. F Tom ;:k;r. of SO n, Fi: F the h: post r) i the day Aug. viewing of the I'jah partmont Chuck ON'ii. M.tM! row. Frcf I individuals who was a an ci'y nuiU!;ng n exhibit?. ganization The for and and K'lmonstrations id an.l many Game, year'! :.e Vca, Larry k Rev n i n. e bu'a. Frar.k Jcrant, Fred K.rkwood. Dr, r, of to J ral Mr. with the Pi .fi fun at wirk tor, the 9 at of will farm Pheasant the demonstrations Ixgin manag'T lb: ning P. ar Jew, V."; ritn.ri, George LLwcllyn, lixa.m. and the exhibits will bo open P.- Wi!'1?wet of Price. r ,'th-givin- ' side-walk- us mid-west- ern oml Baroala Star n-- 1 - ' j . 2 Non-Cathol- ic us I M:-gr- ar i M-g- - T.. j , tx-e- . i .t. . j , H r-- r nn-T.ix- i -- vuuiaii u j ' ar-jr- :t, Ti Mar-chet- ti. - I en accc-p.e- 1 V O i ni'"ni'-cr;;hi- ! LV-,- ' |