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Show Universal Mkrfilming Corp. 141 Picrponi Ave. l-- c f? if -- - rf& : i NUMBER MINING RAILROAD AND DISTRICT f 1 NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 HELPER, UTAH 2 SALT LAKE RABBI HELPER GIRL IS NAMED 19E0 ; ASSEMBLY "H0"EMAKER ; STATE OPENS BIDS ON Local UMWA Barbara received the highest THISTLE-NARROwritten score in a animation on homemaking ledge and attitudes, taken by ROAD. PROJECT graduating senior girls. The test was" administered by Mrs. Verda The State Road Commission, Petersen, Carbon High School today opened bids on an import counselor. ant stretch of new con- - 1960 Carbon High School's of Betty Crocker Homemaker is senior Barbara A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Pizza, Helper. WILL 'SPEAK AT COLLEGE - " A YOLUME 54 s Rabbi Mordecai Podet, leader of Temple B'nai Salt 'Lake City, will be tured speaker at the Carbon College assembly spiritual Israel in the fea regular hour on at 10 a.m. a, eMs-mi- le Spring Glen Ward Bake Sale Saturday, Jan. lGth JOUFLAS AWARDED Attend Board Meeting Officials of the United Mint Workers of America in this area left Tuesday for Washington, D.C., to attend the international beard meeting of the union toto discuss the recent res day ignation of President John L. ..ri. .irifl nlh m;,t. trie ters. Leavina from here were Malio WS know-Pizz- Officials KIWANIS CLUB'S LEGION At the special meeting of the VIahqtik Mill-- , l.'ist Wort- nesday night Chris P. Jouflas. Mayor of Helper, was awarded the coveted "Legion of Honor" certificate for being an active pecorelli, International Board member of the local civic club member; Harry Mangus. President for 25 years. of District No. 22- - .7. P. Rrinlev. International Representative, and Arthur Biggs of Rock Springs, , ,,,;,, T The Spring Glen Ward SunSchool will sponsor a Bake Sale Saturday, January 16, at tVi.. rwrwl Vfirp in TTrlnfr. Tbakeries will homccM be available to go on sale at 10 a.m. Store up for the weekend. Proceeds will go to the :Ward ' " Building Fund: day OF HONOR auss ru.A win mcivc jm ctrucuon on Hienwav the slogan. ThistleRed Narrows project. award pin with "Home is where the heart is." Apparent low bidder was Floyd Thursday, January 28, Her examination paper will be S. Whiting, Murray, who entered The general public is invited to i submitted for competition with a $1,024,755 bid. It was attend the lecture. nearly V other high school winners to $200,000 SHOW SURVEY the estimated Rabbi Mordecai Podet receivunder name the state Betty Crocker t'0Sl- ed his B.A. Degree from Western of Tomorrow, 1 Homemaker Reserve University in Clevland Contract approval is' expected w y0 District Secretary-Trtvasur-t- o SHOWS A LOW f Each state Homemaker of To- -l in 1S43, winning the Handy prize be made in routine fashion. pr a morrow will receive $1,500 for excellence in philosophy. He The work will involve over a scholarship and an educational engaged in graduate work in yards of excavation, WATER CONTENT 9 with her school It will also include a deep rock HELPER GIRL WINS trip April philosophy at the University of advisor, which in the event that cut near Thistle at the Junction Chicago and in Jewish studies in $ Snow surveys were made in Barbara wins, will be her mo- of Routes and 89. State road seminaries in Cleveland and Chithe Clear Creek -- Scofield areas of fj ther, Mrs. Mary R. Pizza. engineers have stated that this cago. He was ordained at Hebrew the Price River drainage the last The tour will include New will b one of the most difficult Union College Jewish Insti-- 1 MISS PIZZA part of December, 1959, by Soil York City and Colonial Williams- construction , jobs the tute of Religion in Cincinnati in during Conservation Service personnel. burg and will culminate with the year. The project is situated in a; SEWING CONTEST 1951, receiving his M.H.L. De-- 1 Courses in the White River drainAmerican Table . Banquet in narrow canyon in. close proximity gree. age, which is )art of the Price Vivian Zupan and Darla WoodWashington, D.C., on April 28, to the Denver & Rio Grande Rabbi Podet has been spiritual R, T. MITCHELL will not be measured un- -i River, s, are 'at tne statier imon noiei wnere Railroad and a stream of water. ward, Carbon High leader of Temple B'nai Israel in til the first of March. Homemaker of Transmission lines also pose a 'school winners in "Make It the fl OZPTflU Salt Lake City, Utah, since 1C54. The ground under the snow is lemorrow win be announced. problem, they point out. The iourseif With wool Home Sew-woserved Temple llnltlLU UlilLUIUIl He previously and water content of the dry in each state will The runner-u- p will involve moving the inS Contest", sponsored by the Emanuel in Utica, New York. snow is low. The water forecast Associa-chanWool National Growers receive i $500 scholarship; the transmission lines., a channel Rabbi Podet is 'a lecturer in f PR! RP RflflK' to 40is for 25 of average. school of each state winner will in the stream, and the tior. and the Woo:l Bureau, for the Department of Philosophy & This forecast is based on normal n 22 in the Sills living through Religion at Westminister College rerouting of the railroad for ap- R T ..DiCk" Mitchell, Price be iven a set of the E'.vclO-iand temperatures precipitation 20 western states, announced Salt Lake City. The rabbi mortician, was named a director Paedia BriUnnica. proximately a half mile. the balance of the water during Economics Home the The state highway department Mary Pizza, served overseas in the Mediter- of the First National Bank of. The scholarship ol season. Homemaker of within the last two years has Sewing Instructor at Carbon, area as the Navy's only MR. JOUFLAS ice this week to succeed the American The Mud Creek snow course Rurmners-u- p are Lola Cherry morrow will be increased to completed or has underway an chaplain with the United atc Arthur s Horsley above Clear Creek measured 9.8 local Mamanakis. Judges Jouf'as joined the , Elvood was ele. $5,000. The second, third and additional S3 million worth of and Mary States Sixth Fleet and NATO. inches of snow with 1.2 inches of were Lura Merril, County Home club January 5, 1935, and was The rabbi is chairman of the vated from assistant cashier to fourth rankingfL Homemakers of improvements on Highway water, compared to the four year n De committees Tomorrow in the nation wi re- - between Utah Countv' and Cres-- 1 Demonstration Agent, and Alta active on many ttee for , ritirens' .Adv sorv Comm of 5 inches of water. average Ine new posi ci assisiaiu vice ceive $4,000, Moffit, Home Economics Instruc- - fore being voted to the presi- $3,000 and $2,000 cent Junction. the Utah Child Guidance Center Meadow snow course at Staley 1940. He in club tor at Price Junior High School. dency of the in 1953 the State completed a respectively. and the Utah State Mental Hy- Scofield town had 4.3 inches of 0lher 'directors Tcnamed were scholarships, Vivian and Darla are winners was the youngest president the is editor of the "Car- - S353 000 nroiect on the Soring- -' Barbara snow with 0.3 inches of water giene Clinic; Vice president of Ra B simonscn Waiters, bon "60" Carbon the to head in seated division ever the for girls club iunior High School ville Main Street for a mile to- UK oui. Ajanc with the 14 year aver- Mrs .Tnnip Barhnp! n. Mar Ti ) compared - - a ' warn jiajJKrvuu.-l- l: and Chairman of the Utah Anti Gibson, Mrs. Helen BT oaiitt wuift. uiliuu- ,,R flf w ater. The ' " " ue separation structure ' ueiamauon iam&u, divide snow course .1 7 .u.; . 7. L:.. Valley Dry "Z. Nick F. Karras and Carl J ", lor Democracy ' oratorical con- - in Sorineville. Board Member 01 tne bail Juatte 9.6 inches of snow wiUr measured . , icai. mm out.- js a ica J0D IS now underway De- to City FamUy Service Society and named were Mr. Wal. His activities in Kiwanis extend ,08 14 on the "Carbonicle", Car- - tween judges. Prior to to porter of the Salt Lake Chapter of the 7 inches Helper and Castle Gate ar of and chairman ,dent of the costumes the confines were daY. the bon High School's official organ, which involves the building of city of beyond Thursday, for Mental the Utah Association vke board; Mf and include a year as the state and scored. Health; Chaplain, USNB, Fort president. Wardon Holdaway, and a member of the Pep Club. i two miles of new roadway and graded -Prizes to be awarded in this chairman of membership for the She has been active in scholastic the construction of a 230-foDwglas and Auxiliary Chaplain, csishi and Joscph T. Mason as. and Utah-Idah- o contest include a two-wear district of Kiwanis affairs since trip Rabbi overoass also includes It railroad Ground. Dugway Proving sislant c&shier Nearly 300 Students Junior High School taking a bend out of the Price by Pan American Jet Clipper to International. Podet arranges and appears in aRnnrt ,hm,.d tfl,,, dpnosits her Helper to was award Rome and The for the is London, a given Paris, She honor consistent prized Enroll Winter days. on a for new series Rjver Judaism, on Dec. 31, 1959, of $6,992,471.57 i)nd providing television which is currently broadcast by as compared with $7,333,767.22 student, and is planning on mak channelization of the stream for Uia"a viiampions oi me senior nun Dy ruwanian Aioeri veiui Quarter At Carbon anc Junior Divisions. Other trips who said: "We are happy and ing Home Economics her college approximately 2,000 feet. station KUTV, Salt Lake City. in 1953. Resources were $7,490,-752.' In a section which are t0 be awarcled to all Senior proud to present the Legion of Approximately 330 The iNational Federation of as comnared with $7,839.- - major. ana Junior State Winners to the Honor award to Krwaman Jout- - have enrolled for the Winter commences sponsors Brotherhoods approximately Temple efiL97 jn 19&8 miles east of Wellington, the iyo9 .National Finale. Other prizes las, and that he is hereby ac- - Quarter at Carbon College states the Jewish Chautauqua Society, Mr. Walters said from all inCOLLEGE THESPIANS highway department has expend- are sewing machines, U. S. Sav- - corded distinctive recognition and Lucille Jensen registrar. This which creates dications, I960 looks like a an organization good ed $1.2 million. Much of this im- -; ings Bonds, scholarships, woolen the admiration and gratitude of figure is about twenty fewer better understanding of Jews vear. fabrics and many others. his club, district, and Kiwanis students than were enrolled dur- of- "The second Bad Seed", education. provement is new alignment on Judaism and through International. of School's Carbon The work also jIlg the fall quarter. However, fering High Highway For the past two years Mr. moro fun time students are en- Club is now in . pro- - eludes two structures that have Woman Gate Castle n PRICE GIRL WILL Jouflas has headed the club com- - roiied this year than were en- duction and will be presented been completed. HELPER r-I- A Listed Postmistress mittee on Public and Business rolled for the winter quarter last The stretch between Green February 15, lt and 17, as a affairs. theater entertainRiver and Crescent Junction is year, Miss Jensen states. Mrs. Mable Arlene Wilstead of 4-He was one of the spark-plug- s The trencl at Carbon College CIVIL DEFENSE CHIEF Castle Gate this week was one ment in the high school auditor- - a part of Interstate Route 70. ATTEND H CONFAB in their recent club membership At the present the State Road of three Utahns whose names ium. VCr 25 newacn Neil Warren is directing the Commission Fl P idrive WhiCh "CUed "What is our greatest danger were sent t0 is completing a IN for nom. WnMMfiTfiM yt'ar during the winter 111 I in members less six weeks quarter. This is contrary to the UlUl than llHOIIIllW stuas with Hansen Chad in case of nuclear warfare? play, Ull) $600,000 between improvement jnati0ns for postmaster in their ' f campaigning Winds can resDeeuve communities by the member- - p3ttCTn followed by some uni- dent director, and Linda Long- - Floy and Crescent Junction. The Radiation fallout p, n, Pr. Knc all to as director. hurst versmes wnicn snow an increase assistant radiation The "pa particles section, carry part of High- named t0 attend the National ' 0, is being built to a club Conference in Darts of the nation and very! The successful applicants scor ln ,nrolm,nt riuring the wlntor way Washington, P1V Vao-lexam- - drama and should prove as en standard two-laquarter, Miss Jensen said. swiftly. What can we do to pro - ed highest in civil service roadway. Pro - n r frnm Anril 97 tn 9Q nr. rtaj;ie ' " Withdrawal from school of tect ourselves and our families? inations taken recently. tertaining as the first produc vision has been made so that the'cording to word received by the, To Speak At assemble "Ten Little Indians". freshman students who are un- at tion, your distance be can home, a constructed to Stay home demonstration are named Lura The other agent, Kiwanis 20th Jan persons ' divided highway when Mae Merrill. she was awarded family. Cc underground to base Dvi,d Bron' tow-lnn- e MexUnn Hat, Gale Budge, traffic will require the addition- - this ment shelters or outside under Whiting, Dorothy Next (Wednesday evening the sponsible for the decline in en- paro trip for outstanding work in H the Helper Kiwanis club will have rollment, Miss Jensen states. program come eutside." liams, Jerry Merkley, Charlotte State road officials report that Bonnie 19, daughter as guest speaker, Ray Nagle, U. Pace, age ' These were among the recom-- j Smith, Bill Dau&e, Lee Johnson, Mrs wilstead said that Continued On Page Eight 0f Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Pace, is of U. Football Coach. "The fam- of Mr. Leonard finnation should be made in the Dean Holdaway Ardith Moss j !a Sophomore at Carbon College, ous Redskins" will be the topic HIGH SCHOOL . ELDGS, and Bruce Brewer. gins, Utah Civil Defense Chief, near future, She has been a member 10 of his talk. meeting at at the Helper A It will be an interclub event "Canto GO" Is Name years, participating in clothing, the Central school Monday night. with the Sunnyside and Price TRANSFERRED TO frozen meal. canning, preparation, Of College Yearbook Mr. Higgins urged each family to participate. invited foods', baked products and home to be an island of safety in it- -! received James Banasky will be chair She article has has been 60" "Canto selected projects. nuclear! In the event of self. CARBON COLLEGE in alothing achievement, man. ls as the name for the new Bur-nawarfare, food, for example, in Claude J. and1 Dr. Last night book at Carbon College. The home improvement, safety Salt Lake would be of no value f The Utah State Land Board was selected by popular style dress revue. She has rep- - tern haw, director of Carbon Col-vo- te if in Carbon county, to people on two buildings on the "Problems eounat purchased well lege, spoke of the student body from a resented her county means of transportation were cut demonstra- - fronting Our College". He also Carbon College campus from the in fairs state and ty titles submitted. of off. Evacuation of an area would It was necessary to select a tions, style dress revues and n mentioned the suggested change Carbon School District Monday. not be feasible since radiation The two building::, a gymnaof name for the institution to new name for the yearbook since! exhibits! clothing articles. fallout would cover hundreds, and a music and drama Eastern of Utih". sium out "College that She her project the high school kept the name. points ' even thousands of miles. and 5.2 acres of land tion awaits the to her well in building, fitted legislature by work has its for when yearbook The only escape from fallout to the college of name. wore transferred this "Last change She situation. proposed heme says. , a separation of the two schools well - equipped is A quartet comprised of college at a meeting in the office cf Di back started iJ mother was the necessitated my year by building shelters. It has long been recogschool. This meant that every- - faculty members, Peter Myer, Claude J, Burtenshaw, director of the new Carbon High School. nized that one deadly aftermath Frank Postma of the college. Staff of the members yearbook one in our family would have to Dean Wengren, of a nuclear explosion would be Durten-haoffered Mont Harmon. Carbon Schojl and Dr. housework. the My with Rose Marie Nogulich, help include: and our enemies! District Superintendent receive selections-hysteria eral me made capaole assist-1 Konnie training Magliocco, would count on that. A nuclear a check for SL'.Ti.COO from Dr. ant editor; Claudia Jacobson, ,cf preparing tne mcais. mis war would be aimed primarily Flans Burtenshaw. This transaction is Carnival for Snow time more mother lowed my Darlene club Ennie, editor; at the civilian population and its ' believed to have been one of the to be needed that other and organization editor; Laurel things Underway At College biggest real estate deals in Car- psychological degeneration. of the skills I know All done. feature Frandsen, editor; Marilyn We do have a means of defense for bon are County, underway have been Preparations taught through Hansen and Chuck Menzies, phothat of Col- and a powerful one For many years the college Reba Keel, copy edi- -' County home agent, Lura Mae a Snow Carnival at Carbon save togrsphcrs; can Nothing ; and 1960. preparedness. Carbon High School oper- 29, on ner lege January "in STaics, tor: Barbara Tomsic. business Mernu, di- projuti us if we are in the area of a on the same campus, using in will a council be ted Executive done her manager; and Kathleen Jewkes, work Bonnie has always rect explosion, but we can pre- Abe with same the the of event, buildings and with the has qualities best. charge She developed business manager. Peter Myer, and that and 3 Evcnich, sophomore class presi- - same director. In September of pare against fallout homemaker a talented of adis art the director, eoliege we can do together, as a family. experiences dent, acting as general chairman 1959, however, the high school good leader. Her II visor for the yearbook. In Russia, citizens would not moved into new and separate have helped her develop poise, for the affair. be urged, they would be forced with All clubs and classes will take buildings. It became necessary and charm dignity quiet NIGHT TYPE CLASSES to comply with civil defense; which she is able to influence part in the carnival. Each will for the state to purchase the two are we AT CARBON COLLEGE In democracy a rules. the lives of so many youth. It is have a booth or concession. Gen- - buildings in question wh'cii were in IMS by the school not forced, but we are urged, A night class in Beginning a pleasure to watch her achieve eral admission will be charged. constructed sold by the clubs district. be will and it is to be hoped we will Tickets to do." sets forth she in all at set has been up Typewriting who' Cost of the gymnasium in 1938 herd the advice of experts busCarbon College for anyone in- -. Significantly, she was chosen and classes. Money taken in by their Defense Civilian It has Wn estimat1958". classes or clubs will become part was $V7,5-10make for Teen as an"Utah's to Top in tcrested type, learning ed tnat or fund. memtheir a iness while we still have time. present she replacement has school been general nounced John Yack, instructor. In and t The $215,0n0. One of the main attractions of would be Further information shelters, acapclla of band, ber orchestra, Monclasses will be held The Frank E. Moi, o( Utah, lad off th 1960 New March ef Sn. second concerning a snow when will be the sculpthe building of section 7 day editor year choir, pamphlets day and Wednesday nights at Mrs. Cimet with hit contribution to Cindy le Smith, polio a1' .tc may be obtained from replacement at the Business Building on book, business contest winner, toring event, if the weather built 'but hus p.m. D. C. New March of Dime fund are being in victim chairD. Washington, of about $:.P,(;00. value j snowstorm. another on Four Marion Lupo, local C brings Continued Page the Carbon campus. birth College arthritis and wtcd to ' three combat defects, polio. cripplert: local man, and from the half-milli- on 23-2- 6-- co-ed- IIIMrn an rk ge ' All-rane- an To-Jew- ish ; ; 6-- 50 ; -- inf-hC- J "l i ! bere ' aSZ j j - ot ek extra-curricul- For 63 students le' ' 0. HtAlft ' i ; 64-mi- ; w, pni le - 4-- H rnoh ne , I j i 4-- H P-T- Sen. Moss Leads Dimes Drive idubs year-(meda- Con-numb- er j i sev-edit- j . 1 H ai-cl- j j j 4-- I ' . rrt - . P-T- A. |