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Show Universal M Rerpont.MicrfiW Ccr Ave. 1- -1 A VOLUME 54 NUMBER COMMENCEMENT RAILROAD AND MINING DISTRICT NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, MAY HELPER, UTAH 19 ACTIVITIES FOR COLLEGE 'INSTALLS SCHOOL OFFICERS INSTALLS I960 ounty Acts on Boat Dock, i elevisron NOTRE DAME GROUP BEGIN SUNDAY WITH BACCALAUREATE RITES 19, OFFICERS The Carbon County Board of will Commissioners, in separate mest Several new procedures AT THURSDAY MEET mark the opening of Commenceings during the past week, took NOTICE TO ALL HELPER WATER USERS ALUMNI BANQUET action affecting boaters and telement Week at Carbon College ceremonies Installation peri- vision on a county-wid- e activities 2G The basis, of week MAY this year. THURSDAY, crmed by Frank Dalpiaz, a past Due to the continued drought on our Avatershed, it. is authorizing expenditures from tht officially beeins with the Baccal- The annual Carbon Alumni aureate Exercises Sunday evening president, was the main order of anticipated that Helper City will again be in short supply of.County ...Recreation Fund ai ine ciosnig meeting lVater- - Rather than go on water turns the Oty wishes tiiat 0f these projects !hanquet honoring students of May 22 at 6 p.m. in the Price city of the Notre Dame Home and all users will at once institute a the1 classes of 1940, 1950 and I960,! auditoriumDr. h Grant Vest Expecting a huge influx o" voluntary program of water School Association held Thursday conservation. will be held Thursday, May 26 wiU Kg the main sneaker. boating and water skiing eftthu at 7 p.m. in the Carbon college evening in the school auditorium, iasts on the Scofield reservoir The following program will b3 cafeteria. REMEMBER! Water is one of our most precious reserves New officers installed were the this summer, the Commission has presented: reelected president, Don Carlow; issued orders to the Road DepartDON'T NEEDLESSLY WASTE IT ! Speaker will be Dr. J. D. WilMarch of Graduates; musical William Shields, vice president; liams, professor of Political Sci- number; invocation by Rev. John to proceed with construcment on. NOW later will dividends Conserving pay big ence at the University of Utah. LaBranch; Mrs Norman Wilson, secretary, tion of temporary boat docks at Scriptural reading, by HELPER CITY COUNCIL All alumni and other friends of Anna Lee Olsen; Sermon. Dr. Mrs Jay Pagano, treasurer; Frank the reservoir area Carbon College are invited to Vest, director Utah Coordinating Dominic Oscar Davido, In an effort to complete i'no Stavar, attend this banquet. Council of Higher Education; a Eaquinta and Rudy Scartezina, system, .Vivi County Television Reservations should be made vocal solo, Darlene Enniss; benboard members. Commission met with its electron RULING RAILROAD COURT HALTS STRIKE with the administration office at ediction by J. Dean Wengreen. ics engineer in Salt Lake City the college. the Arrangements Saturday. Thursday evening, May 28, A strike, started Monday at 2 Mediation Board that the union's. last FRANK DALPIAZ John A. LaBranche, were: Mvs p.m against the Denver & Rio mediation efforts with manage were made for the engineer f college Alumni Association has scheduled the Alumni banquet in inspect, the present facilities at winiam weisn, mrs urea ijono no Grande Western Railroad, by the ment had failed. Bates Services Set the college cafeteria at 7:30 pan. Star Point, and make several nee- Mrs Rose Milano. Mrs Jack Kobe, D 1 P.M. For James Banasky, president says WFQTFRM RflYQ Paul Holdaway Jack Kelley- Nor men, was short-live- d, changes and adjustments, es&ary Pickets were posted in several when haltIn addition, specifications for Wilthe be and will Dr. D. James J. UhUL,man UUIO Wilson, iJLOIl.ni? .Howa speaker snots tn in Helner. the adincent ed issucd services an Funeral for William liams against by injunction to con- cf the University of Utah. Stavar' the union by a Federal District railroad properties by Ernest .equipment necessary Bates, 59, who died Tuesday inPfi1,13 stat- transmission two the struct Director's The Reception, i'i President Carlow announced an 'court in Denver. Gardner, local union official, to morning at his residence followJ ALL HUMtKri " iHbU l,,of and honor uve lo aica parents, graduates, need for additional de) The injunction restrains the 500 advise railroad employees that ,WWMjurgent ing a long illness, will be held guests, has been scheduled are the rosters of mothers for the Cub troop spon- -, workers of the union until a the railroad had been "struck". Sunnyside, and purchase of the Following Friday at 1 p.m. at the Mitchell special for Friday, May 27 from 4 to 6 ho fnnr hasphnll tpam tn nlav Sored by the association and lira Vnnrt hparinu convenes, whi-- h Mr Gardner received word at equipment was authonzed. The Funeral Chapel in Price. TTnnrinv, niaht fhnt tho in- - Commission this week made plan. He was Dorn sept. zo, 19UO, at p.m. in the college library. Mrs;Western Boys Baseball in Helper !ed anyone interested to contact has been set for May 2C. Frances serve as will Burtenshaw Ther'l Mrs Sister has been issued at 4:30 1'to complete the entire county TV John iunction com-it Spatafore. The walkout, had ', continued, Riddle, Ore., to James R. and tnig summer. The selections chairmen. System, a spokesman said. general Victoria Parish Bates. Married mittee under direction of Chair- - esa, school principal, announc:a would have idled about 5,000 that aftprnonn The Commissioners were advis exercises Commencement 1 for t Pnlnr-irfOf onH il-denames TTtnV, ueleSateS vmv. lin the the Dncnno suffered froH tho a few trains pnmlmwt Ida Richardson, Nov. 16, 1927 at Only the be will held ' w lu college '"" Friday boys Tuesday evening as follows: Girls State and their alternates. The action Monday followed lays because of the work stopage, Price. recommendations made by Iln . from the National railroad officials said. He was a coal miner and a May 27 at 7: 10 pjn. in the Price Delegates are Jean "Ann Howa notification KIWANIS (Television stations, the Federal !and Evadne Ruggeri. Alternates member of Spring Canyon Loeil civic auditorium. Communications Commission had Rose are and Ferderber Marilyn UMWA. Union, Robert Jewkes Tohn Tarrant BAKE SALE SLATED Survivors are his widow, sons CASTLE 'CONNECT' The junior class, at Notre Dame -u.s..s and daughters, James W. Paro-waschool will John G. ElCajon, Caiif., and High sponsor a bak3 Dee Bergera, Michael Milovich, stamp prpogram was given DyJ A of A new dump has been added faciities win'be constructed in changeover operations Mrs Ruby (Alma Rae) Procarion sale at Carbon Locker in Price Billy Jewkes, Alex Chavez, Mich- - Mrs Oscar Davido and Mrs Bor;from Keniworth to Castle Gate.1 to the Castle Gate tipple and new accordance with these standards." of Price; eight grandchildren, j Saturday. Proceeds will be used ael Parry, Johnny Eaquinta, Kent Forrester who stated that ail; of the coal inside and outside the CG It also appears that no changes mining properties of track . . two brothers, sister; Tom C. ofior the junior-seninOU!,u rfmnrrtc nun hnn Hrnifpn thrill i T:n. rux, rt-it : banquet lo ouuen, & now being installed. ComCoke is Coal mine J" ciuy win be neoCssary in the present Independent ...... Salem, Ore., Luther H. and Mrs'De held May 24. The sale will " nanv. is nparinir romnletion after television installation in opera I Alma Love, Riddle, Ore. open at 10 a.m. and will be in HJtxJOt stamps as of May 12. Crews are working around ihe tion by the County, under proover a year's work, the major f Mrs Paul Holdaway, n Burial will be in the ProvocharSe Father LaBranche read a chap-Elvi- project being the boring of a clock to complete the complete Ken Haraguchi, John Yoklavich I Mrs posed FCC regulations the ComGeorge Gibson, Mrs John cemetery. ter rom the book written by tunnel connecting the Kenilworth change-ovSanto Bradley, by the first week mission spokesman concluded. Lupo, Tony Howa and Mrs Dominic Besso. Kokal. Charles Marrelli. Mervin Harry Golden, editor of the Car- working with those of Castle in June. Davis, Lecn Uzelac, Rickey Coley,olina Israelite, entitled, "Only In Gate. AH coal produced would ' It was noted that once the op SELF-SERVIcalladthen to the Castle eration starts at Castle Gat? CARBON POPULATION Vernon Coley, Gale Nelson, Paul America." The chapter CE LAUNDRY GRAND OPENING ' I,et s take the Kuhhle flum out -o i Vnn;i,..rrK (mil Huff, Gene Diamanti, John Vas-queof our schools", challenged the procSsing Michael Vesquez. company did not dis- - fjni'J AT 7 1 111"? stop. SLATED FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY real value of progressive educa-- j XlfUl AI1 ODerations of the mine will, close if the railroad facilities MUTUAL FURNITURE A letter from the Census Dist- tion and urged the revival of th!be handled at Castle Gate in an Kenilworth would be discontinued! The Grand Opening of Price Tnh t? ;i- - art of reading good books, the economy move, according to a and the tracks torn up by t:ic.'ict Supervisor, Ralph E, Robson, Tian ' to the Journal this week stated: ,Rio Grande Railroad. Laundry will be held Hnn Mri-a- i' ' Pnh assigning of more home work by spokesman r the company. Merchants Win Game the giving back "I take pleasure in announcing and teachers and Saturday, May 20 and Friday Davis, Allan Broadbent, Harry Here Sunday 9 to 0 the Census count to date: 21, it was announced this week Mar-!0- 1 Michael l"e. Fred Aoyagi, Lupo, "ljrl"'1 Carbon County total 21,013. back of the au" The Carbon Merchants opened by Angelo Georgedes,' owner of tin, Scott Elliott, GusLiapis, Hezaland.(the E'vvm SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH FUNDS SOUGHT "These figures are believed to to teachers- new the Carbon county business Lee Ellington, John Giacoletto, thority the 1960 season with a 9 to 0 be venture. substantially correct but minor the business meeting Following win over Spanish Fork in an exTommy Marinos, Sammy Melo. revision may possibly occur after a comeay program uuea -- urana FOR UTAH BY SENATOR WALLACE BENNETT hibition set-t- o in the Helper park This is the first all automatic careful examination of the reHELPER MERCANTILE Opening, Neopolitan Cafe" was Sunday. Brent Berensen, Merfac turns. laundering a the of number chant ace, set the Forkers down ility in Eastern Utah, and will Senator Wallace F. Bennett, (R Tony Priano, Carlyle Burton, presented by "The official announcement of parents. 7 -hits while register- offer with but Utah) has urged the Secretary population will be made at a complete "do it yourself" Bruce Sherman, Tony Tone, BUI of Appreciation of Agriculture t o recommend ing 6 strikeouts in posting te clothes washing service to tne Kos. Norman Dav. Scott Kos. datevby the Director of the whitewash. Terry Hill and Joe people of this area. From Catholic Women funds for soil and water research later Rodney Christensen, Jackie Ori, Armed Forces DaV of the Census." Bureau Ruden were te big guns in the in the budget for the next fiscal In behalf of the Diocesan Coun Program May 21st Merchant attack with 3 for 4 and Twenty new machines four . year. The funds would be used cil and myself, we wish to ex- to Official Speaks 2 for 3 respectively. Bob Childs of them double size washers; six athan, Ted Yamaguchl, Terry Ai IUU avir liaMJ, ugucii study problems peculiar to ihe'For to our sincere T press appreciation with led the Forkers with 3 for 4. units, large dryer along Sevier River Basin and Colorado, 10 Helper KlWaniS the Mayor of Helper and city Basin in Utah The Merchants open the Centsoap dispensers for Wes Carlson, Assistant Manager on AFB at store Hill Utahns for council, the merchants and all ral Utah League season Sunday those who do not hring their a In to letter Ezra the Manti LaSal Forest office of Secretary 11th who helped in any way to make Taft Saturday, May 217, in the as they entertain Pleasant Grove own soap, and coin changing, Benson, Sen. Bennett noted at Price, was the speaker at the of observance annual a A success. the convention such in the Helper Park. Game time machines, are available to the CATHOLIC WOMEN Armed Forces Day. Theme this special thanks to th custodian that 12 years ago some work was Kiwanis meeting last night. He has been set for 2 p.m. patrons. done by the Agricultural Re told of the importance to water year is "Power for Peace.' of the auditorium. Mr Georgedes said that the CONCLUDE 2-Dsearch Service in Sevier River and resources conservation, and will the public The council is most grateful Open house for most modern and practical mabe between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. at and indebted to all the affiliates Basin, near Delta, Utah, but that the vital part prevention of soil chines available little research has been done erosion plays in this effort. He the Ariotti Service Held Speed Hill. Joining with the base for cf the district, to chairmen and since. Queen and Phiko Bendix types, DIOCESAN CONCLAVE illustrated his talk with several the open house will be Utah all all those serving Tuesday Afternoon have been installed. Many are "Much soil the of is interesting slides. valley Tooele Ordnance on committees for the convention, At the concluding meeting of General Depot, In Price Chapel speed washers which complete Luke Cormani was chairman. n, compressed and therefore readNaval to ch luncheon Depot, the Catholic Diocesan and Council Supply of and Depot, banquet a washing cycle in 22 minutes. " to Visitors from other clubs here alkali accumulation - ,-- r ily Na' i. ' . subject Utah contridll who have in any way held here last Friday and way Proving Grounds, As an inducement to acquaint when irrigation water is improp- last night were Fran Childs from consuccess a woman to the the of was Bountiful buted On Continued Page Eight the public with the service, dur Saturday named the new president of the vention. To Msgr. E. F. Dowling, erly user," Sen. Bennett said. ,:It Richfield and Barney DeViettl ing the Grand Opening, free use hoped that the Central Utah and Alvin Gaudio of Price. Mrs- Robert Williams rehost to the convention, we ex- is group. it of the washing equipment will be Reclamation Next week Robert Hasscll, the Project will be unTo Seniors ceived the gavel of leadership, Thirty-On- e our sincere appreciation for press ofefred from 9 a.m. to 7 pjn.. this it and makes Carbon soon, derway Agricultural agent from Mrs Lee J. Diamanti, now Graduate Notre Dame his unselfish andanddevoted time,in imperative that careful soil and and MissCounty Bonnie Pace, H club Free Cokes will also be given immediate past president. interest for his counsel water research be carried out be- worker, recently returned from to the visitors. seniors will receive Thirty-on- e Continued on Page Five fore that time in order to insure a C. Stoffel, diplomas at the Notre Dame High convention in Washington, Jerome Monsignor said The the laun management 4 a successful project." was diocesan be the speakers on the will D.C., spiritual appointed School Graduation ceremonies, (dry will operate day and night adviser Sen. Bennett noted that the program. Eddie Maddox will oe Federal. Bishop by to Joseph 29, seven summer according Sunday, months, May during Continued On Pagt Five PIONEER HISTORICAL meeting chairman. days a week. The Bishop presented the Cath- the principal, Sister Theresa. 1960 the of Members graduatj Persons who attend the grand olic Mother of the Year scroll and award to Mrs Carl Schoen-berg- ing class are: AT BYU STADIUM ANNUAL TRAINING CONFERENCE SET opening will be asked to register Shcri Pfaffenbcrger, Barbara of of ohe Helper during to a in for drawing Oliv-et- o, Merlcne f a participate Carole Baker, Vea, a New Necchi the Saturday sessions. Two major festivals featuring grand prize Charlene Marinoni, Maria SET FOR MAY RUN to be machine more than 2500 young people in Sewing given away The Bishop also presented cer- Jouflas, Jerry Tallerico, Mary Tickets to "Sand In Their Three Carbon Students music and drama will highlight Saturday evening at 7 p.m., Mr tificates to Lawrence Payne, MUs Busio, Lucille Bonaquisto, LaRue concluded. the annual MIA Conference of Georgedes Rebecca Rael, Mrs Teresa Uzela'!, Minano, Grace Spatafore, Jean-net- te Shoes" will be awarded for the "Make The News" LDS Church when it meet or most humor , novel, Sanic-iinteresting, Lois Mrs Marion Lupo, Mrs Adeline Ann Kokal, At University of Utah the in Salt Lake City, June 9, 10, 11 ous account of the March cf the Miss Roseanna Maio, Leonora Martel, Labato, Dalpiaz, Angeline Carbon College Director Two students frdom Helper snd 12, it was announced today Mrs, Angelina Pascuzzi, Mrs Ed- Vivian Valles, John Harris, Her- Mormon Battalion, according to Funeral services for Rocco Ar- Actives As r, David Schoen-bergeH. Allred, promotion nnd and one from Price have been in by General President Bertha S. ant Speaker Diaz Mrs Vera afith man Sallas, held George Nevenner, were Tuesday iotti, 89, Frank Felice, Bob Mur- publicity chairman of the play, the news at the University cf Reeder and General Superintend ternoon in the Mitchell Funeral In line with a new policy which Miss Mary Mascaro. ent Joseph T. Bentley. Salzettti Robert Sod the giant spectacular being pre- Utah recently. Richard SaturPrice. He died phy, at has been thihs year Chapel inaugurated Mrs Diamanti, who becomes a 275 foot stag on The festivals will be the great E. sented the huge Colombo, HanRoselyn daughter Eddie James Kaye, day evening at his home, Spring by the Eastern Utah Action :om board member, was paid high erberg, Mar- of the BYU open air stadium at of Dr.J. V. Colombo of Helper, est youth drama arul music fesGallegos, sen, Larry a mittee Illness. BurtenJohnny Claude and Dr. after long Glen, tribute by Bishop Federal for her inoni, Eddie Provo, on May 27, 28, 30, 31 and has been elected secretary of the tivals in the worid featuring Eugene Farlaino, shaw, to unite the Eastern Utah work during the past year. He was a retired coal miner. U. Associated Women Students. young people from all over th1? June 1. Richard Scherick, Robert Causer He was born April 7, 1871, at Community around Carbon Col must Sh was also chosen for member- United States, Mexico and Canada were M?3 "There Allred officers writes: Mr named Other Ozcgna Canavese, Italy, to An- lege, a new interest has been C. B. Christensen, Logan, first Maggio. 19G0 thousands of reli-tiv- ship in Spurs, sophomore women's The drama festival of one-aThe graduates and their be literally tonio and Giavanna Macono Ar- created in the area center. Holdi-way, will bo.in of the Bt 'honorary group at the U. descendants and Mrs Paul vice and road-howplays president; it be will guests special inincreased As a result of the parents iotti. He married Albina Giacoma alive women son Mr and second conference festival work on men the vice talion of E. Brent Marchetti, Price, president; to the annual Alumni banquet terest, Dr. Burtcnshaw, has been Mrs John Rosa, Dec. 9, 1899 in Italy. Cedar City, be held in scores of small western com- and Mrs E. F. Marchetti of Help- Thursday with two performance, Quinn, at 6:30 Colp.m. to Sunday represent Carbon Survivors are his widow, of invited third vice president; Miss MasThe dinner will be served in munities today, peoplerarewho hav? er, has pledged membership in one at 5:30 p.m. and one at 8:30 Castle Gate; three sons, daugh- lege as guest speaker at thrcj caro, secretary, and Mrs George legends Phi Delta Theta, social fraternity. p.m. This festival will bo repcatcl the school cafeteria at which family histories of Spring commencement programs during Egan, Salt Lake City, treasurer. ters, Rochino (Keno), "the down from handed longest Named to the U. Union Board at the same times on Friday anl statue the of time the crowning 19 (today) Gl-nRemo, Kenilworth; Rich- the next week. May of infantry in recorded was James P. Pappas, son of Mr on Saturrf.iy. All jerfnrmnnc',l march b? delwill Blessed two of Mother the session at will South At the Friday Emery speak ard, Castle Gate; Mrs Jennie he ;and Mrs Pete Pappas of Trice. will be at the Terrace, 4CA Sout'i 24 he hns egates at large to the natioml performed by a girl member of history." or Borla, Mrs Gale E. (Clelia) Nel- High at Ferron; May seen have If The Union Board coordinates all Main Street. written, you , . . . were named. They the graduating class . , , invited to represent Carbon convention son, Helper; 19 grandchildren. 24 been mum in the University's rtli" activities TCCail The music frrtival will he pre ill Ilia, 5 TV,n fro C'nrVnrh at Altamont High; and May 26 he are: Mrs james un, iieiper, io sented on Friday and Saturday" ion. Exat Commencement will cemespcali Burial was in Mt. View Trek, or of the part All three students are graduates from the Tahrrnaclo on Trrr.pl" ercises at Grand County High at rict, and Mrs Stephen Regan, to and the school officers will I tery under direction of Mitchell Continued on Page Four oi wroon iiign ocjioui ijcmxxnuea un rage t,igm Moab. represent the Salt Lake District. sist in the planning. Funeral Home. ' ou.-ine- ss - Friday at RnF - n o & n; or 1 MK t---. Tn- -J - GATE-KENILWOR- NEABiHI' TH '.,";; er ..,... -. z, nnnr,e j n;"Ui' nl i Self-Servi- Pr,i rin ce T nt Letter coin-operat- ed all-serv- ice AY Dug-Wome- j - at 4-- 4-- 11 II' MM. er es ; i Jll-aill- l u! I ct |