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Show Un 1.6. 1 MINING A VCVJM3 54 AND RAILROAD irT f ri W DISTRICT ENROLLMENT NOW AT MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES SET FOR MONDAY -- MEMORIAL DAY AT 3 CEMETERIES BY HELPER LEGION POST Most of the stores Helper will close Monday, May 30 Memorial Day, a check of business district area disclosed today. Among those to observe the closing will be all city and county olfices, banks, jewelry, furniture food, and drug stores. and Utah Liquor stores. Local shoppers are reminded that they should keep this in mind Friday and Saturday when they do their regular weekend shopping, and purchase enough extra supplies to take care of their needs until stores open on Tuesday morning. in SCHOOL IN CARBON COUNTY STORES TO CLOSE MONDAY JUNIOR HIGH 672 4'? THURSDAY, MAY 26, I960 ! 4-- H -- NEWSPAPER HELPER, UTAH NUMBER 20 " Carbon Post 21, American Le gion, kill again make its annual visitation to three cemeteries in Calls Meeting, this area Monday morning For Sunday, May 23 Memorial Day and honor the The first meeting of the Carbon veterans of all wars, who are buried there ,it was announced Emery Labor Day Committee will be held Sunday, May 29, at 2:30 today by John Driscoll, post p.m. in the Courthouse at Price, adjutant. it was announced this week by In charge cf the special detail Louis Dalpiaz, general chairman of uniformed service men, who of the last two celebrations. will do the honors at the grave-sitwill be Vince Bonza, Post of Dalpiaz said the main order business will be to elect new sergeant at arms. officers and to discuss plans for Servicemen in the squads, will' this year's celebration. include Fred Vol, Jack Busato. Site of thi year's event will Joe Pavignano, Barney Bertino, be picked also at the present Lloyd Piccioni, Tony Tone, Lou time East Carbon locals are try Tone, Tony Gonzales, Daren Craii; Jackie Hills, Marko Yelenich. ing to get the celebration for Elmer Hamilton Jr., Burrell Porthat area, with Price currently slated to have it. The celebration ter, Naz Giordano and Walter been alternated has between Borla. Castle Gate will bt? Helper and Price for many years. the first on thecemetery itinerary of the All bodies of organized labor group at 8 a.m., and following area are the rites there, the men will go in the Carbon-Emer- y are invited to attend the meeting to the Spring Glen cemetery at and take part in the planning for about 8:30 a.m. At 9 a.m. the services and a the celebration. It is not an event for UMWA locals only officials Mass will be presented at the Mt. View cemetery by Monsignor pcinted out. Edward F. Dowllng of St. An- to the relative Day Inquiries can be made of Mrs Julie Kclley, thony's Parish, followed by the military honor to all servicemen secretary, Price. in the cemetery.' Immediately following the serLatuda Girl Graduate vices above, the Italian Lodges, Stella de America and Sorelli de Of St. Mary College America of Helper, will have pf services over the graves of de- " ceased members of the lodges. I The public is cordially invited f to participate in any or all of 1 i these services Memorial Day. ' St. Anthony's Choir will furI nish music at the Mass. Labor Day Committee H enrollment has reached OFFICERS according to an Extension Service report of May 24, accord1960-6- 1 ing to Robert Hassell, County enrollee3 of One the third Agent. are boys. These members are contained New student body officers in 111 clubs with 174 leaders, the over the reswho take will report showed. There are some 85 students still ojf members who are expected ponsibilities to enroll as soon as school is out. activities and administraOf the 174 leaders, 36 are jun- tion in September are here memior leaders, or older their wearing bers wh ohave had several years pictured, smiles" H following of work and are now leading "victory clubs. They hope .to give other election by students of the COLLEGE RITES FRIDAY boy and girls the same opportun- school early in April. ities they have had. The enrollment figure above AT PRICE AUDITORIUM At left is the new Presdoes not include some 75 boys and girls who are in gun safety ident, Leonard Aoyagi; in exercises Commencement for clubs in Price and Wellington. center seated is Jonna i, Carbon College will be held on The most popular of the new Friday (tomorrow) and will be-- I Secretary, and on the projects offered this year are right is Eleen Fossat, the gin with an academic march from woodcraft and electricity, with the college to the Price civic rocks and minerals following Vice President. auditorium at 7:10 p.m. closely behind. Entomology is also Faculty members and graduates :J will don robes denoting their ac popular for boys clubs. There is j one archery club for 15 memt itiiiK iu mane mt: cuiui bers, which is the only, club of trek from the college to the city HELPER JUNIOR HIGH. AWARDS ASSEMBLY its kind in the state. There is auditorium. Central School Will still a preponderence of foods At 7:30 p.m. the Commence- A A Ci 1 . TTV.. ment and clothing clubs, with about, aeveiuj-mniprogram will be presented TO HONOR CLASS OF OVER 100 9TH GRADERS, the same number of home im- ren,lSA Sch! p4atronS and The Central Elementary school provement clubs as last year. not a although having gra f Over one hundred ninth graders These figures are probably a prelude ywi1 P school ?ting class, will recognize 7o- musi at the Helper Junior-Highigh for the year and will settle County Agent and 4-- H department hgrad crs who will .graduate thg will spend their last day at the back to a somewhat lower figure hill-tO- D as soon as project work gets un- Representative Speak "'"'' nstitution. when thev "u Will Never Stay" by the hill-to- p school, the Night will be graduated from junior classes at the A cappella choir; Invocation will derway in earnest. Judging from At Kiwanis Meetineu.. m5i. Miss Bonnie Pace, Price be by Reverend william Corlett past experiences, there will be a high to senior high level, at the few members drop out after the girl who was awarded a trip to Awards Assembly to be held to- -, stuentj; will receive their report q f Community Methodist mormn cards g Friday June picnic. However, this may Washington, D.C. for her out- -j day at 1:15 p.m. in the school Director's report will be 'church; s Lra uraas still be the highest enrollment in standing work, was the principal auditorium, was the announce-- ; made by Dr Claude J Burten- Following is the tentative list haw Qf Carbon Collee. Ladies Carbon county that has ever been speaker at the Helper Kiwanis ment this week by Principal reached. There were approximate meeiiug lasi iiisiu. one iuiu vi ueorge Fizza. Xrio Darlene Enniss. ' Judv Rard. ... . ,,.. I Gary Amano, Archie Anderson, .,. QnH Mr Pizza said the general pub-- 1 ly 6C0 enrolled at this time last! her attending the national ' John Rita Karen Baca, Basinger, caoital in the to in to lie convention nation's the invited attend m d year, according cordially report. Beiash, Dee Berra, Jam Bi- - Murray and Thad Nelson; the and meeting Utah's Congressional fthtrjiTogram. Bake and Toy Sale anco, xreaBosone .uecKy Bouino Commencement Robert is Agrithe Hassell, program: delegation. Following address will be Ry Girl Scout Troop CARBON HIGH SENIORS cultural Agent, was the other! Opening prayer, Miss Marye Eldon Bradley, Virginia Bueno, delivered b Dr. A R Q in 11 ' Here Saturday , . Buryl Carnes, TTi...:... speaker. He conducted a question Rowley; Address of Welcome, Carlyle Burton, if Juan Jo Chavez, Caranza, Betty and answar session on gardening. Bobby Taniguchi, student body Kjtab The girl scouts of St. Anthony AWAIT DIPLOMAS , Pete Bottino was meeting chair- - president; vocal solo, Miss Karen Jeanine Cook, Patricia Crandall, Protra)alim will sponsor a Bake and Troop, man. Hansen; American Legion awards Dianne Davis, Kristin Diamanti, be by David R. Cox, Dean of Sale here Saturday at 11 Toy Sandra Diamanti, Diaz, Andy AT FRIDAY EXERCISES Guests last night were four to be made by Stanley Litizzette, Karen Students, Awarding of Diplomas a.m. at the Cornet. Store. Eaquinta, LaNae Fossat, will be Price members, Omar Bunnell, City Attorney; PTA Scholarship by Dr. Olpin. The girls are featuring some Brent Gale. Gardner. Philip Carbon High School commence-- ; Buck Davis, Warden Holdaway awards, by Mrs Pete Bottino; awards the A the Following delicious and tasty cakes, very Steven Giacoletto, Michael ment exercises will be conducted and L. V. Hutchens; Fran Childs ensemble, LaFaye Skaggs, Kar-If.cookies and other pastries made cappella choir will sing, th'?n GonKent Michael Gilbert, tomorrow morning (Friday) at' cf Richfield and Harold Stander Keller, Kitty Welch, Rosalie the Benediction by Rex L. Chrisby Helper women, along with a 10 a.m. in the school auditorium Lf the Sugar House club. Bergamo, Charlotte Judd, and zales, Lynn Gordon, Scott tensen. fine assortment of toys made by Kenneth Ann Haraguchi, rewhen about 200 seniors will The program committee is try- Connie Nick; A graduation Ball will be held the girls. Hatch, Ann Jackson, Carrie Johns ' ceive their diplomas' signifying ing to get a speaker from the U. Miss Patricia Ann Picco, the same evening beginning at 9 Awards for scholarship and for Proceeds from this sale will the completion of their secondary of U for next week possibly one perfect attendance will be made p.m.. in the college gym, to con- - daughter of Mario and Anna be used to help defray the ex- aid . V ,, ,.me . .. , Aiaganii, i,ureua aiangonc, uuuc educations, according to Principal; of the coaches. Chairman will be next, by Principal Pizza; IndusDim n, t.MhHh wne oor.irtnatcd penses io (!. .,.: sena, me giris 10 sum- s'wuauuii Lorn an F. Hutchings. trial Arts awards, Mr Joe Luke; Charles Marelli, Berlinda Marti- Chris Diamanti. oi ai. .iary oi mer uie irom conege to Lela camp accordin? Procession music will be played vocal solo, Miss Peggy Broadbent; nez, Elren Martinez, Bilene Mat- the Wasatch in Salt Lake City Schult2i Mary Callor and Mary Eiien Montez, sheri Winners Are Named on May 22 with a B.A. Degree in Typing Awards, Mr LaVar Han- son, Mary by Mrs Ruel Redd and the invo- Attends Two-Da- y pinarej;. advisers. cation will be given by Ann Ma-thi- s, a nd a sen; Rampage Awards, Mr HanElementary Education, Contest aiiu Senior Class President Paul Civil Defense School sen; Speech Awards, Mr Lynn lilt J.1tCUJC3t minor in library science and Steven O'Berto. Winners annual in the Blaser will deliver the address .A Civil Defense Academy for Broadbeut; Assembly Award, Mrs Io poster nhilosoDhv. Brent Olsen, Cathy Orlandi, contest sponsored by the Ameri eil UTOUp of welcome. The senior class will all of Utah's county officials held Melba Hyatt; Closing Address, Active in school organizations , BPn,,Ji were an - she was a member of the Glee Stanley Preston can Legion Dinner sing, and this will be followed by at Camp Williams last week, was Miss Margaret Sidwell; Closing GeorgenePaletta, Steak Auxiiary . . Sponsors . TlnniiH nmf ino rlrt!lnMi Minn - nouncea """"""i talks from Lou Ann Madsen and attended by Carbon Commission prayer, Mr Coy Day. tnis weeit dv Mrs vena vju.n chr,!-- , r'ninra- - Thjiir Work'shon. and the student coun - ,IIerC Saturday Night Jean Topolovec. The talks will be Chairman Steve J. Diamanti. He Following the prorgram stud- tana, Robert Regruto, Linda Reid Dunn, chairman, as follows: First prize -- ji f)f the school. followed by another song by an reported that 16 of the 29 coun- ents will receive their copies of John Steele, Margaret Street, Central School The Soring Glen Ward Relief ensemble and the senior class. ties in the state were represented the school paper, The Rampage. Lana Tomsic, Anton Tone, Junior went to Jeannine Cook and sec - i che was elected 'resident of ' Society will sponsor a banquet This will conclude activities ex Torres, Alane Truscott, Kent end prize to Kenneth Haraguchi. lne freshman class; vice prefect at the Helper civic auditorium Another student talk will then be at the sessions. imChad Hansen. the school At the Helper junior High, a of sodality in her sophomore Saturday, May 28. Serving time stressed The by cept that they students will re Truscott, Evangeline Valdez, Dorgiven John Valentine, Vasquez, The graduating class will be portance of the obligation of the turn to school Friday morning 'othy first prize was won by Suzette year; prefect of Sodality in her will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Bernice Vigil, Elmer Vigil, Bren- - Mangone. cards. presented by Principal Hutchings individual and his responsibility to receive their-repor- t junior year; and student body and the menu will consist of da Vigor, Andy Ybarra, John and Superintendent Mont Harmon to protect himself and his family Jeannine Cook also won first president for 1959-6- 0 school year. delicious steak. Bring your holiGRADUATES Yoklavich, and Trudy Zaccaria. fall-ou- t. will award the diplomas. The from radio-actiThe place in the District Five conBefore attending St. Mary, she day guests and enjoy a home-cookThe is a tentative list senior class will join in another importance of building shelters of the following and her attended Notre Dame school at test the in First Division, meal "away from home.'' Ninth grade students .of state in win be entered will go to the church song and Mike Orfanakis will and stocking them with water, the school who will Proceed in from there Price, graduating Leona G. Encberc Dies pstcr graduate: Mrs Dunn said. fund. give the benediction. Recessional food and the other necessities, 1956. building David Allred, Sandra Anderson, In Lake Hospital; music will be played by Mrs was outlined. Arthur Basinger, Rasalie BerMrs Leona Gunuerson Engberg Redd. Mr Diamanti said that full ingamo, Donald Boren, John Brad- - well known former resident of Helper Sailor Home The names of graduates follow: formation on Civil Defense in I ley, Elliott Price and Carbon county, died Peggy Broadbent, CARBON ART LEAGUE SPRING EXHIBIT OH Elsie Adams Evelyn Joyce this area is available from SherQp Short Furlough Burgess, Burgess, Billy Lynn morning in a Salt Aime, Jon K. Alley, Barbara J. iff Albert Passic, county defense Burrola, Patricia Casey, Janet Wednesday Allred, Peter Aperges, Virginia chairman, or Mrs Lee Diamanti, Clerico, Gary Cummings, Lor- Lake City hospital following a The annual Spring Exhibit of illness. Baggett, Patty A. Basingcr, Con- women's director of civil defense. raine Duzenack, Marie Fazzio, long Carbon Art League will start Get Carbon Schools the She was born at Mt. Pleasant, nie Behunin, John Behunin, tomcrrow, Louie Felice, Patricia Ferderbcr, Utah, May 31, 1904 to Carl and I (May 27) at the Price Treasury "Citations" Juanita Bentley, Richard Bentley, Ascension Thursday city auditorium, and will continMarvel Fish, Karen Fothcring-ha- Capitola Gundcrson. The family For Saving Stamp Sales ue through June 11. Katherine Louise Berry, Keith At Joe Garcia. Mary Jean Gar- moved to Price while she was Anthony's Pollock Birch, Bennie Rae BlackCarbon County Savings Bond Members of the league will is Ascension Kathleen Giacoletto. cia, Today, Thursday, a young child, where she attend- anburn, Paul Blaser, Arlene Briest, Thursday at St. Anthony's CaChairman Steve Diamanti exhibit 60 new pieces of their Leonard Gibson, Ross GigliotU, ed local schools and later attend- Alfred Keith Burnhopc, Gloria tholic nounced this week that special work and the Grcenriver club Church and special Masses Lynda Greener, Caleen Grogan, ed the University of Utah. She Cadez, Gary Liddell Callaway, were held at 7 and 9 a.m., and David Awards Citations to schools in will also be represented with to Hamilton, Hansen, and Carbon returned Jimmy County John Gordon Casey, David Cave, an I the county, have been or will be several pictures by its members. evening Mass will be held at Karen Hansen. Faye Haycock, tauaht school for several years Lola Cherry, Gail Christensen, To add interest to the show, a I mauc mis wits, ine cuaiious aie 6:30 p.m., Msgr E. F. Dowling Karen Jacobsen, Lillabell Jack- and was Principal of the South Alva Clark, Janice Cochrane, said De- - guest Issued the U.S. artist will again exhibit by Treasury Alice E. son, Side Elementary school in Price. Jaimez, Raymond today. Mary A. Colunga, George Cook, partment to the schools " enrolled with the local artists. School children of the parish Jones, Charlotte Judd, John Kan-to- r, is a sister of Mrs Mrs Engberg Tito Corrales, Manuel Castillo, who did not attend the in the Savings Stamp program This year the guest artist is e, Karlene Keller, Gary morning Louise Bosone and Mrs "Dutch" I Claude A. Cowley. I school the E. Samuelson of Salt Lake Cit" S. during obpast year. Masses should fulfull their Francis Korcnko, Robert Dalpiaz, Helper; Mrs Nean At- Karen Re'Nee Cox, Rose Marie are: Citations of Samuelson began his art Mr Recipients the and Karl Mrs evening ligation ' by Krajnc, attending Barbara of wood Glenna Kraync, Price, Crandall, Leon Paul Curtis, Jerry Mass. Miss at a very early age and it Central School, career Helperon Continued Clifford of Denver, Colorado. Page Fovr L. Davis, Robert Davis, Blaine Mauro, principal. Savings has been a happy one for him. Sally was to decrnsod The married Spencer Day, James A. Draper, Stamps Chairman Wilma Bottino While in junior high school he Claude Engberg, Salt Lake City, Richard Arlcn Draper, Helen Ar reported Wednesday that Central ventured into the field of corn- baseball and well official known lene Druce, Mary Grace Dubray, FULLMER GIARDELLO FIGHT PICTURES School has made another high mercial art, which opepned to President of the Pioneer Baseball Frances Duran, Deloris Jean The him many new fields of expresmark this year in sales. was a member of She League. - sion. For 20 years he wa sa highLarry Edwards, Edward HERE six students in the purgrades and a had the been Lady Elks, TUESDAY, MAY 31 AT BONNIE THEATRE in LcRoy Ellis, Judith Anne English, $4.82 M0 stamps. Ma phased Michael (Sonny) Paletta, ly successful theatrical artist. former employee of 27 years of LaVina Escandon. Jesse Espino-s- a, Notre Dame Mr Samuelson has received na- School, of son Principal Mate Third of the discussion Class, efforts decis much about Shoe the in'chinist the Walkover the' Company Through Sharon Fasselin, Stewart Fau tionnl and international recog-niain- n. ou.w, u.iu.,., C. tv. Mr and Mrs Pete Paletia, Jiciper oj.ci imuim, committee of Carbon ion of the referee and judges; Rait sett, Peggy Lynn Fiack. Diane scholarshipheaded Sadie Rizzuto; U.S.S-banPrice, lie received an award of Principal the from on leave is survived the is husabout about head Jim home She her Banasky by College, by butting; Reeves Forsythe, Leonard Forsythe, Beth of Helper, the films of the Gene other phases of the the American Insti- Price, honor School, Desfrom Principal, based a Sun Diego and four sisters. Mullany, fight. "Now Marlene Franclsen, Pat Fullmer, Fullmer and Harding-Central, tute Hazel C. Jones, and also. He inof returned Architects, can which see services will the Giardello learn Funeral hcld'troyer, and be fight recently you fight, Joey Carol Gale, Teeta Garcia. John at art clause-- ; structs Price, first-hanPrincipal East. evening the d to 12 Far a at will be cruise noon at Larkinifrom hown the Bonnie what's what," Ban- Saturday at Gibson. Bevan Mava Lynn men and women wh business for enlisted Angotti. Paletta Officer a.' ky said. "See who did the first Mortuary, 2C0 Fast South Temple in Theatre May Tuesday, Helper rctty Goff. Lois Louise Goldinj. Den- 31 at 8 Mr Diamanti said that citations seek fun and relaxation in art. in the Navy under the High butting; see who has- - the "hardest Salt Lake City. p.m. nis Greener, Donna Lee (GreenThe public Is cordially invited call Friday eve- - School Training Program in June to other schools in the county from this show will head; see it all!" Friends Proceeds may Doanna Pauline Gustas, Will to visit the exhibit and see thee wood, in the of program, the participating 9 a 7 is to ScholHe at on at to Tickets sale are now 1958. the Athletic the from of graduate College nint; mortuary. Janet Guymon, Val John Halam go most business houses in Helper Burial will be in the Salem Navy's Machinist Mate School, at be mailed direct from Treasury lastest works of Ioral artists ami arship fund. offices in Salt Lake City. of Mr SamulcKon. Since this fight, there has been at 75 cents per person. Great Lakes, Illinois. Continued on Page Three .City Cemetery. Four-- 672, 4-- 4-- Pic-cion- ouL-im- j urauuaie fr he, - - 4-- H , b. j 4-- H First es j- - i J at Jrfrf--- j j ne ' Hal-vers- ' 'T":ln roster 1 ! ; ed ve otition, Salt j ; f St. if $ Kil-creas- - IA j - j |
