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Show Universal Microfilm Carp ottui 141 Pierpont Ave TEACHERS' SALARY INCREASE VALIDITY CHALLENGED BY TAXPAYERS The Utah Taxpayers Ass'n. today struck out at the validity of teacher salary increase information being released by the Utah Education Association. Jack A, Olson, Executii'e Secretary of the UTA made this I ASSUOF UTAH As it is, Beaver County teach-- ' er's average salary will go from $6,314 to 06,849 next year, and that will be a healthy 8 percent " RAILROAD "DISTRICT NEWSPAPER A MINING AND jump. Mr Olson said the same "er HELPER. UTAH THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 VOLUME 63 NUMBER 25 ror" occurred in Daggett Counstatement ty where an agreement was "Teacher salary agreements reached on salaries some weeks BUDGET MEETING SET reached in Beaver and Daggett back. The UEA said the inc- BOTTINO GOING EAST Counties are much below the rease was about $1,000. It was $1,000 figure recently published actually closer to $650, accordFOR JUNE 26TH in newspapers of the state. In ing to Daggett County Supt. of TO RESEARCH JOB the Beaver School District Schools Norman W. Long, The first of two Notices of InThe "Tax Watchdog" organwhere it was claimed "teacher to Adopt a Budget, is tention said ization tactics these an that salary agreement, providing published this week, informing average of about $1,000 had could be very costly to tax the public that the Helper City been reached", the actual av payers in districts where negoCouncil will meet in regular erage for classroom teachers tiations are still under way. was $535." "The.release was in of school boards Miss Pat Niwa, Helper, the session Thursday, June 26 at Members 1969 Miss Carbon County, will 7:30 p.m. to adopt a budget for error where it said, "Average ' should be wary in using un Teacher Salaries.' "It should proved published figures. These be LICENSE a contestant for the coveted the coming fiscal year, which CONTRACTOR, have read "Average Instruct- high figures will be used by Miss Utah crown, it was an- begins July 1, 1969 and ends on June 30, 1970. ional Salaries', according to teachers as targets for settlenounced today by her The budget adopted will be ORDINANCE ADOPTED Beaver School Superintendent ment in districts where negotia ChamCarbon Junior based on a tentative budget tions are still underway, and if Darrell K. Loosle. j ber of Commerce. . which has been furnished to the The Helper. City Council, at The competition a three-damet, could mean the districts its last meeting adopted an "The only statistically accur- will be putting more money inevent staged at the Ramada city council by Mayor Chris P. ordinance (No. 438) requiring ate way of determining average to salaries than they can afford. Inn at Salt Lake City, begins Jouflas and City Recorder Art the licensing of General BuildIf they do this, it will force salaries,'" according to Olson, today, June 19, with registra- Dalpiaz, as is required by law. "is to take total salaries and the districts to rob from other tion of all contestants and con- This report sets forth in detail ing Contractors and Specialty Contractors. The licensing orddivide them by tinues Friday with preliminary the revenues and expenditures equiv- programs to satiny "unwarraninance provides for the presen alent personnel.This was not ted demands" of militant teach events leading to the grand of the preceding fiscal year, tation of qualifications for such done." er organizations." finale Saturday when the girls and the estimates of the revenwill be judged in three categ- ues for the next succeeding licenses, and 'provide.-- for penalties for violation. ories, to place for the top year and a statement of the fin condition of the city. states The ordinance that it honor, Miss Utah." Paul J. Bottino, after receiv-- j shall be unlawful for RAGHELE ELECTED "I QUIT" CAMPAIGN This meeting is open to the events The in persthree any judging ing his Ph.D. degree in genetics on, firm, etc., to engage in the bathing suit competition; in public. A copy of the tentative budfrom Washington State Univer- business of general contractor formal attire, and in the talent PRESIDENT OF LIONS INVITES SMOKERS is available for inspection, get sity, has Accepted a position as or specialty contractor within will televised be presentations, Brook-have- n office of the recorder. the at Research at Associate havKSL-Tthe limits without first over Station city A program t o (Channel encourage at National secured Laboratory, license from the a 9 in ing at Helper area) starting Utahns to give up smoking and Upton, Long Island, New York. city. 8 p.m. and continuing until 9:30. to give recognition to those who He will head a research proMiss Niwa a native of Helper, BOULDER MOUNTAIN Application and qualification succeed has been launched by concerned with investigat- information is available at the ject attended local school and Carthe Utah Division, American ing the effects of Simulated office of the city recorder, and bon High School and is present- LAKE STUDY SET Cancer Society. Fallout Radiation on plants of any person, firm, etc., who ly a student at College Eastern Known as the IQ (I Quit) holds a current contractors licagricultural importance. Utah, Price, where she is acFishermen angling on the fampaign, it is part of a naDr. Bottino, his wife and daugh ense issued by the Department tive in various student groups, Boulder Mountains will be asktional effort to stress the positer, have been visiting for the of Contractors of the State of among them are Cheer Leader ed to assist in a new program tive gains that come when peopast week with his parents, Mr Utah as provided by Utah law, and Captain of the Blue Debs. initiated this summer by the to and make ple stop smoking and Mrs Jim Bottino. is qualified to be issued a like , Pat was Homecoming Queen Division of Fish and Game to abstinance "the thing to do." They left here Tuesday for license or licenses by the city. Fine Arts Guild in 1968 and this year is Chair- study the fishing resource od Film star Tony Curtis, who New York to assume the new The City took this action to man of Homecoming Committee Boulder Mountain lakes Installs Officers quit smoking, is serving as the position. safeguard property owners of She was named one of sevThere are more than 40 lakes national chairman of the IQ Members of the Fine Arts eral winners in the American the city from unauthorized pertrout in this area and movement. Dr. Cyril D. Fullcontaining sons soliciting building and re- Guild met recently at the home Junior Who's Who, because of the impossibility of Colleges, mer, chief pathologist at Holy BOYS SAY: of Arvetta Satterfield in Comodeling work in the city. Cross Hospital and a heavy competition. having biologists there every lumbia and installed new officers Licenses for contracgeneral At Carbon High Pat was the day to check the fishing, a syssmoker for 22 years until hu. tors are in the sum of $25., and for the coming year student body secretary and also tem of asking each angler to beat the habit in 1961, will head for specialty contractors, a t Installed by Margaret Pace, active in vocal and dramatics. fill out a small card on his trips the Utah campaign. Named as $3.50 for each specialty. A daughter of Mr and Mrs has been initiated. retiring president, were: associate director for the Utah Another baseball Bake Tia Imia, President; Beverly Shozo Niwa of Helper, Pat has Albert Collotzo, the Regional campaign is R. Warren Barnes, Raymond Rachele, Helper, a Sale was boys to a success- THANK YOU, EVERYONE carried Salt Lake realtor and a mem- teacher at the Mont Harmon Chamberlain, Vice President: planned to attend the University Fisheries Manager, is asking ber of the Cancer 'Society's Junior High school in Price, ful completion last Saturday by We wish to thank the people Catherine. Jewkes, Recording of Utah and major in Elemen anglers to record on cards the and business houses' date of the trip; how many days Board of Directors. Mr. Barnes will be installed as the new tne local ball payers. Jennie Jorgenson, tary Education. Secretary; The officials of the local WB and Price for their ofTIelper An accomplished vocalist and fished; number of fishermen; fine res- Corresponding Secretary; Betty is also an President of the Helper Lions BA league expressed their grat ponse to our fund "We want to emphasize that Club at special rites tonight. Ramona dancer, Pat indicated in an in- numbers of fish kept, eaten or raising proj- Smith, Treasurer; BeverLee terview this week that her tal- returned to the water; name Other officers to receive in- itude to the general miblic for ect held in the respective cities Walters, Historian; people can quit, quietly and without fanfare and without be- duction to office are: Robert their fine support of the pro- last Friday and Saturday. Gorishek, Von Gull and Fannie ents presentation Saturday will of the laTSe and condition of the fish. JOB'S DAUGHTERS Baxter were named Reporters. be a vocal rendition. ing carried in on stretchers to Stone first vice pres.; Ray T. gram and also voiced a vote of to tnanKs Mrs Louise Mary clinics. second vice Objective of the project is to have Anderton, smoking pres.; Many information whicn will aid general chairman gain simply made up their minds Jack Hatch, third vice pres.; Ghirardelli, in the fine fishing and have stopped," Dr. Fullmer Harold Tailtwister; of the sale and hsr coworkers, mantaining ITV Nielsen, ROLLS TO WEST COAST CUSTOMER 8,400 TONS OF Mrs Barbara Hughes. Mrs Ruth COAL found oon the Boulder Mtns. said. Ross Gigliotti, Lion Tamer. Cards for anglers to fill out "There's a real reward in Immediate past President, Heino, Mrs Charmaine Jones, will be placed in boxes around giving up smoking. The satis- Desmond Peckham, will serve and Mrs Jama Grundy. Appreciation was also given factions of smoking can't com- on the board of directors for the lakes on the mountain, or to Al Veltri and Mrs Olga with the the satisfactions of pare may be obtained from local ensuing year. for space provided in their MR. RACHELE beating the habit," he said. ranger stations, local Fish and In addition, smokers find they Game officers, or from Fish & One year directors are Nolan stores, veltn Drug and Cornets, for the sale. have more physical and mental Davis and Ralph Gilbert. Game or Forest Service personWinners of the cakes given nel in this area. Two year directors: Gerald activity and vigor and there is ' a real financial reward in not Muhlestein and Lawrence D. away were: O. Lockhart. Grand t Junction, Colo.; Cecil Uzelac, having the expense of cigar- Davis. SMALL BUSINESS MAN John Bradley and Ernest Gard ettes, Dr. Fullmer explained. AT PRICE JUNE 27 Secretary is Marion (Dick) an ot Helper. People who have successfully Hansen, and Treasurer is Ed- ner, A representative of the Small kicked the habit for one month ward Casey. Business Administration will be may receive at their request a in Carbon County during the small gold and black pin with ART GROUPS PLAN coming week. Persons wishing Social Man Security the letters IQ on it to be worn to contact him may do so in To Visit Area" June 26 on the lapel. Price at the Courthouse from OUTDOOR EXHIBIT Dr. Fullmer said the IQ pro9 a.m. to 11 a.m., June 27th. "Retired" doesn't mean you continued on Page Two Appointments may be schedcan't do any work at all. AcThe Fine Arts Guild anrt iho uled through County Clerk Brig cording to Don Donaldson, Di Carbon Art League are plan, Young. trict Manager of the Provo of- ning to combine their talents GHIRARDELLI FUNERAL fice of Social Security, starting and hold an art exhibit on the . ; in 1968 you may earn up to Court House lawn on Thursday, SENIOR CITIZEN NEWS ' ' ' ' ... .. $1,680 a year without losing any ' IN HELPER TODAY of your social security. Even This will be thp U June 5th, 47 members took a though you earn considerably hibit of the year. There will bo tour to the Arches; had lunch more than that, vou may still different artists painting . for at the park in Moab; drove on draw some benefits. me enjoyment of the public all the scenic highway to the potDonaldson explained that the day Ions. "Come SPP what thn ash the area, intoured mine; is combined local people your friends and $1,830 limitation Dead Horse Point. cluding with a sliding scale nrovision. neignnors can do! MOVING at a Elaine Jensen, Bessie Bonto, Pacific unit train o f four speed, the Rio Grande-UnioHere's how it works: If you arc locomotives and and &4 cars that were loaded wif't 8,400 tons of coal in only about an hour, William Bitton and Joe Jameworking regularly and do not son attended a workshop on moves on to its destination, the West Coast to supply Kaiser Steel furnaces at Fontana. earn more than $1,680 a year 4-- H Record Book aging on the USU campus at in wages, no benefits wili be Special dedication of the train and loading facilities were held Tuesday at Sunnysido. June and Problems on Demonstration Logan, and will receive withheld, you were discuss aging thoroughly all of your social security bene Workshops Scheduled ed and reports heard on field fits each month. Should you studies on aging. The dates of the earn more than $1,680 a year, record Friday night Major Griffith $100 will be withheld from vour book and ripm from Fort Ord, Calif, spoke and shops originally scheduled for Continued on Page Two the week of June 16 have been Total property taxes charged further property tax hike? report observes. A substantial showed films and answered Requiem Mass will be celebIn Carbon County rose from Over the past 20 years, total part of the buildup in education questions on Vietnam. changed as follows: in 1960 to $2,375,900 In property taxes imposed in Utah Bl OC1 VltCS dlfU rated this morning (June 19, at East Carbon Happy birthday was sung to 1U1 Monday, June $2,092,000 more than fntrfoH the rapidly mounting number all members having birthdays 10 a.m. in St. Anthony's Cath10 a.m., Dragerton L.D.S. 1968, a 13.5 increase 23, during multiplied ST. ANTHONY'S NEWS Church. the eight year period. Part of this increase stems of children in this period was in June. A present was given to olic Church lor Joseph Ghirar-dellin the latest from new properties aducd to financed from was noted 'mis Price 67. June 9 property taxation Blanche Alley who hai mo"ea Tuesday, 24, Our parish Mass on Friday Helper analysis of property ta:: trends the tax rolls, part has resulted L.D.SIn recent years, However, re- to California. a.m., North He died June 15 in the this week will be at 5 Carbon p.m. in Utah prepared by the Utah from upward revisions in pro- sistance to further Every Tuesday we practice Carbon hospital after a short A retreat for women property tax mar- Stake, Multi purpose Room, 449 Foundation, North private tax re- perty valuations under the equal increases has limited the us2 our band. Time is 8 p.m. 1st illness. East ried and single, will ba held at ization program and part of the of the property tax in financing This change of dates has been search organization. He was born Oct. 16, 1901 at St. Ann's Retreat Hous? in Lorise comes from higher mill public school expenditure innecessitated Modena, Italy, to Charles and gan Canyon June through circumThis Rio Grande Veterans According to the reoort. our creases. The study note, for Christine Gianini Ghirardelli. retreat will be conducted by stances beyond the control of school taxes amounted to $1 rates. Slate Friday Meeting Council. Married Rose Mazzarise, Julv Rev. J. T Fitzgerald. Reserva- the 600.000 in 1960 and $1,850,000 in The study points out that example, that between Wf) and 1968 public school current exClub 29 1929. at Salt Lake City. He tions leaders memand 1968. 15.6 a increase, while much of the frustrafio.1 and re Members of the Rio Grande may be made by filling was a retired coal miner; mem-be- r in form on the brochure avail bers will participate in this very property taxes levied the sentment of the generally high penditures1177throughout Utah in- Veterans Club No. 2 and y by beneficial workshop session Carbon C o creased of Catholic Church and for- able in the vestibule. compared with a total tax burden in L'ta'li and 51 will unty meet government here at Friday which has been planned to help went mer director of Bryner-Plout- z rise in property taxes lev-- ! Attention CYO Members-Th- ere from SJ27.000 in the United States is cnWei up .TB 8p.m. in the auditorium of the member with his Ditch Company. record 1960 to $372,000 in 1968 The nv. against the property tar. her. led for school purposes. Other local Depot for a are many summer ev- the bus , Survivors are his widow, and ents coming up, that we would hook and alcn tn Ur.tr. 4V, erall average mill levy imposed ause this js the one tax that taxes, such as the income tax iness and planning regular if meeting, ber and the sales tax, were increas give a better demonstration. in maroon county rose from most individuals feel sons, daughter, Joseph Jr.. Ri- like to see everyone attend. was announced today by Bill can ed to meet they It is these school chard. Charles, all of Helper; memthat all important 64.95 mills ($64.95 per $1,000. influence From our past letters, you rising riaim, club secretary. Mrs Ronald (Norine) Jwke3, have received much informa- bers attend. assessed valuation). Inl969 to The rapid increase in nrr.npr- - costs. Programing of events for the The v,o Foundation session trill out imrin ha Kenilworth; 12 grandchildren. point analysts 72.64 mills in 1968. tion about the searche?--- jf ty tax levies during the years that of the year will be j? remainder direction of when a the Burial will be in Mountain now up to the individual CYO comparison is made a major Foundation analysts nrte that louowmg world War II roughly Leader of the evening's part View Cem'--- ' under direction member to pass this news al- uouncu ana county Agents Hell there Is a growing resistance paralleled the erowth In Utah of property tax trend.? during All members are urged agenda. of Mitchell Izcral Home. Argyle and Arlene Reid. ong to the other members. to attend this meeting. against the property tax and public school expenditures, the Continued on Page Thru b tat To Compete On Pat est SaMay Rife Ijfah j joint-spons- or i w7 J y full-tim- e ; aial V 1 v j i j THANKS j ' Ess-ma- n . . j - -- . - . - it pro'jiSv'ly-ccntrolle- if:"".? d n i 1. 4-- Property Tax Resistance Grows H j i, long-tim- e res-iden- t. - 20-2- 4-- H 4-- H Aux-ilar- 4-- H . 4-- H |