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Show UDiBoiSl!lIicrofSm Corp Zp 84101 NOTICE OF MEETING TO ADOPT BUDGET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1973. A copy of said budget will be THAT CARBON COUNTY, a on hand at the Office of the body corporate and politic, in 'Clerk and Auditor of County and for Carbon County, State Carbon County for public insof Utah, will meet Thursday, pection, as required by law. December 14, 1972, at 7:30 o'- All interested and preclock p.m. in the County Com- sent persons at meeting will be said, missioners' Room at the Coungiven an opportunity to be ty Courthouse at Price, Utah, heard in the matter. for the purpose of adopting a Dated this 21st day budget covering the expenses for Carbon County for the year ember, 1972. Dates of Publication: November 30, 1972; and December 7, County VOLUME NUMBER Clerk and Auditor. FUND DRIVE FOR MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY IN HELPER AREA One of the largest volunteer previous recorded history; and armies ever assembled will be many investigators believe we the march against a group are on the verge of major break RAILROAD AND HELPER, 48 THURSDAY NIGHT of Nov- The postponed meeting of November 1st. for Helper PTA, has been rescheduled for Thurs day, November 30 at 7:30 p.m at the Sally Mauro School. Supt. J. Grant Kilfoyle, Frank will discuss certain areas of Worthen and Mrs Sadie Rizzuto school policy during the program of the meeting. Children receiving cupcakes for birthdays in October were: 1st grade: Jodi Oman, Anne! iese Harper Jesse Pitt, Lou 2nd Harvey, Ralph Schade; grade: KristiKeele, Ross Sac- co and Melanie Parry; 3rd gr. Tori Barker, Cynthia McKes-odrick, Carol Reid, Michael San chez, Jimmy Timothy, Brenda Bera, Steven Nielson, Trisha Sillitoe and Valtria Nielsen; 4th grade: ""Mary Baysinger, Jill Bulrgeitt, Jimmy Paletta, UTAH D NEWSPAPER ISTRICT THURSDAY, 81526 NOV. 30, 1972 Pinel h Contrast AwarM Announcement was made on Tuesday that the Eph Henrie Construction Company of Price was the successful bidders for relocation project a water-linin upper Prce Canyon, jointly by Helper and Price cities. The only bid sub mitted was opened Monday, showing total bid cost to both cties as $25,356.46. Of this total Helper City's share will be have worked almost constantly to keep lines mtact and finally had to install a temporary al uminum line to maintain a constant supply of water to the city tre seniors. At no time during the disruption of water supply was city pressure low enough to jeopardize water supply to residents of the city, and joining areas serviced by the Helper water line, About 1000 feet of line was destroyed by the slides. The contract calls for relocation of ly on the project. Confirmation of the bid will be made offioal by Helper City; at a special meeting of the Cty Council Friday night. Early this month the water lines of Helper and Price at the upper end of Price Canyon west of Oambon Countv line were bro- ken 'when the earth moved to- -' the river hundreds of feet below, shearing both lines and $11,011.58. causing part of the highway to Henrie Construction stated slnff off. Since the first siffns that work will begin immediate-- j of movement cty water crews prog-ramme- d ad-wa- rd both lines to go around the slide area, New alignment includes two crossing of Price river; this is at a point above the slide area to a position parellel wth tne Roi Grande Railroad tracks. At this point and continuing about 900 feet southeast, the line will be put into a trench at, about a depth of 4 fest. Below the danger 'area the line will again cross the river and connect to the orliginal water line. n of merciless foes this month in throughs." Here in Utah, a MDAA re-Carbon County and thousands of other communities across search grant has been awarded to Dr. Fred Ziter, University America. of Utah Medical Center. o, t,- unaJS raised in me 10C81. UoI.tw March wiE help provide a widei range of vital services to K'i Zirm 66 PTA MEETING 1972. NOW UNDERWAY MINING A MURDER CHARGE Evening Classes all College FILED AGAINST Thirtyseven evening classes 'WHISKERS1 MALLORY will be offered during winter 5th M HELPER DEC, 15 SANTA GLAUS VISIT quarter at College of Eastern First degree mulrder charges Ockey, Troy Bryan Utah with several of interest in were filed this.week by Sherand Jana Club Lions Carlson; The Helper such as wheelchairs, today aire area of the arts, languages iff Albert Passic that more than 75 volunteers tients against a tran- announced that the official visit reading ability improvement & braces and crutches: transpor-- l 6th grade: Jodi Aagard, Cher Z uT the ient, following investigation to of Santa daus ZUXS tation to and from schools and.Richy O'Berto, .Jodi Eoepfer, Helper, has business. of an alleged beating of a HelAllan Raclhele Dec Harwood, for been scheduled medical yl and Friday, sum' appointments; tn taira ni3 irw or thninofi Dr- A- LaVeU King, dean of per man, who died Nov. 25. 15th at 6:00 pjm. at Helper's 30. The funds raised by the mer camps and other recrea- instruction, said art classes will Dead is Asa Ace" Bennett, civic auditorium March will be used to support tional activities. At each unit of Chairman the mclude ceramics, advanced cer 68, a resident of this city for MDAA's nationwide network CHRISTMAS TREES Dale Smith, the patient and community ser- - of HIGHLIGHTS annual party for al kiddies in amies, creative painting and several years,. He was admitted of them "7 vice programs and worldwide 'of J07 to Carbon hosptal Niov. 19 after the north part of county, said advanced creative painting, research program sponsored by newly established this ofyear -- PERMITS AVAILABLE call further particulars about the The ceramics classes will be Helper police answered afound charge Muscular Dystrophy Associa- - Patients received free Standings of Teams man for for a assistance iDe visit of 6t. iNicJc will ex 2 tions of America (MDAAl macie;taught by jam l. Young, of in alleyway next to the home Rio Grande . . ywKuuvui; soon. ICEU art department and will physical therapy, nCP d THRU flFR 99 Mexican Lodge . . 1 'Because of modern medical aminations of Woodrow Clark. Police Chief w counana seneuc social include introduction to mater- Jloe service 1 Cable developments, our needs a r e Cyfers had Bennett taken d flu shots. 0 ials, throwing hand methods, to theMyers Bureau of Veltri Drug Prce greater than ever before," Mrs. seln?.' immediately afhospital Utah are served Pien and form in contempor ter a brief examnation. 0 Bob's Texaco glazing Zehnder explained. "The use MACHINES BUSINESS issue will The Mana,gement, . 0 of antibiotics has increased the by the MDAA sponsored clinic permitg for cutti ary pottery. fi Chuck's Mm Pharmacy was taken to Salt Lake body mu life span of our patients, and Christmas trees from Dec. 4th The creative painting will in- early ,this week for an autopMatt Kloepfer's Rio Grande OPEN HOUSE AT CEU ww- better diagnostic techniques al- - j" Dec. 22, according to riwwy through in basic oils plus various sy at University Hospital. struct low us to identify new patients dren s Hospital. District Manager Glenn Free team has jumped off to an with emphasis on devel A wairant for arresf has been media in lead recreathe local sooner and more easily. Con-- 1 man. The permits will be avail early 6 ON DECEMBER issued .for Leo "Whiskers" Mall of individual style. opment play. The Rails able (between hours of 8 a.m. tion basketball squently, our patient load is! ary, 58, a transient who has rdlled (to two wins this week An open house to display the! Teacher of the painting class been m Nodical resident of and 5 p.m. weekdays only at CORNER JSPORTCMENS on the Bureau 'office, 900 North 7th topping Bobs Texaco iiatest iDusmess miaonines ana wiu uv tDiajs-jjcusch, Helper for three years.. and Veltri Drug Monday Pv Hugh Jaramillo Price. continued, "the pace is quick- electronic nice equipment win wus auuia uuw lesiuiuig mi mis He is charged with first de East, Tuesday. be held Dec. 6 at College of area. Mr Larson is a graduate gree murder. ening. More has1 been learned: that many of the big Permits will cost $1.00 and about dystrophy since MDAA' N Utah. The hours will of Southern Utah State College MalJory is believed to have left Eastern Noel Ralph paced Rio Grande hui,ls have ended, many are limited to one permit per in the first win, 2 to 4 p.m. and from and has studied at Utah State came into evistence than in all from be 14 the unrnediatelv upon learn- scoring m uie spoi lsmen nave quesuons iuiujy. .reiwus muiu ue uuian a d to uiuveiaiior. ne luimtuiy lauiu mg itnat m investigation was first while p.m. Fred Bosone game, . ed at to the office. the establishing in person pertaining art classes for Utah State Un- had the same total against VelThose attending will be in- - iversity in the Uintah Basin to be made of the incident. hunting seasons for big game An area is designated near tri. The latter Robert Drolc Funeral of game was a vited to view the ne simulated animals throughout the state. Wattis for the cutting of trees. Center ' at Roosevelt. Held Tuesday In The general area will be access much closer affair as Ronald Office claiss the auto parts of 15 the sportsmen have ible and Charles mprphnnrfkintr rlas! ranrl nther Developmental reading com- - FUND DRIVE FOR and 50. Hall pumped in Dragerton LDS Chapel theMany behef that the Wi'd Life Travelby offffighways Felice one of the veterans in hiisinss at. position and grammar will .be th ihmhumv hv P.ar,hinfr .stasis . Funeral services for Robert Resources people set the dates enger car is not recommended: the loop, added eight more. CEU. A survey will be taken to taught by Kenneth Gee. These I be will individualized classes Al umeicm types vi iruuis A ,map of Gene Drolc, 39, of Dragerton, cuiu eveadditional lillhlil PCMTTD and cuU. rtptprmino what, shoAved Cable Cyfers promise and to the student were .conducted Tuesday in the We do have a mrt in fho nrn geared information will be issued of a potent to hdp classes may be offered quintet by with each permit. The permits Chuck's tflb-hic. Dragerton LDS Ward Chapel. serve the STILL UNDERWAY Pharmacy He died Nov 24 1972 in a Salt Sltudies m with the' will be valid only in the desig- - day. conjunction sevhouse the Duiring illopen classes. Lake hospital after a long The Southeastern Utah Alco- sportsmen, Forest Service and,nated sxea- ness. He was a former resident The number of trees is limit nprwwinpi nnri nrcpnt hP of Helper. corpora- and rertymmMi.laiinns ed and they are widely scatter rrtl studies tt was ooni Apruin e j iMito ne the B3ard of Big Game Con. ea. VAnsiaeraoie ume may oe one aU in double figures gave tion, has been involved equipment. at Craig. Colo., to Frank and techniques i skimming required to locate a suitable the Cyfers crew the big edge services will also be displayed, will be taught by Mr Gee on Martha Timothy Drolc. Married The Baard is created within A short movie prepared by Saturday mtorninss. Mr Gee r.w Chuck's had two boys . in the ? y?anmer nn r rt Department of natural res- l ntnw ntiATi 1 t r in i i an i miniMrtffi ii wiu 8, 1956 at Las Vegas: solem ources of Utah. This Board is burroia aisgL.ieaen me evening ciass now has aP- jerry & dur101. in 14 basic communication continuously Play nized in Manti Temple. He was comprised of the Di rector of and Johnny Borla 11. Fes matX n hitting $3 054 00 WINTERIZE NOW Either first year French or &ed towas a former employee of the Star the Division of Wildlife ResLodge racked Chucks mg the open house the 0f goal m the league opener Monday . Garv. Wixom of the CEU bas- - First year German .to be tau- Music Company of Helper; a ources, John E. Phe'ps, as the! Autumn is c0ntribu-nigespecially beauti- Byin will be 2ounT of lby David Alston 6749. Robert Martinez mess faculty said CEU has ad- veteran of Korean Wair. 00 chairman, and four other mem ful in Utah this year with the Survivor'- are widow; sons, bers PPd several new innovations offered to the evening school. i Jz from indivWuals appointed by the governor fresh sreen of the srass provid led the scoring with 22, Dwight Im ano ine Business Department Amta Mestas will teach begin businesses religious and civic daughter, Kevin R., Bryant S., with the advice and consent of ing unexpected contrast to the Rasmussen added 18, Ed Grun L. Cindy Lynn, all of Dragerton; tne senate, xor tne terms oi, brilliant coloring of the leaves. ola potted 16 on seme hot long has some new tacuity memter ning conversation Spanish. Spo 12 and Louis Tone 11. e training offered equals ken Spanish will be emphasiz- mother, stepfather, Mrs Mor- four years each as follows: dy McDonald'"? sOriol- weekends have Crisp sunny that found any place," Wixom ed and there is no plrerequisit for Chuck's. ris (Martha) Brown, Helper; bombng prtt ti'.ipA ahnnt rvt TToii r.HWnn made the annual task of put a stated. for the class. The class in be - ncn nn m t..: i i'-brother. Ronald, Richfield sis much UP itorm wmfws Next Week's Schedule He said the open house. is be ginning Greek taught gy Rev. ters, Mrs Dominic (Marva) Assn., W. Lloyd Jolinson; a Since to hce?f a?d the Pble11 11 com?n?to from Bruno. Price: Mrs Jas. (Mary member of Utah Wool Growers 6f Ie. leaves has iust Mon. Mexican Lodge vs Cyfers r?Sm?naorfl! a o ralong MMmn Acer, vs Bob's Veltri Lou) Terry, Evansville. Wyo.: i """"ouu' Drug hptnin Snw has fa.Ln some Mrs James (Betty) Paletta; of member of Utah Wildlife and Tues: Chucks vs Rio Grande Of interest to musicians will WDje at tins tune, the new equirment wil' b e Outdoor or Recreation sports HeWr. Mexican Lodge vs Veltri's represents over e a stage r The figureof the Burial was in Mountain View, men groups, H. A. Brwntieid, Wed: Cyfers vs Rio Grande presented. 7 gonl net and percent band under the direction' of Members ' the CEU busirus Bob's vs Chuck's Cemetew, Helper under diree and a representative of the re-- , from local people donations ,th motorists are L. Derrai to in Wixom .addition already Siggard. se, faculty tion of Fausett Mortuary, Price. gional office of U.S. Forest' concern interest and represent wmterized Sheldon Al.red Fnv TorthfF caff Service in Utah, Mike Gaufln. this problem. regarding Yack. ivi wig wwiu rvcauici , ana LJlc and JoLn gerson interested in Those The Board, after invesligat- - wisest of them all are preparPITI7CII Joseph Bruno Dies: I the $5,00000 goal reach NtWo rel- - ing to winterize their driving seeing and facts ing determinng Former Helper Resident ative to the ed, can qo tneir part nv man- big kame resources habits as well, INVITED PUBLIC Robert Bailey, vice president GHRISTMAS A funeral Mass last Saturday of the state, shall have full The weekly dance will be inS their donation to Box 774, TREES TO FAmLY SHOW Price. Utah, or telephoning us. i VI ot T.Qtri was held for former Helper authority to establish turning for Traffic Safety, Utah Safety "VIVA Prirfav 1UU . UVLIUU to have someone call resident and businessman, Jos- seasons foor big game animals Council, predicts the first cold Helper City needs a large A family theater program, wall at homeat our we'll see state shall lines of 74. the and Reminder: The CEU play, Salt Lake City. throughout long 'night eph Bruno, Christmas Tree (about 20 ft.). sponsored bv the North Carbon n He died Nov. 21 Jn a Salt Lake establish the policy of the div- - laden, motorists at tilling LDS Stake Center, will be pre1? Charley Brown at Geary Thea- Streets Supervisor Harold ented at the Mont Harmon Jun- ter Nov 29, 30 Dec 1. Senior in all matters relating to ions trying to get hospital of natural causes. Grande Vets Unb for theiri radiators. The first Nielson this week issued a plea ior In 1W he owr;a and oper- the harvest of big game. Citizen night isNov. 30. " Nov. School High Thursday, Before any big game hunt is really cold morning we'll see to area residents, asking that 30th at 7:30 m... "House Talk" Bessie Bonto traveled (flew) Announces Events ated Joe's Cafe here, later to Sweets coal camp to op- established the Board holdj at 'stalled vehicles by the thous- - anyone having such a tree, and is the name p of the oit Nov. 16 to spend production. Holiday Season erate a tavern after fire des- Ieast one public meeting in ands across the state because wishing to donate it to the city Thanksgiving with son George The general ' troyed his cafe and an adjoin- each 'of the wildlife districts of .their owners neglected to get for the holiday season, is asked especially are invited to at rjen-iiLaim tduiuy. ine isaos innstmas party ior !eav tend. There will be no admit The Paul Ramptons had son children (of Rio Grande Employ ing tavern the Golden Camel. the state, giving due notice of them ready for winter. Accord - to can city Han lo-l He was born Oct. 1, 1898 at the date and place of such ing to Bailey, failure to adjust ing instructors as to Che Jay and wife Luanna and child ees will be held at the civic tance charge. ren from Idaho Falls here for auditorium Sunday, Dec. 17th ,for winter driving will create cation of the tree. Dccoliatura, Contanzaro, Italy meeting. a to Michael and Christina My advice to many of the the same added work load for at 5 p.m. "Bring the kids out Thanksgiving. feel "We that be Visits there Dr. John Vieta may Bruno. Married Bessie Cos sportsmen who have a pet the body shops, and in some is convalescing to visit Santa; he'll have some Mae Draper available in this area tanzo Feb. 19, 1933 in Salt Lake gripe to gather all the inform - instances, the hospital emerg- - trees owners Dr. John O. Vieta, New York at home after spending ten goodies for them," would like to have that rooms. The habits CaUiclio available ation and member it church, NEW YEAR'S PARTY ency driving present City; City, was a holiday visitor here weeks at Carbon hospital foil- used all summer just owner Bruno's Cafe & V Club to the Board at its next yearly we-v-e owing a car accident. The annual Mew Year's dance of tome hls Mrs the mother, work'at will we tre fie riad'vdo Li Salt Lake; member Italian meeting. Cliff and Phyllis Dyet enjoy, will te at civic auditorium on (won't make it in the winter. of cuttng free," Nielsen said. Rosa Vieta. Also visited sister ( an, exampjei tate stopping Arner;can Civic League. and family, Mr and Mrs Rudy ed Thanksgiving in Salt Lake Sunday, Dec. 31. Reservations distance. The first snow fall Survivors: widow, son, dauch Scgo Lily Lodge to Meet Last year two County citizens Rebol. before returning east. with his children: Jack and fa, must ibe made in order to at- we ii see a rasn oi rear ena responded to the eity'i call for Imily; Bill and family; Cliff Jr tend. Reservations will be open ter, Michael J.. Salt Lske: Mrs r'hil (Mary Chris;irif. Skinner, Members of Sego Lily lodge .'collisions' in city trafficmany tree. They wereGIyrn Matth-ews- . and family and his two daugh Dec. 4 to 15 for Rio Grande Mr and Mrs John Benash pnrt ters Joan and husband Max people and open to the public Keniiworth John Stagg Fiice; 5 grandchildren: broth- will meet December 7 at the of them involving several cars home of Mrs Elda Boyack in and several hundred dollars in uf Price. er sisters, An?cKi Rachel son Ernie, who was visiting Byner and Betty McLendon of after Dec. 15th. both of Welland, Ontario, Spring Glen to conduct regu'ar damage to vehicles. Small rhil bore from Salt Lake and Mrs Helper. Reservations can be made by HAVE NEWS ITEMS? 10 a.m. to 5 John and Neva Smith had calling Santa Benash, were all dinner Canada; Mrs Ma:i;'f.i Milan:!. business and (to make plans for dren sitting or standing on the the Christmas party for the seats of these cars could be Ck yton. Austrol'.i. miopia at the home of Mr and their daughter Eva and hu"b-Mr- s p.m., Monday thru Friday. Do or Frank Tomsk on Thanks- - and Bill Brinley of Salt Lake not call for (reservations on turial was in t".. Calvary membership, arrording to Mrs thrown violently against the Monday afternoons Hazel Cox, president. on Lake (Continued Salt 3) there for Thanksgiving. City, Page giving day. Saturdays or Sundays. 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