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Show 3t,C A VOLUME 67 NUMBER MINING AND 16 RAILROAD HELPER.' COMMUNITY UTAH 64101 NEWSPAPER 10c EACH THURSDAY. APRIL 1973 1!), New park City Conincil approves request for water, two new employees A request for free water service to a Senior Citizen Park and the hiring of two new city employees were approved by Helper City Council at its Thursday meeting. The Council tabled several matters including whether Helper will be a of the member Southeastern Utah Health District, until the return of Mayor Chris Jouflas, who is recovering from a recent illness. Asking for free water service to the park were Mrs. Betty Dale of Helper, and Mrs. Glenda Gibson of Price, delegates of a Girl Scout Cadet Troop. The women said the Cadets obtained the per- - mission from Rio Grande Railroad to construct the park in a lot on the corner of Kessler Court and South Main, which until last year, a billboard was located on the grounds. The Troop leaders said the girls and their fathers plan to clean the lot during the city clean-udrive and hoped to plant the first tree on Arbor Day. Mrs. Dale said the girls will also maintain the park. This year the Cadets plan to plant grass and trees and set up benches in the area, she added. Next year the Troop may apply to the Shell Oil beautification fund to help finance the project, Mrs. Dale said. asked Council The councilman Ernest Gardner to see if the city had some benches which could be placed in the park. Councilmen tabled action on the water request until consulting with City Attorney Stanley V. Litizzette on whether the move would be legal. The Council later approved the request, stipulating the grounds must be kept tidy and water must not be wasted. p II I MARY M. BRANDOL . . . 11 MELANIE BRUNO . . . sent by Helper B.P.W. Club KELLE MILOVICH . . . sponsored by Helper Kiwanis Club sponsored by Helper Lions Club Girl Staters selected Helper girls and one from Spring Glen were selected to attend the 27th annual American Legion Two Auxiliary's Girls State which will start on June 3, at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. M. Brandol, Mary Melanie Bruno and Kelle Milovich, all juniors at Carbon High School, were selected for the honor. Chosen as an alternate was Pat Montoya, daughter of Mrs. Tony Mr. and Mascarenas of Helper. The announcement was made this week by Louise Bosone, Carbon Post No. 21 of the American Legion Helper Ladies Auxiliary Girls State chairman. Miss Brandol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brandol of Helper. Mr. Brandol owned Your Bakery in Helper for some 18 years. Mary attended elementary and junior high James Trimm, of Castle Gate, was hired by 52, after the Councilmen, reviewing his application, Glen. Mr. Milovich is an for a job at the cemetery. A of Castle Gate for Carbon High employee of The Bureau of resident attending School. She maintains a 3.7 Mines in Price. Kelle is a 22 years, Mr. Trimm is a employee of the . grade average in high member of the Carbon High former Coal American North Drill school. School Pep Club, Miss Brandol is a Team and Yearbook staff. Company. He started work member of the Jobs She is also Junior class on Monday. Lawrence was Daughters. Sponsoring her historian and a member of Payne inof Helper other action, to at Girls State is the Helper the Jobs Daughters. Her named, Paletta as Lions Club. sponsor is the Helper replace Ron of the Helper custodian Club. is Kiwanis Miss. Bruno the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bruno of Spring Glen. Mr. Bruno is an employee of the Denver and Rio Grand Railroad. Melanie is a member of the Fine Arts Guild and in Helper. In 1972 she went to state in Debate, while Carbon High Ted Milovich of Spring v' V , wuBir tlr rtm mm y m saw mm Vt Firemens .new Journal staff member , . paper under the new management. Miss Tomsic is a senior at Carbon High School where she will next graduate with honors month. r1 i . the request. Karl Stavar, city water department head, told the Council he needed a new assistant. Councilmen told (Continued to page 2) - - Provo woman found asleep in back seat KENILWORTH A 31 year old Provo woman was treated for an overdose of tranquilizers and released from the Carbon County Hospital, after police found her asleep in a car, here last Thursday. Edna Leigh Moesinger was first spotted asleep in the backseat of a car owned by Louis Rich, 18, last Wednesday evening. He called Helper City Police Chief Joe Meyers at 2:15 p.m. the next day when he found her still asleep in the same position. Chief Meyers and Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Phyl Johnson transported her to the hospital. A missing person report filed on her in Provo by her husband. had-bee- Carbon North Stake schedules April dates for conference The visiting General Authority will carry to the conference a message from which face families in these challenging times referring The Carbon North State Conference will be held on April 28 and 29, in Price, with Elder L. Tom Perry, an assistant to the Council of Twelve of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, as guest speaker. The conference session Harold B. Lee, world president of the Church. President Lee's message will the emphasize strengthening of the home, answering many questions will be held on April 29, (Sunday) at 10 a.m. in the Stake Center located at 449 North 1st East in Price. Annual Helper hunt set y Stake president David Ross Boyack of Price said visitors are welcome. Guest speaker Elder Perry served in many Church positions, including stake president. Before his e appointment, he was vice president of. finance for Lechmere Sales, an appliance and hardware store in Boston. He later became treasurer of R.H. Stearns Company also in full-tim- Boston. Members of the Helper Lions' Club and their wives will be busy once again at the LaSalle Club Friday night to dye 2,500 eggs for their annual Easter Egg Hunt. Mr. Monty Hatch, chairman of the annual affair this year, said the hunt will begin promptly at 9 a.m. this Saturday, at the Helper City Park. All children and under are invited to join in the fun. also to influences found around the world which strike at the home and the sacred relationship of husband and wife and parents and their children. Thirteen prize eggs stamped with the Lion emblem will be hidden. Youngsters finding one of these special eggs will be awarded a prize. "The Lions really enjoy doing this," said Chairman Hatch. "It gives us a chance to get together and combine work with pleasure. We hope that area residents will join with us to make this hunt a success." Mike Valentine dies here Area man named as Saturday from vehicles Two tires and two wheels were taken from two seperate vehicles owned by Norman Curtis of Spring Glen on April 11. One tire and wheel was taken from a truck while the other was pulled off a vehicle while both were parked at the Carbon Country Club. f n Journal Photo service to the facility (see story). 2 tires taken r: i. VACANT LOT on the corner of Kessler Court and South Main in Helper is the site of a Senior Citizen Park that will be constructed by a Girl Scout Cadet Troop. City Council recently approved free water Maj. Emil Nennou, a native of Castle Gate, has been named Weber County representative of the Air Force Reserve's "localized recruiting" program. His mother, now Mrs. William A. Mary, resides in Salt Lake. Junior High School three years ago. The new staff writer will do special reports, handle coverage on the various meetings of the many clubs in the community and write some sports stories. She is well phased in all aspects of the local sports scene, having served a number of years as the official scorer for the Helper WBBA Residents of the north Carbon area wishing to submit news articles for publication may do so through Miss Tomsic as well as the regular office staff, consisting of Joe Rolando Jr., and Walter Borla, both of Helper, ii mm m hi as Association Convention in Park City. The Councilmen approved 'rtAI Mi V WJ Mike Valentine, 72, a long time resident of Helper, died Saturday at his home of natural causes. He was an employee of Central Commission and Supply for about 20 years. Mr. Valentine was born in Italy on March 24, 1901, to Mike and Mary Valentine. He married Esther Mar-tinel- li on April 13, 1942 Community Calendar by KENDRA TOMSIC 472-567- April 18, Spring clean-u- p UTAH STATE Highway Department crews clean up ground surrounding huge trees in front of a home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noel and formerly by John O'Berto, on U.S. Highway 50-near Helper. The highway department cut the dead branches, removed one tree completely and hauled away the debrl, after receiving a request by residents. The trees are on the state's Journal Photo 6 1 WednesdayHelper Kiwanis Club meeting, LaSalle Club, 7 p.m.; Helper PTA Family Movie, "Johnny Tremain," Sally Mauro Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Helper Lions Club meeting, April 19, Thursday LaSalle Club, 7:30 p.m. Saturday Helper Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt, Helper City Park, 9 a.m. April 25 Helper Kiwanis Club Meeting, LaSalle Club, 7 p.m. April 26 Helper Women's Club meeting, Helper Civic Auditorium, 1:30 p.m.; Helper City Council meeting, Helper City Hall, 7:30 p.m.; Carbon County School Board meeting, School Board Office jn Price, 7:30 p.m. April 28 Helper Women's Club hosting the Utah Federation of Womens' Clubs Eastern District Auditorium, in Helper. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was a coal miner. Survivors include his widow; son, daughters, Michael and Mrs. Carl (Mary) Chidester, both of Helper; Mrs. Donald (Dorothy) Wellington of Sandy and three grandchildren. Mass of the resurrection was celebrated on Tuesday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper. Rosary was Monday at the Mitchell Funeral Home. Burial was in the Mountain View Cemetery in Helper. April 21, league. KENDRA TOMSIC is; recruiter girl outstanding graduate of the Helper y mm t o, Multi-Cultur- al the j ii czd c peared before the Council asking for $234 to send Dominic (Blackie) Frank Pugliese and himself to the annual to news staff y h.y r--) (see related story). Helper Volunteer Fire Chief Jim Pugliese ap- Program. She is interested in dramatics and ballet. Miss Bruno attended Notre Dame School for nine years before transfering to Carbon High, where she has maintained a 3.7 grade average. The Business and Professional Women Club (B.P.W.) is her sponsor. Miss Milovich is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Tomsic is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tomsic, 8 South 3 Avenue in Helper. She has been an honor student throughout her high school years and was the recipient of the American Legion award as U.J -- Auditorium Journal names local girl The Helper Journal announced the addition of Miss Kendra Tomsic of Helper to the staff of the f f jss Convention, 9 a.m. Helper right-of-wa- i Civic |
