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Show 2 Wednesday, March 5, The Helper Journal 1975 At Sally Mauro Four Corners can read the longest? Readathon-wh1 I -- V' ' V v5W T V . A .-- Remember when you were a kid and had to sit straight as a board through endless hours of school? Remember the stern looks your old school marms would shoot at you if you slumped just a little? Well, if your old teacher had seen the fifth and sixth graders at Sally Mauro Elementary last Friday, she would have turned in her apples and chalk board. If she had been there, she would have seen students lying on the floor, draped over desks, leaning against the wall and propped up on pillows, but all were doing one thing reading. All this intense interest in reading came as a result of if .. Sally Mauro Elementary students (going clockwise from bottom left corner) Valerie Neilson, Steven Neilsen, Richard Anderson, Barry Mills and Christina Vail, concentrate hard on their reading at last week's Readathon held at the school. Teachers said the Readathon was held to inspire interest in reading among sutdents at all levels. Thirty of the 46 original participants went the distance, winner. making it especially hard to pronounce a clear-cu- t H-- mm 1 the first Sally Mauro Readathon, a contest held at the school to see which student could read the Photo J longest. The Readathon was held under the supervision of Sally Mauro teachers Joyce UDGGB3B Martinez, Carol Arnold and DeAnne Wilson. Mrs. Martinez said the Readathon program was started to help inspire greater interest in reading. She explained by adding the competitive aspect and deciding the winner as the student who had read the all students, longest, regardless of their level of reading, could compete on an equal basis. The Readathon began at 9 a.m. Friday morning with each student showing up with stacks of books, magazines and comics as well as pillows, sleeping bags, blankets and even a teddy bear of two. ood (37 (SM lSsm students Forty-thre- e spread themselves about the rooms, being careful all the time not to look up BaiMWMiiiimiMMWcwa53yKE5 o from their reading too long (which brought a penalty) and waiting anxiously for the two 15 minute breaks. By 2 p.m., it was clear it would be hard to find a winner as 30 students were still in contention and 14 had not even looked up from their reading. Only two even went to sleep. Medals, small prizes and certificates were awarded to all those who part- icipated. Mrs. Martinez said the Readathon, which had been inspired by a similar successful program in Vernal, would be the first of a series of contests designed to raise interest among students in different subjects to be scheduled this year. grant approved for Helper that remains to do for Helper to receive a water study grant from the Four Corners Regional Commission is to fill out the required request forms and submit them to the agency, according to Chris Jouflas, former Helper mayor and planner for the South Eastern Association of Governments. Jouflas said his office received approval for the grant, which will pay for a complete water study to be conducted by Templeton, Linke and Alsup, approximately two weeks ago. The project is slated to cover Helper's water system and situation form source to tap, with special emphasis on possible future All A sure Mml number of long needed improvements in the Scofield State Park boating and camping facility at Scofield Reservoir will be made if the Utah legislature takes the recommendations of the Utah State Parks Board and their boating council to heart, according to John Garr, state representative from the East Carbon area and a member of the boating A council. Garr said the recommended improvments at the state park came as a result of a fact finding tour members of the state and council boating representatives from the of Wildlife Division Resources took last fall at a number of southeastern No other bank card provides all these services: Instantly at any Zions Bank Overdraft protection Zions Bank will automatically pay your overdrafts and charge them to your Master Charge account up to your credit limit. checking Deluxe, personalized, numbered checks at no charge Master Charge Card Every personal banking service you're likely to need at Unlimited traveler's checks, cashier's checks, money orders Gift checks with $500 minimum checking account balance iWCOSt depending on your minimum balance. Whether your minimum monthly checking account balance is S500 or less, this is the surest thing in gold. No other bank card provides all of these services (see the right-han- d column)... 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However, Garr said any appropriations for Scofield or any other state park or facility have a long way to go as all state budgets are still tied up in the general appropriations bill which is still in hearings before the House Appropriations Price, Casllc Dale, Huntington, East Carbon City Lam-bertse- Notary service Any Zions Bank public meeting to explore the proposed bond election of the Price River A Water Improvement District has been scheduled for March 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Carbon Country Club by Carbon the County Women's Political Caucus. Chairman for the district, Stanley Litizzette and vice William Welsh, chairman, will attend the meeting and discuss in detail the proposed $3.5 million project, according LUSTRE not only rids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer $1. Mutual Furniture. 351c ""' 14 Hemes for Sate BLUE SHORTEN THAT drive to work and get an extra hour of sleep by buying this nice two bedroom home with lot in Huntington. Phone n, 687-258- 6. 2134p 15 Lots For Sate x 110 FOOT LOT in the addition of Phone Helper. 50 Belvadier Janet Prazen to Walter Borla Staff Wrlterj GRANT FAUSETT MICHAEL BLACKBURN THE Morticians Fausett Mortuary Price Castle Dale 748 2551 "Service to all Faiths" PER SERVICE Founded J 885 FOR THE HARD OF HEARING Z)ff ll2Ct47l 334 WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH 84601 ANNOUNCES A FREE SERVICE CENTER AND ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS "Better service for your hearing .aid means better hearing for you." Mar. 10 Monday, a.m. to 10 12 Green Well stove, refrigerator and water insulation. Excellent condition. Located Lawrence, phone in 748-276- 0. 2134c for questioning at the meeting, Mrs. Prazen said. The public is invited to the meeting and Mrs. Prazen requests that any person or organization wishing to speak in opposition to the proposed project contact her at by March 4 so arrangements can be made to have them put on the program. CATTLE BUYERS NEEDED NOW 9 No buying experience necessary. Train to buy cattle, hogs and sheep. The growing live- stock industry needs qualified buyers. A good aptitude is required for today's competitive markets. You should have a farm or agricultural background. Must enjoy working with livestock. Good earnings . . . secure future ... for those who qualify. Write today with your personal background and qualifications. Include: name, age, address & phone number. We will arrange an interview for you, near your home town. No phone calls, Ordinance No. 461 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE UTAH TRAFFIC OF THE AND PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OF THE STATE OF UTAH AS THE TRAFFIC CODE FOR HELPER, A UTAH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. Be it ordained by the City Council of Helper, a Utah CODE-RULE- S municipal corporation: SECTION l.ADOPTION OF UTAH TRAFFIC CODE. The Utah Traffic of the Road 1974- - compiled by the Department of Public Safety of State of Utah, prepared and published in code book form by said agency, is hereby approved and adopted as the Traffic Code of Helper, a Utah Municipal Corporation, except as hereinafter specified, and by this reference is made a part of this Ordinance to the same extent and effect as though said code were copied herein in full. (a) All reference in said code to the State Road Commission shall be deemed to mean Helper, a Municipal Corporation, and its departments, agencies or agents, unless the context otherwise requires. (b) All reference to "local authorities" shall be deemed to mean the City Council of Helper, a Utah Municipal Corporation. (c) All reference in said code to the "Department of Public Safety of the State of Utah" shall be deemed to mean the Police Department or the Chief of Police of City Marshal's office of Helper, a Utah Municipal Corporation, unless the context otherwise requires. (d) All reference in said code to "Magistrate" shall mean the Justice of the Peace of Helper, Utah, a Utah Municipal Corporation, unless the context otherwise requires. SECTION 2. PENALTIES. Any person violating, causing or permitting violation of any provision of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Notwithstanding other s of language or provisions in the Utah Traffic the Road adopted. Any violator of this Ordinance, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $299.00 or by a jail sentence not to exceed six months, or by both such fine and jail sentence. SECTION 3. VALIDITY. If any part of this Ordinance is or shall be declared by a court of competent jurisdicition to be invalid, such invalidity shall not invalidate the remainder of this Ordinance. SECTION 4. FILING. Three copies of the Utah Traffic s of the Koad adopted by reference, shall be filed for use and examination by the public in the office of the City Recorder. SECTION 5. REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES. All ordinances or parts or ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 6. EMERGENCY. In the opinion of the City Council, it is necessary to the health and safety of the inhabitants of the City that this Ordinance become effective immediately upon its adoption and publication. SECTION 7. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its first posting or publication. Adopted and passed by the City Council of Helper, a Municipal Corporation, this 27th day of February, 1975. Code-Rul- es Code-Rule- 1974-hereb- y Code-Rule- Jean Ann Dimick Association x 68. Three bedrooms, heater. Gas furnace, artic manager, will be available W.Craig Pilling Editor per year RUSHMORE Trailer 14 NATIONAL LIVESTOCK CO. 5105 North 40th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85018 Dan Stockburger Advertising I. 00 per year in Utah 14. '71 electric Earf Staker the project 637-015- for Saieli please. 182 50 34 Mobile Homes chair- S A MEMBER Of 351p woman of the caucus. The project has been in theplanning stage for two years, and will be financed through general obligation and revenue bonds, according to Mr. Litizzette. James Nielson IN PRICE 1974-hereb- ATTEST: (s) ALBERT FOSSAT City Recorder L. Kay Madsen Beltone Consultant (s) CHARLES GHIRARDELLI Mayor CERTIFICATE February, 1975. WITNESS my hand and the Seal of Helper, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Utah this 27th day of February 1975. Noon AAotel y I, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting City Recorder of Helper, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by the City Council of Helper, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Utah, at a regular meeting duly held on Thursday, the 27th day of (s) ALBERT FOSSAT City Recorder (SEAL) Published 1975. t 3 Personals 637-019- 9. Garr said the first step to SPRING GLEN receiving any monies from the legislature was made in Funeral services for a William Craig Pilling, 24, committee where depart- Spring Glen, who died Feb. ment heads present their 28, 1975, near Helper, of cases and adjustments are injuries suffered when a made in the budgets. From falling boulder hit his truck there, he said, the request is were Monday, Fausett sent on to the main ap- Funeral Home, Price. Price propriations committee Burial, City where lawmakers look at Cemetery. the total picture of budget Born April 5, 1950, Price, requests and revenues and to Arthur M. and Sylvia attempt to balance them. Hunt Pilling. Married Vicky After approval by the Lynn Olsen, Jan 27, 1970, LDS Member committee, the budget Price. Mine United request will be sent to either Church, the House or Senate for Workers of America Local debate (depending on where 8003; employe Carbon Fuel the budgets requests were Mine; graduate Carbon first made) and finally High School, 1969. Survivors: wife; son, voting takes place. Garr said the budget bills Brian Craig, Spring Glen; had already run into trouble parents, Helper; brothers, as the Senate failed to pass sister, Arthur D. Spring on their tax bill and so were Glen; Boyd, Mrs. Dale both not required to reconsider Smith, (Jackie) their budget requests. He Helper; grandmother, Mrs. said that it would probably Guy Witford, Kenilworth. be up to the House to take the problem in hand and hammer out tax and budget bills that wold be acFERRON James to most "Yens Johnson" Nielson, ceptable lawmakers. 83, Lawrence, died Feb. 24, 1975 in the Emery County Home. Nursing Journal Helper Born Oct. 1, 1891, Castle Issued every Thursday by Publishers Inc. Gate to Peter and Petrea South Main St. Nielson. Never married. Helper, Utah LDS Church member, rOSTAGE SECOND farmer. PAIO AT HELPER. UTAH Survivors: half brother, Robert Finney Marius Johnson, Lawrence; Publisher half sister Mrs. Ann Langie, Kevin Turner Harbor City, Calif. For accidental loss of life. For an additional $1 per month, coverage can be increased to $15,000. Young- - 1H71 Member fcder.il Deposit Insurance Corporation flowers and all other sets of love and kindness during my recent surgery in Carbon Hospital. A special thanks to Drs. Demman, Gorishek and Spencer and all the nurses who took such good care of me. Leona James . 351p Edward Sheya was attending a function. It was nearly time for the raids to start by the time Judge Sheya finished signing the search warrants. Three minors were arrested at the Bel Aire and taken into custody and later released on their own recognizance. They are: Raymond Charles Lofley, 20, 163 North 200 West, Price; Luann Timothy, 19, and Patricia Camilla Lambson, 19, both of West Jordan. Price City Judge A. John Ruggeri was unavailable to sign arrest warrants, according to Mr. Boutwell, so he called Rulon S. Rich Wellington Justice of the Peace. Justice Rich was irrigating his field when he was called about 10 p.m. and asked to sign the warrants. He changed his clothes and drove into Price and signed the 66 copies of warrants. The arrest warrants were issued to: James Lupo, Point After; Barbara Busio, Point After; Billie Everett, El Rancho; Paula Manchester, El Rancho; Larry Vale Potter, Arrow Club; Leonard Powell, 56 Club; Hal Harper, Bel Aire; Cathy Montoya Tonel, Bel Aire; Ann Point After; and two John "Doe" warrants were for other unidentified persons at the Bel Aire and Regis in Helper. The arrest warrants charged the individuals with unlawfull selling of an alcoholic beverage other than beer, an indictable misdemeanor. The maximum sentence which can be imposed for conviction is six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. Political Caucus Says John Garr Chances look good, bad sets meeting for Scofield renovations on water bond Guaranteed check cashing u. I WOULD like to thank everyone who sent cards, (Cont. from Page 1) sources, trouble spots, storage facilities and projected needs. Committee. Make your grid investment o Liquor in the Helper Journal Wednesday, March 5, |