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Show Universal Microfilm 1,61 1 63 HI Pierpont Av A VOLUME NUMBER 56 MINING AND 11 HELPER, Ditch Company Sets Meeting Date DISTRICT RAILROAD "UNIVERSITY OF UTAH DAY" AT CARBON UTAH THURSDAY, MARCH ffilPER ! NEWSPAPER 15, 1962 VOTERS OK WATER BONDS Next Monday (Mar. 19) has Stockholders of primary water been designated as University of, shares in the Bryner-Hanse- n Utah Day at Carbon College. The VVm. Dause Named Ditch Co. will hold their annual local school, is a branch of the Taxpayers of Helper, Tuesday work will begin as soon as the Liaison Officer For meeting in the Helepr civic auvoted better than four against weather permits in the renewing University, will turn the events ditorium, Sunday, .Mar. 18 at Air Force Academy of the day over to the Univer- LOAN APPLICATION FILED WITH ARA AND SBA one, approval of the special water of pipeline In the Colton area so 10:30 a.m. Purpose of the meetto acqaint Carbon College bonds project presented by the no loss of vital water will te sity Lt. Col. William. C. Dause of ing is to elect two (members to City Administration, to experienced Again this year. BY BREWER FOR HELPER INDUSTRY PROJECT Helper the board of directors, each for Wellington has been appointed a finance necessary Improvements "Requests ifor bids on three liaison officer for the US. Air the famous a two year term, hear the finan"" types of water pipe are being l Utah's Congressional delegation cial report, and for the transac- Force Academy in eastern and system, in the sent to suppliers this week. We . Two southeastern Utah. tion of any other (business to reported tody that Federal assist- - wafr transporting distinguished guests, Dr. are interested in procuring the and aras As an experienced officer in Ray Olpin, University president, Mental Health Classes ance is being sought for a promis Co'to,n (before the meeting. sale of best materials for the needs,' and the Votln' aPProving the the ana new Col. Lt. in Air Force officers Helper! Robert address Reserve, Industry (Present of the company Kadesch, will ing CfQrf therefore, have asked for the laxl An.:i OTU are Walter Borla, .president; J. C. Dause willfserve as an informa- the afternoon assembly at 2 p.m. voters. Voting-- in opposition bids on Transite pipe (concrete na- in the Geary Theater. Along with At College Ut) School tion of David (D-the S. vice Rep. representative King Forsythe, Night president; Reynold product), steel pipe, and cast iron It was announced, today by Dr. said John C. Brewer had riled: ' Regruto, secretary; (Martin Mc-Ph- tion's newest service academy, the above speakers, a talent pro-users the Mayor said. wlu pipe," Pav slightly treasurer, and Frank Mar-rell- i, and will igive counsel and assist gram featuring students from the Claude Burtenshaw, director of loan applications with the Area1 lul ax i ance to water-masteand toe educators "U" the will Carbon that of one parents, Redevelopment College presented. All shareholdAdministration, 10 years or longer to meet After all the pipeline replacepay' Dr. Claude Burtenshaw this night school classes for the new and Small Business Administra-wee- k young men interested in the ers are urged to be present mcnts and interest on the bonds. ments and changes have beon Fabri-the Structural tlon Carbon for "Social will academy's program. He will also that be expresed appreciation spring quarter 2 guests will visit Carbon. Arpects of Mental Health." The cators, line, which he said hopes Mayor Chris Jouflas Wednesday finished, plans will be made for be available to address schools and club groups in Carbon, Em- He also oited the honor of having class will be conducted by V. to provide about 200 jobs and a morning following the election other system changes and protec- bolced his appreciation to the tive facilities for city storages PECORELLI RITES ery, Grand and San Juan coun- Associate (Professor of Physics, Edward Bates, ACSW, chief pro- - $16300 a week payroll for Helper voters, and assured residents that reservoirs, the Mayor added. ties. Robert Kadesch, a reknown officer of the Fifth Dist. within the next year, Col. has command Dause " been Brewer's tronomist said 'Juvenile Court. and King author of Rep. Our firm, SATURDAY MORNING er of the eastern Utah flight of Wonderful World", visit the local Objective of the class will be which was formerly the Utah the '942th Air Reserve Squadron campus. to present principles of mental Steel and Iron Co. of Murray Is KIWANiS BASKETBALL TOURNEY SHAPING UP AT ANTHONY'S for the past six years. The day will be concluded with health as applied to social prob- - seeking a $471,861 loan from the He is a field representative of a basketball game featuring All- - lms in ur present society. Dis- - AHA and a $145,225.20 loan from EhtrleR for next week's 13th ' Requiem Mass will be cele- the Holly Sugar Corp. and main- American mental SBA. In addition to this, the reannual Helper Kiwanis InvitaBilly McGill, who will cussions will include brated Saturday morning at 10 tains a farm and ranch tional Basketball Tournament, operation join the Carbon College basket- -' health symptoms as evidenced by port stated that local Interests Landscaping Coarse o'clock in St. Anthony's Catholic in Crbon alcoholism .delinquency, prejud- - are putting up $72,612 toward the County. He is a mem- ball team against an all-st- ar began taking shape according to Church for Mrs Mary (Maria) ber of the Price Lions Club and College team of, former Utah University lees, sex deviations and other project, which has an overall es- - Offered tourney directors. The meet is BoorelU 78, who died Tuesday chairman of Price River Water cost social Itimated of the at Carbon acneauieo lor March W, 23, ana $726426. greats, problems. school ''It doesn't take a irreen-thiim- b High at tRe "Carbon Hospital follow- shed Soil Conservation district ' Mr Sates holds a master's de- -l Hep. King said the filing of the just a little know-ho- w at 8 p.m. to turn 24 in the Helper Junior High ing a lingering illness. board oif supervisors. He Is also jym gree in social work from the loan application is an important your home area Into a sight ofl111 00 Townsite. Holy Rosary will Ibe recited active in local and state farm University of Utah and is also a itD in efforts to diversify the beauty," says Robert Hassell,! Early entries into the tourney lridayat 7:30 p.m. in the chapel organization activities. nfoer of the Academy of Cer- - Crabon County economy, which Carbon noP. Blood Drive Workers Agriculture Agent. who,lwcluue '"K5 a"" the Mitchell iFuneral Home at tified Social Workers. He form- - has been dependent mainly on will Instruct price Trading Shoe; Busio's erly. classes in night Bice. Thanked By Chairman erly 4hi area as landscaping at Carbon College. Cah Store of Tooele, Regis Club ' She was born January il4, 1984, of Helper, Okland Construction counselor. maria Blood Drive Chairman, Mrs at Peschi, province of Compa-oass- o, SOROPTMIST CLUB The course is designed to allow of Salt Lake City, El Rancho course or study win begin! in this week Myrtle Bryner, express home owners to prepare a landItaly, a daughter of Michat 7:30 pn. and Steak House of Price, and the Tuesday. ael and (Elizabeth Fafbrizio. She CARD PARTY SLATED ed thanks to all donors and to of their own home. Blanding scaping 1 J,VUiS plan " tne 'J volunteer workers fouowme married Mike Pecorelli in Italy During the quarter the group will who worked with the Red Cross credit- - The class may also be HELD TUESDAY and they came to Riggs Shoe is managed by Jack the United The Soroptkmist Club annual mobile meet two hours once a week for taken 'without college credit. unit: States 53 years ago settling in Card Party, promising to be the a period of nine weeks. Course Leonard and iwas originally enMrs Carl Schoenberger, Mrs AT GRAND JUNCTION Newcastle, Colorado. They came outstanding social event of the material iwill be to the tered as Price Trading Shoes, Coin Collectors to Carbon County in 19(28 settling season, will toe held on Wednes- Katie ori, Mrs iEdith Saiias, Mrs the home owners problems and but a change in location of Mr of at Sunnyside 'where Mr Pecorelli day, Aprfl 25, at the Carbon Hazel Cox, Mrs Edna Bath, Mrs shoe gtore and the im will cover the following general Leonard's "einK Organized Wilma Bottlno, Mrs Edith Litizz met with a fatal accident in the Country Club. pending opening of Riggs Shoe areas: , AU in 081,1)011 Count Claranell Day, Rose Perrero, , mine in September of d$B3. 1. Soil Louise Tatton, general chair- ette, of Carbon and Emery in Price brings about the name "tested in joining a coin Mrs Pecorelli was a member man of the affair, stated that Viola Ori, Verla Dunn, Mary Rug counties, origin, problems, treat- change. This team is made up Michael Milovich, Joey Ro- - 'ff1 " club "e ,sked to contact of St Anthony', Catholic Parish special features will again be a of primarily Carbon College play lvin udl0 ment, fertilizer needs. Hl0ne J lando, Jimmy Ruggeri, Ruby K. at Helper. 2. 11 areas big variety of delicious honie-m- Donathan. to Particula"- Ages from around the ers of the past season. Landscape Paul Kosec, Norene Surviving her aire one daughter, are home, public area, service area, candy and the usual high invited. Buslo's are a perrenlal entrant Jewkes, Shannon Bryner, Iola Mrs Canmela Peterson, of Castle quality prizes. private area. Boy Scouts m Carbon working In Cotoain and E. F. Helper Kiwanis tournaments, Consignor ATI Interested persons are urged Gate; two sons, Malio Pecorelli, Tii Dad? are Also Trees and where to use havlmr M0n tnir com won consolation honors Dowling other or Crank and Helper, G. Pecorelli, to contact Isabel Lewis, also lnvlWJ oin this cll- them; varieties, structure, prun - ,iast year. iRes Chsb won the Practical Nurses Rosa MigliaMurray ; eight grandchildren, two club members and make reservaing; Shrubs, varieties care, etc. Carbon dub wiU ,0 and Shirley Gilbert County recreation tourney and a broth- tions. Plan early to Join jour ccio Roses, cut flowers, climbers and M opportunity ?Mord1 in 'the He'lper" auditorium Nurses played Margaret Garavaglia, Fafbrizio John er, in Italy. friends for an evening of fun and coins and learn, all about a review, of inand multiflora; J last week. Alberta Bernlce Leo. ' Burial iwlll .be In the iPrlce City a delicious 'meal at this special Rolando, ' dividual landscape plans. rid: th! Doctors: W. . Okland is back in mAnaf Construction Robinson, Roy event. eemetery. wmsed R. iDemman, O. W. Phelps, D- the tourney for the second year f"10' clfr hand wMrs for the Registration spring All proceeds will be used, for A. and James quarter is March 27, with lnstruc Jn a row. having placed third charitable projects throughout K. Madsen. aimonee, iait ana mrs rrea Mao-but- t, ' to begin March 26. Mast year. The EJRancho Steak tion t!he county, as has been done in Mr and Mrs W. L. Burton, KNIGHTS COLUMBUS years team is managed by Vern Shinor past, Mrs .Tatton said. Irene VA Contact Man Mezlk, John Pierucci, Lena of Price and is lead by Gary Blrs are: Other committee fGilbert, Bert Christensen, Hazel To Visit Area Soon and four of his "Westminister Heart Drive Tables: (LuCylle Pace, Barbara Fund OBSERVE 80TH YEAR Marv John Snyder, Westenskow, team-mate- s. lege Isabelle Koncher; Tickets, Lewis; Russell Neilan, contact repre- - Sealey and Alvin Guadlo. Receives Nearly $200 ts The "Ovu order will celebrate its Reservations: Edith Canto, Price; sentative from the Salt Lake re' 'Blanding brings a colorful ag- the into The 80th anniversary on Mar. 29th, Lucille Ossana, Helper; JosepVne tourney drive for annual funds for gional office, iwill be at the Em Railroader Dies SundaV Masonic Rites were held for the Heart (Fund, held In Helper gregation which ha 'been one and Council 2611 has completed Tomsich, Dragerton; Nellie Young ployment Security office in Provo netted about $200, It the powerhouses in the LDS recently, plana to join our over one million for Emery County; Prizes: Ilene on .Wednesday, Mar. ai, the Vet - Following Heart TXancis n Martin 'rVit-n- l basketball .pro- was lorothers in doing justice to the Oliveto, Frances Davis, Sylvia erans Administrations announced Harold iElmer Chapin, 72, a reported today by Mrs Cath- - Church's occasion." gram the last several years. carman on the local terminal of at Jrand.."?,Unctin'.C.01?- - The ReV" erinc Wright, drive chairman. Platis; Candy: Charlotte Rey- today. wurus 'jamer omciaiea. So spoke Grand Knight Tony nolds, Josephine Wheeler, Ncdrn Mrs Wright expressed her ap-- Blanding wen the According to the announcement the D&RGW Railroad, died of a Mr. Guerric died last Saturday preciaticn to residents for their championship five years ago. Ori, Helper, head of the fraternal Dusserre, Belva Evans. Neilan will be at the employment heart attack, Sunday afternoon benefit society's council here in Setting Tables: Josephine Ar- office from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. 'about 3:45. He had been an em- - morning in St. Mary's hospital contributions and to the volun-o- n Complete team pairings and Carbon County, as the members cher, (Eugenie Grosso, Flora Nithat date. He will Ibe prepared ployee of the Rio Grande since following a three weeks illness, teer workers for their effforts. She schedules will 'be available in long-tim- e resident of gave special thanks to the fol-a- next week's issue of the Journal. of the local group prepared to cholson, Sadie- Rizzuto,, Louise to handle all types of inquiries September of 1922. at Soldier A former was the .lowing: Phyllis Gardner and Rhea he (19 begin the month-lon- g celebration. Tatton. vetyears), Summit and moved to Helper in Helper applications concerning Annie erans' benefits. Welcome Committee: "Eighty years of service to God, 1930 when terminal changes were assistant car foreman at Grand Marchello of Balanced Rock lodge ' Junction for the D&RGW Rail- -( No. 85; iPearl Gardner of the PARISH SOCIAL country and fellowman" is the Mennotti, Evelyn iMassey, "VirgAll veterans and dependent; of made by the railroad. slogan for this year, Mr Ori said. inia Davies,. Marguerite Mitchell; veterans in this area are urged, He was Iborn August 31, 18S9 road- - He staTted working for the LDS Relief Society; Jeanne Tas-t- o FRIDAY NIGHT "We are proud of our record of Advertising: Helen Smith, Ethel take advantage of this visit in at Chicopee, Mass, to Edward E. Rio Grande when he was 14 kar of Beta Sorority; Woman's service in the field of civic lead Tullius; Menu; (Louise Tatton and order to obtain expert, personal and ola club years workers Gertrude Lloyd, Friday night at the civic audi- Abby R. Chapin. There are He was born in Grand Junc Lcah Prry, Ange Pascuzzi anditorlum, St. Anthony's Parish will ership, public welfare, education- Marguerite Mitchell. no known survivors. service. tion and attended local schools Edith Sallas; Altar Society and! conduct another of its famous al development, and religious inbefore moving to Helper. lie .Edith Litizzette; American Legion Parish Socials, offering to patrons tegrity. We are grateful as well for the cooperation (which our Helper Army Medic married Sadje Brcinholt Jan. 16, Mary Virror; American G.I. For - an opportunity to win a big cash FREE TUBERCULIN TEST PROGRAM IS READY '1934 at Price. fellow citizens have always ac- Completes Courses un juniors, Faye Giron, Lydia jackpot prize and 12 other val- He was a member of the Cro- - Rodriauez: Guadaluoana Society, uable merchandise prizes. corded us in accomplishing the At Texas The During March and April, the usually on the forearm. 'therhood of Railroad Carmen: Louise Vasquez and Betty Diaz. time is' 8 pjm., Friday night. truly important goals we have Armv Medical Corps Cant. Do students will in Carbon county From 48 to 72 hours after the the Vets Club of the Rio Grande; set for ourselves." minic Albo Jr., son of Mrs Rcse have the of participat test is given, a physician or a Cartoon opportunity The Knights of Columbus was Lodge 16, F&AM, Price; 169 Dodge St., completed ing in a free tuberculin testing nurse will examine the Albo, pot Scottish Rite Masons and White founded in 1882 in New Haven, the orientation course military conduct where the test was made, and shrine in Grand Conn, toy the Rev. Midhael J. at Medical Field Service school program, which is being Junction; El RED GROSS FUND DRIVE NOW UNDERWAY a young Catholic Brooke Army Medical Center, Ft. ed as part of a wide .program in measure the size of the reaction Kalah. Shrine in Salt Lake City; MoGivney, The annual Red CTOS3 funds turned to patients in the area, response to recommendations if one is present. IX there is no and was a past patron of Na priest. His was the original con- Sam Houston, Tex., Feb. 21. National Arden Local services rendered by the drive for Carbon County started the test made is the by swelling, negative ami Chapter ,13, 3ES in Price, ception of an organization for The course, designed for offist Catholic men which would adopt cers who have not had an active House Conference on Tubercul- and the person is termed a non- - Surviving in addition to his Saturday morning with a break- Red Cross are numerous, and and directblood besides at the Governor's osis gamma Utah and for reactor. Carbon elude, College the reaches If the as its chief aim swelling protection of military medical assignment, Committee on Tuberculosis. The or exceeds a certain size, it is wife are a son, and daughter; ors and workers, who will make globulin, assistance ' to service the family upon the death of the duty Vincent Guerrie. Denver, Colo.; stresses medical service in com announcement of tests was made bread winner and subsequent loss positive and the person is termed Mrs Eldon (Kathern) Millikin of their canvass during the next two men's families, especially in the on emergency with emphasis Sever-signbat, this week toy Mrs Delia Simonsen a reactor. t' , iGrand Junction; a brother Tony weeks towards collectintr an as- - cases of illness and death. of financial support. lifesaving measures. Cape. Albo al instances of this type of help A positive reaction means that Guerrie, Grand Junction; three quota of $3,400.00 In addition, the four principles received instruction in the treat President of the Carbon County at some time TB germs entered sisters. Mrs Rosa Migliaccio of Addressing the group which was needed here during the past of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and ment of battle injuries, care of Tu'berculosij, Association. The entire program will be the reactor's body; it does not Helper; Mrs Emma McCord and was present for the early morn- - few weeks. Patriotism were established as personnel suffering from combat Mrs Louise Leavitt is home guides to govern the personal exhaustion, special problems of under the supervision of the Car- show whether or not the person Mrs Ester Swcm, both of Grand ing session were James Wallace, Carbon County Chairman of the service chairman for the organ-Re- d Health bon is the harmed Department, County Continued On Paae Eight and actually four being Junction; by and grandchildren, nuclear warfare preventive Cross; Patrick A. Kelley, ization; Mrs Tom (Lamph and Mrs Roy W. Robinson as germ or has successfully resisted Bearers were Vince Bonza, medicine procedures used to de with Dr.Officer. local f- Price Other phyHealth druggist, fund drive chair William C. Corlett handle the Tom Migliaccio, Tony Migliaccio, tect health hazards an.i nvoia man for of Public health and all Each reactor sicians should 19Q2; A. Fitzgerald, BYU nursing and baby care; Mrs E;irl his NEWS consult Mike ANTHONY'S and Kandaris, Ray Black, ST, epidemics. who is a volunteer Smith is chairman for volunteers; who will professor, take according Warren Lampshire. family physcian nurse, participate, may The school is one of seven to learn whether1 Many friends of the deceased worker with 25 years experience Mr Merrill and Alvin Wallace , Ember Day3 of Lent at Brooke Medical to Fern Peterson, nursing con- a chest with Red Cross and presently Is head first aid and water safety Ember days of Lent are to be Center, the Army's largest med- sultant for the State Department any damage has been done. Most from here (too many to list) a consultant field representative; training; Mrs Carl Leavitt is the reactors are strong en- - tended the services, observed this week on Wednesday ical installation. The center car- of Health. mem sent blood bank chairman; and J. to have to been Letters this first resist ough in was exposure Burial of the Municipal and Al Veterone, field man. professionries out all aspects Friday and Saturday. reto Med if Grant the the bers the Kilfoyle is chairman of the but of Carbon week-da- y County .germs, Students attending al and technical instruction, as Cemetery, Grand Junction, Vernon Merrill, who ran a film Junior Red Cross, which con- Masses will receive a "snack" in well as patient care and selected leal Assn., explaining the pro veals the need for further study) for the occasion, noted disasters stantiy accomplishes one project gram, also letters will be sent to or treatment, the reactor should REBEKAH LODGE PLANS the church hall afterwards. Mass projects bf medical research. follow all of hi doctor's in this area in the past which after another. These workers tne SALE a parents of school children RUMMAGE is officer a.m. 7 at The begins test were helped by Red Cross, and In addition to a large, corps of or No. tuberculin Rebekah Mantoux The 39 mendations Utabna promptly. Carbon of Lodge St. Patrick's Card Party 1955 graduate High added of that (membership in the others who have vital roles, find The is is a on is a simple, harmless way rummaire sale 'being done sponsoring" All plans are completed for school and received his M.D. testing tu- - both.a national and state basis Is a good insurance not These volunteer workers urge or the In the out Hall whether organization Louis 10th, In April held H960 St. ing socials from finest to starting be decree this of en-j- ln an disaster. to ever all residents ta give generously have eradicate Donations effort tuberat against berculosis of clothing, building. germs March 20. Make your reservations University School of Medicine, The speakers brought out the to become .members of the Rd is culosls. It household low Because and Items a Utah's will of tered other given body. The Mo. person's event. for thl3 St. Louis, right away humani-(we- re Before entering the corps he by injecting a small amount of rate of cases, it is felt by state be acceptable and appreciated, fact that abou 500 pints of blood Crcws nd to support the food, the decorations and the at last--, "which carried bedrawn area this tartan officials from' and this not to the hall an im that k program may be brought mosphere will be in the Spirit of was 4 ) resident Tjhysiclan at the clear fluid called tuberculin re- -' on under this name. were and 715 that pints year building. J Odd Ireland! of Utah in Sal.., Lake. hyeen the ( layers. , of the skin,,, ... Continued tram Page Four . , i Sr.r'E,'r,i' it ol. "-- cnn P1 w ie. ". '"1' U. 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