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Show Universal Microfilm 141 Pierporrt Av 1,62 1.(32 A VOLUME NUMBER 56 MINING RAILROAD AND 18 DISTRICT NEWSPAPER HELPER, UTAH CAM Jerry Whipple Wins NINE BOYS NAMED Carnival's Big Prize FOR BOYS' STATE THURSDAY, MAY FUNDRV Young Jerry Whipple of Helper received the $555 at the conclus-- 1 f th successful sixth annual Nine 'boys, all residents Helper j ,w, fa he made fa t t or surrounding area, were select- - owe.uame snooi carnival las t rbon Poun1v rHl ' ' New ed to represent the area at Boys' Saturday night. He is the son of ntw ra Furnace Type ax waia aogan irom Jmy 7 to development is predicted for the During a tour of the foundry , intPH CaPbon Oountv area. The activitv Mnndnv Mr William. .luiy m, u was announced locay by Vince Bonza 4 John DriscoU, bon and Terrell Pacheco marked the first time iron that the furnace used to melt the and Ross hfls of the Boys' State committee for Carbon Post Bl of Daquinta 0f Price received the, 'coroorates several three exquisi diamond rings., the American Legion. loc for rapTfmeX : toon ,o Price was ,lte f01TOerl7;sed ,by Diainanti nd con rsi0If of Selected to attend the program Little .Mane Car raw rs en Rom Gigliottl, son of Mr and nun doll The beautiful satin cov Mrs Ross Gigliotti. Martin- - Karl eriei went 10 nay succurro, ana nk XrayncnofMrandMrs Xraync, Helper; Steve Ferderber, the girls bike, and Junior Jensen on of Mr and Mrs George Fer- - f Sunnyside got the boys bike. derber, Helper; Tommy Pa uso, The threeay affair was well w.auu i mi aim 'jxlth ioe r'aiuso. .'. tujiiuuvb (Helper; Mike Perrero, son of Mr pressed thanks to all who parti-an- d Mrs Pete Perrero, Helper; eipated. The parade committee Terry Reid, on of Mr and Mrs wishes to thank the East Carbon Dale Held, Helper ;; Legion Color Guard, the city fire Ronald Pinarelli, son of Mr and department, Jobs Daughters, the Mrs Sam Pinarelli, Spring Glen; Notre Dame Pep Club, Carbon Jay Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Sheriff's Posse and others who 'Mabel Nelson, Kenihvorth, and paraded. . Kenny Richardson, son of Mir and Mrs Emory Richardson, Helper. Selections were made by a committee of faculty members of WESTERN BOYS TEAM Oar bon High school. AUCTION HELD HERE TWO HELPER GIRLS rt lour months j struction for the wms,"" orated aTd tacote-ai- r ac one of the owners of the plant, can have a "pour" of metal ready and Clifton Ramos. Salt Lake, for the mold, one hour after the came here and started erection of n the furnace and other equipment. Melting temperatures is 2700 deg. The two men just recently com- At the present time the foundry John The of the Royal Coal Co. has (been sold to Joe Koran Named To of HSA Presidency Joe Koran Carbonville was of named president of the Notre Dame Home and School Associa tion for the ensuing year at the April meeting of the group. To serve with him will be Basil Majors, vice president; Mrs Dom inic J. Oliveto, secretary- Mrs Leon Pilling, treasurer and Mrs Don Carlow, Mrs James Eaquinto and Joe Rolando, directors. One year directors will be outgoing officers Dominic Eaquinta, Rex Hanson, Mr, Josephine Copier and Mrs DeMar Hansen. Dr. Oliver Phelps of Helper, representing the Utah State Medical Association, was guest speak er of the evening. His topic was j "The Danger of Financing Health are Under Social Security. ' - . ten-Vo- Ad -- ed prac-Kathle- en j 2y - - 52 .120-wo- rd Cub-mast- er I structure tipple the State Department of Highways and will thereby cause the closing of the mine for at least one year, according to Douelas Hileman, Price! vice president of the company. ' The new allignment of the road through Price canyon necessitated the action by the highway com- mission. Mr Hileman said the closure will affect 3a employees. .When market conditions of coal demand a new tipple will be erected near New Peerless on property owned by the mining company. Hileman said the mine at Royal contains an estimated 135 million tons of coal, with about SO million tons of this recoverable. Rio Grande Veterans k Event Slate Pot-Luc- The Rio Grande Veterans Club No. 2 will hold its annual Pot Luck social at the civic auditor- ium here Sunday, May 6, accord ing to Rudy Rackele, committee spokesman. The Ladies Auxiliary of the clulb will furnish the meat, rolls and the coffee, and all members Homemaking Teachers To Meet Tonight At Carbon High School The Honiemaking ' teachers Home-maki- of ng Through Effecat Price. tive Use Community Resources." two Masters of the Worshipful resource persons local lodges, George Zamnantakis The .following been selected by the State of Joppa and Lewis Guttery of have of Vocational Educa Carbon stated that this year the Department wives of all Masons are invited tion to Speak to the group; Robert to attend and enjoy a special Burgener will represent the Deof Health; Ed Sheya program, while the men hold the partment will enlighten the group on Real visitation meeting. regular and Law; Edith Canto' will A covered dish dinner is plan- Estateabout Afton Bi-th- el ned with the lodges furnishing talk will Loans; andservices the of a explain main courses-All the store. Masons belonging to the retail department Mrs Mary Pizza, clothing intwo lodges and all sojourning structor at Carbon High, was apMasons in the area are invited to pointed as. the planning agent of attend with their wives, for this this regional meeting and she will special occasion. be assisted by Virginia Poulson of the BYU staff, and Winifred Fashion Show And Tea Hazen from the State DepartCarbon Hi ment of Public Instruction. Dates Set Program Guess the Identity of "Mystery Personality" Look for the Clues co-e- ds announced today. Homcinaking students will clothing, party mo- - dresses, i It's Cash - If You Win. SERVICE STATION CHANGES HANDS Announcement was made this and night ,wear made dui.ing the week by Matt Starr and Tony ..xhe the .j year Magic of Fashion." Karen Robertson, president of GirW LeagUe and student chair- manj appointed Jackie Bryner, Pameia Fasselin, Nancy Robert-e- d Slnn Tanice Sherman. Jona Pieei- y oni, Bonlta Burtenshaw and Gordon as the Committee to assist their adviser Mrs Verda Peterson and Mrs Pizza in plans Ka-th- for the fashion show. ON LEAVE Kd Hunter, Ptf c, U.S. Army, rived home this week to spend several days on leave before re-porting for a new assignment. He has completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., and will now go to an army Installation in Alabama for training in Demolition. FRIDAY SOCIAL AT CIVIC AUDITORIUM . Friday night (tomorrow) at 8 at the civic auditorium the Social event since before the beginning of he Lenten season, will be held. The big $100 cash Jackpot and many other valuable will be offered to patrons, pIres with refreshments latex in along the evening. Everyone in invited. pm. first Gonzales, that they have taken over the ownership and management of Rudy's Chevron Service located next to the city hall, and p will operate it as the Chevron Service Station." Mr Gonzales who will operate the station, stated that quick and efficient service will be "our byword come try us!" "Tip-To- BANDS TOURNEY IS NEXT WEEK The third annual Tournament of Bands is scheduled for Wednesday, May 0 at 8 pjn. in the Carbon High School gym. The program, by Glen Fifield and Derral Siggard, will feature all of the band stud ents who have been under their direction for the past school year which Includes Carbon High, the Price Junior High cadet band; Helper Junior High concert band; Pri Junior High concert band and a combined elementary band from all of the elementary schools of Helper, Price and Spring Glen. Approximately 860 band students will participate in the mammoth affair. ted 'C Don't gst complacent if you find a clue in an ad, it's possible that there may be more of them BASEBALL TEAM PLAY in that same ad up to five in any cd. And dont get discourSUNDAY AT FORK aged if you fail to find a clue in any given ad we'll tsll you right now that some ads don't The Oarbon Merchants baseball have any clues in them (your team will play a practice game only problem is to find these ads) with the Spanish Fork team at Entering the contest is the simSpanish fork Sunday at 2 p.m., plest thing you can imagine. was the announcement made to- Just take any slip of paper (even day by Larry Regis, business the back of your paycheck will be accepted), and write down the manager of the local nine. ILocal players have been work- name you believe is correct for ing cut three times each week this week's Mystery Personality. and are scheduled to have two Under that name list the clues mor? sessions before Sunday's you found in the ads of the, spon game: the first tonight at 5 and soring merchants in this issue. Don't .look for clues in news again tomorrow night at 5. New playing manager of the items, editorial matter, or any team is Walter Wright, who has places other than ads of sponthe following men signed up to soring merchants. It's possible play this summer: that, by coincidence, there could Willie Miera, Ernie Etziel. Fred be clues elsewhere in the paper Regis, Brent Berensen, Naz Gior- - j but these would not count as dano, Howard Cook, Bobby Frato clues in this contest. Count ONLY Rick Campbell, Richard Regis, those you find in ads of sponTerry Hill, Ron Ross, Larry Regis soring merchants. Don't forget your own name Jr., Jim Kulow, Chico Caimpagni John Bradley and John Ellington. and address on yoir entry! Also Central Utah league play is your phone number would make scheduled to start in mid-Ma- y. it quicker to notify you if you are the winner. You can leave your entry with Carbon Hospital Plans any of the four merchants whose ads are bordered with the heavy Open House border in this week's "Mystery For Hospital Week Personality" section. These are where entries will the "Present day hospital care re- be only placesand especially, they accepted a of unique combining presents will not be accepted at the newsscience and personal attention," office. Basil O. Majors, acting adminis- paper You may enter more than one trator of Carbon Hospital, said time if you wish. Just drop your today on the opening of National at as many of the merchants Week. Carbon Hospital rirvQI, . Hospital Wovlw will hold Open House Thursday to only May 10 from 1:30 to 4 p.m, endiQ PER (PERSON AT invites public inspection of the There are four lacuuies. featured merchants each week, "Scientific advances have been so you can make four entries translated into equip- one in each store. (more than one medical ment, medications, and will disqualify all entries of techniques," Majors said, "but that person that week). they are passed on to the patient Here's an odd thing that we only because physicians, nurses learned from the copyright ownand other medical personnel are ers of the (Mystery Personality present to use them." Seems like some folks Program: Community hospitals have more that if they put their entry than two employees for every figure on an unusually large piece of patient. Each year, one in eight paper, or heavy cardboard, that persons is hospitalized, and each It would stand a better chance o these persons benefit, from of being drawn. But among the the advances of medical science hundreds of drawings In news- and from the attention of the Confliiced On Pagt Ftvt hospital staff. SP. By A Fashion Show and Tea is -- Carbon and Emery,, districts will MASONIC LODGES meet in the library at Carbon The annual visitation of the High school, today (May 3 at Grand Lodge Officers of Utah to 4:30 for their regional spring Carbon and Joppa Lodges, F&AM meeting. meeting is built around will .be held Friday, May 4, at theThis theme "Enriching the Masonic 6:30 p.m. at the Temple to and their mothers, will be held on Wednesday. May n,6 at 7:30 p.m. ko nnKnn ..Knot in Lilt, 1U isvu rtXittti Uligu Aiivui cauuitonum, Director imts Mary ipizza j e planning on attending are asked to bring a covered dish and their own "leatin' tools." TO VISIT PRICE'S High ge day 'C 'standing for clues or cash possibly-both- ! You've been looking forward to it,' (if you've reading the last issue) and now its here the "MYSTERY PERSONALITY IN HELPER" Contest. In our first announcement one week ago, we suggested a comfortable armchair. Now we find out that there's anotber-schoo- l of thought among "Mystery Personality" fans that' strongly favors the kitchen table. Either way, turn the pages of this issue and see what kind of talent in detective skills-arnow lurking within you just waiting to be discovered!'" It'B simple (at least we try to make it look that way). All you do is start looking for clues in the Mystery Personality section. All of the clues will relate to one local person. See- - if' you can identify him or her. Then see if you can locate ALL of the clues is this issue that apply to that person. Check first all the little ads in the Mystery Personality Section then go on to any other ads of Any of the sponsoring'.' merchants in this issue. r..,.., Remember.' we give you a LITTLE BIT OF HELP oik--' etr more stars in the little ads in the little ads in the "Mystery--' Personality" section means that same merchant has one or more a&s elsewhere in thin issue of the paper. Will there bo clues in those ads toot Why don't you check and see? , Today UTAH GRAND MASTER honor Carbon last year, and is one of the first projects launched under the Area Administration. Redevelopment Long-ranplans as explained by Mr Brewer are encouraging. He said that "within 20 years, if all goes as presently planned, the steel and iron industrial complex that will develop from the Carbon Fountry, could employ 5,000 persons." Mr Brewer praised all local officials iwho have helped get the plant into operation, including Utah's Congressional delegation! in Washington and particularly Mayor Chris Joutflas of Helper,, to. who "has worked tirelessly get the plant underway. Findl 'RHysttery Peirsomiallitiy' (Slues - - Win The Jackpot ' ROYAL TIPPLE MAKES WAY FOR HIGHWAY Managers of teams of Helper's Western Boys Baseball league, held their player auction Tuesday PICKED TO ATTEND night under the direction of the Player. Agent, Fred Bosone. This is the initial step towards the UTAH GIRLS' STATE final cut down to 15 players on Two Helper firls were named each team. Workouts will contin-i- o attend the annual Girls' State 'ue for the next two weeks on a program to be held June 24 to team basis, with the team man-Jul- y te .1, on the campus of Utahjagers meeting on May 14 to rosters mulate their for was regular University, Logan, it ll, announced today by Mrs Gladys season play. League play is chairman of the program, tatively scheduled to begin May Selections were made last week 19- - Listed below are the team Carbon High school by a assignments for boys to work out creening committee headed by with during the next two weeks These assignments are not final Mrs Louise Bosone of Helper. and a boy's performance in the SOROPTfMIST Girls chosen to attend are: PARTY Lee Hansen, Helper, a next two weeks will be the , Karen a M and Mrs William termlning factor jn his winning DEEMED A SUCCESS Hunter, sponsored by the Helper a spot on a team, lions Chib, and Karyn Piccloni, The Kiwanis and Helper Furni-fiprin- g The annual benefit card party Glen, daughter of Mr ana ture teams will practice every sponsored by the Soroptimist club Mrs John Piccloni, sponsored by Thursday at 4 p.m. and every of Price on April 26, was deemed the American (Legion Auxiliary. Saturday at il pan. Mutual Furn-Nam- a most successful venture, both as an alternate was iture and Helper Merc will socially and financially. A deliciou, steak dinner was Giacoletto, daughter of tice on Tuesdays and Saturdays Mutual at 5:30 on Tuesdays and served to a capacity crowd of James Giacoletto, Helper. 'Saturday at 4:30- - Helper Merc. table-gam- e enthusiasts, at the the field at 4 p.m. on Carbon Country Club, locale of LEAGUE OF NATIONS' will have and 3 p.m. Saturdays. the event, with each table centerTuesdays Listed below are the teams the ed with a bouquet of red carnaboys are assigned to for these tions, one for each of the ladies CANDIDATES WIN workouts: wh oattended.' The officers of the club, join Carbon High School saw dem- HELPER FURNITURE Leon Gale Santo Uzelac, Louise Lupo, Tatton, general chairman in when its action student ocracy hod v named Oonnie Niiclt. daugh Nelson, Michael Vasquez, Al Leo, in thanking everyone for their Saooomanno, Randy attendance and also all who made ter of Mr and Mrs Louis Nick of Spada-iden- t. contributions or assisted in any ag student body pres-- 1 "nU' Hackly Olson, John n She is the first girl to serve foTe- - Jessie Montez, Frank Pug-I- way in making, the party the this position at Carbon High.liese. Bob Duzenack, Chris Bell, huge success that it was. Hribar, Larry Hribar, Bobby Winners of the lovely prizes Miss Nick is of Italian origin.1 Also elected with Connie inlMilano. Tony Hribar and Frank were: lenox china, Rela Jensen and Mrs Earl MoAlpine of Price; true "melting pot" tradition were Vasquez are managers. house plant, Anne Liapis, Helper, John Mizukawa, Japanese origin KIWAJVJS CLUB and son of Mr and Mrs George Billy Jewkes, Michael Parry, platter and home made candy, Mutakawa of Helper, as vice pres Biny Fox' Rob,rt Fenn John Gar Nellie Padgett, Columbia; apron, David Margie Whitburn, East Carbonident, and Goldie Orfanakis, Price javaglia, Fred Passarella, Albert hand painted plates, Alice Quinn Imai, Corey, Boyd Ariotti, Greek origin, secretary. Dan Valdez, Brian Jackson, Terry Price. true! on was in carried Voting All proceeds from this social American fashion, with .booths loiDalpiaz, Jeffery Ciochetto, Ted cated about the school. No coer- - Yamaguchi, Darrell Riche, Rex will be used for scholarships, for children, and sion prevailed and of a student Jewfes and Bob Fox, managers, underprivileged other worthy charitable purposes voted. MUTUAL FURNITURE body of 740 students. Ldapis, Hezalee Ellington, as the need arises throughout the Carbon High is a composite of! & Sammy Mello, county. many cultures. Italians, Germans, 'John Giacoletto, Willie Ellington, Tamllos, Frenchmen, Irish, Swedes, Jap-Jimanese, Greeks, Chinese, Negroes, Pat Kokal, Jon Diamanti, Randy Rummage Sale At Price Don of Spaniards, Mexicans, Slavs, Eng- - Draper, Candido Manzanares, Tat- - The annual Rummage Saleheld EUiot. Brent Tatton, Randy St. Matthews Guilde will be lishmen but Americans all make for the unity of spirit and ton, bui vigor, km tuaoie, wave May 10 to 12 in Price in the building next to the Grill Cafe,! tradition typical of Carbon High. jvionenson. itiarry luiapis aim 73 west Main St. Differences in nationality, race, Tamllos, managers. MERCANTILE HELPER Persons having items they wish not have and divid color religion ed Carbon student hodv arainst Rodney Christerften, Jack Ori, to donate to the sale are request to contact Mrs A. H. Lamor ttself, but have, Instead, meant a 'Albert Vasquez, Steven Veltri, for ast colorful and vigorous curriculum. itoy laianco, vincem iohc, juu eaux, Phone 472-66Callor, Bill Burton, Jesse Needles, pickup service. Mascaro Shorthand Pins Given Frankie Seavo, Michael Gabe Vlamakis, Dominic Pero, ST, ANTHONY'S NEWS To 14 Carbon Girls Kloepfer, Monty Hatch, The Gregg Awards Department Gary Gene Diamanti, Steven Christen Novena Masses of New York recently made pre- sen. Tony Tone, Walter Bora are Novena of Masses for living sentation of the pins the managers. shorthand stu and deceased mothers of the to the second-ye- ar will begin Sunday, May, dents at Carbon High school, who 13th (Mother's Day). All Masses have achieved the goal of writing Student Body Officers shorthand at .120 words a minute Of May !13 to May 22 will be College Are Named from offered to our beloved mothers. for 5 minutes and transcribing First Friday their notes with a maximum of Split ticket voting dominated First Friday Masses will be 30 errors. the voting choices of 'Carbon ColThe gold pins are in the form lege student, dn the selection of held May 4th. Exposition of the of a stenographer's writing tablet student body officers held this Blessed Sacrament will be held with the words "Gregg Trans- week. throughout the day. Oub Pack Awards Tonight Selected as Student Body Presicription Speed Test, 120" wrtten on tlhemi in : shorthand. dent was Lynn Carlson. Others This Thursday, May 3 (tonight) The girls who have obtained are: Jerry Merkley, Spring Glen, at 7 pjm. awards will be made the pins incdlude: Sandra Reese Vice President, and Marjorle to cub scouts in the church hall. Parents and friends of the boys Janet Clerico, Olsen, ragerton, Secretary. Pat Ferderber, Carol Jean Downard, Carolyn Others elected were: Richard are asked to be present. Julian Pahn also announces Cordon, Linda Jones, Jeannlne Jensen, Spring Glen, Student Sen Ma this, Pauline Medina, Connie ate President; Luclle Allred, of there are openings for two more Nick, JoAnne iNucich, Lynne Ol-se- n, Price, Assoclaeed Womens' Presi Den Mothers. Over 20 Cubs will Karen Robertson, Sophia k?nt, and Steve (Davis, Associated receive recognition for their good work. Ckncnoai and Ruth Tamafawa. Men's President for-Sta- aiholes. smooth flnd free ton, Michigan. None of the type needed is available locally. Employed at the present time are, Ray Telaroli, Cosmos Lovato, Barbara Busio and Rex Ide, all of Helper; Saim Conover, Sco field; Bert Lambson and Clyde Hayes, Price, the Tanner Brother of Spanish Fork and Richard Williams, son of Mr John Williams. Another unit of the complex whicn will open this week is a machine shop in Price. The shop will machine all castings made at the foundry. . John Brewer, president of the company, said Monday that the foundry is the direct result of a meeting held in Price Oct. 12, of units, it there is no holding-u- p of materials, this new addition should be operating within next 30 days. Asked about the raw materials used in the pelting, Mr Williams said that local suppliers can furnish an ample supply of scrap that has formerly been shipped to Prow and Salt Lake metal buyers. The coke used in the smelting operation is shipped in from Iron- - J 1M2 C(DRIP. NOW OPERATING employees 13 people, most o f them recruited from the Carbon county area. Mr William stated that work is underway now in the addition of brass and aluminum casting .,,,,', 3, Event , ..h life-savi- ng " |