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Show Universal Microfilm 11 Pierpont Av 1,62 1,62 VOLUME 56 RAILROAD AND MINING A NUMBER 26 KINDERGARTEN DISTRICT NEWSPAPER HELPER: fTAH CUSSES ZEESE I AMILY PRESENTS PAINTING TO HELPER Huntington Canyon Campsite Registration Announced by Ranger START JULY 16TH AT HELPER CENTRAL AND OTHER SCHOOLS THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1962 INDUSTRIAL BUREAU SEEKING SECRETARY for erouo the Huntington Canyon Campgrounds have been received by the Forest Service, MEL PORTER WINS to Ranger Rollo H. according MONEY PRIZE $47 ; ,1 th YJelrtpr rvrntrftt Rmwm iPr..:u ninnvM u Monday's diving for thelucky TdenT pTat o Out- Duant, Veteran Well infftn and Dragerton Schls' alify !doors" funds Included with registration on able for improvements for11 many miLi," tne resulted in ,,, Helper merchants, he ilTst . M . be charge ot of the group picnic facilities. In to cover the merous instances these areas taTretired xPn5SS for ,U! beina dnwtac . Mel is milk and crackers which is part have b.en improved at consider- Numerous Parents of kindergarten stu- dents are reminded that the start ing date of kindergarten is Mon- day, July 16, 1862, at 9 a.m., at requests reservations 41.- 1 Sntenso no" The newly appointed chairman of the CarbonHEmery Industrial Development iBur.au, Albert 'AT Santi, tPrice, announced this week that application are now toeing accepted for the position of executive secretary. The appointee will replace (Louis A. Killpack, who resigned, effective July 1. Chairman Santi stated that the Industries Board asks for the ap or part-tiplications on a full-tibasis and that they be mailed to him at (Price. Killpack gave as reason for his resignation that he is going into business in Emery County. He has held the secretary job for two years. The announcement came at the same time Mayor William Welsh, of -4 S ,, TJr-f,- thenX aTHeTe- -d 'J transportation Th" will be no and found all tha clue and there furnished for this summer this the for full gets prize ftl; ZTT ?'rt me 7"" l T'm' "" ' me ,w j (J areas can now be .erved. (Reservations can be made ram- $4700 a chare basis, depending on The wa, held at the Parents are urged to have their'011 Iw of the Chevron- Service station youngsters attend regularly. At- party: Sonny's to 50 persons, $6 per day; Up in as tendance is kindergarten H P "Bish" b?x. at to 100, 10; 101 to 250, $20. important as in any other grade. or Jw?" "e na from the Tnc capacity of the Hunting- Bach day is planned with certain learning situations in group ac- - ton canyon campsite is J55 over- Jr., of Price had tendered his nisni campers, ana tne capacity tivitles. STORES TO CLOSE resignation as Chairman of the Teachers listed for the follow- - ot the Fortts Campground is 45 Industries Board. He also had overnight campers. in Kindergarten Units are; served the group for over two CEXT WEDNESDAY Helper Central, Vondella Han - Recreationists may still use rr-r- r1; years. J e ley: Wellineton. Mae X. Olsen: the campgrounds on The Executive Committe during Next Wednesday July 4th all Reeves, Nadine Leonard; Price first sewed" basis. However, Welsh's tenure has made Mayor some reigukr business firms will re- - Central, Pat Ross, Kay Parmley; ' thosf desiring group reservations outstanding accomplishmain closed for the day to ob- -, Durrant, Mary Helen Powell; Dra Fho,'1d contact the Ranger at ments in securing federal assistserve the anniversary of our na- gerton, Beth Allred. Genie! Doug castIt Dale and mak the proper ance under provisions of the Area The Happy recipients and the Donor of a the founder of Helper Securities Corp., which coarrangements. In the best inter tion's birth. A few service stat- las; (Petersen, Lucille Jones. Administration. Redevelopment est of the public, reservations will businMr world Santi ion, and other seven-da-y stated oil valuable of most of the buildings on the east side of of nsists Monday that Helper, by painted painting not be made for July 4th week; esses will remain' open. ' "several good prospects have alshown above. are street. artist is Price ' This famous Faucett, owned 24th main by company Lynn presently weekend, and,.t Labor July e Shoppers are reminded about FIRE ORDERS POSTED ready filed their applications Day weekend. ETarl F. Hills, Mrs, Harry Gordon and (Mr Jouflas. the holiday and reSmiling acceptance are (left to right). secretary position. We desire minded to make additional food Luke Gorman!. William Hunter and Art Mr Zeeae, who resided here about 20 years, is more we are trying to get the-- , and other necessary purchases Oil FOREST AREAS ALGER PROMOTED TO Dalpiaz; Mayor Chris P. Jouflas, and Mr. George now 75 years old, retired, and has disposed ot all best available.' to fill their needs until Thursday A special order forbidding the Z?ese, former pioneer resident and businessman c I his busine?3 holdings, and spends his time With morning, July 5th. THIS WEEK'S 'FERSOir use of fireworks on all National of Helper, now residing in Salt Lake City. his family cf four daughters, all married, and his Forest of the intermountain Re- U,S. D'ST. ATTORNEY Local Music Professor gion will be effective July .1 and Thi painting was presented to Mayor Jouflai grandchildren. "It's like coming honve, visiting in MERRILL BRYKER WAS e, remain effective until further last Sunday, for the people of Helper, by Mrs H:!pcr," Mrs Zeese said. Spends Busy Year .. FOR GUAM ISLAND v Frank Maglocco, professor of Regional Forester Floyd Helen Zerse Papanikolas, in honor of Emily and Accompanying him here to present the picture Diversification, can appropriately music at a (Southern California stated today. He said that Zeese were 'Mr and Mrs Nick (Papanikolas (Helen); Mr be .applied to describe the early George Zeere former citizens of Helper. Mr college is here for the summer mounting fire danger and the of last week's Mystery Per months visiting with relatives approaching Fourth of July seawas th: founder of Success Markets which origin- .and Mrs George Georgeson (Demetra), and two years Merrill Enoch Bryner. sonality, and friends. (During the past, year son necessitate the measure in ated in Helper .(the Helper unit, now Food Center grandsons.: Mis Zeese was ill and could not1 make Until he found his "nitch" autd he has been engaged in many order to safeguard about Si milrvicing he tried many ways to ' , ... is presently cwned and operated by Mr Jouflas , the trip here. outstanding musical and profes- lion acres of National Forest r! a Jiving. make , , .,, lands throughout Utah, Nexada, sional activities. and Leonard Langs). Succ:ss markets expanded Mayor Jouflas expressed the appreciation of was born in Sunnyside Merrill as the Southern Idjho and Western WyHe was recently chosen to a second unit in Price, and then added seven the citl ns for the line gift, and said that the Aug. 2.1902, a son of Enoch and featured pianist representing all oming. more units in Sail Lake City. (Mr Zeese was also jainhg wiirbe hung in the" foyer of the "city hall. Ella Bryner. In 1905 the family of the Greater Lor Angeles col- .Currently being distributed to moved to Helper where Merrill leges in a program given in the National (Forest Supervisors thru attended Central school "the year the order reads in International Ballroom of the 53 ev out this the present building was after Hotel. He shared the part as follows: then advanced to Car" Ronald Reagan, erected,,'; National All the with Forests of of program bon, o high where he .ex"and Senipr) star. iMaglo-ccTV famed, film, Region 4 (Intermountain Region) celled in musical activities. was clarinet soloist playing of the ,UA Forest Service (which After his formal schooling he the Morart Concerto with a se- includes all of the National For worked on ,the county roads ; put lect orchestra of members chosen est lands in Utah, Nevada, south Infomatioa from the office of in some time working on the from the Los Angeles Philhar- em Idaho, western (Wyoming, and Cartoon east central California) are clos County Clerk B H Young Standardville tipple; and assisted' monic end this week showed that there have his fn'hor in building power lines HELFER RAILROADER KOSEC FILES IDS BID :d to the discharge of any kind studios.';' v'O ';. been numerous filings made on to Price for Utah Power & Light, Some of Maglocco's students of fireworks. A most county offices to 'be voted He tried railroading for. a while are now at Jullard School of Mu Mr Iverson warned that viola -- 1 FOR RETURfJ TO BID FOR MAKES The on this fall, in all "but three to a, a hostler helper for a tors' and misdemeanor are several of York New sic in guilty City, . date they are Treasurer; State Utah Railway. Announcement was made Tues have appeared at Carnegie Hall. and will be prosecuted. He urged! In 1923 he started in service R Rep. 1st Dist, and State Rep. 2nd COM. TERM COMMISSION POST Frank has been secretary . of extreme caution, stating that safe day from the office1 of Senator station business at corner of Bry District. of the the Southern California Junior use of fire in all Its forms will ' Frank iE. Moss All filing has been done by ner and North Main and of James next for be Association vital few appointment Alger, the J (Music during College seeking places on thi ' ued in the business .until formerly of Price, to be U.S. some time and is) now in his sec months. ' District Attorney for Guam. He ticket. No declarations ment October 1, M96-1- The , , ,. ? T ond year as president of the facnow leased to Ralph now filed been uam's by Republican or iness is assistant at Citrus College. attorney ulty DOCTOR VISITS ls ' emother independents, but a full, "2onny" uiuoert, long-ti'general. He is a former county Maglocco is a product of CarA visitor here for several days attorney of Carbon County, opposition ticket is expected to ployee of the the business. bon County schools. He received An accomplished violinist, he en. Moss said Alger has been be drafted to oppose the Demos his bachelor of arts degree from last week was Dr. Chris Pascuzzij dele- played with (Ralph Migliaccio and who hurdle the the Bluffs and Council of Univas son successfully from serving of arts master Bobby legal principal BYU; other local tmusic groups. H e at the home of his par- -' ficer of the territory. The new gate and primary activities. ersity of So. California and has To date the following filings: says he owned the first Chevy j completed some of the work for ents Mr and Mrs Angelo Pascuz- - position will be as a legal officer are lecorded coupe sold in this area. the doctorate afUBC and Clare-mo- zi. After their visit they returned of the United States, for the So. In 103il he married iMyrtle Ross Slate Representative to C.B. to meet the doctor's wife Pacific Territory. Graduate School. Price at Castle Dale. They of Dr. C. R. First Dist. to' went and there was all from son Alger's is of the Fahring. Mrs appointment J. Frank they Mag Second Dist. Russell S. Wil- hays one daughter married Indiana where the ommended toy Attorney General locco and a brother of Mrs and one grandchild, residing in Robert F. Kennedy. Appointment liams, incumbent. doctor will go into practice. Welch of this city. Salt Lake City. Treasurer by the President will toe executed In January of 1949 Bryners Bill Thomas of Price. within the next few days. Service was gutted by fire com- Recorder "I congratulate Mr Alger and Mae Sampinos, incumbent. Mrs pletely destroying the station. A the Department of Justice on this Ann OlBrien, Miller Creek. excellent appointment,' Sen Moss pump remained and that winter with the warming assist of a Assessor said. "He is well equipped by Merrill pumped gas, unG. Pete Frandsen, Price, and Ibonfi-training and experience to handle the was rebuilt. station til H. Charles U.S. cases for Guam.'' incumbent. Semken, At the present time Luke Cor- retirement he has been Since "When I was Salt Lake county ai maiu, native U e j CUUIHV car salesman for the LaVoy B. Gate, Helper, and a attorney I dealt frequently with who was one of the first to file assured for the offices of four-- 1 Albert Passic, incumbent. Mr Alger, and J admire his abil- declarations of Kraync Motor. candidacy, is op commission He is a member of the Helper ity and his knowlege of the law. posed by two other candidates, yea5, and with the filing of a declar I have heard from Alger that he for the the t. Hampton McArthur, Price, Kiwanis club and of Price Elks office of ation of candidacy toy Louis Ko- - and B. H. Young, incum'bent. and his family have found his Carbon lodge 1550. County commissioners. sec, incumbent, and chairman of the "crossroads of term in Conwnissioner, assignement The opposition thus far is Jack the board. He has filed for the Luke Cormani, Helper; Louis the Pacific" to (be an interesting M. Wilson of "MYSTERY PERSON" Wellington, and Inand will Kosec, incumbent, and Jack M. nomination and rewarding experience." cumbent Commissioner Louis and atface Luke Cormani, Helper Wilson, Wellington. Alger a native of this area, of Spring Glen. Jack Merrion Wilson.. Wellington, Commissioner, tended Carbon college, the Uniterm BALLOT STATIONS Cormani, a locomotive engineer Albert Santi, incumbent; Phil versity of So. California and the with the Rio Grande has been a for convention votes. These men may face other candidates who Johnson, Spring Glen, and W. H. College of Law of the University member of the Helper City Coun i CHANGE THIS YEEK of Utah. He has been a member Maynard, Price. Continued on Page Four of the UIMWA. He was admitted This .week a new group of four to the bar in ,1853 and practiced Navyman John Diaz contest slip places for the local law in Dr a gerton and Price. He t a ,TlntnHHi.1U nrwirt Receives Promotion was elected County Attorney of GOAL MINE AREAS FEATURED IN ARTICLE Johnny A. Diaz, personnelman sored Iby the 19 leading merch Carbon in 1954. third class, USN, son of Antonio, ant, of Helper, will be made. Mr Alger is married to the R. Diaz, of Helper, was advanced Personalities will be featured former Merlene Forsythe ' of Hel- RELEASED BY S ""Ml STAMP CONCERN to the present rate on May 16 next week by Chuck's Prescrip-whiper. They have two children and serving aboard the attack jtion Pharmacy and the next three recently adopted a foster child Salt Lake City Coal mining maps of the state north, southactivities of Price Canyon and west and southeast in this order, available aircraft carrier USS Midway, op- - weeks following from Hone Kong. Guam is an organized, but un- the famous Castle Gate Rocks, free of charge at service stations crating as a unit of the Seventh by: Mutual Furniture and incorporated territory in the same are among the sightseeing con- giving S&H Green Stamps in Fleet in the Western Pacific. is the . result of ware, Progressive Market and governmental category as the ' Vir trasts featured in a new statee ? wide1 tourist promotion program In addition, a free passing a competitive Tom Williams Auto Service.. gin Islands. of Sperry and Hutchinson Co. booklet "Unique Utah" attract examination administered last The contest boxca will remain 1st', WASHINGTON, D.C. Sen. rienry Dworihak this said From the ebony tunnels of Ively die cut in the shape of the February. a It's at the above four places for the time," girl Utah tomple right, ond Sen. Everett Dirkitn The Midway departed the con- next four weeks. Trooper Frank Whipple Wednes- coal to the grey granite walls of state, contains full color pictures which were served to the Senate loit week by Zsn. the Salt Lake Mormon Temple, of scenic attractions throughout tinental UJS. for the Far East on his day during Four of the new . locales are trip center. , , , Wallac F. Bennett here. Mom PauMne and baby are more than 31 7 attractions are out the ' state. 26 billboards will io April 8 and is scheduled to visit on sounth main street and Tom's lined In three colorful sectional Comttoui On doing very well. 1f ... the Philippines,' Japan and Hong is' on Bryner street pro- - thes res-we- ek - , , j .'hi "first-com- d ... for-th- mid-we- Coun-oilm- ek en no-tie- Iv-ers- on . .' a. m erly-Hirt- on ion VJ i j 2-Y- (D-Uta-h) , j contin-individu- retlre-Derrrcra- als tic , bus-ha- ve me of-Ne- 'o. nt An-ge- lo ml 1 1 e, , part-tim- two-ye- Clerk-Audit- two-ye-ar I or ar two-ye- ar Ko-s- ec I - .11- - , , i fleet-wid- ( straw-berri- ), ei cigar-passi- ng -- . , : at le -- r. |