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Show 1-- 1- . Carbon District Scouts Slate Camporee 2-D- ay Boy Scouts and Explorers of the lace, Orlando Sulpizio and Melvin Carbon district, Utah National Booth, all scout commissioners. A N, I N D E ft E N D E N T N E W $ ft A ft E ft Parks Council, will stage a two-da- y A OF SUN AND NEWS-ADVOCAT- E Mr. Gaudio announced that the 'camporee at the Price city Mosketto equipment will be used Number 18 10c per Copy Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, May 5, 1955 park May 6 and 7. for the first time at this camporee. Volume 64 According to Alvin Gaudio, dis- Mosketto is a miniature trap trict field executive, and Elias shooting set with the use of special Degn, district commissioner, all bore 22s. The set was donated to Boy Scouts should be registered the Carbon district by the Carbon with the Boy Scouts of America County Sheriffs Posse to encourand be in uniform if possible. A age Boy Scouts to become First special camporee patch will be giv- Class scouts. en upon registration at the camAil troops and posts in Carbon poree site. This patch will be the county are invited to attend this first camporee patch ever awarded camporee and parents and friends Dr. Spencer pointed out that all Inoculations with Salk anti-poli- o the mass inoculation program to scouts of the Carbon district. of scouting are invited to watch Parke-Davi- s were Lab- vaccine used here was produced by vaccine in this came area resumed from the is the schedule of the scouts in action. Following laboratories. yesterday, it has been announced oratories in Chicago and accord- the Parke-Dav- is events : May :00 to 6 :00 p.m. Dr. Orson B. Spencer, medical ing to Dr. Spencer, in excess of Dr. Jonas E. Salk, developer of by and set 6 :00 register up camp; Price Youth Gains officer for the program in the 2000 students received the vaccine the vaccine, stressed the importo 8:00 prepare and eat supper; in this area over a week ago and tance of spacing the anti-poli- o southeastern Utah area. 8:00 to 9:30 a fireside program Salt Lake The shot program was started there has not been a single report shots so the body can develop full Rotary will be staged to which all parents last week but before it could be of any adverse reaction. immunity to attacks of the polio and friends of scouting are invited. to U The inoculation program got un- virus. He said the building up of completed through the first series, May 7 will be a day of demon- Scholarship a postponement was called by der way here again yesterday with the needed hosts of protective strations and contests among the Bert L. Dart, son of Mr. and Utah medical authorities until youngsters at Helper and Spring antibodies for maximum effects troops of the Carbon district. The Mrs. B. L. Dart, Price, is one of cases of poliomyelitis which had Canyon receiving the shots. To- depends heavily on the period befollowing units will participate in 10 state high school seniors to broken out in a neighboring state days schedule saw children at the tween the first two shots and the the demonstrations: Troop 291, receive a University of Utah third? could be thoroughly investigated. Price Southside school, Scofield-CleDragerton, pioneering with Ned scholarship from the Salt Lake Dr. Salk has recommended a Creek and Monticello-Bland-in- g The children in the areas where Arambula, scoutmaster, in charge; City Rotary Club. cases were reported were inoculatareas receiving the vaccine. spacing of two to four weeks beTroop 300, Dragerton, orientation HeElton. L. Taylor, left, president of the Carbon LDS stake, and ed with the vaccine produced by Tomorrow the vaccine will be ad- tween the first and second injecreprsented Carbon high with Commissioner in school at the Rotary Clubs recent Cecil Broadbent, Degn tions, with the third seven to ten president of the North Carbon stake, today released the Cutter Laboratories of Cali- ministered in the Green charge; Troop 271, Helper, flint youth convention in Salt Lake a joint announcement to the effect that the general church author- fornia and only one other case was area and at Dragerton months later. and steel, with Darel Gentry, City. During the meeting, he was ities had approved plans for the construction of a joint Institute-SeminaHe explained that the shots reported from an area not using All other schools in the area had scoutmaster, in charge; Troop 288, selected from nearly 100 represenbuilding near the Carbon College campus. rethe Cutter vaccine. That patient received the vaccine prior to the spring a trigger on a one-tw- o first Hiawatha, aid, with Herbert tatives from Utahs high schools had been inoculated with vaccine postponement which came last action in the body first which LDS CHURCH GIVES NOD Marshall, scoutmaster, in charge; as a winner of one of the scholarfloods millions of protective antiproduced by Eli Lilly Company of Thursday 'morning. Post 2291, Dragerton, fire by fric- ship awards. The second series of shots will bodies into the blood stream. The U. S. Public Indianapolis. LaVar with Liddiard in tion, The scholarship pays one years Health Service said that as of start next Monday or the week These antibodies build a barrier Institute-Seminarcharge; Troop 282, Price, will tuition at the University of Utah late Tuesday its latest official following, Dr. Spencer stated. A between children and paralytic give a tin craft demonstration amounting to $160. tabulation showed 29 confirmed vaccine supply sufficient for this polio. with James Pappas in charge, and The continued strength of that Delegates to the conference polio cases among more than four second series is now stored in Salt Troop 276, Price, will be in charge were picked on the basis of their million children inoculated with Lake City and will be available as barrier depends on a secondary reof games. soon as it Ts decided the right action making the child so sensiSalk vaccine. outstanding scholarship and their All units will be judged on scout participation in student activities. tive he promptly will pour out in time to give the second shots. All in used this area vaccine Announcement was made today chapel. Also included will be' a antibodies to replenish and rebuild spirit and participation in the As a prelude to their Salt Lake events and the Law of Camp, City visit, each boy submitted an by Elton L. Taylor, Price, and lounge which, along with the the carrier whenever the virus to make can Cecil be Broadbent, opened Helper, presi- classrooms, which is the scout law On my essay on American Democracy, strikes. dents of the Carbon and North a large recreation room. A library, honor I will do my best. This sensitive or Why It Works. hyperCarbon stakes, respectively, of ap- offices and lavatory facilities are The general camporee is under he said, cannot reactive state, Scholarship winners were judged included. been also received the leadership of Henry Mills, dis- on the basis of the merit of their proval which has be elicited unless the secondary Start of construction on this trict camping chairman, assisted essay and personal interviews by for the construction of a joint Instimulation is given several months after the primary. K by Mr. Degn, Robert Parker, Clyde Salt Lake City Rotary Club mem- stitute and Seminary building, project will place two large church Latter-day in structures Church of Jesus Christ of the building stage Rock, Merrion "Wilson, Alvin Wal bers. . If the secondary stimulation Saints, to be located on church in Price this summer. Currently is too early, Dr. Salk stated, it property on the corner of Fourth under construction is the large doesnt do any good. North and Fourth East streets, Third ward chapel in southwest directly across the street from the Price and planned for the Carbon future is a joint stake administration College Mid-19- 56 house and First ward chapel. building. The two stake presidents also announced that the church buildPlas to install dial telephone the new building, contruction of committee has granted an service here in the Price exchange additional lines in some sections of ing for $50,000 towards 1 were announced today by Philip B. the city and a complete change of appropriation of the joint stake construction the Horsley, manager for The Moun- telephone numbers. educational building. A varied number of things were The new numbering system be- religious tain States Telephone and Teleis expected that construction It w use will include discussed at the regular meeting the ing introduced graph Company. on the building will start within In of the board of governors of the The project will be launched la- of a prefix name followed by the next few weeks, a combined Price Chamber of Commerce last ter this month when the con- numerals. The prefix of MEd-for- d project of both stakes which will will be the convention city Price 7 has been selected for use Monday noon at the Towne cafe. struction of a new building will as provide the necessary labor 21 when the fourth annual in Price. May Important on the agenda is the is scheduled to begin. The system their contribution to the project. state convention of the Diocesan visit of the Salt Lake City ChamHorsley also announced plans be ready for service by mid-yeThe building will be approxi- Council of Catholic Women of ber of Commerce here on Wednesfor installing a dial system for the . of 1956. mately 48 feet by 82 feet and will Utah will convene here, it has for the annual Carbon College and High School day, May 18, when about 125 memexMaking in plans the 1,100 telephones ( now Helper in progface north toward the college. It Negotiations are Liumnl Association banquet which is scheduled for May 14 are some bers are expected to arrive here ress to purchase property on the change. Customers of that area will be of red brick construction been announced. hi the committee members shown above. Standing, left to right, are on a special train at 5:10 p.m. A Mrs. P. M. Buller of Ogden, northeast comer of First East will use the telephone numbering with white cast stone to blend into Morley, senior class president; Nedd McArthur, sophomore class Jeddy will be and First North Streets as a prefix of Midway 7. architectural design of the state president, and Mrs. E. Baker, president, and Eugene Averill, alumni president. Seated are Edith reception and open house the held at the city hall office of the In addition, regular local exwere week Breznich, alumni secretary, and Joel Johnson, a director. last here secretary, building site. college buildings. commerce group following a parchange telephone service from the The building will be a two-stor- y Included in the building will be and met with the Catholic ladies of the visitors at 5:10 p.m. will be of at and exchange Price, Helper expanded Dragerton Helper Alumni Banquet Next ade classrooms for college and high structure, 90 feet by 63 feet, with The banquet will be held at the a full basement. Space will be into the communities of Castle school theological students (Insti which time plans were made for Carbon Country club at 7:30. Kenilworth and Spring Can- tute for state convention. Week to Open provided on the first floor for bus- Gate, college level students and the The directors favored a school At are there time yon. present chairThe following committee iness office quarters and the intri. Seminary for students of high for the merchants of this area, as Events cate dial equipment. Long dis- only a few telephones in these 'school age). These classes are cur- men and their assistants were apCommencement suggested by the Carbon county tance operator switchboards will areas being served on a toll station rently held in the Fourth ward pointed to get everything in readiThe annual Carbon College and attorney, to study the large numness for the convention : Mrs. John 4-Y- ear be located on trie second floor. basis. With the new service in efRoll Menotti, general chairman, assist Electrical equipment to operate fect, more telephones will be in Civil High School Alumni Association ber of fraudulent checks being Defense Officials and the stalled distance passed among the retail merlong Mrs Mrs. ed William in be will located Welsh; banquet, which is the kick-of- f by the dial system be chants. will Then eliminated. 293 ac1 1 of commencement the the To Meet Here May James Jouflas, assisted by Mrs, graduating event for Thirty the basement. The building will charge The board went on record in Joe Marinoni and Mrs. Aurelia seniors at Carbon high this week tivities at the joint educational inbe constructed of steel reinforced these customers as well as all oth exof a series of talks on the favor ers in seA. the Price and Colonel of E. Marston the of be will 8:00 at distinction held the Helper Smith Mrs. p.m, being Earl stitution, gained concrete with brick facing. Cooley, luncheon; aims and accomplishcan call each other liaison between functions, on officer air based roll has on it an by been announced force, honor Mrs. Joe Delpha, Mrs. Rudy Felice lected by May 14, After the building is completed, changes the air force and the state civil and Mrs. Dominic Oliveto, lunchscholastic achievements Eugene Averill, alumni president. ments of the Price chamber to be then the installation of dial cen- simply dialing the number and payment of a long dis- defense, and Leonard A. Higgins eon reservations; Mrs. Paul Dal through their four years of high To be honored at this years offered to the many civic and servtral office equipment will begin. without tance in of civil director defense been school charge. has deputy work, it reported banquet at their annual reunion ice clubs of the city. piaz, registration chairman, assistSome of the other preparations for Additional publicity and assisAll these projects are planned Utah, will be in Price May 11 to ed by the St. Anthony Altar So- by Rulon T. Bryner, registrar. will be the classes of 1950, 1945, involve will the change equipping was voted to help the antance meet time same all with the at for interested 1925. 1935 completion and persons Mrs. of Far George Helper; ciety each of the over 3,000 telephones Gaining coveted places on this Black Diamond Stampede of nual will be Carbon in in in civil defense work and be held will Kor-fantthe in placed The affair operation liano assisted by the Dragerton roll are Ann Bunnell, Yvonne with a dial mechanism, relocating Sheriffs Posse. Carbon middle the will held the of be about 1956, The County and reservations county. cafeteria Horsley meeting Mrs, Altar college to office Joanne Society, from Charlene the present hospitality; Matekovic, cables is as a valevent This said. This service improvement at the county courthouse at 10 Stanley Cade.z, assisted by the 572 recognized be made can May by by calling Myrna Petersen, Leona 12. area. to Garth uable this asset and expansion program will re- a.m. and all persons directly con Camp Fire Girls, information; Mrs Morgan, Colleen Preston, Renee Sheffield, quire an expenditure of one mil- nected with civil defense of who Paul Holdaway, assisted by Mrs Sylvia Starr, Carolyn Anderson, Highlight of the banquet will be Hansen and Jack Kelley were lion dollars. have no official capacity but are Barney DeVietti, publicity; Mrs. Allen Black, Virden Blackham, the election of officers for next named as a committee to organize The manager also mentioned interested are invited to attend Paul Gonzales, assisted by the Dale Broadbent, Marilyn Anne Co- year and a talk by Dr. Oliver this project. that a long distance project now this important meeting. Mayor William J. Welsh sugJohn St. Anthony Altar Society, trans lombo, Mila Lee Corak, Bessie Lil- Phelps, Helper physician. some sort of a celebration in progress will be completed in stunow Carbon gested a Mrs. Shan-na Jones, graduate Henry Dusserre ly Marakis, James Menzies, portation; be arranged for the 68th birthday at the Utah of dent Mrs. Fred Bonomo and Mrs. Glen July of this year at a cost of $200,-00- Durrant Registration University Estella Peacock, Miller, Bryce With its completion, long disof Medicine, will serve as of the founding of the city of Monday, May 9, will be regis Nelson, decorations; Mrs. George Preston, Revah Ring, Ronald School Price. tance lines will be greatly expand- tration toastmaster. and photographic Skraznas, Joan Wallace, La Rue for youngsters who Gibson, housing, Omar Bunnell, president of the ed from Price to Green River and will be day are In of the DeVietti. banquefr Relief charge record, stake Janice Carbon Ann Marie Barney annual school Zaccaria, Durrant The Watt, entering to Moab area Price from Price and chamber, named Vern Davis the Mrs. and Paul Koncher Barbara Doris Reservations for the luncheon Alger, Joyce Delila Erickson, as first graders next fall, it has night Society achievement of the highways as all Lake chairman and and Salt Provo City been announced. , These students must be in by May 18 and should othy Fausett, Earlene Fausett, Young. scheduled for 7 p.m. May 6 in the over the nation he said. curMr. Besides other Averill, has it Ruth and Greenwood Lois be made of with can 3:30 1:00 the district to the from tabernacle, Betty basement presi register rent alumni officers are Mrs. Telephone service is vital to p.m. on that day. Kochever. dents. been announced. of and the development Elaine Burgener, vice president; Leave for Army Exams progress Exhibits of work done by Relief these communities, Horsley said, Edith Breznich, secretary, and Bill and Bob Pecharich, Helper, will take members place Society and the telephone company is Mrs. C. L. Petersen, faculty and Kenneth Larry Jensen, Kenfrom 7 to 8 p.m. with a program to announce these plans to ilworth, left Tuesday for Fort of musical numbers to be provided pleased demonstrate our faith in the peoDouglas where they will undergo dick and Kenneth Bumhope; Two hundred and ninety-thre- e tas, Pressie Maestas, Margaret City Purchases Truck by Carbon College music students ple and future of Carbon county. physical examinations to deterJanet Casey, Katherine Casey, Marrelli, Charlene Matekovic, to follow. This is another step in the com- seniors at the Carbon high school one-ha- lf will has a Price city of mine their fitness for army servthe evening purchased Me Jane Gale Lou McKendrick, are listed as prospective graduates Betty . The highlight Chap- Dale Anally, Castagna, plans to constantly improve with ton pickup truck from the ice. One inductee also left TuesMcKinFlorJack Robert Robert of the Class follow the program when the fash- panys 55, McKinney, man, Charlesworth, according and expand telephone service United Motor company for use in day as this countys May Selective Milion show will hold forth. Each of the state, and is a to a report issued this week by ence Wayman Christensen, Larry non, Virginia McManus, Jane throughout will the water department The cost Service quota. stake in the Jeanne wards and Merlene Rulon Bryner, registrar. Montoya, Cox, Martha Curb, Earl Curtis ligan, the ten of orig- part of a $10 million program for and was $996.58 plus a trade-i- n Gerald 151 Of Morley this will Iretta gradMorgan, Curtis; Ray number, provide models and gowns 1955, he said. uate from the general course catePrice Lions Elect inal construction for this revue. Gayle Davis, Rex Bruce Day, De Norman Murphy; the followed be by Thomas Neilson, James Neu This will gory, 89 for college preparatory, Anna De Lange, Anthony Dies, Jo outX. Max 32 from commercial stenography, Anne Dixon, Eileen Draper, Anne meier, Gerald Neumeier, Officer Slate presentation of awards for achievement. seven from commercial accounting Lucille Bruce and Dale Duke; Newell, Renee Carolyn Newell, Vistanding For Ensuing Year and 14 from the trades and inJunior Erickson, Edward Kent ola Olsen, George William Oman, All women of the Carbon stake dustries division. Fausett, John Ferderber, Con- Geno Ori and Kathryn June are asked to reserve the evening The combined commencement stance Fernandez, Ivan Fidell and Oviatt; of May 6 so they can attend this Lynn A. Aitken, manager of the Laretta Pacheco, Paul Pappas, exercises for the college and high Clent Fisher; achievement night exercise, the Price office of the Farmers Home Richard Ghirardelli, Mary, Jane Wayne Peak, Mary Pelca, Patrischool divisions of Carbon College most important stake activity of Administration, has been elected wiil be staged May 20 at the Car- Gilbert, Carmen Gonzales, Mary cia Perea, Beverly Perrero, Blaine the year. president of the Price Lions Club bon College stadium beginning at Gonzales, Joyce Gordon, Lawana Peterson, Myrna Peterson, Enid for the ensuing year. He succeeds 10:00 a.m. Greener and Terence Grogan; Peterson, Gloria Pierotti, Richard Russell Williams. Gains Nurse Scholarship Earl Hackwell, Junior Lee Had-do- Pitts, Mary PlaTis, James Polito, Elected first vice president was Following are the high school has Price of Miss Myrjfne Parry AlLeona Colleen Robert Potts and Class of Darwin Sherrell listed the with students Harmon, Paul Cook, second vice president, to been granted a $100 scholarship len Harmon, Beverly Hawkins, Preston; 55: Joe Heidenreich, and third vice at any nurse training be used in Lee Gilbert Ramage, Laretta General Chasty Mary Higby, Winona Hill, president, Mark Hansen. Secrehas been t hospital of her choice, it An- Mike Himonas, Loreta Fern How- Reaveley, Beverly Jane Reed, Jon Ronald Von Dee Anderson, tary is George Jorgenson, treasurannouncel by the Carbon County er is Garth Larsen, Lion tamer is Phillip ard, Janice Hudson and Keith Reynolds, Joy Rich, Ronald Rich, Aplanalp, derson, Myrtle scholarship Auxiliary, Medical and Eilene DraJuanita Richards Reed Burnham and tail twister is Huntington; Robert 'Arellano, Ashley; with lives Lila Gay Jenkins, Shirley Jean per Roberts; sponsors. Miss Parry BarFrank Breinholt. Geraldine Baldwin, PillFloyd Ronald Dean Safley, Lorenzo her grandmother, Mrs. Flora Elected to the board of trustees -- ''? Jerry nett, John Barnett, Joan Basinger, Jessen, Frederick -Johnson; two-yeterms were James for ing. Joanne Francis Bean, Ver Nori Everett Johnson,- - LaVell Kay Sanchez, Rudy Sanfelice, Renee V 1 Sheffield, Karma Skinner, Joyce and Herman Blaser. HoldAnn Johnson; Causett Carol Sharon Berd, Benson, Concessions Juanita Karrick, Nick Kalatzes, Smith, Willis Raymond Smith, over directors are O. Maron Ove-so- n July Fourth Bezyack, Roberta Bezyack, Carol comK!S& Ann Bishop, Lynn Boren, La Verne Yvonne Korfanta, James Kulow, William Snyder, Colleen South-wortMA8Sand W. Holly Bryner. I The First ward Boy Scout Ellen and Barbara the Larsen Jan new officers will be incity Stowell, Starr, Sylvia HORSLEY Lopez; The Robert Priscilla PHILIP been granted Boyack, Borrego, mittee has MR. AITKEN Clifford Madsen, Donald Mae6- (Continued on Page Eight) June 23. stalled Colleen Bur Ann for July 4 by the Branch, Bunnell, Plan concessions Dial Announces . System . park city council. CONSOLIDATION THE. Polio Vaccine Inoculations Resumed Locally This Week ' 64 ar - River-Hanksvil- le ry y Building Wins Okay O VlvJL New Telephone Building, Dial System Scheduled (or Price Area by Price Chamber of Commerce Meet Catholic Women ol Set for May Utah to Convene Price May 21st ar ,2$ ' Thirty Carbon High Seniors Achieve Honor their a, Achievement Night Of Carbon Stake 0. Slated for Friday 293 Carbon Seniors Await Diplomas at May 20th Graduation n, V - h, X s A A ar 1 8tli |