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Show ELECTS NEW OFFICERS College Development Group Reviews Works INDEPENDENT CONSOLIDATION A and acquainting prospective stuAN SUN AND N EWS-ADVOCAdents and parents with the area and its peoples. 10c per Copy Volume 69 Number 46 Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, November 17, 1960 In a concluding nominating session, Paul Keller was elected president of the association and were to evaluate yast years ob- Larry Regis, Jr., his the group, A nominating committee composed jectives, and elect new officers. of Helen Bunnell, Judge F. W. Paul Keller, chairman of the Keller and Mayor William Welsh associations action committee, was selected. The nominating comcited the following achievements mittee will select the organizaaction committee. A scholarship program totaling tions $5,000, a substantial increase in the colleges student loan proABC Auditor Checks gram, placement of students in present part-tim- e employment, Circulation placement of students in summer employment, and the completion te Of The One of the oldest automobile patrolman, who in company with partments answered the call and including two 1961 models and five and law library belonging to Mr. of an extensive program to at' had the Helper department concen- 1960 models. The other cars lost Hanson who maintained his law in Price, the Carbon Mo- - Patrolman Art Anderson agencies tract students from other areas. Soto-Va- lchecked the building just an hour trated on the laundry building were older models and all but one office in a portion of the building. Circulation records of The tor Sales, Plymouth-D- e College Director Claude Burten are being checked this iant agency, owned and operated before. When they returned at while the Price firefighters fought belonged to the garage. The one Also lost were records of the Prishaw commended the group for week by I. R. Kurtz, field auditor by Frank B. Hanson, Price at- - 1 oclock they saw flames through the blaze in the garage building. privately-owne- d car belonged to vate Loan Company, also operits efforts and attributed the in for the Audit Bureau of Circula- torney, was completely destroyed the plate glass windows at the Firemen were still fighting pock- Oscar Hanson, father of the firms ated by Mr. Hanson. . creased college academic enroll tions, a national organization by fire early Wednesday morning front, the flames apparently com-an- d ets of burning areas through the owner. Estimated loss to the garage ment from 353 to 435 students which certifies circulation figures the loss of the automo- was placed at between $150,000 the adjoining Price Steam ing up through the floor just over cold morning hours and until noon Besides all largely to the associations efforts, of member publications. room. biles, suffered furnace garage equipment was and $200,000 dollars. No monetary the yesterday. building also Laundry He also related the curriculum Lost in the fire were 15 cars lost in addition to legal records value could be placed on the many Price and Helper city fire de These audits are made periodi- considerable damage. advantages resulting from the in cally by this The buildings are located on records belonging to the law office. organicreased enrollment. The prospects zation as a guarantee to adve- North Carbon Avenue just a short Loss to the laundry was estiof future buildings, including rtizes that the figures claimed by distance from Main. mated at about $5,000 but this new science building and a new the publisher are true and The first fire alarm was turned may be placed higher when equipstadium, were discussed. in at 1 a m. by Glen Peterson, city ment is tested for workability, The assembly was then challengaccording to Angelo Georgedes, owner. Besides the loss of a pored by the action committee to tion of the building to fire, the loss meet the job ahead. Generally includes water damage to launrecognized objects were stated as introducing the concept of a col dry equipment. Information as to the extent lege community, an area which would nurture the college; obof insurance coverage on the garage properties was not available taining a word of confidence Mr. Georgedes reported that but toward the college from the comThe 12th annual Catholic Bish- Morocco as part of its regular aid his losses are covered. munity, instigating legislative ae Colprogram to that country. The tion to change the schools name ops Thanksgiving Clothing Very little time was lost by Mr. the 1959 to College of Eastern Utah and to lection for the millions of needy clothing was collected inCollection. Georgedes in getting his plant back will world Thanksgiving Clothing into some semblance of order and increase appropriations, people throughout the In May and June it was estl be held again this year with Cahe reported that his laundry is doubling the scholarship program tholic womens societies in charge. mated that the agencys relief supopen for business as usual. Urgently needed are wearable plies to Chile, ravaged by earthFirefighters were hampered in used clothing for all ages, shoes, quakes and tidal waves, were their efforts by the cold weather warm blankets and bedding sup- worth more than $2,500,000. and the break in one of the hoses. Shortly after Hurricane Donna plies. The clothing, bedding, and shoes collected are distributed to injured many and left others home the needy in every poverty strick less in Puerto Rico, the agency en area in the world and in areas was on the scene with a three-an- d where catastrophes have occurred half-to- n supply of medicines, clothsuch as in Chile where the disas ing and blankets. terous earthquake claimed many the agency By Saturday seven students from thou had sent more than 200,000 pounds Carbon College will leave for Cor- lives this past year and left sands homeless. of foodstuffs and 5,200 pounds of vallis, Oregon, where they will In previous years the Bishops' clothing for victims of floods in compete in the Western States Three city chairmen for the tournament relief agency, the National Catho- the Philippines. Speech Association Carbon County Council of Civil ex Relief collection Each Conference has lic Welfare years with over 1,000 students from all Defense have been appointed by the western colleges and universi Services clothing collections ceeded that of the previous year their respective mayors and authe evidence which 120,000,000 some is that ample have produced ties, including Alaska and Hawaii. thorities to direct emergency proanxU.S. are the most useable of AFTERMATH shoes, All that remains OF FIRE clothing, down the sign shown at the left along with people Since the Carbon squad includes pounds of grams in their various areas, in a of the large Carbon Motor Sales building on other sections of the front which were weaktwo national winners from last blankets and bedding supplies val ious to cooperate in this annual big step toward complete organiened by the fire. Pockets of smouldering debris North Carbon Avenue following Wednesday effort for the poor overseas. year, as well as some seasoned ued at $145,000,000. zation of the council in this county. firemen busy alL through the morning. destructive fire is shown above. Soon Mrs. Dick Mitchell, Catholic mornings kept of freshrelief contributions supThe and good very sophomores Mrs. Harley R. Brundage, HelpPhoto. after this picture was taken, firemen pulled Notre chairman Charities the for the a peomen, hopes are high for good plies made each year by Mrs. Frank Bendetti, Spring er; Dame Lourdes Altar de Society, showing. ple of America through churches will be in and Mrs. Albert Passic, Glen, charge here, and wishes For the first time in many years, and schools are turned over to are the new appointees. Price, to hall announce church the that Services for the boys on the squad outnum- NCWC Catholic Relief They met with Mrs. Leo J. will be open from 2 to 3 o'clock ber the girls, four to three. prompt distribution from the next county chairman, in Help, Wednes-Monday, Tuesday the The participants will compete agencys warehouses to needy senate, is directly responsible for er Monday Studen(. government at Carbon dents and AMS and AWS morning and with othafterand Saturday in debate, extemporaneous speak- overseas regardless of race, color day, Friday This council, w'hich the scheduling of any student body er members of the council to make has undergone a complete - Q,uege noons a women of with staff pres6 creed. occurs which event to or j the after this year according ing, impromptu speaking, interprep.m. plans for an Important public works under the direction of In the past year, in addition to ent to accept the collections and and involves more than ten people, tative reading, and original oraG student body president. meeting and workshop to be held as box There1 them they arrive. Mr. Guy stated. tory. Elmo Geary and Claude J. conducting its regular worldwide will "The constitution was changed November 28. be no one church hall the at Burtenshaw are serving as coach- assistance programs, The executive council consists supplying Mr. Guy states, to Guest speaker and director of last spring, Hours Later on Thanksgiving Day. Closing U.S. government surplus foods, es. of the student body officers: Don the us to operate our student permit workshop will be Mrs. Walter Those making the trip are Rich- medicinals, hospital equipment and Guy, president; Larry Cox, ' in a manner similar a member of the govergovernment Ewing, For Christmas self-hel- p ard Bryner, Price; Gregg McAr- supplies, and Rose Marie Nogu- nors board of civil defense, wrho establishing to the operation of the federal NCWC-CRas te thur, Price; Rose Marie Nogulich. programs, etc., The lich, secretary. Purpose of this will probably be accompanied by government." The student govern Season Suggested Price; Craig Johansen, Castle it has been doing since 1943, when division is to enforce laws made another member to ment now consists of three bodies explain the Dale; Val Halamandaris, Price; the organization was founded, has Will Publish stuby the student senate, according defense program and display items the collegiate council, the the Mack chairman of and taken part in relief work in con Budge, Lynda Broadbent, Helper, to the president. dent senate, and the executive Business Promotion Commitee and workable plans for home preReba Keele, Price. These students nection with major disasters in Other parts of the constitution Earlier Next Week The student senate, which of council, paredness. Comof Chamber the Price will travel by chartered bus with several countries. remain intact, Mr. Guy reported. is presided over by Reba Keele, Mrs. Diamanti continues to exmerce, reports that the MerIn March, following earthquakes the University of Utah and Utah Because of consists class the -- an of the presidents, tend invitation to the public Thanksgiving Rehas Council unchants Catholic in Agadir, Morocco, suggested State University to Corvallis, AMS and Novemnext student holiday officers, to body attend the meetings scheduled Thursday, business be to dates by adopted der the supervision of George lief Services announced it wras aidber 24, The for AWS presidents and elected rep- houses of Price and especially urges each organito which on of a forensics victims out head of of City the Adamson, ing shipment week will be published two resentatives from the sophomore that in zation to appoint a the county usual. to than remain open later 490,000 pounds of clothing sent program at the U. and freshman classes and one repdays earlier or on Tuesday, defense chairman who will attend of convenience is This for the November 22. resentative for each 75 students. the meetings in order to carry the shoppers to visit This is standard procedure The senate makes the laws for information back to their units. for Christmas their the stores Four-- H with this newspaper each year the student body. Increasing attendance has been buying. and is done in order to give shown in past meetings and inThe collegiate council, presided Friare The dates suggested outadvertisers a creased over by Student Body interest has been evidenced 9 and Carbon The and 16, High School choral days, December let for their advertising mesLarry Cox, is made up of Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- music department, directed by by individuals who desire to partisages and to allow our staff the club presidents, class iMrs. Dorothy J. Brown, will pre- cipate. Such interest will result day, December 21, 22 and 23. A new roster for. the Carbon Juanita led a club for the first day off for the holiday. on sent a concert this evening No- in a rewarding defense program dates hours these Closing All advertisers are urged to Leaders Association time this past year. County 8 vember 17, at 8 p.m. in the high to protect the population of Carare as p.m. suggested when was chosen bon county, said Mrs. Diamanti. The new council receives the make note of this advanced pubin school the auditorium. The Christmas lights was reins the annual election Mrs lication date and have their copy of on the day from will be turned leadership Proceeds city from will concert the in leaders apprecia Lena this week end or Monday held at the Waterman. Mrs. Alice Ras- at by Thanksgiving and be used to help purchase choir Few Vote following the latest Correspondents, tion banquet in Price, according mussen, Mrs. Ruth Changes will be broadcarols Christmas and robes for the Carbon High School Golding Hastoo, are asked to make a note of to County Agents Robert L. on hall the from cast the Mrs. Iris a city choir. Potts, president, Come From cappella this and have their copy in by sell and Lura Mae Merrill with dates listed above starting Desecretary and recreation Monday at the latest. The entire choral department the Utah State University Exten cember 16. chairman, respectively. Official Canvass punior choir, girls chorus,, and sion Services. 1961 a choir will for association cappella participate The leaders Few changes were found in the The conduct of the November 8 in this concert. Some 200 voices will be headed by Mrs. Helen Coselection returns of November 8 election, the count of balwill combine to general the first Carbon Two sing as vi president. group of tello College Helper lots and the result of the official of selections which will include during the canvass conducted will be Mrs. Cellia Fos met canvass has with Monday sacred music, spirituals, and nov- Monday by the Carbon county Ruth Bear Structures to sat, also of Helper. Mrs. the approval of Carbon county elties. 'All music lovers will find commissioners. And In the most to returned was Price of Golding Republican officials who, along hotly contested race of all, that Names of Individuals a special interest in this enter- of the roster as secretary, and Juanthose in the remainder of with because tainment of representative from the First recreation the was elected widely ita Golding the First Congressional District, Congressional varied nature district, the canvass of the programming. of chairman. Upon the recommendation were concerned about the closefound no change In the total vote direct- A group of solos and ensembles, Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, Under the rules of the associaness in the race between M. Blaine both vocal and instrumental, are from the figure reported unoffiwill autotion, the and A. Wal- or of Carbon College, the Board included. The a cappella choir will cially election night Democrat, Peterson, the of Regents of the University of matically become president Raster Stevenson, Republican. Following are the changes reUtah, of which the local college is present the concluding portion of following year. Mrs. Alice by the canvassers: from ported the the district entire I960, program. of Reports a branch, at the regular monthly mussen, the South Dragerton preIn the incanvass In one the the as time, following presjust Monday years found she could not serve meeting in Salt Lake City Monday choir has cinct President-ele- ct In candias established Kennedys the Democratic itself dicate that will be not again she 1961 as Carin two ident approved the naming of total was changed from 501 to date has won the election by a bon structures after indi- a fine choral organization. Last 496. the county a good deal of thea College received first ratmargin of only 68 votes. viduals, both of whom have been springs group time, so it was "necessary that The total for Louis E. Holley at ' festivals. at ings region this elected Carbon year. carried be Peterson county active in the development of the president was changed from 377 Wellington been Choir who have officers, 3958-vschool. These leaders, with part presiby a majority. to 372 and the total in the Sun-nysimuch of for the organresponsible ttend leaders in and named be will The dents A. D. Keller, Republican chairstadium ization for this project, are Jim precinct for Holley was 4-leaders school In February, man in Carbon county, told The honor of the late Dr. John Clark from 477 to 475. Wilchanged Jensen, Wayne counwill make up the new this morning that Hubbard, who provided free med- liams, vicepresident; Annette M. Larsens total at HiaBean Sharp president; 1961. cil for investigation has shown every- ical service for athletes of the and Kathleen was changed from 148 to watha secreCalkway, three-yeMrs. Costello is a thing to be in order and that there school for many years. It will be taries; Pat Brewer, accompanist, 143. and is no reason for demanding a re- known as the John Clark Hubbard and David leader, Mrs Fossat a two-yea-r, At Spring Glen the total for Brown, publicity leader. Mrs. Golding a six-yecount in this county as had been Memorial Stadium. John COstelio was changed from indicated from Republican sources The new auditorium, which is 380 to 379 and at Hiawatha his in Weber county. Mr. Keller stat- now being completed, will carry total was changed from 149 to 139. Treasurers Office To Raid Clubs Police ed that in every precinct in Car- - the name of Elmo Geary, a facui- Lament F. Torontos total at Two Next Saturdays WRITER'S CRAMP . . . When you sign your name 1000 times bon county Republicans were rep-jt- y Open A combined city and county law Spring Glen was. changed from 71 member, who organized a one in is hand bound and be to a bit stiff that sitting, your among the judges and munlty theater group and teaches enforcement operation was ac- to 66. With the tax payment deadline is the experience suffered by Melbourne Russell, Price city no reports have come from these dramatics and speech at the col- complished last night and it was November The total for Walter L. Budge rapidly approaching shown five hundred JlQfiO water revenue recorder, signing n sources indicating any lrregulari- - lege, Mr, Geary is currency in the 30 County Treasurer N. P. bonds each one twice. Mayor William J. Welsh, Jr., also reported this morning that seven at W st Helper was changed from ties in either the voting process Carbon Hospital suffering from a private and fraternal clubs were 48 to 38 and at Central Price his announced today that in had to sign the bonds but he got off easy, he only had to sign or the count, Mr. Keller and sev- - seriini illness. Dr. Burtenshaw raided. Ail sevpn. which were not total was changed from 265 to 268 addition to the regular hours dur-- , each bond once allowing him to relax only after 500 signaera oher Republican leaders were reported there is strong sentiment identified pending the filing of and in Northeast Price his total tures. These bonds have ieen delivered to the Carbon Emery ing week days his office win be Lank which in turn will hand them over to tiie purchaser arid present Monday when the canvass in Price which prompted h; was changed from 267 to 266. open for the next two Saturdays, was male by the county comm1- - recommend naming this structure the monies received will be used by the city to improve its A complete tabulation of the ofNovember 19 and 26, until 12 noon violations and operation of culinary va'er svsem 'slot machines. cuiir f, ,j-- the convenience of taxpayers jn honor of Mr. Geary ficial canvass appears in this issue. The Eastern Utah College De- Association, headed by President James Banasky, met in a general assembly session Monday, November 8, at Carbon College. The purposes of the meeting velopment NEWSPAPER Fir mi. 16-m- Prose Sun-Advoca- te . non-partis- Catholic Women Push Clothing Collection state College Forensic Team Enters Three Gty Heads Named to Direct Defense Activity Meet in Oregon er . ... Sun-Advoc- New Constitution at College Revamps Student Government Dia-man- Sun-Advoca- S, Carbon High Choral Concert on Tap At School Tonight te out-of-to- Leaders Association Elects New Officer Roster at Annual Honor Banquet Vice-Preside- nt pre-holid- vice-pres- 4-- H recently Carbon Republicans 4-- H Satisfied with vice-preside- Vote Conduct Here Vice-preside- nt nt vice-presid- ot de 4-- te ar ar enm-resent- Pet-ersso- i liq-jn- , ti, |