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Show Tuesday, October 26, 1948 Council of Boy Scouts, of America, Funds For Scouts In THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH district field man for the council North Carbon Nov Being Raised Activity begins this week In parts of Carbon county toward raising a 30 cents per capita quota assigned to aid the National Parks announced Monday. According to Mr. Anderson the drive is being conducted in the coal mining communities under the direction of the company and union officials. In each instance the union and the company have agreed to make a payroll deduction In the North Caibon district the campaign has been planned under the supervision of Mr. Anderson and other officers. In the Spring Canyon area the following are aiding in the drive: Standardville, Ray Woodward and W. D. Wilson;. .Spring Canyon, Sterling C. Forsyth; Latuda, SuSlim Williams; perintendent Rains, Superintendent Elkins; Mutual, Mike Gambro and Golden Day. At Maple Creek the union officers are in charge, their names not being known. Royals campaign is under the direction of Joe Nevener and a Mr Hansen Elias Degn jind Leo Miller are directing the duve at Castle Gate Kenilworth. Spnng Glen and Helper had not been organized Monday Simultaneous with North Carbon campaign is the drive at East Carbon and other parts of the county that make up the Caibon Boy Scout district In Price like Helper it will probably be some time lated before the contacts are It has only been a few made months since the 1948 drive was held in Helper, but that was because of circumstances delaying the activity from late in 1947 or eaily this year - Mr and Mrs A L. Babcock of Riverside, California are visiting their daughter and Mr and Mis Robert Heers of Sunnydale son-in-la- w, 7-- UP A Over 90,000 000 social security account numbers have been issued to woikers in the United States. BOTTLING CO., Price, Utah THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF UTAH IS J. BRACKEN I When governor he will have a big job to do he cant do it alone. This year three legislators will be elected from Carbon county, two state representatives and one state senator. ards approximately the same as during wartime. For those who are accepted, another hour will be consumed in filling out necessary forms and in taking oaths. And with that out of the way they will return to Selective Service Board Lists 1 Page Five 3 For Physical Exams FOR YOUR INFORMATION Vote for Any Two Prospective Draftees Get Notices to Report on October 28 county men to report to Selective Service local board No. 4 in the Eastern Utah Electric building at 7:45 a. m on October 28, it has been announced by Otto B McKinnon, board clerk. Thirteen Carbon have been notified r ftraou Tfr Judge Sweetring is NOT running against Judge Keller. The names are merely placed on the ballot in alphabetical order. The two candidates receiving the highest number of otes will be your two District Judges for the next six years. Each candidate is running against the field. You may vote for any two candidates irrespective of their position on the ballot, even if they are opposite one another, and your ballot will count. men will then be transto Fort Douglas in Salt posed Lake City wheie they will under- The 13 physical examinations for possible call to serve in the nation's armed forces The following are the men who will report under the new Selective Service act for the go on r on Paid. Political Advertisement Aneahsco examinationsFile Martinez, Helper; Donald 1 'nvd Parmley. Price, Stanley T. Rowley, Spring Glen; Walter Sullivan, Jr, Hiawatha; Russell Ber-toNewbold, Castle Gate; Leonard William Hallinger, Hiawatha; NOMINEE FOR Raynel Albert Martinez, Columbia; Felix Virgil, Dragerton; Joe Mercado Contreros, Sunnyside, Edward E. Shaff, Dragerton; Eloy ON THE Flavio Medms, Rains; Rafael Herrera Lopez, Sunnyside, and Henry Democratic Ticket G. Rivera, Sunnyside. examiThe first FOR nations were conducted Monday at Fort Douglas as Utahs draft DISTRICT JUDGE machinery started rolling. Initial inductees were from Box Elder, You, the voters of this juCache and Davis counties. dicial district, have been very All examinees will report to generous in your support of building 91 which has been set me in the past and I shall be very gratfeul if you conclude up as an induction station for that, I once more merit your physical and mental examinaThere are four confidence. tions. A short orientation pronominees for the office of Disgram to introduce them to militrict Judge. .You may vote for tary life will be included. Also reporting on October 28 any two of them irrespective of their position on the ballot. are men from Garfield, Kane, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne Judge Keller. counties. The men will undergo a one-ho- FOR SALE Thoroughbred hound mental examination. Scores 381 Cedar, Sunnydale. dogs. required for acceptance in this of are the examination LOST Between Sunnydale and phase considerably higher than the 40 Dragerton a watch with clipped diamond on side, light gold with required in wartime. For the air force inductees must score 100. black band. Reward. Mrs. Ed For ground forces a score of 90 Whisenant, 381 Cedar, Sunny- -, is the minimum for acceptance. x dale. - nd and Delivery Cervice Twice Weekly Every Tues . and Fri . Pick-U- p F.W. (Fred) Keller TION ' Please leave laundry or calls at any of our following agencies: DRAGERTON BARBER SHOP SUNNYSIDE HOTEL FOSTERS CONFECTIONERY at Columbia PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY G on CLEAI1IIIG CO. b r ur The Republican nominees for these offices pledged to support the Republican govrnor, J. Bracken Lee, are J. Vaughn Olsen, J. W. Hammond and Forrest J. VAUGHN For Benedict. T. 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