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Show Jt Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. ( f TOURNAMENT WINNERS tif i'i Rachell Rosella -- -- ; Vu7: I.' ' ' 1 4 T A rP;VjC;:y " r ?Jr K (r-rr- 7 hrv4 c "v .SSrfyrt. v i " ,:a Kl - ' K.'j J yv 4 n V .- -- - , vdW if f i M t i 1 l5 u , , 1 i .1 ' ' . - vVi (lii f , . uyv-- & t , ir-"- -1 'v ,'W''V: - ; v - . J, ' 4 f Left to right: Tommy Cordova, Penny Fowler, Raymond Lela Perkins and Mitchell Holt. Dragerton 5th Grade Jack and Marble Tournament 4-- H Spurs Member Rachell Rosella has been chosen to be a member of the Honorary national service sophomore organization, the Spurs, for next year at the Utah State Agricultural college. Per Copy chosenfor the organization which will service the college. They were inactive last year but it is now an accomplishment to become a member. The girls were chosen on their scholarship, activities and appearance on the campus. Rachell, daughter of Pete Rosella, Dragerton, is majoring in Secretarial Science. June Picnic LeadThe Carbon County ers Association officers met at the county agents office Monday, May 24, and drafted final plans for the annual June picnic. The definite date for this picnic was set for June 8. It had previously been scheduled for June 17. The picnic will be in Price City Park, and will begin at 12:00 4-- H The machine that will actually tt produce the power a electric generator is scheduled to arrive this week at Castle Gate for installation in Utah Power & Light Companys new Carbon plant. The huge 245-to- n giant measures eight long, inches wide and 10 feet, 10 inches high. It was shipped from East Pittsburgh, Pa. late in April on a well-typ- e oot-long 73 railroad car and has carried special handling orders throughout its 2 thousand-mil- e journey across the continent. Final lap of the journey is being made via Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande Western railways. Upon arrival at Castle Gate, it will be unloaded and rolled on maple timbers up the hillside behind the plant and into the turbine hall where it will later be joined to the steam turbine. It is this generator that Carbon plants electricity will be produced. When it begins whirring out power late this year, it will make Carbon the second-largegeneron Utah Powers sys ating plant 40-fe- 11-fe- et et -f- James P: Alger Candidate For County Attorney 5c Number 22 June 12 Opening Giant Generator Utah Power -- Lights Angling Season The June 12 opening of the New Carbon Plant general angling season will find 66,000-kilowa- Fifty girls have been specially f , i KIWPWWI I Tf $900, 000 monthly payroll. DRAGERTON, CARBON COUNT 8 Y, UTAH, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1954 Volume 7 r 7,000 population low water conditions prevailing over the entire state, according to spokesmen for the Utah department of Fish and Game. One official pointed out that fly fishing conditions could be expected on many streams that are normally high and roily during the first weeks of June. The annual trout stocking program is ahead of schedule this year because of the lower water table and the fact that mild spring weather has made accessible to planting many waters that ordinarily could not be reached until a later date. A record number of legals have already gone out from the twelve hatchery units. Anglers can expect to. find their favorite streams and still waters adequately stocked for the open, . ; ing. A marble and jack tournament They can also expect serious for the three fifth grades under effects to the future angling il the direction of their teachers Eva if the low water and drouth Rose, Naomi Stevenson and Shirley conditions continue. Many resKing was held at the Dragerton ervoirs had a poor winter carry school. The activity periods for over and have not filled this spthe past two months were used to ring. Good angling can be exnoon. sponsor this tournament. pected during the early season This picnic is for all Rules were made by the childin such waters but the later sealeaders, and parents who care to ren. tern. Only the 141,000-kilowa- tt son fishing will suffer unless in this outstanding in Salt Lake City, The purpose was to promote participate Gadsby plant storms correct the present are who All heavy members event. where the company is building an conditions. good fellowship and sportsman- enrolled in the program are eligi additional 100,000-kilowa- tt unit, ship. The tornament was a big ble to participate. Those who are Field men report heavy trout is larger. success. losses from winter suffocation shoulc still planning to register Winner of the Jacks was Penny do so immediately so that their at Cleveland Reservoir in the Manti Mountain range and Fowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. records will be in order for this Conrad Staley Lewas Pine Lake in Garfield County. second e Fowler; event for place Jay first county-widlosses usually occur during Such la Perkins, daughter of Mr. and the year 1954. Prove Strength low water periods when reservoirs Mrs. Howard Perkins, runner ups The program will begin at 12 :00 were Sylvia Martinez, Brenda noon, with all do not supply enough oxygen for Established Habit bringing the fish during the winter months Sadler, Betty Valdez, and Mary their luncheons and eating togeth' of the freeze-ove- r. Amador. These six girls were er at the park. Free root beer will The above two JAMES ALGER P. Law-erenwill a of reservoirs set stocked before ,be leaders presentated jacks by be furnished by the James P. Alger, East Carbon the opening. 7 Stephens, principal of the association to those participating son Field Mr. and of Mrs. also and indicate that on at attorney sale Dragerton Elementry. reports Candy and gum will be Merrill roads into of week the high country will this in the Price, Alger stand refreshment the park: Marble champion Raymond be in his announced for the wil all good 1:00 passible conditions, by oclock candidacy At Stayanoff, runner up Mitchel Holt. 12. Democratic June nomination for Many are now dust dry. county Winning most games, Tommy gather for singing and games. At In summary, the upwards of 2 :30 those who wish to participate attorney. Cardona. A former of resident 0Q0 anglers going afield on Price 150, and do will The boys were presented a in swimming at the pool an alumnus of Carbon opening day should find advanced high and bag of marbles by Mr. Stephens. so, and those who do not care obweather and water conditions to swim will continue to play Carbon College, Mr. Alger his tained bachelor of arts will everywhere with a better than' degree games. At 4:00 p.m. thepicnic The Carbon County in Uniscience fair chance for a good catch of from the political be offically ended. fish. Mrs. Lena Waterman, president versity of Southern California and Coal League a of laws bachelor from The high Uinta Mountain degree of the leaders association ( urges of the section does not open to angling Utah. University to plan on attending this Kenilworth held on to the top CarWhile Carbon at until July 3. and become can high picnic, where they spot at the end of the second better acquainted with each other bon College, he was active in week of play in the Carbon Coal and enjoy an afternoon of recera-tio- n speech, debate and music. At the Carlyle Otterstrom League by a win over Hiawatha University of Utah Mr. Alger was friends. with their d ' Saturday. In a very a member of Phi Delta Phi legal At Parks Air Base Hia out game Kenilworth edged and was active in the fraternity Barber Anderson Clayton Native Trout Run watha 4 to 3 at Hiawatha. Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake and Conrad Staley A3c Carlyle N. Otterstrom, son Castle Gate took over second contincounty which offers legal servThe heavy run of trout Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Otterof ices to persons not otherwise able spot with twin wins over Drager- ues at the Strawberry-Clyd- e It is surprising how strong haton and Kaiser Steel. Scores for Creek spawning station and traps. to afford them. He was also an bit is in the lives of mortal men. strom, 291 Sunnyside, Utah, is enthe two games were: Castle Gate Men wear the same brand hat rolled in the Air Base Defense A total of 1,059,300 eggs have active member of the Salt Lake Air Force Base, 14, Dragerton 0; and Castle Gate for an entire life, sleep in their School at Parks been taken at the station county Young Democrats. ' already California. This training, he is 8, Kaiser Steel 4. Bom in Cleveland, Emery coun- shorts, fish the same stream, hunt with another one million eggs exteaches the protection Hiawatha got into the win colto the hatcheries ty, Mr. Alger has resided in Car-Do- n deer year after year on the same receiving, to go pected and defence of Air Force Base, a umn by a 15-- 8 win over Drager- from this source during the precounty practically, all his life, ridge, take a vacation in Calif function which previously was the ton Sunday. tPappas of Hiawatha sent week. living for some time at Consumers ornia, go to the same church, beof the Army. went all the way for the winners. low water conditions and Standardville until moving to long to the same political party responsiblity Critically coursis also The student The standings: have posed many problems at the Price. He is also a member of the their father did, drive the same es in law enforcement given forAir and Won station this year. A channel had Horse Canyon local 8003, United make car year after year, and in ce Law,. to be dug from some distance up Mine Workers of America. His fact follow a given pattern with3 Kenilworth the river to bring adequate water amily has long been associated out asking themselves-why- ? 2 Castle Gate Private Ralph E. Taylor, son Now in the ase of Conrad StCreek holding with the mining industry in and the into Clyde 1 Mr. and Mrs. Realus A. Taylor, Kaiser Steel aley in the above picture. Conrad of ponds where the fish are placed around Carbon county. a 1 Hiawatha ..... After graduating from law someyears past had a heavy gr- Sunnyside, is improving from until the eggs are ready to be takGenschool, he was employed on the owth of hair. This growing hair mojor operation in the 98th Geren. Dragerton .... at Neubrucke, A take of six million eggs or egal staff of the National Oil needed cutting....and he naturally eral hospital Mr. many. Taylor has been with more are expected from this chief Company of Salt Lake City until went to a barber. for the source of native spawn in spite of returning to Carbon county in Habit kept Conrad going to a the United States Army The East Carbon band pracebruary of 1953 to open an e barber regularly although as you past year. the adwerse water conditions. tice will be held t the school in Dragerton. He also taught can see there is no longer enough house in Dragerton Monday, A new name for an ailment Unlimited power corrupts the or a short time at the East Car- top growth to justify the expense. June 7, at 7 p.m. Apollo Hanaffects people like a Parisian possessor; and this I know, that, bon junior high school. sen will be present. name for a novel gamment mem-the a tries fortunate, Mr. Alger is presently ( Prosperity where law ends, there tyranny Everyone has to get it- Continued on Page Eight adversity the great. begins. pot-enta- st 4-H- ers 4-- H oc-curi- ng 4-- H 4-H- ce 4-- H 4-H- ers 4-H- ers 4-- H close-playe- -- of-ic- i . S i |