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Show Serving a combined population of 7,000 in Dragerton, Sunny-sidSunnydole and Columbia. ertoii e, Volume 3 , ribun Per Copy 5c Dragerton, Utah, Tuesday, January 17,1 950 Pythian Sisters Hold Installation Fire Destroys Truck Geneva UMW Return To Work As Pennsy And Clothing Of Fire destroyed a 1947 Ford truck and an estimated pick-u- p $400 worth of clothing belonging to Walter M. (Buster) Bennett early Wednesday morning. Mr. Bennett relates that he parked his truck in the street in front of Wayne Wrights home about midnight ' and went in to talk with Mr. Wright. About three oclock while the men were talking over a cup of coffee they heard the whine of the fire siren. Upon answering a knock at the door Mr. Bennett was informed that his truck was on fire. The fire truck arrived at 3:20 and extinguished the flames. The only explanation regarding the origin of the fire offered by Mr. Bennett is that thieves or would-b- e tnieves dropped a match and ignited materials in the back of the truck. The truck box had been covered and equipped with seats for carrying men to work at the Horse Canyon mine and contained several suits, shirts, an overcoat nad other articles of belonging clothing nett to Mr. Ben- Dinner Meeting Here Wednesday Night For Lion Dignitaries Melvin B. Wright, director of miners week have been on a three-da- y since July 1. They were also out during the steel strike and for several weeks in the fall on a coal walkout. It has been rumored that many others had planned to stay out but nothing materialized to date on this. It is still possible that many others might go out in sympathy with the idea of the Pennsylvania miners. Most of the mines in the east that are out are captive mines. GIRLS OF EAST CARBON MAKE PREPARATIONS lions International, will be one TO ENTERTAIN FATHERS of the visiting Lions dignitaries who will be in East Carbon to atGirls of East Carbon Junior tend the special ladies meeting High are busily thumbing through cook books and scanning the pages of magazines for recipes of tasty dishes in preparation for the Fathers and Daughters banquet n on January 25. Each girl will prepare a covered dish at home which she will serve to her father along with the ham, hot rolls and coffee furnished by at the banthe Junior High A quet in the school cafeteria. After the girls have demonstrated their culinary talents to P-T- i y.i! V MELVIN B. WRIGHT that will be held Wednesday night at 7:00 p. m. in the Dragerton school. Charles A. White, governor, 'Lions International District 28B, and Harold K. Guild, past district governor of District 28B will also be here. Andy Anderson will have charge of the musical numbers. Don Boss will act as master of their lathers they will take them to the school gym where in turn the school basketball team will demonstrate their prowess on the basketball court. The banquet has been scheduled for 5:30 to allow ample time for the fathers to consume the delicious food before watching the East Carbon team In action against Helper in their first home game of the sea son. to In event a girls father is unable attend she may bring a substi tute or foster father. Vi Lindsey Entertains At Bridge Club Party Mrs. Vi Lindsay entertained her bridge club at her home In Sun nydale Thursday evening, January 12. Special guests were. Mrs. ceremonies. Win West is presi- Mary Jones, Mrs. Ruth Mandent of the local Lions. chester, Nina Jensen, Mrs. Lois A zone meeting under the di- Lackey and Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Hazel Morgan won rection of L. T. Hunter will be held. the high score while Mrs. MarThe initiation of new members garet Heers came in second and will be held at this special ladies Mrs. Inez Hyatt won the travelmeeting Wednesday. ing prize. iMc-Cou- rt. International board on election disqute should be in Utah this week end. . Eli Mestas jumped out of bed at report a fire that he saw through his window. 2:45 a.m. to HUGE THRONG CROWD BRUIN SKI AREA UNDER PERFECT SKIING CONDITIONS The storms blocked the road to the ski site at Clear Creek and the Carbon county enthusiasts flocked to the newly opened area In Whitmore Canyon above Sunny-sid- e. Bruin Mountain Ski club officers estimated the crowd at 250 people. The overwhelming number of cars created a parking problem at the ski area until the services of the Kaiser Steel cor- porations tractor were solicited and adequate space provided. While the storm Saturday covered the road with drifted snow, it was passable and cars were able to drive directly to the tow. Excellent weather, bright sun coupled with a mild breeze, furnished the ideal conditions all skiers desire. The Kiwanis club of Sunnyside erected two comfort buildings at the site as well as a small shack next to the tow. The shack is heated and used by the skiers for warming up a bit Refreshments In the form of hot chili, hamburgers, etv were prepared by the Kiwanis group and sold in the building. Paul Turner, president of the ski club, optimistically stated that many of the people plan to return to the Bruin Mountain site each week. He said the accessibility of the area makes it more attrac-tic- e to the skiers. As a word of X caution, Mr. Turner asked that all drivers observe the warning to use their chains. While it was possible to traverse the road with out chains, many cars were stuck for long periods of time tying up other traffic. He urged that all drive carefully and wear chains and that no cars should attempt to go up the canyon after 4:00 p. m. The ski club secretary, John McFarland, indicated that a ski meet is planned for January 22 at the Bruin Mountain area. Slalom, downhill, and a short crosscountry race are planned. Events will be held for both young men and womep. All desiring to enter are urged to contact Mr. McFarland for details. Members of the Sunnyside Kiwanis club will officiate at the meet. Mr. McFarland stated that the club will meet each Monday evening at the Sunnydale Homes office and that all interested persons are invited tcr attend the meetings. The Carbon High School ski coach, P. L. Summerhays, indicated Sunday that he is planning to bring his ski classes to the Bruin Mountain area for their in- struction. The price of the ski tow has been changed to $1.00 for all those except members of the Sunnyside Welfare. area. Number 29 - The decision to close the Dragerton hospital has been postponed for the present The medical committees of the four East Carbon locals met with the hospital management last Thursday in a ek Pennsylvania Intermountain LOCAL UNIONS DISCUSS CONTRACT The 1000 miners at the Horse Canyon and Columbia mines returned to work Monday morning after a one-welayoff. The reason for the lay-o- ff has not been As against the redetermined. turn of the East Carbon miners, 22,000 UMW members in western Pennsylvania failed to return to work in spite of a district suggestion from President John L. Lewis that they do so. Radio announcements every half hour failed to change the mens opinion. The 22,000 miners refused to go back .because they are tired of working a few days and then being off a few days, so it was reported. These men feel, so it was announced that they plan to stay off until a contract is signed giving them a full five days a week. These brightest future of any area in the HOSPITAL CLOSING POSTPONED AS Miners Refuse To Go Dragerton Resident Eastern Carbon, county has the six-ho- ur session. Many points were brought up for discussion and changes made in the existing contract One of the most important features of this contract is that it is" but a temporary contract that will be in existence only until the UMW Health and Welfare comes back into operation. At that point this contract becomes null and void. At any time in the future that the health and welfare might go out of existence this contract will come back into operation. Thus this contract that is now Being negotiated is but a temporary several months. The question in the individual mind is; Are we getting the most for our money that is possible to obtain under any setup? The individual wants to know if any other coal community is getting as much or more than we are going to get In asking the hospital management what they feel about their plan and other plans in operation in other coal mining communities the local hospital management is of the Impression that no other setup can give or are giving nearly as much to the individual and their families as the local hospital and staff are giving. No one has ever questioned the fact that the government built and equipped the Dragerton hospital to be one of toe finest in the country. The present staff at the hospital has one. On completion of a con- added to the equipment and the tract between the UMW and the structure to make it a better V e r operators the health and welfare equipped hospital than it oriplan will come into existence ginally was. This temporary contract calls again and the individual men will not have to pay for this contract. for a $6 per month payment for Officers installed at the Pythian Sisters cere- - Brown; M. of R. (pro temp) Mae Bikakis; on January 9 were: Front row, M. of R. & tor Lois Whitburn, and Guard, Rae Coleman Back This contract is so set up that a married man and a $3.50 payrpw: Ruby Livingston, June Church, Mable John-J- ., each individual manPwill have the ment per month for a single man. C., Pearl Mahan; Manager, Christine Memory; E. Rhoda Chief son, Mary Worthington and Nancy Durney. Past Patterson; Durrant; Margaret option of accepting it or not as The present contract of $4.00 a M. E. C., Thelma Lemmon (standing) ; E. S., Gladys month is a permanent plan that he sees fit All unions will hold meetings will stay in operation during the this week to discuss the hospital existence of toe health and welClaudette Wright Runs SUNNYSIDE PTA fare plan. This makes under the contract The average individual on the temporary setup a total monthly For Snow Queen Of street is of the impression that we payment of $10 for toe married ENTERTAINED BY At should try to keep the hospital In man and $7.50 for the single man. Carbon Ski Carnival Terms of toe medical contract operation particularly as this con THIRD GRADERS tract may only be In operation for are shown below on this page. - 7 Protec-moni- es Kiwanis Officers Installed Meeting Saturday At the regular monthly club of Sunnyside held its first annual installation of officers Saturday evening at the Good Shepherd hall in Dragerton. The 1950 officers of the club include Tom Mahon, president, Vem Jones, vice president; Charles Goldbach, secretary-treasure- r, and seven directors: Rell AnderCalvin son, Henry Murphy, Jewkes, Maurice Manchester, Silas Ross; Victor DeLost,' and Dr. O. B. Spencer. Lieutenant Governor LeRoy J. Olsen was delayed enroute to Sunnyside and the officers were installed by Jack Houston, past Mr. Olsen lieutenant governor. arrived in time to offer congratulations to the new officers and express his wish for a successful The-Kiwan- is P-T- A a large meeting Monday evening, group of Sunnyside parents were treated to the amusing skit, 'The Three Little Pigs," presented by the third grade pupils of the Sunnyside school. The play was arranged into a musical by Mrs. Marge Naylor who is the instructor of music at the school this ' year. Mrs. Francis Murphy, secretary-treasur- er for the group, advised the members present of the increase in membership to 270 which A is the largest enrollment area. The in the Carbon-Emer- y chairman of the membership and is Mrs. attendance committee TERMS OF mm CONTRACT AGREEMENT This agreement made and entered in to this-1950, by and between F. V. Colombo, M. D., party of the first part, , party qf toe second part and " t WITNESSETH: THAT WHEREAS the party of the first part is a physician and surgeon and offers to render medical, surgical, obstetrical care and conditions, hospitalization, upon and under toe terms, covenants, ,, and agreements hereinafter set forth to the party of the second part, above mentioned, and his immediate family herein specifically defined as a dependent as defined and listed under federal income tax law. NOW THEREFORE, inconsideration of toe premises of toe terms, covenants, conditions, and agreements hereinafter contained it Is it: agreed by and between the parties hereto as follows iParty of the first part is to make available and provide to the party of toe second part or immediate family of the party of the second partsuch hospitalization, hospital care, surgery, obstetrical care, it: etc. as hereinafter agreed and defined, , Laura Farnsworth. 1. The party of the first part hereby agrees to hospitalize at The business of the meeting Price Hospital, St. Marks Hospital or Dragerton Hospital at which year in 1950. was under the direction of Presihospitals industrials and major surgical cases will toe treated and innew Two members were Miss Claudette Wright of Sun- dent Dorothy Korfanla who re- taken first party or his assistants, except in emergency care of ducted into Kiwanis by past Dis- nydale is one of the candidates ported the desire of the Drager- cases, in which bycases the party of the first part may treat and take trict Governor R. J. Vaughan of for Snow Queen at the Carbon ton A to hold a joint meet- care of any patient at any hospital heretofore mentioned, and which Helper. They are M. Don Ross Junior College in Price. Clauin February in recognition of may he most convenient for said service to be rendered and furnishcases as toe first party may in his sole judgeand George R. Lackey, both em- dette is the daughter of Mr. and ing Founders day. Mrs. Korfanta ed; also such medical will also be treated and cared for at said hosployed as engineers by the Kaiser Mrs. Elmer Wright. She has lived stated that the date was set for ment deem necessary Steel corporation of Sunnyside. for and in Sunnyside Sunnydale February 15 in the Dragerton pitals. 2. Hospitalization and care is to toe assumed by party of the The guests of the evening were the last six years and graduated school gymnasium and urged all first part at the time toe party of the second part or his immediate Junior CalCarabon from East Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Houston, High of the Sunnyside A members family enters hospitals above designated. All expenses incurred prior vin Jewkes, Sr., and Ross Bassler. last May. She is a junior high to be present at that event. vo this time shall be responsibility of the party of toe second part president and secretary of the student at Carbon and a member (a) Party of toe first part should be notified and consulted esGreater attention to safety Helper club, W. A. Johnston and of the ski 'class there. She also pecially among children was urg- as soon as possible. (b) Treatment should be followed as near as possible to what Ralph Densley, president and sec- belongs to the Bruin Mountain ed by Mrs. Korfanta who cited the retary of the Price club, Past Ski club In Sunnyside. She, her numerous accidents of young boys party of toe first part suggests. be rendered 3. Care in hospitals shall by toe party of toe first , President Harold Patterick of parents, and brother Walter are and girls in their sleigh-ridin- g of toe second part toe rendered Care assistants. or his party part all ski enthusiasts. Price, Jackson Jewkes and John lanes by any other doctors shall not be toe responsibility of the party of the play. Designated sleighing 4 Marinoni of Price and G. A. FarnsMiss Wright is being sponsored are a she stated. This first part, except as hereinafter stated. worth and Thomas Cowan of Sun- by J. C. Penney and company at time ofnecessity, No. 1, which pro to a Contract is 4. conract This to supplement the year always brings nyside. The very special guests the Carbon Junior College an- us forcefully the need for better vides for house calls, office calls, laboratory work, medicines, were the wives of all the men nual ski carnival which is to be fire Mrs. Korfanta and minor surgery. practices, 5. The party of the first part will not furnish hospitalization held January 26, 27 and 29 at said. The death and destruction present at the meeting. for diseases, tuberculosis, or mental diseases. contagious The program for the evening Clear Creek. weakened by fire tell of the need 6. Party of the first part Is under no obligation to furnish medi was arranged by Calvin Jewkes inOther candidates for queen for education in the use of fire in cines, medical care, surgical care or hospitalization for cases resultand Dee Croft. Mrs. Cowan and! elude Betty Lou Allred, sponsor-th- e the home. ing from fights, brawls, riots, drug addiction, attempted suicide, sane senior Mr. Jewkes rendered ed by Bucks Sporting Goods; A discussion of Child Mental or insane, venereal disease, or diseases resulting from vicious habits, vocal soloes, accompanied or conditions arising prior to time of last employment with by Cara Redd; by Price Trading Health was arranged by Mrs. Viryoung Cal Jewkes. company; Lucille Jorgensen, by ginia Cochrane, program chair7. Party of toe first part will charge party of toe second part Dr. Spencer was the clubs Eastern Utah Electric company; man. An enlightening article $65.00 'for obstetrical cases in hospital. This charge will be a flat Helen in Plese the actimaster of ceremonies for the Toggery by from the NationaL Parent-Teache- rs for all cases needing obstetrical care and shall provide fee charge vities. Helper. magazine' was read to the party of the second part proper prenatal, delivery, and post .natal The carnival is under the spon- group by Mrs. Faye Scherick. care and shall provide hospitalization not to exceed 5 days. All this same prosorship of the Associated Men PYTHIAN SISTERS Third Grader Roselyn Mar-kos- Caesarian sections and miscarriages5 shall come under bill over days must toe borne by party of Students of Carbon College. vision, excepting hospital two accordion presented Festivities will open with a skat- soloes for part. INSTALL OFFICERS the group. It was stated the second 8.4 Party of the first part will furnish without any limitation all of 26th the the ing party night officers that many X-rby the A studies needed for proper at the Price skating pond. Free talented pupils were uncovered laboratory, all medicine, oxygen and FOR SEASON of when of second care the part party of toe second part is in party chill will be served in the cafe- this year since Mrs. Naylor has hospital. New officers were installed in teria following their skating par- been instructing the music class9. Party of the first part is under no obligation to supply appliances on leaving toe hospital such as artifical legs, atomizers, hot the Pythian Sisters Sterling Tem- ty. Jimmy Dart and his orchestra es. ple No. 21 at ceremonies conduct- will furnish the music for the The officers of the Sunnyside water bottles, syringes, etc. 10. This contract provides for no care excepting when pated in the Clinic building in Drag- Snow ball which is to be in the group are Mrs. Korfanta, pres- ient is confined to the hospital. erton Monday evening, January fl. 27 ident; Lee Allred, first vice presi11. Party of the first part reserves toe right to determine when Past Chief Rhoda Patterson of- gymnasium Friday, January dent; Mrs. Cochrane, second vice' hospital care is needed and indicated for proper care of the patient: ski train the Sunday morning as ficiated installing officer and and Mrs. Murphy, secret12. When toe party of the second part desires consultation on Mable Johnson and Ann Johes will leave ' Helper at 1 o'clock. president, ary-treasurer. a case, such consultation request will be compiled with. However, in served as hostesses. Refreshments will be sold on the A tasty snack of punch and cake this regard it is toe responsibility of the party of toe second part Officers installed were: M. E. train.' Students who do not ski When party of toe first part desires consultation, party of the was prepared by the sixth grade C., Thelma Lemmon; E. S., Gladys will be able to first part shall pay incurred expenses. skate on the pond mothers and enjoyed by the mem13. When the party of the first part determines a case should Brown; E J., Margaret Durrant; the of bers after the completion the responsibility be under toe care of a specialist, toe care becomes Manager, Christine Memory; Pro- at Clear Creek. - - r- program. ) of ihe party of the.second part. tector, Lois Whitburn; Guard, Rae 14. Party of toe first part Will' not be Required to perform ot Coleman; M. of F., Maxine Peter- Scholastic Standing LDS PRIESTHOOD out care prescribed by any doctors other than he or his asTO carry M. of R., Pearl Mahan; Capson; sistants. Party of toe first part is not to supply party of toe second tain of Degree, June Church and Of East Carbon HOLD BASKET PARTY part with any drugs prescribed by any other doctors. Cecil Fryer; and pianist, Mary 15. Party of the first part is not responsible for any dental care. On Thursday, January 19, the Worthington. 16. It is further specifically agreed and understood that toe Up Going basLDS priesthood will hold a Mae Bikakis acted as Mistress of the first part is not precluded from making and entering into party at 8:00 p.m. in the agreements for medical, surgical or hospital care, with other comof finance in the absence of MaxReport cards were Issued at ket party school. Each lady pre- panies or individuals. ine Peterson. Dragerton 13 Dragerton school January 17. This contract, it is mutually agreed, will automatically be . marking the midway point in the sent will bring a basket for which Woman Evangelist Leads school year. According to Harold the men will decide which basket cancelled when the United Mine Workers Health and Welfare Fund care to the party of the second part and his imHansen, principal, recent tests they like best and buy it. The again resumes this Revival At Church Meet mediate family. will owns who basket the indicate that the scholastic lady 18. This contract can be terminated by written notice in 60 days Nelda Davenport Isting of the students has Improved eat with that particular Indiv- from time written notice is given either party by toe other party. idual meetover of This former years. that currently leading revival contract shall be held null and void and not in effect at 12:01 This All adults are invited to attend A. M., on toe 61st day after such notice. ings at the Assembly of God he attributes to a better attitude church in Dragerton. The meet- in both the students and their this most unusual type party. 19. This contract can be cancelled immediately by Mutual conings have been under way for a parents. With the ownership of Lloyd Peterson is the program sent of toe parties hereto. 21. Cancellation of this contract has no effect on any other week and are scheduled to con- homes, a sense of permanency and chairman. contracts now or then in existence between the pary of the first part tinue for another week. Serv- community spirit has come to preMr. and Mrs. Boyd McKean and the party of the second part ices are being held every night at vail which is reflected in the stu21. This contract shall be in full force and effect and shall pro- -j 7:30, and an invitation is extended dents work and the parents' in- visited relatives In Salt Lake dur(Continued to Page Eight) the terest In school activities. week. to all who are Interested. ing to-w- P-T- to-w- -- P-T- P-T- X-ra- ek P-T- ay 1950 Students |
