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Show COXHOLDER cnn Volume 4 Dragerton, Carbon County, Utah, Wednesday, April 18, 1951 - E. at the A ikyh m f ss XVa wV.' Planting in v .. Area Underway , j - - Business-Profession- al Report Unusual Yr. Our club year began with a planning meeting in September. Committees were appointed, and a meeting schedule was drawn up. At the suggestion of program coordinator, Edna Graham, meetings were held twice each month This procedure until mid-ea- r. proved both profitable and enjoyable, and would have been continued had it not been for so many other activities in the area requiring club members time. The public meetings were held during the year: In October, legislative chairman, Edna Boatwright was in charge of a very three good program concerning amendments to the state constitution, and the incorporation of Dragerton; both questions were voted upon at the November election. On February 19, health and safety chairman, Mary Crawford and her committee planned the Medical program dealing with Aspects of Atomic Warfare, at which Dr. Gordon Johnson of Friend Harold Olsen Mark Foster Provo 'was speaker. Approxi250 interested townspeomately Visit Foster Home in Oolumbia ple attended this meeting. The toys exchanged at the The Mohee Cooking Club Christmas party, as well as a large dinner basket, were presentElected New Officers $ ! H ed to a needy family. All of our x4 ' The Mohee Cooking club met at meetings have been exceptionally the Sunnyside hotel on April 12. interesting and noteworthy. At I They elected officers and attend- International Relations meeting ed to the necessary routine busi- we heard of first hand war exV , ness. Linda Gale Tucker was periences from a Greek student; V elected i, president; Sharrna Peter- Rev. Kenneth Johnson made an son, vice president; Patsy Aram-bul- a, inspirational talk at our Decemsecretary; Luaha Duke, ber meeting; our initiation ceremeasurer; Lynett Farnsworth, or- mony that brought us nine new ganist; Nancy Kay Hanson, re- members, Mrs. Corrilla Stewart, porter, and Billie Allred and Mrs. Marjorie Monroe, Mrs. Alice r Klostor, Mrs. Mary Worthington, Nancy Allred, song leaders. Those enrolled in this club are: Mrs. Alice Pehrson, Mrs. Ellen Beverly Simons, Rose Mary Fau-;et- t, Peacock, Mrs. Helen Zoolackus, Joyce Childs, Ann Jensen, Mrs. Evelyn Varner and Mrs. ElLorceta Tibbeth, Joan Hixon, len Young were impressive to all Jeanine Haecls, Marie Potts, Mary of us; in March, we were all Ohs and Ahs as we viewed a large Frances Murphy and Pat Kelly. The next meeting will be held display of rare Haviland China at Shanna Petersons home on and heard the history of each precious piece. Thursday April 18, at 4:30. We are now looking forward to our April meeting and a visit Fish from our state president and dis :i trict director. ' ? ; Also on our calendar is our an. Carbon-Emer- y nual birthday tea; and then the MARK FOSTER state convention. Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Foster of Columbia. Patricia Sue Goniotakis Members of the Carbon-Emer- y Mark Foster is spending the Fish and Game Protective as- Has Birthday Party week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster of Co- -. sociation undertook the first fish Patricia Sue daughplanting expedition of the season ter of Mr. and Goniotakis, lumbia. . GonioSteve Mrs. Mark is a native of East Car- Tuesday when a truck load of takis, celebrated her third birthbon. He was born at Columbia legal browns from Springville day. The party was given by her and received his elementary and were dumped into the waters of mother. Ice cream and cake was lower Fish creek. The tank truck secondary education in Carbon erved to the following little county. At present he is attend- owned by the local association guests who helped celebrate - the ing the University of Utah, ma- Ws used in the project festive occasion: Donna Waring, Participating in the plant were Lynda Kay Smith, Betty Jo Sherjoring in biology. . With Mark came Harold Olsen, George Patterick, Jack Aramaki, wood, Landy Foster, Marion BurLuke Pappas, Dr. Frank Migliore, dick, 22, also a student at the univerCarolyn Poglajen, Theron and and Wardens Jaramillo Hugh in is art. Harold sity. Christensen, Colleen Whiting, majoring Masterson. Ed has of Bing Crosby bought three Shirley and Carol Coggins. Another truck load of legal Harolds pictures. He also has pic- M. Kesler T. Powell, manager tures in the Stockmens hotel at sized browns were dumped in Elko, Nevada. One of his recent Huntington canyon last Wednes- of the Social Security office at pictures hngs in the Executive day and this is the first of eight Provo will be in the court house at Office at Hotel Utah. On May 20, loads which have been allocated Price on Tuesday, April 24, from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., in acHarold will have on show at the to that location this year. asto cordance with a regular semi- colGovernors Mansion 40 water Any sportsmen desiring sist in the fish planting projects monthly, schedule of providing ors and 10 in oil. of the future are urged to register assistance to Carbon and Emery Mrs. Joe Harvey left for Og- their names with George Patte- - countypeople who desire help or den to visit her parents, Mr. and rck Migliore and Jhey wjll information onN Social Security Mrs. J. Br Hunter. be7 notified when needed pioowms. and , Carbon Ladies The East Carbon Lions wrapped dislocating every joint with a up their show, The Swanee Min- realistic interpretation of the strel with the final showing at Harlam Strut. The six end men: Ray Gibson, the Dragerton gymnasium, April 13. Lloyd Miller, LaMar Edwards, It was undoubtedly the best Ben Ferman, Lloyd Petersen and show of the season filled with Walter Lewis kept up a humorous repartee with interlocuter heart throbs and laughter. Director and interlocutor, Con- Staley. rad Staley, did a wonderful job Solos were sung by Lloyd Petin assembling talent and syn- erson, LaMar Edwards, Joseph chronizing that talent into a na- Booth, Quentin Harrison, Lloyd Orland ture production. He had the full Miller, Ben Ferman, Presand Lion of Mortensen, Ray Gibson, VeLoy backing support ident Harvey and the very neces- Varner, Walter Lewis and High sary assistance of Mrs. LaVar Huntington. Liddiard at the piano. The Infernal Machine was conwas Much unusuai talent structed by Lamar Edwards and brought to the attention of the operated by Joe Harvey. The bones were tunefully flipgeneral public. Val Rizzi singing and yodeling the Strawberry ped by Willard Jumper. Roan accompanied Andy Anderson, Clifford Mayby Ernest er Jesse and Arthur King did yeomen Baker and Perry Muncy, Hansen, Larry Gallegos strum- service in the opening and closming his guitar and giving a ten- ing choruses. or picture of A Shanty In Old In all it was stupendous, and Ben Ferman brought pride Jo, every East CarShanth Town. striking sparks with both feet and bon Lion. 'A- Number 16 i Swcanee Minstrels Give Final Show Xv Per Copy 5c or-lr- .- Fine Composite Display of Steel, Mining Industries at Carbon Eftiery Bank Here Continuing its policy of boosting local or area products and 150 Scholarships in talent, the Carbon Emery bank in Price is showing in its lobby, a fine display based on the activi- Every Field of Study ties and products of the Geneva Awarded by U of U Steel company and its subsidiary mining properties at Horse CanDeadline for approximately 150 yon and Columbia in East Carscholarships to virtually every bon. The display, which is about six field of study at the University of Utah was set today for April 15 feet high and twelve feet in by Dr. Obed C. Haycock, chair- length, is placed in a wood finishman of the scholarship awards ed panel frame. Starting at the committee. left, are actual samples of iron coke and limestone. InThis is one of the most im- ore, coal, side mining operations are picturpressive lists of awards ever made ed with glossy- - prints - of drilling, available to students and prosand pective students of the states cpal cutting, sorting, loading dumping. largest educational institution, In the center is a large photoDr. Haycock said. view of the graph of a Information pamphlets and ap- Geneva steelgeneral near Provo, plant plication blanks are obtainable with other pictures of the operanow from Dr. Haycock in Engi- tions necessary for the manufacj neering Hall 209 and in the offices ture of steel. On the right are exof the Dean of Men and the Dean amples of finished products, such of Women in the Park building. as and hot rolled strips, most remunerative especially cut and attached to the Among the of the awards is the Josephine panel. Beam Educational fund, set up The display was , made by the principally although not altogeth- Kilfoyle Krafts,under direction er for students in' the College of of Qrrville Jackson, The Carbon Emery bank has Engineering and the College of Mines and Mineral Industries. used its beautiful lobby since This scholarship carries a maxi- moving into the new building on mum of $500. All students in all South .Carbon avenue for display"ields are urged to apply. ing things of interest to people Four $500 awards are being of this area. Recently a picture in 'ffered by Standard Oil company oils by 'Lynn Fausett was hung if California, one to a student of just off the entrance. ach class, freshman, sophomore, Operations of the Geneva Steel unior and senior. company has the greatest impact on Eastern Carbon economic Also available are brants under conditions of any other industry. he Fulbrieht act which are open It is a to the United subsidiary 'or graduate tudv for one year in States. Steel and is the largest inany one of 20 foreign countries tegrated steel producer' in the. which winning applicants might eleven western states, with a steel "hoose. Futher information may of l,440,000met tons anbe obtained about thoce grants capacity nually. hrough Dr. Arthur L. Beelev. diTo make this steel, large quan- -. rector of the Institute of World tities of coking coal are obtained Affairs, in Liberal Arts 214. area. from the Carbon-Emer- y awards Mmy other outstanding Geneva Steel operates two coal dll be given including the Delta mines in the area the Geneva Vita Delta $300 scholarship, the mine at Horse Canyon and the Hellenic Improvement association. Columbia mine at Columbia. M25; the Salt, Lake Exchange The Geneva mine was develop-lubs four awards of $50 eacch, ed as a part of the .over-a- ll Gehe W. A. Wilson foreign student neva project with coal production cholarships (five) at $250 each, beginning in December of 1942.' the Auerbach and W. C. Browning It is the wests largest single coal 'wards at $500 each and scholar-hip- s mine, employing 780 men' with a from many colleges and daily production of over 4800 tons of the university and of coal. Coal from the Geneva from other private and civic don- mine is shipped to the Geneva ors plant where it is converted into Dr. Haycock stressed that the coke for use in smelting of iron. university awards few scholarThe Columbia mine has 325 ships on scholastic standing alone, employees with a daily producfinancial need of the applicant tion of coal of over 2000 tons. being important in almost all in- Most of the coal from this mine stances. supplies the coking needs of Geschool graduates neva Steel companys plant at Many high and students enrolled at the uni- Iron ton. versity fail to realize the many Geneva Steel companys coal things which enter into the se- mining operations,, .in. this .area.. lection of a scholarship or they contribute an annual payroll of would apply in greater number ' r $5,000,000. for these many benefits, he said. approximately F. V. Hicks is general superin'Application blanks should be tendent of mines for Geneva ' accompanied by a personal let- Steel. P. II. Holland is superintenter stating the vocational and dent of the Geneva mine and JJ. education plans of the applicant A. is superintendent at CoSharp and should be mailed direct to lumbia. Dr. Haycock. Two letters of recommendation, one from an inWare celebrated his structor ' familiar with the work Philip April 12. He was three of the applicant, also are required. birthday old. The young group ate years their fill of delicious ice cream Mr. and Mrs. Amll Zuoon are and cake. Saturday and visiting in Ogden " Kill all the' time you wish but Sunday with Mrs: Ray Butters, 3 lie sure it is your own. sister of Mrs. Zupon. . , . , . -- de-oartm- . . |