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Show WTW PROGRESS-Cast- le Dale, Utah 1970 Thursday, December 2 . J introducing Allred JoLyn Ferron Servicemen Missionary list. Members of La Marques named to Honor Society IFASUfllMM DBdDAdniD JoLyn Allred , 17 taken from a truckload delivered into Emery County contained 6.S weed seed on a weight basis. Add to that the 3,88 inert matter and the buyer was paying for grain that has only 90 lbs. of food value for each 100 lbs. of "grain". This sample contained 550 seeds of wild oats and 60 poverty weed seeds per 100 lbs. along with the 15 other species of weed seeds. Many of these seeds will pass through the animal to which it is fed and when the manure is spread on the fields add to an already great weed prob- - by BdH year old daughter of Ellis and Carolyn Allred of Pleasant GroVe, Utah, has recently been informed that she has been made a member of the National Honor Society. j She was accepted along with other people throughout the U. S. for a straight A grade point average, excellent records.' in scholarship, leadership, character and service. The club represents the fundamental objective for which schools are instituted and give recognition to those who have attained the desired goals. JoLyn is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Homer Duncan, Ferron, and Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Allred of Emery, Emery County Jaycettes (agricultural With the chill of winter in the air and an occasional snow flury, it is a little difficult to think of and remember problems caused by wends. Sure there are still many areas in the county where weed growth of the past season causes an otherwise beautiful ladnscape to take on a depressing, rundown quality. We should be thinking of ways in which to control weeds in the coming season now and not wait until midsummer to grow concerned about this menace. Plans for weed control next summer should begin when arrangements for seed buying are being made. In a survey conducted a few years ago, samples of grain seed were collected from farmers drill boxes and analyzed. One of these samples contained five different kinds of noxious seeds. By actual count, the seed was found to contain 149,000 seeds of wild oats, 8, 200 seeds of held bindweed (morning glory), 8, 800 poverty weed seeds, 800 quackgrass seeds and 400 seeds of nightshade per 100 pounds of seed. That makes a total of 167,000 noxious weed seeds in 100 pounds of grain seed. If 125 lbs. of this seed were planted per acre (the amount the farmer said he was planting), it would be an average of five noxious weed seeds per square foot of the field. The damage done to the land by planting seed of this type would take years to overcome by cultural means or it would require some rather expensive chemical treatments and die' fallowing of the land for one year. At any rate the "savings" on the farmers seed bill would be more than used up in crop losses and subsequent weed control costs. Another major source of weeds in some instances is the feed grain fed to animals. Recently a sample of weed grain Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Jones of Provo, former residents of Castle Dale, announand forthcoming ce the engagement marriage of their daughter, Madalyn, to Michael D. McGarry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bamey D. McGarry, also of Provo. Miss Jones is a graduate of Provo High School and LDS Seminary. She graduated with honors from Brigham Young University with an Associate of Science degree in Secretarial Technology. She is presently employed as an executive secre- The Emery County Jaycettes are again giving away a Barbie Doll with wardrobe. The Jaycettes have added a new attraction this year with an 18" baby doll with wardrobe. The two dolls and clothes are now on and display at the Castle Dale Co-will also be displayed at Bruces Market .in Orangeville, Thrifty Market in Huntington and Singletons in Ferron. The dolls will be given away December 11 at the Emery County High School Home making Department Fashion Show. op tary. Miss JoLyn oil spills up to 20 inches deep. SHERALDS DURGER BAR WE SPECIALIZE IN FRENCH FRIES AND DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS Mr. McGarry graduated from Provo School and LDS Seminary and is currently attending Brigham Young University. He is a member of the National Ski Patrol and is serving with Utah National Guard. The marriage ceremony will be performed on December 11 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, and a reception is planned for the following evening in Provo. The couple will make their home in Provo. Allred Engagement Repealed William H. Reay announce the engagement of their daughter, Paula, to Gary Howland, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs Howland of Green River, L'tah. The couple will be married on December 12, 1970, at the Green River Ward Chapel at four o'clock in the afternoon. A reception will be held honoring the couple at the Green River LDS Ward Cultural Hall beginning at 8 p.m. A have been program and nciijg . j. j 434 E. Main On paper, were Miss Paula Reay PROJECT DIRECTOR wanted for Senior ti Citizen's Center: Qualifications: Ability and desire to work with older people and a good rapport with the community in general; capacity to organize, coordinate and administer varied activities; be able to travel for learning esperiences. Use our paper for your shopping, bill paying, ' gift giving. Checks written on our an and errands save needless bank give you easy-to-fireceipt. Check with us soon. L Wilson 84 F. Btry 4th Bn. (Herl) 44th Atry. APO San Francisco Cal. 96571 Milovich Carbon High Diane Merchello Carbon Hiqh Fash- ion Board meets periodically to discuss the latest fashions, and to plan, and execute original ideas, for fashion displays at La Marque. tt Mrto and Mrs Ivan Nielson drove to spend Thanksgiving with their daughters, Mr and Mrs Jim(Susan) Young and Mr and Mrs Greg (Rebecca) Morten-se- n. Also spending the day was Mr and Mrs Tom Griswold (Helen) and family, who drove from Elko, Nevada. 1 Mr and Mrs Keith Prestwich from Mapleton were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan Neflson. fT Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Mac Deveraux for Thanksgiving were Mac's parents, Mr and Mrs George Deveraux and also a brother, Mr and Mrs Bill Deveraux and two sons of Magna. TT Mr and Mrs Melvin Huntington and family spent the Thanksgiving weekend e's in SLC and Woods Cross visiting with sister, Mr and Mrs Jim Hood and also keeping dental appointments. TT Mr and Mrs Max Ralphs and family journeyed to Bountiful to spend the holiday with Mr and Mrs Norman Ensign and SLC Mrs Fern Hazel Christensen, Christensen and Miss Mary Kay Davis motored to SLC, Provo and Logan for the Thanksgiving weekend. . Hazel spent the time with her daughter, Mrs Vera Clark, in SLC, Mary Kay spent the day with her mother in Provo, and Fern joumedey to Logan to be with Mr and Mrs Gary and to have dinner with Mr and Mrs Ellis Beach. TT Mr and Mrs James Hagen and daughter Heather from Las Vegas, Nevada spent the holidays with Sandra's parents, Mr and Mrs Dee Christensen. TT Mrs Harry Conover has returned to her home after undergoing major surgery in SLC. She is feeling much better. Visitors at their home were Mr and Mrs George Conover and two girls from Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Linda Conover from TT Mrs et) SLC. At the Paul Nelson home for the holiday were Mr and Mrs Gary Anderson and son Gary Paul from Rock Springs, Wyoming and also Roxanna from USU. TT Mr and Mrs Dennis Luke have moved their trailer from Ferron to Arizona. Before leaving, they spent the Thanksgiving holiday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Mead. TT Robert Mead is spoid ing a week at Camp Williams for a Highway Patrol Training school. Berensen TT Visiting at the Clayton home for Thanksgiving were Mr and Mrs Roger Killpack and two children from Moab, Mrs Gary Berensen and two children from Orem, Mrs Harvey Croft and 3 children and Mrs Elwin Binks from Provo, and Mrs Virginia Mertz and children. TT Mrs Maggie Fugate has returned home from the Carbon hospital and is reported to be feeling much better, TT Mrs JoAnn Crawford, her mother Mrs Ida Wall, her sister Mr and Mrs Duane Acord from North Hollywood, Cal. , to Bullfrog Basin. They stayed with brother, Mr and Mrs Morris Wall. From there they went to Moab to see sister Mr and Mrs Clark Van Buren. "' TT Mr and Mrs Aaron Williams and Kerry traveled to SLC to spend Thanksgiving with Esther's two sisters, Mr and Mrs David Eisinhower and family and Christine Nielson. TT Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Killpack were Mr and Mrs Russell Killpack from Colorado, Mrs Nina Killpack, Mr and Mrs Earl Olsen, Emery, Mr and Mrs Robert Killpack, and Jean was home from school at BYU. TT Mr and Mrs William Krompel spent the holiday with Mrs Mertle Olsen. TT Mr and Mrs Corden Pace and family, and Mr and Mrs Bill Pace and family traveled to Provo to spend Thanksgiving with Bill and Cord's mother, Mrs Laura Pac. , TT Mr and Mrs Jay Fullmer and family spent five days in Quincey, Washington visiting with Jay's father Mr Howard Fullmer, and his sister Mr and Mrs Duane (Joy) Markusen and family. TT Mr and Mrs Line Chynoweth spent Thanksgiving in Fallon, Nevada visiting with Lane's brother, Mr and Mrs Arthur V. Chynoweth. TT Connie Olsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elden Olsen, spent Thanksgiving in Gunnison with her sister, Mr and Mrs Merrill Young and family. TT A group of Mia Maids put on a program for the rest home on Sunday. Those involved were Connie Olsen, Debbie Jones, Becky Behling, Darla Wright, Faye Killpack and their teacher Mrs. Sam Singleton. TT Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Behling and family were Mr and Mrs Larry Anderson and Jennifer and also Joan was home from school at Snow College, TT Mr and Mrs Dwight Killpack and family entertained the following people on Thanksgiving: Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wil-be- rg and son Drew; Mrs Lily Snow (who is Maude's mother); Mr and Mrs Gary Petty, and Parke who is home for a week from Dixie College. TT wanted at the Senior Citizen Center. citizen background A with ac- counting records and to complete finan- Your Full Service Bank cial and statistical reports quired by federal, Home Managed as may be state and local re- gov- ernment. Salary $66.00 per month, (part-ti- job). me All applications must be in by Dec. 14. Mail to: George Conover, Chairman, Emery County Coimcil on Aging CcjlbDdo Box 484, Castle Dale, Utah 84513 Main Price. Utah 1 1 H. H. C. 3rd Ord BN APO San Francisco California 96491 1 1 Vo havo boon favour new store 2 years and to 1 thanti you for your patronage we are offering r1 theso timely values for your holiday shopping rr St. Sgt. James E. Fish AF 19678920 PO Box 3372 347 Trans Sqd APO San Francisco, Calif. 96323 Capt. Merrill E. Leslie 5112 East Carey Las Vegas, Nevada 89100 Olen R. Duncan A THURSDAY I FRIDAY I 1 , SN MR3 Charles F. Allridge 082395 USS F.D. Roosevelt CVA 42A6 Div. (33 Fleet Post Office New York, New York 09501 Joan Curtis lives the carefree life inEncron Box 713 APO San Francisco, AF (1966) t polyester knit WINCHESTER Elder Craig Larsen 305 Virginia Ann Arbor, Michigan 98433 25 Box 1466 Jackson, Wyoming Elder James Peterson C. P. 21 Porto Uniao S, C. Tanie Worthen Cali Colunbia SHREDDED FOAM Box 1391 1 BAG 25 MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS Pack of 8 Reg. $1. 29 Pant Life. New frefedom. Easy, BATTS flattering tunic and pants, chain belted. Machine washable Encron polyester textured knit. Navy, cream or lime. Sizes Reg. $3.49 NOW OFF QUILTING SPECIAL 894 45" all cotton Broadcloth 594 45" 65 poly 35 cotton yd. fine Broadcloth 984 yd. Pillow Forms 12" Round or ' 1 Square 12 Square $2.99 794 14" Round or 994 Pri. night ootii Christmas Sizes 9 NOW Bonded Polyester '1 Reg. $2.49 NOW $1.99 Open ovorp 12-2- 2 Encron Is a reg. T.U. ol Amsrlcsn Enks Corp. Darrell G. Kuykendall yd. Our entire stock of woolens Dress weights to coat weights. . The finest Brands on the Market. ..... 10-1- 7308 OFF Ideal for pillows and stuffed 664 bag Toys. I Also Half I 12 12 I Ij Reg. $30.00 Special $24.95 Brasil per 100 Polyester Zodiac Prints for Blouses, Dresses, Robes and Holiday Lounge Wear Reg. $4.95 NOW $1.95 yard PILLOW MAKINGS f Elder Ralph Worthen 1 tubes,..'. (Except Fair Trade Items) ed 794 PAHT FABRIC S1TCIALS U h I I I Satin-Roll- only Completely Waterproof Reg. $12.98 NOW $7.98 1 25 Elder Michael Ralphs 1111 Turner North West Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 CRM 45" Quality on LADIES FASHION BOOTS (Includes Knee Hi) Elder Dale O. Larson English South Mission 280 The Meadway, Reading Tilehurst, Berkshire, England APARTSDO AIREO ' Saturday EVERY CASUAL SIZE $2.99 QUEENS.. $3.49 KINGS... $4.49 REG; OFF LADIES PILE LINED WEATHER BOOTS Elder David Zwahlen Tuurimtie 3 A-- ll Turku Elder Don Childs Fyensgade 10 1v 2200 KH Benhaun N. Denmark 2- -6 PILLOW MAKING 'SPECIALS f 48103 Girls Sizes $2. 99 Pillows Sizes 6 12 to 12 Reg. $29.95 to $49.95 i Usatc Fort Lewis, Washington BOOTS For Work and Play Pvt. Don O. Noyes 50 Boys and JEANS VERY SOFT POLYESTER I Calif. 96237 r? TODDLER's Duel fold and Tri fold asst. Styles and colors Reg. $5.00 & $6.00 NOW $2. 99 Capt. Gary C. Berensen 1 x MEN'S WALLETS B823396 USS John Marshall ' SSBN 611 (B) F.P.D. New York, New York 09501 MacDill AFB Florida 33608 Does not include mens work pants ot wool dress pants. n's felt qualified to point All of Herman Behling's children and most of the grandchildren celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday and 'Grandpa's' 78th birthday at the Behling home this week. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson (Verda), of Santa Fe Springs, Calif. , Mr and Mrs Henry Behling and fatnily of Pocatello, Idaho; Mr and Mrs Clair Behling and family, Columbia Mr and Mrs Ollie Lindsey (Leah) and family of Provo; Mr and Mrs Don Unger (Alice) of Denver, Colorado; Mr and Mrs Rex Behling and family of Payson. Also celebrating with the family was Mrs ha of Morgan of Price (sister-in-la- w Herman. If Wallace and Neldona Baldwin and family of SLC spent Thanksgiving and the weekend here with Feno and Evelyn Huntington. Wick and Pat Huntington & girls were also dinner guests at the Huntington home. Enjoying Thanksgiving dinner and the weekend holiday at the home of Parker and Dorthy Childs were: Fred Lowry of Hollywood, California; Mr and Mrs Davenport and family of Ontario, Cal. ; Fred and Virginia Beynon and family , Bountiful, Utah; Mr and Mrs Louis Louck of Duchesne, Utah (former residents of Castle Dale); and Dorthy's mother, Vera Ungerman. Vera returned to Hollywood with Fred, where she will spend the winU-t- ' Services Held Stephen Paul Tucker, age 7 years, was bom on Oct. 18, 1963 in Fairchild to Ozzie and Gaytha Peacock Tucker. He attended his first year of school in Placerville and was enrolled at Napa. His home address was 4006 Silverado Trail, Napa, which was a busy trail; cars whizzing by constantly. On November 19 at 4 p.m. Stephen attempted to cross the Trail and was struck by a passing car. Stephen spent his last two days in the unQueen of the Valley Hospital-Nap- a, der intensive cardiac care. He passed away at 7 p.m. Saturday, November 21. Besides his immediate family, he is survived by maternal grandparents Dale and Elda Peacock, Placerville, Aunts and uncles Alice Brown, Virginia, Gloria Carlson, Roseville, Cal. , Francis Peacock, Boise, Idaho, David Peacock, Grand Forks, North Dakota, Van Peacock Ceres, Cal., Ross Peacock, St. George, Gene Tucker, Utah, Mildred Lane, Funeral services were conducted by Bp. Joel N. Gillespie, L. D. S. Church. Bur-i- el in Fairfield cemetery. Services Held Meeting Set All sportsmen of the Carbon Emery area who desire to express their opinion on the contemplated license increase are urged to attend a meeting next Thursday, December 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the little Court Room, Carbon County Court House in Price, Utah. It will be conducted by the Carbon Em-e- ry Fish & Game Association according to the president, Harry Mangus of Price, Several items of interest to the sportsmen will be discussed and officers of the Department of Fish G Game will be invited to explain the purpose of the license increase. to as a failure. 4 ulco taws ah; Di-ant- Lou-isian- na. Graveside services were held at the City Cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. for Victor A. Wareham, who died in a Salt Lake hospital November 23 following a stroke. Bom Sept. 1, 1885, Molen, Emery Co. Utah to Seth and Margaret Ann Shaw Wareham, Married Verona Geneva Fullmer 1930 in Price. She died in 1941. He was a member of the L. D. S. Church, a Legion Post of Orangeville, veteran of World War II, a retired coal miner and farmer. He is survived by sons Victor Grant of Wilmington, Delaware, Franklin Dee, Salt Lake City, Scott T. , Woods Cross, a step daughter, Mrs Zinnia Humphrey, Orangeville. Nine grandchildren, a brother, Orlando, Grand Junction, ' o. Mr, Wareham, had made his home in Salt Lake City the past few years. Tve never seen a man I Castle Dale News in bookkeeping with the ability to maintain appropriate rant r FADRIC CENTER n's No( SEC RETARYBOOKKF.EPER M Ro-xi- family. gndmh IheMh! - APPAREL CENTER and 528-56-8- $300.00 a month. some Ftfo Pfc. Dale The La Marque Mary Ellen ' Capt. Wesley W. George FERRON NEWS specific educational requirement. Salary le Home Owned HUNTINGTON NEWS CURLY-- the perfect bank for you. Madalyn Jones Engagement revealed Doll BEADS HEX POLLUTION Tiny glass beads to facilitate burning of oil pollution on beaches and water surfaces have been developed by Pittsburgh Corning Corp. When spread on oil spills, the beads act as candle wicks absorbing oil. The beads continuously feed flames of ignited oil by capillary action. The firm claims successful use of the beads in burning totally crude Shelley Smith Carbon High Miss lem. J. PROGRESS-Cast- le Dale, Utah Thursday, November 26, 1970 ter. Delon Olsen visited two weeks in St. Anthony, Idaho with his widowed sister, Hazel Hill. Enroute home he visited in Mrs Orange Ogden with his sister-in-laOlsen. In SLC he visited with his son wife, Mr and Mrs Arthur Olsen. In American Fork he had Thanksgiving dinner with hi s sister Chasty Harris. His wife, Argene and sister Crystal Rosenberg, joined him for Thanksgiving at American Fork. George and Ada Magnuson entertained their entire family at a Thanksgiving dinner: Bishop and Mrs Gordon Thomas & family of six irom Bountiful, Utah; Mer-r- il and Charlotte Cox and family from Provo nad their married son Collin and wife Patty. A baby girl was bom to Mr and Mrs Sharpe Snow November 2 in the Carbon Hospital. The little one will be blessed Sunday and given the name of Sauna Ruth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Russell Snow, Castle Dale, and Mr and Mrs Dod Wilstead of Castle Gate, Utah. Mr and Mrs Phil Mack Jorgensen and family of West Jordon were Thanksgiving and weekend guests at the home of Phil Mack's parents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Jorgensen and Mrs Jorgensen's parents, Parley ajid Elda Anderson. Kathleen and Randell Christensen of BYU were guests at the Floyd Jorgensen home. Floyd and Inez are Kathleen's grandparents. w, Spartan News There's a mad rush in the Home Economics Department this week with trying to get ready for the fashion show. It will be held on December 11, 1970 at the High School. There will be a dance after, with the music furnished by the "Cement W indow " Mr and Mrs Wright Childs are very happy to have their son and his wife, Mr and Mrs G.R. Childs visit them from SLC. They just spent 3 years in England, Delile and Doris Cramer and family, Ferril and Bonnie Davis and family Doug and Arline Reid and baby all enjoyed the Thanksgiving with their parents Clifford and Jennie Erickson. H Vearl and Emma Tucker enjoyed their children Vearl Ray and Jackie and family and Mrs Willard from Alamont and Robert and Dianna from Sandy, and from Huntington Earl and Sheila Gordon and daughters. Mr and Mrs Jerrod Tucker and family. H Mr and Mrs Ted Olson and family of Roy and Mr and Mrs Kent Alger of Price spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Nelson Alger, their parents. On Sunday the Algers motored to SLC to visit with Mer-r- il Alger, who is ill and isn't doing too good. Mr and Mrs Charles Larsen, and Mr and Mrs Leon Larson came to see them last week. Arvel and Georgena Hansen had a good visit on Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs Mabel Lofley who lives in the rest home at Price. Others enjoying dinner with them was Mr and Mrs Dulan Rasmussen and Wayne of Spring Glen. II Mr and Mrs Del Ray Brotherson and family enjoyed visits from her parents, Mr and Mrs Loren Dalton and brother Gerald Dalton and family, H 37 people had dinner with Mr and Mrs James Mangum; the Peterson family of Elmo, Mr and Mrs David Mangum of Dragerton, Mr and Mrs Earl Mangum and family of SLC, Mr and Mrs Wesley Peterson and her sister. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers was reorganized with Mrs Phylis Heaton as president, Mrs Ethal Mangum and Mrs Maude Jones as assistants, Mrs Norma Tucker as sec. Mrs Lillian Oviatt treas., Lesson Leader Mrs La Rue Lofley, Iva Jensen Custodian of relics, La Mon Christensen Chaplin, other officers, Virgil Heaton, A Christmas party is planned for Dec. 17. They invite new members, f! Thanksgiving dinner was served at Mr and Mrs Lindon Heatons to Mr and Mrs. Earnest Ketchum and family, Paul and Deloris Heaton and family and Harvard G Barbara Heaton and family. Mr and Mrs Max Heaton motored to SLC to spend the holiday with their daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs Glen Jensen served dinner to her mother, Mrs Dagmar Litster C her sister and family of Ogden. Mr and Mrs Marvin Hansen enjoyed dinner with her parents Mr and Mrs Doyle Allred and her brothers Jim and his sons, Mr and Mrs Pat Allred, Visitors were Mr and Mrs Jim West and Mr and Mrs Ben Tucker and family. Fred and Loma Jensen enjoyed her parents, Bishop and Mrs Loren Wells. Rodney and Deloraa Ann Davis spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Einor Erickson and Mrs Maude Jones. The inside of Whimpey's Inn facilities since the recent hosts new equipment and other modeling job. The old Whi mpey Inn takes on look since Deon and a new , re- Karen Ward have had the place remodeled. , Whimpeys Inn Gets Renovated On Oct. 31 Deon and Karen Ward hosted the grand opening of llieir new business, located at North Main Street in Hunting-to- n. Five years of planning went into this business and produced a new and modem building which has been enlarged and has new finishings and equipment for the inside. Deon and Karen are happy with the results and invite Emery County residentsto stop in anytime and see for themselves. |
