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Show PAGE THIRTEEN 'arty Held H Listen Sunimerhays Sqorts! By Don Watkins You know that old, worn-o- HEAD FLAG WEEK EVENTS Society Notes County-Wid- e ex- ut Theies nothing to do pression Scofield around here, ically has a hollow ring when you begin pondering trys Flag, by the primary grades unjust how Comr ncemert exercises of der the direction of Mrs. Sherwood; many sports we in Caibon county the have access to. It isnt a matter ol acoiield school were held piano duet, Rocking Cradle by Lois the in what theie IS to do, but rather what school weie held in the school Sillitoe and Josephine Thomas; play, you WANT to do (Even ,1 I did end Wednesday evening, May 28 How Jack Learned, by the third and both sentences with a The program follows; America the fourth grades; Bluebells of Scotland pieposition). We aie luckily situated in a seasonby the audience; and Juanita, by the Tonette band; LSUng able climate that alfoids us an op- Pledge to the flag, H. C. duet, Bement; in- reading, What I Live For; piano Steeple, by Ruby Biggs and Colportunity of indulging in almost any vocation, Thomas Biggs, Jr; Lovelv The leen Helsten; reading, America For outdoor sport you would care to Utah, by the school drill, Lets take a quick gander over Lady Spang and dialoguechorus; Our Coun- - Me by Norma Hendrickson; trio, the Soldiers the list and choose at least one or Darlene Farewell, by more spoits we think u'e would like and Strang, Ruby Biggs days champing at the bit in anticipa- Binns, violin solo; The Glow Farrell and devote a little spaie time in par- tion Worm, include Paul Mancina, industri- by Lois Trowbridge; piano solo, Preticipating well be better boys and ously working on his own interpreta- lude, by Joyce Trowbridge; valedicgirls, mentally alert and physically tions of flat fish, spinners, and the torian, Veronica Podbvesek, student sapped Really though, it will put a like, and George Warren, heatedly body president; The Story of the bloom on your cheek and a sparkle in f.lnnith,e of a Pacular fly! Rose, by the seventh your lamps. grade chorus; Lharley Atwood and Ray Walt- - commencement address, Supenntend- SlMMTRHAYS PRESTON I For instance, lets take fishing, or Gent Reeves; Old Glory, school Vr,.. moie specifically those who do, be ?afe in betting your chorus: of presentation are preparing for a trek to their ,Dottom VUJ1, . Newell p.uty for foimer Coach dollar the opening morning W. S. Trowbridge; closing certificates, Carbon song, Am popular favorite haunt at will some Summerhas. find Glen Nelson, Lem Shiner, erica, eston lake by the audience and benedicand college coach was or mountain stream, for nearby Call Reichart the Doc and out C. opening in tion, H. Bement. mem-rfRuggeri on the 15th. If you are the sort at the Countiy club by who the middle of some stream or lake. This doesnt like Ditto the club Saturday night Ross a for go fishing, A farewell Boyack (impeccably atalong a series of party was givboat ride. Surely it wont was the last in be the tired in the latest fishing regalia), en in honor surprise of Mrs. Virginia Poul-so- n that were given for Coach first ride youve been taken for! Art Rasmussen, who catches the kind who will leave shortly for Cali'Urhavs during the past week. Some of the Isaac Waltons weve that usually get away, Fred Bosone, fornia Saturday It was givleft Monday ummerhays Coach Gnvet, Elmie Bernardi, Paul en by Mrs. Joan evening. Waklee and members to repoit noted around the village the last few George Lake City Salt for Holbrook and ,mmg hundreds of others. of the Ladies Bridge club at the home active duty in the army air corps Many sportsmen are building boats of Mrs. Waklee. Among the guests of three A J a C. Monroe, for Biowne, J period enlisted Roberts, that are equally suitable for pleasure present at the affair were Mrs. Ethel had Belmont Richards, Marl Gibson, Dr! as well as earhei date, ',r fishing. Mayor Bracken Wilson, Mrs. Leda Strang, Mrs. Ida E. B. the talks Sessions, Charles Atwood, Jack Lee was among the first following a few sport to construct Stone, Mrs. Rose Koski, Mrs. Mary a 'mbers of the club piesented Vignetto, A. H. Kellough, Lem Shin- a pleasure craft in his spare time. Skufca, Mrs. Lanore Koski, Gussie a farewell er, Fred Bonomo, Don Watkins, Earl Freddie Bonomo merato Summeihays as finished a and Ruby Harkness, Mrs. Caroline Hills, Paul Mancina, Dave Bryson, trim little job thatrecently behaved very well Bezyack and Miss Caroline Gorishek. follow-Mat R. the j. included R. Gilmour, The guest list Kirkpatrick, up on Scofield reservoir, Sunday. A delicious luncheon was served and Ben Redd, John Redd, Ruel Charles Graves, A. W. McKinnon, Max Dooley has a honey Im sure he Rose Koski, Ethel prizes were won and Arthur Smith. would take the gals riding m (blondes Wilson and Ledaby Mayor J. Bracken Lee, James Hal Strang. preferred), and Don Tucker is also sporting a new scow. Many others Miss Maud Martin was in Scofield were up to the dam Sunday May 26 and organized a club trying their boats out. here. Louise Poulson, Norma HendIts easy ot understand the fate of rickson, Darleen Strang, Ruby Biggs, an enormous amount of fish each Ethel Jean Wilson and Colleen Hel(even if they only catch one sten are members and Leda Strang apiece) when you see Hyatt family is the local leader out en masse. There were only six out Sunday; Wes and Lyle, and wives, Frosty and Della; Homer and younger brother, but Mr. and Mrs. and Jack, AND I dont know how many By Elsie Mortensen more, are all enthusiasts. A Four-club meeting was held at Now for another up and coming the home of Mrs. Julia Stair with "Limit in fishing thrills . sport that has made great strides in Miss Maude Martin m attendance to the popularity exercising the club into a sewing group If you have sufficient uphol- organize Election of officers was the main THOSE precious few hours you get on your stering to absorb the shock, this is business of the meeting and the folfavorite stream spend them with tackle a sport that is very stimulating (at which has earned the confidence of more fly received offices: Ruth Baer, least in one spot) and healthful. How lowing anglers than any other1 Y In our stock ot president; Ada Barney, vice presican be of full so Weber creations you will find flies that are hard they hay and Cleora Thayn, secretary and to sit on is beyond me, but in any dent; authendependable trouters . . . treasurer; Barbara Russell, song leadBamboo Fly Rods ticated by 41 years of event there are several who think er; Apnlla Cox, reporter and Bonstudy and ex$12 to $35 theres nothing quite like it (I agree). nie Rich, organist. The following perience . . exclusive specialty lures . rods, Wibtrk n ft Mono lines, reels, leaders, spinners everything for In the horsy set we turn to Judge people were fTia. Hndkrft present when the group the fly enthusiast. Come in today' ach a Masccrkralt Fred Keller, Donald Hacking, Gladys planned their summer program: m itt cLuj A Draper and Katherine Clark for inBackbone, balance Maaterkraft locking reel teat. formation Reports are that a riding Trout Fly Series club w'lll soon be formed, another asVofcff HeftiKoll Perfected standard set to the community. Fly Lines pattern reproductions of the natural C. L. Leavitt, J. Allen Browne, insect for all trout Erin Leonard, and their charming and pan 6th Hop per is aottbodied equestrienne daughters, make a pretMoaquito 20c and floats easily The ty picture when they are out for a sprangly Mosquito canter. may be fished wet as swell a a dry Other Space permits only a short outline for wet use pattern of some of the other sports we could Caddu Fly 20c Suei 6, 6 10 and 12. Taper, No. go in for, such as tennis (consult Marl mw Vrber driign a and Bessie Gibson, Earl Hills, Aaron Standard levels and aortment of one Pack DoublcTapers Hanson and Ted Brown), baseball, each of theeix (din patented No ahown. I Willow 20c'J ofpattern sandlot style as played by Tom Twm ' tramier box Per A sat. Si 25 Female Shad 25c Charley Horse Draper, Dwight The Portsider and Wetenkamp Drake Aide Fly Reel some of the boys) golf if you want Reinforced browiv to go daffy bowling, skiing and finish Bakelite, sturhunting, all of which will be discussdy, light Ample ed more fully in coming issues. capacity Each $3.25 Floating If I havent succeeded m filling you Famous Drake Strain an with the desire to go out and comtest" Leaders imitation1 Six mune with Mother Nature after all lnet obtainable1 pattern live or Sett genuine Sparv of this, follow my example when dead style. Site ah nlkworm gut 6to 12, each. .25c you get the urge to exercise, just lie down until the feeling goes away! audi-tonu- m men-tio- n. - - hun-die- ds of I Mac-Knigh- t 4-- H sea-seas- on WITH WEBER TACKLE H hay-burne- rs. Ken Mower, left, and George Grivet who are chairman and assistant chairman, respectively, of the Flag Week activities beginning June 7 at Helper, and ending June 14 at Price. Cleora Thayn, Aprilla Cox, Ada Bar-- 1 ney, Ruth Baere, Barbara Russell, Bonnie Rich, Dixie Stair, Olive Branch, Mrs. Ernest Stair and Miss Maude Martin. Mothers attending the affair were: Mrs. R. W. Robinson, Mrs. Chris Donahue, Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mrs. Howard Milton, Mrs. Lester Blackham, Mrs. James Burton, Mrs. Plese, Mrs. Steve Harvoth, Mrs. Lenard Williams and Pals were honored at the Relief Mrs. Lyman Leavitt. society pal party held Tuesday evening. Each person brought a gift and June Thayns Sunday school class motored to Helper Sunday to visit the Helper Sunday school. The following made the trip: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thayn and children, Paul and Elaine; June Thayn, Arbon Mortensen, Dean Hansen, Ross Golding, Georgia Broadhead, Melene Burnett, Alene Rich, Flora Snow, Marie Tidwell and Edith Eves. Mrs. Lewis Finley entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Clell Pettey of Salt Lake City. Kenilworth Guaranteed Vulcanizing -J BEST QUALITY MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP s . . , . By Mrs. G. F. Hall Ray Thurman treated the Boy Scouts to a weiner roast and picnic Thursday evening. Thursday Mrs. Clell Pettey was the guest of honor at a breakfast given by Mrs. Lee Kirk at her home. Other guests were Mrs. Melville Sherfick, Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mrs. Lewis FinMrs. Calvin Jewkes entertained the ley and Mrs. Clee Gordon. students of the seventh grade, their Utahs cash incomes from farm mothers and the school faculty at a tea given at her home on Tuesday of marketings in March amounted to last week. Guests were entertained $392,000, compared with $446,000 in with a program following the tea. February 1940. v- creel-filler- Hiawatha their pal. Main and 3rd JEANS SERVICE East - Price immpfc 843-Comp- 7 Wobar-Hentha- -- amax-fn- g EASTERN UTAH ELECTRIC COMPANY SOFTBALL STARTED Softball got off to a good start here Monday night when the Kiwanis Price, Utah 55 "i r A ri d ri SO YOU THINK I SHOUlO GET A DODGE TRUCK? SURE DOI YOU CANT OET A BETTER TRUCK AT ANY PRICEI COMPARE team trounced the Federal Employees by a score of 15 to 11 and the Junior Chamber of Commerce cellared the Rotary team aspirants by a score of 20 to 15. Both the games were hard fought and the stiffness displayed the following days by the participants showed that the boys must have played hard. Comment overheard I wonder if it was about the games: worth the effort. IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL District Court in and for Carbon County, State of Utah. SUMMONS. Carbon County, a political subdivision of the State of Utah, and a body corporate and politic of the State of Utah, Plaintiff, vs. Sarah A. Warren, Rex Warren and Candace Warren, husband and wife, Arthur Warren and Mattie Foster Warren, husband and wife, Mrs. Leo Down-arClifford Warren and Maude Johnson Warren, husband and wife, of Parley P. Warren, otherwise known as P. P. Warren, deceased, and all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, esthe tate, or interest in, or lien uponcomreal property described in the ownplaint, adverse to the plaintiffs title or clouding plaintiffs ership, thereto. Defendants. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE d, with any truck at any price and youll reach the same decision Yes, sir! Theres something about a Dodge Job-Rate- d truck that s different. It . . just keeps rotlin along ! Easy on gas . easy on od . . . easy on upkeep! And Dodge truck drivers Say. Easy on trucks are built me, too. Dodge Job-Rate- d Jhat way the famous Dodge dependable quality way. 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This action is brought to recover a title to judgment quieting plaintiffs of tracts land, described following the situated in Carbon County, State of above-enUtl- ed Utah, All of Lot 1 of Section 1, Township 14 South, Range 10 East of the Salt Lake Meridian; Lots 3 and 4 of Section 31, 11 Township 13 South, Range Lake Meridian; Salt of the East AH of Lot 4 of Section 6, 11 Township 14 South, Range East of the Salt Lake Meridian. EDWARD SHEYA, to-w- it: STEELE MOTOR CO. Ave. Price, Utah Attorney for Plaintiff. 8 Date of first pub., May ,1941 1941 Date of last pub., June 5, Men ARROW WHITE SHIRTS like Arrow Whites because they're always and correct, go with any color suit Sanfor theyre Mitoga figure-shape(fabric shrinkage less than a In many versions of the piddling famous Arrow collar $2 up ... d, ized-Shrun- k 11) ... ARROW SUMMER SHIRTS Does yonr Dad ever get hot and uncomfortable in ordinary shirts? Get him a conple ol Arrow Summer Shirts. 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