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Show TIIE Page Two SUN-ADVOCAT- Municipal Pool Is Popular Place Thursday, June PRICE, UTAH E, CANDIDATES IN PRIMARY GIRD Four Carbon Men $75 FOR TAKING AUTOMOBILE FROM OWNER Flu First June Weeks Coal Output Given with Ray Vtlesquez, charged automo-b.l- e an owner of his without intent to steal, was fined $75 and sentenced to 52 days He pleaded in the county jail Dart ruled L. B. tv. Judge guil be sentence of the that 37 2 days of the payment upon .suspended Lne and a stay of execution granted for a period of six months on the balance of the sente rue. 15 days, pioviding the fine be- -i is paid and ujxm the good av ior of the defendant de-piiv- FOR CONTESTS Most contested candidates in the coming primary election aie no out working hard for vots of Carbon county citi.cns for Tuesare day, July 9 Five Democrats uncontested in their own party H H Young for clerk, Charles Sernken, assessor; Arthur N. Smith, tieasuiei, Flank Bonacci Disti id 1 representative, and John 'liene, surveyoi. Mr Smith, Mr Bonaec i and Mr Bene have no op- merits on either tnkot so fat Much interest centers around the races for sheriff and the 27 Join Regular Army Four C'ai bon cmrpy mcr ha. enlisted in the U S the past 10 days, army dan,.. Master Sergeant Atthurn k resident recruiter. Tbem Urac Chester K. Qumtant of Buev rd Joe bato and Joe E Romero of nT" Ur58erton. Sgt. Doran stated that veu - may in the regular in a high grade comment with their previous trainm- though 90 days la. clapvej., discharge provided reenlisC BOUND OVFR TO ANSWER is effected prior to the first CHARGES c' TO BURGLARY Regulrtio' July Retaining t elther ticket, A John Ru c i : and to these lmpoitar t ' RPorfoiu- uFidel Valdez waived the right Luke Pappas are matches f, tie and was change at tout t.me Demoi latic nomination t1 e winner a preliminary hearing distnet court. to nppi ic Mark Hammond, lit pub- bound over to the The man with money to W. second of degree vver t an chaiges four-yecommissioner posts, lican, for county attorney finds his match. him. usually filed against four candidates are after the lath l Four Democrats, Joseph Didlti, hngliry "j1-lDemf 'and one Republican and air Robert Henderson, James W oi rats s,.ck p e sh rtfs i ffi i e, Pi ice, and L O Boitm.'c, n mi hiding the incumbent, Joe DulDiagerton, are alter the Dt le : ler nod for sherill t do bat Talk still persists that the war with R. (Curley) Monroe, lone I veterans will file a full tiiket in Republican apn mt, Irvin Gerber the county, hut this c n he doin and L A Grundvrg. both of Well-nig- ti unv time up to October 5 Most the two-yen, are after veterans of the political wars do iiinitiS' loner post, both under the i v 'not seem to take this tin eat viivj roobci, Silas Rowley, Spring defi-- 1 seriously. Anyway, nothing Gltn, E Biy Miller, Spnng Glen, v rate can be learned fiom supposed V R Byige, Helper, and Di C S ticket R Fabling. Helper, all b.nkeis of an Democrat.c C mdiiiate local candidates are uats, seek tl e tom Vf a coni: Twenty-fiv- e 1! t, H Young, iJi fo- rin the rate spot, Frank B nmci for s,i Mi and will be opposed by Mae Bliss 1. first diHriit, j)u sentaiv e, Republiiun, for clerk, Lena Bait- -' John Bene for surveyor, Dimo-ii..t- ., lett, incumbent, w ill do battle vv ith ale liHOltC'tid. I, K Lffie Anderson, for the recorder s Brice, and J nk R Al'cn, WelPrimary Election July 9 'job, both being Denuirats lington, soak the Dcmociatie nomCharles Si mki n, Democrat, and ination ior repiesentative m the AN OVERSEAS VETERAN John V. Liddell, Republican, will hciond district. (Ban! Boll al Adv.) contest for the assessors position. d S vonrte The labels on 's,'.','.',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',','. Parcel post Aitnui N Smith is unopposid ist ar ai r Your VOTE for A. JOHN RUGGERI ar Good For A Hot Summers Day will be greatly Come on in, the walei's fine! is about what any Ih lie youngster would say these hot days as he cools off in the municipal plunge, one of the best in the country. The pool was constiuited in 1941, The water is circulated through Biters three costing over $60,0(10 times every 24 hours and before finally returning to pool, it gets a S' me special chloiirre treatment to help make it absolutely sterile. 500 people, old and young, enjoy the facilities every day. At right is Vernon Merrill in his high chair where he can keep a watchful eye on the swimmers. This is the sixteenth year he has had chaige of the city plunge, having been custodian of the old pool located -- mo-cra- 11 11 COUNTY COMPLETES LITTLE PARK ROAD AS AID TO CATTLE, SHEEPMEN Completion of a road from Sol- tills country, was built to aid the stockmen in primanly this aiea who must chive their shuk aeioss the Paik going to and fuun their summer langes. The lot met stock ti ail was impassable for vehicles due to many laige washouts and resulted in the use of pack strings VOTE FOR . . ROBERT J. (BOB) HENDERSON For Carbon County to carry supplies and equipment in the wake of heids of stock The new road ti a verses the Little luk and connects with the Indian canyon road at the Bamberger monument at the head of Willow Creek canyon From theie it connects with another load which was the foimer highway ti Salt Lake City and crosses the Paik coming out at Colton. Completion of the new road enables stockmen to dnve from Colton all the way to Soldier canyon without taking the long way around o clown Pi ice canyon, Pi and up ice, Wellington through the Soldier canyon road. The road was st.nted last fall and was completed last week. through Local Union Asks SHERIFF ON DEMOCRATIC Endorsement of Dudler Be Withdrawn TICKET request to the executive council of the United Mine Workers in Carbon county asking that the endorsement the organization iccent-l- y gave to Joe Dudler for the office of sheriff be withdrawn, was sent by the Sunnyside Local 6244, A JULY 9 A true friend of labor in Carbon County for 35 years, assistant state coal mine inspector for ten years. A property owner in Carbon County. (Paul Poltieal Adv.) according to Pratt Lindsey, recoid-in- g secretary. The request states that the local has nothing against Mr. Dudler, but believes the endorsement is unfair to other men in the county from the ranks of labor who aie seeking the same position. The UMW has endorsed Mrs Lena Baitlett for iccorder. Jack Allen for repiesentative, Frank Bonacci for iepieentative, and M" Dudler. Births at the Puce city hospital duiing the past week weie as follows: June 17, Mis Owen Pi ice, Clawson, gul; Alls Ladoie Brain h. National, gill June 20, Mis. Ait Nicholson, Price, girl June 21. Mis Clyde Hanson, Pi ice, gul, Mrs. Alice Ball, Rams, girl. June 22, Mis J. E Brown, Sunnyside, girl; Mis. Lee Miller, Price, boy; Mis Frank Tamng-avv- a, Helper, girl. June 23, Mrs Kimball Keelc, Price, girl, and Mrs Noima Derringer, Price, girl. We are able to pay you more for your car because we operate a volume business--takin- g tions a small profit on many transacinstead of a big profit on a few. Get our offer I Be money ahead! c llsed.Car. Markets Jrom Illinois To California! 6 West Main Street Phorie 762 COUNTY ATTORNEY ii. to the west of the present one m the city park dier canyon to Indian canyon over the country known to .stockmen as Little Pai k has been announced this week by Commissioner E. B. Miller, chairman of the county road department. The road, which follows the old stock trad through appreciated -- D'-i- ns EAST CARBON LADIES NIGHT The East Carbon Rotary club met Monday evening, June 24, at the Dragerton school building The meeting celebrated ladies night and Rotarinns were attended by the Rotary Anns. Rev. Richard Halbert gave a book review on Who Walks Alone. Arlan Mortensen and Mrs Lucille Roberts sang solos. How to shorten holiday meal fixing It is something of a problem to serve meals and keep cool well-balanc- at the same time these warmer days. The trick is to arrange menus so that most of the meal preparation can be done in the cool of the morning and evening. Weve some tips on the subject. ONE HOT DISH-T- he menu should include at least one hot dish. We naturally think of soup because it ia even on the warmest days. If you like to make your own, then plan to make it in the cool of the evening for reheating later. Or serve one of the d taste-temptin- delicious canned soups for even less time in the kitchen. PLENTY OF SALADS-Summer-t- ime is salad time. Make big ones and plenty of them. They can be as Picnic Supplies C,L Jail chicken, fish, cheese or eggs to make them substantial. If the salad is to be the main course, however, be sure there are enough protein ingredients to make it equivalent in nourishment to the usual main course. The nice thing about salads: all the ingredients can be prepared in advance and all ready for the last minute slicing, shredding and mixing. Gelatin salads can even eliminate that. CASSEROLE DISHES-Contr- ary to opinion, casserole dishes are grand summer offerings. They can be an meal with only a salad and dessert needed to complete the menu. And most of them can be cooked ahead of time for reheating at the last minute. Casserole dishes can also be cooked in the morning, then wrapped in ten or twelve thicknesses of newspaper and kept piping hot for the noonday meal. Director The Homemakers Bureau I An Extrn Safeway Service Sno-- n Iodized hite Plain or Matches Crunch Iquarea 5.0.;.60. JUICE Townhouse Grapefruit ..46 os. Juice TEA Canterbury Black tt lb. Tea TEA Tree Vi lb. Black Peanuts .F!y...!!rK.!ba 27 Salted Peanuts ...ib. 27 ft Krispettes &errrk(f 4 n MC r. Lemon juice -- 48 Mother Saucer OATS -- 16 os. 6 ox. Sweet Olives Ehmanns Chopped 24 ROOT BEER Hire's 10 Following a preliminary hearing held Tuesday in the city court for R. E. Collins, charged with issuing a fraudulent and worthless check, Judge B. L. Dart took the matter under advisement and reported that he would render his decision tomorrow morning. CANADA DRY Sparkling Water (Plus II ox Deposit) OVALTINE Chocolate or Plain Lge. Else ..1 ox 24 20 oz. A Produce 12 CANTALOUPE Regular CHEERIO Popular .. .. I Cereal MUFFETS Qu iLer's 10Lg oz. pkp PO-PHIT- - low as p- o- Safeway will do no speculate the larg hoarding Stores will i outain foods at il i ossible supplies of trines and they will be made availaba lo ail ns! omers 2 Safeway will pay full legitimate marker pro es to farmers and other pi odin ers of food. est ( 16 " - 7 s oz o Rice .10 .18 lb COFFEE Borden's Instant COFFEE Ripened 39 k N&2 . 1 4 oz Tomatoes Large Solid Red Slicers CARROTS junkist Sweet Juicy Small Size New Crop F. S No. Clip Tops F 22 lb 8 No. S 23c 1 lb- H CORN .. Whites 11c lb Fresh Swiet Red Ripe, Santa Rosa lb. CHERRIES Larre Sutet Lamberts POTATOES 7 naJ Jl ORANGES Ieberif 17c Ib Crisp Gretn Slicers LETTUCE .24 lb. V A JL ... i s, olid. Crisp Nob Hill lb. m.ic k Seed! d v PLUMS COCOA Hersheys 1 Vine . CUCUMBERS T Whiff 1 Ct t n il K T PO-PHIT- . WATERMELONS -- 9 Whiff s O Wheat 6 ozs. 6 rhi.k jtt.it, umbo 12 lb. "A" Size 1 8c Sweet Tender Bantam JU 11 LEMONS . .. lb 23c 4c Sunkist, Thin Skin Juicy GRAPEFRUIT Thin Skin, Juicy Seedless ,D Check These Values COFFEE Edwards Drip, or Pulverized Regular b lbs. flpCCC I I LU VV I VINEGAR JEL-RIT- 28 54c Airway the Most Thrifty Flavor in Coffee lb 20 Cal. jug E 8 bottle oz PAROWAX C P Paer PECTIN KERR LIDS1""':":'" lb. 3 GLASSES FRUIT JARS Kerr 55? 10? 12? pkgs y pt. iy iy dozen JELLY 61 oz. a- 2. 23 23 . Relish Hamburger 12 Keep Plenty on hand TO GIVE DECISION ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Extract 8 37 28 34 M o r n i ru 2 os. 15 Skippy Peanut lb. Butter Quality Beverly Top Ib But. Pnut Relish Nalleys 12 oz will he Kept OATS Mix -- 9 oz. 8 prnes sihie. 1 In sett ini: it- - rel.nl prices, Sdfewsj wilt continue to give consumers the benefit of savings resulting from oar it wa; of doing business by pricing the lowest point that will yield a re stumble profit Foe many years profit has averaged less thar two icnts on every dollar of sales. Healthful Cereals Duff s Ready to 28 43 Shs Policies Pledjt Protect ion for ou KtVimlloss of ulmt happens to 0PA Milm price- - on loorl- -, the-- e Safewaj Puce Policies are a ildge that 12 Horse Deviled Ham No. can Libby's HIXONS Beverages n.ifeway Food Price 38 Cru am Mustard founds 45 Custard Mix pkg, GINGER BREAD I 23 11 oz. n . lb. Horns Philadelphia 3 oz. Cheese Pop Corn ..Ma2sozr3pkKB 9 Raisins . r.et.eLPai1 0z. 9 Prunes Mild Westei Cheese f carton Cocoanut ZEPHER Ideal for Summer Drinks PUNCH Monterey Grape Juice oz. 26 iday foods, shop early in the week at your Safeway. Sandwich fillers 7 be closed Thursday, July 4th For a greater selection of hol- be planning a picnic or a backyard party. Whatever your holiday schedule, Safeway will be glad to help you arrange for the food. Some suggestions that may assist you in planning your meals are given below. Youll find dozens of other ideas on the shelves at Safeway. hearty as you like with meat, Casio? Safeway stores will Theres a holiday ahead and holidays usually call for something special in the way of eating. Maybe youll Regular . dozen 'It was a nuisance shopping for food during the War, but n . - . agambuying everything at Safeway |