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Show rUV.g'.i Two Price Soldiers Rains Fishermen Brave Weather Saturday Join Infantry The weather may have been stormy and cold'Saturday, but the heavier coats and faced the weather as only a fisherman would. Those who reported a "tug on their line and came home with one or two fish were: Pat Guet-ere-z, Ralph Lewis, Willis Olson and son Bob. Jerry and Peggy Day spent the the week end at Scofield, but no fish. Well, thats a fishermans lick. Mr. and Mrs. John Day returned from Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mrs. Emma Day has been staying in Salt Lake with her daughter Donna. Wayne Day, Mike Mangus and Bill Winstead returned for the week end. The trio has been out in the mountains down by Moab. Bill returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Day spent part of last week in Moab visiting his grandparents, Mrs. Stella Day and Mr. and Mrs. Rocky prize, Kate Thom, second prize, and traveling prize by Virginia Division in Korea Lewis. Guests were Mrs. Emma Two Price soldiers recently Day and Mrs. Rawene Day. Mrs. Lacy McNally spent the joined the 25th Infantry Division week end visiting relatives in Col- in Korea. They are Private Louis G. Demarco, son of Mr. and Mrs. orado. and Private Nick Mrs. Walter Kelly and daugh- Jim Demarco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vatsis, ter Vivian visited Mrs. Dora Van George Vatsis. Natto of Wellington Tuesday. The 25th, now the senior AmerW. H. Dalton was elected treasican division on the peninsula, urer of the Loyal Order of the landed in of 1950, shortly Moose, Helper lodge 1659 at their after the July Communists attacked regular jneeting Tuesday. the Republic of South Korea. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hemmel-wrigBoth men entered the army last spent Wednesday visiting October and received basic trainMr. and Mrs. Russ Allred of ing at Camp San Luis Obispo, Cleveland. Mrs. Russ Allred is California. They were stationed sister. Earls there until received orders Mr. and Mrs. Kent Housekeeper to transfer tothey the Far East. and Kathryn, Carrie Ann from Graduates of Carbon high Dragerton, were Sunday dinner school, Vatsis was formerly emguests at the home of Mr. and ployed at the Tooele Ordnance Mrs. Elbert Blackburn. and Demarco was a meThe John Christesen family Depot chanics helper for the Standard visweek in the end spent Nephl Motor Company in Price. iting friends and relatives. Mrs. Louis Svetick and Debra Ann, Mrs. Helen Kelly were luncheon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilgare, Sr., of Helper Thursday. They visited Mrs. Annie Perry of Spring Glen later in the day. Pinochle Club was entertained by Mrs. Pearl Anderson of Latuda Friday evening. Baked ham and hot buns, and a fruit salad with beverages were served. Prizes were won by Helen Kelly, first school Monday. Donna has been visitors at the home of Mr. and confined to her home with the Mrs. Lorenzo Cook Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Orlandi, mumps. and family, spent Saturday Birthday greetings to Bob Turri, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Val Turri. in Green River. Mrs. R. Kilgore, from Helper, Bob is a A.F.A. radio man in the and Mrs. Alfred Kilarmy, stationed somewhere in visitedandMr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Svetgore Germany. A happy birthday to Sharron ick Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jones and Winstead who turned five years daughters from Salt Lake City, old the 4th of May. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Day and were week end guests at the home Sandra from Green River were of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Wycherly. Jay is Marions brother. Mr. and Mrs. I. Duncan from Price and Denver Duncan were Sunday dinner guests at the US FINANCE YOUR home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw. Mrs. Joe Staker visited in Sunday. Monday, Joe left NEW OR USED to visit his brother in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Faccenti AUTOMOBILE and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and see us first daughters spent Sunday in Spring-vill- Stewart. ht Donna Kyranc returned to , Sun-nysi- Quick action if you No Fuss - No Bother e. - No Trouble PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT COMPANY ROOMS Thursday, May 7, 1953 THE Page Four 4-- 5, PRICE, UTAH SILVAGNI BUILDING Appraisal and Insurance required on jour anto. Loans made only on 1941 and later models . . . New Car Purchases Financed on 6 Plan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mangus and Harriett Lynne from Helper visited in Rains Monday evening. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Val Turri, who became grandparents Saturday to a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Tino Turri of Nevada are the proud parents of tha new arrival. The "!LTg . 1952 City Court Fire Losses Increase 7 Fire last year damaged or destroyed an estimated $785 million worth of property in the United States, says Robert Hassell, Carbon county agent. This is an increase of about seven per cent, or $54 million over 1951 figures. The 1951 losses were fourteen per cent more than the 1950 losses. The seven per cent increase in fire losses last year now puts this at an all time high when measur- April 27: James Lanier, 42, Price, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of no drivers license in possession. Defendant paid a fine of $10.00. e, Louis Leonard Chavez, 29, entered a plea of guilty to the charge, of battery. It was the judgment of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 or serve 12 & days in jail. A stay of execution was granted on payment of the fine until May 10th. Louis Johnson, 35, entered a plea of guilty to the charge of battery. It was the judgment of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and serve 30 days in jail. The jain sentence is to be suspended provided the defendant pay the fine and pay $50.00 to complaining witness to repair his teeth. C. E. Jackson, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of failure to obtain a dog license. Trial in this case was set for May 5, 1953, at 10:00 a. m. The $5.00 bail heretofore posted by W. J. Powell on a charge of, failure to obtain a dog license was' ordered forfeited and the case closed. Sun-nysid- ed in dollars, Mr. Hassell said. These losses have steadily increased by three and three-tenth- s times since 1935. Since springtime is a time to clean up around the home and farm, it is also one of fire damage occurrance. One of the first things that home owners should do is to be sure that the valley tins and the roofs of their houses are properly cleaned off as soon as spring has come. This will avoid any possibility of dry leaves and debris remaining on the roof to act as a tender for sparks coming from the heating plant. This is one of the main sources of home destruction. Fire losses can be substantially reduced if public and private awareness of the need for increased fire prevention is stimulated. In recent years, our local fire The $25.00 bail heretofore posted by LaVar Christensen on a departments have become increasaware that fire prevention charge of battery was ordered for- ingly is just as important a part of their feited and the case closed. James P. Chambers, Price, en- work as fire fighting, and it is tered a plea of guilty to a charge much more pleasant and easier to of being drunk in a public place. accomplish. It was the judgment of the court that the defendant pay a fine of ton, entered a plea of not guilty $10.00 or serve five days in jail. to a charge of petit larceny. He Defendant was committed for im- was advised of his right to the aid of counsel. Trial in this matter position of the sentence. April 28: Wilford C. Larson, was set for May 7, 1953, at 10:00 Orem, entered a plea of guilty to a. m. the charge of overloading. DefendLyle H. Goodrich, 43, Price, enant was fined $50.00. Good cause tered a plea of guilty to a charge appearing, $25.00 of the fine wfas of being drunk in a public place. suspended and $25.00 paid. It was the judgment of the court Thomas D. Miller, entered a that' the defendant pay a fine of plea of guilty to a charge of no $10.00 or serve five days in jail. registration. Defendant was fined The fine was paid. Good $10.00. cause appearing, Upon motion of the county at$5.00 was suspended and $5.00 torney and the Utah state tax paid. commission, and it appearing that April 29: Walter Simms, 37. Lieb Miller has obtained his state Price, entered a plea of guilty to license and has paid the sum due a charge of speeding 50 miles per thereunder, the court ordered that hour in a 40 miles zone. Defend- his case be dismissed and that the ant paid a fine of $10.00. defendant be released from any Billy Tobby Elsin, 22, Welling- - obligation thereunder. Over 1951 This is a year when it will be essential that all farmers and business people do all they can to maintain their productive enterprises and prevent them from undue losses. Fire is one of the most destructive and unexpected means of reducing our income or putting us entirely out of business. Statisticians point out that fires cause one out of every two hundred failures. This is four to five times more than flood, employees frauds, and strikes. All of these are disasters that could be safeguarded against, states County Agent Hassell. Wellingtons Fire Truck Goes on Initial Run Wellingtons new fire truck went to its first fire on Wednesday afternoon of last week when called to the lot of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Alger where a trash fire had raged out of control,' and threatened a pile of lumber, some outbuildings and the family residence. The fire truck and fighters, under the direction of Dea Thyan and Glen Norton, arrived in record time and soon had everything under control. 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