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Show THE Page Six O Board Meets Here Saturday ICAC Athletic ICACs, still coming up with changes involving the football season, take on more problems this week end when they hold their annual fall meeting at Price. The gathering, to be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Carbon College, was called by W. L. Gotten-berBoise, secretary, to consider 6 basketball and 57 and 58 football pans for the Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Conference. The league, determined to push its program of advance planning, is still digesting a number of re- cent changes involving both school membership and coaching personnel. Latest change was announced last week by Carbon, which revealed resignation of Coach Jim Mullins and the hiring of Keith Wilson, former mentor at Dixie College of St. George, another member of the circuit. Sammy o is the new assistant coach. There are two other new coaches in the circuit. Taking over the full g, 55-5- Ju-lian- Gottenberg reports that the Price meeting will vote on a basketball schedule as worked out by Reed Swenson, athletic director at Weber, and amended by conference members irt a mail Definite vote. football schedules for the 57 and 58 session also will be worked out, he said. The grid slate was completed at CARD OF THANKS the spring meeting. According to the official 55 We wish to thank all our friends football schedule, as released by and relatives for the beautiful no games will be floral offerings and the many acts No of kindness shown us following the played until September death of our beloved husband and conference games will be held that week end as the league teams brother, Edward Wentzel. scatter for their openers. Mrs. Edward J. Wentzel Carbon will go to Fort Lewis, C. B. Wentzel Colorado, CSU will entertain PhoeMrs. Lena Rue nix, Dixie will play at Palo Verde, CARD OF THANKS Ricks at Carroll, and Weber will We wish to take this means of have its home opener against and The expressing our heartfelt thanks Mesa. and appreciation to our many games will be played friends for their sympathy and September 16, the others a day kindness shown in every way dur- later. ing our recent bereavement. The John Wilton Liddell The first U. S. post office was family. opened in New York City in 1783. 16-1- 7. Ricks-Carro- ll Mesa-Web- er make every reasonable effort to approximate the standards (maximum allowable concentrations) we have adopted. He said it has been realized for many years that radon gas and its degradation products exist in uranium mines and "that extreme exposure might result in injury to the employee. The information we lacked and probably still lack, Mr. Wiesley added, "is the safe working level. We also are not sure of the nature of the diseases, if any, that might be caused by exposure to radon and its daughter products. It may be cancer of the lungs, diseases of the blood forming organs or damage to the skeletal system. He pointed out that some of the gases which cause sudden death, such as methane and carbon monoxide, are not found in uranium mines, as they are in some other types of mining operations. v"The actual development of diseases chargeable to radon and its daughters, Mr. Wiesley explained, requires many years, if it is a fact that the gas is a disease form-5- 6 jng factor. Nevertheless, since we are deal- jng with human beings we would not gamble all the way until jnite medical evidence became j available to prove or disprove the i disease forming power of radon and its daughters (degradation products). Carbon Fifty-nin- e We wish to express our deep n, , n, er ... and Emery Arnold L. Wayman, Ferron; Clar-counence W. .Welch, Helper; Frank D. White, Cleveland; Ted C. Wilberg, Castle Dale; Fern Wilcox, Orange-capitville; and Frank World, Price, I ty hunters hit the jackpot in the annual elk hunting drawing which was staged at the state last week. Four of these drew out for the Fish Lake region and 55 drew out for the Manti. Following are the successful ap year : OF THANKS La-mo- nt Successful Elks Hunt Applicants Listed who can now make final plans for their big hunting trip of c aub 1st to 6th. 6th; Alice Roberts, 5th; Janet 1st to 4th; Kent Neeley, 4th to Olsen, SCHOOL WELLINGTON Sharp, 4th; Belle Sutherland, 4th; 8th. R. principal. Wahl, 5th. Roland Chrystal SCHOOL Taylor, SPRING CANYON Place in Utah PRICE JR. HIGH SCHOOL Elementary John L. Jorgensen, principal; Silas W. Anderson, principal; Susan Bradak, 3rd and 4th; John Lura Chantry, 5th; Lorna Cox, Invitational Meet Frances B. Aitken, reading; L. Jorgensen, 5th and 6th; Char- 3rd; Leila Cundick, 6th; Joan GalArnold, science, biology; May lotte Newren, 1st and 2nd. lagher, 2nd; Sedalia Kendrick, 5th; Fourteen women, representing S. Bertelsen, Deane type; English, Wanda Petersen, 1st; Estelle' SCHOOL GLEN SPRING the Carbon Ladies Golf associa- W. Brown, vocal; Joseph Bunder-soJaQuinn, 3rd; Reita G. Williams, F. Willis Johnson, principal; tion, participated in the Utah Inspelling, math, algebra, guid- nette Buchanan, 1st and 2nd; Wil- 4th. v Junior High vitational tournament in Salt Lake ance; Margaret Mary Colzani, art; lis F. Johnson, 5th and 6th; FranMaudeen P. Gardner, geography, cesca Maria R. Bagley, history, ecoMolinaro, 2nd and Grant City on August 30. world history; 3rd; Juanita Rowley, 4th and 5th. nomics, geography, civics, physical Six of the local contingent Lawrence algebra, Golding, JenLois SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL ed., hygiene; Bertha Holbrook,, placed in the meet, with Marsen taking low gross. Others win- physical, ed, athletics; Mary Jack-soLee Allred, principal; Helen English, physical education, hyFlaim, English; Mae Clifford Mayer, 6th; giene, crafts; Ila Orr, literature, ning prizes were Mary Marchetti, garet Donald E. Jones, Fahl, 5th; literature; BonDutch Dalpiaz, Freda Bianco, 5th; J. Glenn word study, reading, spelling, Naylor, Margaret Ile-bcivics, world history; Catherine T. L. Ella nie Dallas and Virginia Garber, Turner, 4th; science, physical ed., hygiene; 6th; Carmen F. Lewis, Preston, 4th. science, type; Leavitt, math, J. Shelley, Other players making the trip mathematics; Jeannette McAlpine, Vacancy, crafts; Roland R. Taylor, Bonita included Rita Whiting, WATTIS SCHOOL L. McArthur, geomEnglish; Perry K. Mae Fer Mae K. Olsen, principal; Harrison, Lucyle Pace, Martin etry, algebra, physical ed.; Zeela gusson, Lola Mae Marsing, Marga- M. Merrill, mathematics; Robert ret Ganzer, Dena Pieretti and Milano, world history; Clyda Hammond. Maide Moyer, librarian; Alta G. ladies the of Results regular Moffitt, home economics; Stanley Compare Prices . . . team play yesterday on the Car- C. Nelson, English; John M. Pace, bon course, show prizes were won geography, world history; Clarice See Check Results on the blind bogey contest by Vigor Paloni, physical ed., library, Margaret Ganzer, Afton Ruggeri, spelling; Donald W. Penfield, hisWhy It Pays to See Us Rita Whiting and Joan Anderson. tory; Jewelle H. Self, biology; Paul The girls played nine holes in Snyder, shop. for lop notch the first qualifying round for the Rely on us REEVES SCHOOL J. Grant Kilfoyle, principal; championship tournament. Those body repairs, paint jobs. who did not play may still qualify Gwen Adams, 3rd; Clarissa Benaccord during the coming week, jamin, 1st and 2nd; Thelma Davis, ing to officials. 3rd; Joan Fazzio, 2nd; Hazel REDD MOTOR COMPANY Jones, 5th; Charlotte Poloni, 5th and 6th; Vivian Smith, 1st; Claire Price Football at Notre Dame 129 West Main Turner, 6th; Geneva Wilcox, 4th. FAST! LIKE NEW CARS MADE The first call for football pracSCOFIELD SCHOOL Kent Neeley, principal; Vacancy, tice was issued at Notre Dame Tuesday. Uniforms were issued Wednesday to some 28 prospective players by Coach Jack Kobe. Six Carbon Women Safety ine (Continued from Page One) load at Dixie is Sarkis Arslanian, who comes from Union high school. New assistant at Weber College Is Ray Rhead, who will work with head football coach Mil-to- n Mecham. Other coaching assignments re main the same. Bob Stoddard will handle the football duties at Snow College of Ephraim, Bruce Osburn at College of Southern Utah, Berkeley (Brick) Parkinson at Ricks, and Lyle Smith at Boise. Northwest Nazarene of Nampa, which joined the ICAC when West- mjnstcr resigned, will not compete in football this season. The school confines its activity to basketball, track and baseball. Secretary U-M- Thursday, September 8, 1955 SUN-ADVOCA- ol Boise Starts Practice The Boise Junior College cos got their first chance to strut their stuff last Thursday as prac-thtice opened for the 1955 season. The Broncos open against Carbon College here September '23 and , this game is one of three ence games on the Boise agenda Bron-plican- I ts Glen Fish Lake - either sex Sheets, Sunnyside; Bernard Swen- Dennis Tidwell, son, Emery; and Cecil Waterman, Price. Manti either sex Carlyle All-- 1 this season, red, Price; Gerald J. Anderson, appreciation to the Flying Service, the Carbon County Sheriffs Posse, the Wellington Mountaineers, .the Grassy Trail Riding Club, and all others who helped in the search for Norman Bear. BEAR - Walter Barney, Castle Gate; O. H. Bawden, Columbia; Marion Beacco, Price; Helen Be (Continued from Page One) hynin, Price; Roscoe Black, HuntPeacock, 2nd. Marjorie ington; Donna Bolotas, Price; HELPER CENTRAL SCHOOL Adolph Bruno, Helper; George Serafina Mauro, principal; John Bryner, Helper; Elvin Chapman, B. Angotti, 6th; Rowena Boren, Ar-j Price; Violet Chidester, Price; nel K. Downard, Price; Arnel W. 4th; Edna Borla, 4th; Mary Loraine Christensen, 5th; Downard, Sr., Price; A. J. Ele- Veta 5th; 3rd; Vondella K. HanDuffy, gante, Sunnydale; Sam Falsone, 1st; Ruby Harkness, 3rd; La- Price; Jackie Farland, Sunnyside; ley, 6th; Carolina G. My- Frank TrHelsenVsconeld?Waino visa Ann Price, 2nd; Josie T. A. Herlevi, Scofield; Robert I O. Robert Green River; Hoggatt, p,0ppn,n HIGH SCHOOL Hoggatt, Green River; Clell John- Pizza . principal; Jack N. L?erSe son Dragerton; Kenneth Koski, Allred, geography, physical ed., li- Clear Creekbiology, Clyde Lake, Dragerton; Wilene K. Canto, English, Lami, Price; Frank Leautaud, civics; Robert M. Clark, world Price; Carl J. Leavitt, Price; Ray literature; Harold Cunningham, phyhistory; L. MarLeavitt, Price; Herbert sical ed, literature, library, health; shall, Hiawatha; Kenneth T. MasHarold S. Duke, history; David sey, Price; Frank Mezek, Price; Galbraith, algebra, math, library; John C. Milano, Price; George Neva W. Green, English; Robert Milovich, Price; Ferris Neilsen, counselor, library, lit-- 1 Price; Sherman Olsen, Dragerton; Holladay, ure Melba Hyatt, chorus lit-era Angelo Pascuzzi, Helper; Eugene fr E person, shop; Plaga, Helper; James C. Polve, herald iP. Olson, Palom, art; Noah Potter, Jr., Price; Helper; Plzza- geometry, E. L. Quinn, Price; Robert Radak- Mar R- Plzza- homemak- Helper; Ben R. Reddington, G. Lee inf Robertson, Price; Helper; ed, Ernest L. Sillitoe, Price; Marf r,- - Rachele- PhysicalThy-tehealth, library; Hyrum Jim Strate, Price; Sophia Sun- Bermece H. Dragerton; Henry Telorli, Hel- - Webb, science, ernes; English; E. L. Winn, math. Price; Granulated 10 lbs. All-O-Wh- - Patfe ,n Bent, r, SCHOOL e Myrtle Garber, principal; Burmester, 2nd and 3rd; Myrtle Garber. 5th and 6th;1 Nita Hampshire, 4th and 5th; Lucile Parmley, 1st and 2nd. KENILWORTH SCHOOL Olive W. Hughes, principal; Grace C. Christensen, 2nd and 3rd; Eva Hansen, 1st and 2nd; Olive W. Hughes, 5th and 6th; Mau-rin- Lilias Oveson, 3rd and 4th. PETERSEN SCHOOL Lee Allred, principal; Lavon M. Allred, 1st; Frances Blankenship, 3rd; Lucille Jones, 1st; Lillie Rob- erts, 2nd; Allis Stephens, 3rd; Dor-th- a Swenson, 2nd. PRICE CENTRAL SCHOOL Russell S. Williams, principal; Alda V. Alger, 1st; Udell Atwood, 3rd; Ruth Bernardi, 2nd; Maxine Blaser, 2nd; Fern R. Fausett, 1st; Mabel Conger, 3rd; Edith Lamb-so3rd; Esther J. Maynard, 2nd; Helen Passey, 1st; Kate Prichard, 1st; Agnes Thompson, 2nd; Marian Worthen, 3rd. PRICE HARDING SCHOOL Russell S. Williams, principal; Rebecca 5 th; ,Ada Henderson, Longhurst, 6th; Sadie Rizzuto, n, NOTICE The Board of Education of the Carbon County School District will accept bids until 5:00 p.m., September 13, 1935, for the hauling of coal (1 treated slack) from! Castle Gate or Kenilworth to various school houses located in Spring Glen, Helper, Price, Wellington, Dragerton, Sunnyside, and Columbia. The Board of Education re--1 serves the right to reject any or all bids. CARBON COUNTY SCHOOL Clerk-Treasur- er 8, 1955. -- PET CARNATION . CARNATION LARGE and Good Ib. ,.;.69,C 5 Fish Sticks package FRYERS cXd,b 39c 45c 55c 31c .. PIONEER Bacon sneed Marshmallows Pineapple Juice ib 10-OUN- GRAPE JUICE MEADOW GOLD HILAND 2-l- b, 43C CLOVERLEAF 41c 2 for 23c 3 lbs. 85c Large 35c 7 cans 93c 2 for 25c ; Fresh Lean Ground 3 lbs. 2 for 35c 3 cans 87c can 55c q. 20c gd. 39c STANDBY 46-OUN- STANDBY 46-OUN- 12-O- Z. 89C lb Choice andGood Bologna MILK CAN MORNING SEGO STEAKS STEAKS - Published : September n OUNCE Corn FlaEies - DISTRICT PERFECT SHORTENING MILK - BOARD OF EDUCATION MOVELL JEWKES, CLEANSER FOR QUICK MEALS E. HIAWATHA by punty Rolled IBEEF-Ange- lo -- - SALTINE eat Babo SPRY 3.89 47c 50-lb- s. Quaker Oats a, I Gre MR. AND MRS. JOHN Flour CracKers Fine confer-Price- Chi-ar- Carbon-Emer- y 3 lbs. 1 .00 SUGAR Oleo e -- |