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L and 5 In iitlnr actions Momlav nipht. ih- l toiinnl - tlm granting mates in all tity tqyovid of Jfi 'in gift Ctrl v t s and , t j t f grantul didnaiid next spring iars an rini'.nl im w - D I Trim. - SM-cia- O Pleads Guilty Luncheon Special f Favorite Foods at low Prices! Also adnptui was a ailvannd bv Count ilm Rat Im k through vvliuh will remgnie the Federation 50 Road Map Stirs Discontent ; Those Wright Boys Sure Had a Good Idea Webster Pilot proposals made to stale highway commissions from the Highway eraiion whuh sis k the- - led 50 ( inclusion iiii Ai:itiiuis ii Kixt-- "lYnny-A-Potmi- D.ty Plus Suc l" ist Smiit.iy ci'tilil In cullctl a cess", since j:;r jNiumls of adventurous humanity turned out for the highly successful promotion of I, of this highway on the interstate system westerly through Nevada to the San Franriseo area but ilo not designate that portion from Green River to Spanish f ork through Price was questioned at n meeting held Monday at the L. DavidCrest Cafe with son. executive vice president of the Federation. Hie map in question indicates bv a dotted line that portion of Highway 50 sought to be included as taking off from the junction of and at Cove Fort thus eliminating the Highway 50 section from Green River to Spanish Fork then southwesterly to connect with the proposed Highway 50 alignment near Ely. Nevada Price businessmen present at the meeting expressed the opinion that inasmuch as the Federation should be concerned with the entire highway this section is being neglected by not being included on the map as a proposed interstate addition. Mr. Davidson explained that the Green River Spanish Fork section has already been included in the Utah Highway Departments plans under the extended interstate mileage program authorized by the federal bureau of highways. However, he stated that the indications on the map would be corrected so as to include this section in accompanying any future promotional material dispatched by the Federation to highway departments concerned. He pointed out that the Federation is pushing efforts towards e bringing the Green section up to standard. We have asked the Utah Highway Department to continue on this project at a rapid pace because that section of pixir highway just cast of Woodside is one of the worst sections of U. S. 50 in Utah, he commented. He also added that efforts are being made to push improvements on the road between Green River and the Colorado-Utaborder which will eventually be a part of 170. officers of the two Carbon County Masonic lodges were installed at a joint ceremony Monday night in the Price Masonic Temple. Serving as installing officers installing were Tony Kontgas, master; Ted Thomas, installing marshal, and Lamar Jones, installing chaplain, all past masters of Carbon Iaxlge No. 16. Heading the officialdom of Carbon Lodge No. 16 are Marion W. d Newly-electe- W4J Sun-Advoca- te PM, secretary; Harley Love, senior deacon; Ralph T. Coates, junior deacon; Norman Smith, senior steward. William 0. Maulsby Jr., steward; Andy Logan, junior chaplain; Roy W. Robinson PGM, marshal, and Earl F. Hills, orelectganist. Mr. Stephenson was Archie ed three-yea- r trustee; Hamilton and Clive Kell PM. were elected Temple Board Mr. Odendahl will be Masonic fraternity second time as worshipful having served as WM of rado lodge while residing senior WALTER B. ODENDAHL f deacon; Decs Carl Y other year. Art Martinez, representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce, serving presented that organizations for the nual request for funds to assist master, with the childrens Christmas a Colo- - party Dec. 21. Approved for this in that purpose was $175, the amount eluded in the budget. an-th- e Joppa Lodge No. 26 are W. B. Odendahl, worshipful master, succeeding John D. phenson; Richard J Riche, ior warden; Thomas B. Anderson, junior warden; Ted Milovich PM, treasurer; William T. Murphy Complete Line of $E25 Uox SlsUioiiary at Heading Buzza-Cardoz- FOR YOUR O Faberge Sets Charles Bentley, Price, reported to police that sometime between 3 and 6 pm. Dec 8 while his wife was away from the house, someone entered Missing were seviral items of womens clothing. Thelma Wellington 637-228- O Complete Line of Sets and Cologne O SOAP Chad and Betty Jo Mortenson from Salt Lake City to spend the until after Christmas. weekend and lo havi Ik r baby and Boren Kennv Dmglas girl blessed bv grandfather, Dan- Shorts made a trip to Provo for iel Price on Sunday. the weekend with FIvnn and Ro(Continued from Page One) Marvin and lit til Adams had ger Branch. Altec M.te and Mark Mayor Murray Mathis was auth- Clement Atwood bless iheir hahv made a trip to Provo to get them. orized to act as the citvs acent The boy scout troop led by Margirl in sacrament meeting Sunin signing all ion Cook in the Second ward has necessary contract day. documents. in the been going swimming Joni Worlev was ri U ast d from Youth Memorial Pool in Price The engineers stated the recommended are the Cat bon Hospital Sundav after every Wednesday. improvements estimated to require no more than recovering from a major operaReed and Peggv Bradshaw, three months to construct after tion Nov 27. Mrs Garm'le Iacv, Tixule. their daughter Sammie, Brigham the issuing of a notice to proceed was a house mi si of Hnrv nnd Citv, and Carol and Douglas Also recommended bv the enginMvrtle Andt rson for four davs Orem, and their daughter eers was an early or earlv spring Also visinrg at the Andt rson Bavlene were weekend visitors at fall starting time on the project. home for two W'lks wire Alue th" home of Carma and Rex and Mvhlon Rarki r and thtir Childs three childn n from Lu'ton. Ill Grace and Frvin Friekson spent b se Kathrimand ismn four davs of last wek in Salt Salt lake Citv, ind the r fviulv ( itv wuh Dan and Fmd lake v isiii d Pi ink me ovt r Baldwin and the r children Iv Ini iv wuh I ii i ( h in'' ,id M irv A lu "m Vvlv M iivi II, sen of Molhc and Dw ane Kerri in id " rihie Marc Marvill has cnlistid from Provo lo si p nd I hoik m the Navv and is in training at n V san Dm go. C alif giv in.' with Ins ;! indp u on and n n f.iom i Nor-n- i RIk( s, children R.xkv n stud' nt at B P II s h i. md T dlv. I orrame How a and N w Yn-Lish--- r two (hldren and ( I k I w is ( y i ind t I c S dt Lake ( itv larrv I, n ls rp dt rson. N v td i So and h his wife Price, Borin Mv a ( !ak viM'ing M- end V md lam- and Mona lee Boren f and 'V (twin P v had Thmkscivinc at the home of P h ' Pow u t no nnd ( A An r and I ucv Ro-e- n i 1 i ii- Cluhl I i w Exclusive outlet for Ambush, Tabu and 20 Caret by Dana 0 Jimmy and Diane Ilenrie drove in Tigress, Flambeau end Voodhue from$5 YARDLY Pierce beginning o, Clothing Stolen under new ntanuijemeni Reg. $4.00 Special Colognes or Complete Treatment Lines 295 STICK-O- Coty and Max Factor Sets Whitmans CANDIES Glades Sweets ORNAMENTS N and TRIMS BOWS Reg. 99c bag of 25 77 ' Garland, Snow, Light Sets and Ornaments to make your tree the most beautiful in town Also Outdoor Light Sets to give your home the complete Christmas look! AMITY BILLFOLDS For Him or Her Complete Assortment of Vi TIMEX WATCHES Including New Electric Watches Mens and Womens PRICE Jr GTO by Max Factor BRUT by PULLMAN Give Him A lighter Zippo, Scripto and Kadette Butane or Regular from $1.98 Bentley, Faberge by Dana ' k Dining Call 472-991- 5 Rudy Zoccaria ift . x ki-- Dancing For Dinner Reservations 170 South Main - Helper, Utah , J . Nightly art ind "a Km r n- - u LOOK FOR THE BLINKING ARROW h. Your Walgreen P Agency Drug Marriage license ( n ft f z : oun-n- 1 ft rv V f - iJ rt Hi H K,n ( p- f 3 i rhr T 'Hz T N i'h. ( 'H rr Headquarters for Christmas Gifts For Main end Ccrbon Price, Utah - l who lose their lives while in the serviets. This will Ik in the form of a It 'tor from the council to the sur-- v ivors of servicemen living m ilos immediate area. Chief of Police Bob Williams nut with the council giving his recommenilaton on beer licenses which will be up for renewal the first of next year. These include Arrow Club, Silver Dollar, 56 Club. Mecca Club, Bank Club and American Legion Club. He recommended that upon application, these lieensis be renewed for an- Sr., junior deacon; Joe Mason, senior .steward; John M Bradv, junior steward, Lamar H. Jones PM, marshal; Gus Shilaos, tyler; Earl Hills, organist, and Chester Thomas PM. lecturer. Mc-Kee- COwo Guido sucnftus Mig-liacci- muiwM ZACS the Karras, treasurer; S. J. Sweetring PM: .seerdarv; Thomas chaplain; John K. Shilnos, O Water Study it in Wheeler, worshipful master, succeeding John J. Carvtr; James Secvers, senior warden; Marvin Seaky, junior warden: Nick F. I HIWAY WEST OF PRICE is shown Hill private flying. GUA and the large taking on another load of passengers how "see to is waiting group in the background Photo the birds do it. Masonic Lodges Install in Joint Ceremony Iyle h ALPINE CAFE n solution nutle lv servicemtn . WHMk A map aecomp.inving applita-i- ns for two business licenses, Skvltiv Gull sen ire sIVmui in nre of Diloy Farnsworth, and Rov's Cafe ill Care of Matthiw '1 ss-l-- on mg r in whit It this tx-.- J t V. of de- Irani will lit Hi rnrs plus 4 Calxio-- I A total of 100 cars has lean or-)f rnl wlni h will piondi standbys wlui b I an I soleti'u'i I llu- m w i tit lined 'onnugi ( noli (ir I'flie nil tv M . 7' i b mg no om- - pit m at I It) loimtll III si. lit; mrhi in pruiist a pm-- n h- the fmor I I I n- cumbimd Imi not ixi ruling b indie K 4ntl tons of coal on noli inches arc chargeable wuh a S''0 mile trip from none to tnuiimum rale equal In ihnt (nr A 'Si boor njx i I'lf. n 10 pound parcel for the zone bis lxn set up for lh Iron In whuh addressed, Ibis im bait s loading lie Itam The additional window servin' making the loaded run to Ion is la inn provided so patrons may tana, emptying the curs b rotary be able In mad Iheir Christmas diiiiiM r. and nluinmg the empty part t Is early. tram to SimnssidiShe unphasizul dial all adWi dm Du- first train loadi-do sses must U clearly w rim n and di partial frumSuiinsnli-iincluding zip codes on all parrels nnd alii rnoon Hu Rio Dr in lie h llldli s llu- tram to Irowi. the New Organization I'mon Pacific- to Harstuw, (aid, Dr Ron G. Fair. Brighton op wilh till- filial leg on tracks of die umk r an oju ruling lomelrisl, has been named Inn S.inia le the arrangement of new chairman xnary The Union Put ifu and Rio Rocky Mountain Oplomelric Organization. Among those serving Grande have eat Ii provided two SD 15 dusel wiih Dr. f air will lie Dr. Jack II 3 KIMI hurst power Parry, Price. The group, whnli electric locomotives to power the l 100 ton cars have will be known as the Rocky Moun- train. tain Council of Optometrists, has Ixen ordi red, but initially the liecn organized for the purpose of train is Im mg operated with leasconducting an annual regional ed cars. The two railroads have invested educational seminar. nearly $.T nullum in the tram and in new and relocated traik Kaiser Steel has spent over $1 million in new mining and electronically controlled loading facil(Continued from Page One) ities at Sunnysidc. up with the impaneling of a jury Inauguration of the unit tram and this body was excused for service climaxes months of study lunch before the trial was to get and planning by the railroads and under way that afternoon. During Kaiser Hie result is a combinathe interim, respective attorneys tion of lowered transportation came fo an agreement upon the costs and a depeniLib'e coal .suplesser charge and plea and when ply line for Kaiser, and optimum the jury returned it was advised utilization of manpower, engines by Judge Ruggeri that its ser- and cars for the railroads, vices would not be required. Kaiser has provided a loading Upon taking this plea. Judge facility which can load the train Ruggeri sentenced the defendant KT'pay a fine of $150 and serve Service Station Hit So days in the Emery County Fred Mubbutt of Mahbult's Sert"I the jail sentence to be suspended upon payment of the fine. vice on South Carbon Avenue, reJ Fillmore, in the original charge, ported to police that during the as cited in the death of his night of Dec. 8 his station was Brother, a wheel-chai- r invalid, entered through a window broken (Jary Leroy Fillmore, at Hunt- for that purpose. Missing were ington April 21. He was alleged 17 cartons of cigarettes, gum, U have driven a car which struck candy and $15 in change from the the motorized wheel chair killing cash register which was jimmied. its occupant on Huntingtons Main The thieves left by tearing the fit reef. hinges off the hack door. I dll- II i f yrspiii.n of llm 10 mir N Pai d ii "l" n mi uua I r otco 1. I ' i gin op r.t'ion of i r I"1 wlii'h will Iralispifl 7', of I lab coal unnua'h to lb I. sir Sin I ( oriwf jliuii winks ai I on! ilia, ( aid iiiil S 4 Is weigh 1968 Kaiser Operations ilk' Wtllng'un j iilliic will lx iijuti (nun X 3t a in lit 5 p ni It c H and 31, Yitur lit 1 Unit Train Concept Becomes Reality at Wellington P.0. Telis of longer Service Hours w.niKw Dccemter I?, . 1 All |
