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Show AUNT Mrs. vacation trip through last Yellow- employed, the Washington and Park 4/sastern from week of manager of position ‘he has accepted Seeley Jane Miss find for work. the GAS 88 PEP t+! | | Mr. and a Asimus a Kansas, Mrs. by L. G. their Mr. STATE ROAD COMMISSION cigs JUNE PATROL Cowles son and ace | and; R. Mrs.|Of Downard. Mrs. Cowles is a REPORT Faefever ; Whitney Groo, superintendent the state highway patrol, has submitted to the state road commission the report of the June activities of its state highway patrol. The report shows a total sister of 1,253 arrests during the . butter and eggs fresh . . . for storing meat.. profits more mean will ity Electric Cheap of use in your pocket as well as health and enjoyment for your family. Use of Cheap Electricity for cooking means a COOL, clean kitchen . . . COOL canning time The whole ... and hours of hard work saved! family will enjoy the COOL, appetizing summer , month, Enjoy Cowboy MAKES MOTORING Club. * Stations Everywhere in Utah and Idaho Dinner. Yes, Cheap Electricity, your "best hired hand," brings many extra summer comforts at such a low-cost! Many Moab people, nearly 100 in number, motored to Lisbon valley Saturday evening, where they enjoyed a cowboy dinner of "cow meat and coffee" served by Commissioner G. O. Petterson at his cattle ranch. Nearly a whole beer was consumed by the crowd, dinner being served shortly after dark. The group, after spending several enjoyable hours at the Pat| terson ranch, returned to Moab j}about midnight, reporting the oc-~ UTAH % OIL which Drive in at the Pep 88-Vico sign for service fatrictic. ._program was) ey. Oe ce) Ronee sete er aoe y Utah) city. The young couple left on POWER ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP & IN THE LIGHT TERRITORY wr WE SERV ig a' tins to Yellowstone park | rendered at ten o'clock and a pro- county with 126, and Davis county wecidin cram of sports. a softball z2me an4 with 125. Threee counties, Daggett, | fer Mg the ill ret P to dance occupied the afternoon and Rich and Wayne, showed no arya saktet isle City tiekete ee no warning rests and evening. : Miss Lucille Anderson and | There were 24 arrests for drunk | Howard Silliman put over a real | driving and the same number for throughout the state in the punish-| svrorise in their friends wh2n'| reckless driving. ; , ment of traffic viclators and his) they announced their wedding! Cee) MOTOR A that use of desserts And Cheap Electricity in the kitchen brings! refreshing baths, too . . . with plenty of electrically-heated' water when you want it! were $7,415.35, while additional 7. cits takrerky "Ot Boab, a! on of $1,281 were suspended. | arrieq Friday to Miss Edna Lisle A PLEASURE frozen and icy drinks meals, tickets given for of Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Downard, | and 382 warning offenses. Failure to have end Mr. Cowles will be remem- various hered bv some of our Greenriver| automobiles inspected ied all other bigh school alumni as a former offenses, with 452 arrests for this Speeding came _ second ‘casion to have been a most pleasteacher in the high school. The violation. 159 tickets ‘ant one. nartv were en route to California with 294 arrests, while issued for running through via Mesa Verde National park. Mr. were fines' collected seictradss $0 Den Cowles is much interested in stop signs. Total for all‘ offenses! R. Stanley Neuhart, son of Mr. archeology and has worked with during the month several narties in Utah fields. The 4th of July celebration was alt Lake county headed the list Jenkins, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs.| sponsored by the Civic Club with for é e os ' a "i ‘he co-operation of the Woman's re Ana aa en F Harrison E. Jenkins of Salt Lake | OUR 7-STAR SERVICE you ¥ For milk refrigeration . . . to keep vegetables, re-| Nebraska|" 23, with solvedin this con- vacation Don Cowles, all of Boulder, Colo.,| were visitors last week in the} nomes cf Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mil-| ton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goin' Places? better F. from daughter-in-law, ie and W. week ee Mr. and companied finest products Mrs. last July mak- is Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hastings done to change this condition?) the neediess waste of potential and Dr. and Mrs. Francisco were yes! Something is being done, hum and wealth can be effectively visitors the past week-end in| thanks to public spirited citizens|checked. The founders of Carbon Nevhi at the home of Mr. and of our state who had the fore- college gave us the opportunity; Mrs. Frank Brock. They alsv sight to anticipate these conditions|it is up to us, the citizens of visited in Salt Lake City before|and to secure for Southeastern|Southeastern Utah, to make it an returning home. ‘Utah a junior college, Carbon|even more certain reality. turned Tuesday, -- and intellectually, real-|vocationally, we nation On get DOUBLE S&W green * stamps on all your purchaseg) the Moab Co-op. Do your shopy on that day and get double} regular number of stamps. ~ relatives. | when Powel]) family. un- culturally. This spring the first graduating than where Mr. Bragg is connected with ing faster advances in science class, have majoried in the varee mone ee other iat any the CCC camp. ious fields of college, received knowledges = an ce Fran- technological their diztlomas. These youths have of possibility the have we ; OT ee a arrivals as were last week f from skills cisco their great gains during all of the ccmfcrts made in] i isi Mrs.) abundance with i for a visit Kansas City of years at Carbon. Many our youths are two instead y isco' porents, Mr. an dM rs, | of Ol life. but Francisco's them have changed from self-cont. by a.unemploymen discouraged . § i H. J. Hastings. uninformed adolescents tu settly scious, comparativel are We who k | : last and clear-eyed men ed in life are apt to sit back and confident, oo arrived owes nb women. They have gained their to belong problems these looking say thatexclusively and California they from the that and claims of ‘youth old manganese over reward. But if we look closely we find to us. concern no immediate Dectiarceiet ae ee Shinn, Mr. a discordant note in this rosy will But have we thought of seg eos era "eis the ee Despite the existence of picture. a junior college in their vicinity, of reopening opera- dition? advisability many young people in Southeastern are still wasting their time. who Utah women and men Young | tiqne: there. ever Unmindful of the advantages CarMr. and Mrs. L. C. Maharry left} could be trained to make bon college now offers, some of our are, society to contributicns n creater | vacatio a_ on Tuesday morning i by being ps hc Wi So ,| instead, voung people are not availing plo ea ee trip themselves of these many opporcrushea being are They versity. infant Curtis and Mrs. Nolan son were released this week from and thwarted in their efforts until tunities. Perhaps it' is because our citi‘their usefullness to the common [the Price hospital. negligible. be always will eood returned zens are not properly informed as Biddlecome Millie Mrs. 'this week from Oregon where she Many of these who could have be- to the offering of the college. As-| be the} ee wer come progressive, enterrrising eg suming that this might has been visiting public} reason, this series of articles is de-| even become F. J..zens may rs. son-in-law, Mr. ‘an been very charges. has Baker Mr. Baker. voted to the enlightenment of be people of our region, hoping can nothing that there Is ill but is much improved in health. that Robertson's Service 3-3 a even local telephone office and assumed 1. Mrs. Ilean rer duties on July former the 3. Clyne, manager, to Lieuten-| married recently was Bragg. They will| | more discouraging William ant in Delta, Utah, ize that today our their home | rake make a survey to determine the OC, NPS s-3 themselves without Irene Mrs. Upalco, Ug turned Sunday from yj where they spent a few days ing Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach an Mr. for a visit with terday Brown Mrs. Soffe. Kenneth Mrs. is a sister of Mr. Soffe. enter | coll's some in engaged good|actively e- | crise conducive to growth, Between 20,000 and 25,000 of the) terioration necessarily takes place. And finally, they realized that it of Utah between the ages of 18 Southeastern Utah is to progress, people must lead in that not trained and unemployed 24 are and in school. In our own Southeast- advancement. As a result, the open doors cf | |ern Utah there are approximately college welcome the | 2,000 youths out of work and not) Carbon | Utah: Southeastern of youth in school. to progress) them to help even|Ready becorres picture This sad trip. a fine and Utah | prospect and Oregon. They report a very pleas- MIN- OILS and stone She's not a real aunt, but everybody calls her that. You've got to be on your toes to please Aunt Min-she demands perfection! That's why she comes here! VICO Mrs. and returned and children a in Moab A youth today finds himself in, college. These far-seeing leaders realized a technical, mechanized world emanda the age for beginning em-| Mr. and Mrs. Bil 1 Driscoll »,oregnated with increasingly com- that Susie and Mrs. that children and is advancing, vlex problems, problems that try ployment on a motor trip to jeft Monday beare training no requiring jobs graduschool George Thurman the strongest. High they expect to Raymond Thur-|ates by the hundreds in South- coming increasingly scarce. They Minnesota, where are srend a month visiting Mr. Drisrealized that nless people Mr. man arrivals ~ MEET Mr. and were =e Greenriver News Jane Helen patrol Allien Miller, Wendell Bailey, Ted Beaver of the Members met at the home of Lowell Bailey Tibbetts, Allien Burr, Clay PeterWednesday night and elected Hugh son, Walter Shutt, Lee Day, MelBailey, Betsy Baxter Dalton, Tangren as assistant patrol leader. vin y Other officers named were: Lowell Ross Thomson, Jean Evans, Doroth Bald- Somerville, Ellen Dalton and Helen Don quartermaster; Bailey, selected. Baxter Bailey,|;.. Nielsen has been win, log keeper; way. are under rehearsals cheermaster. Daily given in the Ides Baxter Bailey was elected as @ The play will be and theater and proceeds will be used patrol of the new member activities. Lowell Bailey passed a merit badge to finance Boy Scout has been at work Leader Max A committee in first aid. Patrol for the plans and on™ week meeting last the the Allen conducted in Boy Scouts' float for the pioneer Scoutmaster Lyman Duncan was of the Members on. celebrati day attendance. Dalton, George are: 6, is the date | committee August Tuesday, Lynn d, Heywoo Frank n: pre-|chairma for the set been has that , Nolan Morse sponsored Fiack. Melvin Dalton sentation of the scout Day. Lee musical comedy, "The Quints Grow and Utah, 3 ota S&S of Mary consisting cast Corbin, Dorothy Baldwin, Steele, Wanda Heywood, Mrs. and ae A Mr. Ross Thomson TTT Up." iat sear es and Brown Mr. and Mrs. Diles Jordon, South of children four Educational Advancement in S. E. Utah -_-_ - BOY SCOUT NEWS os ee -- EIGHT 18, 1949 July Thursday, UTAH ToT TTT PAGE MOAB, TIMES-INDEPENDENT, THE had occurred January 27.| tue ie belief that the educational safety| : ‘.|campaigns being carried on in "Miss Anderson, a resident of Salt) ae ak during the month Of | nearly all communities' of ae Lake Citv, has been the first grade) uly, and the distribution of patrol) ot. are beginning to bear fruit,| teacher in the Greenriver school acyiyieles a0. TR TS 31/08: he State | ond that Utah is really Secobhing | for the past two vears and is very| where studies have shown they are | «ca fety conscious." It is the chee ‘}popular with the younger set. most needed, that traffic violaticns|,: nies na s i keel Howard is the youngest son of Mr.| and resultant accidents will be re~| 1) toe . Higgs de Rd and Mrs. B. J. Silliman, has grown} duced materially during the next|‘hrough itssafety safety activities department to few months. In commenting on | carry cn to the) 'to manhond here and is a prosnerous young farmer in the valley. ithe report, Chairman Hammond of | Point where the highways of Utah| | They will be st hcme in the Brown the road commission expressed his | Wl De. FeqHy | Gare HO SEA Cees avartments The best wishes. of apctreciation fcr the cooperation TRE iy Se eon ae the community for a happy. prcs- shown by all enforcement officers|' Don't borrow-subscribe. verovus married life are extended | to the happy couple. 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