Show Friday January 11 1957 UTAH THE CARBONICLE VETERANS’ EDUCATIONAL (R-Uta- one-ten- Honor Roll Students Of Carbon College LOAN AND RECORD IS SUPERIOR Thecredit record of Utah vet--i erans participating in the federal- loan program is “among the best in the country" Senator Arthur V is advised Watkins of one per cent of all home loans in Utah have resulted in any claims payment under the Veterans Administra- guaranty or insurance John Patterson VA Dtputy Admin- - Twenty-seve- n were students Watkins commented fortunate enough to make the rethat "the record compiled for us quired 35 grade average which enin Utah is most gratifying Such a titled them to place on the honor credit rating speaks admirably roll in the upper division of Car- bon College for the autumn quarof the quality of our state’s erans and of their fine desire to ter according to Rulon Bryner establish permanent homes When registar we think that more than 65000 Those who received the coveted veterans too in our state have places were the following stud-tiontaken the opportunity to improvements: Virdcn Blackman Mary Bo-- S themselves through the nation’s I zolakis Bruce C Broadbcnt Di-educational program it speaks ance Broadbcnt Dennis V Finch highly of their intelligence and Edwanl A Geary Jcrrold W capabilities I am very proud of Cook Harry Halamandaris Clyde our veterans for their war and Hurst Leon Jones Donald Kerr for their post-waccomplish- - Frank J Kraync Darlene Lowder ments And most of all of our dis- - Clifford Madsen Jeanne Morgan abled who have I know not found Don Peterson LaRcne Petersen! the way other than difficult To James Mack Potter Vaughn Reid! them all we continue to owe our James F Reynolds Melbourc R thanks" Russell Renee Sheffield Henry A Skerl Robert Turri Joan Wallace ALUMNI AT HUMc Rue Watt and Oonnic L Wor- then Many girls returning to school 20 in Baltimore Maryland The rom Christmas vacation have bride is from Lancaster PennsylJoined the ranks of the starry-eye- d vania David is a graduate of Car-io- n Thocouples who are contem-latin- g High School He also attended marriage are : Ijouisc Tay-o- r Carbon College where he was elecand Clifford Woodruff Necia ted president of the student body a and was Nelson and Gene Erramouspc prominent in school Duke and Sid Casper Phyllis Franc! sen and Jay Sillitoe vet-"On- ly h) I Lu-an- ’s 1 Patterson also informed Senator Watkins that: "In addition to the guaranteed loans VA has made 778 direct loans to veterans in areas where private mortgage capital was unobtainable Each of these direct loans in Utah has averaged $7860" Recalling the four programs which VA has administered since the close of World War II for veterans' vocational rehabilitation and education Patterson pointed out that approximately 6500 veterans have received such training ben efits in Utah He noted that: "Of these over 300 were disabled veterans who participated in the vocational rehabiltation train-- 1 ing program Most of the disabled veterans were World War H vet- erans who trained under Public Law 16 aprdximatcly 300 were disabled veterans of the Korean conflict who have enrolled for training under the current Public Law 8M “Of the 62000 Utah veterans who received educational assltance trained under World War entitlement (Public Law 346) II and 16000 have thus far taken ad- vantage of Korean conflict entitle- ment under Public Law 550” Pat-- 1 terson said group of Carbon girls enjoyed party at the home of Shanna Evans on December 26 The guests enjoyed playing games and having a gab session Following the games refreshments were served Those who were present to Join in the fun were Karolcc Robinson Leah Jessen Melba Spigarelli Elaine Stamoulis Joan Pitts Karen Kraync Cary Nelson and Thelma Tryon A j ar Urn Clubs iind Sociul Events Senator th 170134 Faye The Robinson home was the scene of festive activities on December 23 with Karo Lee Robinson acting as hostess The group met at the home and then left to go Christmas caroling They re-um- ed to enjoy a buffet supper watch TV and talk Those who Joined in the fun were Gerald Ste- vens Ronald Watt Sue Piacitclli Richard Duke Fan Non Davis delba Spigarelli Robert Henderson Karen Kraync Margie Redd Brundage Shanna Evans Dorothy Zamora was feted at a Larry birthday party at her house on Bonnie Pace and Frank Bchunin December 23 The guests enjoyed a game of charades after which reBROADBENT’S freshments were served After the gifts were opened the group adjourned to the bowling alley for Fine more fun The guests were Kay Ilarvey Collen Anderson Georgia Price Utah Ann Brown Freida Gay Sanders Donna Driggs Sharon Satterfield Rita Tate Janet Brady Patty Ily-it- a and Alcana Fisher Wn Desire to Serve You Station Information !have attended Carbon enjoyed II C kmln NUYUI Mil their Christmas holidays by reun-- 1 iting with their families friends for the gala occasion While some remained for the entire vacation others visited for only a day or two nevertheless everyone enjoyed seeing them once again A few of the faces seen around were Louise Taylor Sharon HoldMany Carbon students will note away Merilee Davis Sharon Snow Ch'°‘ Officer C II with interest the marriage of ShirCARBON EMERY Parley Johnson Chuck Bonomo rom D°nver the Nava David and Franco The ley Lupton Kenny Tryon Phil Arellano Phil Ilalamndaris Kent Anderson Syl- - Ar stat on‘ ceremony took dace on December The team administered the men via Star Gary Draper Dizzy Ed-wards Glendale Nelson Don Mer- - tal aptitude examination on cam Member Federal Reserve rill Rudy Larcher Laura Rhine-- pus the evening of their appear-4600-0 hart Rudy Politano Allan Jacobs ftnee Lt Hopkins emphasized that System and Federal Deposit Blair Blascr Mack Sumner Ned no obligation was involved by the Insurance Corporation McArthur Frank Redd Charlie taking of the examination The Company Madsen PRICE UTAH Jerry Anderson Ann exam results will remain on file PRICE UTAH Bunnell Bill Mathis Mary Helen in Washington until such time as Bunnell Paul Taylor Jim Taylor the prospective appliacant applies Ellis Worthen Rhea Nelsen Jim for flight training or is disqualiSalzottl Chuck Bikakis Marilyn fied by reason of age The only Colombo Charles Dixon Donna case whereby the examination STEAM LAUNDRY Tittle George Zoolakls Deanna would ever be taken again would Dance Billy Kissel Barton Jen-- 1 be a failing mark In that event May Carbon students were hit sen Cblleen Burdick Shirley the examination could be taken by the traveling "Bug" during the Crawford Jo Ann Hixon Carolyn again after one year Complete Laundry Service for Every Need recent holiday season They trav-- 1 Anderson Terry Alplanap Mila Lt Hopkins pointed out that eled far and near to various spots Up Corack Shirley Essman Bob this Is the first time these exam-fo- r COMPLETE LINEN SUPPLY — RENTALS recrational and family visiting Wahl Sam Colombo Doug Lind- - (nations have been given on DRY CLEANING — TOWEL CABINETS those that went afar gay( Sharon Bianco John Feeder- were Sharon Aitken Jeanene Dim- - bor Sylvia Benditti Gcno Ori Art ALL TYPES OF SERVICE ick and Bruce Greenland who Dalpaiz Chuck Ghiradclli Junior traveled to the Rose Bowl eclebra Albo Joel Allred Johnny JorgenPhone 218 Price Utah tion in Pasadena California sen and Lynn Neilson GainEvann Riley journeyed to esville Texas and Maysvillc Ok- 8ENIOR ACHIEVES SCOUTING HONORS lahoma Clyde Marx Price senior at Car-i- n Keith Burnett enjoyed visiting Portland Oregon’ and Albany bon was honored at a Carbon d while Dorothy Zamora trict Court of Honor held 5 at the Price Community Me-t- o ber and later to Ogden up thodist church He received the San Diego California FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ila Mae Tidwell Journeyed north Silver award the highest honor to be on an bestowed Explorer Scout to Bloomington Idaho during her He also received a Bronze Palm holiday Helper Utah Miss Veronica Hcinlein spent on his Eagle award her vacation visiting in Denver while Judie Lauriskl Colorado spent her time in Grand Junction Colorado Joyce Bendetti continued farthTAofs Right Ladies! WithEwy er on to Glenwood Springs ColoTwo Pair You Get Two Spares rado AT THE Other students who did not get Here’ tuppiy of fine i ran opportunity to get real so far away were Ruth Haycock nylon hoiiery for far kn than you cm imagined! 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