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Show NUMBER 7 t Candidates Named At Greenriver Co. Municipal League Improvement Slated At Castle Dale v Pmsircsss Onrocstry Conn fluty VOLUME L Meets At Castle Dale By Mrs Pearl Baker Greenriver The political pot has started to boil with the Citizens Party placing in the field the following candidates: Mayor, Frank J. Hatt; Recorder, Mrs Lee Thompson; Treasurer, Mrs L. H. Milton and Councilmen, Delbert Tidwell, Delbert Cook, H. J. Howland and William Seely. The Republicans held a caucus the 3rd but found that the new election laws read that candidates must be chosen between the 10th and 24th. They then withdrew their ticket. If the general public is desirous of having more than one ticket in the field, a petition must be presented signed by 25 oua ified voters for the estaDllsh-meof a new political party. Elected and appointed officers of the towns and cities of Emery County were expected to be fully organized in an association called the Emery County Municipal League following a meeting held in Castle Dale on Thursday night of this week. The organization was partly effected in another meeting at Castle Dale on September 29, when Floyd Brinkerhoff, Mayor of Emery, was named President, Zen Jensen, Mayor of Huntington, Vice President, and Herman Behling, Mayor of Castle Dale, director. It is the present intent that the League will hold a meeting each month, each of the towns of the County in turn acting as host to the group;. Purpose of the organization, it is reported, is to provide for coordination of local civic programs, to facilitate exchange of ideas and experiences, and to make concerted effort possible whenever such concert is required. Already, it is announced, the League officers have petitioned the Board of County Commissioners for that Board to submit monthly, instead of annual, reports to the city and town governments on certain matters involving the two bodies, and the Commissioners have acceded to the request. Within the next four or five weeks a sewer line will be extended along several blocks in the southeast part of Castle Dale, to provide sewer line con nections to at least eight more homes, according to Mayor Herman Behling. Sewer lines were installed along about ten additional blocks during the autumn of last year, and this years extension will bring the number of homes in Castle Dale which are fronted with sewer lines mark. close to the 60 Locking to the improvement of its culinary water system to meet the standards of the State Board of Health and to afford better service to users, the Castile Dale City Council is presently contemplating two projects. One is the replacing of the main pipe from the cistern south to the junction of Main and Center streets. The second project is the installation of a filtering system. Both the legal and budgetary aspects of the project have been discussed toy the City Cou ncil in its meetings of the past Utah sites are The fact few weeks, Mayor Behling ad- still in thethat for the running vises. of the proposed $150, location As yet the project has not 000,000 air forces advanced .beyond the confer- development center engineering was evience table, the Mayor said. denced this iweek when Gov, J. Bracken Lee received a letThe Mayor and City Council ter that a group of air of Castle Dale urgently request lorcestating officers would arrive in to town residents of the dump Salt Lake City on October 12 all cans and refuse beyond the by air to discuss possible sites hill (on the east side of the for the giant base. hill) at the dump grounds. It The letter to Gov. Lee was is also urgently requested that written by L. J. Sverdrup, pres cars carrying material to be idfint, Sverdrup and' Parcel, left at the grounds go east on Inc., St. iLouis, Missouri, conthe south road instead of us- sulting engineers, who have ing the north (Buckhorn) road. been retained by the air force to survey a possible location for the installation. Mr Sverdrup, in his letter, asked the governor if he would notify sponsors of the Tooele county and Green River, Emery county, sites that the group would visit the locations prob ably on October 13. Three Utah sites have been By Mrs Flora Jensen mentioned for possible locaHuntington tion of the installation includEmery and Carbon District ing Hill Field at Ogden, Tooele DUP Convention will be held county and Green River. The at Huntington Saturday, Oct. Hill Field site has already been 15 starting at 10:30 a. m. in surveyed toy army engineers the Seminary. State officers but because of technical reaall will be present and camp sons were called back to St. members throughout the cou- Louis before they could comnty are invited. plete their studies of the other two sites. However, Utahs congressmen had been assured by the air Orangeville Man forces headquarters in Washington D. C., that all toeof the Lost In Mountains surproposed sites would decdefinite before any veyed B. Mrs Ray By Humphrey ision is announced. Orangeville Excitement ran high in Orangeville Sunday night when Young Fanners word was .brought dowm from the mountains that Dali Luke, Enjoy Tour one of a group of men gatherGreenriver ing cattle, was lost in the blizThe Young Farmers Group zard and fog near the skyline under the direction of the leaeast of here. Calvin Jensen, made a Mr Luke and his companions der, last week to observe farm trip a had separated after eating practices in other parts of lunch at the Seely Creek Rang ing the state. The first day took er Station, each to ride certain them to Mt. Pleasant to the catall the find and territory John K. Madsen sheep ranch, tle and drive them to a place to the Moroni Turkey Plant, decided upon by them. When p Feed Mill between Man-- ti Mr Luke did not show up at and Moroni, John Olsens to comerstwhile that, place, his results of pasture reobserve to meet another panions went and to the E. O. Muer seeding, group to learn if theey had celery packing plant at Ephseen him. As darkness fell the raim. The group .stayed at entire party began to search Gunnison. and, failing to find him, they Next morning they took in decided to obtain more help the Sorensen sheep feeding for a complete search. lots between Gunnison and Men and trucks from Orange and also the Johnson cattville were trucked as far as le feeding lots. The Pacific possible for drifts and snow. farms were visited where a Signal fires were lighted to en- new procedure in Irrigation able each searching party to was studied. In Redmond and keep in contact with the oth- Richfield a new drainage and ers, and with the hope that silt program, mapped by the the lost man might see them. Army Engineers, Department Mr Luke, in the meantime, of the Interior and Forest Serhad found his way back to the vice, was visited. The men then Station, and was trying to es- went on the mountain from tablish communication by tele- Salina and were shown the replots phone with the townspeople sults of reseeding in grass when members of the search-jkn- g by the Forest Service. At the party reached the Station. M and O ranch 299 Young He had become lost for a time Farmers ate lunch. Twelve atin the vicinity of Petes Hole. tended' from Greenriver. Air Sites Slated For Inspection County DUP To Host District Meet nt Churchman Decries Trend To Statism Orangeville 47 Club Again Sponsors Hunting Contest 1O.Jk.CU blvlC As the deer hunting season from theiuuwnuiK 15 UIssue of the Sept. comes closer and closer the Deseret News is a paid ad and Orangeville 47 Club again an- is published at the request ol nounces its intentions of sponsoring a deer hunters dance and hunting contest. The dance will be given in the Orangeville auditorium on October 20 with Thursday, music by Jimmie Dart's orchestra. Everyone is invited to attend and wear their oldest or newest hunting togs. Get the hunting spirit by attending this hunting ball. It was announced this week by President Vernon Davis that the Club would again sponsor a deer hunting contest. A prize of $25.00 is being given for the heaviest buck brought in. Tickets for the contest are now being sold by members of the club. The buck must ;be weighed at the official weighing station which is Wares Locker Plant in Orangeville. Win yourself some money and help pay for your deer hunt by entering this contest. CASTLE DALE, UTAH OCTOBER 14, 1949 "Hundred Dollar Boy Wins Again In 'Deseret News Football Contest Chester Taylor, age 14, son awarded a check for $100.00. of Mr and Mrs Leroy Taylor ..Ail of this during of Orangeville, is the boy of the last weekhappened of September, the month. and results were reported in Hes the boy to watch, the the October 4th issue of the kid that came back and did it News and Chester became the again, the hundred dollar boy hundred dollar kid to his who wasnt satisfied with one schoolmates in the eighth good stroke of fortune and so grade at Orangeville. Sour Dough Ball Slated By PTA At Castle Dale set out to become, and did beAnd then, the that just come, the two hundred dollar couldnt happen thing he won again. Same happened: boy. contest, same Entering the current foot- rules, same award. The result ball predicting contest of the was announced in the News Deseret News, Chester was one within the past week. of the six winners in the first Well, thats the story up to weeks judging. Submitting two now, at least. Of course, after new six months subscriptions all this, can happen, to the Deseret News, and nam we allow. anything And so daily we shall ing with the greatest percent- scan the columns of the News age of accuracy the losing and shall not be much shaken teams in 20 of the football con if we read that Chester Taytests of the week, Chester was lor has done it again. The Parent-TeachAssoc iation of Castle Dale announced plans this week for a novel public entertainment slated for the night of October 29 in the Castle Dale school auditorium. The affair will be advertised extensively throughout Emery and Carbon counties as a Sour Dough Harvest Ball, reports Mrs Clyde Kofford, Association president. 'Lambs are coming off the mountains, after a sum mer of feeding on tall grass, at their succulent best, and the sour dough jug is working daily, 'Mrs Kofford declared on Thursday of this week, explaining' that sour dough biscuits and lamb with coffee or cocoa will be sold at the ball. and Aprons for will be overalls for the nearest approach to formal dress, Mrs Kofford said. The Anderson dance orchestra of Price has been engaged to play for th dance and it is expicws that the attraction of that music plus the lure of sourdough and lamb and the informality of aprons and over alls, will draw a big crowd for an evening of relaxation and fun. er Local Scouts To Attend Co. Chairman District Conference Jimmy and Montell Seely, Explorers of Post 2306 of Castle Dale, and their advisor, Morris Huntington, have been chosen to represent the Emery District at the Second annual Explorer Leaders conference and which encampment, Oct. is sponsored by Section Six, Region 12, Boy Scouts of America, and is scheduled to be held again at the U. S. Naval Supply Depot Clearfield, as was announced by Field Scout Executive James G. Anderson. y meet Purpose of the ing is to increase motivation of programming and recruiting as well as to make the American Scouting program more attractive to young men between the ages of 15 and 18, it was learned from John D. Giles, Chairman of Section Six. Section Six includes Ogden, Salt Lake, Cache Valley and Utah National Parks Councils and the Jim Bridger Council at Rock Springs, Wyoming. Arrangements have been com pleted to provide ample housing, eating and meeting facilities for more than 100 delegates who are expected to com plete registrations by 10:30 a. a reader. Editor A warning against national (Special Correspondent) trends toward state slavery Mrs Jesse M. Conover, who is with the assertion that it may well be that our government chairEmery County cancer man, has recently returned and its free institutions will from Salt Lake City, where she not be preserved except at the attended a three-da- y convenprice of life and blood was tion and cancer training school. sounded Wednesday in Salt three-poiA Lake City toy Pres. J. Reuben program was stressed at the school, Mrs Con Clark Jr., first counselor in the over reports. First, research. First Presidency of the Church Under direction of the leading of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y scientists of the nation, more Saints. than 250 research projects are In addressing an afternoon going forward in the medical session of the annual convenand educational centers. tion of the National AssociaSecond, service. This phase tion of Mutual Insurance Com of the program embraces free the in Hotel panies, Utah, Pres cancer detection service, limitident Clark spoke forcefully ed monetary assistance, free against the inroads of Amerdressings for cancer patients, icas real enemies, communism a bed in the hospital, loan of and its running mate, socialism. sick room supplies, assistance The Church leader asked his in rehabilitation of cancer paaudience if they ever had heard tients; of either isms faltering or Third, education. This inyielding their aims and purcludes refresher courses for poses, or showing pity or merdoctors, special cancer journals cy for their opponents, or circulation In schools of literBy Mrs Flora Jensen slackening their tyrannical boature and films, public educands once fastened, or passing Huntington, tion through the press and raThe Chapel Benefit Party, m Oct. 15. to push by any opportunity and through the medium In addition to Mr Harrald S. dio ahead, or failing to burn and' held Saturday by the two wards of speakers, both lay and proExAlvord, was success. Deputy to BanRegional a much maim very and injure, plunder, fessional. to rape, to murder, whenever quet, program and dance was ecutive of Explorer Leaders, Nationally known figures atLeadother well Explorer ranking 250 attended with about such practices would aid them the training school By Mrs Naomi Jensen tending two ers to atend the expected tickets at $5 each being sold in fastening their state slavery were Mrs Harold- V. Milligan, Castle Dale sessions NSD at include: for the banquet. Six turkeys, day upon the people. Elbert R. Curtis, General Ch- National Commander; Steele T. Hans Erastus Never forget for one mo- rolls and vegetables were Petersen, 73, National Field Repfor $200 and a cake airman of Explorer Leader Kennedy, former resident of Castle Dale, ment that communism and and Mrs Harold resentative; Six, (Region 12, wno died Sunday at the home of socialism are state slavery, he made by Mrs James Potter sold Section G. Bogart, National Deputy his son, Harold E. Petersen, declared, continuing: Nor for- for $169, which made the fin- also Vice Chairman of the en- Commander. . tire region which covers Calif., of Provo, of causes incident to get that while enslavement to ancial gain over $1600. Utah and the an individual may on occasion All the logs have been haul- Arizona, Nevada, age. Islands, and H. C. Mr Petersen was born July be eased by the human in- ed from the canyon and when Hawaiian of Explorer Mugar, Director 8, 1876 in Fountain Green, a stincts of mercy and love, yet sawed will give 130,000 feet of Leaders for Region 12, who is son of Boye Petersen and Ker-sti- these feelings are unknown to lumber to be used in the build expected to arrive from his Anderson Petersen, who a soulless state. The history ing. headquarters in Los Angeles were early pioneers of Castle of modern Russia and its sateto attend the gathering. The title for abstract of the llites us tells we while all this; a Valley. Mr Petersen, may lot Included in the program will child, moved with his parents not like the tragic picture that the selected has cleared through be an educational tour of the Dr. H. S. Nielsen and Mrs of the legal department and family to Castle Dale. He history paints as our own desNielsen of Ferron will attend negotiations for 863 acre Depot. received his education here tiny, if we move forward' along church and the American Dental Assoand helped his father with his our present course, but we transferto ofbe the title were exciation National Convention wh completed shortly. pected would better face the facts. farm and sheep interests. ich will be held in San FranThe house now on the lot GREEN RIVER notes On July 8, 1903 he married Then Pres. Clark declared cisco from October 17 to 24. Edith Adella Jones, also of that unfortunately, one thing (Truman residence) is expectBaker Mrs Pearl By They will leave Ferron on Castle Dale, in the Manti tem seems sure: We shall not get ed to be moved within six weMiss Helen Falconer returned the 14th and expect to return pie. They made their home in out of our difficulties without eks. However, work will begin from Denver where she has on the 24th. Castle Dale until 1923 when trouble! serious trouble. Indeed at once on the clearing of the been Dr. Nielsens offices in Fervisiting relatives and reground. Work will also start they moved to Provo and Mr it may well be that our govern on treatment for her eyes. ron and Huntington will be Petersen began working on the ment and its free institutions razing of the Relief Society ceiving located just west of Miss Bonny Wilson and Miss closed during his absence. railroad. Ms will not be Union Pacific except at Building Oliver were home for North Petersen died in Provo July the price ofpreserved High School. As Esther Emery life and blood. the week end from Mt. Pleais as material much 10, 1924. possible is the record of freedoms That where they are attending ORANGEVILLE notes Because of ill health Mr Pet contest with communism and to be salvaged and used in the sant Wasatch Academy. new chapel. ersen retired in 1932 and re- socialism in other lands. EL Mrs Ray By will PTA Humphrey the hold regular turned to Castle Dale with a During the remainder of his meeting on Thursday, Oct. 20. Earl Luke, son of President son. They returned to Provo address, Pres. Clark discussed Mr Ririe, chairman of Health and Mrs EL G. Luke, is home in 1937. the paths we are following and Safety, will be down from from the hospital, after spend Mr Petersen was an active that, if move forward there we Price to talk on that subject. ing the past month there follow member of the L D S cmi-c- n lead us to on, will of the meeting is To- ing an operation on his eye. Subject and held the office of a high socialism inevitably or communism, and .Tomorrows students Mrs Iris Luke, Mrs Janice days priest at the time of death. two are as like as two these Citizens. Mrs Alice Justesen and Scow, conwere Funeral services peas in a pod in their ultimate Mr and Mrs Jerry Thomas Mrs Leah Justesen were visiducted1 Wednesday at Provo effect upon our liberties. Remodeling work of another (Klewpie Harris) are visiting tors in salt Lake City the past and burial was in the Castle President Clark explained retafl store on Price's Main here from their home in Calif. week. Dale cemetery. that statism cannot live with street has now been completed Mrs Shirley Wiesse and her Frank and Genes are planMr Petersen is survived by Christianity, nor with any oth with a new modernistic front a demonstration for Thurs daughter of Detroit, Michigan, 3 sons: Harold E. and Virgil er religion that postulates a for Oliveto Furniture and Hard ning day, October 20, at the service have been visiting here with L. both of Provo and Lloyd L. Creator. The slaves of statism ware company. station with Mrs Black from Mr and Mrs Tom Humphrey. of Ogden; one sister, Mrs Becky must know no power, no auth The front design is of glass Price conducting a cooking sch Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Wiesse Jones of Castle Dale and 7 ority, no source of blessing, no and stainless steel, with in- ool in the afternon at 2:30, at are sisters. grandchildren. God, but the State," he said. dented Here for the winter is Mrs glass window and the station' and store. In the Under statism, God must go, door onlarge New tiling evening, a picture show will Pearl McCall one side. and daughter and with him goes freedom of on the inside to be presented at the church with Sylvia of California. They are Castle Dale Scouts conscience and of religion, the has beena laid at the home of Mrs McCalls fine 'background for prizes awarded by Westing-housfirst two of our liberties named provide Utah Oil and Atlas Tires mother, Mrs Melissa Jewkes, merchandise display. our Bill of in Rights. Surely Present Smoker The management announces to the holders of lucky num- to help care for her. Christian America will not enMrs Velma Huntington and the store now has a com- bers that will be passed out Mrs that devised dure this slavery by By Mrs Naomi Jensen Minnie Stilson have rethe day. during the in plete department gift Satan himself." Castle Dale license tests were turned home from Salt Lake Drivers Christalso where basement The Church leader declared conducted at the City where they have been visiting The Senior Scouts of Castle further that this one fact mas merchandise will be dis- Hall. Mrs Tuesday Herron Marie and members of their families. Mrs Dale, under the direction of should condemn played. (Cont. page 3, Col. 0) Huntingtons daughter Dora their leader, Morris Hunting-to- statism forunalterably us. I say surely and and husband, brought them are sponsoring an evenings counthis because unalterably home Saturday. of and entertainment boxing trouahead faces enough At the convention of the Mr and Mrs Johnny Johnwrestling to be held in the try ble to bring us to our knees in of Womens Castle Federation ston and son have been visitDale auditorium Monday to honest prayer God Republican Clubs, held at the Oct 117 at 8 p. an. Boys from humble ing their parents, Mr and Mrs Newhouse Hotel on September Hiawatha, Orangeville, Hunting for the help which he alone is Frank Moffitt, the past week. able to give us, to save us. Mr Johnston is still in the U. ton will Dale Castle and particl Mrs Jesse 30 and October II, Pres. Clark discussed further S. Air Service and is being be 4 will Their main pate. M. Conover was again elected the provisions of the Constifrom a southern events, 5 extras, one (16 years, transferred about for Cox clear Donald make of Orangeville which Orangeville tution that and 2 wrestling matches. the powers of the government and R. Bland Fox of Castle keeping an average herd of base to Washington State. to serve Emery County as diGuests at the home of Mr Proceeds from the event will rector for the clubs. not Inherent therein, but Dale motored into Sanpete Co- 30 head. and Mrs Heber Robertson the be used to purchase basket are to rams been He in has week last selling of which are means, unty Friday delegated, wek wbre Mr and Mrs First class and ball suits for the scout team. in other words, that the govern the formers truck and Mr Cox breeders and sheepmen through past FOR SALE Howard Robertson of Spring has area out showed this and of head ment has such powers and such brought back several second class brick and first Glen. some his stock and of locally. powers only as the people have stray sheep for himself grade shingles. Anyone inter- Orangeville Mr Foxs herd was begun Mr and Mrs. Keith Jewkes given it in and by the Consti- lira Huntsman of Castle Dale. President Elden G. Luke, son ested see Bp. P. Eugene Johan ewes purchased from Niel Keane and Bob Moffitt were Mr Fox, while over there, with and family are missed by their tution, and this means the sen, Castle Dale. ram from business visitors in Salt (Lake of powers is in the peo- purchased a purebred Hamp- sen Brothers and a friends throughout the for many WANTED Man with car shire Ram, 3 years old, from Christensens, both of Ephraim. Friday. moved to ple." have county. They pick-u- p and delivery service Moab where Mr Jewkes is the Larson Brothers herd of After 10 years of careful breed Mr and Mrs Dick Scow of for Car Del Cleaners, Castle working with the AAA in Or Clawson ing Mr Fox is looking forward Ephraim. Dale. For particulars see O. C. and county. They have been Mr Fox has .been breeding to showing some of his stock Springville visited , home folks Mr and Mrs Glen Carter of ltc outstanding in their music and Salt Lake City visited relatives purebred Hampshires on his in regional and national shows recently. Dick Is attending Barney, Mgr. school in Provo. farm between Castle Dale and in the near future. orchestra work for many years. here last week. mi-la- mi-lo- . dy rd 6, Chapel Fund Gets Boost At Huntington Hans Petersen Dies At Provo auc-tion- Sa-li- ! ed H. S. Nielsens Attend Meet ne i Oliveto Store Is Remodeled -- na e, Ferron GOP Women Organize Study Group, Name Officers (Special Correspondent) Under direction of Mrs Jesse M. Conover, a number of Ferron women have organized a study group, which will be affiliated with the Utah Federation of Womens Republican Clubs. At a meeting held at the home of Mrs Cliff Jensen the were elecfollowing officers ted Mrs Jesse Nelson, president; Mrs Chall Conover, vice president; Mrs Reed Conover, secretary; Mrs Cliff Jensen, treasurer; Mrs Harvey Austin, class leader; Mrs Fred Zwah-le- n, assistant class leader. The newly elected officers are planning a social in the Ferron Town Hall on November, at 2 P. M., to which all Republican ladies are Invited. n, Bun-Advoc- Hampshire Breeder Buys Ram From Ephraim C. D. U-t- ah free-for-- all res-idiu- i nt two-da- Co-o- I Attends Cancer Meet m |
