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Show VOLUME 51, Pm Einrosiry CcDiatrolty i do o FIFTY YEARS of SERVICE NUMBER 26 To 19 51 1000 READERS CASTLE DALE, 'UTAH Conservatn Immunization Plan Program Is Given Off the top Crum The first concrete effect, ment was held in the Cleveland Auditorium last Friday night, sponsored by the Huntington River Soil Conservation SuperLawrence Thorderson, visors, Ralph Lundy, Edward Brinker hofi, Dick Allen and Duane Jensen. Guest speaker was A. Golden Kilbum, Extension Soil Conservationist, who has traveled extensivly in Europe. He told stories of Russia behind the iron curtain. He also showed slides of the agricultural industry in Greece and of the soil erosion In Utah, explaining how we are Indebted to our soil. He then showed pictures taken of pastures in Emery County where Extension Soil Conservation practices had been carried out, showing the advantages of the same. The lo- nominal following of tha ntwi, kimmed for quick perusal finery Co. off Huntington Paul Paulsen has moved his family to Huntington from Price. He has been called to the Navy Reserve and will leave Gets Start In County By Mrs Wm. T. Ulster yttevelan- dA very interesting entertain- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY soon. 1951 23, Li , Jean Leamaster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Leamaster, has returned home from the ch- infant Civil arges will be made per indivwas felt in idual: typhoid series, 50c; ty- Primary Childrens Hospital in cally, of utahs Defense Program, Officials and members of the Huntington Wednesday of this phoid booster, 25c; small pox, Salt Lake where she has been week when an immunization 25c. Lions Clubs of getting care for the past 15 Huntington, months. Ferron and Castle Dale, togeprogram against smallpox and ther with their typhoid for both adults and partners, on Mr and Mrs Robert Nielson children got underway. Feb. 28th, Wednesday night, and family and Mr and Mrs The program in Emery Cowill meet in Castle Dale to view Mortensen a Walter enjoyed is the under a unty supervision showing of colored pictures weeks vacation to California of Mrs Maurine Nielson, Public of the scenic marvels of Easvisited with where Nielsons Greenriver the Health Nurse, and is being tern Utah by J. Worthen Jack-so- n their daughters, Jean and Eda, financially sponsored by some of Fremont, Utah, veteran Band Mothers sponsored a Ord who at stationed Fort are civic or fraternal group in each By Mrs Ray B. Humphrey Banana Festival on February tourist guide and photographer. the in C. W. A. A considerable part of the Orangeville 14th. The program was novel respective town. Dr. B. Turman of Castle Dale will be the phyMrs Thelma Jewkes left here and interesting and attendance pictures offered will be of scThe Mia Maids group of the sician in charge. was good. Students up to the enes in the newly discovered 8 Ward tied their Georgia where she 6th is' Orangeville (The following Ordinance Part of a State-wid- e conprogram of in near Goblins the the Valley grade competed be near her husband, Rich Rose Bouquet Tuesday evening of Civil Defense, the immuni- published to give notice to all ' will test and Queen with boundary line. ard Jewkes. who is training votes for King zation campaign will be taken dog owners in Castle Dale of in at 1 cent each. Tickets According to Mr Jackson, at 8:00 p. m. in the Relief Socthe Army at Camp Gordon. into every town of this county. taxes due.) were sold at 25c which entitled that area, and the whole region iety room of the Ward Mrs Faye Wakefield was in the buyer to a chance on the of southeastern Utah, is rap- under the leadership of Chapel According to Mrs Nielson, CasMaree schedon Dale is next tle the Huntington a couple of days quilt. Arlene Sherrill was Qu- idly captivating the tourist Peacock and Ruth Stephens. tentatule with the dates only this week. She has been spend een and Raymond Christensen nation. His offering WednesInvitations were given to the shall be unlawful for any ing the past three weeks near was King. Dora Olivers won day night is expected to help mothers It ively fixed. of the girls and the sell the region to local grthe quilt. Cooperating in the Hunting-to- n person to own or keep a dog YWMIA Officers. A lovely proWith each ticket at the door, oups and individuals. project are local school of- within the limits of the city Damp Carson, Colo, with her Wakefield, a banana was presented and ficials, PTA, and the State without making application to husband, Thomas In addition to Mr Jackson, gram was rendered by toe girls. reis who there. stationed She Board of Health. on contest Cor from there the city recorder that purevery speakers will be heard Girls participating were: Helto Colorado where she ticket gave another It is desired that everyone, pose, and shall pay to said re- turned banana, at the dinner, including Leroy en Jane Ocx, Patricia Guymon, will while is he there. stay which became a bit complicated Johnson of Provo, District Gov adult and child, who are not corder or Ed Cox, for the benewith the banana eating con- emor of the (Lions Internation- Dorothy immunized, take advantage of fit of the City, an annual tax Stephens, Kathleen Brinkerhoff is home Stanley Special Correspondent this program for their own of $5.00 Cor a female dog, and from Washington for a seven test. Jackie Seely came out al. Davis, JoAnn Peacock, Beulah The Castle Dale Lins will act Peacock, benefit as well as to strengthen $2.00 for a male dog. The rec- day furlough. He expects to first in the ten bananas tuckEmery Carolyn , Robertson, Velda Sitterud, Rosalie Davis, The Young Ladies of the Em- the defense of the State and order shall register the appl- go to Europe on his return to ed under his belt, and Laddie as hosts, under Pres. C. L. and the banquet is to be Virginia Luke, iRoanna Van King second with seven. ery Ward MIA held their first Nation in the present emer- icants name and description Camp Warden, Waish. Prize essays and limericks under supervision oi prepared Award night Sunday the 18th. gency. of the dog, and give the said Mrs Mr and Forsyth Mrs W. W. Wayman of Castle Buren, Joyce Curtis, Hazel Mabananas from the English Pres. Perry E. Snow was the crtificate of regis- and family have Clyde a applicant Cormoved to rie jewkes, Lyla Bell Jones and inguest speaker. Twenty-on- e try. Any person violating this tez, Colorado where he is em- Department were read with Dale. The Wednesday night ban- Sally Luke. Refreshments were dividual awards were presented section shall be liable to a fine ployed in the uranium mines. Sharon Robbs in first place. served. In any sum not less than $10.00 quet and program is the first Greenriver the girls by Coy Williams. Vera of a series of such joint get nor more for each $50.00 than Duzett presented two class Mr and Mrs Alfred King re' The following have our sin- offense. togethers slated by the three one to the iMia Maids cere Lions Clubs. Next meeting will ail luq' Auo uioij pjom paApo or thanks for imwill Tax collection subscribing begin and one to the Junior Glean- renewing subscription to Emwas be in transferred to Tenn. at Ferron, and mediately and all taxes must to beingRadar ers. Nedra Duzett was honored six weeks later the three clubs Electronics. and study be ery or County on Progress. before the last paid as the first Silver Gleaner in will meet in Huntington. TenParley Hinkins Jr., Hunting-to- n day of April, 1951. the Emery Stake. She received Julia, small daughter of Mr tative plans call tor a continher official Silver Gleaner pin (R. M. and Mrs Warren Dean was tak- Ferron uing series of such meetings, The City will rlad water en to the hospital Sunday. Allred, Emery and a token from the Ward at which the very best of sp- By Mrs Deborah Huntsman Mrs Riohine A. Lewis, Orem meters commencing March 1st. The Ferron Ward recently MIA. eakers and entertainment will Ferron Earl V. Hills, Ferron wife Gene his Southern and a Ward Choir with organized By Order of City Council are Wm. F. Rupert, New York . Mabel Mortensen was honMrs Eliza Seagers Mrs Loye Thompson as Pres.; be heand. Mr and Mrs Aaron Williams of Castle Dale Citv ranchbuying This joindure of clubs is being Mrs Kenneth Prince, Salt ored as the first Honorary Gold north of town and will Mrs Anna Larsen as music dir- hailed and Mr and Mrs Homer Dunas a possible unifying can move on it in April. en Gleaner in the Stake and Lake ector and Mr Carl Larsen as force in accompanied Elton WillEmery County, as well one of the very few in the ChAgnes Potter, Cleveland are There secretary. approxias Mrs received Eliza' Saeger S. Nelson Alger, Elmo setting the stage for a more iams and ina Duncan" to the urch. She has been presented additional vigorous mately forty five word this week that her son members. promtlon of beneficial Manti Temple Tuesday where an Honorary Golden Gleaner Carl V. Larsen, Ferron projects in this area. Jimmy was voted honor man Mrs Ward George, Ferron Certificate from the General they were married. of his company. He was one Mrs Coleen Jorgensen, Sahara Board and also received a toof fifteen selected out of three ken from the Ward MIA. Village thousand. He shipped out on Samuel M. Singleton, U. S. The following girls received Army the USS Sicily, an aircraft carMrs Georgena Hansen By individual awards: Gayle Blrier. Mrs Robert Waymon, Castle Elmo ackburn, Nedra Duzett, Armin-t- a Dale Ferron Elmo's Gold and Green Ball Jacobsen, La Wayne Jensen, Mrs Wm. Burdette, Wyoming will be held Mr and Mrs Preston ThompLora Lee Larsen, (Luella AnderSaturday night, son have moved into their new Orangeville Dale Castle Lloyd Huntington, will 24. IRhea Larsen son, Carina Rae Williams, Dora Mrs A. A. Scovill, Orangeville February cinder block home which is as Marva with Funeral services were held Queen reign LaVon Powell, Huntington nearly completed and has here Sunday, Feb. ll for David by Mrs Arthur Ekker Dawn Oviatt, Kathryn Jones, now Johnson, Ina Vee Keele, Barduiums attached that swing en under construction for Michael Allen Tuft, Ferron Richkrds and Donna bara Maxfield, Beth Mortensen, Hobbies are often strange five month old fast with a short stroke; very Jewkes, Shirley month several Past Ada Olsen, La Nore Olsen, Lor-n- a Hal M. Cox, Orangeville A as so floor son Oliver attendants. are men But the oddest com great grandfather clocks with of Mr and Mrs Keith JewMae Oviatt, Dixie Williams,1 Robert Dahle, Richmond show will be held. Budget tick- located South of town on the kes of Monticello. They were bination is Frank Durfee of ponderous pendulums swinging on Vivian Williams, IRoma Ander--i northmain Clifford Jewkes, Orangeville ets will be honored. Everyone the highway conducted by Bp. Raymond R. Green River, who has been from two to tour feet below g Sitterud H. C. Tasker, Green River west corner of the Willie son, Kathleen Crook, Maurine e is welcome. and burial was under partially blind all of his life, mechanis ms in Deloss Olsen, Moore farm. Hansen, Stella Jacobsen and the direction of the Witbeck and whose hobby Is making home-macases of all kinds, Vera J. Cline, California Eunice Lewis. Funeral Home of Castle Dale. clocks, wheel by wheel. and driven by heavy weights Cleveland William Davis, Cleveland When Frank was about a (up to f twenty pounds) Survivors besides his paron ORANGEVILLE reGrlaiv K. has Mortensen The eight girls who had the Malcolm Politano, Green Ri- ents fell from a include a he around home Noel; old, made d chains year brother, scores were: been Kathleen Ver NOTES cently appointed Bishop highest and three grmoving wagon. He did- spools instead of mainsprings; of a newly organized Ward at a sister, Karen and Crook, Roma Anderson, La No- By Mrs Ray B. Humphrey DeFriez, Ogden d j. Mr Mrs Jesse nt lift his head or open his beautiful mantle clocks with re He has formerly andparents, Dragerton. re Olsen, Eunice Lewis, Vivian Homer Moffitt, Castle Dale Mr and Mrs Howard Warren been acting as Presiding Elder. D. Jewkes of Orangeville and eyes for several days after toe built mechanisms that Mr DurWilliams, Barbara Maxfield, Di- -, Warren Moffitt, Hiawatha loves and Mr and Mrs Harold Huff Mr Mortensen was bom and Mrs Vera Tatton of Kenilworth. accident, and from that day fee keeps because he xie Williams and Carina Rae Mrs John J. on his sight in both eyes was them; and then his masterChristiansen, of Salt Lake City surprised reCleveland raised Williams. A lovely program was Emery and in i their father and his wife, Mr ceived his education in the ClFuneral services were held seriously impaired. Whn he was pieces: three calendar clocks ' Contd page 8, Col. 6) presented. wheels and a ll with three extra and Mrs Bernard Montague eveland in Fork Tuesday, Feb. si xyears old his mother, Elementary and the 13 Spanish MoCleave Mott Durfee and long hand that marks toe days with a visit during the week. North a tReid for Mathis, Phyllis Schools. He Emery High Relatives here received word resident of Orangeville. his father, Erastus Durfee, sep on a row of figures around the the son of Mr and Mrs Hans former of a baby boy bom to Mr and is She was bom and raised in ousted, and he and his mother, outer edge of the clock face. F. Mortensen. Mrs Leon Bawden of Provo. She help from his older When seveen oclock came the Orangeville and attended school ' th some is the former Clara Lee Killian. Orangeville in the county. She was the sisters, made their own way. chimes were beautiful, some Mr and Mrs Devon Anderson Young men leaving Monday daughter of John T. and Edna There was never enough money hurried and sharp, but those four large clocks slow, melodfor eye glasses. and daughters of Manti were from Orangeville were LeGrand Neal Reid. In the home was an old ious and so very peaceful. She is survived by her husSunday guests at the home of Huntington, son of Mr and Mrs her parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Preston Huntington; Rhomer band, Clair Mathis, a son, Jim keepsake clock", older than Mr Durfees right eye is now Curtis, son of Mr and Mrs E. my, a daughter, Connie; her his father, that the boy Frank completely sightless and the The signs include to Hanks-vill- W. Reid. by Mrs Arthur Ekker and a stop sign on Mr and Mrs Jim Peacock of Ray Curtis; and Roger Curtis, mother, Edna Reid; toe foll- had never seen run. One day left one is sensitive only to Greenriver Provo spent the week end here son of Mr and Mrs Lyman owing brothers and sisters, when he was ten years old, bright light, especially sunlight. A. A. Ross, District Engineer a ilO toot post at the intersecwith his mother, Mrs Jennie Curtis. Neal Reid of Tooele, Royal Reid while his mother was out, h He sees best at about fifteen of the Board of Fire Under- tion of Broadway and 50 and Peacock. of Lewiston, Idaho, Mrs Laverne decided to fix it. And that was inches, and practically writers of the Pacific with of- 6, luminous speed zone signs, Mr and Mrs Sam Jewkes had p. 8 Marquis of Helper and Mrs May the beginning of his fices in Salt Lake City, spent several Pedestrian La- their daughters, Bell rose- and da Millar of Riohland, Wash. of clock repairing. upright in and Green Friday Thursday ne signs, No Parking within Violet Lee, home for a short Burial was in the Price When he was twenty, while River at the request of City 30 feet in week. the of Post front visit last on a railroad in Calworking asofficials for the purpose of Office and No Parking 8 to twenty-fiv- e Mr Mrs ifornia, and Morris Curtis pounds ot was needed 4 near the certaining what in front and family and (Robert Curtis black powder exploded in a here to get Fire Insurance pre- of the school highway house. hole drilled in granite rock. to residents of Huntington City of Salt Lake and Kirk Curtis miums lowered. Again it is Spring and CLEAN The explosion threw him and of week end the check-eoNPlans include painting large at (Logan spent By Mrs Wm. T. Litster City water lines were another workman high into UP time. the Ray Curtis home. see if there was suffic- pavement markings with Cleveland The month of March is desthe air. Frank was completely Mr Parley Redd of Blanding ient pressure and enough hydpaint Including Sell .blind from this accident foi ignated as a clean up period. Sunday at the home of The rants to lower rates if a large ool Zone, speed limits, pedes- spent Burn the combustible rub- Farmers Union Local will six weeks, and the sight of the and family, Mr fire wagon was purchased. trian crossings and lanes at his daughter bish pile other rubbish where annual Budget Fund its not left return. did present As the Mrs eye and Mark Humphrey. water and supBoth pressure aud- Castle Dale Mr and Mrs years went by his hands learned . it can be reached by truck and Tatton of program at the Cleveland ply were insufficient. We need the Postoffice intersection. Also Kenilworth andFred Mrs Mary Rasmussen ann- to know clock wheels one from caii the City Marshall who will 2 at 7; CO p. m. itorium March members of of is rail merplanned five more hydrants in the realignment of her son another, and where each be- - remove the trash, their family were here over Lunch will be sold at 7:00 p. ouncesonthe marriage road crossing on cantile area. The City of Huntington will Feb. 23 in the longed in toe clock. m. Alma a short followed program. Friday, by week end. the Col. 7 Contd Page 8, The water lines have been a 510 prize to the person will be guest Salt Lake Temple. The bride Arthur. Gaeth P&y Twelve re later a Hum B. Mr and Wlltord years cyst, Ray increased until the old maps orch-- 1 is Miss Ruby Peterson of Salt toe greatest Andersons and making from the black week speaker the suTting of powder spent part Mr Ross and were obsolete. with- their mother" Mrs Ellen jestra will furnish the music Lake City. Mrs Rasmussen and blinded toe right ment in their premises. Judg-ey- e. are Lake Salt of going engineers now totally in will be done the first week Mr Durfee, M Humphrey 94 who is in for a dance immediately foil- - daughter, Mrs Maree Peacock, to draw up a complete new American Legion the Utah Valley Hospital with! owing the program. The public; of Orangeville, witnessed the blind, underwent five opera- - in April. The set of maps of the City water ceremony, tions in Salt Lake City. A new Auxiliary and Lions Club will a 'broken hip. Her condition isls invited. of service is This free system. pupil was made in the left eye select the judges. very serious. charge. (signed) which had been Jensen Naomi completely By on It is hoped that the well E. R. Bennett --MO- RE sightless for twelve years (and the east side of the river will C&Stl6 which now his Mayor is good eye) They oniPanJ Mrs Sydonia Kofford of Cas-.Increase the water supply and and both eyes had reasonably daughter and pressure but we will have to tie Dale has good vision tor a time. But the Htakim, ot have some new pumping equipright eye was so sensitive to . ment before we can meet these man of the Emery County Nat-- . . light that gradually It went tonal American Reef Cross An- requirements. blind. Nothing could be done where F011 Hospital Gov. J. she was taken nual Fund campaign. tor It. last week for On February 8 the following Jorgensen of Castle Dale, Mr Durfee has clocks he has On February 19 the following The City is in receipt of a Bracken Lee has proclaimed medical treatment, men in Emery County took By Naomi Jensen examina- - men were inducted into toe repaired all over the country-- in letter from State Traffic and the period from March 1 to 31 The Ladies Improvement Cl-- their Arizona, California, Nevada, Castle Dale Planning Engineer, Howard R. American Red Cross Fund ub enjoyed a very pleasant tion for the Armed Forces: El- -' Armed Melvin John Missouri and in all parts of Mrs Andrew Bell will enter-tai- q Williams, stating that proposed month. Mrs Kofford an Wednesday evening at Its Clinton Oveson, Cleveland: Marshall Forces: Reed and Heber furfor and Lucille Mrs Cox. at a bridal shower at her Gale Thomas, Richard Ferron; plans homeof signs worker city (Red Cross (the standing Ro-rDonald HuntingtonAs we talked, we sat in a home Saturday, Feb. 24 from thering safety within the city will begin work at once. She Mrs Julia Paulsen and Mrs Mar Coy Jacobsen and , Hun-room lined with clocks 4 to 7 oclock in honor of her L. Jtaxfield, Emery; Clin- - ger Curtis, Earl LeGrand along U. S. Highways 50 and garet Jewkes as hostesses. The Wallace Romine he hasliterally made alarm clocks sit-- ; daughter Beulah, whose mar-tin- g 6 and U24 are being prepared will succeed Mr and Mrs Clen next meeting will be at the ton Rowland Thompson, Green ington and on high spider-lik- e John C. now and will toe sent to O. D. Barney of the Car Del Clean- home of Mrs Vada Law. wire riage to Gus J. Klekas of Salt River; John Wesley Rutherford, Curtis, Orangeville; Week end visitors at the ho-- ( Huntington; Von J. Frandsen, Snow, Castle Dale; and Gerald legs with the balance wheels: Lake City on Jan. 6 has been Miles, District Engineer at Pr- ers, who served ln this capacity e removed and last year. pen-- 1 announced. ice, at an early date. Continued p. 8. col. 3) Orangeville and Theron Don Que Jensen, Ferron. Baud Mothers Give Festival Legal Notice Dog Owners Of Castle Dale MIA Girls Get Awards Emery Girls Given Awards up-sta- te Wit-bec- k, ut Our TJianks Ward Choir Organized mid-Ap- Temple Rites Unite Couple ril i Elmo Sets Dance Date -- Rites Honor BLIND MAN FAMOUS Former Rests AS CLOCK REPAIRN sIts i Beh-lin- home-mad- de double-beded- I Isa-be- FIRE EXPERT CHECKS G. R. WATER SYSTEM i e, U-- 24 noto-Con- d. life-hob- FarmersUnion Plans Program - NOTICE Couple Wed In Temple to Cleveland-Elmo-Hunting-t- U-2- by on 4. ' improve-explosio- - Red Cross Fund Head Is Named J BOYS ENTER U. S. ARMED SERVICE A V s-- rS j out-'.soci- ... as Shower Is Held For Newlywed ' on h. al Tru-Den- - Mor-ima- n- zil is , j home-mad- n, |