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Show Page Four EMERY COUNTY (UTAH) PROGRESS Orangeville News November 2, 1961 PROGRESSIVE Mr. Knuiia Tucker Mrs. Crisly Humphrey Visiting their son Donald family in Salt Lake City past weekend were Mr. and Gilbert Ware. Donald and have two children. Gilberts ther, Mrs. Clara Ware, also in the city, as well as other and the Mrs. wife mo- lives Mr. and Mrs. George Bell and family spent the weekend in Moab visiting her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs Harry E. Snow. Mrs. Georgia Winters was the Mrs Lyman (Cora) Curtis has honored guest at a pot luck parbeen ill the past weekend and ty at her home for her birthday spent som time at the hospital Friday. Saturday the George Sitterud birthday club women in Price for tests The date for the Relief Soc- met with her in a social afternoon. Lunch was enjoyed and iety bazaar has been changed to November 16. It will be held in gifts presented to her. the evening so family groups The elementary school had can attend. Officers and teachers have all been assigned spec- their annual costume parade on ial booths to prepare and take main street Tuesday afternoon. care of. All the women are in- Ghosts, goblins and all sorts of vited to contribute food or some characters took part in the article, or both, to help with Halloween affair. Following this this annual affair. Many lovely the classes held socials for the articles that may be used for children. Due to the stormy weaChristmas presents will be avail- ther not many parents were on able, also food for your meals. hand to see the event. Each district is making a quilt The Top Pilot group of the which will be amng the items at Primary boys and girls, parents, ward and stake Primary officCattle buyers have been in ers met at a parent demonstrain the Scout room. Teachthe city the past week and have tion of ers the 22 members are Mrs. taken several loads of cattle cut of the town. Ranchers re- Elda Hinkins and Mrs. Thelma Cox. The 20 members present port the animals in good condi- received their Top Pilot pins, tion. The recent storms will help with winter range feed. The ward Primary and MIA Mr. and Mrs. Lon Fullmer are enjoyed special treats and parin Kearns this week assisting at ties for the Halloween holidays. FROM LAST WEEK) the home of their daughter, Pat, (LEFT Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Larsen who has been in the hospital. spent the past weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hannert with friends and relatives. They Mr. and and children of Kearns visited visited at the home of Mrs. Clay Peterson and family, with his brother and recently who have moved into a new family, the Bill Hannerts. Bill home in Taylorsville. They also came heme from the Veterans visited at the home of Mr. and hospital having had the cast from his leg. However, Mrs. Arvid Larsen and family he returned this week for spec- in Ogden. They spent some of their time in Heber. ial treatments on his knee. the bazaar. el Young Miss Pauline Hiniger, daughter of Walter and Jane Heiniger, was improved enough to come home from the Price hospital this meek, where she has been having care for a gunshot wound. Mrs. Velma Huntington was honored the past week with neighbors and friends spending the afternoon with her, the occasion of her birthday Among the ut of For Mayor here for the Howard Reid services were Mr. and Mrs. Max Staynor, Spry Kelley, Kathleen Kelley, Mrs. Ruth Stephens, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. June Moffitt and daughters, Ida and Charlotte, of Helper; Mrs. Jean Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jensen, Price; Mrs. Bruce Kinder, Huntington; Mrs. Irene Pritchett, Price; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huntsman, Provo; Byron Peacock, Medford, Ore.; RUa Jewkes, Mrs. Elzora Jensen and Mrs. Jones; Mrs. Lavora Kcfford, Mrs. Christine Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larsen, Castle Dale; and others whose names were not available. Henry C. Reid and family visited here over the weekend. Henry is a nephew of Howard Reid, who passed away the past week. Mr. and Mrs. town folks KINDER A. (I. For City Councilman You can trust your credit union. Not only because you are one of the owners, but for other good reasons. Among these reasons: 1. Bonding: All persons who handle funds are bonded. The -- SECURITY the insurance company. Your credit union does not have to pressure widows for money they may not have. 7. Bond of Association The credit union does business only with your with members friends fend associates In the credit union. It is not a commercial financial house. It is not a profit loan company. 8. Loans: The money you put into the credit union is mostly loaned out again to your fellow members (perhaps even to yourself!) for provident and produc-- ( tive purposes. It could not be in better hands! 9. History: Over the past half century credit unions have proved themselves to be as safe and secure as an financial institutions you can name. For every $100 loaned out by credit unions, less than 20c has been written off as uncollectible. There are few if any lenders that can match that record. And, incidentally, in the depression days of the 1930s, credit unions did NOT is paid by credit union is heavily insured against loss from within and from without. 2. Examinations: The credit union is regularly examined by the government agency which issued its charter. A full report is made to .the board on the condition of the credit union. 3. Audits: In addition to government examination, an audit committee of erdit union members, elected by you, makes periodic checks on the credit union's operation to assure that it is functioning properly. 4. Reserves: Each year a substantial portion of the credit unions earnings are set aside into reserves. 5. Cash: The credit union keeps its working cash (what it needs for expenses and current lean demands) in a local bank or fail. Trust your credit union. Your approved depository. 6. Loan Protection Insurance: funds will be profitable, availIn case of the death of a bor-- r able, of use to your fellow wing member, the loan balance CASTLE VALLEY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Term) Mrs. Celia Oviatt served as hostess at a Tupperware party Thursday night. Twenty ladies met and enjoyed the demonstrations of Tupperware by dealer. Mrs. Eva Oviatt, of Carbonville. MAR U. GRANGE The Primary Halloween party was successfully carried out on Friday night as the little ones attired In costume met at the recreation hall for games and dancing. Prizes for the best costumes were awarded to Brad Fail and Conna Minchey in the younger groups and Rickie Mortensen and Randy Jo Oveson in the older group. Ballot Marking Explained In preparing to go to the polls next Tuesday, we feel that a few words of explanation should be given concerning a municipal ballot. IJccause of misunderstanding four years ago, judges of election of at least two communities disqualified ballots which were marked with xs for eouucilmen who appeared to oppose ach other on the ballot. This was in error since no candidate for councilman is running in direct competition with any other candidate, regardless of the party lines. Ry way of example we print herewith a sample of the Huntington bal Mr. and grandmother, Duane Ward, and family. lot. Although in the mayor race, Mr. Kinder is in direet opposition to Mr. Nielsons name and still he valid. Or a voter may vole for both Mar Grange r.nd GK n Anderson as his combination of two candidates. So long as he votes for only two men for councilmen, his ballot is valid regardless of the combination. Mrs. Grace Stokes spent the week visiting with her children, Ruth and Grant, and their families and other friends and relatives in Provo. past Thirty eight members of the Elmo ward choir sang two num- bers in the opening session of stake conference Sunday. Mrs. Laverne Day conducted and the marked with an x after Mr. Unger-man- s name, and also an x after Mr. accompanish was Colleen Mrs. Irene Thomas and daugh- Mrs. Mr and Mrs. R. Vere King visited in Cleveland last week at the homes of Mrs. Ida Mortensen and Mrs. Dora Otteson, and family. Mervin and Mark Day came home to attend Conference Sun day. Mervin returned to his job at Moab and Mark went back to school at Ephraim. Leonard, this does not apply in the ease of the councilmen. A voter may vote for any two councilmen on the list. In other words,, a ballot may he Dandim-nsaa- l and Annette Von Johnson Harper were Sunday visitors at NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER the home of his mother, Mrs. FOR SALE Johannah Johnson, and girls. - MEANS ar DALE UNGERMAN Ferron News CREDIT UNION Mrs. Carma Sherman has rehome after a three weeks visit with her husband. Jack Sherman, who is serving in. the U. S. Navy in California. She plans to take her baby and stay in California while Jack has shore duty. turned Mr. and Mrs. Rex Childs and two small children of Wellington visited at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Mortensen last Mrs. Myrtle Mortensen accompanied her daughter, Mr. and Sunday. Mrs. Lee Miller, and family of Miss Judy Larsen of Price Price to Vernal to visit another with her grandparents, visited Odell daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.Louis Larsen, over Frandsen, and family. the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Litster and family Mr. and Mrs. Hal M. Cox and visited in Price last Saturday Mrs. Harley other relatives visited in Nephi with her sister, with a brother, Edward, English, and niece, Mrs. Marie recently and wife. Mr. Coxs sister, HatChadwick, and family. tie McArthur, of Salt Lake City The smal daughtlers of Mr. returned with them for a visit an Mrs. Ferrell Atwood were with the folks here. with their weekend visitors A "come as you are party was enjoyed by the young friends of Miss Valene Stilson the occasion of a birthday party. Valenes mother, Mrs. Ruth Stilson served refreshments. When you put jour hard-earne- d money into a place for safekeeping, jou want to he sure jou get safekeeping. That nieny represents future living, better living. Those are the dollars that are going to buj a child's education, a home, a few more fishing trips, majbe, after jou have retired. Some of that money is your hedge against trouble. Illness layoffs, family emergencies. It had better be there when you want it! Term) ar ter Darlene Brown, have moved to Castle Dale for the winter to be near Darlenes work Calvin Jewkes named as teller to come and enjoy a good meal. At 2 p.m. the bazaar will start. There will be the usual aprons, A Halloween party was held rugs, quilts, pillow cases, gift Monday evening at the church items and novelties on hand for auditorium under the direction selection. cf the Cub Scouts and their advisors. Everyone was invited and Richard Fielder left came in costume. The highlight for Honolulu where heSaturday will be of the evening was the pine employed at the Government wood derby race which was won Airport. He has been home about Costume six weeks. He has been in Alasby Gary Otterstrom. prizes were won by Vernon ka for several months before his Childs, Mary Jean Harrison and transfer to Hawaii! Scott Cox. The Cub Scouts presented a fashion shew and Jon Ned Huntsman called on Judd was pronounced winner of friends here Monday and Tuesthat. There was also a bake sale. day. He is on his way back to The party was very well organ- California where he is stationed ized and pronounced a success with the Air Force. the Leaders of by all present. Cub Scouts who were responsible for the partys success are Every man of courage is a Arlene Grant, Zora Fielder and man of his word. Pierre Darlene Thompson. Castle Dale News Elmo News Lillian Oviatt had gs her The Carbon Emery Bank in guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arden tt has announced the and family of Tooele. (Christmas Trees) of Calvin Jewkes as' den came for the eer hunt and The stumpage including 100 a visit his mother. Spruce Christmas trees, to bei teller in that establishment. sold in lots of 50 trees, average Mr. Jewkes, who was reared height of 5.4 feet, is being offer- in Orangeville, has for the past Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen and ed for sale. It includes all timber several years been associated Ueene of Brigham City were marked or otherwise designated with the grocery business, with weekend visitors at the Nelson for cutting on aboyt forty acres stores in Castle Gate and Kenil- Alger home. Ted went on his in Sections 8 and 17, T. 15 S., worth. His son will continue to first deer hunt with Nelson and R 7 E., S.L.M. (Huntington manage the Kenilworth store. Phil Alger. Canyon near Stuart Guard StaReason is only a tool. F. W. tion) within the MantiLaSal Nietzsche National Forest, as shown on the map on file in the Castle Dale Rangers office. Full inSealed bids for this timber formation on the timber, condi- will be received by the District tion of sale and bidding may be Ranger or his authorized repobtained at the Rangers Office, resentative, at the Ranger's OfCastle Dale, Utah, before bids fice, Castle Dale, Utah, up to Ralph Lundy, Emery county are submitted. and not later than 4:00 PM., framer, has been named to the Scaled bids for this timber November 10, 1961. A money or- Farmers Home Administration will be received by the District der, bank draft, cashiers check committee, county according to or sum in of certified check the Ranger, or his authorized repreG. Bown, the agencys coCarl n and 50100 dollars sentative, at the Rangers Office, twenty-sevehere. The apCastle Dale, Utah up to and not ($27.50) per lot of fifty (50) unty supervisor is for three years. pointment to of order trees the November later than 4:00 P.M., payable The purpose of the county 10, 1961. A money order, bank the Forest Service, U.S.D.A., committee is to review applicadraft, cashier's check or certi- must accompany each bid, to be tions for FHA loans. Composed fied check in the sum of forty applied to the purchase price, of three members, the commitand 57100 dollars ($40.57) per refunded, or retained for appli tee is set up on a rotation basis lot of fifty (50) trees payable to cation toward payment of damwith one new member appointthe order of the Forest Service, ages. ed each year. Mr. Lundy sucU.S.D.A., must accompany each less than that stated ceeds Glen Jones of Huntington, No bid cf bid, to be applied toward payMinimum Acceptable who has served on the commitunder ment of damages. be accepted. Valid bids tee the past three years. Other will Bid less No bids of than that will be evaluated on the basis committee members are Grant stated under Minimum Acceptreturn to total the United Leslie, Ferron, and Merrial Joof ed Bid will be accepted. Valid to The right reject any hansen, Castle Dale. bids will be evaluated on the States. is reserved. bids or all basis of total return to the Mr. Lundy runs about 100 United States. The right to re- Published in the Emery County head of commercial cattle, and is a raiser of registered bulls. ject any and all bids is reserved. Progress November 2, 1961 Published in the Emery County Progress November 2, 1961 The ward Relief Society will hold their annual bazaar Tuesday, November 7. They will be Carbon game Shows start at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Sunday and Monday of each week date changed Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Due to the conflict of the CarMonday bon Colege CSU football game and the pheasant season, the November 3, 4, 5, 6 fur game has been Friday, November ,3, at 2:30 p.m. Absent Minded Professor Half-tim- e will performance feature the Carbon College A Walt Disney Production marching band, under the direcwith tion of Orson Tew, and the precision marching of the Carbon Fred MacMurray drill team, the Blue College Debutantes. The Blue Debutantes, under the direction of Joy Peterson, will da a precision the Progress for announcement com'nK shows. Charleston to the tune of Five Foot Two". Ov-Pri- ap-jia- FHA co. vouRSUPeoW board Renown Co Harvest names member Saturday! With the opening Saturday morning, Novemof the annual pheasant hunt, Emery County will again take its place in the spotlight as possibly the best pheasant area in the state. Considerable revenue is realized annually from this harvst, and the friendly community attitude helps build on this county industry. Enjoy a safe hunt! ber Ferron Drug Hunter Drug Darrel Peterson, Pharmacist Ferron, Utah L. T. Hunter, Pharmacist Castle Dale SUPPORT AND BUILD YOUR COMMUNITY i SURERIANS.GOCHROME L 75 WORLD FASTEST COLOR FIL fastest action. Gets superb Available in color in bright or poor light. 120 and 35mm sizes, Daylight and Exposure Index 100 Tungsten types.. Stops or al Huntington UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bailey hosted a family dinner in honor of her father, William Brocks NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER birthday. Members of the imFOR SALE mediate family participated in (Christmas Trees) the happy event Sunday. The stumpage including 500 Alpine Fir Christmas trees, aveBetty Killpack has spent a rage height of 6.7 feet, is being few dajrs In Ferron visiting at offered for sale. It includes all the home of her father, Clive timber marked or otherwise to Killpack. She then returned designated for cutting on about her home in Salt Lake City. 100 acres in Sections 14 and 23, T. 15 S R. 7 E., S.L.M. (Gentry to has Black Clyda gone Mountain) within the MantiPrice to stay with her daugh- LaSal National Forest as shown ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. on the map on file in the Castle Duane (Velma) Frandsen for a Dale Office. Full inRangers while. She has been ill. formation on the timber, condi be tions of sale and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and obtained at the bidding may Office, Rangers visitfamily of Salt Lake City Castle Dale, Utah. ed again this weekend atu her Sealed bids for this timber Mrs. and Mr. parents home, will be received by the District Harry Conover. Ranger, or his authorized representative at the Ranger's OfSpecial participants from Fer- fice, Castle Dale, Utah up to and ron for the evening services not later than 4:00 P.M., NovSunday night after quarterly ember 10, 1961. A money order, conference In Castle Dale were bank draft, cashiers check or Shirley Beth Nelson and Diana certified check In the sum of Larsen, who gave the opening three hundred and thirty-si- x and closing prayers for the 80100 dollars ($336.80) payable special MIA meeting, and a to the order of the Forest Serdouble trio sang, composed of vice, U.S.D.A., must accompany Judy Behling, Sandra Berenscn, each bid, to be applied to the Connie Williams, Linda Larsen, purchase price, refunded, or reKatheen and Tonie Worthen. toward tained for application of damages. payment Saturday at three oclock was No bid for less than that a happy time-fBoyd Jewkes stated under "minimum acceptas he entertained many of his able bid will be accepted. Valid friends at his 6th birthday party bids will be evaluated on the at his home. Games, fun and basis of total return to the were enjoyed. United States. The right to reject any or nil bid3 is reserved. Two days of teaching school Published in the Emery County last week was missed by Perry Progress November 2, 1961 Snow due to the flu and its ac companying miseries. All is well NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER now. FOR SALE (Christmas Trees) Halloween a Saturday evening The stumpage including 100 party and dance was enjoyed at the American Legion hall. Alpine Fir Christmas trees, to be sold in lots of 50, average Sponsoring the festivities were height 5.5 feet, is being offered and the Legion and Auxiliary for sale. It includes all Umber everyone entered with the admission of a costume, prizes marked or otherwise designated were won for best costumes by for cutting on about forty acres In Section 13, T. 15 S., R. 7 E, Ralph Edwards. Pauline Olsen, S.L.M. (Gentry Mountain) withDen Peterson, Steven Snow and in the Manti-LaSNatural and cider Earl Nelson. Apple Forest, as shown on the map on doughnuts completed the file in the Castle Dale Rangers Office. Full InformaUon on the timber, conditions cf sale and Good teachers cost more but bidding may be obtained at the' Delta Ranger's office, Castle Dale, poor teachers cost most. Utah, before bids are submitted. Kappa Gamma Buletln 1 CASTLE THEATRE prepared to serve and sell dinner at 12 noon and invite everyone BUY IT HERE, BRING IT BACK FOR FAST DEPENDABLE PROCESSING! NEW! ANSCO CADET FLASH Plan Your Christmas CAMERA OUTFIT Portrait Mow Just aim . Pre-Christm- . . snap . . . youve got it ! as flash... uses compact, Built-i- sample prices economical AG Bulbs. Perfect for color or 2 Takes 12 big 5x7 Pictures including folders "super slides on 127 film. Double exposure prevention. & UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED by new Ansco 100x Assurance Policy. sitting CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY! 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