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Show 4 l'i ;r.t j. iti r 1 c refill iVliss Emery County pageant date set The Price Jaycees are search- ing for Emery County girls be-tween 18 and 28 yars of age can qualify in entering the Emery County Beauty Pageant. It is necessary at this time to register as many entries as possible in order to represent Miss Emery County in the Miss Utah, Miss America Pageants.1 The Miss Emery County Pag- eant is slated for April 30 at the Emery County high school. There are undoubtedly many County who girls in Emery could qualify and would enter if they could be discovered. Any person, group or organization knowing of such a girl please contact VeRee Cox at the Car-- 1 bon Emery Bank in Castle Dale , so that the girl can be properly interviewed and registered, or have them pick up an applica-wh- o tion blank at the high school fice. These applications specify the necessary rules to enter, After filling out this form send it to Joe Mason, Price, Utah, Carbon Emery Bank. Girls competing in the Miss Emery County Pageant have the opportunity to wm a $75 Jaycee scholarship, a trophy and all xpenses paid by the Price Jaycees to the Miss Utah finals. Winner of the Miss Utah title is a recipient of a $1,000 scholarship and a guaranteed $300 to $10,000 scholarship at the National Miss America finals, In addition to these scholarshivs much more is gained on a per sonal level. The girls competing in these events gain self confidence, poise, social contact, public recognition, inspiration and more. The Price Jaycees have undertaken this project with the help of Pepsi Cola to represent Emery County in the state and national events. Much work is involved in a pageant and the Price Jaycees would appreciate all the cooperation from Emery County that they can get. The first requirement of a local pageant is to register enough girls in a community necessary to conduct a pageant. So lets get these girls out of their shells and give them the opportunity .they deserve to compete for Miss Emery County. Remember girls, it is not a Elwin Atwood failure to lose, but an honor to . . called on mission compete. ss 4-cou- group nty Weather Report meets on CAP Castle Dale Official Station Alvin Jensen. Observer A four county group met at Green River February 19 and selected the following group to act as their representative and executive committee to form a Regional Group for the purpose of administration and coordination of the various Community Action Programs, as outlined under the Office of Economic Opportunity. The following individuals are from the counties of Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan. Ken Tinna Willis, Blanding; Summers, Monticello; Rell f, Monticello; Floyd Emery; Drannan Seeley, Huntington; Ken Silliman, Green River; Lillian McCor-micElmer Dravage, Moab; Moab; Richard Parsons, Moab; Harry Manps, Price; Arnold Costello GuzMathis, Price; man, Price, and Nick Coless-ideGovernors Office, State of Utah. This four county group met at Green River February 26 and elected Ken Silliman, Green River, as its chairman; Arnold 1st Mathis, Price, Tinna Willie, Blanding, 2nd and Elmer Dravage, Moab, Secretary. The Regional group selected Price for establishment of their Southeastern Utah office and headquarters, with a county coordinator from each of the four counties. This group put in a lot of time and accomplished the preparation and applied for a charter and approved Articles of Incorporation, as well as bylaws to govern the program. It is the intention of the Regional Group to participate and make available for qualified residents of these four counties the many programs Congress has authorized under its War. Through its Office of Economic Opportunity, the Regional group is comprised of each county Community Action Committee. The major aim of the Regional Community Action Group is to provide technical and financial assistance for its urban and rural communities to fight poverty. Ar-gyl- e, Brin-kerhof- Sevier Division Region Training session for school lunch Eating a hot lunch at school provides your child with a adequate meal and .he opportunity to taste new and differently prepared foods, according t o Ruth O Hogan, school food service specialist with the National Livestock and Meat Board, Chicago. Miss OHogan will conduct a special program for school lunchroom on the selection, Front row, left to right: Bill Floyd Jorgensen, asst, coach; personnel row, left to right: Grant Nielson, team manager; Guy Concare and preparation of meat Lond Wakefield, Lynn Chuck Killpack, Larry Guymon, Mark Justice, A. G. Johnson, Olsen, Henning over, Randy for large quantity cookery in Second row, left to right: Clyde Bliss, Coach; Kinder, Gary, Principal. 1966. Green River on March 16, Nelson, James Nelson, Dennis Gordon, Dean Nelson; Third Miss OHogan is nationally recognized as an authority on food and nutrition problems and is especially aware of the imMr and Mrs Byron Johansen portant role nutrition plays in Elwin Atwood, son of Mr and left Castle Dale a week ago Frithe diet of todays youngsters. Mrs Udell Atwood, Elmo, re- day, spent two vacation days her 14 years of service During ceived his call for the New Eng. with their son Kirk and wife in with the Meat Board, Miss Oland States Mission this week. Logan and then motored to ElRound Robin play ended the tournament. Richfield came up the Sanpete division champions ery gaining a berth in State Hogan has presented more than His headquarters will be in ko, Nev. where week with Richfield, Val- with a big win, also in overtime, Manti for 3rd and 5th place. play by one point, they spent a past demonstratmeat 2,000 cookery Cambridg, Mass. Gunnison and Em- downing powerful Manti. week at the home of their dauManti also applied a full court James and Dean Nelson were Manti, ley, more to audiences ions totaling A farewell testimonial will be State in the Brand Ray Paoli and and it was Manti winning named to the spots eliminated North ghter, Kay ery gaining press Sanpete than has She 2,500,000 13 people. at March honor held in his to be held Gunnison beat North San- team for their outstanding play family. As they were returning yce Valley and Emery was beatworked closely with homemak- Class B Tournament 2 p.m. He will enter the mission home a week for 4th place and Valley and scoring. James picked up Friday undersized but en an pete Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, beago very by ers through Meat Board cooking and home March 21. His parents tween Tooele and Wendover, Saturday, March 16, 17, 18 capable Valley team. Emery went down to defeat to Richfield 63 points in the three games for schools also and has assisted the accompanied him through 19. a 21 point average with Dean lead for a brief period in the for 1st and 2nd place. they were in a head-o- n collision home economics students and and Manti temple Saturday. Elwin and were taken to the Tooele the at weeks last In behind with 55 points and close full gym the first but met play Valley quarter Monday night Emery teachers, in addition to her work in Mt. graduated from Emery high hospital. Another car had a Pleasant the first day court press soon put Valley in North Sanpete on the Richfield an 18.1 average. chool in food service. also She school and has been attending blowout and swung over into the lead. Emery had 33 turn- floor to delermine the 5th team . Box score for the Monday is called upon for frequent radafjgjj eameryV College of Eastern Utah. their lane" hitting them head-oin this overtime game to enter the State Tournament. night game is as follows: overs and gueat appear- Mkyf MantfdJJntag Their car was completely demthat saw Mark Justice tie the This game was requested be- EMERY ances. and Richfield dropping olished. Mrs Johansen had a ball game at 5 in the final cause both teams had lost two This year, more than 2.8 broken jaw and Mr Johansens minute of regulation play. Three games in the Round Robin tourbillion lunches The second day put Gunnison minutes later it was Valley 75, ney. tongue was almost completely will be rerved to almost 18 over severed. Panguitch in overtime, el- Emery 72. The game was close all the million American youngsters in Panguitch from the Saturday Emery went against way with the Spartans of Em iminating Their daughter, Jean Curtis, 70,000 public schools and nonMiss and husband went up Monday profit private schools, Lavar J. Moffitt, former Cas- to notes in stressing the them home from the OHogan bring FHA tle Dale boy, son of Mrs Maysie hospital. importance of safeguarding the Peacock, has set himself up in g health and of the business. Friday morning, February 25, the program of work projects, nations children. In large Mr Moffitt stated, We take 35 girls, three chapter mothers for the girls to attend. They part, this is where the youngand one advisor boarded the were given assignments and ensters develop the g pride in announcing the opening of our new train in Price at 4:30 a.m. Ev- joyed the discussion groups very pharmacy, habits they will follow as adults The Moffitts was excitetd about the much. Regis Pharand as the mothers and fathers March 16 eryone Forensic Region of tomorrow, Miss Hogan adds, macy,,, Lavar Moffitt, R. Ph. prospects of the trip to Salt In the evening at 5:30 they meet Richfield. at 2200 East 4800 South, Salt Lake Lake, the convention, and meet- attended the banquet where Mrs The Red Cross Bloodmobile drawing is 100 pints. Everyone so it is essential that those March 11 Meeting at high sch- ing and enjoying new friends. Don L. Buehner, Mrs America City, which we hope to make a unit will be at the Emery stake is urged to come out and help who are charged with the resool on building bonds with The group arrived at the Ho- of 1966, spoke on Individualreal asset to the community. house in Castle Dale today, their friends and neighbors in ponsibility of school feeding are Superintendent and mem- tel Utah at 8:30 a.m. They reg- ism and the Role of the AmerThe store is completely equip- (Thursday) from 1:45 until 6:00 this area who need to replace provided with means of keepof 7:30. bers the at board, istered Friday afternoon and ican Homemaker. The FHA ped and modern in every detail p.m. blood in this program that is sc ing with new techState attended the first meeting Friwith experienced registered The vital to all of us. There are niques and developments in food March 16, 17, 18, 19 Class B basketball tour- day evening, which proved very county quota for this several people in the county preparation as well as the latpharmacists in charge of the nament in George Albert interesting. prescription department. needing to replace blood at this est findings in regard to nutriSmith Fieldhouse, BYU Candidates for state offices Ree Whimpey, Residents of the county are tion. time. campus, Provo. from the different regions were Finally the time arrived for invited to stop and get acquaintMiss OHogans demonstra- March 22 ed with Lavar and his staff. Interpretive Speech introduced. At this point the gr- the highlight of the convention tion will include pointers on Meet at Emery. Lavar was bom in Castle USU oup was happy to have intro- - the announcement and the in new ways of supplying nutritious duced Shellee Sitterud from the stallation of the State Officers Dale July 25, 1930. He attended March 24 Junior Assembly. and appetizing meals for school local chapter, running for Sec- - for 1966-6school in Castle Dale and gradThe Emery chapter youngsters using those foods March 25 State Forensic meet ond It was announced today by uated from South Emery high Dwight Jeppson, son of Mr members were waiting tensely which are and will be in plentiat the University of Utah Gene Fulmer, Ferron, Comschool in 1948. He graduated and Mrs David Jeppson, Emery, and were when Shellee happy At this meeting Governor ful supply. Meat, serving as the ot District 5 of the Utfrom the University of Utah is currently appearing in tne January sales of U. S. SavMarch 25 State FFA Conven- Rampton spoke to the group on Sitteruds name was announced mander ah School of P. armacy in 1952 and USU production of Billy Budd, ings Bonds in Utah passed the main meal ingredients, plays an Department of the American as Second After tion in Salt Lake City. Citizenship Challenges You. that the District Conhas worked as a pharmacist in a drama of the sea by Herman $2 million mark and started important role in the school lunLegion, the Installaannouncements the After the meeting a tea was ch program since the National March 30 Band Melville. The play, featuring an 1966, our 25th will be held at Ferron vention Year, School tion at Concert took and Murray, Vernal and the LDS Anniversary ceremony place held for the candidates and votwill run through with a lunch Act requires two strong upswing, Fred- ounces of the end of the convention for on April 2. Emery high school. hospital in Salt Lake. The past March 12cast, local The food Theatre the at delegates. chapter deprotein Lyric ing per Post 42 of Ferron will be the few years he has worked as erick P. Champ, volunteer state with 106 members is allowed 7 another year. 1 Junior Prom. April fo the event w hich will be hosts reBonds attail man for the Merrell Drug in Logan. Chairman, a Savings Sunday morning group voting delegates. At this time tended the annual business meeting for to Jesse M. Conover, Tabof broadcast the the Company. ported courses is three to the delegates were able meet Dwight taking Lavar married Marilyn Heg-ges- y in drama, theatre and play pro- Ferron, Emery County bonds ernacle Choir. Many of the the year. New officers will be prsonally th candidates for all elected and business of Salt Lake August 30, duction while chairman. the offices and decide who to girls and advisors enjoyed the whole district will affecting attending USU on be dis1957 and they have four chil- a total of $2,078,152, up Utahs Brunch in Room at the the Sky vote drama for. scholarship. cussed There will be a dinner 7 per cent above last year, set While pointing to the 60 millFarmers can make their deHotel Utah. dren. He is active in the LDS On Saturday morning Reprerecord for January cisions for participation in com- ion acres now in conservation a church. Some of the celebrities that at 1 p.m. which will precede this year with uses as major emergency re- sentative Buckner of Weber, were seen in the Hotel were the business meeting. This consales. modity programs 4-- H The January sales reported the assurance that 1966 crop serve, the message cautioned spoke to the girls on Morals Prsident and Mrs David O. Mc-- vention will be for both the Legfor Emery County were $595, objectives are in line with U. S. that this acreage would not be and Manners Matter, which Kay, Art Linkletter, the Greek ion posts of the district and the Miss USA, Mrs Auxiliaries. CASTLE DALE LIVESTOCK according to Chairman Conover. food policy as outlined in Pres- brought back into production to was followed by a panel dis- - Ambassador, CLUB ident Johnsons message on produce unwanted surpluses or cussion with students, boys and America and Governor RampFood for Freedom, Donald T. to supplant efforts of other girls. This was very interesting. ton. Jeannie Bott, Reporter Advisors and girls that attendCox, chairman of the County countries to develop their own One of the panelists was Roger ASC Committee, ed were Mrs Ellis Wild. Mrs Reese, State FFA President. pointed out agricultural economies. The Castle Dale Livestock For the immediate future, During the afternoon there George Conover, Mrs Don Pettoday. Club held their fourth meeting there is urgent need to reduce were discussion groups based on erson, Mrs Russell Allred, March 7 at the home of their The President proposed two the Gavla Peterson, Linda Lemon, Officers of the Castle Valley carryover stocks of feed leaders, Mr and Mrs Monroe Officials of Castle Dale city bills one to establish commodand cotton, as Secretary Dea Jen- Federal Credit Union this week Bearnson, Judy Mary grains Lavon Magnuson. County Agent, met Tuesday evening in city ity reserves and another to am- of Agriculture Orville Freeman Connie announced that the annual meetsen, Lorraine Lemon, Day, was present and showed a council meeting and made plans end and retain the best parts Lou ing will be held in Elmo, MonMadelene out. Nielson. other For Behling, recently pointed Swine. to How film, Judge of P. L. 480. These bills will be to improve the cemetery. built-i- n flexJuanna Glenna the day, March 28 from 7:30 to 9.00 Allred, Olsen, commodities, served. Refreshments were GayPlans were made for a two or debated by the Congress and ibility of the Food and AgriculCatherine Conover, Lynne p m. Vance Tucker has been le Jensen gave the closing pray- - three Lavar Moffitt cemwill, if passed, become effective ture Act of 1965 and other farm year project on the Kenna Jensen, Careen appointed chairman of the propharmacy er and meeting adjourned. etery to improve and beautify January 1967, chairman Cox has legislation provides the means Lee Cox, Lu Ann Justesen, Re- gram committee, with Aretha the grounds. It is planned to been informed by U. S. Depart- to react swiftly to in charge becca Ware, Kristine Humph- Jensen as changing install a sprinkling system and ment of Agriculture officials conditions as demonstrated Rebecca Nielsen, Teresa of entertainment rey, by plant the entire cemetery in After they become effective ad- recent program modifications This promises to be a very Curtis, Shellee Sitterud, Kathy lawn. It was estimated that the ditional time would elapse bePrice, Claudia Scovill, Lou Ree enjoyable evening and the puband rice, affecting soybeans, lic is invited to attend. The purRehearsals are being sched-Stak- e HouseJJunday, March 13, project could be completed in fore agreements could be de- wheat. Whimpey, Thelma Nielson. veloped with other countries to Carolvn Nielson. Tamara Pal- pose of the meeting will be to uled beginning this next week at 3 p.m. Please contact your two or possibly three years. will wheat Spring producers self-hel- p program im- not be offered the opportunity to for a Youth Chorus, in prepara- ward music director for other Owners of lots in the ceme- provide mer, Belle Wi'son, Kathy An- hear the financial report, elect to S. food aid. divert a U be fee will with assessed schedules. sess rehearsal two e officers plemented tery for and transact any other numbers derson. Mary Biddleeome. tion of wheat acreage for payions of Emery Stake Conference Ward MIA leaders are asked help cover the cost of planting As for reserves, the message ment. This could encourage Stilson, Linda Lee Brown, business that may come before to please see that their young the lawn and will be assessed noted that it is not likely that some increased w'heat acreage, .Barbara Van Buren, Peggv B- the meeting. to be held in April. Door prizes will be awarded All MIA youth 14 years of age people are participating in this a small yearly fee to help de- any purchases to bulid up re- The expected supply of wheat lackburn, Ronnie Jensen, Rene Shellee Sitterud Christiansen and Linda Lee and free refreshments will be and over are invited to be at the youth chorus, and receive the fray the expense of caring for serves would be needed during the first year. the lots. (Continued on back page) elected Johnson. served. first rehearsal to be held in the benefits of this opportunity. Elwin Atwood Accident injures gets mission call local residents n. Former resident buys business h, Champs s, Mor-tense- vice-preside- Anti-Pover- ty :fiery gains $pt in state turaey 44-4- 3. 57-4- 7. GaSS tele, Pan-guitc- h. 65-6- well-balanc- Event Calendar Report given on conventgion well-bein- dmabj te Emery High School food-eatin- Emery youth in' Legion schedules Utah bond sales set new record production district meeting 7. Vice-Preside- all-ma- le Message given on food for freedom Clubs Credit union sets City plans work on cemetery annual meeting I Mor-tense- n, I Youth chorus to sing at meetings Va-len- j I REMEMBER THE RED CROSS BLOODMOBILE - THURSDAY, MARCH 10, FROM 1:45 UNTIL 6:00 P.M. - STAKE HOUSE IN CASTLE DALE |
