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Show t - I FFA Sweetheart and her two attendants will be named Everyone is invited to come. Report cards for the first term were given Wednesday Along with the cards came grades, and along with grades came resolutions to do better next term The musical production Okwill be held next lahoma Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, November 16, 17 and 18 A lot of hard work has gone into this production and the results have been terrific. We invite everyone to come and see this outstanding performance! mi t Emery County Hi News Conservation awards slated While some peoplt carelessly resources bedestroy natural longing to the general public, there are others more concerned with wise use of these resources. These include those persons dedicated to the public welfare m preserving trout streams, building waterfowl marshes, prrelaomoting tionships, and improving range- hunter-landowm- Teresa Curtis Cleveland News The big event of this week is the FFA and FHA Sweetheart Ball. The girls competing for the title of FFA Sweetheart are Shellee Sitterud, Ruth Ann Max-fielJanet Christensen, Rebecca Nielsen, Peggy Sncw and Brenda latster. Mrs. Johannah Johnson er Mr. and Mrs. Gomer They were Marie and Russ nold had 25 of their children 'Miller and Kay and Evelyn Tu visit them cker and sons, Magna; and Von and grandchildren over the weekend. Tnose who and Annette Johnson and chilcame to visit and hunt were dren, Pleasant Grove. The felJames and Shirley Mangum, lows enjoyed the pheasant hunt Orem; Kyle and Myrlene Ar- and bagged them limit Saturday An assembly will be held FriTheir luck wasn't so good the and will answer special nold and Erne and Sharon ent day at 10.30 a m at which time Carosecond and day. Sandy; Barry the girls will be introduced, es- questions. Salt Lake City Arnold, lyn corted by the FFA officers. Ea-c- h A dance will be held at 8 30 Mrs. Emma Lee Larsen girl will then display her tal- - p.m. Friday evening. Here the and children came from Chinle, Anz. last weekend to visit with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litster and family, and Mr. and Co-op Mrs. Keith Larsen and family, CEU Athletic Director Bill Huntington. They returned to Peterson has announced that their home Sunday. season tickets for all Eagle Mrs. Alice Sadlier visited nome games are now on sale. e with her son, Mr. and Mrs. The season ticket sale, acSadlier and family October cording to Peterson, was first 29 weekend in McKinnon, Wyo. introduced last year, and is Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Clrepeated this year beaude Sadlier had their other son being cause of favorable public acEllis and Kay Sadlier and famceptance. ily here from Vernal to visit Under terms of the offer, with them. fans may see all twelve Eagle Glen Hansen was in Salt nome games for a total price Lake City one day last week to of just $9.00, or $.75 per game. attend to some business affairs. admission is $1.50 per Mrs. Francis Jensen is Regular game. still in the Carbon hospital at Peterson said if fans see just ' Price. She is improving, but 6 Eagle games during the year, very slowly. the cost would be $9.00. By signAndrew Easterbrook is ing up for a season ticket, fans home from his stay in the Salt could then see the remaining Lake hospital where he received six games free. treatments for his illness. He is Season ticket holders this year feeling better, but is still far will be permitted to sit any place in the armory, Peterson adfrom well. Ar-,da- d, An-drez- Season tickets now on sale Castle Dale OFF La-Ra- SALE Boys Shirts Mens Shirts Ladies Slacks Ladies Blouses Ladies Dusters Girls Dusters FRIDAY ded. , Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Johansen traveled to Paonia, Colo. Saturday to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Their mother, Mrs. South a Johansen went with them and plans to stay with the Lloyd Johansen family for the winter months. Bill and Shellie Tucker and baby have moved into the former Oscar Carlson home. Those who came to visit at the Clee Johnson home and to hunt pheasants over the week end were a cousin, Dr. Wendell Taylor, and boys and their friends, Dr. Neilson, Dr. Hall Little and Dr. Burt Carlquist, all of Salt Lake. Also Clees Bill Cunningham and a daughter, Mrs. Dixie Jameson, i and children of Price. The Merrill Tuckers had hunter weekend visitors. They were two sons, Lyle Tucker, Granger and Evelyn and Kay Tu cker and Danny, Magna; and two grandsons, Russ and Kerry Miller, Magna Mr. and Mrs. Garlon Ma jors came from their home in Salt Lake for the pheasant hunt and to visit relatives here and in Huntington. Garlon returned to his work Sunday and Laura stayed to visit with her parents, and the Glendon Johansens, family for a few days. Mrs. Johannah Johnson had all of her family home but Ray from Friday night to Sun- - AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER and 12 11 son-in-la- on Singer Touch and Sew Sewing Machines in Price ATMMmwk at THE UNGER COMPANY College of Eastern Utah Presents' The lid Utah rVCl Maurice Abravanel, Conductor SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19 8:00 p.m. GEARY THEATRE' Tickets $2.00 on Sale at Tickets are on sale at Riggs Shoes, Price Trading Sports Department and the Office of the Treasurer at CEU. Homecoming is scheduled at CEU Annual homecoming celebration activities this week at CEU will include such traditional events as the queen assembly, variety show, banquet, parade and dance all set to the theme of Freedoms Figures. A lands for both deer and livestock These dedicated conservationists and conservation agencies vull.be honored November 19 at the second annual Governor's Conservation Awards Banquet sponsored by the Utah Wildlife Federation and k Foundati m The time and place are 12 15 pm m the Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City Receiving awards will be Ut ah's Ten Most Dedicated Con servationists among the thousands who spend much of their professional or nonprof, ssional tnes in promoting wise use ol natural resources Preserving an outdor heritage for future generations ls not always easy, for clean streams, natural b.au-t- y and outdoor recreation opportunities must be safeguarded like most other worthwhile valF C Koziol, Utah Wildues, life Federation President, said of the awards program But, we are solidly behind the promotion of conservation, of safeguarding natural resources belonging to the general awards pro- public, via this ten gram Through honoring conservationists and conservation agencies, we promote the he general public welfare, said. The ten award categories are State Conservationist of the Year; Wildlife; Soil; Water (or air) Pollution Control; Forest; Youth; Education; Legislation; Communications; and OrganizaSears-Roebuc- tion. State winers will receive troconsisting of statuettes symbolic of American wildlife The State Conservationists from all 50 states will compete for national honors in a program sponsored by the National Wild life Federation. All Utah winners will be announced at the November 19 banquet. phies Thursday, November 10, 1964 Cattle Dale, Utah PROGRESS-LEADE- Rose Ellen, staying with her for a while until her husband can find a place for them to live. Mrs. Arvel Hansen and Mrs. Ulartda Atwood daughter Joy Lee and Gayleen The ward will hold its an- their home Saturday Those at- drove to Salt Lake Friday to nual banquet November 12, tending were Mr and Mrs Ar-v- meet A3C Arvel B. Hansen at Hansen and family, Mr and the airport and bring him home. from 6 to 8 p m w ith a proinMrs Darold Hansen and famis gram following Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Arley At- vited to attend Turkey will be ily, Elmo; Mr. and Mrs Glen of wood Price were visitors on the menu and it will cost Hansen and family, Cleveland, $1 00 a plate of $5 00 a family and Mrs. Verda Minchey and with friends and relatives by donation family, West Jordan Del lie and Dons Cramer Max Lee Tucker and and family sp.nt Sunday with family and Earnal Tucker and CARD OF THANKS heir parents, Mr and Mrs Oli- family were guests at the home ver Cramer and Mr and Mrs of their parents, Mr and Mrs Thanks to th voters of lifford Erickson, and other fr- Max Tucker Emery County; to all thoss Mr and Mrs James who gave me such fino help iends They are from Orem Mrs. Larae Majors and Mangum have returned from a and assistance in my suce months stay in Salt Lake where cessful family and Mrs Catherine for campaign and family, all of Salt Lake they did genealogy and temple to the office of w.re weekend guests at the ho- work. They had a very good Commissioner. I assure me cf their parents, Mr. and time. you I have the best interoeta Mrs Charles F. Jones. of Emery County at heart, Mrs Florence sp- Benny Clegg and family ent the last week with Alger dauand will continue to do all I her were Sunday visitors with hi's can to Margaret and family in area. promote the entire parents, Mr and Mrs. Walter ghter Mr. motored to Roy Roy. Alger Clegg. Arlene Erickson spnt Friday to bring Mrs. Alger hoSincerely yours, me on Saturday. Sunday with her parents, Mr Kenneth Silliman Mrs. has Lott Sylvania and Mis Clifford Erickson the of her pleasure daughter, Mr and Mrs. Marvin Hansen had a family dinner at Elmo News Ma-thi- Co-jnt- y UNIFORMS debate team is 2nd at BYU Assorted Styles Slightly Soiled The debate squad from the College of Eastern Utah tied for Broken Sizes Reg. 5.99 & 6.99 second place in the team CEU October arrest report given special attraction will be the appearance Friday of Dr. James C. Fletcher, President of the University of Utah. First official event of the big week will be this morning (Th- was $2,023.50. ursday) at 9.30 when the Queen Talent Assembly will be held in the Geary Theatre. Nine queen candidates, sponsored by campus clubs and organizations, will be featured in four minute talent presentations, after which students will vote their choice for the Homecoming Royalty. Two attendants will also be named from the student ballot- - hon- ors at the Brigham Young University Speech Meet held in Provo last weekend The Sweepstakes winner was the University of Arizona Placing second with CEU was the University of Utah and Idaho State University. Eastern Utah won places in Oral Interpretation and Oratory Nominations were submitted The Interpretation winners were earlier this month to Utah Wild- Peggy Self, Jacqueline Nielson life Federation Executive Secre- and RayLene Corgiat. Steven tary ud Sulivan and will be scr- Payton was a winner in Oratory. eened by a panel of judges. Debate coach Neil Warren reported that the entire team showed potential strength as they participated in their first tournament of the season. Looking particularly strong in debate were the teams of Kathryn A total of 132 fish and game Besso and Marie Naylor, Pat violations were processed thr- Vouk and Tom Piantes, Annette ough Utahs courts during the Swasey and Margaret Taylor, month of October, according to Gary Tomsic and Dee Wright. the Department of Fish and Kathy Allred and Dan Mabbutt and Toni Skriner and Roxann Game monthly arrest report. This arrest report reflected Rudisill also look promising in the opening of the deer hunt debate. These debaters also parwith several violations for fail- ticipated in the individual events ure to properly tag their game of oratory, extemporaneous spanimal and for carrying a load- eaking and interpretation. ed gun in a vehicle. Sixteen colleges and univerArrests for shooting migra- sities participated in the meet. The next tournament for the tory birds after shooting hours was again high on the list for CEU squad will be at Mesa numbers of arrests along with Colege in rand Junction, Colo, pesons shooting at swans with-r- in two weeks, and the following meet will be in hoenix, Ariz. proper permits. Net fines for the 132 cases during the Thanksgiving - SALE $4.00 Childrens Dresses 75 IRREGULAR SIZES 2-1- ASSORTED 4 Regular 3.99 & 4.99 SALE $1.99 We have plenty of Bulky Knit Sweaters , $6.99 Assorted Colors & Sizes to $25.99 Coats-$10- .99 0 Mode Price, Utah ut m (fflEWMT ing. Candidates are: Jackie NielGerri Stanton, Ferron; Linda Harmond, Price; Linda Peterson, Columbia; Kathy Allred, Dragerton; Norah , Litster, Cleveland; ReNee Price; Mary McArthur, Price; and Alice Addy, Dragerton. Tonight (Thursday) the coronation of the queen and attendants will be preceded by a variety show of skits and talent numbers from campus and community groups. The program will start at 7:30 p.m. in the Geary Theatre. Jackie Jewkes, last years queen, will crown the new regal trio. The annual window display competition winners will also be announced during the variety show. Dr. Fletcher will be the featured speaker at the Alumni banquet Friday at 7 in the college Cafeteria. Dr. Fletcher will be making his first public appearance in Price. Accompanying Dr. Fletcher will be Truman F. Clawson, executive secre tary of the University of Utah Alumni. Highlighting the big parade Saturday morning will be three outstanding high school bands. Leading the parade will be the Carbon high school band, the Tooele high school band and the Emery high school band. Parade time is 11 a m. A new event this year, a student barbeque, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. on the campus quad. The final activity will be the Homecoming Ball scheduled for 9 p.m. In the college gym. son, Castle Dale; Mah-leres- Impala Super Sport Coupe a clean new sweep in roof lines. Now that youve seen all the daring new things our stylists did, get in and sample some of the safest, soundest ideas on die road! What you feel is as new as what you see thanks to all the fresh thinking that's gone into the way it rides, steers, stops and looks after your safety. Its got a remarkable new road feel beginning with a ride so hushed and gentle youll feel like calling this the 67 Shhhevrolet. The steering easier. And youll i3 as much as 10 find the stopping smoother, too. We put safety features on top of safety features. For example, an g steering wheel energyatop the new absorbing steering column. A dual master cylinder brake system with warning light. And seat belts front and rear with pushbutton buckles. AU standard, to be sure. And theres a new SS 427 performance package complete with 385- energy-absorbin- GM-develop- ed Turbo-Je- t V8 and suspension. You can order hp it for either the Impala Super Sport Coupe or Convertible. Of course, there are all sorts of new custom features you can add, too, such as tape or FM stereo. But if you find so much thats new a bit too much to remember drop down to your dealers and take a drive. Itll all become unforgettable. Evnythtog new that could happen . . . happened ! Now at jour Chevrolet dealer's. 43-13- Emery High School Price Trading Music Hunter Drug Huntington Merc. Redd Motor Price, Utah . |
