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Show XDcroi' ix-.i- ., liuvt-rsj- l lf.1 Picrpcrt Ferron beautification committee continues work on beauifying town EMERY COUNTY A CONSOLIDATION VOLUME Civil Ferron town was the recipient but there is still lots to be done. clubs have of one of the awards given in The local ladies OF THE EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS AND THE GREEN RIVER LEADER Castle Dale, Utah, November 67 , defense is everybody's business Seventy quorum Number 24, 1966 Nores from the plans auction Weather Report Notice It is the duty and ogligation of all citizens to do everything possible to increase the chances of survival of themselves and their families in the event of a nuclear attack. APPLIANCE DANGERS The Seventies Quorum of the Learn the To enable Utah residents to better meet this personal oblilanguage of your aucEmery Stake will hold an electrical appliances and you gation, the Utah Civil Defense Corps is sponsoring a Statewide tion and fair at the Ferron ward Home Fallout Protection Survey, which the Bureau of the Cenmay prevent a fire, appliance County Agent Castle Dale Official Station - The 47 will Progress-Leade- r the statewide Beautification con- been having bake sales to buy test sponsored by the Salt Lake an awning to go over the libTribune and the Utah State Ex- rary door, which is a hazardous tension Service. "We are very spot in the winter when ice colproud to be one of the winners, lects in front of thie door. Hie stated Mrs. Margie Rasmussen, Amacia Club and the Sew and chairman of the Ferron Beauti- So club have each had food fication committee. "However, sales. They donated the prowe are not ready to rest on our ceeds, $11.80 and $15.90, towards laurels. We intend to keep Fer- the awning, and the Social Sewron one of the most beautiful ing Club gave $5.00. Two more and clean little cities in the food sales will be held in the near future. state of Utah. "Unfortunately, says Mrs. Mrs. Rasmussen also pointed Rasmussen, "this is not a job that can be done once and for- out the inconsistency of spendpro- ing dollars and time to beautify gotten. It is a never-endin- g town our home grounds, only to have the to looking keep ject beautiful. It must be done oyer appearance spoiled by ugly and over. However, the job weeds surrounding them. A little would not be so hard, if it was effort put forth by each citizen done a little bit at a time in- in burning the leaves, weeds stead of waiting until the litter and dry grass around our hoand debris piles up. mes, vacant lots and frontage There has been more fall areas, can help maintain what cleaning up going on in Ferron has been started and keep Ferthan there has ever been before, ron presentable and clean. observe the Thanksgiving cultural hall Saturday, Decemholiday by being closed Thdamage or personal injury. sus is conducting. ber 3 from 3 in the afternoon Lavon Day, Emery County Over the past five years, Utah Civil Defense, in cooperation until ursday and Friday, Novemevening. They have made with the Utah State Uniwith the Defense Departments Office of Civil Defense, has des- arrangements for an auctioneer Agent lists Extension Services, versity ber 24 and 25. ignated 1,939 large buildings in the State, both public and pri- from Salina to auction off the five warning signals that spell vate, as community fallout shelters. We are all familiar with the items. to you and your home The Seventies will be glad to danger Civil Defense fallout shelter signs on these buildings three yelif they are not heeded. low triangles on a black circle. They tell us that, if the need accept anything to be sold at 1. Blinking or annoying "on-of- f ever arises, we could seek shelter from fallout radiation there. this event, pigs, sheep, calves, furniture hay, periods in the operation of money, clothing, But of a 734,000 for total persons. These buildings have space or anything that would sell. an appliance usually means with a population of about 990,000, clearly there is not enough Proceeds from this event will theres a loose connection. Perroom for everybody in Utahs community shelters. Even if there be used to help defray the cost haps its only a loose screw but toe of were, they might not serve a persons need because he was keeping three missionaries in repair it before a more serious the field. far away. problem occurs. This will be a family affair. Fallout protection identified in homes is often closer to houseor slight shock 2. wives and small children, to families at nighttime, and to farm There will be balloons for the when Tingle an applance or handling mokids the sale for bake shielda and A well families, and they offer certain other advantages. tells switch theres trouble you thers. Booths with games and ed home basement, stocked with food and necessary supplies, for loose wires Inspect brewing. whole for the prizes something would be preferred by many families over a community shelter insulation. Or the applior poor the in for every family family, This Utah Home Falout Protection Survey Program will tell stake. Everyone in Emery Co- ance may need a ground wire which areas probasement have is invited out for an after- connected. many householders that they for unty 3. Crumbling of rubber insunoon of wholesome family vide fallout protection equol to, or above, the minimum set on lamp or appliance lation community shelters. can eventually cords 10 expose about that shows pei nationwide A recent sample survey electric wires which can short-circui- t, from cent of American homes with basements offer protection or make metal lamp U S U for fallout that is equal to or above the minimum standards serious shock hazard. bbases a look like if each of us would help keep the litter off our strmost homes with basements CLEANUP On November 3, the students of South Emery 4. Dimming of lights or slow community shelters; further, that houseeets, says Mrs. Margie Rasmussen, chairman of the cleanup have significant protection which can be improved if the Elementary and Junior high school had a cleanup campaign. ing of heating appliances when committee. The town is equipped with trash cans for the dislitmotors start indicates that the The students cleaned up the school grounds and also the holder desires. litter of the posal of candy wrappers, paper cups, beer cans, etc The second annual Irrigation circuits are overloaded. Overter downtown. There before and after pictures The survey is being taken by mail in the metropolitan areas could town the wifi overheatshow what circuits mean loaded an: street be downtown on Ferron's main Operators Workshop of Salt Lake City and Ogden, and the cities of Provo, Orem hazof the State, Census Bureau interview leld on the Utah State Univer- ed wires a dangerous fire remainder the In Logan. ard. November ers call at residences to obtain the necessary information abou. sity campus 2, according to Richard 5. Blown fuses or tripped cirth construction of houses: E. Griffin, and cuit breakers are also signals If you have a basement, you will get an evaluation of the water resources specialist, USU of overloading or shorted circuits. fallout protection it affords plus a Civil Defense booklet contain Extension Services. (Irene) Stanworth, Oasis; A, VERLAND Q. LARSEN baseof in various Be sure the fuse is the right The will at the types for workshop protection begin improving ing plans exclusive repLee, L. Clan Stilson, osimasieis or JMncry county Aurora, 111.; 9 granuchu-- l ere held 'inursday, ments. If you have no basement, you will receive a Civil De- 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Novem- one for the size of wiring. If resentative at Orangeville for Services 1 great grandcuiiu; uren, aieao icamcuui in the Bmeiy .NOvemoer the will fuse let more power Soren-l- y fense booklet with vital information about fallout protection for ber 30. A banquet is scheduled of ivirs. the Aaie one Larue ouy 2 mere United Farm Verland Q. brouiers, Agency, ters, warn cuael lor for Thursday evening and on through than the wiring can curiauoas. s largest reaero-device- . sen, 4S, wno died iNovemner 14 sen, Sait Lane Cuy; Mrs. Meivaakuilllg ueiure nation you and your family. ys not it is will a attend safety safely carry, Friday participants Sai-- I mre a illa seem awarded Jack, been spechas snort mat a Orangeville; ms kers, alter home iuay oisen, at a basketball game between the Mont. ;I 11 is for his Anaconda, citation must company cupas, tl by ina; Jerry, ness. l0rig lulia USU Staters and Pepperdine of A fuse has a cap-- jal w tuuae in for the Cen- - ne was born August 29, 1917, ueorge, Ferron. snort Ligmeimigiy Qualified 1800 of watts and California. belongs paving acity aa Buna! was in the Delta cem--l lC ruJuU oervite, tuey sam. Purr-fectl- y on a number 14 wire. This is tuiY 9 in Himery to Louis Oliver ana mem-olde- r Speakers will include George The , clubs jVosuuaSier ueuerai tiawrcuce D. Clyde, former governor of the size wire usualy found inPrganization.limited to those am- - a iorence LuzaDein Moriensen etery Monday. ana is F. uonea Has preuicieu married was bership homes he Obvious Utah; panelists LaMar Dastrup, 40C I local eu 0vef feJ6o uuuuu Picces 01 - onS Uniteds nearly was a world Yvar A with aivorced. a he KELLY capV fuse, GEORGE the Wallace is Sigurd, Jeffery, Delta, People Help People in 30 states who of the must oe ueuvereu ueiwten a representatives member and 2400 of 4r is veteran the watts, right Funeral services tor George theme of the Red Cross, an or- and Monroe Magnuson, Castle acity ree- ii aim Uirisunas Juve, a new size for a number 12 wire. This maintain outstanding sales cnurch. uDS Handone E. sc with Dr. Huntington, has Dale, Vincent which 4a, Vaughn Keiiy, ganization ls the size recommended for ap-- 1 ords- wL much for people all over the sen, Salt Lake City, as moderServices consister of prayers wno was kined in an automooue a awarded was Stilson special in circuits new homes. "e 316 admits everyone to be will 19. JNiovember world. And now the Red Cross ator; Jack Keller, USU, and pliance ana lviortensen L. Uaured oy studded diamond auout meir Lnr--at symbolic Overheated pin, wires, damaged needs help, and they are de- Gordon Kruse, Colorado State Wectaesaay, November 2o, imas tmniung tnoute by Bar Peterson; Club membership ana mailing augn of motors can and caused be fires Century SecSuUppnig and R. 1 p m in tne Huntington Bingham Jay pending on people to help them University, oow. it ai luio bouuay mail udid Auaiey; speaxers were He has operated the I Utah State Water and by using the wrong fuse or a . rhprwl director, ward ond w mt UlC ville United Farm Real Estate lOermus Jensen ana Bishop at fuse. By Fae P. Thomas The Red Cross is going 10 Power Board. the choir He was bom September 14,Laeume, it is uuvious system by songs mo-Thof this since office wed These five year, Petty; to drive uiat May a have signals warning get to special of is The workshop planned The high school production ana Cal jewkes; accordion sel- 1921 in Holten, Kan. to Bert anuLave uuucuuy aeuvermg every war in give some of the best current are more than mere annoyanc- for supplies. the famous musical Oklahoma ney Mresection by Craig Larsen. Pall Josephine Kelly. He mameaUece on time. - Day said. They are real Viet Nam and the many practical "in-- is now nothing more than a part tic and were Dewey Jensen, Rutn I rearers which which foolish the disasters dangers only of foreign formati0n in the field LeRoy June 7, 1957 in mailing early and spreading irrigaof the history of Emery County Cioyd Larsen, Sorensen, so will have this Money occurred He was a Boiler-- 1 me man flow out along tne cohave ignore, tion Griffin year water i Huntington. distribution, will linger high school, but it Hicnard Larsen, Craig Larsen, maker and member of Boiler-Lir- e When you get the signal, dis-of the resources season is tne lsaid. the depleted ECHS on in the hearts of the partici- Red Cross that , they arein dire Th0se who are interested incard and replace those worn tey to better man service at one daugh- makers Local 182. include who were of us Survivors those and pants Ians time ol tne year. of Reclamation need of assistance in Ed-ga-l fortunate enough to see it. ter; brothers, Garth, Price, Survivors include widow, son, I not have the will to under and year tne pubuc coopera they Some of the mothers may of their volunteer O., Dragerton. accord-daughterwas the Emery County Burial was in the Emery cem- Robert Kent, U. S. Air Force, some about ideas Jud-Ljg different have elec- Kathryn Lynn, call on Virtu-lt- ii trouble. Studies Social in I those t0 School techniques, your ladies High of posmaasiers. direction agent. under of those young men and Ann, Lisa Mane, all Huntis sponsoring an es- - etery of aonday mail repairman. every partment, piece 1 now. on Mortuary. broth.-you.! They will be calling If the need for repairs is a say contest for students of ington; parents, Hoiten, 33 delivered before Cnnstmas Speaking as a mother, I might Wont you help the Red Cross and continuing prob- - ery County high school. sisters, Bernard, Mary JJijay. This year wita increased ers, PETERSON be inclined to let my daughter as they have helped so many AdlinTo-ARTHUR l Weis tier, Holten; Leo, ,.kni in your home, the reason jurne because of the cooUnu-pek- a, titip of thp essav is The Funeral services were hel( go out with Michael Curly others? I Mrs. Piccolo and sons of Kan. be old and inadequate wir- rv.untv mg he Its like strength oi the economy we looks Johnson, as it were Sunday visitors with Lg' The simplest and least ex-l- n Saturday in the Ferron ward Burial will be in the Hunting-- 1 hoping to see that fine coI Peterson L. Arthur tor might sell all he had to show a I her daughter Lucile, Mr. andl pensive answer in run Dciuall ton cemetery with American operative spirit again. $15 two cnapel not But Im 1 time. 16 in fam-may who died November girl a good Mrs. Varden Willson, and Bur-- 1 be additional wiring." JC Postmasters ottered these one 12, Legion graveside services. too sure about Cliff Jud RopPrice following a short lal will be under the direction oil hospital ADVANCEMENTS mailing third place of $5. tips; er and his Police Gazette. Then illness. Fausett-Etze- l meet- Use Zip Codes on all maiL If Mortuary. The deadline for the essays He was born t wavei.for hls new home 1894, in theres Paul Will Worthen Sunday evening in LDS 15, April cai there are some ZIP Codes will be December 20. The winand Grant Ali Nielson; Im nig Lynn Reid, son of Walter Ferron, a son of Peter and Eilen that you still need for your not too crazy about those Okla- and Reva Reid, was promoted ning essay will be published in Larson Peterson. He marriec All MIA of December. into the the from remembe?ourtovs Persian the latter mailing list, come to the Post those or Hellos part Primary homa and girls Bertha January 4, 1933 Office and look them up in and was passed on to become a students are encouraged to par-- in Price.George lawas in is Boodbyes! Nelson 41-The Dennis so ome ere Mrs. marriage eir Priest-3- '' our ZIP Code directory. new leaflet, Emergency ticipate in this contest. Aaronic in the order Deacon in are Manti Congratulations fell solemnized in the addresses: Broadcast System has been The prizes are furnished by ter M your g for the able direction of Mrs nooa- He was a High Priest Thomas C. Tucker US563465231 temple. the for distribution of Reclamation. Bureau the by prepared Johansen and Mr. Wilson, the ward. in Ferron tne HHC USA SETAS Utah State University Extension cast and the stage band. The SeTvices were conducted by 1C E Div. APO, New York, D U P MEET Services and Wakefield Preston names of Mrs. Ida Page entertained I New York 09168 Vaughn Francis. Speakers were N6WS The publication, prepared by Alere Jensen were inadvertently the Sam Singleton, Clive Killpack Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth of Utah Pioneers I A3C Gary D. Tucker Daughters civil H. Brewer, rural Courtney left off the program in the band. I mu- Funk and AF19666731 of on Lemon; a night with Mr. home A lesson at Visitors Ralph the afternoon. Bisnop spent Thursday defense program leader, defines bro-e- n sic was furnished They were the trombone section the the ward and Mrs. Ervin Olsen this week--,, - P. O. Box 2525 4522 Fid. was were her Peacock railroads by Rosetta givday Maint.Egg y,e early 0f sjx roje a card or anj pa. I of end. although Preston seemed to I and a luncheon enjoyed. Sq. hardened in Utah thers and wives, Mr. and Mrs. choir under the direction inside the package with per be carrying most of the load 'Nellis AFB, Nev. 89101 week D. Funk a Anna ThompOlive Lake Joe Salt Larsen, Loye spent givfofficial inform-City, Jorgensen, which name and address and Alene kept leaving, for some Conover, Virginia in Salt Lake visiting with her your son, Alice .tion and Ltructions in case UndMr and of the person you are , that reason or other which brings acnew great granddaughter. Snow, Freida Behling, with of natural or maiwnade disas- - sen, Uehi. guests at the Amasa Sco- - AF19795756 the parcel to in case me to Alene Ado AndQfil Jen- day sending I and 5305 82 Box Peaand Mr. Mrs. FIS and Elaine vill son were Verdus and Easton Ralphs Rosetta home Lers George companists the should be loose sen. Ill bet her phone will be wrapping I APO 96235 music of Calif. D. San Francisco, Nielson attended the funeral with Anna Larsen; organ family of Sandy, and the Aaron and come off. jjaps included in the publica-- 1 cock visited in Redmond ringing . . . yol heard her say, Chidesters of Price. I Elder Norman were at (Cumor-L- j Ada N. Eva home the Nielsen; Holt, by prayers Alger at sister, show the coverage of each per sister, Rindy, Georges Address your gifts and greetThe boy I like best is the boy I of l0f the stations Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Christen- - offered by Alvin Peterson, Rich- Delta on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Guy-- 1 ah) that Im with. ings clearly so that postal Barton Mun-a5th Ave. Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Van Pea mon came home from They also visited Addley ard E. Behling, Jerald Every Amer'ican should know I senworkers will have no difficuliBoth the music and the drama bearers weekPetersen.' Pail and the is week, where they have been! Johminesburg, South Africa Bryan. cock, Jerry spent Murray, what the warning signals are deoartmentsare now working ty in reading the destination. Atwood Riedel andl Elwm Glendon were Wesley with Elder Mr. Mrs. and Arthur end with a daughter Mr. and Mrs. George, and what acti0n should be tak- Most importan, mail early. on their Christmas programs, staying Kenneth x Caldwell. 141, Waterville, Maine the Reid Moffitts. spent the weekend in Salt George, Gary George, en whenfhey are heard Brew-JPet:t- y now that they have wrapped up family,and son came home with I A2C Nelson M. AFH-lgvisit-theand j. Kessler Calvin D. directed Larsen Anna and Peterson, on business Day aware'jLake City sajd jj,ey Oklahoma. The music depart- elyn for a visit and to recup-730 Melvin Taylor. a group of boys who sang in ment is practicing Christmas erate after 22C Sq. Box 542, March AFB, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Survivors include his widow; Priesthood Leadership Sunday. serious illness. a carols, and the drama departMr. and Mrs. Fenton Thursday morning Vau-- I Calif. 92501 best and closest protection from I Mortensen spent the weekend sons, daughter, Don, Salt LakejThe bays were Parke and Bev-Citment is working on a new proJ. St. Julien Cox was rushed to the hos--l George, Gunnison; Mrs. jan Killpack, Randy Ralphs, Moffitt and Mrs. Adeline WakeDouglas ghn radioactive fallout, of first aid H11 Salt Lake City on school bus-an- d Porduction called Family 14 Dean and Kerry Williams, field enjoyed an evening visit pital in Price suffering from I RA17736962 self medical help, and of mess. Eldred is on the School Jerry (Ellen) Bryan, Sandy; trait, a story about the family what the folks felt Board- brother, sister, str-- Medical CO., PAH and dinner Saturday at the home to a grandchildren; Larsen, be Peterson, Ray of the use radio. a life home of Jesus and their Wes Minchey, son of Mr. Alvin, Orem; Mrs. George (Le-la- ) Phillip Ralphs and Roger Bar- of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coldesina oke. At this writing he is still Ft. Monmouth, N. J. 07703 and other . This new leaflet, than different little a something in Salt Lake City. Other guests Taylor, San Francisco, Calif. ton. undergoing treatments and re-- 1 Fredrick M. Jones informative and educational and Mrs. Lorn Minchey, had anything they have tried before. Burial was in the Ferron cemh A farewell party was giv- - were Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnto break his wife 74225 St., His misfortune medical care. thr-r- e ceiving available is the on publications, This will be presented etery under direction of Fausett-Etz- en Sunday night for Mrs. John son, Clearfield, formerly of Lama and other relatives have Gulfport, Miss. 39501 the local county agents ,ar bane while wrestling in 15th and 16th of December. 1 Veda Merlene Jones afternoon. letics class Mortuary. been him. with McIntosh, an LPN at the Em- Huntington. Mrs. Flora Jensen Thursday ITS PURRFECTLY OBVIOUS: I 52 South 9th West, He was taken to the Price hos- haf Mrs. Lola Sitterud ery County Nursing Home. Mrs acompanied them as far as SanUse tfm talents you possess, EVA N. HOLT 1 5aH Lake Utah McIntosh has accepted a posi- dy and spent the day with Joan schoo been in the City, pital. for the woods would be very room assisting Pvt. Brent Jensen US56393963 Blackburn of Salt Eva Nielsen Holt, 63, died tion in a St. George Nursing and Jerry Huntsman and famNeWS Mrs. in Coxs Loma ab Dwight birds silent if ho sang except sence. lo. A, USAG (6006-00- ) Lake City was home to visit his November 17 in a Delta hospital Home. ily. They also visited at the ho-mthose who sang the best. after a brief illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harolc Miss Elaine Stilson war Ft. Lewis, Wash. 98432 of a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Spending the Thanksgiv- - mother this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.'ing holidays in Springville and Kenneth Olsen, son of She was born September 8, Allred spent a few days in Salt Wm. B. Scott. home from her work at Manti over the weekend. She is the lones had as recent visitors Orem with the Ben Killpacks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olsen, arriv- 1903 in Emery, a daughter of Lake. Mrs. Nida Howards is Linda Kemston, Salt Lake visiting in Logan this week with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred their son, Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Dick Lukes is their mother, ed home last Friday after ful- John Peter and Annie Christensen Nielsen. She married Owen City, and Lorraine Morton, Rex-bur- her daughter, Flora Bardwell. Mrs. Leah Luke. Jones, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lavell E Stilson. filling a mission. - Word R. Holt February 2, 1921 in CasMrs. Leah Justesen en Ida. are living at the Ada had the was Rex Bunderson of received Lunceford with Hattie Mrs. weekend by the Staley spent Friday visitors at the honin tle Dale, later solemnized in the Nielsen home and are team Robert Nelson home were Mr. tertained Mrs. misfortune to Jones a fall ladder from that Mrs. her father of the Manti was evening Reed Mrs. Friday Faye Mr. and guest Bailey. teaching at the Emery County and Mrs. Dominick Polve, KenMrs. Phil J. Funk is now Mary Jewkes the past weekend. had taken a turn for the worse or of her daughter Kathys and break some ribs. He was Manti LDS temple. hus- high school on an include Survivors her so they motored to Tooele Mon- birthday. Several girl friends en- - atop the ladder to fix the roof PrOwen and ladies two These the a as waitress at experimenta ilworth. Mrs. Nielson and Mrs. employed band; daughter, son, Mrs. Earl babsis. ice are brother and sisters. day to visit with him. joyed games and refreshments, at the home of Verda Olsen. Wilson Cafe in Huntington. Polve are sisters. schedules irrigation meet Obituaries Farm agency - Mail Christens packages early gives citation I, I Red Cross drive being scheduled 3 s I 1 I S Orange-penny-repair- Ar-tti- ur e Essay contest is slated at s, De-tric- al Faus-ett-Etz- el Em-consta- nt CoS Orangeville News Im-Pric- Ferron News 6 MMKurS? wsr ssr 1 rm KrcoEnarculfj- I EmSfy pid 1 y 1 Ev-lBo- Huntington News 1 1 y; De-M- ar col-oug- ath-loffic- e. el OranqeVlIle e Ferron News - g, |