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Show ,jr" 6 Emerv County Progress Thursday II, li75 Vug. . Nursing Home Airport spotlights l.ucv Nielson Letters welcome Editor's Note: The Progress lias received seveial letters to the edit wit o r o ii t It Mthough signatures. the signature may be with h eld I r o in inlilication. all letters must bear the writers f o r ci ilication purposes. signature The welcomes readers Letters to be should be short and to the point. The best letters will be a maximum of 250 to 300 words and letters of more than 500 words w ill be run only under special circumstances Letters should be double-space- t ped. one side ol d on the sheet If it is not possible to type letters, writers should be extremely careful in writing Letters must bear the writer's signature, and phone number lor verification purposes No unsigned letter will be printed, but names will be withheld uxn request in unusual circumstances Any letter criticizing individuals must carry the letter writer's name address when printed The editor reserves the right to accept or to reject, to edit and letters all shorten considered lor publication Troopers assigned to District Four Three Utah High Patrol troopers, a radio dispatcher and a chief dispatcher have been assigned in District 4, which includes Carbon and anEmery Counties, nounced Liet. Frank E. Whipple, Monday. Jeff Horrocks, 25, em- ployed at the Peerless Point of Entry Checking Station, will assume patrol duties July 16. He replaces Phyl Vigil, who will be transfered to Salt Lake County. Grant W. Bean, a native of Ogden, working at Hot Springs Point of Entry between Brigham City and will Ogden replace Horrocks at the checking station. Gary Gunrud, a native of Salt Lake City, will replace trooper Jim Sauls on patrol duties at Green River Sept 1 Gunrud is attending the Highway Patrol Academy at the University of Utah Sauls will be transfered to Utah County, under the direction of Liet LaMar Horrocks Orson Allred, a Price City policeman, will become a radio dispatcher in the Price office Sept. 1. He left to attend the academy at the University of Utah yesterday TIiiii silay , Dr. and Mrs., K.N diaries lleibert came and gave medical attention to everyone. Mrs. Ruby Tuttle visited Minnie Hill, Dee Olsen, and Manley Bradley Thursday We weie all glad to see Julie Easley, formerly of the Nursing Home Staff, Thursday, using only a cane. She is recovering from a recent accident Eva Jacobsen. Emery, visited Luella Jensen, Thursday. Reed Conover, Ferron, took Marion and Harold for a car ride Thursday. Mr. George Magnuson, Castle Dale, and daughter were visitors Friday The Senior Citizens Fridas dinner at Senior Center was a grand success Delicious food served by RSVP ladies to 43 people. Friday Marion .McDonald went to Dragerton with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Duncan to see their sister Marcella Gundersen and Marie McDonald. Marie is soon moving to Salt Lake City, to be with her son and family. Mrs. Bertha Larsen, Ferron, visited us all . Sunday. Nelson. Huntington, visited and Manley Bradley Ellawease Curtis Sunday. Ruie Jones spent the last weekend in Hiawatha with her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs Harold Jewkes II. irold and Evalyn Huntsman and children, Wayne and Jackie visited Sunday. Oi a Jim Zitnik living Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Legrand Beal, Emery Larsen Russell and family, Price, visited their grandfather Fred Larsen Sr Sunday Fiank and lla Jensen and Dannie Blackburn visited Theo Cox Sunday. Hugh and Doris Behling, Ferron. lsited Dee Olsen Sunday (iuvmon relurned from a weekend visit with her daughter in Bertha Dower, Orangeville, business at the Emery Plant. Mr. Davis is with the reconaisence control. Their pilot Harlon Bement has made many flights into the airport. Tuesday evening Wednesdav, Donald and Joyce Stovall and children, Santa Clara, Calif., visited their grandmother. Ora Pearson This ornate organ is now housed in the home room of the Emery County Museum. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Childs, us Orangeville, Wednesday and enjoyed the Mrs. Clara Jensen, Clawson, visited Theo and everyone Sunday. Mrs. Myrtle Sorensen, American Fork, Duane and Golda and Simonsen children, Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Simonsen, and Clara Larsen were Flossies visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill a Band. Mrs. Irene Harrison invited all residents to a picnic party, soon at her home in Huntington. Residents of this nursing home express our thanks to these kind friends. Mrs. Pearl Baker of Green River visited her mother Millie Biddlecome Wednesday. has been William Koncher, who has 15 years experience as a dispatcher dispatcher He replaced by Leaving from Huntington airport Friday afternoon for a weekend pleasure trip to Mexico were Don Art Enke and Jim Zitnik. We hope they had a fun trip. Saturday is the big day at the airport. Come with your family to watch the Aerial contests, sky divers and acrobatic planes during the morning. Breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at a nominal cost. Plane rides will be available from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and after 1 p.m. to dark. Come see the improvements and have lots of Kat-telma- fun. fur-mshm- Per-feed- y buffet. Lightning: A farm hazard a most Lightning, destructive force of nature, be c.n particularly dangerous and costly on the farm Four out of every five totalities or injuries from lightning occur in rural areas, noted Spencer H. Dames, agricultural safety (Wednesday) The vacancy in the radio department was left when James D Bertelson retired July 1 as chief radio Foger Clyde and other from members crew Schocker Engineers Contractors of Salt Lake came into check on the paving project bids for the road from the Ranger Station in Canyon to Huntington Electric Lake. preserved, the organ is in working condition and was loaned to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Olsen, Emery. They also loaned the museum visited French and Foie Beach, muscial program, by Ferron, visited everyone Emery County Rhythm Sunday. was and working with Pittsburgh testing laboratories made his solo flight Friday morning. Jim is leaving the area for employment in California and we wish him continued success in his flying and employment. Duane E. Caza, manager production control of Evans Steel and Manufacturing Company from Gilbert, Arizona came in and went up to the power plant. Evans Steel supplies the steel for the structure. Pilot was Arnold Nichols and coming along for the ride was Shelly Nichols and Scott Caza. Art I). Davis with children and Parley Kimberly flew in for Pearson's visitors Isabelle who in Huntington Utah Stage specialist, I inveisity He says lightning is a m, nor cause of farm fires The ancient Greeks gave then dead coins to pav then ferrv doubt they had to take the passage to the underworld-n- o underground, too. and it causes more than 80 percent of all reported livestock losses due to accidents. Although lightning can strike any place, he pointed out that certain conditions or places are less likely to be hit. some Thus, protection is afforded by avoiding hazardous places during a thunderstorm. liman & Carbon Ae Louise Davis Manager Main Street Si I ' L;;" ' .OiiOOn:.,. ft. Arneyouanil jwyj: DOOM, HOW SAME, FOOD VALUES Diffetent people different ways Fit And wants to help. Iw hast Security F charge the back to m h plies, even travel With BnnkAmei still get onlv and over, And out new Che m t ana-where- . to do their shopping Security understands, you wiite a check you want to pay that way. With our good name behind your good name, theres no check cashing identity crisis. ..no oh-mcrisis. First Security gosh backs your check for up to $100, even if your accounts a little short You'll never have any tumble cashing a check again. 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