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Show PAGE TWELVE Tuesday, August The Dragerton Tribune, Dragerton, Utah terest he has shown to East Carbon in occupying the position of of the Boy Scouts of America in East Carbon. - The committee also wishes to extend thanks to F. V. Hicks and Pat Holland for their interest in the scouting program of East Carton and their help and cooperation in letting the scoutmaster, Ned attend the Mud Arambula, meet in the Uintah NaSprings tional park. The committee wishes to thank Royal N. Allred, Grant Stephenson and Donald Justesen for work that they have done for the local scouts. The Dragerton No. 291 Troop received a special award at the camp for its efficiency, capability and cleanliness. The - award - will be presented at the Court of Honor next Sunday night. Dragorfon Boy Scouts Attend vice-chairm- an Mud Springs Camp -- He was named assistant chief graduated from the school in 1939. he engineer in the engineering deFrom' 1933 to 1937, while continued his studies, Mr. Black partment of the American Steel Named For Operations was and Wire companys home offices field engineeiLjofltheJP-?.?-0.asin Cleveland in 1 948. became He then works. At Geneva Steel Plant Zinc assistsistant master mechanic, Frances Provenze celebrated ant general master mechanic and Lawrence F. Black of Cleve- later division master mechanic of her eighth birthday at a party on land, Ohio, has been appointed the Donora Steel and Wire works. 25. Eight boys and girls July general superintendent of the GeIn 1943 he transferred to the wereguests. neva plant, Geneva Steel comcompanys Duluth, Minnessota, pany, United States Steel sub- works where he was general masMy Friend Irma, a fun riot, sidiary, Loren J, Westhaver, vice ter mechanic. Two years later and manager of opera- he was appointed superintendent will show at the Dragerton Sunpresident tions, announced today. of engineering and maintenance. day and Monday. Mr. Black formerly was assistant chief engineer of the American Steel and Wire company, anPick-U- p other. United States Steel subsidiary. Tues . Jle' is a native of- - Gill Hall, Twice Weekly Pennsylvania, and received his MMttHHitmiMmilttttlMimmillMItMMIHtlllMmmillltlfMtHI grade and high school instruction at Donora, Pennsylvania. He has been associated with United States Steel corporation- - since 1924 when he began working at the American Steel and Wire companys Donora Steel and Wire SUNNYSIDE works. He held various positions in the mechanical shop and then from 1930 to 1933 attended Carne- New Superintendent 1 Dragerton. Boy Scout Troop No the past week at Mud Springs, Boy Scout camp in the Uintah National park. Among the boys attending were Gibson Grames, Refugio Saucedo, Doug Cox, Chick Martinez, Raul-- . Gonzales, F. Lopez," Johnny Vega, Richard Vega, Buddy Arambula, Stanley Robles, Billy Scarbrough, Jerry Johnson,' Thomas Oakley, Dale Justesen, Robert Maki, Arthur Guymon, Deevon Anderson, 3ary Anderson, Allen Black, Ed Black and Scout master Ned Arambula. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Defrieze of A join court of honor will be held Sunday, August 6, at 7:00 Dragerton were hosts at a pot p. m. in the Dragerton school luck dinner Saturday evening. gym. The entire community of Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. East Carbon is invited by the B. K. Fergusson, Mr. and Mrs. scouts to attend this program. Earl Gunderson, Mr. and Mrs. Troop 291, troop committee, Jack Christensen, and Mr. and wishes to express its thanks to Mrs. James Abeyta Games were Douglas Bond for the special in played and prizes awarded gie Institute of Technology. . 291 spent . 1, 1950 , , and Delivery Service and Fri, Every Please leave laundry or calls at any of oar following agencies: DRAGERTON BARBER SHOP HOTEL FOSTERS CONFECTIONERY at Columbia PRICE STEAM LAUODRY & He CLEfltllllG CO. have servants Wem When it comes to auto radiators we know, what fo do. If your trouble isnt fixed you dont have to pay. An estimate costs nothing so stop by and let us tell you what needs to be done. STANFIELD RADIATOR 57 W. 1st North r ' : ' PRICE . THEY PAY BY CHECK j TH MERCHANT , Checks help his credit. Not necessary fo keep a large amount of cash on I ' I electric servants ready to make life healthier, easier, happier for you. Start with the bathroom. Dads shaver, sun lamp, curling iron, hair dryer, even a vibrator? 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Do you see what we mean when we say nothing else in your family budget does so much for you, or costs so little , as electricity I TAX PAYING COMPANY keeping. THE DOCTOR "j Writing checks frees - mixer, range, refrigerator? Lucky you, if you have an electric dishwasher, food freezer, ironer and automatic washer! UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. -A I book- - 4 CARBON Homo Ownership hand. Simplifies '' IQ' How about electric servants? Take paper and pencil, and jot down the number of Phone 521 .W . ' -- SHOP Drive-I- n FOR RENT Teller Window c |