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Show BOXHOLDER The CT3 Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. Volame 5. $900,000 monthly payroll. Dragerton, Carbon County, Utah, Wednesday, April 2, 1952 East Carbon To See Democratic Meeting Selects Officers Top Flight 1 boxing and wrestling card at the Dragerton gymnasium on April 10: Andy Anderson is arranging a most interesting and unusual program. He has arranged to have Floyd Hansen professional from Salt Lake City, wrestle Pete Rivers of Sonora, Mexico. This is a natural. Both men weigh 190 pounds and are fast and clever. Vern Toft of Ogden will wrestle the aggressive professional Fred Nelson. These two are also A- -l wrestlers and put on a' marvelous show. On the amateur side Lyle Peterson of Columbia will box Glen 'Davis of Salt Lake City and Darrel Best of Price will box .Glen Summers of SaltXate. Complete details will be given in the next Issue of the Dragerton Tribune. A tw V ;v"f f4'. j 5 vt 1 1 'tr'K w r .Cl HI V Hi Yet Did You Know? " ; You are an American yet do J C4 general discussion took place on matters concerning the interests of the party and the duty each and every individual owes to himself, his community, his i -- Number 14 You Are American x ng top-flig- ht Per Copy 5c I A mass meeting of the Democratic party was held in the Dragschool house Sunday, March 'East Carbon fans are going to erton 30 at 1:00 p.m. have the opportunity to see a A Boxing-Wrestli- 7,000 population V! country and most of all the future of his children to take part in the selection of the peoplt and their policies who are to represent them in our elective offices. One other item of importance y is that each person should check and make sure that he is duly EAST CARBON JR. HIGH PEP CLUB registered in the precinct in which he lives so that he may qualify Top row, left to right: Iris Peterson, Irene Rosella, Sonja Waite, to vote in the coming elections. Carolyn Anderson, Colleen Berdick, Marlyn Colombo, Estalla After the closing of the mass Preston, Ora Ann Hopkins, Joann Fletcher, Sharron Stymack, and meeting the people present retired Renae Newel. Third row: Willie Hatcher, Mary Munsey, Colleen to their respective precincts for Preston, Jayce Erickson, Beverly Reed, Nan Blackburn, Earlene the purpose of electing the officers and delegates to represent Faucett, (Thorgt Ovett, Doris Bower, Loretta Pierce, Bessie Mara-ki- s them at the county convention. and RevaKing. Second row: Janice Alger, Carol Bezyack, The following were elected in Merle Stoker, Janet Casey, Jacqueline Johrison, Rose Roybal, Pri-cilthe North Dragerton precinct. Joe Quentina, Joyce Steele, Patsy Maki, Dolores Aguevo, and Yelonek chairman and delegate, Inosita Romero. First row: Anna Rodriquez, Belle Tatton, MarJ Mrs. Joe Yelonek chairwoman and lyn Stewart, Lois McFarlane, George Goniatakis, Myrna Williams, delegate, Ralph (Huish secretary Betty Tollis, Arlene Arambula, Pauline Hunter, Geniel Mower, Butch and delegates Ned Arambula treaShirley Jones, and Jessie Bell. surer and delegate, Kenneth Smith delegate, Lou Buffmire delegate. Virginia Hollman delegate, .Butch Potter has started what and Walter Anderson delegate. promises to become a regular habit with East Carbon Merchants. Speech Students Being somewhat of a ham himself, he is donating a beautiful Easter At Rotary Club ham to the high individual bowler The following program by stuon Saturday night, April 5. This dents of Mrs. Kings Speech class prize from was unusually generous presented at Rotary Club last Miners Trading Post will be awarded to the bowler who, with Monday evening: Opportunity by Edmund Vance his handicap, makes the high Sill, and Too Young To Know siiigles score during the regular by Allan Grames. mixed doubles events. A Similar Case, Scott Judd Harriet Harrison is lording it by over the Edgehill Coffee crowd vocal solo Make Believe Heart Marilyn Loyal Stewart, since she started in both events Tollis, by Respect the Betty in first Saturday night. She came with Ted Newell in the first event Flag, George Zoolakis, Musica MaCHEER LEADERS of the evening, and second with Reading and dance by Anna rie Rodriquez, ::Naugty Nannby Mary Lou Tallerico, Loretta Cowan, Virginia Benfield. Joe Brown in the second event. Jessie Lee Bell, The Party a Joe Brown manages to share the Crogans by Robert Morgan, volimelight with some lucky lady cal solo Neopolitan Nights, by bowler nearly every Saturday NOTICE Alan Tratos, by LoTo all B.P.W. members, April night. Poor Nellie Holland has a retta Cowan, accompanied A Mysterious Pup 8, at 7:30 p.m. there will be a hard time getting anywhere beOviatt. Ann Thora cause of a very low handicap of by meeting in Helper at Demintes and Cafe. Suzanna Mae Gyua will be only 19, while Scotty Dunlap the Helen Bathurst together have guest. Zele Katheryn This a 100 them. between nearly East Carbon Junior High school all tends to even the score at the Receives Cap From Club members are planning Pep Anns Plan end of the line, and make for a activities during the spring school Rotary Memorial Hospital lot of good natured kidding. term that will culminate a sucmade be should Affair Some mention cessful year. Miss Zele, daughter Spring of the fact that the Bunnell Gar- of Mr. Katheryn A beautiful Spring tea is formElections of 1952-5- 3 officers and Mrs. Steve Zele, reage has called in 15 year old Don- ceived her nursing cap Friday, ulating for the Rotary Anns to and new members are planned for nie 'Hackney to help them reach March 28 at the beautiful and im- be held at the Country Club, Ap- an early date. the top in the second half of the pressive capping ceremony held ril 19. The accompanying picture shows Mens Major Coal League. Don- at the Dee Memorial Hospital in the Anns the fifty - member group in offiRotary planning gala nie is about the best man the Ogden. cial uniforms. Faculty advisors affair are: Mrs. Harry Malaby, Bunnell boys have. His average Miss Zele has been attending Chairman; Mrs. Gordon Parker, are: Mrs. Arvilla King and Mrs. is 155 which places him seventh Dee Memorial and Weber College program; Mrs. James G. Tobey. Evelyn Varner. Virginia Benfield, e .place in a league of twenty-fiv- to since last September. program, Mrs. Ne-p- hi Loretta Cowan and Mary Lou game single high players.JHis are the cheer leaders. Misses Pat Skraznas and Myr-leeGunderson, Chairman of Inman score a any is 219, date and Vanitta vitation Bertelson was absent Mrs. and East reservation; Carbon, Stevenson, would be proud of. when MaWalter Mrs. the Anderson and Misses Faye Olsen and Pat Jack picture was taken. decohan, Salt Lake City, also attend- Birk are chairmen for the ed the capping. Miss Skraznas rating committee. NOTICE All the Anns are participating. Culture Chooses and Miss Stevenson visited Miss meeting The regular monthly Zele over the week end, returnof the Dragerton Elementary A ing home on' the train Sunday Glenn Clive Stevenson, son of lev Members will be held here Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Stevenson, Tht Culture Club at' their elec-io- n evening. school. at the Dragerton 521 Edgehill has been home reApril 14, meeting voted four new memAll parents are urged to attend. Mr. Neil Howard, formerly cently visiting his parents. bers Into the club. They were Mrs. He has received a certificate for Dscar Carlson, Mrs. Edmond Election of officers will be the from Sunnyside now going to SeAn enjoybusiness. of first order cretarial Training at Henigars in completing the work required in Krohn, Mrs. Rupert Ruesch, and able program is also planned. The Salt Lake, is home visiting for a stenography course at the Univer- Mrs. Aria Merrihew. few days. Neil plans to graduate sity of Alabama. He is now statime is 7:00 p.ni. These new members are to be tioned at Mountain Home, Idaho from Henigars in June. at the meeting April 10. v f. .WiXvS,V.VW.-.- la Potter Contributes Ham Jr. High Pep Club Stacked In Official Uniforms Co-chair- Tal-leri- ca ne ' P-T- I 1 you know that the literal meaning of the word budget is: expenditure of money in proportion to income. Now most Americans, including you and me, would' conclude that the purpose of a budget is to keep your expenditure within your income. Otherwise for what purpose a budget? The budget in point is the Presidential one for 85.4 billions; 14.5 billions more than the proposed income. This couldnt be a budget but merely a request for funds. Senator Bennett and Bird, and almost every economist agree that deficit spending is inflationary. Thenational debt is now at 260 billion or 1,700 for every man, woman in these United States. As an American did you know? that 104 billion, or about 40 per cent of the total has been given to foreign countries for one trumped-u- p reason or another. The army alone has spent in its prosecution and of the Korean War. Or as some in high places would say: The Korean Police Action. But the great majority of Americans feel as the sergeant in Korea who asked: If this is a police action, where are the re-l&- ent 000 non-prosecut- ion police? Deputy Collins Solves Burglary On the night of March 23 last the Dragerton Cleaners and Peacocks Market were burglarized. Nothing was taken from the cleaners but a considerable amount of loot was carried from the market. Windows were broken and after careful examination Deputy Sheriff Collins determined that the culprits were juveniles. By twelve oclock Monday, with the help of the school authorities, the two boys involved had been apprehended and the stolen goods found in the basement of one of their homes. With a wide awake police force and the methods of detection crime does not pay. It does not pay for professionals and an amateur is only a professional beginning. up-to-d- ate r. 4 NOTICE Notice for the P. T. A. at Sunnyside meeting in Sunnyside school house Tuesday, April 8, at 7:30. Special film will be shown by Mr. Robert Hassell on beauti- fying your home. Public invited. Tanda Campfire Club Entertains Mothers The Tanda Campfire Club ' nf Sunnydale entertained their mothers, Wednesday, March 19th at Sunnydale Library in honor of National Camp Fire birthday. Each girl brought a covered dish and a potluck supper was served. Roselyn Markasek played two accordian numbers and Nancy Hansen and Sandra Schmidt each played a piano solo. Mrs. Murphy then gave an illustrated talk. Silas Ross is instructing the girls in first aid. His presentation is very interesting as "well as structive. in-hono- red |
