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Show Pare Thursday March 19 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE 6 0CALS University Museum Miss Peggy Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Harper and honA stork shower was held in Jerry Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. or of Mrs. Robert R. Johnson at Wayne Day of Rains, were united the home of Mrs Ruth Peacock in in marriage Saturday, March the 7th at Actez New Mexico. Peggys Sunnydale. Many lovely gifts were mother, Roma Manchester, and received. A delicious luncheon was Tonny Gonzales attended the wedserved to the following ladies : The ding. Reverend Milton, Assembly of guest of honor, Mrs. Johnson, Lois God officiated. Anderson, , Genevieve Preston, Kate Avery, Louise Mecham, Janet Sorenson, Lulu Morley, Lois Thomas Martinez Jr. has just Andrews, Vera Preston, Maggie returned to his base in California McFarlane, Elaine Huntington, after a visit home with his parLena Davenport, Barbara Tucker, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MartiEffie Erickson, Cathrine Monson, nez Sr. Ellen Peacock and the hostess, Ruth Peacock. Sonny Frato from Columbia will be taking his Spring Baseball Lorraine Zupon, daughter of Mr. training with St. Louis Browns. and Mrs. Emil Zupon, Dragerton, He will play with Pocatello, Idacelebrated her 11th birthday Sun- ho team. day, .March 15th. Lorraine made StorkShover lovely little Easter Baskets for the favors. Games were played and a delicious lunch served. Those present were: Vivian, Kenneth, and Fraiiklyn Zupon from Price; Vera Mae McFarland, Patsy Gene and Bobby Pressett, Karol and Ruth Stephens, Brenda Stoddard, Carol McFadden, and Karen Zupon. Three students from East Carbon, Nancy Graham, Myma Williams and Allen Tratos were chosen by Carbon High School to participate in the California Western Musical Educational Conference. Students will be selected from all the western states. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinojosha and son, are now residing in English Tribute Sun-nydal- e, Some time ago a British coal The Hino-joshat 221 came from San Antonio, industry productivity team visited American mines in search of ideas Texas. for increasing Englands coal outMr. Jay- - Tueller, surprised his put. On returning home, the team mother, Mrs. Eldon Tidwell March published a remarkable tribute to 3rd whe nhe called for her from American coal management. The report said, "Americans beLogan with an airplane. (Jay is US lieve the it is their mission to lead the AC) Together attending with Mrs. Conway Oveson they re- world in production efficiency turned to Logan to see the Opera, Individuals, trade unions and manRomeo and Juliet. agement are equally convinced Flying time between Price and that their different ends will be hours. served only by high productivity." Logan, one and Greta Moyer, was assistant It then went on to point out for the the U S coal industry is highthat stage manager opera. ly competitive both within itself Bessie Marakis, Colleen Burdick, and with other fuels and that the Carolyn Anderson, Irene Rosella everage hourly earnings of the and Faye Bullock gave a victory miners is the highest for any inparty to the East Carbon baske-- t dustry. This led to the conclusion ball players. that "management from top to The party was held Saturday bottom seems united in a deterMarch 14, at the Columbia Recre- mination to increase output, and ational Hall. reduce costs, and to experiment The Players and their guests with and invest in any new equipenjoyed dancing and a luncheon. ment, technique or' form of organiCoach Polodiri was the honored zation which promises to do so. guest. Finally, the report said that in spite of these tremendous achieveMrs. Nancy Bowlgy entertained ments The Americans themselves Beta Sigma Phi at her home Mon- believe that they are only at the 4 day night, March 9th. beginning. Hi-Wa- y. and California, has what is probably the largest collection of dinosaur tracks in the world, according to Professor Stokes. An exchange with the American Museum of Natural History of New York City resulted in obtaining some of the best specimens, he pointed out The University traded half a dinosaur found at Dinosaur National Monument hear Vemsd, for horse fossils, plaster reproductions of several extinct reptiles and other items. The Utah Geology museum is mainly devoted to paleontology that A new skeleton, of a pecanimal which lived cary, a pig-lik- e, in Utah about the same time that Lake Bonneville existed, is now being assembled for the University of Utah Geology Museum. The peccary display is being prepared by Golden York, curator of the museum, who has assembled all of the dinosaurs and reptile displays found there. Expanding the displays is an important part of the Geology departments program, and additions are made to the museum whenever worthwhile specimens are found, according to Prof. William L. Stokes, director of the museum. The museum, the best of its kind between Denver, Colorado, that 1953 Columbia Man Now Serving with ' Armored Battalion William C. Newland, Columbia, has been assigned to Camp Roberts, California, to begin his miliassigntary training. He has been st Thirty-firB, to ed Company Medium Tank Battalion. His Wife, Bonna Mae, resides at Columbia. The huge military installation, one" of the largest replacement training centers during World War II, is now the home of the "Lucky Seventh armored division and is is, it consists chiefly of fossils of extinct animals. Most of the located between the cities of Los fossils were found in Utah and ad- Angeles and San Francisco. joining states. One of the most complete skel- a bare two votes .The proposal etons of the dinosaur Allosaurus was the principal recommendation that has ever been found can be of the Utah Safety Council to the legislature designed to reduce the seen in the Geology museum. v disgraceful traffic toll in Utah. It would have modified the driver of We take such intensely proThe House of Representatives would gressive enterprises els coql for the Utah Legislature on Saturday, education courses. The bill to the funds granted. To people in less fortu- March 7th, killed the proposal to also hav appropriated to finance extend drivers education in Utah Uniform School Fund nate lands, they seem Eilmost high schools. The bill wels lost by the expanded pro grain. as BIG LAUNDRY BARGAIN! G-- E one-ha- lf Famous Washing Action Activator G-- E Balloon-ro- Adjustable, Wringer ll Inside and Out White Porcelain Enamel, Full . 8-- lb Capacity G-- E Dependable , One-ye- Written Warranty ar R0g- - Permadrive Mechanism U.5. Pot. Off- - lOQ G. E. ROTARY IRONER EASY MAN! ROTARY IRONER DURAN O Served to A FOR IRONING 10 SO. IN. OF IRONING SHOE SURFACE 22 IN." 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