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Show 0 Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. DRAGERTON, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 Volume 9 A Simple Solution . . . To a Continuous And Baffling School Problem - Fate keeps grinding out the in- one-stor- at Dragerton. This has been a continual pro-- s cess for at least seven years and perhaps even longer. Windows are broken all winter find the breakage continues through the summer. It has cost you, the taxpayer, thousands of dollars for replacement artd points up why the, administration of each school should be left With the teachers and prin- ( 4-- H ... evitable the breaking of windows y school in the rambling j 4-- Pcrmanento lf non-prof- H Carbon countys leader School 8 at the Singer SeWing center in Price. leaders will reTwelve local ceive special training at the schodi. They in turn will pass the information qrt to their club members. The girls Will be taught how to get the most out of their sewing machines; they will learn hoW. to identify parts of the machine, how to dean and adjust the machines will be held July 17-1- 4-- H arid. hoW to sew easy-to-ma- ke clothing. Among those participating in the school will be Mrs. Joyed Nelson, Mrs. Florence Pace, Mrs. Albert Jegnselme and Mrs. Robert Gigliotti, all Of Pfiee; Mrs. Rea Tatton of Sunnyside arid Mrs. Joan Thorpe of Castle Gate. Other leaders interested in the program should contact the extension office, phone Price 247. Miss Theta Johnson, Utah State Agricultural College Clothing specialist, and Mrs. Ellen Oates, dismembers' and a few close trict representative of the Singer friends Were present, Lavar Mow- Sewing Machine company, are dier officiated. recting the program in Utah. Family hiemfeers present were Mr. and Mrs. MSriori Tticker of Card of Thanhs Fairview, parents! of the bride t Mr. and Mrs. Buford Christensen, We wish to take this opportuniRonnie, Norma Lee and Reginald, Mr. and Mrs. Winn Tucker, Mt. ty to thank the wonderful people who have helped .us during the Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Larry recent loss of our beloved family, Larsefi, Larry Lynn of Magna Angelo, John,, Yolanda, John, Jr., and Kathleeh Larseii of, Siiflny-dal- Connie and Gust Kanakis. daughters Of the bride; Mr. heartfelt Our thanks to all who and Mrs. Junior Lemon and chiltime in recovdonated their have dren of Sunnydale and Mr. and the sympathy for Mrs. Rayc WaWlow of Dragerton. ering the family, Mrs.. Lemon and Mrs. Wafdlow and floral offerings, for the donaare nieces of. the groom; Mr. and tions for Kathy, the burial fund Mrs. Lavor Mower and Mr. and and also for the services wholeMrs. Carroll Cullum. The newly- heartedly given for this cause. weds, spent the miners vacation We, also extend our thanks to in Colorado with Mr. Eriksons people from all over Utah, Idaho, Texas, California, Nevada, Wyomfamily and friends. ing and many other states for f.laurftio Duran taking time to send condolence 4-- H , w, States Utah Polio All eligible Utahhs who have eciVd polio, Vslccitie Shots are being urged to do so how while the free vaccine is still available and before supplies are released for sale through commercial channels, according to the Utah Polio Advisory Committee. W how have Sufficient Vdc- cirie oh hand to handle the demand, says Ir. Joseph P. Kesler, hot , . acting director of the Utah State Mcaith fiepartnieht, and Rational authorities recommend that the shots continue to be given in the summer months, as well as In th colder months. . Those eligible for the vaccine in Utah include all persons from birth through 19 years of age and all pregnant women. The vaccine is currently being distributed by the health department free to aii physicians upon reddest. The physician may charge for administering the shots, however. f. Ur. Kesler has been authorized by the state Polio Advisory Committee to release the vaccine for sale through commercial channels when the supply merits It , It is advised that parents check with their "family doctors on de-- I t . - e, cards. . Holy rosary Was recited Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the chapel of thO Mitchell funeral home and Requiem Mass was celebrated Thursday morning at 10 in the Good Shepherd Catholic church at Dragerton for Mauricid Duyan, 63, who died Sunday at his home in IJrag-erto- n following an illness. He. was bom October 16, 1882, tails about getting shots for chil-- I in Park View, New Mexico, to Jose Dolores and Juanita Trujillo dren not yet vaccinated. . Episcopal Church Holy Communion will be cele-brated at Trinity Episcopal church at 9 a.m. Sunday by the Reverend Stuart G. Fitch, vicar. TTiis 9 am service is a family service for both I I . children and adults. , A celebration will also be held on Wednesday morning, July 18, , Oyr special thanks to the Sheriffs Posse, the National Guard, Wellington Riding club, Carbon county Sheriffs Department, Emery county Sheriffs Posse, Utah Highway Patrol and the Price city police. Thanks to all individual volunteers and also to Tony Nikas, Kenneth Massey and Steve Diamanti. We would like to thank all of these people personally but since there so many who have Duran. He married Ponocina Val- been so thoughtful we extend our dez. thanks through this medium. Surviving are his widow; five May God- - bless all who have sons. and three daughters; Louis helped in any way. Duran, Sterling, Colorado' Tony Mr. Gust Kanakis and family. ' Duran, Greenville, California; Kathy Kanakis. Duran, -- El Paso,' Texas; Sol- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poglajen, Jr. omon Duran, Dragerton; Jose DuMr. arid Mrs. Andrew Kanakis. ran, Oklahoma; Mrs. Juanita Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Laurence. and Mrs. Mercedia Bonare, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Bertelsen. Alamosa, Colorado; - Mrs. Bemos Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swasey. Sandoval, California; 30 grandMr. and Mrs. Sam Marakis. children, eight Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizziito. two brothers and one sister. :: " Mi;;! arid Mrs. Steve ;Kariakis.' Burial was in the Price city Mr. and Mrs. Pete Vomas. . Ar-ma- na XrU-ce- . : ro : at 9:3a : Another youth canteen for the Trinity young people and their friends will be held Wednesday night from 7:30 to 11 oclock at cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Mulkey. the church. Games and dancing will-boffered. A, door donation Mr. and Mrs. Foster Jensen, Ann Mr. and Mrs. Chester ManchesLinda vacationed in Detroit, ter vacationed in Las Vegas, of 10' cents wiU buy more, canteen and ' Michigan.' equipment. great-grandchildre- n, , e Institute , 10. ust Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the institute will feature a slate of outstanding educators in the field of biology. Some 50 high school and college teachers from all over the nation have registered for the sessions. The National Science Foundation awarded the university a grant the of $29,900 to finance institute. Each participant is receiving a $250 stipend plus dependency allowances where applicable. Dr. Loren C. fine Future In Coal Mining Aridy W . Anderson of East Carbon junior high will participate in the Institute of Biology for high school and college teachers of biology at the University of Utah July Number 28 Copy 5c A Participate 4H club program this In Biology new triiirliiig program is a year. It for first and second year Utah clothing leaders, reports Miss Charlene Lind, county home demReceives onstration agent, Hospital Mrs. Valerd Ottesoii of HiaFoundation Check watha accompanied MiSS Li fid to a district training school held in The Utah Pefmanetlte hospital Provo in May. There they received at Dragerton today announced the special training for conducting receipt of d $5,000 check from the a school in Carbon county. : To ed to tlie Ford Foundation. This amount, according td C. L Petersen, administrator of the hospital, represents one-hathe total grant to school. the hospital by the foundation. cipal of the The solution of this problem is The balance of the gift Will be very simple. Almost every teacher presented to the hospital in March, in the present Dragerton faculty 1957, Petersen said. knows the solution; has known the This is part of the Ford Founsolution for some time. dations $200 million grant progereeh the windows, j3l3.ce black gram to assist the nations 3,500 it .hospitals to top around the rest of the build- voiuhtdry six-foServices. ot their exteiid fence and steel improve ing and erect a around the building at the outer Under the terms of the grant it is edge of the black top. A little planned to use the money to add light eoiild be added to the dark neW facilities and equipment, said corners. And don't you think Petersen. those who break windows should Larsen-Erikso- n pay for replacement? That would necessitate catching the offenders. Recently Married These precautions have already beri takh hi hiost 6f the Schools . SatufdayeVehing, May 31, Mrs. of the county. Clea . Larsen and Emanuel V. . Erikson were married at the home of her brother and sister-in-laGet Polio Shots Soon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tucker. Fam-il- y Per Clothing School Andy W. Anderson A special project has been add- . . 7,000 Population$900,000 Monthly Payroll Petry, professor of botany, University of Missouri, is institute director. Assistant director is Dr. Stanley B. Mulaik, assistant professor of biology at the University of Utah. Several public lectures and a number of field trips rire scheduled in addition to regular insti- tute sessions. Thirty colleges in 24 states of-- ' fer mining engineering courses. The coal industry has established more than 100 scholarships, with a total annual value of approximately $50,000, in nine states, available to coal mining engineer candidates. In addition, there are available various awards, loan funds and scholarships from noncoal industry groups. A fine future in the coal mining industry is waiting for candidates. High school, as well as college graduates can find a place in the coal industry at high wages comparable to any other industry and higher than most. The increasing mechanization of the coal industry makes it one of the most interesting fields at this time. Coal is Americas primary fuel. A ton of coal is required to make a ton fif steel and steel capacity is expanding. About one pound of coal Is consumed in generating a kilowatt hour of electric energy and weekly consumption of kilowatt hours is rising. Ten pounds of coal are needed to provide the energy to make one pound of aluminum and the aluminum is industry engaged in spectacular new construction in coal fields'. Many new coal mines will be needed to supply these higher demands and to replace mines being depleted. Engineers are needed by the coal industry, entering a period which promises steady growth through production for big industrial markets such as steel, electric generating,' aluminum, cement and chemicals under longterm contracts. Here is a future, linked directly to Americas growth, in an industry that pumps throbbing Funds energy into America's essential to and industrial heart national prosperity and security Application for federal partici- an opportunity for great service. pating funds for the construction of an addition to the Price Charles Compagni hospital has been sent to the1 Denver regional office for apCharles Compagni is in the of the opening proval following Price hospital recovering from a the second set of bids last wqek. fractured pelvis, sustained on a revised Low bidder on the plans fishing trip in the Boulter mounwas Dorland Construction Com- tains. pany of Salt Lake City. Accompanying him on the trip bid Frank Compagni ahd George were the is that It anticipated addiFarlaino. . amount on the new hospital tion can be met with money on hand plus the governments share. WHAT IS A ROTARY CLUB f However, if this cannot be done, Rotary club is an organizathe city and county have agreed A of men engaged in their partion upon a plan of financing the addi- ticular community in some busitional .cost with the issuance of accept the tax anticipation notes on next ness or profession, who to huservice of moral principle years tax. monies earmarked.' for manity as an essential to human hospital purposes. happiness, and are determined, as far as the frailty of their human nature will permit, to practice Contact Clair Self that principle in their domestic, and social lives and to business Aid For First Class endeavor, especially by example, to influence other persons throughDuring the week of July 1 there will be two classes daily, 10 out the world to accept and practice same principle, in the beajn. and 6 pm, fn first aid at the lief that that such acceptance and change house at Kaiser No. 1 in . practice will lead to world peace Sunnyside. and universal human' happiness. During, the week of July 23-2- 8 W. Wortley, Chelmsford, there will be two classes daUy at Stamp Kaiser No. 2 change house, start- Essex, England. ing at the same times. "Bishop R. N. Allred is convalesThese classes are conducted for cing at home after spending some the benefit and edification of the time in the Price hospital. employes of Kaiser Steel. HowMr. and Mrs. Frank Markosek ever, others interested may take and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno the course. If enough women are DellaCorte and daughters and Mr. interested special classes will be and Mrs. John Schmidt and Sanarranged. Contact Clair Self at dra vacationed at Lava 1 Hot 439 EdgehOl or phone 2242, Idaho, Andersort has taught biology at East Carbon junior high for the past 15 years. Before coming here he taught at North Sanpete high. Those' attending the institute will be divided into groups of 12 and each group will live and study together during the five weeks. 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