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Show Serving the Mining Area 7,000 Population -- $900,000 Monthly Payroll Per Copj DRAGERTON, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH. TUESDAY, AUGUST fcl, 1956 Velma 9 CHILDHOODS HAPPY HOURS Charlone Zubal James Neumieir United in Marriage marriage ceremony that united Charlene Zubal and James Neu meier in marriage at 9 a.m. Aug-gu- st 13 at the' G6od Shepherd church in Dragerton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Zubal and the groom is the r. son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin J. Neu-meie- The attractive brunette bride was gowned in a beautiful model of white imported lace of waltz length. The beauty of the bridal gown was accentuated by a pleated nylon inset "in the skirt The dainty net veil was topped with a crown of matching .lace. The long sleeves of the gown tapered at the wrist and the neckline was. high. The gown was modeled ovel white taffeeta. Th bride carried a beautiful corsage centered by an orchid. ' t The mothers of the bride and groom wore navy blue dresses, complimented by white accessories. Each of the ladies wore corsages of red roses. v t Jerry Neumeier, brother of the groom, was. best man . r . v r Monday evening an open house wast hela; at .the Justin Neumeier home in honor of the young couple. A varied musical program provid ed entertainment for the guests "jduring the evening. Light refreshments were served and; many, useful gifts were received. The young -- couple is now envying a. honeymoon in Following the honey-tnoo"the groom will return to his post with the Navy. He will go to Hawaii, whefe he will serve 'as radar man. The new Mrs. expects to join, him there as soon as arrangements can be made. Both are . graduates of Carbon high school. . Yellow-stone'Par- k. n; -- Neu-tmei- er -- ir. filcivinAl-Sharp- , b Number 34 5c Radars Accuracy Carbon County 4-- H & Fairness Accepted Exhibit Days Carbon County Exhibit days 'Tn well over 90 percent of all cases, drivers accept the accuracy will begin next week, when exhib- and fairness of radar. its will be held in each of the maThis is the opinion of a man jor communities of the county, acwho, in the past four summers, cording to County Agents Charhas toured over 680 towns in 30 lene Lind and Robert L Hassell. dem- Final county exhibit days will be states with a held in Price the following week, onstration car. 30 and 31. The man is William J. Toth, of August 29, The community schedule i is as New York Universitys Center for Safety Education, who makes his follows: East Carbon, at the Petannual tour in connection with the ersen School, Monday, August 20, National Conference of State at 10:00 a.m.; Scofield and Clear Slow Down Creek at the Scofield School house Safety Coordinators on Tuesday, August 21, at 1C:00 and live program. Of the less than 10 percent of a.m.; Hiawatna, at the Banquet Tuesday, August 21, at drivers who oppose radar, Mr. rooms, 2:00 p.m.; Helper, Castle Gate and Toth says that the bulk of them Little Torrie and Trudy Springer with Cindy the Pup. Cathare people who are stubborn and Standardville, at the Helper Wedneson olic church basement, Several weeks past Mrs. Stod- and Mrs. Lee Springer Jr., Torrie refuse to admit that they could day, 22, at 10:00 a.m.; August 3 and Trudy 2. They were taking be wrong. dard and myself were in at the Carbon College Liin Dragerton rather early while their pup Cindy for its early I prefer to talk to them, Mr. Price, Thursday, August 23, at the boys were delivering the Drag- morning airing and as they walk- Toth says. Their general claim is brary, 10:00 a.m.; Wellington, at the LDS ed along they sang a lullaby to that radar is unfair to motor- church house, erton Tribune. . 24, As we came out of Garden Road Cindy, I Love You So Much It ists. But after talking to them at 10:00 a.m.; Friday, August at the Kenilworth, two very small girls were walking Hurts Me." VJJ for a little while, it usually be- LDS church house, on The pup seemed to sense the comes dear that they consider en- August 25, at 10 :00 a.m.Saturday, along the street and in the arms love and affection. Its eyes were forcement unfair only if it applies of one was a young pup. At these exhibit days, all the Mr. closed and it was asleep. to them. If the other fellow gets They were the daughters of have made in articles the caught, its all right. exhibRadar is an excellent tool, he this year's projects will be Holy Communion for ited and their friends You parents concludes. But by reminding drivto see. articles from these The best At Episcopal Church ers to Slow Down and Live, it will exhibits be displayed and then But have you registered so that is just as important as an educaat the rated county exhibits. Holy Communion will be cele- tional aid. Either way, it is saving you can vote in the primaries held An interesting feature of these on September 1L If you have not, brated at Trinity Episcopal Church lives, and the public seems to apexhibit Sundays will be the demonthere are two days left in which at 7:30 and 9:00 a.m. this preciate that. contests.. Each club will stration you can qualify for this most im- day. 'rtie Utah Highway Patrol is be to enter one team The Reverend Stuart G. Fitch, now putting additional radar units and permitted portant American privilege Augdemonstration individual one ust 21 and 23. Vicar, wfll celebrate and preach. ? into operation throughout the in the community contest. These Did you listen, to the DemocratThis,. week Trinity is. holding a state. The patrol and the Utah contests will all begin at 2:00 p.m. ic Convention last week? Did you vacation church school for its Safety Council are certain that the day of the exhibits, with the watch this great American spec- youngsters which ends Saturday such radar uses wall save many exception of Scofield and Hiatacle? Its drama, color and inter; with parents day. On Saturday the lives. watha. Demonstrations in those est? Are,, you now. watching the youngsters wifi, come at 9 a.m. as communities will begin at 11:00 Republican ..Convention? Are you usual but parents will 'arrive for UMIVA Locals Receive a.m. and 3:00 p.m., respectively. thoroughly"' studying the issues worship and Open house'atlO a m. Winners will be chosen from these and the solutions offered by these This Sunday beginning at 1:00 contests to go to the county contwo great political parties? Re- p.m. the c Trinity Church, .family Assignments test. member fhat is the American will join the members of the Price For Labor Day Events are Parents and friends of Mission .for a fplcnic j I at Helper r -m j.Z way. J to invited and participate in urged I v$ kj J f , Assignment! have park. been made by these exhibit days. the general Labor Day celebration Swimming, games ana opport to get acquainted, wilf be of- committee for the direction of the Charles A. Dixon VI, fered. various aspects of the big three-da- y Hie Democratic, convention is event scheduled for SeptemNaval Aviation Cadet Charles A. now several days Into history. Very Each and 3. "of ber the loc1, 2, Merlene Alger Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amon interesting in many ways. New als United the Mine Workers of C. Dixon of Dragerton, is underfive-wa- y split screen, used for the Entertains Carbon in been have county given going training in formation flying first time; portable T-- cameras ; Adrito various.; tasks, according at the Saufley Field Naval Auxilbrought in every angle of the con- Democratic ladies an Anderson, general secretary. vention. It is reported that they iary Air Station, Pensacola, Flori- bn da. He reported to Saufiey Field The Kaiser and District 50 lo-The; East Carbon Ladies Demoare workingair equalizing speakers platform, also a macliine cratic Qub held Its monthly meet- cals will have charge of the Junior iii July after completing 16 weeks is being perfected, to expand, the ing. Monday1' August 20, at. the and senior talent shows and the primary flight training at another i,;i ) home of Merlene Alger in Drager- horse shoe pitching contests. The field in the Pensacola area. During speaker: thought content ' all Imagine" having speakers in ton. The speaker was Boyd Bun- Dragejton: rand Columbia locals his six weeks at Saufley he will the intellectual stature of a Win- nell, former Price City Judge and will have charge of the kids par- also receive instruction in combat, at present a candidate on the ade and sports. , f ' night and cross country" flights. kc ston Churchill. The fireworks display will be He will thenof commence the gunSomeone, somewhere, is surely Democratic ticket '.f ornomination his training at the nery phase spending 'hours bn an electronic to the office of district attorney under the direction of the Hiawa-th- a Barin Field Naval Seventh of Judddal district, the Auxiliary Air and .Wattls'docals in coopera-etio- n machine . tp (.remove mud ; from a Station "in Alabama. Mr. indudes'Carbbn which Foley, county. with' the Carbon County I'M political speech somewhere bem on American poliBunnell T-spoke set. Sheriffs Posse. The Castle . Gate : Don Hackney; who has been vistween the- lips and the local will conduct the Saturday iting with his Hurry, workers, wherever you e re tics. family and friends Plans-wermade active for als we are going to need it Mud night 1 daridA and the Book Cliff in Dragerton' returned "August 20 soon will be the principal weapon paxtidpation by f the Lady Demor. local rWi- H- have dharge of thb to the Naval Base In San Diego, crats in getting out, the vote in square ;dancing and the junior California. He returned., to , the of two contending campsv the forthcoming primary and gen baseball game. Kenilworth will ar- States: July 2 after five months : eral elections. range for the senior baseball con- overseas duty in Guam, Japan and Giyo , Pull Ond. Suits - The East Carbon Lady Demo- test. Hong Kong, China. He will4 sail Coach Jackson Jewkes of the crats now boast, a' paid memberIhe; bathing beauty ' contest will on the D. E. USS Hanna for;duty Carbon high Dinosaurs has i ship of over. 50 ladies in the East be supervised by the Wayne Day in the South Pacific again in Febthat football uniforms for Carbon area,' and any; interested mine local and the Spring Canyon ruary. . . , ' the 195 3ason will be. given ; out ladies are Urged and invited to local vrill direct the! big Labor Day t1 at the field house August 25 startthe meetings, according to paraded The 'Royal local will havp Mr.: and - Mrs. Orla Merrihew ing at' 9 a.m. The first practice Mrs. Alger, president of the dub. charge of special events, and the and Susan entertained last week, will be held at 9 ann.,. August 27 wil be Hinder v the direc- at a very attractive birthday surMr.' and Mrs. Mike Bilello and banquet and the second practice session tion of the general committee. ! prise party: in honor of their : .Wisconsin, . from Milwaukee, , wifl be .held at 6 pun. that same son, daughter, Della Rae. , Della Rae i the home Of ;Mr. R. Zanders. at N. Allred received are Bishop until Thereafter visiting many lovely gifts, and "September day. Bilello at and are Frank a and'Mrs. Held .her treated sessions at will Drag family 3 practice be attending family guests to delicious re . in , reunion erton. ; freshments and a theater party,, Spring. City, 9 4-- H Father Cullen performed the radar-equipp- ed A-secti-on , 4-H- ers Are American ' . 4-- H .r . About Everywhere ui-iti- es 5 , V- u , i l Pvt Melvin A. Sharp, Jr., whose wife, Carol, lives in Leupp, Ariz., the-interme- 'recently-complete- d di' ate speed radio operators course at? the Army's , Armor . Training ' Center, Fort Kno Ky.1' course trained him f! The and transmit by Morse code over various types of radio .to service the equipment - and brj 12-we- ek to-recei- East Carbon. ve j equipment Sharp entered the Army last January and completed, his basic at Fort' Grtj,' California. H He was graduated from Missouri f SchboPof Mines," Rolla, in 1935. i'His parents, Mr. and Mrs., Melvin A. Sharp, live in Columbia, Utah. training Mr. Arthur King., , Dragerton, was happily surprised I Saturday I night by a group of friendsywish-;ln- g him a very nappy birthday, and. Ms. The guests were " Mrs. VeClifford Mayor, Mr. and rier Stxxldard and i Mr. and lira. ; - t:A A. W. Andersen. J t ft ' Mri Naomi liokie- - and daugh : tciv Mrs. Walter Watson,7 have "gone to. the El Toro Marine Base ; at'Snta !na; j California. They : hre visiting with Mr. Watson.be-- t ford be.leaves;for;an 'assignment 'with tiie Air Force,. in the:. Far East Sergeant WatSQn&ill be as- Vi .-- 1, y. t- - V, nli 1 -- 1 fc 2 J , , -- : . V e I : I 1 1 ! re-port- . ed i f n if , at-te- nd ; - t ; . 1. i |