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Show f f Serving the Mining Areo of East Carbon. 7,000 Population i $900,000 Monthly Payroll ! i Volume 9 jvy New Teachers in E. Carbon Faculties y r, S fvw ; ey n ' . 4 .n M 1 a 4 VS . f, Gerald Robbins is teaching social studies. He received his degree in sociology from the Agricultural College at Logan. Last year he was employed in Granite District. He was in the military service for four years in World, War II, serving for three years in the Sauth Pacific area. He is a native of Brigham City. He and his wife are located on Denver Avenue. 7 Mrs. Shirley Goodenough is the new physical education instructor at the school. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conway Oveson and received her degree from the 'Agricultural college at Logan. Harold Hanson, who has been principal for the past several years, is now teaching English to the seventh grade. The 'new teachers in the elementary are Vangie Bikakis, who is teaching the second grade. She has taught two years in Califor- nia. William Cowan is teaching the sixth grade. Bill graduated from 7 the BYU last spring. Alice Cowan will teach in the elementary later this 'fall At Sunnyside is Miss Anette Fail, teaching the first grade. For the present she drives front Spring I Glen. There has been no change in the Columbia faculty. v A Member Drive Heres a note to all you people In these little towns out here: Soon your child will bring a irate WV - r. I: , '( , I1 jM, v9V! V-r- i x V" 'V i $ . -- ! r t . - A v- - H - .i lu A A I s v. f.v ' 4 J rf, l.v . Kf ..VI i. tVlifv R. F. ARQYLE Rell F. Argyle of Lakeshore, Utah county, will serve as agricultural agent of Carbon county while Robert Hassell is away for a year on sabbatical leave and for graduate study at Cornell University, according to word received from the Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service. His appointment was effective September 5. Mr. Argyll who was bom and reared on a farm, graduated from the Utah State Agricultural College in 1940. with a major in agronomy and a minor in chemistry. He attended, the BYU summer school sessions two different years since his graduation. He has served as assistant Garfield county supervisor, later as county supervisor of the Farm Security Administration, now the Farmers Home Administration from 191Q to 1947. He was principal of the LDS seminary at Shelley, Idaho, from 1947 to 1949. Mr. Argyle rejoined the Farm Security Administration in 1949 as an assistant supervi or, Box Elder county, with head quarters at Tremonton; and was appointed county supervisor of the same organization in Weber county from 1951 to 1954. Mr. Argyle,, his wife and family of four children,, returned recently from Iran where he has. hem em ployed as livestock specialist for the past two years under the Point--4 Program. The Argyles are, making their home in CarbonviBe. f.tlivr.:: adults; The a sermon.' includes service Activities at Trinity include the Boy Scouts at the church this Thursday night, the. Prayer-stud- y group at the vicarage at 8 pun. Thursday, and the Cub Pack meeting Friday. , ' , t Next week the Girls Friendly Society will meet after school on Tuesday and Holy Communion will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m . Wednesday; It seems that the school is unable to cope with a situation that became very dangerous last year. I refer to the children pushing other children off the side walk, into the. road; pushing children off the two bar fence around the school; jumping on ecah others backs, and a number of other equally injurious acts. My child came home with spit in her hair and her legs black and blue almost every day. I appeal to the older children not to molest the little boys and girls walking home from school. The parents of these little ones cant always: pick them up at the school. Again, please let the small children go to and from school without injury or fear. Thank youi Somebody's Mother. (Note: The name of the writer has been withheld by request). Sunnydd Ccdicry Has tov Management The East Carbon area has. a new up-to-da- bakery, located at te Sun- nyside,. in the old bakery building. The bakery is being operated by Mr. and Mm Sefbri no Juarez, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aredond. They have been in business for themselves for the past twelve years in El Paso, Texas. As advertised in another part of this issue, they will feature all types of pastries and specialize in Mexican and French bread. Especially interesting is the unique Cookie designs used. Some are shaped in the form of turtles, a few are tike bull horns, owl heads and even sea shells. Free Television -- Service to Hospital Miner's Trading Post has made arrangements to furnish Utah Permanente Hospital free televi-visio- n service consisting of as many outlets as they desire and there- Will be no monthly charge. Miners Trading. Post has also donated a portable television set to the hospital for use of patients The hospital could use several more portable sets if any organizations or individuals would be interested in donating, them. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs IL. A. Brownfield wish, ta announce the marriage of their daughter,. Janet Casey,, to Gary Prazen; son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazen, CarbonviBe, Utah. The couple were married in Las Vegas, Nevada, August 20, 1956. They are making their home in Torrence,. California. Both are employed at Douglas Aircraft. - A s Iv ? S. V V V 'N s v S ... ' v sSY- i at-ha- - v. '' r sS : , f. aa' days of fall. nd f Our good Holy Name Society sponsors this party in Columbia Hall at 9 p.m.f October 6. Music ' O'7 ' I . 1C - :: : ' Or- will be supplied by : chestra, Rudy Sanich and assistants. Tickets are going fast. A ; .'? brand new model 70 Winchester ' r will be given away rifle, at this dance. Also a fine serviceBLANCHE JU8TESEN able mule. All for one dollar. So Teacher setp right up folks and get your Blanche Justensen Joined the tickets at once. faculty of the Dragerton ElemenWhat so many have already tary school when it opened in the one Is the only asked about is coming to our Hall fall of 1953. She of the original teachers who has on Sunday afternoon, October 14, taught consistently for fourteen with services from 4 to 7 oclock. years in Dragerton. During that Nothing could be finer, not even time she has taught every grade in Carolina, than this epicurean from the first to the sixth inclu- delight for diners. So keep Octosive. ber 14 a must for yourselves Mrs. Justesen is a graduate of and families at Good Shepherds the LDS Normal School, Salt Lake Hall. Early comers fare best, so City, a graduate of the USAC in be there pronto! Its run by our Logan, has also attended Snow wonderful Quadalupana group, exCollege, Carbon CoUege and the perts in culinary art. University of Utah. ot winThe forthcoming cut-o- ft Other fields of activitiy have been with the State Welfare De- ters warmth from Galbreaths partment in the childrens depart- Plant, necessitates putting in an ment as a case worker. underground furnace, automatic She has taught kindergarten stoker and costly hooking up of and has directed many dramas for pipes, radiators, plus building of a adults and children. She is a na- forty-fochimney. The Kaiser tive of Sanpete county and she Steel company, through its mana-- , began her teaching career in that ger, John Peperakis, and others, most kindly aided in initial predistrict parations, digging the furnace pit, sand, gravel and forms, supplying Mary Alice Collins for all of which we of the Parish say "thanks, and include in our Entertains Alpfia Xi grateful prayers United Steel Co. phyisaclly and The meeting of Alpha Xi, chap- The parishioners are generousfinancially assisting ter of Beta Sigma Phi, was held ly. We to have before fall hope at the home of Mary Alice Collins, a Sisters home, church,, kinderMonday night, with Annabelle garten school and church snug and Tobey, president presiding. The heated. program The Body Beautiful was given by Leah Stark and was Saturday, September very artisticaUy done.. The rush p.m. party and projects for the year moreopens our monthly Bingo with valuable than was discussed. A dessert was ser ever before. Just figure a $100 ved at the end of the evening. Vee Judd was elected the new bill donated to some luck person, treasurer In place of Pat Eakle with a selection of prizes to dewho is making her home in Moab. light every home. Clients must make sure they are present and take home the bacon, 10 pounds Early Season of it, t6 your house. (7 i' KtX x . , 4 y 30-0- 6, ... 1 ot 29at8 give-awa- Big Game Hunts - , 1 Ashley-Whiteroc- ks . - er , This is our first breaking into news with tidings of great joy to some, sorrow to others, disposing of tickets for parochial functions that come thick and fast in these Early season big game hunts get underway September 22 on three elk- and three .deer herd units. Hunting on all six units is under special permit only. The elk hunts are the Ashley-Dagge- tt (50 animals), Ashley-Vern- al (50). (60); Special permits: for these hunts were awarded at the public elk drawings: held August 30. , . . The deer hunts are the Antimoy-We- st Boulder (LOGO); Beaver-Nort(500);. Henry Mountains (500). All permits for these units served were sold first come-fir- st and fish game Mrs. Oscar Pehrson met with from department of officer an accident when she- broke her ankle last week; She stood to turn off-hTV set Apparently her AU education should contribute foot had gone. tQ sleep and let her to -moral and physical strength ' Captain Dr. Hugh S. Wiley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wiley of Donna Kay Ruskauff left SunDragerton, Utah, is being trans- day to attend the University of ferred from Fort Carson, Colo- Utah. She was formerly1 employed rado, to Germany. at Kaiser Offices. This, is: Donnas Dr. Wiley's picture is In Life first year at the U and she will down. Magazine, September Usu$ major in journalism . w and cooperative. ;,?' . children shots in the 1954 field, .trial, but have had no vaccine sine thm, should have another series ' of 2 shots, a month apart, and a booster shot 7 months later. " From Qood Shepherd Church prevent a Last year I went to Mr. Stephens so much I was almost ashamed. He was always very nice m all children who received polio To Whom It May Concern: Dear Parents: It seems that we must get together and have a heart to heart serious accident. home Epbxc-- d Asking you to join this' year. Just remember when you mark it Morning prayer will be headser-at and 11 am both the 9 That you want to do your best To support your chili and school vices at Trinity Episcopal church this ' Sunday. All those without work church homes are invited to worSo your children get the best You can do this if you write back ship at Trinity church. The 9 am service is a family That you want to join up now. Then be sure you send your four-bi- ts service followed by classes for the 11 a.m. and For your membership right now. ATTENTION It is recommended by the Utah State Department of Health, that Notes and Events talk with our children. This talk with our children may some day e, tra. Attention, Children A- I . 1 u 7 N The East Carbon Junior high has a number of new teachers for the 1956-5- 7 school year. They are: Patrick DAddabbo, a native of Connecticut, teaching World History and Civics, Mr. DAddabbo received his degree from the Brigham Young university at Provo, and expects to receive his Masters degree in the near future. His wife is from El Centro, California. They have three children. Sam Salazar is teaching band and seventh grade mathematics. Mr. Salazar is a native of Sunny-sida son of Mr. and Mrs. Eudora Salazar, who now live at Price. Mr. Salazar received his degree in music from the Brigham Young university. He is experienced as a member of Jimmy Darts orches- P-T- Per DRAGEBTON, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956 Number 39 Copy 5c and- freed out Sunnyside P-T- ys A The Sunnyside will hold its first meeting of the current year October 1 at 7 p.m. in the Peterson School. New officers of the PrTA and the new members of the faculty wiU be introduced by Principal P-T- A Lee Allred. AU those who have children in the Sunnyside school are urged to join and attend the winter v h. NOTICE Thursday and Friday, September 27 and 28, will be free days at the Sunnyside Library for anyone with overdue books. Please re- turn them. Sunnyside Library Board 1 |