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Show I- - kO S Mtfi J if r h t k - j. m. IWKwb v Orange. Morgan, Helen DellaDoug ? Babcock, RED CROSS FIRST AID CERTIFICATES S4erine AnnLeona AUred,Broderick, VeldaJack PeAlice, Jennie STUDENTS NINETY-SEVEEgan, AWARDED TO titti Erma Barton, Juanita Chapman, N 5 E y nr TtltlKKOAV, JUNK CO 3 J kO kA m m msm Bertha Fern Kofford, Nora England, Ross Oliveto Vera Fazzio, Ruth Temple, Wallace. Helen Fausett, -. Tarsen Leon students who successNinety-seve- n wilma Douras, Been Draper, gkriner Helen Pappas, Florine Si Ida Bean, the standard Rea. Clavell, Simona Gladys Woodbury, Esther appointfully completed course conducted m Olsen. Rotary club committee were Ra- - chapman, anCross first aid Bann, Lilly Gagosian. Annie Poweil, Oliveto, Spencer gessie year the ensuing for ments at the connection with hygiene classes have mova, Floyd Austin. Kenneth Biddle, H. Lee Redd, John Woodward, Marc by nounced recently Leo Zupan, Carbon high school last term, Bonacci. Fay Branch, John of the orthe Am- DominieLeonard Warren, Orvil Wiseman. Jack Walsh, newly installed president Davis, Herbert been awarded certificates by to HerDavis, Gerald Shaw, anBarra, an Henrv Topolovec, ganization.. erican Red Cross, according Llovd Clair. Billy Seppi, Arthur Storrs. Frank D. Sawyer was namedsub-as nouncement Wednesday byof Vernon Valdo Degn, man .Winston Christensen. loReichert, Adron Carl the service chairman, the Shumwav, Merrill, first aid director Creighton Evans, Ralphs, Earl Perkowski Earl Purely, community as follows: Boys Quentin Gardner, committees cal chapter. William Howard Pitts. Lowell work, P. H. being B. W. McAllister. this Tom Draper, Max AUred, Rhead. Perigo, Lloyd The certificates were received r, Richard Gibbs, Elmer Gago- Pitts Wardella Ward, Marion be Dimirk, will and Silas Rowley, George Iross Merrill, Mr. Boyack, week by sian. James Hrlamnndaris. Clifford Mae Pulsipher. Olympia Lau-ri- s, A Rowley and Charles H Madsen: sent out by him to the students. Louren Liddell, Soren-!se- n Scott Haycock, Velma Juvan, Mercy Haycock, c Those receiving the awards were as Lamph. rippled children, Dr.LeeAlfred and Carol Richens Ross Wendelbow Billy Lines. Billy Johnson. Lawrence E. A Gibson, Hunter, John RofE?nora Evans, Mary Falsone, Mel-v- a Henry Beekel, Clyde and Walter N. Wetzel; annual Mills. Chester Mills, Lloyd Martinko, Ailvi.eate. Sun Hanson, The Selma beadJudi, Statement Honric. Mela Hamper, Nielson. tary souvenir ball, Eugene Kenneth Rafnh Marsing annual Rotary show, George JorgenFren Takes. Franke Liddell. Florine . sen. Aeronautics, James R. Lund, , I ! . Tre-sede- d mi-fre- and Wed, George Schultz contest. George II Puttenck; E hand M Williams. Dr H B Goetman, fxl. Hansen and Frank Groussman student loan fund, Eugene Hanson, Brook-banC. E Beveridge and Dr, R I. H Charles pool, swimming H J and E Melntire W Madsen, Hussey. The club service committee is headed by W. E. Fleetwood.us follows appointments are Classification and membership. Dr A R. I Brtxkbank, W. D. Chapman. felN. WaUare and Wilford Jensen; W. C. lowship. C. E. Beveridge, and Corner P. Pen cor k; attendance. Aaron Hanson, George and E t George B. Harding Nick H'n-elJeppsen; club custodian. KuH M. ruiin. t nU rtmnmrnt, Belmont Rirh.irds, Alien Itamsev and Corner I George Wallace:A initiation, Bryn, r and Geoi gc P( acock, Rulon Jorgi risen. Public service, W. E Melntire, C Oscar Hanson, L. A McGee; finance and budget, George E. Oekey, Belmont Richards end George Jorgensen, mmde. Ed Hanson, Allen Ramsey, A and John Harmon; pro1, Petor.-eW. Wed. gram assistance, Winifred F. Jtr. R. I. Hrot kbank and George education, C. R. Fer-C Oekey; Rotary D. Bryner, Eugene guson, Frank Hanson and Gomt r P. Peacock. Vo Oliver major committees are: and tauonal service, Ilulon A. Bryner serBelmont Richards; international N Walter vice, John W. Hillubrant, Wetel, Aaron Hanson and J. H. Hussey. W. Modern 1ECJRIC COOJCMG in an is k; Sub-commit- tee Cav-ann- gh Pat-tenc- k. tj n rn rc o M Wattis ScoutTroop Checks Forest Fire 2. a p A small forest fire, which would have caused considerable cianuue had put it been allowed to spread, wasnicrt-bi out near Wattis last week by ufc-I rs of roy Scout 1ixp No. 296 11 Ivlanguiti. is r the direction of Odi stout master. The scouts who helped control tla e were Dean Bow n, William Wallace Chretensen, Jack l't Duane ampshire end Mx ttti, Christensen. They were assisted tyv of the troop. Tofu two Nakano arid Harold Oirell. c 3Q ) make cooking Certainty and simplicity are necessary to gives you both ohat it really should be. Electric Cooking with any other of the-advantages beyond comparison te It-ruc- e ai at Ml o a(A O 3 S5 - 3- k, -- method. 1 No No more unhappy experiences with baking failures Yu itn effort. and of time loss and embarrassment more the accurate temperature control on your Electric Range you are always sure of good results. less time in Electric Cooking is simple because it requires and no no scaring the kitchen, fewer pans, no Matbasting, no testing of cakes with broomstraws, has taught users in; and parboiling of food.It Experience ask is certain and simple, of Electric Cooking that cooks who electrically. housewife any non-mei?ib- Price Mans Brother Candidate on Coait g, Culbert L. Olson, brotlur of W. Olson, former mayor of Price, i a candidate for state senator from Ls Angeles county, California, on a Iro ressive platform. For 2a years Olson was a leading lawyer m Sit Lake City, served four years as chai-ma- n of the judiciary committee in the Utah state senate ar.d was di gate, at large to the Democratic n convention in 192(1. While practicing law in Salt LaV e, Mr. Olson frequently made trips u Prke to appear m the Carbon district court. Dining his e a pi in Los Angeles, he has t; kin ljwier. part in eiv ic and Your Electrical Dealer has helpful suggestions for you concerning the convenience and econhis store. omy of Electric Servants. Drop into IS 1 03 ELECTRICITY IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN YOUR HOME & LIGHT -- rs' oih-me- party-etl-Hs- Ts l nt |