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Show rage Six THE Kenilworth Baseball Club Meets, Names Manager, Directors SAFETY PROGRAM DISCUSSED AT KENILWORTH MEET TO ASSIST CLAIMANTS FOIt SOCIAL SECURITY The Kenilworth baseball club which is affiliated with the newly formed Carbon Coal league, got off to a good start at a special enthusiasts meeting of baseball last Sunday. Ray Leavitt was elected team manager and Joe Cory, assistant man'if'er. Directors are A1 Tittle, Jim Fulton, Henry Trauntvein and Ralph Colombo. Frank Owens is of icial The Kenilworth ball team and coaches will appear on the ball grounds in white uniforms furnished by the coal company management. It is the purpose of toe of! icers and players to put forth eveiy effoit to develop the young players of the Kenilworth area. Five men from Kemlwoith attended the base umpiifs school held at Carbon college under direction of Coach Preston May 5 ami C. Safety problems were discussed at a meeting attended by 1(18 employees of the Independent Coal & Coke company at Kenilworth last Friday, May 2 at the Kenilworth amusement hall. John Rolando was chairman under supervision of Sam Fratto, safety engineer. George Jackson,! company superintendent, gave a talk on the new federal code and program and brought out the fact that it is up to the employees as well as management to get behind, the safety program and see that it; is onforced. William ll.vrge, president of Local 5861, Kenilworth, also gave a talk and emphasized the importance of safe conditions in the mine. lie expressed appreciation to the company for its attitude concerning safety problems. One of the most important A total of $250 in prizes was awarded at the meeting. A $101) archipelagoes in the Southern is the Fiji gioup. There are bond was given to Mike Federbei $50 to F. B. Newbury, Jr.; $25 at least 250 islands m this group to Mike Molinaro. A $50 bond the most impnit.mt being V;!i was given to Maurice Smith, sec- Levu, Vanua I.evu, Taviluni and tion bass prize and Frank Owen Kandavu. won the $25 attendance award. This was a regular quarterly committee, according to William meeting sponsored by the safety! Maack, personnel manager. scon-keeper- . .Su:n-merha- ys Pu-cd- ie ; Horace J. Christensen, manager of the Provo field office, will be, at the court house in Price from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon on May! 13, for the purpose of rendering assistance to persons over age G5 who have worked in employment! covered by the social security act who desire to file a claim for so- cial security retirement benefits, to accept claims from sur- vivors of deceased wage earners who were covered under the so- eial security system and survivors of World War II veterans who have died within three years of; discharge. PRICE. UTAH E, trustee, and Frank J. Roberts. Flynn, sen, Arthur D. Hansen, Howard Asa Roberts, Clyde tiler. W. Averill, Richards. Jaik Richen.s. P. Hanks, Robert B. Hammond, J. Ross Only one candidate was nomiW. Hammond, Jr., R. E. Halbert, Drew C Re hards, Wallace Ryan, for each office and upon a nated Wesley Hyatt, Jack Hyatt, J. C. James Ruggeri. Edward Sheyn, W. A. Shall, Jae Hubbard, John W. Holden, Dean Holdaway, Dean Holdaway, Jr., A. Shaff, Mario Seppi, James Paul Holbrook, Earl Hills, M. J. Seppi, Herman Seppi, Mark Sepns. Ja- k Smith, Henningson, Karl M. Harmon, Charles H Arthur N. Bernard Iriart. Jr., Smith, Sr., Jack Merrial Johansen, Jackson O. Smith, John Skerl, H. B. Simon-- I E. L. Silli-- ! Jewkes, Ward J. Jensen, Pierre sen, Tony II. Simone, J. Jeanselme, Marcel Jeanselme, toe, P O Sdvngni. K J ShiLas. Leon Jeanselme, Arthur Jean-an- d Francis Seartezina. S. J Sweet Sund-- I Robert R. C. Sutch, A. M. ring, Karl James selme, Jameson, William A. Jordan, wall. Jack L. Sullivan, James Jorgenson, SteHenry H. Jones, August T. Jones, Strate. William Steckelman, C. M. James Snow, Snow, James P. Johnstone, Wayne E. wart Johnson, F. T. Jones, William O. Wes L. Shurtz. Edward E. Shaff Hall N. Thorne, A. E. ThompJohnson, Rulon G. Johnson, C. W. T. W. Thomas, Leland ThomJouson, P. Louis Kosec, Chris Judd, flas, Calvin Jewkes, Albert Jean- as, Harvey Thomas, Tony Team. selme. Hugh C. Taylor, Maurice Tatton, C. Tucker, C. A. Knobbs, A. D. Tanner, Blaine Lyman Kofford, Elks W. Donald Thorpe. James Thorpe. N. Lee Kirk, I,eo Kenney, E. V. James J. Vir-deVuksinick, Louis Roll W. S. W. W. Lewis, Long, Lines, Wilson C. Virden, Jack M. Albert H. Kellough, A. D. Keller, Louis Veltri, Clyde J. Vignetto, L. from Delbert (Continued Kay. Page Five) Vaught. George W. Leatham, J B. Lee, recognition of this supreme sacriJack V. White, Dwight Weten-kamLeon-Gran- d V. A. Albert Harold a of Leo, medal fice, valor from the Edward J. Wentzel, J. M. Lodge of the Benevolent ard- El in H. Leonard, N. G. Lauris, Webb, Ikm L. Watkins, George H. and Protective Order of Elks was Thomas E. Lamph, F. R. Lamothe. Warren, Clifford N. Waid. Dwight awarded posthumously and now Bernard Ludwig, J. M. Lonnberg. Fred Winkenwerder, E. Wadleigh, B. Leavitt, Cliff Leavitt, Car! occupies a place of honor among E. Wright, Russell Winters, Authe lodges array of citations. InjB Leavitt. W. D. Wilson, John T- - Maulsby, Frank Marra, gust Wmkelreid, addition, a $1000 contribution to D. Wilson, N. I,. Wimmer. Thomas wMax the Grand Lodges welfare fund Littlejohn, K. D. Marquis, William P. A. was sent by the Price lodge and raul Mancina, Charles Malone, Quinn Dow Whiting, L. Young, Frank G. White, I name in honor of Mr. Mancina. George Magnuson, John Mahleres, Earl Warren, B. II. T. Madsen, Bruce Madsen, Young, I). A certificate to this effect also'DYoung. bents a prominent place in the Phillip J. Millarich, Pete D. Miller, David Caldwell, Jesse Duty, F. A. Migliore, F. B. Miller, Domlodge hall. John Falsone, Leo K. Knight, G. inic Migliaccio, L. H. Merrill, R. Leonard, Henry Mills, Kenneth Woodrow B. Merkley, John L. Charles Mojnik, Pierre Menotti, W. O. Maulsby, Jr., Leon Mower, Sr., Gust A. Tsangaris, Moynier, Marius Moynier, John Moynier, All-reR. Moyle, A. L. Moss, Blaine C. Jack E. Bailey, Sheldon S. Of Elks, No. 1550 L. Finley, Victor J. Donald Morse, Paul Morley, R. T. Mitch- Fred C. Bonomo, Rico ell, John Milovich, Luke Millieh, Miller, (Continued from Page Five) DAmbrosio, Ray Wilcox, Ray Dc;in E Murdock Pierre Moynicri ti, John T. Day, Owen P. Davis,' jr., paui F. Moynier, Hal G. Mac- - Leavitt, Jack Houston, George B. Earl It, Davis, Frank M. Davis, Knight, Otto B. McKinnon, Ed- - Wallace, William J. Welch, Jr., E. Lloyd Baker, Byron A. HowW. M. Daniels, J. J. Dalpiaz, Ar- - vvard McGuffy, George McDon- thur Dalpiaz, J. Max Dooley, John aid, Thomas McCourt, A. W. Me ard, J. Keith Leavitt, Michael J. Donohoe, Jr., Barney DeVietti, Daskalakis, Henry A. Dusserre, Kinnon. A. M. Dusserre. John Dupin, An- A. M. Nicholson, Ted R. Neil- - Clee Gordon, Errol T. Litser. tone Dupin, J. E. Dorman, Ben J. son, W. J. Nevenner, Rex Nelson, Domico. Elks G. S. Nelson, G. N. Nelson, George James I. Evans, I. S. Evans, L. E. Nelms, Ray Naylor, Frank O. AVas R. Eld rid go, D. Grant Edwards Natter, F. A. Norton, George Joseph Kaquinta. Mace Nicholson. City Pete M. Foderaro, Fred Flaim, E. K. Olsen, Henning B. Olsen, L. G. Fitzwater, Roy II. Ferguson, Carl E. Olson. Alfonso J. Ossana (Continued from Page Five) W. B. Fennemore, S. U7. Fenne- Douglas A. Olsen, Lynn Ockey, bers, also: J. Bracken Lee, S. more, V. Wr. Fausett, George Far- - Joseph O'Brian, Charles F. Peter-lian- o, Marion Bliss. Joseph M. MiLer. R. D. Faddis, Tony Frugni. son, Bert E. Peterson, Fred George M. Sherfick. James P. E. Fromm, W. F. Fraser, noster, Joe Peternel, Jr., Paul R. Johnstone, Charles Ruggeri, Jr., L. G. Frandsen. Parkinson, Nick G. Pappas, John James M. Wilson, William SteckMarl D. Gibson, John N. Pappas, Tom Pace, Frank Prazen, elman, Elmer C. Young, Hyrum Johnnie Georgedes, Ange- Wallace Pace, Frank R. Pollock, E. Timpson, J. Allen Browne, Roy lo Georgedes, John A. Gaz, Casi-nu- -r Gust Platis, William Pizza, Ray- G. Woodhead, Ervin E. Wright. A. Gauthier, Nick Galanis, mond Phillips, J. P. Phalen, J. O. Joseph L. Rebol, Victor E. Litiz-zett- e, William Guarienti, Hugh W. Gab-ber- t, Peterson, Luke Pappas, Richard and L. Dow Young. John B. Grako, John R. Pizzi, John Phillips. Following the initiation of the Goni, F. A. Giertz, R. G. Garr, Albert Ricci, Kenneth G. Reid, charter members the following Bernard Garr. Edward M. Reid, Jr., W. C. r, were nominated as officers: Dean Orville A. Harris, Rex Hansen, Fred M. Reynolds, B. M. Holdaway, exalted ruler; Harold Mark P. Hansen, Frank B. Han- - Reddington, Ruel M. Redd, Edway V. Leonard, leading knight; Clyde Redd, Ben D. Redd, Henry Rug- J. Roberts, loyal knight; C. E. The geri, Wilford Ruff, Cecil Addmg machine paper trustee-- ; Joe Roush, Powers, M. W. Ross, Stanley W7. Roberts, Sr., trustee; J. E. Names Of Soldier On Lodge Of Honor motion from the floor, the nominees were elected by aedama-- j caries tion. Appointive officers were J. Clyde J. Roberte Phalen, esquire; Robert Crockett, inner guard and A. Giovannoni, chaplain. Prior to the installation of the Price lodge, an impressive parade met the special train carrying the visiting Elks and the viistors were escorted through the streets of the city, The visiting lady Elks were taken in charge by a committee headed by Mrs. C. E. McDermid flag-deck- 5., W. F. P. si Welcome li. p 1?, Q the visit., rs m eveJ window in the c'tv ,era- Famr by The days ver 5 a!ayor w festivities' 0!s Moon ballroom. CONCURRENT SALE $205,000 n, U. S. ISSUE AND VAlUt USED AUTOMOm p, PA R TS and - It' quick ASSEMBLES economical. Choose just what you want easy thousands of items now available from war surplus from 4. - Prcsent Members Of Price Lodge Pater-Eauren- of thousands of parts available FORDS . CHRYSLERS AND INDIAN CMC and HARLEY DAVIDSOH MOTORCYCLES WHO CAN BUY If you are a dealer, a garage operator, or a large user of auto pert accessories, and assemblies, here is your big opportunity to buy stoedorf parts at bargain prices. You can buy anything from a gasket to an ewgiei at this sale. INSPECTION property is being offered to Priority Claimants, including Certrfitd Veterans of World War II, and to Commercial Buyers. Offers to perthoH will be received up to the close of business May 19, 1947, This property may be inspected at Building No. 2, 1710 South Redwesd Rood, Salt Lake City, Utah, 9 a m. to 4 p.m. M5T, May 15 and H, Iffl. 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