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Show chamber of commerce GIRL :f?thc Amenca s rontf c0U m Exposition as the contot-- , two counties will jnifprl! Selected the-- e from tave all M.ss expo's paid to the hotel, contest, including VrWton ami meals during ic i apital city. her of the Utah contest Xv.e winner t'uee new formal receive to be used at the pageant jtSrt at Atlantic City, and 'jncuons will also it'ceive all expenses e n'nie at the national contest. will he no entry fee in pe-- e l contes'. How- must be sponsored entij Carbon-Kmei- ,,e fr. an y .lub , r each group ent:.' the air show. CortestanK must meet ceitiin as billows: They qeJ.ficatioiis be catici s of either county; ;: ;r:ie. never been married; must k Between 18 and 28 years of oe rn me 'jK.i.mg date of the .gels at Al.iu'.. City: must pos-- a good ci.aiacter, poise, intelligence, beauty of iarth of tickets t n-- ability, instrument playing, or K able to give a three-minu- te talk on the career she may pursue. All contestants must agiee nof viT,!aCt VVlt! any firm r ln- -: prior to signing her e:i- ti-as a competitor for the title of Miss America; neither can she en- -' ter into an endorsement of any commercial product, n r pemu: her photograph to be used in con- -, with any advertising er than that associated with die Carbon county Chamber of Com- merce or the state and apricwd franchise holder of the Miss America pageant at Atlantic CPy. The winner of the national title will receive a S5.0M) scholaiship' in a school of her own choice. The, first runner-u- p will receive S3, 000 the second, $2,500, the third, the fourth $1,500, and the' next ten glrls ji00() each Everyone interested h". ' oh- ,aln the y o!h-,no- n. $2.-00- 0, zv ?rbn - L"- - availabl, office of the Chamber of Commerce jn the Price mnnicuu; building. Full details can be obtained at the same place. An absolutely honest life probably the best testimony that an individual can offer in regards to any religious belief, I!!!! SAVAGERY! TRICE, UTAH E, BELTER LAUNDRY GETS HOSPITAL CONTRACT CAMP Pa?e Three City Employees Ask For Retirement Plan! The Troy Laundry of Helper has again been awarded the contract for all laundry work required by the Price city hospital, it was nouneed the council The meeting Tuesday evening. contract, effective as of July 1, is for $375 per month. The Helper laundry has had the contract for the past few years. t- hhfvbeen scheduled for Au- Ste last day of the air will at the county airport, which in the state contest, held at the Utah Centen- gfje emery UTAHjSCOUTERS SET county Chamber of face and figure; must possess tal- - ent, such as 'r a vi HI suigmg, dramatic from Carbon it has been of the local contest, :!oear to seek carbon, FOR MISS rARBON'EMERY Jrce TIIE (Continued from Page One) Troop 278, Columbia: Knute S. Crawford, Gaiy Trunbull, William L. Harvey, Jack D. Harvey, VeLoy Varner, Ronald Evans, Fied M Jr , and John McDonald. Leader Eunnon Tnup 283. P. T Slummin, Leon Nielson, Clay- ton Nielson, Lamend Williams i Evan Elden Golding. Dean Shim NieRon, Gilmer Nielson, Ray Wmn. mm- Robert Donald Robison Don Trauntvein, Gene Dougherty, Unk Knight, Tom E. Conover and Clifford C. Tioop 285, Price: Dick McKin-nectiPlumb, leader. J"t Bacca, Lieb Dee Miller, Troop 267, Spring Gleir Jimmy Billy Nelson, Patrick McAllister, Kosoc, Wayne Rowley, James K. Neil Anderson, Orson H. Nelson, Seevers and Don Rowley. Edd.e Shiner, Bud Albrechtsen, Troop 273, Castle Gate: Thomas Jack Ma: sing, Douglas Liston Duane Bendull, Charles Houghton, i lueii Mihei, J.uk Christens W. Durney, Derrald Davis, Bod Lee Powell, Rav H.imel-wngl- it Chailcs Harold Homer and Wendell Thackand GeoigeL. Watt, lead- er. er. John Empey, Senior scout of the Emery Hoy Scouts from Troop 2281, Price, will also attend and it is exported that six county distiict who have filed rerepiesentatives fiom Troop 281 gistration with Mr, Anderson inwdl also be piesent at the encamp- clude the following: Phil M. Jorgensen, Stanley Snow, Kenneth E. ment. Delon Rosenberg, La Moyne Scouts Car-boBoy from the Noith n Duane B. Williams, Ronald d.stnu who will attend in- -: c. KuMnussen, Bud J Windier, elude the following: Leader H. C. Jimmie Lee Kearns, Monte Seely Boulton, Lee Aiellano, Lauren and Howard Oveson, of Troop 3ll(i Miles, Richard Morley. Richard Castle Dale. Lewis, Bobby Cones, Jack Best, Troop 301, Elmo: Vearl Tucker, Richard Edwaids, John Matins, Robert Jensen, Ray Robb, Robert Clark H Oviatt, Maurice Jones, Powell, Richard Peterson, John Verder Wilson, Bovd Erickson and Charles F. Jones, leader. MacKmght, LaMar Nielson, Fiank Thomas H. Wakefield will Robert Bi yner and Rodney Ed- Troop 303 of Huntington. wards, 302, Cleveland: Darrel B. jr oop 277, Kenilworth: Bob Troop Joe Tucker, Stokes, Kyle Arnold, Elwood M. Baker. Valdon Jensen, Bobby Bishop and Russell Allred EEE Troop 208. Emery: Jay Brmker-rSAVAGERY! hoff, Jackie Lewis, Ralph Lai sen FURY! z:,and Horace Petty. ggr Only Boy Scouts with a first class rating or above arc being al- lowed to attend the encampment, Mr, Anderson stated. on rei-lese- nt (Continued from Page One) The retirement fund, under the proposed plan, would be sustained through a payroll deduction from each emplosee to be matched by the city. It is estimated that the deduction would be approximately three per cent and not to exceed $ti.OO per month of each employees salary. The city would then match all deductions and it is estimated that this would cost the city $3500 per year. There are now approximately 60 employees on the city payroll who would come under the proposed plan Should an employee quit his job prior to the time he is eligible for retirement he eould draw from the fund only the amount that had been deducted from his earnings. City employees maintain that this system would compensate for the social security benefits which do not accrue to them as it does for employees in private industry. Mayor J. Bracken Lee apiminted a committee consisting of Coun-cilmJohn Holden, Marcel selme and Murray Mathis to work with the city employees committee in drafting an ordinance similar to those now tn effect in other Utah cities. Should ti e oriinince be accepted, it will be published in this newspaper in three consecen utive issues. Well, here is the picture so many of you have been about!! asking I not desire to raise prices for this show, but the producers demand we do so. Jusi remember, 60c of every dollar taken in wilt go to the " producer as film rental !! Here are prices: OUr State Tax Fed. Tax CASTLE GATE NEWS Ed R. Hansen, shown above on the right receiving the gavel from Rulon Bryner, assumed the office of president of the Price Lions club for the ensuing year at installation ceremonies held last Thursday evening in the Carbon college cafeteria. Other new officers shown in the picture, left to right, are: William Oliver, first vice president; LaMar Buffmire, lion tamer; Jex Lott, tail twister; Clyde Wahlquist, secretary-treasure- r; Hardy Bryner, director; John Yluhovich, second vice president and W. W. West, director. J. C. Richardson, manager of the Utah Metal Mining association, was principal speaker on the program, which was under the direction of Duane Frandsen, a past president of the organization. Lions ladies were also feted during the evening. Utah Valuation Up tlie third highest in its history. assessed Utah's valuation for Despite a $20,000,000 drop in the 1947 has been set at $681,574,180, valuation of mines and utilities. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTYfTTTTTTTTTTYT speci mj? eoouwe- SALAD DRESSING : QUART 48c KLEENEX 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - SYHUP New Crop Maple Flavor, Table Use CALLON 10 Lbs. . 7: We sincerely rec ommend to parents that they do not per mit their children to attend the Price Theatre during the run of this movie. FURY! FURY! SUN., MON., TUE., WED. July 20, 21, 22, 23 )1C BOTTLE 4 4 roastat Little Spring Canyon was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Devon Oldroyd, Mr. and Remo Etzel, Mr. and Mrs. Chick (Capece, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neil- son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ariot- ti, Mrs. Judy Haggerty and Mar- vin Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Oldroyd, Mr. and Mrs. Remo Etzel, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ariotti and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills visited the PIERCES PINEAPPLE t JUICE 15c PORK & BEANS No. NO. 2 CAN 1xi can 22c ATpfUL neArf GLOBE "AV BISCUIT FLOUR VEGETABLES pkg. 42c MOTHERS OATS LARGE PACKAGE 39c 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 a CHERIOS 2 PACKAGES 27c 3 4 4 4 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 OUNCE 21c CAN 4 4 HtW CcR : -- MAGAZINE j CAMERA : A snap : Five to Yup, We Have It! ?;? EIGHT j Fun 'JlnittinQ white, sepia and 8mm. MOVIE FILM all you want black COLOR. For you owners of a UNI VEX camera, we have sinstock up gle 8mm. film (yes, COLOR). Stop in and ERE movie equipRE of another shipment received We've ment. Revere 88 Cameras, Revere 99 cameras (turret model and the finest magazine cameras on the market, the Revere 70. And why not let us give you a demonstration of the Revere 85 projector? You'll agree that its tops! & to had! shoot! speeds! flme Jlovies Revere EIGHT 18c BARS "85 Projector y. 4 4 4 4 4 PALMOLIVE LIFEBUOY SOAP 18c BARS 4 4 LARGE PKG cans . . . aie well stocked with extra reels and storage . . . Stands . Splicers . . Projector Titlers . . .Tripods screens . . . Timers . . . Meters . . . Enlargers . . . Darkroom Items have it! Chemicals in fact, if its photographic, we 32c5 4 4 4 We and give the lens Let us cheek over your Camera, clean it up service. this for no is charge a good polishing. There u.b 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 14c PACKAGE 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sermos. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Battiste and family returned from a trip through Yellowstone Park. They also visited at Salt Lake with relatives. Marvin Evans, who has been on leave from the navy, returned to his base at San Diego Sunday morning. He has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie Evans. Bishop and Mrs. Fay E. Thacker attended funeral services for W. J. Craig at Mapleton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens and children returned Monday from Mapleton, where they have been vacationing. Robert Virden of Livingston, Montana, visited at the home of Earl Gilbert last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Durrant, Mrs. E. V. Long and Mr. L. A. Busey attended funeral services for Mrs. R. D. Pomeroy Wednesday at Salt Lake City. SAVAGERY! 4 4 puta 3.29 day evening. Mrs. Lorraine Williams and children are visiting at the home SAVAGERY! 4 HONEY American Family JAR 4 ,lcra,n A weiner 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor spent Sunday visiting relatives in Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Biggs and family returned Saturday from California, where they visited relatives. Their son, Ronnie, returned with them, after spending several weeks in California. Mrs. Tiva Rodecika and family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roybal. Mrs. Hobar Steels mother and brother are visiting with her for a short time. ij, Ml New President Takes Over (?TTT?TTTTTTTTTTTT?TTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTT u: FURY! 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