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Show THE I ney for study. Three applications for new beer licenses were tabled until the March 22 meeting. Other matters taken up during the meeting included the sale of county coal land to the Lion Coal company at Wattis. The purchased land adjoins property now owned by the company. This land was formerly owned by the Lion Coal company but reverted to the county through subsequent tax sales. The commissioners reappointed Wayne Liddell as the county bee inspector. County Clerk B. H. Young was authorized to pay to the state $13,000 on indebtedness incurred the licenses now out be renewed as long as renewals are sought. In an earlier meeting the com- missioners suggested to the tav- - Opera,ors tavern tok Restrictions lerntit Carbon County 'g& 8t 'iie rs Cj proposal for limlUng the licenses to be county. The 4 limrts the num-f- . tnce submit Pro-edW- Ss PS S t . in ! , at according to .he provision Pinted 0Ut e: pop-J- that they ordinance would T attor- -' were Ihecounty Get TWO, Just Think of it ...TWO for the Price of One CLEANERS outfit for the plete cleaning price of the floor cleaner alone. YOU GET BOTH FOR. only $ Modal J35 YOU SAVE lOYAt, Model 235 Floor Cleaner, with Price triplt life revolving brush. Regular Model 157G for (OVAL Hand Cleaner, Triple life above the Root cleaning. brash $23 $49.95 $23-- regularly Total Retail Value $72.95 Cleaning Tools instead of the hand f YOU PREFER y.u may have the complete Jet of Tools evtft at the same low price for the complete only $49.95 ACT QUICKLY TIME fS ILMTED UTAH EASTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY PRICE MAIN 9 WEST Final Rites Sunday Renew Contract For With Utah Company March 10: Grant W. McDonald. Hiawatha, paid a $5 fine after pleading guilty to a charge of op- Local union 57, International erating a motor vehicle with exBrotherhood of Electrical Work- pired registration. March 11: Albert S. Lovato, 27, ers, has renewed its contract, covCastle Gate, was fined $25 with ering wages, hours and working an alternative jail sentence of conditions, with the Utah Power 12a days on a charge of disturband Light company, it is an- ing the peace. He was committed nounced by Joseph I, Nichols, to the custody of the' arresting ofunion business manager. ficer for the imposition of the Amendments to the agreement, all of which have been ratified by the union membership, included strengthening of safety provisions and a seven per cent wage increase on all schedules, Mr. Nichols said. Expressing complete satisfaction with the excellent relationship which exists between the union and the power company management, Mr. Nichols explained that union wages have increased an average of 82.6 per cent since 1940. This is substantially above the rise in the cost of living as reflected by the National Bureau of Labor Statistics for the period, he said. The electric utility industry provides one of the most essential services in the community, Mr. Nichols declared, and the people served by the Utah Power and Light company are fortunate in being served by an institution whose management-unio- n relations are such as to guarantee uninterrupted service. The union as well as the management is proud of the excellent service which has been rendered the public and we pledge even better prformance in 21, Spring TRACTOR TIRE Can- yon, paid a $25 fine after pleading guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace. Amelio Martinez, 33, Spring Canyon, was sentenced to pay a fine of $25 with an alternative jail sentence of 12 4 days in the PVT. FRANK SMODEY killed while serving with the United States army during World War II. Marriage BIG SAVING WHILE THEY LAST (Rear fires) 25 20 (Oil 13x26 13x24 6-p- 6-p- 11x36 6-p- 11x28 4-p- 9x36 9x32 4-p- 4-p- 10x36 10x28 9x24 ly ly ly 4-p- ly ly 4-p- ly ly All Tractor Fronts ly All Tractor Tubes ly Replace those FIRESTONE ore 4-p- worn-o- 20 25 Off Off tires with new ut CHAMPION GROUND GRIPS equipped to fill your tires with calcium chloride solution for traction. Bring your tractor tire problems to us. 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She seeks $10d per month as alimony and attorneys fees from the defendant. No children were listed in the action. The third action was filed by Mili M. Lynch who seeks the dissolution of her marriage to John Richard Lynch, also in two causes of action; the first, habitual drunkenness and the second, failure to provide. She asks that the court grant her the custody of their one minor child and $40 per month for the maintenance of the child and $40 per month for her own support. PRICE, UTAH V rmm HAMS I Picnic Style OXYDOL Package RINSO Large Package 46c Lb. 49c FAB Price Sale 44c HAM HOCKS Lb. GROUND .. BEEF FRANKS skini, CHEESE Mild Long Horn 38c Lb. 39c Lb. 49c .... Lb. LUNCH MEAT Velveeta Cheese 2 Lb. Box 85c 2 Lb. Box 43c Saltine Sodas Catsup Bottle Moon Rose Catsup Van Camps Jello or Jello Pudding 15c . Bottle .....1 ... Cigarettes All pop brands Alka Seltzer Large ... ctn 1.73 48c 3 Bars Wh. 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BACON sub Is time tf IDragerton NO WASTE to have our safer brakes, and V. , , And Cold Storage Lockers PORK way to be safe at a railway crossing He You BOTTLING COMPANY, PRICE, UTAH 7-- UP THE Best A CASE TODAY ID BACON SQUARES End 70 North 1st West fOHNSON SUPER SERVICE 8Uy Private Smodey was born on September 28, 1914, at Mud Creek, Utah, a son of Jacob and Antonia Smodey. He had resided at Hiawatha most of his life where prior Three Suits Seeking Advantage of This Offer for the proj- county jail after pleading guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace. He was committed to the custody of the arresting officer for the imposition of the sentence. John Ulibarri, 24, Price, pleaded guilty to a charge of battery and was fined $50 with an alternative jali sentence of 25 days. The jail sentence was suspended upon the payment of the fine and he was placed on probation for one year. Walter B. Gaines, 48,. Mounds, forfeited $15 when he failed to appear on a charge of drunken- Await Court Action Take that weather permits. The ect is roofing and walling in a section of college property between the shop and the business buildings. Most of the work is being done by carpentry students. with graveside services under the direction of the American Legion three brothers, John and Jack posts of Price and Hiawatha and Smodey, Hiawatha, and Andy H. the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends may call at the Mitchell Smodey of Salt Lake City. Burial will be in the family funeral home at any time after plot in the Price city cemetery the arrival of the body. granted a stay of execution and when the lines were not paid upon the expiration date, the commitments were issued. Firestone Dr. Aaron E. Jones, Carbon college president, today reported that work on the construction of additional space at the shop buildings has' again been resumed now Hiawathian sentence. Paul Madrigal, Work Resumed on Shop Killed in World War 23, ud ROYAL Do Luxe ilearwr, to his entry into the armed forces he was employed by the United States Fuel company. He entered the service on June 2, 1943, at Fort Douglas and was killed in action near Cassino, Italy, while serving with the U. S. armys 36th division, Company B, Last rites will be conducted 111th medical battalion, on FebSunday at 1:30 p. m. in the chapel ruary 11, 1944. He was buried in the U. S. milof the Mitchell funeral home for Private Frank Smodey, 30, whose itary cemetery at Marzanello., body arrived in Price this morning Nuavo, Italy. Survivors include one sister, from an overseas cemetery in the Mediterranean area where he was Olga Smodey Majnik, Hiawatha; Electrical Workers ness. George Spencer, 57, Wellington, paid a $15 fine, $5 of which was for driving a vehicle with expired registration and $10 for driving without a drivers license. March 12: Joe Nails, 41, Drag-erto- n, paid a $25 fine after pleading guilty to a charge of drunkenness. the future. March 14: Joe Sisneros, 39, Many electrical workers in the Price, paid a fine of $25 after southeastern Utah area are affili- pleading guilty to a charge of disated with this union. turbing the peace. Ignacio Montano, 22, Price, was to pay a fine of $25 sentenced ernl operators that they submit an alternative with jail sentence at but in their proposals writing 12 of in the county jail on days at the time of the construction of a charge of disturbing the peace. and the Price canyon highway a of execu- was the highway to Emery county. He to granted16. stay tion March When these projects were underCommitments were ordered taken county participation in the for Jack Waldrop, 21, Gunand cost was necessary shortly Colorado, for failure to pay nison, after the projects were completed a $10 fine on a charge of drunkenMr. roads. took over the the state ness; F. H. Farrer, 38, Hiawatha, Young stated that the remaining for failure to pay a fine of $25 and is this indebtedness $5,800 on a charge of disturbing the will be paid off next year with Tom Nelson, 23, Soldier a probable tax levy of .25 mills peace; Summit, for failure to pay a fine to raise the money. of $35 on a charge of drunkenness. Each defendant has been ' Greatest vacuum cleaner value since before the war. A com- - Page Five SUN-ADVOCA- i BEER, Beckers ZZ Case $3.49 |
