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Show vocata Price Elks Observe Flag Day Tuesday Gas-Igniti- With Radio Program The annual flag day exercises sponsored by lodges of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks throughout the nation were appropriately observed Tuesday evening by the Price lodge No. 1550 when a radio program was presented over Radio station For Ritualistic Work They Gain Trophy Only Two Days During Week of June 8 Passed Us By Without Leaving Some Moisture (Rain) More Care Against KOAL. Under the direction of Exalted Ruler Art Bertola, the exercises included musical numbers readings and the announcement of the winner of the Why Democracy Works contest sponsored by the Pi ice lodge. 2-- on Asked At Sunnyside Greater precautions against hazards and other protective measures are proposed for the Utah Fuel Companys Sunnyside No. 1 mine in a Federal coal mine reinspection report issued today by the Bureau of Mines. A number of recent safety gains also are cited. The mine it as Sunnyside, Carbon County, Utah, and it employed 281 men and averaged 1,803 tons of coal daily when reexamined several weeks ago by Inspector Thomas T. Reay, Jr., and T. H. OHeal. Explosive - gas accumulations were detected at several working gas-igniti- on The program was introduced by Mr. Bertola and a prayer was offered by Chaplain Barney The Elks Ladies double trio consisting of Clea Sumner, Donna Dupin, Reva Christensen, LaPreal Frandsen, Della Simon-se- n and Audrey Culp, accompanied by LaRue Redd, presented several numbers. Mrs. Redd also presented two piano solos. John Bene, chairman of the to aid ventilation at Elks essay contest, announced and the rib faces. Miss Marilyn Anderson of Hunt- specified working Although noting that rock dust ington as the winner of the essay had been applied to within two contest. or three cuts of the faces, the inceived word that Mr. Griders spectors also point out that more mother had suffered a light stroke. dust was needed in certain places. Marvin Parry of West Geneva Among the more than a dozen will soon have his new garage recent safety advances cited by Reay and O'Neal were comple- completed. De-Vie- tti. ama iiho , are the members above of the Price lodge No. received a grade of 99 9 in the recent Association convention at Cedar City. 1550, Benevolent and Protective Order of ritualistic contests held in connection with the Utah left to right, are Harris Simonsen, esteemed loyal knight; Tie winning Bertola, esteemed leading knight. Camavali, are: Barney DeVietti, chaplain; William Daniels, esquire; Roy Fergusson, sanding left to right esteemed lecturing knight, and Dwight Wadleigh, inner guard. nate' Howard P. Hanks, was chosen as exalted ruler and Mr. Simonsen addition to this honor, Mr. Carnavali team members seated, exalted ruler; and Art all-sta- Complete te loyal knight. with the lodge officers will be added to Tie trophy shown of 1550. 'or ritualistic work since the organization ibraaerton was a i quiet place lately with the s stoppage, fishing season and People have set out in many cuons but the big question is , at hand, whether or not work Most of commence the 20th. foiks must believe in the nega-- i is some of them have gone ae c sier ven.ec proper it pp tafe V and erate i esaid , Utc D lit 3HAE 194! little old community lengthy trips. Ls Rhea Rose received pretty her nursing school at Salt a. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ser Rose, drove to Salt Lake the the exercises nd home with and Rhea the lodges collection and Mary Lou and Barbara Jean left last week for Paris, Arkansas, to visit Mrs. Ryans peoMr. Ryan is keeping the ple. home fires burning. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jenkins and son, Patty, are in Middleton, Texas for vacation. Bob Phillips has purchased the home at 151 Denver Dr. This is to be the home for his new bride. A bridal shower was given in honor of Irene SixKiller at her mothers home, Wednesday evening. Irene will soon be Mrs. Bob Tommy, re- them, to Fae Olsen is visiting ido for a few weeks Phillips. Mraule, underwent an operation last Friday in the Dragerton hospital. He is much Bob improved. in -- Victor Mraule and wife of Seatthis tle, Washington, spent the past ler week in Dragerton, visiting his PatBemadi is visiting an aunt brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Denver, Colorado and will Henry Mraule. Donald Mraule t: nurses training in Denver went home with them Monday. summer. They plan an extensive trip of fc. James Ryan and children, sight seeing by the way of South :s precipitation in the following quantities during the week being discussed here: June 2, .03 got one. June 3, .27; June 4, .56; June 5, For the corresponding week last! .08, none on the 6th and 7th and year we only had .36 of an inch .19 of an inch June 8. of precipitation so you can see that we have reason to be joyous Daily temperature readings for (or sad) and from the looks of the past week: We had precautions against electrical and mechanical hazards. Additional recommendations called for permissible trip lights and prohibition of riding on loaded cars, and further electrical tion of an overcast and improvement of the ventilation in one active area, adequate of a return airway, blasting in conformance with the Federal Mine Safety Code, installation of a deflector curtain in one entry to prevent gas accumulations, discontinuance of pushing cars on the main haulageway, and several rock-dusti- ng safeguards. The Suez canal is about one hundred miles in length. REFILL for TONI Home PERMANENT te chosen 8, Get a Headstart to Glamor, In l wondering where our next salary check is coming from . . . .) All we can say for the corresponding week of last year as far as the weather is concerned is that it was warmer then but a lot drier. The high for this week was 77, June 8th, while the high last year was 85 on June 6 and 8. The low this year was 39 on June 2 and the low last year was 52 on the 2, 3 and 5. Only two days of the week, June went by without any rainfall at all and when we (the weatherman and Raincoat Charlie) added records we up the precipation found that from June 2 to and including June 8 the heavy clouds which have been plaguing us for so long had deposited 1.3 inches of rain, and that is a pretty nice rainfall for anybody and especially we dry gulchers of Price valley who think it is unusual to wear a raincoat for any other reason than to let everybody know weve 2-- is the third Photo by DeVietti Has everything except curlers $2 DeLUXE KIT ern, California. Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Powell and sons, Johnny and Garvy, along with Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Powell left for Alabama last Friday, to visit the Powell boys mother. John Knox, Jr., and wife with two daughters, Earlina and have gone to visit Mrs. Knoxs folks in Arkansas. Fish stones are very numerous of late. Some report good catches and others had no luck at all. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. 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