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Show Sun - fidvocate "Tlte -- Joppa Saturday Eve Thursday, April 28, 1955 Third Section Three from Carbon Gain Awards at 1 USAC Provo Storey Lodge, &AM, to Visit I Convocation Three Carbon county students among - those receiving awards at the annual awards and honors convocation at the Utah State Agricultural College held were an award in the School of Business and Social Science. He also won the Wall Street Journal award. William Forrester will receive the Scabbard and Blade Senior award May 6. This is given for the second year advanced member of the Scabbard and Blade who best exemplifies the ideals of the society by his interest in and support of military training. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Arnett, Jim and Marvin Sealey attended the Storey Lodge No. 4, F&AM, of monies. All Masons are invited to attend Provo, will make its annualVisita-tio- n to Joppa Lodge No. 26, Price, this visitation meeting. !rT2tTi vfwr r it " I 4 MOTHERS i Sunday. Phi Kappa Phi honors went to convocation. JoAnne Fassio in the School of Home Economics and Family LivMimeograph Papers for sale at ing. Thomas Leonard Arnett won the T ' Saturday evening, it has been announced by Robert Carnavali, worshipful master of the host lodge. The visitors will confer a degree on one of their own candidates during the evening cere- DAY V..V fL V'7.v , te. SUNSET DRIVE-I- N PHONE HIGHWAY PRICE-HELPE- R ' May 5-6- 1 t W SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY 13-- V . Above are pictures taken at the annual Green River rodeo last Monday afternoon. Left above is a scene toward the announcers tower. Alfred King is shown serving the excellent barbecued beef, with the help of Bill Moore. Lower left shows -7 Hazel Ekker, head of the Cowbelle association center, Lorin Milton, president of the Green River Riding club, sponsor of the event; right, on horses, are Helen Milton and John Folsom who directed drill presented by a junior group, the Saddle Pals. Rodeo Celebration at Green River Monday Draws Excellent Attendance DRESSES 6u ins EUIUZM mBCClIM AX KARL MALDEN mi m EVA rmn,il)SII JCKILBEK SUNDAY LEE LINGERIE m trota m mmm I. CCB8 MARIE SAINT JAM LOW and MONDAY 8-- May SHOE UmMfcOIA MUM KMSTBI ACCESSORIES 9 at "GREATEST ARRAY OF TALENT IN ALL PICTUREDOM!" says Hollywood Reporter, G-- FINEST MUSICAL DEEP IN MYr HEART COLOR A 20 a and WEDNESDAY May es b, STARS! TOP-TALE- NT SONG HITS! SPECTACLE! TUESDAY The annual Green River Cow- Colorado; second place to Jay Laboy Day was attended by a rec- tham, also of Rifle, and third to ord crowd, despite blustery weath- Mont Stevens of Cisco. In the saddle bronc riding no er Monday, April 29, on the rodeo grounds west of Green River one made a qualified ride, although some good tries were made, the city. The rodeo was sponsored by the Old Black still remains unridden. barrel race In the clover-lea- f Green River Riding club under direction of Lorin Milton, presi- Lorin Milton took first place, time dent; Harold Halverson, vice presi- 17.3. There were six contestants! dent and Delbert Tidwell, secre- in this race. The Green River Saddle Pals, all tary and treasurer. Rodeo stock was furnished by Blackburns of young boys and girls under 15 years, presented a drill with all Wellington. Some seven hundred pounds of doing an excellent job considering barbecued beef was cut and served that the organization is only a bv Alfred King, president of the little over a month old. Directing Green River Horse and Cattle this were John Folsom- - and Mrs. Growers association, and Bill A. Helen Milton. BESS JONES Another jackpot roping event Moore, secretary. Along with the free beef treat, the local "Cow-bell- with 15 entries was taken by Gene Dean of Women offered coffee, punch, suet Blackburn of Wellington, time was and mincemeat for ro- 14.4; second place, Roy Grant of pudding Carbon to Speak deo patrons. Fruita, Colorado; Wayne Smith won third place, and Bill Cunning-- 1 dollar was five a event First Elks On Program hame of Cisco placed fourth. contest with calf roping ;ackpot Don Smith was the announcer 20 entries. First money was won annual the at Featured speaker for of the day; Helen Milton and Green Smith River, Wayne by Mothers Day observance to be time 17 seconds; second was Mont Joyce Cunningham were time! held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 8, of Wellington; third keepers. at the lodge hall of Price- Lodge Blackburn A matched race between Wayne to Jim Jackson of Mo-awent place No. 1550, Benevolent and ProtecNewman placed Smiths old Grey Eagle and a Fred and Shell be pleased if they tive Order of Elks, will be Mrs. Mr. Milton observed that horse owned by James McPherBess Jones, longtime resident of fourth. much improvement has been made son of Moab was the concluding! come from Price, who is particularly accuracy and time on rodeo event. in this area through her in catching The final event of the occasion association over the years with this event since amateur roping was a dance in the auditorium area. in this became popular Carbon high school and Carbon In the bareback riding section with music by the Burdick famwomen is at of She dean College. honors went to Neal Adendahl of ily of Grand Junction, Colorado. the college. first; Harold Hanna, A capacity crowd enjoyed this Dragerton, The public is cordially invited second, and Jimmy part of the celebration proceeds to attend the observance, accord- Wellington, third. being used to finance the days 17 East Main Allred, ing to William Pintus, committee cow first Brahma place riding chairman, who stated that an ap- went to Ernie Whitman of Rifle, propriate program has been arranged, including the address by Mrs. Jones and a tribute to mothUtah Sites er by S. J. Sweetring, secretary Sixteen as PROFIT-PAYIN- G of the lodge, as well organ Planted music by Mrs. Rucl M, Redd and vocal selections by the Elks La- Chukar FARM dies Chorus, Calvin Jewkes, Mrs, Chukar partridge numbering 2 Hazel Jeanselme and Lincoln Luke. Officers of the lodge will 117 birds were recently released into 16 planting sites over the also participate. state, according to Department of Fish and Game spokesmen. Income-Producin- g All were adult birds, with some a, j v V. i' jf 1,320 being held over through the v .y Features A winter at the Vernal game bird excess farm, the balance from brood stocks at the Price and Springville game bird hatcheries. h? t. n n p a, . Three of the 16 releases were Efficiency made as new plants in Utah, Rich, It j, i V rVi , ff i x, if, , and Daggett counties. The other Terms, 13 were supplemental plants in iareas previously stocked with chu-kar4 Income h The birds are expected to j nest in the wild this spring. Release of these birds brings May -7 the total number of chukars plant1 yrr-- z ' ed in Utah to 25,348 birds as the well-know- SO NOMAS 10-1- 1 PUT NEW with Partridges POVER ON YOUR v ' it" r PRICE, UTAH Thursday, Friday, and Saturday PHONEQ - a s. v im iJ'-Wttrtt- li'cexrstri behind the GREAT 2,500,000 BOSTON ROBBERY? departments program to establish the chukar goes into its fifth year. Releases have now been made into 45 chosen planting sites over 25 counties of the state. i '?: 4 ng ' 5erl To Fit Your The NEW McCormick t tK V 0 i 5-6- IS THIS THE UNSOLVED SECRET Price I LjLj the most daring holdup in aH the dark history of crime!! LOST youR KM?, wiiWSr Sensational... as CoOterb KZJ TRACTOR story! Dont put it off any longer. Now you can g Farmall 400 to put a new, work for you . . . pay for it out of income. Watch the new Farmall 400 outwork them jExdtmg...asa READERS profit-payin- DIGEST Book Club Selection! Thrilling... as BESTSELLING all do five days work in four. 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