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Show FORECASTS REVISED DOWNWARD Price River Water Users Face Shortage trlutih c. A AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER E OF THE SUN AND Stream flow forecasts of a water go further in crop producwas for also that tion. Price the river It ago suggested 10c per Copy Volume 64 Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, May 12, 1955 Number 19 drainage have been revised down- farmers who are in companies ward due to cold weather and the where water is not on a call or dry month of April, according to "request basis, should cooperate Scott B. Passey of the Soil Con- with their neighbors on a turn servation Service office at Price, basis" using larger streams for The runoff forecast into Scofield shorter periods. Satisfactory crops reservoir now stands at 23,000 acre will be produced if irrigating is feet, as compared to actual yields efficient, Mr. Passey said. of 14,000 acre feet for 1954 and 33.000 during 1953. Storage in ScoMembers of Chapter B, PEO, grown into an order of over 0 field reservoir as of May 1 this Second Polio Shots Price, will host the 20th annual members in the United States convention of Utah PEO chapters and Canada. The order maintains year was 15,000 acre feet as com- Await Vaccine tomorrow and Saturday, it has Cotty College in Missouri for girls pared to 37,000 in 1954 and 54,000 in 1953 on the same date. btcn announced by Mrs. Elsie and the various chapters aid girls Check Routine Double Thomas, chairman of publicity. Although the expected yield into financially in achieving college edSeveral planning meetings have ucations. Scofield is more than a year ago of Continuation the been held by the local chapter to Honored guest at the Convention by about 9,000 acre feet,' Mr. Pas- Salk vaccine program in the work out all details of the conven- will be Dr. Ruth G. White, Whitsey pointed out that carry-ove- r is markarea Southeastern Utah tion so that nothing will be lack- tier, California, corresponding secstorage in the reservoir is now ing time awaiting supplies of vac22.000 acre feet short of last year, ing in carrying out the slogan of retary of the supreme chapter series of cine to start the second the host city Price, the ideal con- which represents members which adds up to less actual avail' it was announced this mornvention city. able water by 13,000 acre feet shots, throughout the United States, B. O. Dr. proSpencer, ing by The latest of these planning Alaska, Hawaii and Canada. compared to a year ago.- Direct grams medical officer for this Mrs. R. V. Kettner, Tooele, state flow of water into the Price river area. meetings was held Monday eveat the home of Mrs. C. E. president, will preside at all of the below Scofield reservoir has been ning Dr. stated that all vaccony Beveridge at which time final re- meetings during the considerably less than last year on cine isSpencer held being up at producing were heard from all commit- vention. account of dry cold weather, and ports a check laboratories until thorough tee members. A dinner honoring Dr. White, drying winds. It is probable that is made of each batch as it is proMrs. Bess Jones is general chair- past state presidents and all state stored water will have to be reman of the convention and she re- officers will be held at the Towne leased from the reservoir this year duced. It is expected that vaccine will be available here in about two ports that the theme of the annual Cafe tonight and an executive by May 20 to meet the needs of weeks to start the second shot will be Service. meeting will follow. Friday and users. Last year stored water was series. This theme carries out the ideals Saturday mornings coffee hours not turned out until June 15. Make-u- p shots in the first series of the PEO Sisterhood which is a are planned to be followed by All things considered, the water and that philanthropic organization having convention meetings. A memorial situation appears to be critical, will be completed locally close the been originated on a college cam- service is scheduled for Saturday Mr. Passey said, and will become will have brought to a series for the eligible age pus by seven girls and which has afternoon. worst; if dry windy weather con- first Friday evening PEOs and their tinues. Irrigation company offi- groups in the Carbon, Emery. BILs are looking forward to a cials predict that perhaps not more Grand and San Juan county areas, Carbon Alumni Urged banquet at the Carbon Country than 60' per cent of normal water Dr. Spencer stated. These make Club. Speakers will include Dr. will be available unless the situa- up shots are for those students To Attend Annual White and Dr. Roy W. Robinson, tion is greatly improved by some who were absent from School or Mrs. a tion held at Nelson, over president, final plans Amy chapter chairman; meeting Checking for some other reason did not get Kenilworth. good storms. convention Mrs. and Bunnell, registraGenevieve which (Johnne) Reunion shots when the clinics were Monday night for the Utah PEO the President of Chapter B is Mrs. transSaturday is Mrs. Run-otion. Standing left will be held here Friday and Saturday are the Margaret Reeves, forecasts for the Hunt- held at their particular schools. convention Amy Nelson and she and Mrs. Mrs. and above. Jeanette B shown McAlpine, of members Price the portation, creek and Cottonwood river Chapter ington The annual Carbon Alumni As Jones report that all is in readiPhoto Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Bess Jones, eonven- - song leader. at Orangeville indicate very little Patrolman sociation banquet, which will start ness for the convention. Appointed more water than a year ago, and the 1955 commencement activities Serving on the various convennot more than 50 per cent of the Frank Sicillia has been appointwill be held Saturday evening at 8 tion committees are Marion RobWill average. ed to the Price city police force previous at the college cafeteria, it has been inson, Maude Stewart, Jean Jones, Mr. Passey pointed out the ne to fill the vacancy left by the resannounced by Eugene Averill pres Genevieve Bunnell, Mrs. Nelson, ident. cessity for extreme care in the use ignation of Robert Holden, who t, Evelyn Beveridge, Ethel All former students of either of water this yearand urged all has accepted a position with Utah Jeanette McAlpine, Elsie in its Price farmers to do the best irrigating State Tax Commission Carbon high or Carbon College are Thomas, Monima Crockett, 1 from branch office. The new patrolman invited and reservations can be Mary Jeanselme, Evelyn job possible with no run-oJones, will be of 16 week dent activities assume his instruction, Commencement will and duties recommended He public also fields. 572 the May by tomorrow Ruth Kilfoyle, Ruth Maulsby, Lormadjjby calling Mont commencement will frestart with the speaker. will be assigned to the parking at 5 p.m. careful tending of water and raine Giacoletto, Ellen Aageson, Mayor Earl J. Glade of Salt at Carbon College To be honored at this years ban Hazel Jones, Frances Brown, JesLake City and Mayor Aura Hatch the alumni banquet at the college Harmon,- - superintendent erf the quent light irrigations to make the meter detail. of Provo will be the guest speak- cafeteria Saturday, May 14, at Carbon county school district, will puet will be the classes of 1950, sie Lee Etzel, Margaret Reeves the high 1945, 1935 and 1925. ers at a good-wiand Velda Bowen. banquet at the 7 :30 p.m. built around the theme, award the diplomasandto Elmer J. school graduates Build on a firm foundation. Carbon Country club next WedThe following day, Sunday, the Hartvigsen, assistant state supernesday, May 18. The affair has been arranged by presidents and faculty womens intendent of public instruction, the Price Chamber of Commerce tea will take place at the Carbon will award the diplomas to the colto host the members of the Salt College library from 4 to 6 p.m. lege graduating students. Lake City Chamber of Commerce In addition, a program will inhere on a tour through South- clude vocal and instrumental musMrs. Rhea H. Gardner, Exten- school of two meetings in Sunny-sidI This school will be held at eastern Utah and Western Colora- ic. sion home management specialist do. will The baccalaureate service will of the Utah State Agricultural the LDS chapel. One meeting Fish and game wardens, county this training to be urgent. Over, 125 representatives from be conducted Syndayjah8p.m. In College, will be in Carbon county be held at 2 p.m. and another at road 'A training staff from the Utah. personnel, city police officers capital city are expected to the Price municipal auditorium at three days next week to help p.m., at which Mrs. Gardner will the and county sheriff personnel from Board of Forestry and Fire Con5:10 in Price about arrive p.m. of which time J. Nile Washburn of "Recipe for homemakers with some of their treat the subjects southeastern Utah will attend a trol plans to give instructions in a will parade in western the college faculty will be the problems. On May 16 and 18 she Beauty and How to Use It and They fire training meeting sched- state fire control policy, fire orspecial disbusiness the through will conduct interior decoration Selection, Use and Arrangement principal speaker. Mr. Washburn uled at the Price municipal build- ganization, fire behavior and tacto the candy trict, distributing facAcces Room will not return to the Carbon schools in the East Carbon area of Furniture and ing May 17. The avowed purpose tics and fire law enforcement. Acchildren along the line of march. and in Price. Tuesday, May 17, sories, respectively. ulty next year. of the meeting is to instruct' these cording to Carbon Sheriff Albert entertainthem for Accompanying Mrs. Gardner will conduct a launThe weeks activities will be climen on the details necessary for Passic, the average Utahn underTuesday, May 17, Mrs. Gardner ment will be the celemaxed with the commencement dry tour in Price, give a demon- will conduct a laundry tour. This brated purposes them to assume fire leadership on stands the mechanics of putting Trio. Valentinos stration in Helper on cleaning car tour will begin at 10 a.m. at the Carbbn. College exercises the at state and private lands. The 1954 out a forest fire, but few people to Omar Bunnell, According pets and upholstery, and give a county agents office in Price, and stadium Friday, May 20. Dr. E. fire season proved the need for fully appreciate the obligation of Price of the club, Mayor president lecture to the South Price Home will then go to the Eastern Utah William J. Welsh will Allan Bateman, state superinten the county and the state in doing for respond Demonstration club of Price on Electric company, the Price Tradthe job. have local Cars the. organization. cupboards, closets and storage ing company, Olivetos, and delMost small fires can be adebeen to the transport arranged Will School District stores to see difspaces. The public is invited to to the Country club, folhandled, but it is the sherquately egation all of these events. of ferent types laundry equipment. and the states responsibility a social hour at the city iffs lowing Provide Free Again Monday, May 16, Mrs. Gardner Points to watch in purchasing the hall. to organize crews and material on will conduct an interior decoration right laundry equipment, and proChairmen are Bill Pintus, Dan Summer Music Lessons large fires in the county and this of will be methods per laundering Mrs. Belva Evans, Garber and training is what we need to help emphasized by Mrs. Gardner and Price, and Charles L. Ide, Salt us do the job, he said. WASHBURN NILE J. the dealers. Again this summer the Carbon Lake City. Chief Game Warden Golden school will district When the state convention of county provide At 2 p.m., May 17, Mrs. Gardner Peay Deputy State Forester free instruction in the playing of Valuation Notices Readied the Diocesan Council of Catholic Bill and head will demonstrate to the North Car Correction Noted in Hart the training team. musical Instruction instruments. School convenes Women on in Price the bon stake Relief Society how to Girls Fish and game wardens, federal will 21st of May, the State notices valuation Over 8,000 to will be on children Sponsor all available clean carpets and upholstery. representatives be mailed out Monday frorq the will arrive by car caravans, trains trappers and all people interested LaRene Petersen, who is listed band and orchestra instruments. At 4 :30 p.m. the same day, Mrs in fire are invited to atoffice and buses. The ladies arriving by tend. protection Apollo Hansen, orchestra; Alvin Carbon county treasurers Gardner will talk to the South on page one of the second section ' coun in of owners the to Girls property one of the train will stop off at Helper where Wardle, band, and Frank Van Cott Price Home Demonstration club on of this issue as been dates have 9:30 will at The sessions begin The sixth graders of the elemen- cupboards, closets and storage State nominees, is being sponsored (East Carbon area) will provide ty. Equalization they will be met by members of 7, 8 and 15 the St. Anthony Altar Society and a.m. May 17. tary schools of the Carbon coun- spaces. This meeting will be in by the Price Business and Profes- the instruction in their own spe- set as May 31, June about five the home of Mrs. Boothe Kilfoyle sional Womens club instead of the cialized fields. All three are music and complaints and requests for will then proceed to Price by car. ty school district hundred students will be pre- in South Price. Literary League as is stated in the instructors in the schools during abatements must positively be The day will begin with made on these dates before the Mass inbusy conwhich accompanies a the school year. annual other article in first their sented the Notre Dame de Lourschool will decoration Interior con who commissioners cert Friday evening, May 13, at be held photograph of the Girls State des Catholic church which will be Students can make their wants county May 18 by Mrs. Gardner nominees. vene as a board of equalization celebrated 7 :30 in the Carbon college gymna' known by filling out the form by Bishop Duane G. in Room 7 of the Price City Hall. otherwise the property owner for- Hunt of Salt Lake sium. , w'hich is the City at 10 a.m. of two will consist provided through" This school to abatement or refeits his the The program is under the direc- meetings, one at 2 p.m. and one at' Five Disease Cases after schools or by contacting Mr. War- lief from right Mass, Immediately excessive valuation. The convention session will convenefirst Five disease cases were report- dle, phone 815W or Mr. Hansen, in tion of Apollo Hansen, county ele- 7 :30 and will deed .with the same 1955 tax notices, based on the valmentary music supervisor, in subjects as those listed above for ed to the Utah State Department phone 998M, Price, or Mr. Van uations shown on' the notices the Price municipal auditorium. 12:30 p.m. the ladies will be of Health from Price city during Cott with the sixth grade the two meetings at Sunny side. Thirteen girls will compete for at the East Carbon junior which will be received .after Mon- At 6. Two were teacfxers. J. Grant Kilfoyle, prinluncheon week served in the church the honor of Miss Carbon Counthe May ending Mrs. Gardner is well known in high, school. day, will be mailed in September, hall. at the Price Junior Chamber cipal at the Reeves school, Price, the county for her outstanding measles, two whooping cough and ty Parents are urged to consider according to N. P. Pettersson, one mumps. No diseases w'ere rewill .accompany the vocal portions of Commerce session will The afternoon know-hobeauty pageant begin home in and the ability this .opportunity for their children. county treasurer. of the program. at 2 p.m. in the municipal audi- which is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monis a won- ported from the county at large. decoration this and field, The following program will be derful torium. day, May 16, it has been anopportunity for homemaknounced by John Craven, Jaycee presented and the general public ers to receive help with the spring will be the Hunt princiBishop is cordially invited to attend: Held chairman. Last home decoration problems. City pal convention speaker. The girl selected for the honor "Beautiful Land of My Birth, will be eligible to enter the Miss O Sole Mio, and A Greeting, Troop 279, the newest troop in Barbers Close Mondays The Carbon district Boy Scout 291, Dragerton; Troop 282, Price; Anti-WeeUtah contest and the winner of Chemicals camporee held last week end at Troop 280, Wellington, and Troop the Carbon district, was' present all by the sixth graders; violin SO' d All barber shops in Price will that will be the states entry in lo by Terry Gagon, clarinet solo the Price city park attracted 256 271, Helper, received standard rati- with 17 scouts and put up a good close . throughout the day each the Miss America contest held scouts and scouters, it has been ngs. Troop 279, Dragerton, and showing, Mr. Gaudio stated. by Beverly Keller, orchestra selee Again Available . "Two and Waltz received "Skaters particitions, Over 90 per cent of the Boy Monday through the summer each year at Atlantic City. by Alvin Gaudio, field Troop 285, Price, reported A admission will be From County Stocks scout executive. Guitars; "In the Plaza and Scouts and Explorers were in uni- months, it has been announced. pating awards. to witness the county pasixth the charged Life graders by "Gypsy Karl Heidenreich from Troop form which indicates that the boys Highlight of the camporee was and this money will be used geant violin solo by Bob Kelley, violin Are the dandelions in your won Second to are first Price to 284, the held ward, proud belong a largest Friday campfire program Price Power Faces to give the winner a good send-of- f lawn now in full bloom? If quartet, David Brown, Ann Math night and which was open to the place in building a fire by ' flint boys program in the world which to the state contest, Mr. is, Lynda Thompson and Bill Ar such is the case, then it is general public. Each troop put on and steel within six seconds. Lar- at the present time has an enShutdown for One Craven stated. In addition, Johnthur with Mrs. Arthur as accom time to spray them, according an from Post over rollment of disin million three Davis, ry Duane Explorer a stunt and Frandsen, 66 service station will nys to L. A. Dimick, county weed panist; Price elementary band setrict chairman, gave a short talk 2298, Wellington, won first place America alone, Mr. Gaudio added. Hour a award which will change trophy Morning lections directed by Alvin Wardle, Sunday The next camp for- the Boy supervisor. on scouting. Troops 284 and 286 in building a fire by friction in hands each time a new Miss Cartrombone solo by Kent Powell, vio 45 Scouts will be seconds. held in for Mr. Dimick suggests the use received the highest award Huntington Price citys electricity servbon County is selected. lin solo by Don Kelley, cello and chemicals of any of the 2,4-The following scouters were in canyon and they will be joined by activity at the campfire program. ice will be completely shut Entries in the contest and their violin duet by Gerald and Bruce that are on the market or Five units were tied for the best attendance at the camporee: Eli- the Boy Scouts from the Emery down all over tow'n for one sponsors are as follow: Stevens, orchestra selections, and will be district. an It chemicals can be obtained this primarily Jeanne Wright. Helper Furnihour Sunday morning from troop or post. Post as Degn, Ray Black, Clyde Rock a group of numbers including Explorers camp but any one regyear again from the county 2298 from Wellington with seven and Robert Parker, commissioners, 6 ture 7 a.m. to been has it company; Darlene Denison, the a?m., All Through' Marianina, istered with the : Scouts of weed department located at Wasatch Furnace and Appliance; announced by Jimmy Hansen, Troop 276, Price Elks, and the following leaders Willard America is invited. Boy Explorers, The Night, "Buy My Tortillas and have dates old the airport. with 22 scouts and Explorers; Van Wagoner, Ray Davis, Fred been set Nelda Forsyth, Vern Davis Motor city electrician. The shutAmerica the Beautiful by the for June 17 and 18. These weed killing chemi288 from Hiawatha with 19 Deffendol, Keith Foulger, LeVon down will Troop allow the company; Raeona Maughn, Johndepartsixth graders. At last years park camporee cals are dispensed every MonScouts; Troop 272, Helper Kiwan-is- , Grundvig, James Pappas, Dan Por- ten ment some needed to make nys 66 Service; Sharon Bianco, troops participated and this at 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 10 scouts and Explorers ter, with Dinosaur Service; Marilee Davis, day Herbert Richard at Sale Kuhns, the and repairs Rummage Daughters Oliveto furniture; LaRae Fausett, and Post 2291, Dragerton, with Marshall, Stanley Crocco, ElRoy year the number was 17. This is county buys these chemicals on lines the few in a places an indication that Boy Scouting in at wholesale and sells to the Carbon Emery Bank; Shirley seven Explorers all received spe- Harmon, Frank Breinholt, LaVar Carbon Jobs Daughters of Carbon coun the city. Sunday throughout on is the county First National Bank; Diane public at half price. was chosen as cial camporee awards. the morning ty will stage a rummage sale Fri Ned Bert Arambula, Liddiard, and we thank the parents, troop Mikes Shoe Shop; Judy shutdown Bean, because time is Further details can be had it 299 day and Saturday from 10 a.m. to all and 284, John Pierucci, Troops 283, 286, Evans, Edgar committees and scout leaders for felt that it will inconvenience 5 p.m. each day at the Masonic Farish, Flacille Dress Shop; by contacting the county 300 from Drager- Blackburn, Darrell Gentry, Ken- making this the best of Troop Price; camporee fewer people at that particuNelson, Quality Cleaners; temple in Price, it has been an agent or the county weed ever held in Carbon county, Mr. ton, and Post 2285 from Price all neth Burnhope and C. K. lar hour and day. nounced by Sharon Holdaway, gen Mary Young, Belvas Gloria Shop, , Gaudio concluded.received Troops proficient ratings. and Mary Platis, Price Theatre. eral chairman. CONSOLIDATION NEWS-ADVOCAT- month Price Chapter of PEO To Host State Confab 100,-00- ant-i-poli- two-da- er ' ff Sun-Advoc- Price Chamber Host Salt Lake 10-ye- ar Group Here May 8 ff Commencement Week Program Announced Hilla-bran- ll Extension Specialist To Lecture in Carbon Special Fire Training Meeting Here May 17th e. . re-li- Catholic Women of Dixon-Taylor-Russ- Price Ready to Host State Confab Carbon Elementary Musicians Set Concert Friday ' Thirteen Girls to Compete (or Miss Carbon Title w Most Successful Stout Camporee at Park Week 50-ce- nt D - sub-stati- Ess-ma- n, up-gra- Glen-ade- . - le |