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Show Pag THE Two S U N - A D VO C AT E Thursday, May PRICE, UTAH . Miss Whats De Bury. i Best seller books which you can borrow from the Price city library include: The Agony and EcFiction Burnt-Ou- t The Case, Stone; stasy, Greene; Hawaii, Michener; Advise and Consent, Drury; To Kill a Genn; Who Killed Society, Amory; Lee; Midcentury, The Waste Makers, Packard; The Mockingbird, White Nile, Moorehead; Profiles m Courage, Kennedy. On bokes for to rede I me Jeep and Sheriff Non-fictio- n Fives 4-- H FREE Chaucer. Delyte." Posses fo Take Special Instruction Gather Fives met at the home The A three-da- y school to train Afmembers of Utahs 16 jeep and of Catherine Murdock, leader. the ter preliminaries, opening sheriff posses on emergencies e was members went to the kitchen natural and where they made sandwiches and Genweek proposed last by Major were Catherine eral Maxwell E. Rich, Utah adju- candy. Attending Jacobsen, Cathy Murdock, Martant general. Spencer, LeAnn Poloni and The general introduced his plan garet Camille Frandsen. at a gathering of several posse members in the Salt Lake National Guard Armory. The meetIndependent Coal ing was in conjunction with the annual general inspection of the And Coke 133rd Special Forces Headquarters, the Salt Lake unit composed Reports Profits Up of guerilla warfare experts who will coordinate instruction of the Independent Coal and Coke posse members. Company and subsidiary, Utah's Members of the Bountiful, Salt commercial coal producers, Lake Cily, Price, Brigham City, largest Friday reported net income of Weber, Davis, Morgan, and Utah $84,263 lor first quarter 1961 comcounty jeep posses attended the pared with $58,124 for like period session. a year ago. The first school will be at Camp W. J. OConnor, Sr., president, W. G. Williams in said in interim statement to sharebriefed will be Posse members holders that this is an increase a on activities such of 45 per cent in due to lowas psychological warfare, military er costs, as the profit tonnage sold in intelligence and the first quarter was somewhat and on raids and riot con- less than in I960. trol, ambushes, demolitions, comWith practically all of our demunications, weapons and survi- velopment and construction exval. pense completed, we are now able They will also receive instruc- to realize some of the expected tion on various rescue operations, savings, he said mountain climbing, skin diving, Mr. O'Cor.nor said that Indefirst aid, etc., the general added. expects to get through This program will greatly wid- pendent summer the much better than last for the en the scope of operations year, adding every jiossible Utah posses and will prove to be avenue of newthatmarkets for our of great aid in case of emergen- coal is in the being investigated concluded. General Rich BICYCLE SAFETY STRESSED . . . Eastern Utah Electric, First National Bank and Carbon Emery Bank. Winners of various prizes are shown. Left to right are George Kontgas, Chad Tabor, Gary Jones, Georgie Waterman and Scott Herzog. Jones was the holder of the ticket which won a $25 savings bond. The bicycle safety program is an annual project sponsored by the Jay-cein the interests of safety. One hund- red bikes were inspected and marked with last Saturday by the Price safety sooteh-lit- e Junior Chamber of Commerce with the assistde- ance and cooperation of the Price police partment. Chief of Police Bob Williams instructed the youngsters in the safe and proixr use of bicycles. Business establishments participating with prices were Dougs Sporting Goods, man-mad- es East Carbon High School Lists .77 Seniors Eligible for Graduation Seventy - seven students are scheduled to receive diplomas at East Carbon High School when that school ends the current year, it has been announced by Principal Royal N. Allred. Seniors at East Carbon who are now completing the high school Bowen, Lynda L. Brubaker; phase of their educations are as Clark Sharon Campbell, Thomas Carfollow : dona, John Loren Cullum, Tressa Mary M. Amador, Michael Jesse Arroyo, Ilarry R. Collins, Melchor Deporto, Jr., JerWarren George Dalle, Jr., Judi A. Bishop, Kimball ry D. Dugan, G. Blackburn, Mary Ellen Bliss, Duke, David II. Fahl, Linda Loye Anna L. Boling, Sheldon Douglas Fisher, David M. Forstrom, RobBorrego, Robert ert K. Fratto, Joyce L. Frandsen, Bon, Ronald r. counter-guerillRudy Garcia, Glenna Gilson, Mary Gordon, Shanna Kay Gujman; Mary Darlene Hall, Michael W. Harrison, Bruce Donald Ilintze, Dennis Bufford, Virginia Hurtado, William J. Jamieson, Jewell Jones, Robert Juarez, Penny Karrick, Victor Keele, Carol Lee Koskie, Judith Joan Ixunon, Kimball I,cwis, Sheldon Lindsey, Edward Ray Llewelyn, Dolores Lobato, Waj no .Lindsey; David M.uh id, Richard Manchester, Tcrcy Mares, Douglas Martinez, Sandra Martinez, Sjlvia Martinez, Dada Jean Morle.v, cies, Thomas F. Mussatt, Marjorie A. Olsen, Josephine Palacios, Deanna Pock, Lola Rae Perkins, Francis Potochnick, Smdra Joy Pressett, Edwin Reynolds, Deanna L. Rice, Boyd Ross; Carol F. Shumook, Phillip Roy Smith, Maiv Jayne Spi inger, Curtis Nelson Stevenson, Mario Eileen , Stevenson, Robert Jack Thomp-n- , Utah s Su-za- King of Comfort Chairs Just counter-intelligenc- e, State Marriage Shipassasit Arrived . . . Sor Counseling Chair and Rockers. Wide Selection of Styles and Colors. Vetere Motor TV Inc. & Theres an unmistakable quality about HILL-HI-LL ...and about the people who enjoy it m Soivite faded . marriage Shcriljn Turner, Fidel Vigil, counseling service came to an Della Marie Ward, Mariljn A. end Monday. Warren, J imes L. Westbrook, Most of the branches in Ihe Dorothy Wilcox, Eddie Lee Will- state locked their doors , londay iams, IiConard Zamora and Charles night, although it will take a Zoolakis. more days to finish up paper woik. Senior class advisors are R. W. C. Don Ilolladiy, cooulinator of Fryer and Mrs. Edna Welch. the service, said all the cases on hand had b'vn disposed of in three Indicate ways. Reports Those near termination were given further counseling, working Success toward closing their cases or reFor Cancer Drive ferring them elsewhere. Those on the waiting list were With the culmination of the notified of other community reannual cancer drive, various com- sources and left on their own to munities are making their reports decide where to go. to Mrs. R. II. Brown, county cruThose on the waiting list who sade chairman. seemed to be in special need of Among these was Mrs. John help were given extra attention of Carbonville who reported by the counselors to see that they Monday that the residents of the got to someone else. Carbonville area have responded Mr. Holladay said nearly all of generously to the call for funds the counselors in the program to promote the fight against can- have accepted other positions. Sevcer. Mrs. Arkutic especially named eral have left the state, some have the following workers for a spe- taken local positions and some cial thanks lor their effort in par- have gone back to school, he said. The last Legislature dealt the ticipating in the drive: Lola Sherman, Stella O'Green, Hilda Birch, death blow to the program. It was Elsa Thomas, Rosalee Prettyman, felt that counseling generally was had alShirley Prettyman, Arda Olsen, too late for couples Marvel Olsen, Mrs. John Marshall ready filed divorce action. and Mrs. Albert Stagg. Proponents of the service failed Contributions from Carbonville to get amendments passed which amounted to $115, with a few would have made it more pledges yet to be fulfilled. state-sponsor- . Swivels, Lounge, local community as well as adjoining states. Our cash position is a strong one anl our iat.o of c irrer.t assets to total liabilities, including long-terdebt is 3 3 to 1, he added. Indoponlen' on March 31 had total current of $2,351109, including $31n,5(U cash on hand in kanj.s a)Uj a pnf.O.noo ocrlifiiate of deposit. Total current liabilities .were $175,379. The firm in first quarer reported total sales operating costs, etc., plus miscellaneous income of $196,891, basis for versus gigg S4 on same quarter a joar ago. TV When that sad day arrives and your trusty TV must come to the service shop, Veteres TV will give you a set to use FREE while yours is in repair. No charge, of course. 4-- H Western Auto, Sears, club met 4-- H The virtue of books is the perfecting of reason, which is indeed the happiness of man. Richard H The Nifty Nibblers Foods II at the home of Mrs. Jean Christensen, leader. Mrs. Christensen explained this years program to the girls and their mothers. Officers elected include Gaye Shiner, president; Helen Young, vice president; Linda Christensen, secretary, and Shari Muller, Members of the Miss Fix-lt- s club met at the home of Margaret and La Von Sidwell, leaders. The meeting was called to order by Edyth Reddington. A discussion community service was held and work was continued on the Dos Passos; China Court, Gedden; club project. Members decided to Manila Galleon, Mason; Decision on a hike in the near future. go at Delphi, Maclnnes; Pomp and Circumstance, Coward; Chess Players, Keyes. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Shirer; The New English Bible : New Testament; Ring of Bright Wafer, Maxwell; Fate w the Hunter, New at the aer iKrnturlui straight BavHUki1 Since 1878, Hill and Hill i j Straight Bourbon Whiskey has been a select Kentucky distillation. It is truly a bourbon made in the finest American tradition. the bourbon with the flavor of America Hi Hill AND HU DQllDrr CO.. lR"rullir H KfWU SPS'SHT B3URS0N WHISKY-- 86 PEOf Ar-kut- ic as shown here o Constellation Convertible Special & - Third C K Annual -- GEM and MINERAL May 12. HI elper Furniture in Stores and - PRICE 21 W. Main St. Phone ME 88 S. Main St. Phone GR no 0 HELPER 76 4K55KHML MINERAL SOCIETY Automatic Shift! 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