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Show t : UM Second Svetlan 4vdme&ie PRICE, UTAH Thurtdty, May 21, 1944 'v Cemetery Decoration Removal Urged By June 4 Toot Morris, jwxtun at the Price City evmvtery, tuday re (ninths that all flower contain era and other movable tWora-tion- s which are plcM on the erave on Memorial Day must be removed by June 4. On that day the cemetery will be completely cleatxal a ml all removable decoration left from Memorial day ami not claimed will be destroyed. Mr. Morris also asks that all artificial flowers with wire supports be removed as soon as possible after the holiday. Ttiese flowers, he stated, fall apart quickly when out In the weather and often times the wires become imbedclod In the lawns and are a hazard when the lawns are mowed. Pieces of wire may easily be flipp'd by the mower thus becoming a d ago. Old Allah, temporarily so named, Is composed of piece of dug from the Morrison formation by a team headed by Ir. William Lee Stokes; bits and pieces of rock sorted and arranged by Palaeontologist James Madsen, curator of the Earth Science museum at the University of Utah; bone reassembled by Donald Burge and hi student at Carbon College. All these were placed In proper perspective by Palaeontologist James Jensen, curator of the Geology Museum at Brigham Young University ami formerly preparator at Peabody Museum erf Comparative Zoology at Harvard University, He was one of the principals who assembled the fabled allosaurus skeleton known as Malcolm which came from the same pit and which today stands in Guyot Hall Geology Museum at Princeton University. Old Allah, the seventh allosaurus skeleton to be assembled and placed on exhibition in the whole world, four of which came from the Cleveland-Lloy- d quarry, whose lne Former Carbon County Residents Plan Reunion Mrs. Elma Klitgnard, Salt Lake City, chairman, ami her committee who are planning the second annual Carbon County Day in Salt Lake City, met at the Royal Room of the Newhouse Hotel May 14 to further develop these plans. Carbon County Day will be held Notre Dame Diplomas Presented to 25 Sunday, August 23, at Liberty Park. Mrs. Drucilla Powell, organizer and chairman of the first Day held last year, also was brothers are at Princeton University, Nebraska State Museum at Lincoln, and a museum at Tokyo, Japan, and whose cousins from other burial grounds are at American Museum of Natural History At Sunday Eve Rites fast honoring graduates and their parents in the school cafeteria. The baccalaureate address was delivered by The Reverend G. Verdi and the conferring of diplomas and awards was done by the The graudation exercises was Reverend John A. LaBranche, assisted by The Reverpreeeeded by a Mass for gradu- celebrant, ates at 8 a.m. followed by a break- - end Verdi as deacon and The Reverend J. Hart as Bryan Hanson was honored as o valedictorian and Bernadette Bond as salutatorian of the graduating class. Others receiving their diplomas were Thomas Cartwright, Richard seniors, making up the Class of 64 at Notre Dame High School, received their diplomas Sunday evening at a program held in the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Twenty-fiv- e PAINT BRUSH with each gallon of Interior Paint DECORAMIC or ACCENT This is interior paint of outstanding quality. Available in every color, shade and hue. A quick-dryin- g enamel youll enjoy using. Give a lift to living by painting your home. FREE . . . a new have can brush your you paint choice of a roller and tray or cloth a polyethelene drop with the purchase of your gallon of paint. If you dont need ALSO sub-deaco- n. Sales Utah Per-rer- Lead Off Causer, Richard Fassio, , Charles Felice, Helen Flores, Viola Flores, Frederick Hagius, William HanPurchases of Series E and H sen, Terry Johnson, Paula Jou-fla- s, Toni Jouflas; savings bonds in Utah for the first Albert Lodeserto, Michael Madfour months of 1964 reached an average of $1.8 mil- dox, Alice Medina, Rudolph Metel-kJohn Perea, James Priano, lion per month, Clem S. Schramm, state director of the Treasury's Roger Saccomano, Isidore Sanbonds division, reported today to chez, Joseph Sanchez, Marcellita County Bonds Chairman Steve J. Sandoval, William Shaff and Diamanti. Mary Helen Snowball. Security Drive o, The states total for the month of April amounted to $1,750,461, of which Carbon County residents This brings our purchased total to $133,206, or 33.3 per cent of our total sales goal," Chairman Diamanti said. Nationally, the combined total of E and H bonds held by Amerbillion icans passed the $47 mark last month for the first histime in the programs tory," according to Mr. Schramm. Reaching this new record high$35,803. four-mont- h $1.99 per got. Sm your Branch Manager, i. T. JEWKES INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS in New York City, Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, and at the University of Utah. Old Allah, one of a dozen dino- saur skeletons being created around the world today from bones recovered in the pit at Cleveland, one of perhaps a hundred skeletons which might be put ttogether if all the bones which have been recovered from the pit were put to use, one of the skeletons from what may become the most productive dinosaur fossil pit on the face of the earth. Relatives of Old Allah, bones from other members of his family tree, have gone out to a dozen museums and universities across the land and even across the seas. Mr. Madsen has just returned from Tokyo where he completed assembly of a skeleton for a museum there. Negotiations have been made for shipment of skeletons to England and to Italy. Skeletons have been shipped to museums in Ottawa and Toronto, Canada; Los Angeles and San Francisco; WLsmin, him, the center piece of a Madikun, lineuln. Nebraska; ltuflalo, New muse- um, which motivated over two hundred Price citizen to create the prehMoric exhibition. From hi inspiration came the effort of two art clubs to paint oil mural amt other picture which dramatically illustrate the life of prehistoric time-- , I Yum hi Inspiration men took the lead to gatlier am) recondition old showcase, to buikl burial scenes, to construct wall case, to paint and light the display area. From hi Inspiration women prepared case and exhibit, collected material for use In the museum, served a receptionists, develojied materials for booklet amt for advertising. Old Allah wa the one which led to the donation of many hundreds of dollar of material and money by local people and business houses, ami to the loan by collector of Innumerable fossil anti prehistoric Indian artifact which constitute the backbone of the show. Old Allah served a the dream which led to one of the York; Ann Arbor, Michigan; NVw Haven, CunneoUcm; Provo ami .Salt City. Old Allah, eight leet high, twenty-fou- r feet lung, two thousand pound heavy today of and grit, comjxoed of two hundred mid bone from the quarry which ha grien up over ten thu-sanlike bone during the jwt three summer, one of jverhap a two hundred dihundred, nt au twho know until live digging ends?) which died a hundred million year ago ami the I me of w hich were buried in the aleazy silt and mud of a having an area of perhaji an acre or two and a depth where the bone are found of Just a few feet. Bone of Oil Allah cousin buried with hi come from the brontosaurus, Ihe camplomiur, the itegusaurust, and the ceratosauru. Ami giving emphasis to the Men that it was a bog ami possibly a spring-fillw- i bog in which the gigantic beasts In died, the bone are found dismem- major community project bered, scattered, unsorted. Only Price amj in Castle Valley in occasionally Is part of a skeleton recent year. unearthed with all the bone propOld Allah moved to hi present home upstair in the Price Muerly arranged. Old Allah resting place in an nicipal Building last Saturday area known as Cow Flat among from the campus at BYU in the Emery County residents was first truck trailer of Utah Distributing discovered by a professor from Company, the services for which the University of Utah in the were donated by Arc o Poloni. early twenties. Dr. Stokes, who Carbon College student Gary roamed the area with his brother Richard Baker, and Abdul- Grant while he was tending cows in his youth at Cleveland, knew of the location prior to the time in 1910 that he first undertook to reopen the pit. A gradu- ike r-- k d lg e, U Attnaja and Instructor Sp-noe- Dorman, William F. Revea, George Wallace and Paul Holden built the platform on which he stand, ami Dr. J. Eldon Dorman, presklent of the board of governor of Carbon College Prehistoric Museum, made arrange- ments for getting him here. Price It city council, continue to provide, as it did from the very beginning, the space with light and heat so necessary for a meuseum to exist at all. Ends Combat Training Kil-cre-ase -- squad. 14-m- Said concessions include beer, soft drinks and Foodstuffs only. The various concessions may bid together b or separately. The Posse reserves the right to accept or reject all or any portion of bids entered. participated in the undertaking Bids must along with four other schools, and in 1963 the project was largely supported by a California resident who donated the skeleton which has gone to the museum in Tokyo in his native land. Old Allah, a reality now to Carbon College Prehistoric Museum which opens on May 29 for its fourth year, stirred up a world of activity four summers ago when he was no more than a dream in the minds of a group of Price residents. It was the idea of seeing Old Allah domineering and tyrannizing everything about be mailed to: BUD TRUMAN, Captain Carbon County Sheriffs Posse, - Miss Mary Lee Krebs, who was recently nominated for top WAF applicant of the month, has been selected as the top WAF in the Air Force, according to Technical Sergeant William R. Blush, Air Force recruiter from Provo. lighted the opening of the 1964 A 1963 graduate of East Carbonds Operation Security savings bon Miss Krebs is drive which continues to July 4, the High School, of Mr. and Mrs. daughter The continued. director the state L. Krebs, Sunnyside. In campaign began May 1 which, in Harry school she received the most addition to being the 23rd birth- high student awards in biday of the E bond, was the first outstanding home and nursing. She also ology day of sale for the new $75- deactivinomination bond bearing the por- participated in many other for received and ties recognition Kentrait of the late President her achievements in her commuJohnB. President Lyndon nedy. club, in which she servson purchased the first $75 bond nity as vice ed president. in a ceremony at the White Miss Krebs interest in the Air House. Force resulted from discussions with her high school counselor and literature received from the recruiter in Provo. She chose the Air Force for job security and educational opportunities. 830 North Fourth East Price, Utah. Dtadllna for accapting bid I Juno 25, 1964. Bid. Black Diamond Stampede Concession Envelopos should bo marked: CHEVY Sure, a Chevy II just about runs on peanuts. But this frisky family car will take the whole gang along on any trip. And in plenty of comfort and a whole lot of style. Along with pep, it has a roomy, comfortable Body by Fisher plus virtually effortless care. 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See Murray Mathis and he will explain all the details and arrange the financing to best fit your needs. Sunnyside Girl Completes Phase of Training First j Airman Mary L. Krebs of Sunnyside, a member of the Women in the Air Force, has completed the first phase of her basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. She is the daughter of Harry L. Krebs, Sunnyside. She has been selected for technical training as a medical specialist at the Air Training Command (ATC) school at Greenville Air Force Base, Mississippi Her new unit is part of the vast ATC system which trains airmen and officers in the diverse skills required by the nations aerospace force. 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Emphasis was placed on the small unit taebo the four man fire team and the Notice to Bidders ate student at Princeton University, he suggested that a skeleton be secured for their museum and thereafter spent two summers with his brother excavating bones for Princeton. These were , the bones which Mr. Jensen used In 1959 and 1960 to create the allosaurus skeleton named Malcolm. From 1911 until 1961 Cleveland-Lloy- d dinosaur quarry lay unworked. And then In that year Dr. Stokes organized a cooperative undertaking which was supported by the University, BYU, , Gty, through H by Chevrolet Go on an economy drive this vacation Selected Top WAF in Air Force Rkhard Watkins furnished most of th muscle for getting Old Allah into tlie truck ami thereafter unstaira to hi permanent position, Janie Jensen and I Vmald Burge put him together again after the trip. Ray iMwnard with the help of William Dent, George Patterick, Dr. Orton R. Dr. J. Eldon Sunnyside Miss 23-ye- ar LINSEED OIL (Boiled) Old Allah, v ho mmuxt I he marshes of what is now Emery County over 100 million years ngo a a terror to every living creature around him - the hugest nnv meat eatrr trf tliem all inhabit the hall of the J'rice municipal building as a harmless mas of petrified lame. Tits marvel to nun and child alike, the proudest possession of Carbon College J Veinstone Museum, Is a skeleton trf an alloumru dinosaur taken from the Oeveland-lJoy- dinosaur quarry three summers hazard to the operator. - Carbon College Museums Biggest Attraction Currently is Old Allah, Short for Allosaurus PHONE 637-011- 0 |