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Show r iiirmati Gains Carbon E. promotion A rs. Vivian Krantwash! Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee took was Miss Marion Burdick, assoMrs. Katherine Ray to Albuquer- ciate instructor in the speech deJr., P to catch the bus for partment of Brigham Young Unihas been promoted que Saturday Tex. San Mrs. Ray has versity and graduate of East Caro Angelo, sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. been visiting in the Lee home for bon High School and the College ?rpennt Kokal, an administrthe last month. She took Heidi and of Eastern Utah. Miss Burdick ate specialist at Mather AFB, Wende Lee, granddaughters, home encouraged each to make his life T., is assiged to a unit of the a guided missile towards a definwith her for a months stay. strategic Air Command. ite goal and to help others to do The Cliff Mahan, who has been in the sergeant, a 1966 graduate same. o Carbon High School, attended the Holy Cross Hospital for sevmembers of the Graduating Ine College of eral weeks, has undergone surEastern Utah. Thespian Club are Norma Villar, His wife, gery for the second time. He is Sally Gilson, Teresa Urbanik, Ra-le- e Kathleen, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mi- reported to be doing nicely. King, Launa Anderson, Marcia lano of Rt. 1, Terry Wood, small son of Mr. Parker, Denise Pressett, Diane Helper. and Mrs. Joe Wood of Dragerton, Goniotakis, Jo Lynn Behling, had the misfortune of falling from Sharon Cortese, Bill Gibson, Gera-len- e in Serving Vietnam a tree injuring his back last Maddera and Jacquie GunMarine Corporal Gary F. week. derson. Retiring club officers Toson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parents, friends and members by Jacquez, Tom Carrillo, Charles M. Stevenson, 157 East Second of the East Carbon Tooupe of the Carver and Bill Smith were hon- nni.ppr? Mr- Antone Kokal( son nn(l Mrs. Tony Kokal Stev-fnso- North, Price, is ine Fighter servig with Mar- Squadron 232, First Marine Aircraft Wing, in Vietnam. The squadron is active in bombing missions over South Vietnam and is based at the Chu Lai Marine Air Base. His unit also is engaged in a civic action program designed to assist the Vietnamese people in completing self-hel- projects. International Thespian Society held their annual banquet May 9th at the Dragerton Ward Hall. Purpose of the banquet was to review past accomplishments in the forensic and drama departments of the high school and to honor the graduating seniors who have been active in these fields during their high school years. Guest speaker for the evening WERE ON THE COMMUNITY HEALTH TEAM A community health team is as strong as the members on it. Your physician comes first and then your pharmacist, who is a college-traine- d professional member of our local com- munity health team. mm 1 East Main j The last week of school is upon us and activities are scheduled for almost every day until school doors close for the summer on 28. With the arrival of caps and gowns and practices being held every day, Seniors are realizing that graduation is really close at hand. Speakers for commencement exercises have been chosen and they have been preparing their speeches for the past month. Participating on the program will be Russell Wilson, invocation; Chris Klapakis, Marilyn Borla, is ored also. Sponsor of the club Mrs. Iris Van Cott. Boyd Imai, Carolyn Smith, DanResidents of East Carbon ap- ny Milano, and Susan Wilson, benepearing before Judge Blevins this sneakers; and Cathy Porter, diction. month were past Jerry Deguilio, $10, improper backing; Viola GalSeniors thoroughly enjoyed their legos, $10 and 10 days for no drivSenior Sluff Day at Lagoon yesers license, sentence suspended, Students boarded buses but license must be obtained in 15 terday. Wednesday morning for the early days; Walter Lewis, $100 and 30 trip. Following a lunch prepared days, drunk driving; Joe Gallegos, $25 and 10 days for leaving the scene of an accident, senRailroad tence suspended; Gilbert Torrez, $100 and 30 days, drunk driving, Aide here sentence suspended; Robert Johnson, $5, no drivers license on perD. D. Daly, contract represenson, also fined $15 for contempt tative of the Railroad retirement of court; John Pearo, Ogden, $10, board, will conduct business at the allowing a minor to drive; Ray Denver & Rio Grande Western Hunter, $10, for passing a school depot in Helper Thursday (today) bus while passengers unloading; between the hours of 8:30 a.m. Larry Westbrook, $10, speeding; and noon. He also will be availAngie Cortese, Adlir Ramos, Linable at the State Employment da Palacios, Elizabeth Menotti. Security office in Price at 1 p.m. Florence Hixon, Albert Menotti, Any matters concerning railBlaine Keller, Delores Muniz, no road retirement, survivorship bendrivers licenses on person, fines efits, Medicare, unemployment suspended upon showing valid and sickness insurance of railroad licenses. employees may be referred to Guests in the Ted Durrant home him. for Sunday dinner were Sharon Simon of Salt Lake City, Frank Roseman and Ike Parry of Dragerton, Mrs. Mary Chavez, Denise and Tony of Price. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hintze, De1' Clair Behling and Brownfield, Mike Porter spent the weekend at the Bullfrog Marina at Lak Powell attending the State Board meeting of the Utah Wildlife Federation. Saturday night they enjoyed a steak fry sponsored by the Monticello Rod and Gun Club and Sunday was spent boating and today PHARMACIST PRICE UTaK 14 Group for $46.66 Group Group 114 for 44.44 4 for $48.88 Group for $40.00 ipnfi SKZt Same Day Service by Prior Appointment your Bank Credit Card or LOOK FOR BFG'S MISS RADIAL AGK ON ABCTV Si Budget Terms E-- Dinosaur Tire Service Inc. Phone 637-248- 0 TOMATO PIERCES 12-o- z. men, women and children died on Americas highways in 1968, accordirg to an annual survey by insurance companies. In addition, 4,400,000 persons were 55,300 DRUG Price, Utah can injured. 1 Size PINEAPPLE BEANS 41 1 2 21 MANDALAY BAKED KEEBLERS Crushed, Sliced, Tidbits, and Chunk 4 cans RED TAG COOKIE SALE GARBANZO KRAFT BEANS 2 3 nf WORDER Long Grain RICE s 65 70 MIRACLE WHIP !'"!' 41 - NEW CABBAGE MEAT fw WESSON 38-o- z. OIL 73 P. TOMATO SAUCE 10 We dont have to start from scratch each year. 'We've been making the same basic VW for so long now, you'd think we'd be bored with the whole thing. But the fact is, we're still learning. For no matter how perfect we think One year's model is, theres always an engineer who wants to make it more perfect. i You see, at the Volkswagen factory we spend 100 of our time making our car work better and 0 making it look better. Any change is an improvement. .And when we do make new parts we Scartys Sales East of City try to make them fit older models. So there's nothing to stop a Volkswagen from running forever. - 83 BONELESS n 2 Sweet Golden Bantum Fully Cooked SIGMANS All Meat Baby Beef FRANKS lb. LIVER ib. 39 STRAWBERRY SWIFT Premium Mild Cheddar DANISH BOLOGNA CHEESE DESSERT (Which may explain why Volkswagens are worth so much at trade-i- time.) Starting from scratch each year can 'get in the way of all that. Just when they've ironed out the kinks in the current model, they have to face the kinks in the next. We'll never understand all the hoopla over the "big changes" for next year's models. Weren't they proud of this year's? Pk9s- - 29 lb. 59 ib. m CORN EARS ONLY Radishes & Gr. Onions LARGE BUNCHES 19 Small Enough To Appreciate You! Large Enough & Service Price, Utah To Serve You Never Knowingly Undersold on Nationally Advertised Foods AUTHonreo CLALfft M, I t c- POUND MORRELLS JUG F. & 3 ccrc,!sHng of speeches about what g to attend the annual president; Dorothy Fazzio, secreto expect at Girls State and Girls urday clinic. the clinic Ibis tary; and Kathy Matthews, repreyear Girls State State songs. 1969-7held at Olympus High School. sentative, have been working durwas Delegates are: Susan Atwood, Dino To some people ing the past school year in preparCathy Patterson, Alene Etzel, a sad parting ation for the big day. Endless means graduation Denise Dickman, Delores Brown, of friends, to others it means the tasks such as cap and gown measVickie Hall, Becky Snow, Mary happiness of getting out of high urement, announcement Schultz, and Michele OBerto. and planning of the graduaschool, but to four members of Next years Varsity Cheerleadtion it this senior has class, program have been on their years by Mr. Galbraith and Mr. Crocco, ers, Debra Gale, Cathy Patterson, All members of the hard shoulders. also lot of meant work. a the students spent several hours Janice Vea, Janis Davis, Brenda thank and congratusenior class Chris class Senior officers, Klapaon the rides and games. Mangus, and Clyda Frandsen their tireless efforts. them for late Dali vice to Salt Lake City last Sat kis, president; Dimick, Sophomore and junior classes traveled next for have been busy planning year as they voted for class officers early this week. The Sophomore Class Party was held Tuesday night in the cafeteria. Class members enjoyed refreshments and dancing to the music of the Blue Crystal. The Carbon Acappella Choir presented four numbers at Mont Harmon Junior High School Tuesday afteroon. The occasion was the annual Awards Assembly. A sign of the years end, Yearbooks, have arrived and they will be passed out tomorrow (Friday) seventh period. Students are anx11- 1-4 iously awaiting to receive these records of the past school year. 8.00, 8.25x14; 7.10, 8.15x15 6.50, 7.00x13; 6.45, 6.50, 7.00, 7.35x14; The Lettermen Club will hold its 5.90, 5.60, 6.00, 6.50, 7.35x15; 6.00x16 IV- year-en- d banquet tonight (Thurs8.50. 8.55, 8.85, 9.00x14 ; 7.60, 8.00, day) at the Elks Lodge. Carbons Awards Assembly will 8.20, 8.45, 8.85, 9.15x15 7.50, 7.75x14; 6.70, 7.75x15 be held on Tuesday, May 27, at 8:30 a.m. At this assembly awards and scholarships will be announced. A highlight of the program Above prices on your casing or casing exchange will be the reading of the Last Will and Testament of the Class of 69. Last Monday night the Girls COAST-TO-COAS- T NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE League of Carbon High sponsored a tea for this years and last Z Use years Girl Staters. The 1968-6Girl Staters presented a program CORNED HLRFORD fishing. Price, ocale, book-wor- retirement Meet Jack Kelley m-un.J3y- 0 By MARILYN BORLA May Way 22, cheer-leadin- Carbon Capers 888-550- 9 TMay, - |