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Show X-- 4 1 1 M Price, Utah Thursday, Nov. 9, 1972 e, Woman's Club hears I James Ramsay 390 Green River Editor " Local News Mrs. Marche Tasker and Mrs Peggy Thompson left for Grand Junction on Tuesday to be with Pat Gahagen who is in St. Marys Hospital there. Pat has had infection in his foot which did not respond to treatment, and he underwent surgery this week for the removal of the foot. At last reports, he was recovering satisfactorily. Townspeople are much concerned about Pats long bout with infection, and have been most generous with cards, phone calls, etc., the family states. Pat wishes to thank everyone for the many messages and cards he has received expressing encouragement and concern. (P.B.) -c- hoice groups packages Pat Gahagan underwent surgery Thursday morning in the St. Marys hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, following a continued problem on his toe, foot and leg. -j- rMrs. Delbert (Mary) Tidwell has been quite ill the past week, being forced to drop most of her activities for a while. r Mr. and Mrs. Charley Jones are in Salt Lake City this week where Charley is undergoing treatment and tests at the LDS hospital. -j- r- Dale Johnson was hurt recently when a horse stepped on him after being thrown from the animal. Jr Mrs. Harold Anderson spent several days the past week In Nephi with her mother, Mrs. Vinnie Olsen, who has been hospitalized and quite ill. --Jr Parent-teache- r conferences were held November 1, at Green River elementary school and parents and teachers comments, alike, have been good with feelings the days events were favorable. of Students of grades K through 6 enjoyed an Informative space program lyceum Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. The ideas of space, space study and space travel were the topics of the program. Jr Two substitute teachers were used Friday. Mrs. Sherry Howell for Bruce Nelson, who with Principal Thomas Burr, attended a workshop in Salt Lake City, and Miss Goldberg who took the place of Miss MacDonald who became ill after arriving at school. purebred charolais cows, bred and with calves at side. Also bulls. Contact Deter Charolais Ranch, New Castle Colorado, 81647 or phone 10193c -j- rThe Sinclair Thompsons spent Monday in Gunnison undergoing a ... 8 x 10 walk-i- n compressor, 24 FOR SALE cooler with vegetable case with medical checkup. com- pressor and meat case with compressor. See at Peacocks Foodtown in Green River or call James Peacock or Halloween Party Booster Club 564-34- 8. FOR RENT Trailer spaces at Sage & Sand trailer court. Call in Green River. Booster 564-34- 19 - CARD OF THANKS Your kindness with cards, letters, flowers and prayers will long be remembered and very much appreciated. Being sick is made easier by knowing someone else cares and shares your problems. Gilbert Building C, Ward A, Veterans Hospital, Salt Lake, City, Utah. ll, ... FOR SALE moved. $3,500. Baxter. Phone 2 houses to be Contact Glen 112fc 564-363- 4. FOR SALE . . . Dalmation pups. Pet and show quality. Ready for Christmas. Phone 564-363- 4. 112fc Jeannette Wilcox distributor of 1054c 3 SAGE & SAND Trailer Court Is "Home For Your Home-On-Wheel- s" Call 564-341- 9 Green River, Utah 3yr O Green River, Utah Phone School Supplies Novelties Gifts 564-354- 1 Confections (for all occasions) Fountain Service Stork Corner Word received here recently by paternal grandparents, the Alma Scovills, is of the birth of a new grandson, Ryan LaMar Scovill, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scovill of Salt Lake City. The new one was born October 14, was 22 Inches long and weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vem Kaufman, former residents, now of the Bay area in California. Mrs. Kaufman is spending a few weeks with her daughter and family and getting acquainted with the new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Workman are the parents of a baby boy (Stephen Ward) born October 30 at 1 : 23 p.m. in the Moab hospital. The new little fellow, their second son, weighted in at 6 pounds 9 ounces and was 19 inches long. Mrs. Workman and the new baby are spending several days with her mother in Naturita, Colorado, following her release from the hospital. 4 ) The Convenient Bank for I OTtf & Dnstfealsuaenfl t.i n SEE HELPER STATE FIRST For Financing - Then See Your Local Dealer! "1 I :'i Jr GREEN RIVER BRANCH LmpnPF?Rc A grade, Kristy Jewkes and Kathy Womack; 5th grade, Lonny Waterson, Leslie Ekker; 6th grade, Reo Prater (as Snoopy) and Kerry Bigelow; 7th grade through High School, Royd Hatt and Terry Johnson. Mrs. Jeanne Anderson, Booster President, reports that about $500 was taken in on the whole affair, with the classes at school receiving their share of the money. The Senior Class sponsored a movie, Two Little Bears, and realized about after paying for the movie. $35 Mrs. Anderson also stated this Thursday Booster Club meeting will be attended by Superintendent Peterson and some of the Board Members. She invites everyone to come out and show interst in the school and its problems and r Lj - Advisory Council members named Mrs. Pearl Baker and Mr. Levon Bigelow met with the county commission on Wednesday in connection with the organization of Travel Council Committee. Green River asked for Mrs. Baker and Mr. Bigelow as well as Jim Hurst to represent them, and the three were appointed by the county commission to act for Castle Country. These three, together with one member from eastern Emery County will meet with the Carbon County three members, comand the mittee will act to advise the Travel Council of Utah about tourist facilities and points of interests in this area.(PB) Advisory seven-memb- By Barbara Ekker Harold B. Haslam, Salt Lake was brought into City, Hanksville late Wednesday night by Dean Ekker after hed struck a cow on the highway near Temple Jet. Reo Hunt towed the vehicle on into town to make repairs. Mr. and Mrs. LaNaie Albrecht and children, Terry, Danny and Donna were able to visit at the Salt Lake airport Wednesday with their daughter, Janet, who left that evening along with nine elders to serve in the mission field at Crocus, Argentenna, South America. Calvin Black, San Juan County Commissioner and running for Republican State Representative representing Wayne, Garfield and San Juan counties, was in Hanksville campaigning Thursday for Sherman Lloyd. Calvin is well known here and has assisted Hanksville in many projects mainly those con- which is of joint cerning interest to Wayne and Garfield counties as well as San Juan. Mrs. Annetta Noyes returned home Friday after visiting with her daughter, Toinette, in Emery. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ekker are visiting his mother, Edna Ekker Robison and brothers and sisters for a few weeks from their home in Reno, Nevada. Bruce was U-9- 5 recently released from the hospital following a bout with NEO-LIF- products, Natural Vitamins, GLODA natural cosmetics, Biodegradable cleaning products. 564-346- . Club hosted a Halloween party at the school as has been their custom for the past several years. Mrs. Polly Bowerman was in charge of the food, which included a bake sale and a spaghetti dinner. The dinner was served in the cafeteria. Each class had a booth in the auditorium, and considerable revenue wa3 realized from these concessions. Prizes were given for the best costumes, the following children placing first and second: Preschool, Michele Mecham and second prize won by Janie and Shawn Ekker; Kindergarten, Bridey Watterson, Sheldon Riches; 1st Grade, Jana Weihing and Charlie Durrant; 2nd grade, Bryan Sherrill and Holly Lasson; 3rd grade. Jennifer Baxter and Robert Nelson; 4th Hanksville Views -j- r- DISPERSAL CHAROLAIS & By James Ramsay Classified Ads n 9 Western Gateway to Canyonlands and Lake Powell" Undergoes amputation i Womans Club of Green River met at the home of Mrs. Florence Howland on Thursday evening. The program consistes of a talk by Police Chief Lowell Curtis, who pointed out that although our crime1 rate is exceptionally low, urban crime is going down but there is still an increase in towns of a smaller size, and the local force is East Farrer 564-341- er Butch Cassidy pneumonic. Katherine Jaschke was rushed to the Hanksville Medical Clinic last week from Bull Frog with internal bleeding. She was treated and released. The Jaschkes were vacationing from the eastern states. In the November issue of the New Mexico Magazine is an authenic story on Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch by noted western writer, Fern Lyon, of Lbs Alamos, New Mexico. The article is superb, the pictures beautiful and worth reading along with other always interesting articles. Sandy Sanstead visited with Darys Ekker last week from his home in Salt Lake concerning their mining interests in the Henry Mountains. Miss Fern Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reo Hunt, underwent major surgery at Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake last week. Her sister, Trudy, went to Salt Lake to care for her upon her release. Fern manages the Poor Boy Cafe and Motel here. Mrs. Eula Allen was a patient at the Allen Memorial Hospital in Moab last week. Her mother, Mrs. Unis Gass accompanied her to Moab and visited with her granddaughter for the week. Mrs. Gass makes her home in Salt Lake. Word was received here of the death of John Gerritt Ekker, 74, of Springville, October 28th. Born Dec. 3, 1897 in Tooele to Albert Henry and Harriet Griffith Ekker. He married Florance Harrison in 1928 and she passed away in 1968. He was a lifelong cattle rancher and secretary of the Onaqui Grazing Association. Surviving him are two sons and two daughters, John G. Ekker Jr. and Mames H. Ekker, Vernon, Mrs. Warren (Louise) Schouten, Ogden, and Grant (Leta) Bar- tholomew, Van Nuys, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; brothers and sister; Richard Ekker, Tooele, Herman Ekker and Mrrs. E. M. (Mabel) Snell, Eureka. Funeral was held Tuesday in the Springville 4th ward chapel with burial in the Eergreen Cemetary there. Mr. and Mrs.Don Ekker and two daughters are vacationing this week on Lake Powell putting their craft in at Bull Frog and touring to Page. Accompanying them is Dons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riter Ekker. Mr. Bill Wells returned to Hanksville this week from his new home in Idaho to gather his cattle and to take another load of personal belongings back to his new ranch. Two Halloween parties were held Tuesday, one at the Elementary School and one at MIA. The younger groups festivities began at 6:30 at the school with a parade of costumes, followed by chile, doughnuts, cupcakes, cocoa and then games. Winning prizes for costumes were Justin Ekker, prettiest; Lori Bullard, ugliest; Shelly Eardly, most original. Mrs. Roy (Dixie) Ekker of Provo received word her sister and husband in Spokan, Wash., are the parents of an 8 pound 2 ounce baby girl born Sept. 24. Nancy is a former resident of Green River. The new miss, named Julia Ann, will be in the hospital for some time due to a more with preparing sophisticated equipment. The first piece of equipment obtained g locally is a good outfit. Marshal Curtis asked for an estimate of booth auto accidents and felonies, and found the club members guessing much lower than reports show. He then explained how to get help quickly, call the Price Highway Patrol-637-08- 93 and they will finger-printin- Collaborates on river excursion Mrs. Peal Baker received an invitation to, collaborate with Ron and Sheila Smith on a River o Guide of the River from Green River to Hite. The guide will present an authoritative map of the rivers, as well as vignette insert pictures of local or historical interest as well as a story of the rivers and their impact on the history and geology of the area.(PB) contact either he or the Highway An executive must know Patrol officers locally on radio. If a robbery is in progress, this is something about everything, the quickest way to get help A technician must know rather than trying to find the everything about something. But a switchboard operator Night Marshal who is on patrol know everything. must anywhere in the city. Clarin D. Ashby, Uintah Plans were firmed up for the Basin (Utah) Standard. food sale Tuesday at the City Hall. Sandwiches, chili, salad and coffee and hot chocolate will food be served, and a take-hom- e sale sponsored by the group. Chairman of the affair is Mrs. Barbara Childs, with Mrs. Iona Ekker and other members of the club helping. The next meeting of Womans Club will be the annual Christmas Party, and it was decided to have the dinner at one of the cafes, with a party, exchange of gifts and program. Mrs. Edith Gardiner, Mrs. Scott Anderson and Mrs. Lucille Holloway are hostesses for this party. (PB) Get in with O.E.S. By Supt. Peterson inspected the have it repaired. The second graders have been getting almost as wet in their room as outside with all this rain falling. One night a week, Wednesday, is the only night the school building will be available for Community School without charge. So far, a town basketball team and a square dancing class are taking advantage of the program. Parent-TeachDay was considered a great success by all concerned. Many parents visited during the day and were able to Plans trip abroad take all the time necessary with Mrs. AC Ekker returned from each teacher. The teachers Salt Lake City on Saturday reported a steady stream of where she has gone to get interested parents with very shots in preparation to a trip little time, and apspare abroad after the first of the year. preciated the opportunity of The Ekkers and Mr. and Mrs. going over their programs and Ron Smith will tour Europe, problems with the parents. Of Africa and return via New course, the students all enjoyed Zealand. PB) a days vacation. er If you want to live secure and drive secure, look into Farmers. Well insure your home, your life, your car and your childrens future... usually for less. Call the Good Guys today and let us help you to a more secure tomorrow. Green-Colorad- GREEN RIVER Bethany Chapet No. 9 Order of Eastern Star met Friday evening in regular session, selecting officers for the coming year. They are: Vera Hastings, Worthy Matron; Roy May, Worthy Stewart Wilson, Patron; associated patron; Ruth Ann Whiteside, associate matron; Letitia Thompson, secretary; Fannie Phil Halamandaris Agent 86 N. 2nd East 0 Phone Anytime 637-056- Chronopolous, Hours: treasurer; Geraldine Wimmer, condustress; Paula Moore, 10 a.m. Saturday associate conductress; Noreen trustee with Wilson, three-yea- r to 10 6 p.m. dally a.m. to 2 p.m. Howard Hastings and Jim as holdover Chronopolous For an electrifying evening of television, just start fussing with the innards of your set. trustees. Open installation will be held Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. For green lights and blue skies. heart condition. Word was received by Harold Ekker that John A. Robertshaw had passed away early this week at his home in Greenburg, Pennsylvania. Mr. Robertshaw and Mr. Ekker were mining g partners in the Creek Mining properties. Kindergarten began Sept. 30 for four students. The new students are Derek Ekker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ekker; Dennis Leird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Leird, Jake Bullard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shoot-A-Rin- Butch Bullard and Jimmy Shirley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Shirley. Their teacher is Mrs. Sylvia Ekker and classes are held mornings in the LDS Chapel classrooms. Harvey Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernes Jackson, returned from the Washington Mission field the 29th after serving two years in Pasco. His parents and brothers and sisters all drove to Washington to meet him. They visited on the way home with Mr. and Mrs. Kay (June) Erickson in Vancover, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson in Paul, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Farnam Young in Albion, Idaho. Harvey will enter trade Tech in January to become a carpenter. Glen Dale Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen P. Johnson was thrown from his horse and then kicked in the face while rounding up cattle on the San Rafael Desert. Glen Dale is employed with AG Resources Co. His nephew, Pete Johnson, was with him at the time. He was taken to Price Hoospital for and treatment. Bill Rosezell is moving cattle into the Sandy Ranch this week. Ivan Holt has been riding this week with the compnay. 73 Pdara. The big Dodge makes a lot of sense. It's an easy step up in price to d get Dodge Polara's looks, luxury, and equipment. But its the engineering features, such as Electronic Ignition and Torsion-Quie- t Ride, that make Polara an outstanding buy. full-size- Tammy Ekker roof in the elementary wing last week and made arrangements to the Good Guys... elects officer slate Pirate News again featured Holiday issues of New Mexico are on the stands with an article on Butch Cassidy which will be of interst to local people. Mrs. Feron Lyon researched the article on this area last summer, making a trip to Robers Roost, and with her together meticulous research In New Mexico and California, including other localities, she has dredged up considerable new material, with several pictures published for the first time. These are magazines available at Jays and at the Canyonland Gift and Book Shop, for anyone wishing to check the articled PB) Mrs. aw enforcement talk Dodge Club Cab plcfrup .new for 73. November 8 a Region 10 Student Council Convention will be held at GRHS. Kevin Price, student body president, and Mr. Blaine Evans, student advisor, will be in charge of the days events. Student officers from Southern Utah State College will be conducting workshops for the 250 high school officers expected to attend. Drill team members elected new officers last week. They are: Julie misstress; president; Taylor, s another Dodge exclusive! A pickup with 34 cubic feet of cargo space inside the cab to keep thmgs under cover And both the Club Cab and Dodge regular cab pickups include a long list of features drill Gala Dumas, vice Regi Weihing, i secretary. A Space and Science assembly was presented Friday morning at the high school gym. A NASA representative set up exhibits and demonstrations to give the students an interesting look at the space program. Mr. Burr and son, Kevin, took advantage of Wednesdays day off to wallpaper one wall of the student lounge. Extra care in engineering makes a difference in Dodge ft . . depend on it. BUNNELL DODGE Dodge AUTHORIZED . DEALERS 154 E. Main St. Price, Utah THE DODGE BOYS |
