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Show 8 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah ferron Glenda N; Thursday, Feb. Worthen-384-233- 17, 1977 jDme for pennies by the inch for the Primary Medical Center. People are urged to be generously tall when the volunteers call at 8 2 join BLM Aei their homes. Ivan and LaVer Nielsen just returned from a short visit with their daughters in Salt Lake City. They took some of their grandchildren that had been here visiting with them. by the way, is being enjoyed by busy mothers. It is the new Laundermat located in the Trailer Court by Grant and Ruth Leslie in the South east section of Ferron. Don and Marj Almond are in the process of building other Mrs. Grace Behling and some apartment houses, located just across the road from Clayton Berensens. The rate they are going up they will soon be ready to rent. Tana Ralphs tertained a group Mrs. friends at her en- of home Thursday evening. Mrs. Carol Riding is in the Hospital at Salt Lake City where she underwent back surgery. She is progressing satisfactorily and will soon be able to come home. Dan and Susan Hartman family members spent the weekend in Cedar City where Clyde and Graces son John was ordained an Elder in he College Branch there. Bradford A. Jensen, Emery County Red Cross Chairman, everyone the time reminds that it is nearing for the annual drive and this yr. the quota for Emery County has been raised due to the influx of people in the area. Elder Don Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Larsen has received a call to serve as a missionary in the land of Mexico. He will leave for and Ralph and Loretta Worthen spend Saturday at the Manti Temple. School the first March. Another new business has been added to Ferron, and, busy now calling on every the Language Training part of Primary Workers are Mrs. Dorothy Bailey underwent surgery at the Carbon Hospital this week. Hurry and get well Dorothy. 06 The Carpet Man business is now located just across from the Ferron Care and the Ferron Merc. The people of Ferron are delighted when a new business located here. Mrs. Eldona Ralphs was the speaker in Sacrament Meeting Sunday evening. Mrs. Ralphs will leave this serve as a for the LDS Church in the Chicago month to missionary Mission. Mrs. Roxie instructed Huntington the Relief Society ladies on how to make a mans shirt. She also displayed drapes that s. she had sewn out of bed-sheet- Other activities were wheat demonstrations by Kathleen Conover and knitting under the direction of Mrs. Leola Larsen. Next month Mrs. Elsie Trap will give a demonstration of cheese making. 3 staff Thanks much for the break, and lets go to and modulate for a little bit. Speaking of Little Bit, I got a phone call from that man the one who had a lot to say about me . . . and I got an interview scheduled with him Oh-sev- Two geologists have joined the Bureau of Land Management staff in Price. George K. Laskar will be geologist for the San Rafael Resource Area, which covers the southern of Emery County. Laskar was previously with the Defense Mapping Agency Aerospace Center is St. Louis, Missouri. A native of Albuquerque, he attended the University of New Mexico, receiving B.S. and M.S. degrees in geology. He is joined in Price by his wife, Barbara, and their two-thir- son, Colin. Paul J. Buff will be geologist for the Price River Resource Area, the northern third of Emery County and Carbon County. Buff attended school at Union College, Upsula College, and MacKay School of Mines, University of Nevada, Reno. He has a B.S. degree from Upsal College in geology and an M.S. in geology from MacKay School of Mines. Joining him is his wife, Judi, and their daughter, Sarah. The men completed the Minerals Bureaus Resource Management course in Phoenix, Arizona prior to their coming to Price. .... this coming week hes the ol boy who thinks 01 Paper Lady was singling him out about two weeks ago. And he was under the impression that Id made a housecall on someone thatd been in a column. Well, GBYs, I dont often make housecalls (kinda like the sawbones in that aspect) and when I mentioned that fact to him when he called me on the landline, he kinda cooled down. So were gonna yak about the situation and well let you listen in about that in a short short. &' the patient to the female above incident was related in greater detail in the and December 76 issue of CB heart-attac- k victim was located taken to the hospital. She luckily made it in time. But if this certain area had had a REACT group, that lady wouldnt have had quite the wait shed had, and someone could have relayed the message without this good buddy doing the himself. leg-wor- Ive tried modern-da- y Recently found out that Utah is a bad place for an emergency. It seems that in one of our more remote areas, a motorist pulled into a rest area and was urged to make a call for a person Nine to help out in this type of situation, we might be able to rid Utah of the hillbilly reputation as well as save someone life. The hospital. finally made a landline and got hold of the local highway trooper and that trooper agreed to dispatch an ambulance to the scene. He A dont particularly want out of staters to think of us as being just rachet jaws and bucketmouths who dont care about what happens on our highways. If youd care to comment, give me a call either on the CB or at the Sun Advocate number k 637-073- 2. a few times to once again, I And overheard a verbal fight on the CB between a couple of our locals. Hey, Guys, dont call names, just overlook those who are crude enough to do it. This is the ol Paper on Lady standing One Nine. Channel ... to no REACT team avail. We desperately need some volunteers to help. This incident is a true one, lets not let it happen in our area. I know Nineteen is used as the local call station but if we can have a few bisquit burners monitoring whod suffered a heart attack. He switched to I for one, Life Magazine. catch someone on the These $ : ten-te- n Oh-Sev- en clear . . . KADE 3957. NEWQSLs are normally postcard size. 7 3nde ' Channel 9 and called for a relay other motorists, or anyone, to relay his urgent message to a small Southern Utah hospital. All THE BIG ZIPPER KX01072 WTR 207 he got on his two-wa- y was static in response to his 8 Green River Wyoming 10-3- ,A-- - (ambulance needed) even though a bit earlier the channels had been overrun 600 with and garbage bucketmouths until hed switched it off. He finally took the message himself to a closer town that had no hospital, and was told that the doctor cannot rush off to answer every accident call youll have to bring Building save o: what you to heat it 88's inspector to address William BASE XM33 6107 Kiwanis Herman installSee Zions Bank about a low-coment loan for adding energy-savin- g insulation, storm doors and windows or a new furnace. Money is available now. st Calculate just how much you can save with a few simple energy saving measures explained in the Home Energy Savers' Workbook that has been sent to every homeowner in the state. Additional FREE copies are available by writing to: State Energy Coordinator Department of Natural Resources Room 438, State Capitol Building Salt Lake City, Utah 841 14 Wm ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Stall Founded by Brigham Young 1873 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation An Equal Opportunity Employer and Heather Dixon Box 56, Maryfield, Sask. 6106 MOBILE XM33 qs OPEBD5? Beckman, OMfe at th LULA PARKER BETENSON jSundwc&ia MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Please add 35c sales tax, 50c postage & handling wMoanea uriiM Carbon Country Club. Chairman will be Kay Bunnell. Prize donor will be Dave Powell. OPCDDO's... Egon Kaminski, manager of Pioneer Welding, has been inititated into the club. He brings the membership to 44 active and two seniors. The annual Kiwanis Auction will be April 3. Chairmen Don Hoffman and Dick Tatton soon will contact every member for help in soliciting items. Jaycettes given first aid speech The Price Jaycettes held their monthly meeting February 8 at the home of John and Alice Rector. Guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Roger Thomas, be disappointed. This is probably the final printing, and will be out of print shortly Emergency Medical Technician. He demonstrated the Heinrick Technique and mouth to mouth resusciatation. Plans are underway for a Baby Sitting Clinic to be held March 12th at the College of Eastern Utah. Presentations will be given by a nurse, fireman policeman and an arts & crafts specialist. The written by his sister rouFrri ima Carbon County building inspector, will address the Club Kiwanis Price 7:30 at p.m. at Thursday The March 3 meeting will not be at Carbon Country Club. The members instead will attend the Notre Dame School Carnival dinner. Last (and final) Shipment JUST ARRIVED! Butch Cassidy my brother vmm club will be delivering pamphlets to the local hospitals on the immunization of children. The mothers of newborn infants will be given this pamphlets and the program is sponsored by the March of Dimes. The members are busy preparing for the. DSA Banquet which will be held this spring. This program is to award young men in the for their community leadership abilities and this year it will be under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patterick and Mr. and Mrs. Brad Peterson. On the fun side, the guys and gals had a swinging time at the annual Valentines Party on February 12 The group metrt theclub house, raffled off each others dinners and according to Paula Magliocco and Suzzane Cassett. |
