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Show 5 'ports Jf hSX Hardware Ranch SEEING WITH DEAN Welcomes Winter Visitors 0i tan VvmifW .Sport teat) in tn meetings years young, cpnn nK!J No. pleasant sounding voice, wotk second and fourth Tuesday, at in downtown Tooele 8 p m. office, 4 hours daily a m. or p m. No HOME FOR SALE Immediate experience necessary. We will Ph. postion. train. For appointment call 882 0412. 1 to 9 p m. Friday, g a m. KUOS. LARPEIS, FURNITURE. We clean nut, dye. bind, moth to 6 pm. Saturday, Jan. 5 and or residence proof. Call x CRI BRAND NEW 162 Woild Book and Child Craft. Also one used ASSUME PAYMENI S 19.81 fom C5-1wheel drive jeep pickup. Phone spt. Phone WOMEN 21 15 5, 1962 Friday, January 8 Utuhs Hardware Ranch will again play host to thousands of visitors during the winter months ahead as they call to enjoy the e attractions of this A Holiday season filled with sports action gave a much better increasingly popular elk manageidea of wlut to evpect in the forthcoming, and last, Skyline Con- ment area. TWO ROOM Kitchenettes. WeekHardware Ranch is owned and ference basketball race. ly rates. Los Nagels Motel in Utah is definitely the team to beat following the operated by the department o' Crantsville. fish or and Wild, hay the While of come to out grass game. the scrambling. only surprise WILL TEND children, any age the on raised is race Utah State's improved Aggies, picking up where their footproperty eah in my home. Ph. is stored and then fed durball counterparts left off just a few short weeks ago. 3P ing the season of heavy snows The favored Colorado State University quinwhen several hundred elk gather FOR tet has the third best record of the SALE three bedroom thee durma ths period. buffeting, but haven't been as impressive as they home, with garage, Ph 88213491. The ranch is situate some 17 P-were supposed to be. Too many of their victories 912 I J miles uo Folk Can have come over the weaker teams on the schedyon east of Hyrum in Cache Val- HERE FROM ALABAMA ule, while their meetings with the tougher oppoMr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Hunter ley. nents have not shown much. Department spokesmen said to- and baby Donna Rae from HuntsJust where the race will really go is still day that though some elk are al- ville, Alabama, have visited Mr hard to determine. But Utah, with only two losses ready on the property, visitors and Mrs. J. A. Hunter in Grants-ville- , in themselves play, definitely stamped can expert to see "ore of thee and relatives in Salt Lake in the race for first place by proving they can animals as later winter snowfall City, during the holidays. Leslie win on the road against some tough opposition, when they won two and lost one in the fabulous Los Angeles Classic. causes them to move to the ranch is working at the Ordnance Guid ed Missile School at Redstone ArHowever, their 20 point loss to the West Coast's top club, Southern feed lot. Since weekends are usually senal, in Alabama. California, still leaves one wondering, especially since the Utah crowded they advise visiting durAggies played that same Southern California team to a standstill ing week days whenever possible, FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT and finally a two point loss at Logan just the weekend before. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barms with the welcome sign always out But, Utah will definitely be in the chase and the first big of and family, Logan were one comes in the first round of league play when Utah and Utah at this unique scenic area. Crantsville visitors during the State clash Saturday in Salt Lake City! CARD OF THANKS holidays. They returned to Logan What about the others? Well. Montana, BYU and Denver were We wish to express our grati- on leaving daughters Tuesday, all supposed to have top teams this year. As yet, they all have tude to all who were so kind to and Marie to spend a Marilyn to prove thev do have some power. Their records are mediocre us at the passing of our husband few more days visiting at the n to poor in the showing. New Mexico has been way up and father. For every expression home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . . . and wav down. On a given night, the Lobos could probably of and act of kindness Fisher. beat anyone in the league. On their down nights, a good backyard we sympathy say thank you from the bot- CHRISTMAS IN NEW MEXICO aggregation could probably dump them. They are having problems tom of our heart. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Christley and integrating some Junior College transfers into the lineup. When Mrs. Fredrick Murphy family spent Christmas in Albuthey finally do. watch out. and family querque, New Mexico, visiting at The same might be said about BYU. The Cougars have been the home of Mrs. Christleys unbeatable on a couple of nights, but most recently, in games with REST Mr. Rex Schofield and Once we get up in the morning brother, future conference Arizona and Arizona State, played family. as if they didn't know what the game of basketball was all about. we find that the rest of our day Miss Karen Faldmo, of BountiThey too, can beat anyone on the right night, but could also look depends on our rest of the night. ful. was a weekend guest of Miss Akron Baptist Journal. extremely bad on other nights. What their problem is, is hard to Eileen Clark, daughter of Mr. and tell. Coach Stan Watts admits he too is stumped as to why one Mrs. Saul Clark, and also a guest of his bet aggregations yet is unable to play consistent ball. of Miss Diane Johnson, daughter True, the Provo team has played some of the country's best. But of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johntheir losses also come at the hands of a couple of pretty mediocre son. Miss Faldmo and Eileen clubs like Arizona and the Air Force Academy. were roommates at Dixie College. The Cougars didnt get in a good practice on their own offense after December 13, being on the road twice and at home for alternating night games with only time enough to work on defense against opponents attacks. This week ought to do wonders for the morale and the health of the BYU club. A note about the forthcoming tie-uwith the Arizona Schools in the new Western Athletic Conference. The league appears to us to have formulated primarily for football . . . and as a consequence, other sports in the program, including and perhaps most Continuous importantly, basketball will undoubtedly suffer for some years to Forma come. The Arizona farilit'es at both schools for basketball are extremely outmoded. Plans are underway for improvements at Arizona II. but Arizona State plans nothing for several years yet.j The Skyline league has fought for many years to get the league's facilities uo to date, with adequate facilities to play equally on one anothers courts. Only Colorado State University and perhaps' have not bought their basketball facilities out of the dark ages, L and even Denver is not a bad situation. Secondly, the Arizona schools do not have the area sumort for (P basketball. They are hoping for Utah, BYU,- and Wyoming to come Register i in end uenrade (hir ro'mdball coorf On thq other hand their foot Forms v- ball is considered tops, with crowds of 25,000 and up commonplace and no unusual The soring sports are nrettv well situated, but the Arizona schools with their sunshine all winter long will have '. a definite jump on the Utah schools in getting prepared for track and field and baseball. So. for the football teams, the conference looks great. It could look better for other sports. Much better balance could have been achieved had the northwest schools, Oregon, Oregon State and fH. Solosbooks Washington State come into the league as originally proposed. These schools would have provided the balance, the prestige and background much needed by the fledgling league. And were a little fearful, too, of the mechanics of the league being slow in getting into gear. The officiating at all schools is different, needs coordinating . , . etc. The league commissioner has much ahead Manifold of him. Last Skyline Conference The Tooele Transcript 882-31- 0 P-- scenic-wildlif- n "m-me- n 884 3427. rWb 29c Beef 300 Size CHILDREN CARE FOR home. . at my 9 C-- 5 SPECIAL LAMP SALE Prices reduced one half to clear. Popular colors. Tate Furniture Co. 5D North Main, Tooele, Utah. C 5 Peas & 3 Gr. Beef pre-seaso- n 25 Sugar SI Ham 39c 300 Size Beans & Franks 36c 49c Meat Balls 9y Anderson's Market lbs 2.69 Pork Steak lb 47c Chili Beans ,b 12c TOR SALE Spinel piano, thi area No down payment, small Also Open Evenings monthly payments Tor mn-- e detai's write to Credit Mgr. Bx. 118, S II. Station, Salt Lake Cit EIECTRIC IRON REPAIRING-A- LL Utah. to 19 MAKES. STEAM IRONS C-- 5 riFANEIi POM 88l-32- ELMERS. DO YOU HAVE a drinking problem? If so writ, Tooele A A group. P. O. Box 651, Tooele, Utah. THREE Phone STATE FARM INSURANCE LEONARD HANSEN 5 49 S 1st East 832-300- Basket 5 NEED to rent DF.SPIRATFLY house with basement. 411 No I t East. Phono S22 2G3I. P- East. Phone 882 2813. $100 Rocky Mountain Lodge: No. II regular meetings 1st' and 3rd Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. 8 North Main. CR! 5 Refilling and collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. 7 to 12 hours weekly can net up to $400 full time. To monthly. More qualify you must have car, references. minimum $600 cash to SIA1E FARM MUTUAL AUO INSURANCE STANLEY L. SF.ARLE 47 West First North 7 Phone start. For personal interview O. Box 2753, Boise, write P. USED Call Idaho, Include phone. FOR SALE of fifty shares FOR SALE 22' 4 foot. 1948, Settlement Canyon Irrigation to join Salt Lake car Travelon trailer, $795, 970 No. WANT water. Phone P-Main. to 26 pool 8 to 5 shift. Phone after 4:30 or weekends. We are trying to FOR SALE three bedroom home. WA I LAMP SALE TRESS WANTE- D- 46 North Close to schools, shopping and clear our stock of odd lamps. LOST ladies identification Broadway. churches. Priced $9,000. Phone Some pairs. Prices cut 50 percent. Tate Furniture Co. TV. 5 Anderson's Market Basket 2 F C-- 5 WANTED with house 10 to 20 acre farm Granlsville or Erda. Please state price and terms. All replys answered -in Ralph W. Blum, P. O. Box 951, 9 Alhambra, Calif. C-- 5 A safe bet, tried yet? Blue Lustre for cleaning carpets. Its tops. Gordon Furniture Co. 6r it South Main. C-- 5 FOR SALE: 1.960 Chev Impala R&H. Power steer. 17,000 miles. Phone days, nights. 0 4 . moire . . . i rrr 1 Fish & Wildlife Restoration Funds Listed Final allocation of restoration funds for fish and wildlife projects shows Utah being allocated $357,165.42 for the year ending on June 30, 1962, according to the department of fish and game. The funds are derived from federal excise taxes collected from manufacturers, importers and producers of certain tyoes of hunting and fishing equipment. They are apport'oned to the States under a formula covering each States total land area and number of paid fish and game license holders. Division of the allocation to Utah shows $86,040 00 for fishery projects and $271,125 42 for game. Books - Capitol Improvement Draws Half O Chock More than a half million dollars was paid out by the Utah Department of Fish and Game for capital improvement projects during 1961. Bulk of this money, some $508 000.00 was paid to private con - gmUCUak tractors awarded the projects after public bidding. Some smaller and emergency projects were completed by the department's v building maintenance crews. included waterfowl Projects marsh developments, new fishine waters, new hatchery production facilities, permanent buildings and improvements to other installations used in the departments management program. Utahs extended quail season in Washington County closes on A safe appearing ice cover can January 7, with this closure marking the end of all hunting seasons always be treacherous because of set by Commission and Game springs, winds, air pockets and Board action during 1961. many other factors. POMS .A Gus Million Dollars A timely message about one Toy y One of the best things in life freedom itself really v The Tooele TRANSCRIPT PL 882-005- 0 of the best things in life that I''- - ya isnt free way to help Uncle Sam isnt free at all. guard your very right to enjoy the money you save. We pay for freedom many Lets say youre saving for ways. With our vigi- a home. With U.S. Savings Bonds you also help save a better world to build it in. lance as free men. With taxes. With our commitments to millions of other free men everywhere. Doesnt that sound like a theres another way, good reason to buy Bonds now? These days more than a quiet way, we Americans help pay for freedom. ever youll be saving more than money. And VINE, MONTHLY p - REPAIRED, SPARE TIME j PUPPIES for sale ri.VM , ONE LATE MODFL white electric sewing mnchne on Walnu cabinet. Like new. Full set of button holer. attachments and $39 50. Gillespie Sewing Machine Co. 261 So. First West. Phone AMD 38 WF-S-I This man would say: Dont buy Bonds. No wonder. The more Bonds we buy, the stronger we grow as individuals and as a nation. Thats to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. For Bonds are more than just a way to save money. Bonds are also a Not all the benefits of Bonds are in dollars. Bonds help Uncle Sam pay the price of liberty itself. 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