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Show ton rrtbune Draper Published a' Weekly Office: Dragerton Theatre Phone Dragerton 16 Rates $2.50 per year; 5c per copy Pub Usher Tuesday, March 1, 1949 TllE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAII PAGE FOUR Jack Clifford Entered as second-clamattei November 11, 1947 at the post of ice at Dragerton, Utah, undu the act of March 3. 1879 ss I CLASSIFIED DRAGERTON SERVICE COM-pan- y will .take care of any problem you have caiper.try, Bendu plumbing, electrical w.ubers. Set Fred Johnston 4R2 at 160 W. Gereva, Les Garden Rd or Orlan Mortenson 11R12 at 116 Tom-l.n.so.- n. DO CUSTOM WORK on carpeC linoleum and tile. Phone 335 E. 2nd North Price 61-Boyd Williams. WE FOR SALE Kelvinator electric stove , complete, with fuse box andSonie wiring, Fowler forty water heater. gallon electric (Continued from Page One) Both like new. Mrs. R. W. ihe best, fighting exhibitions of the night as he easily outpointFryer, 110 2nd West ed his heavier opponent. FOR SALE Packard, 8 cylinder 85-l- b. Tom Davenport dec. in good condition, $1400. Make Briest. Steve 260 me an offer, Highway, 92-l- b. Charles Dixon dec. Sunnydale. Pete Stoyanoff. Richard Edwards. 100-l- b. Max Ainge dec. Tony DRAGERTON PAINT CO. o . Gonzales. Brush o Sp-a- y 108-l- b. Albert Robles dec, Der-ro- ld Guaranteed work. Cement work of aii km-ls- . ' Siue-walBest. 116-l- b. a specialty. 216 Wilkin Henry Maes dec. Leo St. Arleno. 124-l- b. Martin Bezyack dec EOARDERS WANTED Mrs. Salvadore Bruno. Tom A. Pruitt, 313 Denver Ave 132-l- b. Piaz (junior) Pec-WNielsondec. Clayton (senior) Deer rifle, cheap, FOR SALE 129 3rd West, Drager READ THE BOOK EVERYton. BODY IN THE WEST LOST One tie clasp with MaIS TALKING ABOUT! sonic emplem belong to Paul Dick. Finder please return to the Geneva Variety. Reward. Joe Atencio dec. Dellee Montoya; E. Doom (senior) Henry Washington dec. Manuel Palacios. 140-lCarl Garcia (senior) (Continued from Page One) and Harry Abeyta (junior) won dojble this by 1951. It is expected O Amateur Fighters O b. jf ks ee - 30-0- 6. FOUND Pair of childs and adult FOR SALE New Pianos and glasses in vicinhy 8th West. Organs. Piano tuning and reInquire 142 Whitmore. pairing. House of Music, Price Theatre Building. matFOR SALE Day bed and tress. Call at 341 Columbia Dr. FOR GENUINE factory built parts Mrs. Ray H. Gilison, for Dodge and Plymouth cars see BOnnell Garage, 154 East ONLY $2.50 FOR TYPING State Main, Price. tax and Federal income papers. Day or evening until 9 p. m., BOARDERS WANTED Mrs. C. O. Steele, 328 Columbia Drive. except Sundays. Phone Dru-cil- la Powell, 952, Price, or 153 FOR SALE Band Instruments, West 2nd North. accordions, guitars, sheet muFOR SALE New Maytag, $175 sic and musical gifts. The cash. Call at 347 B any time HOUSE OF MUSIC Price after 5 P, M. Theatre Building. IS YOUR CAR COMPLETELY ATTENTION MINERS. Fine COVERED in case of polliston, home cooked meals and rooms fire or theft? If not, see Leo C. in private home in Price. 157 Henrie. 344 C. Ave., Dragerton North 4th East. Phone 815, Farmers Automobile .Insurance. BOARDERS WANTED 328 CoALL KINDS OF CAKES made to lumbia Dr, order in my home,- - Decorated a and cokes EXPERT TAILORING and alterbirthday wedding ations on both mens and womspecialty. Mrs. Walter Whit1-- " bum, 167 Grassy Trail. ens clothing. 326 Columbia. These Amazing Mormons By Joseph H. Weston Monday contest? 1 156-'- b -- We$ton Publishing Co. P. O. Box 626 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - aoco- On Fdward 48 lH Clyde Moore dec " , E:l King TKO RVnh C'a-- k Calvin Hansen Niel 175-!- b. won by Cut? TTv-o- d' -m 1 y fi c b. ' watha. Martin 124-l- b. March Bezyack, Jack Carbon, TKO over East Bale-ma- n, Hiawatha. 132-l- b. Joe Atencio, East Carbon, dec. Manuel Palacious, Helper; Clayton Neilsen, Price, dec. Dallee Montoya, Helper. 140-l- b. Carl Garcia, East Carbon, TKO over Don Razley, Hiawatha; Harry Abeyla, East Carbon, dec. Jack Best, Price. 148-l- b. Clyde Moore, East Carbon, dec. Gene Mockman, Price. , ez 1-- 2. Bill King, East Carbon, TKO over Dan Ruden, Helper; Ralph Raul Franco, East Carbon, TKO over Vaughn Wilson, Price. Outstanding battlers of the tournament, according to the judges were Carl Garcia, Frank Abeyta, Henry Maes, Harry Abeyta and Charles Dixon. March 3 THURSDAY ONLY CROSSED TRAILS SMART POLITICS Utah more prosperous March The opening of the new Wasatch store in Sunnydale on February 19th was a great success. Hundreds of people were there during the afternoon and many were well paid for their trip. The three grand prizes went to people in Columbia, Price and Castle Gaie but there were many other prizes such as a Sunbeam mixer, electric grill, electric hot plates, men's overalls, nylon hose, delicious apples, flour, hams, baskets of groceries and many other things. During the afternoon the people- were entertained by accordion numbers by Jimmy Eaquinto and several songs by the Preston sisters. A public card party for men and womefi was held in the school house Wednesday night of last week. It was sponsored by the and is the first of several things planned to raise money to buy a piano for the - de P-T- A DANCE 4-- 5 FIGHTER Sun-nysi- industries every SATURDAY FRIDAY 2$unnijclaie - FEATURE DOUBLE 156-l- b. that trying to make cinecolor In Sunnijdicle "My shift boSs says chance WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Wedding Rites mining and smelting V...V ac yai Theatre Solemnized to double again by 1960. Coal is .he only fuel available in quantity enough to satisfy this demand. In order to generate the steam plants Miss Bertha Duran, daughter of for this one company alone in Mr. and Mrs. Jl Duran of Dragcentral California in 1960 would erton and Thomas Carrillo, son of ' take 85 of all the coal now 'Mr. and Mrs. M. Carrillo of Galmined in the state of Utah Thu lup, New Mexico, were married at maxi cn F.i-dujut one company in one field. 8' 00 oclock nuptial 25. The single ring Feoruary Fa.-- t Carbon wiin its king of at the tne coal still looks to the most ceremony was perfoimed Favv,th Good Chuicn Shepherd ba-i- c industry of them all, the ther J. A Sanders officiating. industry for its mam outlet The bade was given in mar- although iL coal can be used by her father. She woie a riage for many other industries. ' white bridal gown and cairieJ Kauer has already made tests carnations.' Matron of honor an , 'oward opening a new mine in best man were the brides aunt Fat Carbon. The logical conclu- and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. r,. Mai-qusion is that it will mean more of Dragerton. Mrs. Marquez more was attired in a blue gown with coal produced here and manpower employed. At present a rose corsage. Fast Carbon produces approxi- j The coupie were honored at a home of the mately 50 7o of all the coal mined reception at the ' brides parents. They took a wedin Utah. There will befluctuations ac- ding trip to Gallup, New Mexico. cording to the economy of the nation but the long run will see East Carbon being one of the brightest spots in the nation. The natural resource of coking coal in East Carbon assures it a future second to none in the country. without giving her tyesl pb" EPragerton Duran Carillo y, Nichols declared winner and will make trip to finals ;n Sat T ake Citv Monday Nights RrsuHs 85-l- b Geno He'n" dc Clifford Woodruff. Briest, Helper, dec. Jim Forsyth Price: Tom Davenport Hiawatha, dec. Art Dalpiaz, Helper 92-lCharles Dixon, ast Carbon, dec. Gene Larsen, Helper. 100-l- b. Max Ainge, TW TKO over Larry Anderson, Price. 108-l- b. Albert Robles, East Carbon, dec. Tony Gonzales, Help- -, dec. er; Garrold Best, Price, Lloyd Asay, Hiawatha. 116-l- b. Henry Maes, Fast Car- ' bon, dec. Dallas Davenport, HiaCo-k- 1 sR-t- b. t GET YOUR COPY TODAY At your favorite newsstand or bookstore, OR $1 Postpaid by mall from Carbon SQUADRON Technicolor In MONDAY SUNDAY March 6-- 7 Matinee on Sunday HULLS OF HOME school. Although the attending crowd was not as large as expected, many tickets were sold. The crowd that attended enjoyed themselves and financially it was a huge success. Mrs. Mary Daily and - Karen, Mrs. Alice Kloster and Mrs. Fox motored to Grand Junction, Colorado, Sunday and expect to be back Wednesday. Mrs. Daily was called there by the death of a relative. . TO for develop Your Favorite ment would be like Orchestra IONE.YA.OROP EVERY SATURDAY trying to grow crops NIGHT without water!' AT gener- - hydro-electr- ic N Z Inn 7-- UP BOTTLING CO., Price, Utah utah minino association ONLY A DOLLAR .A but many dollars, deposited regularly at this bank, can help you build security, and have the pther good things you want. - "WE must -- To gr!! serve our new industries. so YOU can" more jobs THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PRICE more payrolls PIONEER BANK we are spending $61,000,000 in more opportunity for youth five years to be sure there will more taxes for better schools and be plenty of electricity. OF EASTERN a UTAH Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation This n money stays here and means w i ' p odfcfeppjp i . UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. , A TAXWWO COMPANY - You Bring Your Truck to Control rA&CK HEADQUARTERS Fok :xperi Engine Tune-u- Service p tiS.1 "( ARE Hroys OOO Lheiktni Iming Checking lOW rlnr 0UR TRUCK OP YPP cost end IS HAPPY.' 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