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Show trophy. The team fought hard for the championship, but Cedar College proved to be a lit THIS WEEK IN V.t By Doom Bortor fter Minersville :rls Mr. Basil Rollins. and Mr and Mrs. Kay Davis, James Eyre. Mr. and Mrs John sponsored Goldie Adams is still a n ec-on- M-Me- tent at the Milford also Mrs Dawns 1 . Dais A family pa- I Talbot, mother of Mrs Fern Craw, Cedar City is ill in seriously The Primary officers and teachers starting to ring door bells ut 7 o'clock Monday night, starting the birthday penny drive for the Primary Children's Hospital After gathering the pennies the officers and teachers met at the church and enjoyed home made ice cream. All Set Now! ... Windshield crystal clear oil checked . . . tires with correct pressure . . . battery in working order . . . water lank filled! Youe all set to go now with these services we offer you. when you driro in for For smooth driving, head your car our way! All machinery and trucks or cars not in daily use must be removed from and stores by Saturday, Feb Town Doard 20th. George Marshall is a patient the Iron County Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ontzen have been here to be with Mrs. Out- zen's father. in Schramm's Auto Service i Dealer i H J ' Mr. and Mrs Kay Barnson of Junction, Utah, were week end visitors at the home of Mrs Augusta Marshall Mrs Tlret s -- i fir. 1 U ; 'WW! t Hric-I- i statu Co.. will bo bod of L i vl.i ! on v7i the richness they like in Old Sunny Brook Straight I ot slfyh.. ! D. C. Jaclcling x To Be Placed in Capitol mlnJ bronxo statue of Jackling, founder of year tho Utah Copper Co. and internationally known mining- engineer and industrialist, will tw placed in tho rotunda of the. Utah ?tat Capitol building early this summer. The statu fa being created by Or. Avard Fairbanks, noted sculptor who heads tho University of Utah School of Fin Arts, under a commission from the Sons of Utah Pioneer Jacklinit Memorial Commltteo. Directors of Kennecott Copper Corp. appropriated $35,000 for th statu Th statu will hi ii.. r th man fthos vision made r'Hible tho development of one of the world's largest roppei mines at o time when enoerirnccd mining men aid ore of sin h low grade could ao be - profitably. Col. Jaiklina ajfo dvelopil throrien ll .... Blend Drinkers: fl li You'll Uk mild 014 Sunny Brook Blend, .Sc f , OlO th world' fgvoriU Kentucky whUkeyl II i miua ruinlnK and procensiiiK thai ar usJ throu)(hout th w.nl.l today. In addition to founding Utah Coppr Co., Col. JacktinK had an important role in the operation of Nevada Oonolultd Copper Co Ray Conaolidated Copper (' Chino Copper Co.. and manv oth i mining and Industrial rorirntiota He retired aa an officer and dirte-toof moat of the mrpnrat irt in l'.IJl muI otisv livin (he San Francisco are Or Pairbunka niHlr two tiips to Ci JackliriK'a hinf t mtilte a hunt and aniHll tntir 'mn irnl ' to ahjdv I be nemnii'i' oio n 'hh vv ,. , ,i neei mininv Sunny Brook r "Cheerful as its Name" - Kentucky Blinded Whiikiy, 85 rroof. 65 Grain Ntutral Sptrfts. Kentucky StrilAt Bourbon Whlikiy, 86 Proof. The Old Sunny Brook Company, UuUvill. Kentucky ( 'f triHlil Nancy Marshall was guest of honor at a birthday party Mon day ngiht. Games were played, and prizes won by Margre . Bonner, Billy Fails and Ice cream and birthwere served. cake day Penny-Patterson- Grand Prize A Day li Being Given Away I Head For Your Dodge Dealer Right Now I A KM n Tl 0 fectS lie behind the low price you pay for gasoline: oil companies workcons tan tly through research to improve products and keep prices low, and they compete intensely for your patronage. That's why Standard opened the West's first petroleum research laboratory 32 years ago and invests about $6 million annually in research today. rfffiD 0 Q0o)D u gont Mew '54 Boclge! and fho use of an Grand Prises S9 I k ' Millions have found 4m v C Jackllng, fwndr f Utah Cppi prolimlnory works. At loft it four-fobwif that will bo wiod a medol for rlgM tho of Statue of An eiht-foo- t Col. Daniel C. Ill ! f Col. OonUI calo modol itotwoj dotail work on fho faco. Why. n Straight Bourbon I r1 Xijytfti gasoline mm tillf1 is a real bargain 1 Kentucky's finest Aa geV-toget- h Wednesday, the 10th. found brothers and sisters of Mrs Effie Marshall enjoying a birth day d nner in here honor Those at 'end n were Mr. and Mrs. Bill hutching and Mr and Mr and' I'.ii Uohn of Beaver. Mrs William Baker and Mrs Marie Rollins Atlas ::.;y I , Ubpriki : I n Alias Batteries In taste, quality, value . .At?8 held Thursday evening to hep ceh biate the birth anniversary A plate of Mrs Effse Marshall lunch was served to the well-wishers J FEB. 18, 19 34 "7" I Mr. and Mrs Ken Knight of d MflfordYZ MII.rOKI) UTAH) NEWS Hospital. Cedar City were week end visitors at the home of Mis Effie Marshall ( You re I i Williams he teams during the tournament Mr. Beth Evans has been Sponsors from here viiitin in Henderson. Nev., the LcoU Mathews. Donna G two past llin, Verlene Gray, Phyllis weeks, at the home of Erickson. Carla Marshall, Lu-i- l her mother. Thompson. Sandra Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rollins Ma ret a Myers. IXrothv Ere and son Lynn spent several and LaNae Davis days in Minersv!le 'visiting his Mrs. Verri parents, Mrr-an-d" Mr and Mrs Howard Pryor Rollins. were hosts to a square dance party Saturday evening Those Minersville toon couples enjoying the affair were place In the tourna Mr .and Mrs Jack Craw, Mr roent held at Milford last week, and Mrs Clinton Boyter. Mr and brought home a beautiful and Mrs Dick Davis, Mr. and M-Me- - Mrs Mrs JhSJ ik . , A - TO CELEBRATE 40 GREAT YEARS OF DODGE DEPENDABILITY! PRIZE A DAY FOR 40 DAYS) GRAND (A Sim X& 'j f J-- k ' ,'-,'j-'-'-- k k k k 2 weeks' vacation for two onywhor in the as. a. i All axpontos paid moats, hotolt, rtsorts, air or train frantportaKon I Now '54 Dodgo at your disposal tho wtiol Hmol Dodgo dovooi yovr pay for th two wooksl (At loast $300.00) An additional $500 "fun money" to (pond " or savo as yow ploasof ... PIUS 7000 cash prizes 23 a day! Mom' rA It's Fun! It's Easy to Entorl Tako your "Vacation Proviow Drive" in tho groatost Dodge car in 40 great Dodge years yC3 SC3 here. Thanks to competition, gasoline prices (aside from taxes) ha ve risen only 20 since 1925 ... less than Cr.3 rCC-- !t half as much as practically anything else beneyou buy. But there have been other fits for you, too. Research, motivated by imcompetition, has resulted in a steadily proving gasoline. Two gallons of modern gasoline do the work that required three in 1925, and this improvement has paved for lighter, much more efficient the way car engines that give you more power, No time to wat! Yesterday' conUt U over, today'a La toinj on, tomorrow'a if comlnj eoon. Win a fjand prize vacation for two by discovering the wonderful things about the new '54 Dodge: performance and economy. Competition and research have led to better gas station service, as well, and to the world-wid- e search that has discovered the largest known oil reserves in America's history. Last year alone, Standard Oil Company of California invested $225 million in exploration, new oil wells, and improved facilities to keep pace with our competition. The net result to you is better gasoline at prices which make it one of the real bargains in your family budget. STANDARD OIL COLIPAHY OF CALIFORNIA AAA PROVED ECONOMY WINNER Dodge topped all 8'a in the famous MobUgas Economy AAA PROVED Run-- . PERFORMANCE WINNER Dodge set more records for acceleration than any other American car in history. Your Friendly Doda Your fn.ty DooWrinouft Dster LUtlT OTOn CO. Brlwft Von-fo- nny AAA PROVED ENDURANCE WINNER Dodge set more marks for endurance and stam ina than any American car In history. DODGE Look at these 'Vacation Features" NEW! NEWI NEW! NEWI Now honors coma to Dodgo for its performance In off idol AAA runs. Tho Dodgo 8 has boon selected as Oftdal Dodjs PowoFJits fully automatic transmission Stepped ap ISO a n. Rod JUm V I Engine Dodji (uH tim Power Steorinf 0od Jtcquard apholstory fabrics. rocord-broakin- g V-- Pace Cor for tho 1954 The roomiest, readiest, most reliable car net-th- e price. "See America First" in the finest Dodge ever built. Dealer Can Holp You Win! Thomas. ABC-T- Bert Parks in "Braak Th 39 Bank- ,- ABC-T- V-- S OFFICIAL PACE CAB! Indionapoils 500-M2- o Race. Soo Him Today! Roy fk ftiii NBC Radio, 0?tq . Me'Iion Theatrs, Ccto CBS-T- Cii? |