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Show Bateman Jewelry dropped the Barrus Motor team for 4 points. High for Bateman's was Ernie Weyland with games of 201 and 207 for a 588 series Teammate Caldwell Drug 32 20 Dave Fernau had a (209) 571 ser30 Bateman Jewelry 22 ies. "Pop Partridge had a (201) Tooele Beverage 232 2f.'2 541 series. for Barrus Motor High 24 4 274 Barrus Motor was Tim Ablett with games of Tooele Drug 24 28 208 and 213 for a 597 senes. TeamCaldwell Drug remained on top mate Nick Thomas had a (215) of the league, despite a two point 534 series. The Tooele Drug won 3 points split with Tates Conf. High for from the Tooele Beverage team Caldwells was Keith Oveson with a 558 series. High for Tates was High for the Tooele Drug was Ray Barton with a 561 series, Cib Hanna and Deb Long. Jim Jones had a (203) 555 series. John Paulos had a (213) 525 ser- Major League BONUS DAYS ARE HERE! Barnis Motor was Tim for Tooele Abiett.Q was High Beverage Mike Mogus with a (212) 547 ser- les. Friday, November Tooee Transcript 20, 19 59 m Other hatchery ponds are filled at present with fmgerling trout in various sizes which through care and feeding will become next seasons catchables as they are stocked into the hard fished streams and smaller still, waters. BIRTHDAY Rayna and Ranay FOURTH Feuerbach, birthday party on Monday, Nov. 9. in celebration of their fourth birthday. They are twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs Eldon Teuerbach. Games were played and lunch served. Two birthday cakes were the center of interest. Guests were: Debby and Robert Shubert, Marie Christen and sen, Billy England, Carolyn Marilyn Conder, Leah Dawn BarThe ies. ney, and Tommie McKay. nice High for Tooele Beverage was twins received some very Mike Mogus with a 583 series. gifts. Bill Buckingham had games of There are 1,750,000 Americans 211 and 213 for a 550 series. In a make up game, Barrus who have had TB. They risk reMotor won three points from the lapse unless their general health Tooele Beverage team. High for is maintained at a high level. wete honored at gresses these will include rain bow, brook, brown, kokanee, walleyes and mackinaw counring into the many millions of eggs. a Yes, it is a cold weather period of great activity at the twelve hatcheries for the department of fish and game workmen there, as they process and mature the millions of eggs and fishes in preparation for the warm weather of 1960 when most anglers are again going afield to their favorite fishing holes. -- HOMS for for your 1960 machinery needs SALE Beautiful two bedroom home near Tooele high school. This shape, carpeting, drapes and range lovely home is in are all included. GE gas furnace, on the sewer, lovely garage. $9,500 is a reasonable asking price. Low down payment LUOKIIMJ UVfcK lltivIS tor the Veterans Gift Shops are Legion Auxiliary members L to R: Ann Russell, rehabilitation chair tip-to- p Well Pay H You a frig EARLY TRADER'S mm ? Collect at the rate of 6 on your down paymer.t Collect 6 per annum on n trade-iyour a cash e Get double value bonus plus IH features quality The sooner you deal more you save Let us figure your deal . the TODAY Pugh Implement & Machine Shop 24 N Pinehurst Phone 590 FHA. Here is a wonderful older eight room home with two acres of ground plus ten shares of irrigation water. This brick and frame home near Tooeles schools could be a large family home or arranged Into two fine apartments as there is already two complete bathrooms. See this fine property selling for $11,000, down payment can be arranged. Five room home in Lincoln, Tooele County. This fine home has a large lot, carport, roomy living room, kitchen, bath, two bedrooms and large family room. A part basement and only eight years old. You couldnt buy the building material for the asking price of $4,800. See to appreciate. Here is another lovely home near Tooele high school and the West Grade School. Three bedrooms, carpeting, drapes, storm doors, gas furnace, hardwood floors, on the sewer, living room, kitchen, bath and three bedrooms. The fine garage has basement under garage. This property should appraise FHA for more than the asking price of $11,500. For lovely used home values or wonderful new Homes by MODERN HOME BUILDERS, Call American Lemon man, Betty Dow, president and Jessie Aldous i Bils bout Buffaloes Auxiliary Aids Vels Cifl Shop .s By Bobble Carmack In the middle of January, the of Tooele dtama department High will present the second play Each year a Gift Shop is set of the season. The forthcoming up at the Veterans Hospitals in presentation will be different Salt Lake City, to enable veterans from the comedy they presented having no monetary income to earlier. The play, "Desperate chose gifts for their families. a by Joseph Hayes is Hours, This year the Gift Shop will op- tense drama. erate from December third thru 'Tony Padgen is student direc12th. tor and Sherry Minor is promptor. Rehabilitation chairman, Ann Members of the cast include: Russell and Jessie John Liddell, Donna Broadhead, Aldous, have been busy the past Bill Mueller, Linda Nelson, Joey Glen Harris, Bruce few weeks, gathering gifts for Liddell, Londa this project, and have been very Black, Ron Milburn and Gowans. successful. "Facination was the theme of All gifts are new and variety the annual Girls League dance. reigns supreme, monetary value of It was the first, girls preference this donation w'as $116.72. Gifts dance of the year. were donated by members of the Shades of pink were used to Past Presidents Club of Unit 17, decorate the multi purpose room. members of Unit 17 and many The dance was of these not members others, Tom Tate was elected dance groups. A special thanks is given king and his lovely date, Karen to all who so graciously donated White, reigned as queen. to the Gift Shop and the ones who The couples danced to the music will be most grateful are the pa- of Afton Pitt and the "Sophisti-cats- . tients, now confined in the V.A. hosDitals. Finalists in the beard growing semi-forma- l. Atkin Realty & Construction 324 South Main Street Phone 1335 Busy Period Begins for Fidi Hatcheries Most Utah anglers will put their tackle and other equipment away for the winter following the close of the general fishing season, 30 Nov. Most will only talk fishing from now until Old Sol again swings to the north enough to begin warming streams and lake waters. Just the opposite is true of the men who man the states twelve fish hatcheries. For this is a busy time at these hatcheries as the work load builds up in preparation for the 1960 angling year. This Is the period when hatchery ponds and troughs fill rapidly with the small fish hatched from eggs taken from spawn-er- s at two of the hatcheries and purchased from commercial hatchery sources. As the winter pro contest were judged Friday morning. The three judges were members of the faculty, Mrs. Lynn, Mark-wortMr. Skidmore and Mr. Roger Gregrich was selected because he had the longest and fullest beard. Gary Myers, with his red beard, took top honors for the most colorful having beard. Ed Jardine had the softest; and Richard Kelly was acclaimed for having courage enough to enter the contest. Two girls also entered the contest and gave many of the fellows stiff competition. Mickey Strieby and Betty Lane were prizes for entering. Their prizes were toy shaving kits. This week the Juniors finished taking the Cooter Interest Tests. These examinations are given to determine what the interests of the students include. A section of the tests are devoted to determining the students physical abilities Beauty Si,top BEA STEWART TIDWELLS BEAUTY j a SALON is now located at 71 South First a - - j" p -- East in Tooele $ I Please call it 1223 for appointment1, a it Open W ednesday, F riday and a 3 Saturday from 9 A,M. to 6 P,M. a also. When the question of the length of a mines life is aJkid about Kennecotts Bingham Canyon Mine, there is only one answer. It will live only as long as management can keep it operating profitably. There are many factors involved in profitable operations. Basically, the Bingham Mine, like any other Utah business, can continue to earn a profit only by competing successfully. But successful competition depends on such unpredictable and uncon trollable elements as the varying demand for copper, its fluctuating materials. price and the substitution of other The problem is further complicated by the need to control the costs of production, which include such items as the payroll, supplies and services, and taxes. The obligation to solve the many difficult problems connected with keeping Kennecott a profitable business, rests solely with management. No one can foretell the exact length of the mines life. But this much can be foretold effective management practices are the only key to extending the life line to its maximum length. Utah Copper Division ll ONLY! TH EL One Ten Pound Turkey .... with the purchase of any 1954 or newer automobile! Eonnccott Copper Corporation PROUD TO BE PART OP A GROWIM.G UTAH A Mantes Used Car Supermarket 23 South Main Street Phone 860 |