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Show Thursday, March 17, 1949 THE Garda Only Carbon Eastern Utah Entry in State AAU to Take Title Three representatives of the Price Elks club participating in the state AAU boxing bouts held ' in Salt Lake City last week entered the final round and of these only one, Carl Garcia, Dragerton, emerged as a winner. This is Gar- second cias straight year as a state AAU winner. Last ' ' : was I i year & chosen as the Car I Garcia out standin fighter in the beginner group and this year he took the same honors for being the best contestant in the junior division. He received two trophies, one for winning the title in his weight class and the other for his being chosen the outstanding fighter in his division. Garcia tkoed his first opponent on Monday night and in the second round he won by default to clear the way for him into the final round. The other two Price Elks fighters who entered the final round were Clyde Moore and Harold Cunningham. Coming Attractions AT Towne Theatre WELLINGTON, UTAH One Show Nightly at 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY FRIDAY 8 March HUMPHREY BOGART TREASURE OF Approved Charter Ball Team Monday The Eastern Utah Rifle Club has received its charter from the National Rifle Association with complete approval. The rifle club is just waiting on a change in the weather conditions to put the final touches on its rifle range and to open the 1949 season. Some changes had to be madeon the range to come up to the National Associations requirements. When this is completed the present plans call for an inter-clu- b match. Events are all set. There will be a 50 and 100 yard, standing and prone with the small bore; 100 yards, standing and prone, 200, 300, and 400 prone with the A trophy will be awarded for the best all around The Sunnyside ball team, last years coal league champions, are getting an early start for the 1949 season. A business meeting was held on Friday, March 4, to lay plans for the coming season. The first pressing item to solve was that of finances. Arrangements were made to have a boxing card on this coming Monday, March 21, at the Sunnyside school. Many local fighters have been contacted and booked. Tickets for adults are $1.00 and for students 50c. Tommy Mahon, Doug Tollis, Cyril Driggs and Lyle Driggs are serving on the finance committee. Extensive work is being planscore. Medals will be given for ned on the ball diamond for the the leaders in each group. coming season. Efforts are also The officers of the club are being made to erect bleachers for Burke Hyatt, president; Maurice the spectators. vice president; Charlie Daily, Compagni, range officer; Farny Price Junior High to Farnsworth, executive officer, and Play in Ferron Tilts Tommy Mahan, secretary and treasurer. The Price junior high school basketball teams, the ninth and tenth grade cagers, have been inNotre Dame Downs vited to participate in an Emery Judge Memorial, 25-2- 7 county jupior high school round The Notre Dame junior high robin tournament to be held at school basketball team Tuesday Ferron on March 24, 25 and 26. night turned back an invading According to Silas W. Anderson, Judge Memorial team from Salt the principal, the invitation has Lake City by a score of 27 to 25. been accepted. Fitzwater, consistent high scorer, led the Notre Dame attack with The first agricultural experi11 tallies. Next Tuesday the Notre ment station in the United States Dame team will travel to Ogden was established at Wesleyan uniwhere they will meet the St. Jos- versity, Middletown, Connecticut in 1878. eph team. 30-0- 0. Moore also gained a tko in his first bout of the tournament and followed this up with a second tko in the second round. He dropped the last round by a decision. The following are the results effecting participants from here in the AAU bouts: CARTOON ONLY TEX GRANGER NO. 5 non-servi- ce service-connect- service-connect- beginner, Norman ing made to give tuberculosis 1 March and Scott Randolph Nancy Kelly in 20-2- ., of these new drugs streptomycin been beneficial in some instances, but doctors say that it should not be used in all cases and more research must be done before its true worth can be dehas termined. Hospital and ployees who come? tuberculosis at regular interval Program, nearly Bents and employ0 M patf As a preventive measure, all patients who enter a VA hospital annually. il The 1949 Shift Is to SUGAR BEETS '0TJ a: 1 Price Prospects Are Good have been declining with alarming Agricultural prices generally "3 one-ha- lf little as for as their prices of speed. Many crops are selling a year ago. However, under the Sugar Act, sugar prices have increased above levels which prevailed during 1948. ONLY March 23 Starring Yvonne DeCarlo Peter Lorre Tony Martin Marta Toren ffllCl of in areas of the Freezing Southwest reduced work opportunities during the season. Our labor of good quality agents report that the prospect for an adequate supply 1941. since labor is better than in any year Your fieldman will be glad to arrange at your convenience for yOW seed and for an adequate supply of dependable fertilizer and advise on a well prepared, fertile you where such is available. Early planting seed bed assures maximum yields. 24-2- 147-l- THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE WHEN BUYING SUGAR, SPECIFY CARTOON 1 rcL . East Main, Price D. S TEK 1 Tayloi to sel SW AND 16 T excha 30, SUPPLIES T. This sDow . . Greater Profits chanj objec with has 1 withi pubb Man. First Last Gardening has become a favorite outdoor family pastime. It will soon be season for digging and planting. Order now from our complete line of garden in fact, we carry everything to make your garden os tools, seeds, fertilizers cess. If you have a problem, come in and we can help you solve it. ... fertilizers Tractor Flower and Garden Seeds Lawn Mowers Farm Wagon Mower '3 Disk Harrow Pruning shears, garden cultivators, saws, plows, hoses, rakes, sprinklers, Grain Drill pf gtf Everything for Spike Tooth Harrow The Famous John Deere Line tea 31 P1 064847 NEEDS 5 PRECISION IrstF Bah, CLEMENT mat. mmo GummEoeum AWUERE. m FINEST EVER SCIENTIFIC Price, ven tors, paints. i. Attorne N liec Disk Tiller p. san JJGGI Feb. J cm to m mi mIf com TOW BUmt POPE f. to, Office. b., Prior to the last war the expenditures of our highway tourists reached a total of more than 100 million dollars annually. also KViA HOLLY 175-lb- Starring RONALD REAGAN ELEANOR PARKER EVE ARDEN as HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION 135-lb- THURSDAY FRIDAY 5 March Don last 135-lb- NEWS AND SHORTS (S) nex 147-lb- CASBAH & Adn 135-lb- WEDNESDAY fastis Labor Prospects Are Good the winter vegetable weather many For More Production 135-lb- CARTOON one ifl Lort-che- ., beginner, Clyde Moore, Price, tkoed Gary Colmere, Salt Lake Boys club. ., junior, Carl Garcia, Price Elks, tkoed Ralph Bankhead, Salt Lake Boys club. WEDNESDAY RESULTS ., beginner, Clyde Moore, Price Elks, tkoed Sterling Diamond, Provo VFW . Diamond failed to answer the bell for the second round. ., junior, Carl Garcia, Price, won by default over Frank Dillingham, Ogden Elks. FRIDAY NIGHT FINALS ., junior, Carl Garcia, Price Elks, decisioned Alonzo Von Baur, Salt Lake Boys club. beginner, Billy Child, Davis high school, decisioned Clyde Moore, Price Elks. ., beginner, Wendell Haskell, State school, decisioned Harold Cunningham, Price Elks. ( Estate as MECHANIZE Elks. FRONTIER MARSHAL vet- research has been Extensive of new drugs for use made in the tuberculosis. One of the treatment lyron r, beginner, Budd Salt Lake Boys club, won by default over Henry Piaz, Price 126-lb- MONDAY ed erans the best medical care obtainable. As a result, many have been able to overcome their illness and return to their own com 112-lb- ., ed non-servi- ce combines to increase the efficiency of your farming methods . . . increase the amount of your production and profits. Styled and available to suit your individual farming needs. Evans, Salt Lake Boys club, decisioned Henry Maes, Price Elks. 118-lb- ., beginner, Toby Salazar, Salt Lake Boys club, decisioned Martin Bezyack, Price Elks. SHORTS Veterans Administration reports. The number is increasing at the rate of about 400 each month. VA said that the total of connected cases is greater, although no reliable figures for this group are available. Doctors believe that the peak of this disease among veterans will not be reached for some time. To keep pace with any increase in demand for hospitalization of tuberculous veterans, VA is planning to add four new tuberculosis hospitals to the 18 already in operation. In addition, the agency will continue to set aside a number of beds for tuberculosis patients in other VA hospitals. VA pointed out that all cases receive prompt attention, and if a bed is not immediately available in a VA hospital, a veteran with a disability may be sent to a private hospital at government expense, if necessary. The law provides that connected cases will be treated if beds are available and if the veteran states that he is unable to pay for treatment. VA said that every effort is be- Weve everything from tractors to water pumps to TUESDAY RESULTS Hillary Brook In LET S LIVE AGAIN munities to lead active, produc tive lives. qualified Shortage of trained, a continuing personnel has been Approxi problem in all hospitals. full-tim- e physicians mately 600 now trained in tuberculosis are clinand serving in VA hospitals ics. The VA also has the cooperof many outstanding private ation Eighty-si- x thousand veterans who take a prominent are suffering from tuberculosis as phvsicians part in the tuberculosis program. a result of their war service, the 135-lb- 19 Taylor Holmes and SUNDAY ., beginner, Calvin Hansen, Price Elks, decisioned Gaynor Hansen, Sait Lake Boys club. ., junior, Frank Dillingham, Ogden Elks, decisioned Henry Washington, Price Elks. 135-lb- SIERRA MADRE March Club Receives Fight Card to be Held by Sunnyside MONDAY RESULTS 118-lb- ., beginner, Toby Salazar, Salt Lake Boys club, decisioned Joe Atencio, Price Elks. 17-1- SATURDAY Rifle SUN-ADVOCA- South First West the Gardener at COMMISSION compact Pric |
