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Show THE Page Four Tic ddvtcae Ladies Major Keg League Starts Action Who is Satisfied Six-Tea- With Utah Fishing The Utah State Fish and Game Department may get some hot criticism from some quarters but one sportsman, at least, has much to say for the department. Criticism comes easily but there are few who will take the time to give credit where credit is due and a little encouragement often times goes a lot further to bring about better conditions. In a letter to Governor J. Bracken Lee, Dr. W. Hyde Cowley, Salt Lake City, has the following to say about fishing in the state of Utah: "Because of the unfavorable criticism that has been directed by some against the game - department regarding the fishing in Utah, I want to take this opportunity of expressing my appreciation for the good fishing I have experienced this year. "Each Friday I close my office and take to the streams nearby. Some weeks I take both Friday and Saturday off. I have fished the Weber, the Provo, East Canyon, Lost Creek, Deer Creek and the Duchesne. Not once have I come back without fish. Once I caught only one, but most of the times I have come back wi'h a limit or nearly one. During the season I have also fished in Idaho and Wyoming, and when I fished streams in those states of the size comparable with the streams I have fished here in Utah, the fishing did not come close to that I have experienced all summer in our own state. I am amazed that our fishing is as good as it is, when I consider the beating both our lake and streams take. Director (Perry) Egan and your boys in the Fish and Game Department are doing a splend'd job, and I hope some of the ingrates dont make you think otherwise." m Monday night, September 17, the Ladies Major league got under way with six teams going into action. The mens bowling teams are expected to get started in a few days. In the first round Hamms won three points from Oliveto Furniture and Appliance who won only one point, the Pill Rollers lost all four points to the Helper Journal team and Service Cleaners and Johnnys tied with two points each. Kay Allison rolled the high game of the night getting 209, Dean Pierottl did almost as well with 205. Provo Golf Team Beats Carbon In Close Tourney two touchdowns, Registering two extras and a safety the Mesa Mavericks Saturday night scored a 16-- 7 win over the Carbon college Golden Eagles at Lincoln park at Grand Junction. The Mavericks rolled over for their first marker in less than six minutes of playing time after the opening whistle. Carbons defensive team showed promise in this opening nonleague encounter while the offensive team gave every indication of needing a lot more work. Paul Durrant and LaMar Hussey, Eagle tackles, were the mainsprings in the defensive lineup while Howard Peters, Eagle right half, was the standout on the offense. The first scoring drive started when Jim Veraldi recovered a Carbon fumble on the Carbon 15. On the next play the Carbon team was penalized five for offsides placing the ball on the Carbon 10. After again to the eight and an offsides that placed the ball back on the 14, Bob Brown skirted left end to score and Dean Jensen converted to make the score 0. The golf team from Provo led by Pro Jimmy Thompson, defeated Tony Macaluso's Carbon squad Sunday, 8 to 7, in a close match that wasnt decided until the last match was in. The inter-clu- b contest was the first of a series. Provo will be host to the Carbonites on Sunday, September 30. Individual team results were: Jack Brimm, Karl Tucker, Provo, 0; Bill Johnston, Lem Shiner, Price, 2. Lloyd Booth, Fred Fredericks, Provo, 0; Rip Collins, A1 Passic, Price, 3. Reed Boshard, Bill Bredesen, Provo, 0; Harold Morley, Gerald Oviatt, Price, 2. Roy Kump, Bill Barrett, Provo, 2; Duane Steele, Paul Underwood, Price, 0. L. Wilde, Joe Moore, Provo, 0; D. Dimmick, Ed Marchetti, Price, The Mavericks chalked up two more points midway in the second quarter, when they blocked an Eagle punt and Jim Smith fell on the ball behind the end zone. During the remainder of the second quarter and for the entire third frame the Mavericks pushed the Eagles around the field almost at will and threatened seriously on three occasions to score, but lacked the power in the clutches. During the fourth quarter it was a different story, with the Eagles dominating in every department. Early in the fourth Howard Peters, fleet Eagle back, emerged from a whole flock of Eagle and Maverick players, and raced 53 yards to score. Elvin Julianos kick was good and the score stood at 7. The final Maverick T. D. came in the final quarter, when with only 25 seconds to go, Bob Brown, 0. half, raced around left end right Tom Worthington, Gordon to score up. Dean JenCrane, Provo, 2; Tony Macaluso, sens kickstanding was good and final C. Overturf, Price, O. 16. Jack Duckett, Jay Allen, Pro- count was East teams Both played fine defenvo, 1; Bill Lines, Ruel Redd, sive ball, but the Eagles couldnt Price, 0. J. Thompson, Bill Griffith, get going on offense until the Begin third quarter. ll Provo, 3; Pres Summerhays, Shiner, Price, 0. Following the match, a buffet was served to the Price and lunch East Carbon bowling is moving Provo players by the Country into high gear and into a domin- club. Remarks were made by ant place in the activities schedand' Pres Summer-hay- s Bill Johnston ule of the area. Two ladies leagand of Price, Jimmy Thompues have been organized and will Provo. The visiting golfers son, on and bowl Wednesdays were high in their Tuesday praise of the at the Sunny bowl. course. The East Carbon ladies major league started to bowl last WedBur-di- s. nesday night, September 12 at and Kaiser Ettes, Dorothy 7:30. The other league plana to start Tuesday, September 18. It The E. C. L. National league will be known as the East Carbon will elect officers and choose Ladies National League. captains before they start to bowl Officers elected for the E. C. L. Tuesday night. A meeting for the East Carbon major league are as follows: President, Lilly Tollis; vice president, Major league (for men) will be Ether Tollis; Secretary, Nellie held Sunday, September 23 at Holland; Treasurer, Yvonne Della 6:30 p.m. This meeting includes Corta. all the men in East Carbon Team captains are as follows: whether employed at Kaiser, CoMiners Trading Post, Dolly Stella; lumbia or Horse Canyon mines, Nicks club, Evelyn Burke; Drag-erto- n or in any other business in the Cleaners, Lillian Milano, East Carbon area. 16-m- an Carbon Keglers Activities For Coming Season Thursday, September 20, 1951 E geri, Attorney for said Estate, a.m., said estrays are described Court House, Price, Utah, on or as follows: Buckskin mare, approximatbefore the 31st day of October, 1951, ely 8 years old, no brand left hip knocked visible, (S) SALVATORE MELE Administrator with the down, has about a two month Will Annexed of the Esold colt. tate of Domenico Mele, . JOE HOLMAN, Sheriff of Carbon County and Deceased. A. JOHN RUGGERI, Atpound keeper of the Northwest Pretorney for Administrator with the Will Annexed, cinct. Court House, Price, Utah. First Published: Sept. 20, 1951 First Published: August 30, 1951 Last Published: Sept. 27, 1951. Last Published: Sept. 20, 1951. NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS IN COURT COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTHE DISTRICT WITHIN AND FOR CARBON TY, CARBON COUNTY. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Notice is hereby given that the In the Matter of the Estate of Board of Commissioners ROBERT J. SCHULTZ, also some- will offer County for sale the following times known as R. J. SCHULTZ, described property of Carbon Deceased. County which is of no further use Probate No. 2021 to said county: NOTICE TO CREDITORS Used fencing consisting of apCreditors will present claims 1" x 7000FBM proximately unwith vouchers attached to the 12 and 2 x 4 used lumber, dersigned administratrix at her random lengths. residence at Price, Utah, or to Bids will be received by the her attorney, Therald N. Jensen, board until 5:00 p.m., October 20, at his office at Price, Utah, on or before the 31st day of October, Mavericks Chalk Up 16-- 7 Win Over Eagles ROfRT Heres One Angler SUN-ADVOCAT- 9-- La-Ve- Score by quarters: NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Mary Jones, also known as Mary L. Jones, also known as Mrs. Mary L. Jones, and being one and the same person, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Castle Gate, Utah, or to Ruggeri and Gibson, At- 1951. torneys at Law, Price, Utah, on or before the 19th day of January, A. D. 1952. (S) TRACY JONES Administrator with the Wlil Annexed of the Estate of Mary Jones, also known as Mary L. Jones, also known as Mrs. Mary L. Jones, and being one and the same person, deceased. RUGGERI AND GIBSON for AdminiAttorneys First National strator, Bank Building, Price, Ut. First Published: August 30, 1951 Last Published: Sept. 30, 1951 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Minerva Hanks, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Price, Utah, or to Ruggeri and Gibson, attorneys at law, Price, Utah, on or before the 19th day of January, A. D. KATHRYN M. 1951, after which time said board will consider same. The county reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. Board of County Commissioners B. H. YOUNG, County Clerk. Published September 20, 1951. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CARBON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. In the Matter of the Estate of LENORE C. BRYNER, Deceased. Probate No. 1901. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditors will present claims with vouchers attached to the undersigned executor at the office of his attorney, Therald N. Jensen, at his office in Price, Utah, on or before the 21st day of November, 1951. (S) FRANK D. BRYNER (S) THERALD N. JENSEN, Attorney for Executor, Price, Utah. First Published: Sept. 20, 1951. Last Published: October II, 1951. WELSH Administratrix of the Estate of Robert J. Schultz, also known as R. J. Schultz, deceased. THERALD N. JENSEN Attorney for Administratrix, Price, Utah First Published: August 30, 1951 Last Published: Sept. 20, 1951 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Leland E. Whitmore, also known as Leland Whitmore, also known as L. E. Whitmore, and being one and the same person, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Price, Utah, or to Ruggeri and Gibson, Attorneys at Law, Price, Utah, on or before the 30th day of November, A. D. 1951. (S) BELMONT RICHARDS, Administrator of the Estate of Leland E. Whitmore, also known as Leland Whitmore, also known as L. E. Whit1952. more, and being one and the (S) DONNA HANKS DUPIN same person, deceased. Administratrix of the Estate RUGGERI & GIBSON, Atof Minerva Hanks, deceased. torneys for Administrator, First National Bank BuildRuggeri and Gibson, Attorneys for Administraing, Price, Utah. First Published: Sept. 20, 1951 trix, First National Bank Utah. Last Published: Oct. 11, 1951 Building, Price, First Published: Sept. 6, 1951 NOTICE 1951 Last Published: Sept. 27, STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CARBON, ss. CARBON COUNTY, STATE OF IN THE NORTHWEST PREUTAH CINCT OF PRICE, CARBON In the Matter of the Estate of COUNTY, UTAH. I have in my possession the folDOMENICO MELE, Deceased. Probate No. 1962 lowing described estray animals NOTICE TO CREDITORS which, if not claimed and taken their away, will be sold at public aucwill present Creditors claims with vouchers attached to tion to the highest bidder at the Administrator Posse Corral in the Northwest the undersigned with the Will Annexed at his re- Precinct of Price, Carbon County, sidence at 138 South 3rd West, Utah, on Monday, the 1st day of Price, Utah, or to A. John Rug October, 1951, at 10:00 oclock A loiver-price- Paint Brush Handy For Cleaning Wheel Bearings Our favorite mechanic aays that when you service your wheel bearings, be sure to wash them thoroughly in clean sol- vent and dry them before re- lubricating. He uses a small stiff paint brush as shown below. : . . paint brush use brush to wash oil old wheel bearing grease from around balls or rollers ture s in roller or ball bearings in automobiles, trucks and tractors. Call us about it Fast, courteous service is the basic policy of our local business. 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