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Show rice PONY League Game on Tap 7Zic , PORT CZcCvircade The Price PONY League will get under way Friday with Hiawatha and Wellington tangling at 4:30 p.m. The Sunday schedule has the first game starting at 1 p.m. with the Lions facing the Carbon Locker gang and at 3 p.m. the Wonder Bread boys crossing bats with Ahepa. All games on the schedule following those mentioned above will start at 5:30, it has been announced Tatton, by Maurice league president. All games will be played on the Price field. Open Fire Saturday Plans were completed this week for the opening of the Price American and National Boys Baseball Leagues Saturday. Players of all eight teams of the two leagues will meet on the corner of First West and Main (First National Bank building corner) at 9:30 a.m. in full uniform and will then parade east along Main street to Second East. A band, headed by Alvin Wardle, will lead the parade along with a color guard from Company A, 1457th Engineer Battalion, Price National Guard unit. The boys will be transported from the end of the parade route to the Northside ball park. Appropriate ceremonies have at the been planned for 11 am. ball park after which two National League teams will start the at 11 :30 a.m. 1956 campaign About 1:30 p.m. Bunnells and Elks of the American League will tangle and this will be followed by the other two National League teams while the final game of the evening will be between Kiwanis and Seven-UFollowing is the first half schedule of the American League: Northside Park Elks vs. Bunnells, May 26 vs. Kiwanis, 12:30; Seven-U- p 4:30. Southside Park May 28 Kiwanis vs. Elks, 5:30 May 29 Bunnells vs. Seven-U5:30; May 31 Elks vs. Seven-U5:30; June 1 Bunnells vs. Kiwanis, 5 :30; June 2 Bunnells vs Elks, 5:30. p. p, p, Northside Park Kiwanis vs. Seven-U5:30; June 5 Elks vs. Kiwanis, vs. Bun 5:30; June 6 Seven-U- p vs. nells, 5:30; June 7 Seven-U- p Elks, 5:30; June 8 Kiwanis vs. Bunnells, 5:30, and June 9 Elks vs. Bunnells, 5:30. Southside Park vs. Kiwanis, June 11 Seven-U- p 5:30; June 12 Kiwanis vs. Elks, 5:30; June 13 Bunnell's vs. Sev Elks vs. 5:30; June 14 Seven-U5:30, and June 15 Bunnells vs. Kiwanis, 5:30. June 4 p, en-U- p, p, Jne-Da- Special ommission Conference Noted y The following actions were taken during a recent one-da- y special meeting of the Utah Fish and Game Commission. Official approval was given for the departments participation in the all weather surfacing of the road, around the west side of the Strawberry reservoir. Reports to the commission indicate the work is already well under way, with men and equipment from Wasatch county, the state road department and the department of fish and game now on the job. Removed seiners royalties from the commercial take of trash fish on Deer Creek, Scofield and Strawberry reservoirs. This ac tion was taken to encourage the removal of more trash fish from Panguitch Lake survey at Panguitch Lake to determine growth, con dition and winter survival of trout is now being conducted by department of fish and game biologists. A maximum plant of game fish was placed in the lake last September following chemical treatment in August of this water and its drainages to eliminate a heavy population of chub and other trash fish. Of these, 588,756 were three to four inch rainbow, 79,280 were two to four inch kokanee salmon 98,000 were one to two inch native trout. A spring A survey will be conducted in the near future to determine the One coal producing company, op- erating strip mines in Harrison and Jefferson counties in Ohio, produced more than 3,275,000 tons for JBceorution UDay f JtfV r.s III Bedding Plants SINGLE PETUNIAS ASTERS Dozen WRESTLING Thursday May 24th - 49c 8:30 p.m. HELPER AUDITORIUM of bituminous coal in 1954. ff gywp f& T) rYr Mliiii idm IfS-li- Large, Day Old Grade A Dozen -- - - J Charcoal Event RAMA RAJA vs. CHIEF KIT FOX Old Fashioned Straight Whisky ' Smart pup! Reminds his master to drink the very best. . . Melrose Old Fashioned Straight Whisky every drop has a rare old fashioned flavor all its own! Try the new Get 7 years DELUXE OLD MELROSE 90 PROOF. 7 YEARS Acquainted old 90 FASHIONED vs. DON MOORE Referee BUZZ JONES General Children Tickets on Sale proof 3 $1.50 $1.00 Ringside 50c C Johns Country Fresh at Earls Cafe WHISKY, OLD. MELROSE DISTILLERS CO.. N.Y. m Ttou&e . .. . TFETO .... 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DD Salt Lake City, Utah PHONE 831-- PRICE J 1 1 s 4 I I I W? THE WAY ON THE APACHEsFLYER ALL ALBUQUERQUE-SAL- SEATTLE T ROUTE LAKE utch Boy Try It LARI (ITT Mexico City El How does the '56'BuIck compare Get the book amazing new Free with all the faction all leading cars. Paso Albuquerque 44-pa- .... .... $32.90 $21.20 $14.90 ..... 1 N C O ALBUQUERQUE AT YOUR NASH DEALER ii rut ... Its Smooth! 13 VARIETIES! Half-Gall- on .wji with Chrysler, Olds, Nash? PRICE, UTAH $(0)29 bag 25-l- b. it Half Pint STRAIGHT Deluxe Grill $4.98 Special Event BLACK JACK DILLON wall-to-wa- .... 'it, CO. Briquets Get Ready for That Picnic! -Se- mi-Main fORUAND 23 South Carbon Ave. J -- a '- i.-- te. KRAYNC MOTOR and GUY BRUNETTI Carbon Thinclads Cop Fifth Place in State Class A Meet Uranium Claim Notices for sale X-R- SNAPDRAGONS MARIGOLDS Flat, 1 00 or more Prof. ROY SHIRE vs. ens volleyball FREE COUNTY! IN CARBON P5" Volley Ball Tourney CAR AND VARIETY SELECTION MELROSE Party Climaxes 1956 was reported today by the department of fish and game. This popular fishing lake is situated in Kane county near Cedar Breaks National Monument. The loss was recently noted as winter ice cleared from the lake. Early counts of dead fish along the shoreline place the loss at nearly 10,000 trout, with the possibility that it may go much higher. Low water conditions and the long winter freezeover are listed as chief causes for the suffocation. Navajo Lake was chemically treated by the department in 1954 to remove the large population of trash fish. It was heavily restocked with trout a year ago and has since provided excellent angling. LARGEST master likes Carbon Stake YWMMIA at The A serious winter loss of trout in Navajo Lake extent of the current loss of trout. If necessary, restocking of the lake will be done prior to the June 9 opening of the angling season. noted that this A spokesman was the second lake in this general area where trout losses have occurred during the past winter. reported was Tine Previously Lake in Garfield county. Both summer and winter losses will probably continue to occur unless the extremely low water conditions now present over much of southern Utah are bettered during the coming year. My from over the state were in at Carbon high school tracksters tendance on the hatchery tour visiting the Scott Avenue, Spring last Wednesday racked up fifth ville, Midway and Kamas plants place in the annual Utah Class A last Sunday, May 20. high school cinder event held at They saw four of the Utah De- the University of Utah. Dave Miller chalked up a first partment of Fish and Games 12 fish rearing plants at near peak place in the javelin throw, a disproduction, with the runs and tance of 179 feet, 10 inches, the ponds full of legal and other sizes best throw of the meet. Paul An. of trout to meet the yearly fish drews came in third in the mile stocking program. They took part event with a time of 4.40:3. Darin tours at each hatchery wherein rel Bearnson came in fourth in the department personnel explained 440 race with a time of 51.8 secfunctions of the plants in the onds. states fishery program. They also The Carbon 880 relay team comwatched the fish feeding method posed of Cliff Woodruff, Manuel at the large Midway facility. and Dar Marakis Gonzales, Ange Host club for this best attended rel Bearnson came in second with of the annual hatchery tours was a time of 2.31:5. In the mile rethe Salt Lake County Fish and lay event, the team composed of Game Association. This sports Frank Behunin, John Zoolakis, mens group served sandwiches Paul Andrews and Gordon Bing, and drinks to everyone on the tour ham chalked up a win with the during a lunch stopover at Vivian time of 3.34:2. Park in Provo Canyon. The high school tracksters are coached by Bill Peterson. and the party. iiyipiil up i Johns Country Fresh lowing further study. Approved land lease program to and points of insure rights-of-wa- y access by anglers in reaching fishing waters. The current capital improvement projects and other phases of the departments operation were also discussed during the meeting, held at department offices in Salt Lake City. All commissioners were present, Chairman Golden G. including K. E. Bullock, W. Sanderson, Rulon White, Robert B. Mitchell and Jack C. Turner. The Carbon stake young worn tournament was climaxed Friday evening, May 18, with an old clothes party and award presentation at the Price junior high school gymnasium. atSixty-on- e girls and leaders tended and played games, sang and presented extemporaneous bag skits (built around articles given them in bags). The trophy was awarded the Sunnyside ward for six wins. Dragerton, Green River and Price First wards tied for second place with five wins each. Price Third and Wellington Second tied for third place with three wins. Stella Davis, Phoebe J3eale and Lorraine Hansen of the stake YWMMIA served root beer and cookies. Betty Cones directed the round, robin volleyball tournament Iff fWW May 24, 1956 Loss During Winter Dingle-Johnso- An estimated 1,000 sportsmen Page Three e Navajo Lake Trout Suffer Serious these waters. Studied the departments proposed adoption of a new fish planting program for all state wa ters. The new plan incorporates many Changes based upon facts gathered under the department: n fishery project to survey all waters and drainages Commission members will take later action on the program fol Many Sportsmen Get In on Hatchery Tour sun-advocat- Thursday, riday Afternoon Price Boys Leagues THE i MY I MENTAL THAI L VJ A Y S 142 West Main Phone 204 EAST OF PRICE Be Wise . . . Drive Out to And Save ... the Bargain Basket WHY PAY MORE? |
