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Show BOYS BASEBALL i According to Conservation such a case, the lender, as well as the .borrower, are subject to fine. One of the saddest and most heard laments is that the license was left at home. Although thin story is true in most cases, fishermen should realize that '.he Conservation Officer has no option in a case of this nature. Ihe law clearly states that the license "Shall be clearly legitoe and displayed in a conspicuous place on the person of the licensee while hunting, fishing or trapping." So for all practical purpose, leaving a license at home is the same thing as not having one at all. Other frequent violations include fishing on posted waters and possession of too many fish. The waters of the State which are closed to fishing are listed in the 1962 fishing proclamation and are also posted at stream-sid- e. These waters are off limits to anglers and failure to see the signs or read the proclamation is no excuse. Off- PONY LEAGUE STANDINGS.. icer Hughie Jaramillo, it might 1 2 Elks be well for all fishermen to give 2 Rio Grande Vets some thought to the most preval1 2 ent law vloaltions which seem to Carbon Fuel 3 Independent Coal .... .... 0 crop up every year, Strange as Cartoon Fuel tied with Rio it may seem, the most common Grande this week in the Pony violations do not deal with obplay ty scoring a win over each scure regulations, tout rather with of their three rivals. Following basic and time honored laws Robert Jewkes' spectacular which all fishermen should know. Each year more anglers are victory opening day over Independent Coal, the lodge apprehended for violations conteam defeated Rio Grande Vets cerning licenses than any one 6 to 3. other cause. These cases vary Rio Grande Vets remained in greatly, however, one of the a challenging .position to the most common errors is failure to Elks team toy winning two ar- purchase a license. Most of these ound their single. The Vets team violators habitually buy a license clipped Cartoon Fuel 6 to 5 and every year, but for one reason or Independent Coal 8 to 5. another have put it off and finCartoon Fuel handed Independ- ally forgotten entirely. The only ent Coal a 12 to 1 trouncing to cure for this is to get the license escape the cellar spot. The game early and avoid the possibility was called after five innings of of a lapse of memory later. play. Another common violation conMonday Schedule cerning license, is the use of a p.m Elk, vs Rio Grande license issued to another party. 8 pjm. Ind. Coal vs Carbon Fuel A licence is good only for the person to whom it is sold, in WESTERN BOYS Standings 3 0 added two hits to lead his team Helper Furniture 1 to the 7 to 2 victory. Mutual Furniture 2 1 2 IMutual Furn. stayed close on Helper Mercantile "Kirwanis 3 Helper Furn', heels toy trouncing 0 Helper Furniture took the lead Helper Merc 17 to 6 behind Hez In Western Boys baseball after alee (Duke) Ellington and a the first week of play by regi- home run by Dave Mortenson. stering victories over each of their Home runs by Hezalee and Willthree league apuonenK The Furn ie Ellington were the big blows iture tooys racked Helper Merc. in Mutual's 5 in 3 win over Ii2 to 6 after their opening 2 to Jimmy Taimllos on the 1 win over Mutual Furniture. mound for Mutual and Billy Fox Michael Vasouez went the dis- for Kiwanis, each pitched tance for Helper Furn's. win over but the home runs bv Helper Merc. Santo Lupo and fihe Ellingtons' were too much the Hribar twins, Gary and Lary for Kiwanis to overcome. collected nine hits between them Todays Schedule: for Helper Furn., Lupo smashing Kiwanis Hoer Merca home run in the second inning. R T).Tn. Mutual vs Helper Furn. Lary Hribar pitched a Tupsday games: to record the win over KiiHelnpr Fur vs. ,Heker .Mere wanis. Hribar struck out 13 and 6 p.m. Mutual vs Kiwanis 1 , no-h- it, no-ru- n, Christian Science Group Convenes 4th At FISHERMAN-BOATER- S With the opening of the general fishing season Saturday nior ning, the operators of all boats in the state are reminded that their (boats must be properly registered before they are put Into use upon any of the waters within the state. In checking these waters, the boating rangers will ticket the operators of all the unregistered boats. This action will require the removal of the (boat from the water and a trirp by the operator to the local JJP. .Through the 23rd day of .May motor-propell- ed have been registered every registration has been completed and returned the sjtme day it was received. However, there remains approxi 7,000 boats and almost 4.000 mately registrations to be completed by June 2nd. The registration proceedure is: Obtain a 11962 application card from your countv assessor's office, marine dealer, or the Boat Ing Division office; pay the coun ty property tax and send to, or bring to, the Boating Division, Room 1255, il9 West South Temple Salt iLake, (1) County property tax receipt (or validated application card), (2) 1962 application card (filled out and signed) (3) Last Registration card (for a renewal or transfer) (4) $5.00 (make payable to State' Parks-Boati- Progress of the worldwide activities of the Christian Science movement will toe reported at the annual meeting of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The meeting, which will convene in Boston at 2 p.m. on Monday, June 4, will bring together thousands of Christian Scientist,; from many parts of the VS., Canada and other countries. A numlber of church members from overseas areas are scheduled to arrive on special frights. Division). New officer, to be announced The fellow that owns bis own at the meeting include the in- -; home is always just coming out coming President and two new1 of a hardware store. u.. Readers C ' '? Kin Hubbard is. three-hitter- s, ng - three-hitt- OPENING OF UTAH GENERAL FISHING SEASON NOTICE TO ALL er The Utah Department of Fish and Game predicted today that nearly one out of every four people in the State would be afield over th? coming weekend for the openinng of the general angling season. Department records show this annual opening of the trout season draws more sportsmen to the outdoors than any other event of the year, .with upwards of 180,000 expected to "head for the hills" Saturday, June 2. With this mass migration in mind, department director Harold S. Crane has asked that every angler going to hte lakes and streams conduct himself like a true sportsman. He noted many of Utah's limited waters are closed to angling each year because of those who, knowingly or otherwise, do not respect the trespass laws. The director also added a plea t oeveryone in regard to making the season a more enjoyable one by practicing the rules of safety and by observing the laws. Needed safety was also cited in observance of the traffic laws since highways and are all expected to be congested with traffic. In summary the director said, 'TTishing is a game of fun one of the age old recretional pursuits of man afield. If ,we all practice courtesy, safety and respect for both property and individual, our return from our fishing trips will toe just as as our leave taking. If we know and abide by our laws, make courtesy and respect our creed, angling can be a wonderful pastime.'' by-wa- ' . II E L P E U The MASS TURNOUT EXPECTED FOR SATURDAY FISHERMAN SHOULD CHECK THE LAWS i THURSDAY, MAY 31, PAGE FIVE THE DRUMMING LOG by JOHN MADSON Conservation Department Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation AXE TALK A friend of ours is a professional canoeist. He leaves his slips over the axe's poll. For my dough, a full leather axe-hecase that must be slipped all the way down the helve to remove is a waste of time and temper. Second, some spare wedges, ad the Minnesota border country shortly after the ice goes out, heading as far north us his supplies and the short summer will permit. In awe of his experience, I once asked him: "If you had a bad accident and knew you were losing your entire outfit, what would you grab first as you parted company with the liome In to varying from tiny steel wedges for tightening the helve In the axe's eye. Aa axe should never be used as a splitting wedge for heavy wood, and there are light, easily-carrimagnesium wedges that do the job better and easier. Last summer, like a blamed fool, I took a 5,000-mil- e family camping trip without an axe. Since I knew firewood is avail-- " able in Forest Service camps,. I relied on a heavy bolo and a Swedish bowsaw. That was a mistake. There was cut firewood, all right logs five feet long and twelve inches through. What campfires we had, we earned. But with a good axe and a pair of wedges, I could have built a night's woodpile In twenty minutes. Third: a good stone. A proper actaxe should be knife-sharually keen enough to shave hair from the back of your hand. This is a safe axe, for it bites into wood and knots and doesn't deflect A dull axe is a dangerous, maddening blister-builde- r. Most new axes carry too much iron for my taste, and I find that I can't achieve a proper edge until I thin, the bit somewhat on a slow grinding wheel. A thinner blade is easier to hon and use, and is more generally ed canoe?" His reply was unhesistating: "My axe!" Not rifle, salt, medical kit nor even map case. His axe. It was the sort of a reply you might expect. To such a man, an axe is indispensible. he can even Kept razor-keewhittle with It, and as a basic survival tool it is unexcelled. I'm no axeman. But the ones I've known seem dto prefer axes single-bittethnt are the biggest and heaviest available, for such tools are far easier and safer to use than hatchets or light axes. There may be some good use for a belt axe, but I've never found belt knife d does it; a heavy about as well and a man's axe is infinitely better. full-size- belt full-size- And when it comes to that, r axe" why pack a when a full axe is not much bigger and is far more useful? axe Is the A most practical for camper or "three-quarte- single-bitte- MEDI CARE vwn raae One the morney they had paid into the fund. (What kind of a 'right' is it that stops at the 'boundaries of the country f "Furthermore, the nation's employers would Ibe compelled to pay half the tax for this program. What would they get as a matter of right? Tsn't it time the sponsors of this Ibad medicine bill stopped trying to (hoodwink the American people with false statements about this legislation f Isn't it time they started admitting their foil! would force wage earners Smith-Cra- ft "d BOAT Aluminum d canoeist. Pounding wedges or tent stakes with the flat of a double-bi- t won't do the eye of that axe any good, can badly loosen the helve, and Just isn't 'handy. A night's soaking will tighten the helve temporarily, but it's only an emergency treatment at best. A double-bitte- d axe was designed expresse professional ly for chopping, and not for odd hamor pounding jobs. mering A camp axe wants three accessories. Some sort of case is needed to protect you from the edge, and the edge from you. The best I've found is an edge pleasing. A good axe deserves all 'J13 care and skill you can give it. Using it is an art, and the axe itself is a lovely thing. Ranking with the Lancaster rifle a ; an original New World tool, axe helve your gracefully-curve- d deis uniquely American signed for comfortable and efficient leverage by the men who cleared half a continent with it. There was, and is, nothing ir. Europe like it. That axe will warm you, protect you and shelter you. And If you have a working partner, it will even call you to supper. TRAILER An $1,194.00 value Complete with windshield now only OUTBOARD MOTORS: II fl Hs Anflltri, ahoy! 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Phone Kew$ Items To Journals an n 'inei n " acknowl- they edged that their scheme would actually cost our elderly citizens the right to participate in a sys fthot m Topi for fishermen, light but powerful. Plenty of speed to get you there; then trolls hr and their employers to pay high er taxes to finance a program that would provide medical care to millions of people who are well able to take care of themselves? ' Jjj EVENRUDE Poll in shield of oak leather lined with copper sheeting, held in place with a heavy rubber band that "Isn't -- p, full-tim- Continued JOURNAl (Utah) 1962 2- -- - ....... 472-o4- mm0r l 11J2MAV33H REEL SPECIALS 10 Hp, Reg, $324.00 special reels for spinning, fly er bait casting, trolling, still water. Specially priced to give you top value. The ) v 1,49 MAV'53 newest and best prioe from 1.59 10 24.50 18 Hp. Reg. $409.00 8pecial Every your fish, we have the lure one a proved performer. Pec. "Fisherman's luck" begins with the right equipment. We have it. 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Someone suggested that I drop all these policies and take out a new "package plan" which would give me as much straight life and term insurance as 1 now have, plus some term insurance on my wife and children, who now have none at all. Should I make the change? A. It is seldom a good idea to give up an existing life insurance policy in order to take out a new One disadvantage is that one. --. . . any new policy would be at a WOMEN (NEEDED in City of higher premium rate because you Helper. 20 hours weekly. Can are now several years older. Also average $30-$taking orders your health may have deteriotoT Rawleigh Products. Write rated so that you could no lwiger get insurance at standard rates. 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