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Show THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1974 THE CITIZEN - 5 ( Giants Take Little League Title Tin' Giants rame nut on the top nr the Smithfield Little w ill In Am Iiuiip heap Direct-or- . Mlslars I sinnie IjivixI.'iv said that Imivs selected for the Ih Allstars team arc chnscn by their respective coaches on their ability and the amount of supimrt they gave their with a clean fl Ktandine They wore follow-hv the Rangers and Athletics whn tied fnr second standplace, each with ings In third place are the Orioles, with an even nsurd nf four w:ns and four losses. Next iine the Mels with a 5-- 3 . record and bringing lip the nar are the Kxnis. whn made a valient effort, hut came up with a standing. The linal l.itile I.rni'uclcsl ?-- 6 THE BEARS WON the championship honors in Smith- - fields Grasshopper league. Team members pictured are: (1 tor) front row. Kenneth Rindlesbacher. Chuck Elliot, and Jason Rind. Back row. Cheree Maughn. Shawn Boman Ronnie Robertson, and Creel Hammond. lirr maich .'iai7p.ni with a nl l.illle la'acue teams All Stars teams lin'd in siparnlo pracnanus on Aim I. The American League All The two will tice wdl moot at ti a. in. Stars and the National Uai!ue Stars" will meet at III accordini! In coaches I a mi Kskelson. (lark War-nic- k and David Chambers. 'Hie hoys chosen fnr All Star teams are: XII am Iht. limit liw. Danny np. Todd Pavne. Phillips. Jcs- - Brett National League: Or eg Chambers. Clair Bergcson. John Hoffman. Chris R'xwvn. Clint Straatman. Lynn Troy Bingham. Trace Doth. Mike Koskellcy. Mark l,nw. Mike Beorchia. Rand Hendricks. Martin Barrera. Ron Christensen. God-deridg- e. All Sfars American league: Robert Marrero. Tony Spackman. Mrett Taggart. i)avid Tar-ls- l. Hrian Nielson. Kelly Warnick. Kevin Giltins. I'raii Goode. Darin Stephens. Daryl Downs. Jeff Bar- - Scott Pitcher. Coaches: I Jure Jeff Lnveday. Parker. Bob Sticky Strikers, League Champs The Slickv Strikers pul down the Dolls in Smithfield Girl's league softball play In lake the championship title. leaves the Dolls in seiimd place followid bv the Steaks in third plare and the RIiip Soxettes in fourth. NpxI on the girl's league agenda is the All Star game. Girls were chosen by their roaches for their outstanding This plavine nhililv and the support they gave their teams. The girls will play their final came at lipm. behind the Smithfield South Center, on Am 5 Plovers and coaches for the girls teams are All Stars South North Conches: Dixie Pitcher. Coaehes: Dorla Pond. CarShari Chambers. Heidi ol Hansen. Barbara Abel. Zurrher Players: Carla Williams. Plovers- - Pam Mver. Ruth Denise Hansen. Terri NelDowns. Carol Spring. Sherri son. Karen Hullinger. Mary Stevens. Kelly Pitcher. Sue Ijou Nelson. Gina Bingham. Ann Clark. Sharry Jardine. Holly Downs. Sandy Miller. Dnndi Slrnuh. Melanie .ShafBrenda Pitcher. Julie Merfer. Shelly Crnnquist . Shari rill. Cheryl Pitkin. Sharon Hendricks. Connie Morlev. Pitcher. SMITHFIELD IMPLEMENT is having a GIANT Lawn Mower Sale! MORE OF TIIE BEARS are: front row, Todd Pitcher. Bobbv Funk, and Tim Parson. Back row. David Gittens. . A e t.iA-o- :. mark Stevens. John Surge and David Olson. .te , Citijen sooirfls - by Paul Woodbury Conservation Officer Division of Wildlife Resources Cache area fishing remains slow. Most valley waters have been stocked but midday fishing is very slow. However, anglers getting up early in the morning nr coming out just before darkness are having some success. The lakes and reser-rese- r- voirs are slow to poor with boat fishermen having better luck. The Logan and Blacksmith Fork Rivers are poor to fair, depending upon the skill of the fisherman. Flies and small spinners seem to be the best lures and red salmon eggs the best bait. ' build more runs in which to raise the fish. This will cost about $40,000. then we need a fish truck with which to transport the fish to our lake. This will cost $8,000. Then we need wages for hatchery personnel, fnr one man $7,000. Then we will need feed to make the fish grow, lets say we need 2.000 pounds at 19 cents a pound, that will cost $380. Add these all up and we find that it costs us 155.380 to raise and plant our fish in our lake. But we get 2.000 more fishermen, at $5 per license we increase our revenue hv $10,000. we find ourselves faced with putting up with lower catch rates nr else we shorten the fishing season, shorten the fishing day. cut the limit in half and so on. What we need to realize is that to keep up a high quality nf fishing success we must either pay fnr it nr be content to have it go down hill. .So Fishermen are constantly complaining that they don't have fishing like they did a few years ago. Hence the comments like I won't give my $5 to you guys this year." I'm going to Idaho and where they still have some real fishing." Lets look at this problem. Let's say we have a lake that naturally produces so many fish. These so many fish will only last up under the increasing fishing pressure we get, now-dav- s. for so long. The Fisheries section of Wildlife have set one fish per hour as a catch rate goal. This means that more fish are going to have to be put into our lake to keep up this catch rate. Now we say. well whals the problem, with the Increase in fishermen you get an increase in license revenues to plant the needed fish. But actually this is where the problem really starts, because revenue I- es ncreases mathematically while the cost of raising fish increases exponentially. As with our example of the lake. the extra fish for our lake means we have In To gel Smithfield Youths Rescue Trapped Trout I,ast week a number of trout were caught in an irrigation company's weed treating project and many were nearing suffocation when several local youths helped them nut. Brian. Carrie. Jennifer and Trudy Clark, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. Smithfield. along with Melody. Stephanie, and Valarie Taylor, children nf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tavlnr. Smith-fielnoticed the fish floating in Smithfield Creek where they had washed down from the canal that had been treated fnr underwater plant d: Open bull elk permits will he sold in Cache County until August 9. 1974 at 5:00 p.m. These permits are available at the Cache County Law Enforcement Bldg.. 50 West 2nd North. I,ngan. Selling hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the past Cache Valley residents had to travel to a Division of Wildlife Resources office in Ogden or Salt City In order to purchase an elk permit. Applications are also available fnr those wishing In make application for one nf the many either sex permits that will he available by drawing. These applications will be accepted from August 12 In August 21. 1974 growth. The rhildren quickly gathered the fish up and put them into a bathtub and called the local conservation officer. The fish were plared into fresh water and transported up the creek and replanted into the fresh wa- ter. The canal is treated every year fnr the plant growth and each year a few fish will work their way into the canal from the Itgan River nr Summit Creek. Those that fail to romp nut nf the canal when the chemical is applied often become sick and are swept hack into the creek. Every mower in stock marked down We carry most models . . . riders - rotary - reels In top name brands like Turf master. Atlas and Copper Smithfield Livestock Auction July 28. 1974 Top dairy row. $860; good to choice dairy cows and heifers. $450 to 525; smaller common dairy cows. $325 to 425; high yielding heifer-ette- s. $27.50 to $31.50; utility and commercial cows, $24.50 to $27.10: canner and cutter cows. $20 to $23.50; bulls. $28 to 134.25. Hereford slock steer calves. 132.50 to $40; Hereford stock heifer calves, in 434 50: Holstein steers $28 3nn to 500 pounds. 130 to $33.50; Holstein steers 500 to 900 pounds. $26 to $29.25. Choice fed steers. $35 to $38.25; choice fed heifers. $35 to $37.60; fed Holstein steers. $32 to 135.40; Holstein heifers 300 to 500 pounds. $35 to $50; Holstein heifers 500 to 900 pounds, 130 to $42.50; lambs. $29 to $32.10; hogs, none; newborn bull calves. $35 to $65 per head. Market : Meat cows $3 to $4 higher. Feeder cattle steady. All dairy rows selling lower. Sale ends Saturday SMITHFIELD IMPLBMEMT SMITHFIELD , UTAH |
