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Show 4 c cl '1 L " i 4 Coiciras coifereace laencbd l iv f ' c it Is time Circle Tuesday Sept. 24, oo Prtety wanted. your calendar to meet with other 'hat the P.T A. act hS ct for cemenilrg public outu-- k ..Interested community leaders n each ol your various wards, ion and actuation of all g U the new approach for groups. we encourage all tvtw 'v P.T,A. this year. Community In attendance, not just 'hose school age concerns, as well as your stu- - with children, denis, are the key tssoes fae- - Meetings alii he i.te'.d in each We of your wards unless otherwise Ing us In East Millard. encourage active participation notified. Meeting time will be In helping all Interested cltl as follows; FioweitTiiO, Kamh tens make their desires known 7:.t0. MvaJow S. Scioto 7. Hoi. fil Sveonr ss well ss suggesting ways dee 8, FlrM Third Ward ?. of accomplishing these obje- ward 8; 30, ctive. Be It the school building Such an important meeting can programs, recreation' needsjnu' possitd t ignored t y an. adult'0'1', (organlted competitive leagues, golf course, swimming pool, playgrounds, etc.), east-we- st Much cooperation, educational teen-ag- e programs, vandalism, the drug problem, health ser for are drs etc. views your vices, lyat J ! t . & a 'b r c 1 1 rc; fg k 1 lv. c n c u i s, I L r It i t M v C. u. I I c I i' , i s Ct' , .j f'.li t o 5c V 5. cl and their calves have averaged 620 pounds. However, the majority of their hase cows sre Hersfords which has svenge wesnlng weights of 500 pounds when fist gaining Hereford bulls were used and for the last Divlsloa of Wiiaiue Resources Initiated an eaten-shland rehablltatlon and development program In 1035. The program has Included building of fences and roads and vegetative manipulation to Improve habitat for wildlife, particularly big game icies, according to Lands Develop, ment Supervisor Don R. Christensen. Most of the work has e yr been on Division owned lands, although cooperative work wph other agenctea to Improve game winter range has also been accomplished. "Plnyon-junlper standssnp port very little wildlife," noted "Most wildlife Christensen. la found on the edges of the r forests, where more forage Is available." Christensen explained that plnyoo-junipe- are er plnyoo-junlp- petitive specie highly comwith shallow, pinyoo-Junlper- er g mlx'- - f per th la . !. gr i tt'Vk ijetc! e t . . trees Is that i . . t f .t .n rrj fire ha all f multiply. that cli i teen vf . - j : .r 1 r)r. it ir vsllejs r,' ft ' n; ail Little n.ei,'). e-- . ii , ! per fare"' records wtu-- t thf-- t firt I naif Mood Slmmtn-- :. j . t o vears these t ;ed to Angus bulls et. and March calves I lie ofoci.aver-- ! -- .r iv Afew of rr 'ti ;te : . i were , mi-ner- . r ' : t I V' ' , p I t- next two ensued it f-- tr cal-- j nt al About 4 million veterans sep- arated from miliary services between Jin. 21, 1955, and July 1305, now have Ct Bill eltgk-Ml- y until May 21, 1076, under provision of public law 7. 1, Ol . rCs For ts they have Snsmental bull : -- ed that hla with Slm- -. i.'it e r- In Glbempha-empusstr- tioern select for ease a. t. . hat every cow Has a live calf at t rr. unassisted. if a'te were on . ; s waired through .er an explanation t them. A group . ,.er ear i Angv cows were re-'- i- .'!'ve r:ca. ft;'f, r lUCWHrtC -- - - k aro.-- herds tested 5 out f the top per m i.' we -t selecting pro-- t :.it eer carried !h these cattle, , cte ficial In rs a i Slr.cl of -- a; redce s. demise acre av ductli n the other species deteriorates the sres in terms of wster shed end forage value. Plnyon jumper sare frequently hit by flash floods due to barren ground between the tree stands. Christensen pointed out that nearly one fourth of the state 11.695,000 acres--l- s madeupof The ng and leraeer root systems that spread outward beneath the tree. Thia way, they are aide to obtain practically all available toll moisture, robbing It from species that would t valuable as forage The trees also have ever green characteristics, allowing them to be active and growing vear round. This placet sny other vegetation at a definite disadvantage, atidChrialensen. Also, the trees are of little forage value, so wildlife and livestock eat the other plants, strengthening the hold of the broad-reachin- years the Slmmenttl cows bull calves have averaged old 625 pounds. Three half blood cows were shown whose 34 calves as two year olds had adjusted 205 dky weights of 940 pounds on bulls and 675 pounds oo heifers, sod none were ever creep free. Six two year old cows were brought Into the ring and the crowd was asked to fudge them In order of which they thought would produce the best calf. Then the calves were turned out and it was very revealing hat It was about Impossible to pick the top performers fust from eyeballing them. There was a weight guessing contest In wtach 10 head were Individually brought out sod weighted. Prices were won by Dale Ysrdley, Heaver, Utah, for the men. Sue Aiken, Kansb, I'tah, Lorle for the women, and Richfield for those Brown, 13 and under. Tom Rlslnger, Cody Ayo, Trustee of the American Slm-mewas the Association guest speaker and spoke on "Simmentals Place IntheCom-merlcCattle Business." Ac enthusiastic crowd of nearly 300 enjoyed the dsy and a delicious barbequ beef dinner three -- f e e e e e e 14 hunting accidents in were the lowest numter ever and a sharp drop from the 126 accident In 1957 when the hunter safety program was begun. Several major changes in the program this year will hopefully contribute to the goal, noted Robertson. During the spring months, over 700 Instructors were briefed on material for a new training format and their certificates were updated. Only those Instructors Millard County Attorney tr;ef The Mathews were rtie r 1 w P tl $ Oj e drink Anrtl:; ven o. Monday the 2r ', eet Monday of 'be vrev their grandda.is.ae1came and sint 'he dv heipltg s rage at with the final c-rTNm oi. grand)' Surer Velwct, at, Tuesday baby and her ssaier Margaret on e- V fP f: rV P f- t wI 4 t - -u i.V'" r.? -- . v W4 If - 1 .these are Dar ,il);en came for the dsy ig hone early Wed. n..rnirg (Ut Seje 12 ' e.; f.i an a; t i' polnlmen' with Cedar CHy, so after cr i etn; down this aj imirtm'r.' they r to ht. and 'Hh l.ea snd da rs la i, taking In terial. The handbook was edited a panel of textbook writers and educators to put It on a readability level of 12 and 13 year olds average age of hunter e Cei-r- 'ber Ifif "e ' e f one St 'veu teorf P.r 1 i .7 si a fve.: Kilt imrd-an- d tv ! s-- n j t- I would to l! wav k & r-- gratulations to all 'he winner In Hi u If icat ran Pro ect We have a pri le tn Miliart County ande;"jait , ft am Grant e vt dre.. who wish to hunt. "It ts Important that stu ten- enroll Immediately If they wish to obtain a hunting license mis - i ttr. '.wt; m I i t sftL iEwsyiv zmv fall," declared Robertson. "Those who enroll tn a class now could be certified before the Sept 22 upland game bunt opener sod the Oct water-floand deer season." Interested persons should contact their local conservation officer or call thetr nearest Division regional office to learn dales for classes, tn Salt Lake County, Information can be attained from the Division's administrative office In Salt Uke City. w n:: ?r f Kelt from fcir.er lesidests safety students. takes Normally, training from four to six weeks. State law requires a minimum ten hours which Include tests and range qualification firing for all persons under 21 years of age k& Xi I'-- t- A' i ' i iht ' iiv) y trig r t; " Ol t . T'vic,s tv , ll. v'f I' v.e K.'t Vkcicgoll 'vjovoti ca.ljitfi lalciy lor ltint.'i;Dobi I Huh people are doing cvoi ylh'nq ic f Jhcy c MoM O' ttK nr, e" riv- - 'VI, A - ft'ti' i I '.fvnn by'tiy I. (ft! e,. v- 4 4 I; 4 t,M Jt s00" M a n X kss ,5 F-- - . u e togs'cwvf krep biiyng stvd'i" Arciod COrvlitiCMvng tJrcCs mote vwiHs !Ns y'A Ihtr gap vl evJw-- n r't'd'Ka.I-vtvi.iy !jiS v comp.mm , tfao t blwec prt.gy s.tuD"1 ..t' !o 'tier ' wOte.nq Unjcllxi Vi , '!' ,y j , 4 4 4 4 4 Ulnh Petrc'h'jn lOWiP'.Sail Law f 4 4 4 e e e tJ. .ce-.Christening sect.,' greatgrandf fall. The l.jrM e llillon Family from "alt lk-werthere also, MaJptynhal prepared a real feast with 'he help of her fire Ji.agt ters ,u! the other Judies, which was held on (he lack lawn f the James "Ross" Parley rev.d erne Wells and Olive a :.e hone are authorized to teach classes this fall. Two new training films have been added to the already six, said Robertson. "This will guarantee even more between classes uniformity throughout the state," he said. Anew hunter safety handbook for students has been prepared tor the western stales. It features hunter ethics, sportsmanship, wildlife conserva'lon, field first aid, survival, game Indent iflcat ion and archery, as as stsndard firearms well handling ard hunter safety ma- 4 4 4 for t W M-r- ; 4 4 4 e e 93-33- look. children visit them. Sit.wentI tietng Rosss birth lay lo Orem to celebrate they (tat event, there lhe me' the Mathew s family el! nn I ' la Alan and 7e!ht ate' -- hll !rer son. The Utah Simmental field day Is big day The the'.-gran- d safety program is another record breaking year In terms of hunting accidents, says Division of Wildlife Resources Training Officer A. Lee HoIkt. 1973 v . ien Ht'NTEK SAFETY Cl JkSS TIME The goal of 1974s hunter 3y - SINCE SEPT 1, oKl f S .9N1 Olive star ley have doing a bit of traveling u several events, and have hud the Measure cf laving some of Notice 1 cJ t W Sfarleys l r .. TJ! Hfcr - traveling , C FuC.l.TS C .1 c. ;r- t . - , 4 4 4 4 a ttxzr&t e a a I a a a a a a a a c- - At' .! a a I a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 n Able tt Serve, Honorable, Capable, Reliable to a a a a 4 4 4 4 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 4 Accountable and e w 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,v It only taket: Dai lluattr tlactid Y.P. The election of Dsn S. Hunter manager of the Monroe office of First Security Bank of I tah, N.A.. has been torrp 'Cl as assistant announced by Roy W. Hanson, vice senior president and supervisor of the statewide bank. Mr. Hunter, a native of Holden I'teh, Jobved Flret Security on 1973 through the benk's training pntrsm. A gradcate of Millard High and I'tah State School he ts member of the I'tah National Guard and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He Is married to the former Lit Ann Beck. The couple has one child. ninute rip. " ua y.' 'i ji 'IT Any r i r ,vs I l( ,r T 1 c Utm Continental Uttar to Editor Dear Progress Staff, Please find enclosed SS for another years subscription to the Progrees. I enjoy receiving your peper, as It fills me In some what on Millard County happening snd keeps me Informed about some activities in my family up there. Beet Wishes Hope (Davies) Lowe 1007 N. Fifth Ave. Tucson, Antons ' 4 1 r- t K S4 9 v |