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Show PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN, UTAH. OCTOBER 6, 1955 Fish and Game Length of seasons, bag limits, and other regulations governt ing the annual pheasant and quail hunts have now been Commission. Game and Fish Utah the by Opening day and hour for these hunts was previously set by the Commission as 8 am, November 11. By legislative action the law requires the hunt to begin at 8 a m the openis open ing day. Hunting that day closes at 5 30 p m. and then 7 a m. to 5 30 p m during the balance of the hunt from daily as scheduled for each county. The season for hunting pheasants was set by counties as follows: Seven days; Emery and Millard. Five days; Box Elder, Utahs major hunting seaCache, Duchesne, Sanpete, sons are now at hand. They Sevier and Uintah. Three include the migratory water-fow- l days for all other counties of season which opens on the state. the 13th of October, the genOnly cock birds are legal eral deer hunt beginning Oct. game, with a bag limit of 22, and the pheasant shoot three birds and a possession getting underway November limit of six following the 11. opening day of hunting Department of fish and Ouail hunting will be conpersonnel are again callgame current with the pheasant to the need for hunt in twelve counties as ing attention to hunters all practice and follows: safe think gun handling. Seven davs; Emery, Duchnote the law calling They esne and Uintah. Three davs; for five revocation for the PiCarbon. Grand. Morgan. ute. Salt Lake, Summit, Utah. years of all hunting license privileges for any person who Wayne, Weber and Washingor negligently carelessly hunt for ton A kills or wounds any human ouail onlv set for Washingon a hunting while Decembeing ton Countv beginning trip. ber 3 through December 9 Roth epx of ouail mav h" Director J Perry Egan taken with a dailv bag limit said, The seriousness of any of eiht and possession limit gun accident comes as a shock of civ toon and forms a tragic memory The Commission also set to everyone concerned. Since a season on Hungarian part- many accidents are related to ridge west of highways 91 the seasons for hunting game, and 191 in Box Elder County. we are again urging all huntThis hunt begins November ers to talk, think, and pract11 and runs for five days as ice safe gun handling where-eve- r does the pheasant hunt in they may be. this county. Bag limit on HunThe following ten comgarians is three birds, pos- mandments of gun safety as session limit six. The action arms and ammulisted by field reports was taken when nition manufacturers are recindicated a growing population of this upland game bird ommended for memory and species would permit a limit- practice by all who go afield. 1. Treat every gun with ed hunt this year. the respect due a loaded gun. This is the cardinal rule of The best woman hasx always gun safety. 2. Carry only empty guns, somewhat of a mans strength; and the noblest man of a taken down or with the action open into your automowomans gentleness. camp and home. bile, Dinah M. Mulock 3. Always be sure that the barrel and action are clear Hunting's Ten Commandments post-seaso- n AdrrriUemmt Joe Marsh From where I Dodge Introduces New 4-Do- race Ilardlop or f Co. Agents Corner The past few weeks have residual sprays aie applie brought ideal tmdew weather to areas about t lie doois, t in some paits of the nation-h- ot, pig pens, corral fences, th an humid, rainy A dark, outside of chickeiw-oopsurfaces to where other closet covered or a flit, damp bundle of sprinkled clothes congregate. Persons who want formoffer excellent growing conditions for the molds that ulas for mixing the variuo. cause mildew, cautions counfly baits and sprays may gt t this information from th ty Home Demonstration Emma Nielson. county extension office, Mr Clothes and househod fab- Sjoblom explains. rics especially cotton, linen, are favorite .. CARE FOR CALVES . silk and wool Most dairy farmers plan to camping grounds for mildew, Miss Nielson continues. Quick have their cows freshen in treatment of the stains is im- the fall of the year. For thal reason, many dairy tahe-wil- l portant. on the farm be First, brush otf the surface of Iron arriving in the next County growth of mildew. Do this two months, remarks Wallac recent in outdoors, not in the house D. scene American the on motoring to appear One of the newest, most exciting eutomobiles Sjoblom county agriculturAll of the youth and vigor of true hardtop' where the spores might scatLancer Door Four 1956 hardtop. is the Dodge glamorous years al agent. sedan. While the ter over other materials and of the styling has been skillfully combined with the comfort and convenience New-borin lower dairy calves need the offered is priced being car shown above is in the Custom Royal series, the same body style produce a new growth of special care, Mr. Sjoblom . mildew. Royal and Coronet series. points out. A good start with Soap and water will take a young calf is half the bat care of fresh mildew stains tie toward making a good One-Da- y By on washable fabrics. If the cow. The calves need t dairy stains are stubborn, treat be in dry quarters and them with a bleach. Sodium freekept from drought Small in perborate is a mild bleach dividual pens should be well rethat is safe for washable fab. bedded down with clean An intensive one-da- y to bring the Utah Guard as In an effort to encourage rics. Its a good idea to test straw. Less disease and digestcruiting drive to fill the ranks close as possible to 100 per studentbodv organizations on colored fabrics wdth the ive disorders will result. of the Utah National Guard of authorized strength, College of Southern Utah bleach first to be sure will be held throughout the cent its As calves grow, they can b to Brig. Gen. Maxcampus to participate whole, color fast, the home agent state, Saturday, October 8. according moved into group pens and E. Rich, Utah adjutant heartedly in all affairs durwell cautions. She recomends a fed Operation Safeguard is the roughage and less grain Several units now ing the school year, A W. solution of one general. of name of the one-dabig tablespoon Mank good dairymen are completely full and have Stephenson associate profes- sodium perborate in one pint push which will occur simthe state use inexpensRich Gen said, and of lists, sor commerce, waiting faculty of lukewarm water ultaneously in 25 Utah comive individual calf stalls to but most bf the outfits have representative with the stud- on the stain and eftsponged for a munities. All Army Guard The county existing vacancies for new ent coordinating committee, minute or two. Then rinse good advantage. trainunits will stage a cites examples given agent members and Told officers of student organmornwell Dry cleaning is recoII. Rich, Extension ing drill that Saturday by Lyman estabofficers. in active be to izations mmended for fabrics that ing and then will devote the Dairyman at Utah State AgThe name Operation Safelishing and maintaining a cannot be wahsed. remainder of the day to rericultural College. camfriendly and enthusiastlce guard was given the cruiting George H. Anderson ol tradition school spirit. HOUSE FLY CONTROL The intent of the drive is paign because of the uses an abandoned Richmond al role the National Guard CBU has a personality Control house flies on the chicken coop. He has divided has played as the nation's made up of students, faculty farm as a health measure as two rows of individual of obstruction. first line of reserve defense, members and community, and well as to improve milk pro- it into with stalls 4. Always carry your gun General Rich said. manger feeding the campus personality re- duction and avoid serioli'.s and grain and a place hay so that you can control the All units will report by flects the types of students household and livestock an- for water. direction of the muzzle even to the Adjutant who give their energy and noyance, advises Wallace D. telephone Charles "arnich of Pleasif you stumble. Generals Office at Fort Doug-a- s personality to the school, Sjoblom, county agricultural ant Grove merely uses a shed 5. Be sure of your target during the day with an ac- Mr. Stephenson said. agent. his silo; it serves around built the before you pull trigger. counting of their memberIn outlining the planning Remove all manure fre- the purpose well. Lee E. Thur-goo- d 6. Never point a gud at of the for the quently; dispose of it and organization ship gains. Strength of Clearfield and Harold by anything you do not want to Army Guard now is approx- school year, studentbody of- spreading or by proper piling Lloyd at the LDS Church shoot. imately 3,400 officers and ficers Eugene Holman, Delta, so as to reduce fly breeding, Farm at Logan also use low-co7. Never leave your gun unmen. , Marie Adams, Parowan, and the agent suggests. Sanitation individual calf pens attended unless you unload it Claudia Hirschi. Cedar City, is the most important method ' s of farmers can use to control first. American has undergone scheduled the For more information 8. Never climb a tree or a more than a century of land conference and workshop sesflies. this subject farmers fence with a loaded gun. sions to iron smooth student use and abuse. ApproximateThree new insecticides also should see the county agent 9. Never shoot at a flat ly 100 mili on acres of formgovernment affairs. are very helpful in fly con- for a free copy of Extension been have or hard surface the surface erly good, cropland A banquet at the Airport trol this season, he points Circular 236, Raising Dairy of water. ruined by erosion for any Cafe terminated the confer- out These are malathion, x Calves. 10. Do not mix gunpowder further food production. An- ence activities with a sumand diazinon. They may and alcohol. other 100 million accres of ming of ideas presented be used as dry sugar baits, as No virtue is safe that is not cropland have been seriousthroughout the various ses- weak liquid baits to be put enthusiastic. soil is Director Royden C. out every few days, or as being sions. ly damaged. Top John Robert Seeley beis delivered the fin- stronger residual sprays. The it than faster Braithwaite destroyed al address. ing repaired or created. I s four-doo- r n CSU Students Recruiting Drive Set Utah National Guard October 8 Urged To "Be Active" y st two-day- Dip-tere- Shades of Tom Sawyer! Hack Willis had just stopped the tractor bos he could cool off at the pump, when a young insurance salesman came up the drive. Hack was tired of plowing, and needed insurance on his new barn. But he also needed to get that winter rye in fast. The salesman, an eager kid, noticed hesitation. I come from a farm, he said. Why dont you look at these booklets get all the dope and Ill take that plow a couple of rounds for you. Young fellow laid off a pretty straight furrow, too. It was almost dark before Hack sitting in the shade was able to decide just what kind of policy to get. From where I sit, to be a good salesman or a good citizen it always helps to put yourself in the other mans place. He may have a different sort of job' with different problems . . . he may prefer to close a deal over, say, friendly glass of beer while you might prefer something else. But if you both of you can make it a policy to try.. - Fi rm age f 0 suiv. imd nioSh THIS LUMBER, WHILIj NOT THE BEST, WILL BE EXCELLENT FOR FENCE AND OUTBUILDING REPAIRS. MUST BE MOVED WITHIN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. JOSE FERRER $30.00 per M JUNE "ALLY SON NEWS and CARTOON aDVERTISEM ENT VAN JOHNSON . -- tSSBOM fa f, vr, Cfafa't ' MITCHELL LUMBER CO. r THESEIGE AT V RED RIVER w i , ..f j . 'j- - x r FR I. and 1 A ra., j. JOAN DRU' tr ' K.'. " f - ? fa . , V ' , 300 30-3- ' SAT. 0 FRED SMITH Federal gun dealer license no. 8123 BETTY CRABLE 70 p - , g sad-swe- et - . SUERRE NORTH It s Doug gave me this bedside phone for a present. wonderful not to have to get up out of bed when it convenient rirgs at night and, of course, its terribly when I dont feel well. Order o ur additional telephones now, for those places u here you re mu'--t hhey to be when you need t,icm 1 he co. t is only 3 or 4 a nts u dtty each The inslalluiiun ch'irne is srr.al, rrtrdiss of locution Phones are now colors, for a at jjob!i- - in a s ctwn of eight to u.i d on' Ur, I" Idra chuig' Cull our Business Office. e Mount ,tn htai's Tt! p s'st Springfield Savage W inchester Carbines ' and others .30-0- 6 , SPECIAL SHORT r r i NEWS and CARTOON Also f .i ; i. guns for sale Iguns i X-r- At Our Mill TUI'S. 1VED. TIIIJHS , 0,000 ft. Second Grade 1 I Says... LUMBER THE SHRIKE Copyright, 1955, United Statet Brewers Foundation Vclt Doctor ; Theater - fine their work to teehircal ev " li inations of referred patients pathologists place of business a smelly oi spoon ' jars, test tubes, chemicals snu lizers .and microscopes of coma catCd and expensive type. Ilia t in medicine is providing accui The following is one of a series of information bv examination of art.cles rtnllen by members of the patient's bipod and tissues of be The radmlo Utah State Medical Association qnd ly excretions. to be a man with a natiu published in cooperation with your seem., local newspaper. These articles are flair for mechanics. His office scheduled to appear every other week a shop of sorts and has been cm with the place in the throughout the year in an effort to paredw'here- Dr. Frankenstein ok better acquaint you with problems of health, and designed to improve the ated his ofmonster. It houses number imposing eleetr s of the people of Utah. gadgets known amnne the initia1'' units, and his job in hf THE TECHNICAL SPECIALIST as is mainly the making and intm films. He aLo preting of IN MEDICINE treats some diseases with The practice of medicine as obMany referred patients enter ; served by most patients becomes medical laboratory with extremeh mere complex year by year. The vague notions of just what sort o' same comment may be aptly ap- people work there and how thev tv plied to many othei. features of about doing their part in tieatue family life. The kitchen, the fam- human illness For example, sc ily car and the income tax return apparently intelligent housewil are all quite a headache at times. will enter the office of a radmlo But the patient himself is still just gist and say to the girl at the d a human beinjr who has a pain and Ive' coi e for an A' y wants to be rid jf it. Usually his of what? says the u ideas about doctors in general are Why, of me. mv dear savs 0 vague. He has heard that a gen- woman. The girl counts ten tru n eral practitioner does almost ev- tally and then asks hopeV! What stems co be your trouble 9 puberything. To the movie-goin- g lic a surgeon is a , special sort Thats what I ca.n' to this pl.m of doctor. The people in Holly- to find out snaps the worn ,r wood who make the pictures After the examination has bop' have glamorized surgery. After completed the final annoying qup Shall I tuh all, theres nothing like white tion comes forth: sheets, shiny instruments a pul- the proofs to my doctor or wi sating rubber bag and a few you send then.? Obviously expretty nurses wuth lady harbored the notion th. pressions when the folks want her doctor wanted ter to go some drama. There it. however, an- where and purchase rome soit other type of doctor known among fancy picture an inatomical pho the medical fraternity as a tech- tograph which could be viewed t nical specialist about whom many he- - doctor me doubtless some r people know JiJttle or nothing. The he more curious fiends with in radiologist an I the pathologist are mediate detection of the troubb most typically in this category This humorous little incident wou1 and neither of these, to the ordinarily be passed bv with writers knowledge, has ever been chuckle had it not happened, r featured or even seen in a moving often in any laboratory. I picture. T.V show or radio thriller, may be stated seriously that r ierhaps in the category of medi-;- least 25 per :ent of patients r v specialists they should be listed ferred for an eamimT,o , Doctor X. Nevertheless, the have the impression that they a X Doctors rontributions of the buying a picture. A little hr1' f.i o midical practice has a great oi the P'rt of the referring rb.- cal to co wif.' the difference cian in such cases would modem medicine and the of great help to ail corceim k guess-worwith The film, like the pathologist ort of hopeful chich thev treated Grandma back slide, is an e n the davs of calomel and fancy part of the only examination. The n o a'tices terpretation of either one rnuir Both he Radiologist and the a rather extensive knowledge of h' atro'ogist are highly trained man structures and this i whv v giadu.ite- - of a mod. cal school. have teehnical spccu lists in mo Both operate a laboratory and con err medicine. HOW TO From The Earth Comes An Abundant Life For Alt -- BE VERY, VERY POPULAR BOB CUMMINGS i , Utah this is especially true. Although ranked 39th nationally in population, Utah ranks 13th in total value of mineral production and 4th in percentage of total labor force employed in mining. Mining and its related industries help produce prosperity for all Utahns. In CARTOON UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION CLNFMVSCOPE SHORT "from the earth comes an abundant life for all X-r- al n 1 |