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Show Page Ten AP THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD : Sis ragdtod, Springville high's track and field partici-pants as well as tennis players will join ath-letes from nearly every community in Utah to compete in the 47th annual Invitational Track and Field meet at the BYU stadium starting today and ending Sat-urday. "This year's meet should be about the largest we have ever had," stated Edwin R. Kim ball, the Invitational chairman, "and we have had some large ones in the past." It's not uncommon to have over 2,000 athletes performing in the three-da- y meet, Kimball pointed out. Although the Invitational, which was begun nearly a half a century ago by the late Eugene "Timpanogos" Roberts, was a track and field meet in its beginning, it has been ex- -' panded to include other areas. In 1953 the meet added to its program the colorful Girls' Pep Clubs on Review. Last year, meet officials expanded the program to include high school golf. Class A and B high schools compete in two divisions with the tee off scheduled for Saturday morn- - j ing on the Timpanogos course. Tennis also attracts a large j number of participants to the new courts' at BYU. Junior high school competition is scheduled for Thursday, high school and junior college on Friday and Saturday. Game boardp meeting dal Utah's Board of Control has now sche Is, five annual publi(, during which indivi organizations meet Board to submit facts ' commendations for tion in setting the' game hunts. Dat and the meetings are as J' June 27, Kanosh' j, Richfield; June 29 pri 30, Salt Lake c'itv Ogden. J; Anyone having fact mation to submit Co one of the big game the hunts in genera mark the date for the nearest their area and attend. p ' ." f . ..1 " ." r ... v ' , : : l v - - Despito bitter cold winds, a record number of children turned out for the annual Eas-ter Egg hunt Saturday. The event schedul-ed for the City Park, was transferred to Memorial Park because of the traffic prob-lem. Seen in foreground are President Keith Watters and Richard Valdez, chair-man of the hunt. 1500 eggs were found. Funny that when a old enough to g0 0ut ; she doesn't. ' SIIS tracksters lose to Dons Spanish Fork again trium-phed over the Springville track and field team in a return meet at Spanish Fork last Fri-day. The Dons came up with 160 points to the Devils' 88. The Red Devils came up with firsts in the Discuss with Simkins getting a 115.6 record. Roylance took the Javelin with a 141.8. Haymond won the high jump with a 5 feet 6 mark. Jensen tied for the pole vault and SHS relay teams in the Medley and 880 took firsts. The Dons garnered the other firsts to lead Che scoring. 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OTPI CONSERVATION UNiTED STATES POSTA6E I Tho above water conserva-tion stamp, recognizing the fact that water is a vital and limiting natural resource went on sale Tuesday of this week at the local Post Of-fice, according to Neil Stew-art of the local Conservation Board. Without water, soil cannot produce the food and fiber needed to nourish and clothe the rapidly increasing population. The conservation officer urges therefor that we make good use of the wa-ter we have and reduce needless waste and pollution by protecting watersheds and by other means. doufing. Scored COMMERCIAL LEAGUE League Standings Team W L Kolob Realty 37 27 Snap-on-Too- ls 36V2 27 Averett Rentals .... 34 29 V2 Kolob Lumber 33 31 Art City Lanes 28 36 Dot and Martys- - 23 41 Week's Results Averett Rentals 1' 2977 Kolob Realty 3 3079 Kolob Lumber 1 2974 Snap-on-Too- ls 3 3075 Dot and Martys 1 3108 Art City Lanes 3 3137 High Team Game Snap-on-Tool- s, 1121; Art City Lanes, 1078; Dot and Martys, 1068. Individual High Series Julian Raulston, Art City, 613; Dick Wiley, Art City, 597; Len Stone, Kolob Lumber, 575. Individual High Game Dick Wiley, Art City, 236; Julian Raulston, Art City, 223; L. Whitehead, Dot and Martys, 222. Bees list home game schedule Baseball fans who take in the Salt Lake Bee games at Derk's field will be interested in the home game schedule re-leased by officials. The schedule follows: April 22, 23, 24 Vancouver; 25, 26, 27 Portland; May 16, 17, 18, 19 Sacramento; 20, 21, 22 San Diego; 24, 25, 26 Taco-m- a; June 3, 4, 5 Spokane; game hunts. Date and place of 7, 8, 9 Seattle; 10, 11, 14, 15, 16 Port-land; July 5, 6, 7, Sacramento; 8,9,10 San Diego; 14,15,16,17 Tacoma; 29, 30, 31 Seattle; Aug. 2, 3, 4 Vancouver; 5, 6, 7, 8 Portland; 9, 10, 11 Spokane; 29, 30, 31 San Di-ego; Sept. 1 San Diego; 2, 3, 4 Tacoma; 5, 6, 7, 8 Sacramento. Lemon-Luscio- us Meringues m:mm mm myp---- j. a; ilsigsj n Si ifjslx; it's s wmtm fit - f lj L. ' 4 Lovely to look at, delicious to taste, and easy to make are these Lemon Creme Meringues. Lemon chips take most of the work out of preparing the creamy filling, and meringues may be stores bought or homemade, as you wish. Sweet, red-rip- e strawberry halves add a final charming touch to a dessert as fresh and lovely as springtime itself. Thjs lemon creme is good in pastry shells or cream puffs, too and makes a delicious cake filling. Lemon Creme Meringues 1 cup (6 ounces) lemon chips 12 pint whipping cream 2 tablespoons milk 8 baked meringue shelis, 1 teaspoon vanilla , cooled ' Melt lemon chips in milk over hot water. Cool to room tempera- ture. Add vanilla. Whip cream and fold in the melted chips. Spoon into individual meringue shells. Makes 8 servings. Garnish with strawberry halves, if desired. Most of us don't understand that we will get just as bad government as we are willing to stand for and just as good government as we are willing to fight for. Luther Young-dah- l. - ' a Bow and arrows may be used in catching carp Carp may be taken with the use of bow and arrow on any water open to angling provided the user of this equipment is properly licensed. The following laws were list-ed by the Utah Department of Fish and Game to qualify the foregoing statement. "Nongame fish may be ta-ken for personal, noncommer-cial use from waters open to angling by angling and or any other method or means except gill nets, trammel nets, trawl nets, hoop nets, fyke nets, electrical devices, chemicals, explosives or firearms. "It shall be unlawful for any person, except chifdren under twelve years of age, to take, pursue, angle for, or po-se- ss fish of any species while on any lake or stream of this state without first procuring a suitable license to do so." Spokesmen said this method of taking carp has become in-creasingly popular each spring during recent years as these nongame fish move into shal-low areas of several lower ele-yati-waters open to all-ye-angling. Carp so taken must be pro-perly cared for or disposed by the archer. The friends to treasureare the few who "gfuess" it's time to go and do. , |