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Show Ilslcbry pis 125.0 egos A shipment of 125,000 cutthroat cut-throat eggs from Pacific Coastal Coast-al sources was received recently recent-ly at the department of fish and game's Springville Hatchery. Hatch-ery. Slated for release into the recently treated waters of the Strawberry Reservoir after hatching, the shipment marks the first of several hundred thousand eggs which will be used to replenish the big Wasatch Was-atch County water. In addition to eggs scheduled schedul-ed to arrive from commercial sources, native trout spawning stocks now being held at the Kamas and Whiterocks hatcheries hatch-eries are anticipated to supply an additional 600,000 eggs. Initial stocking of the treated treat-ed waters was accomplished last fall with the release of 250,000 native trout finger-lings. finger-lings. Strawberry will remain closed to angling through 1962 with scheduled reopening of the waters set for June 1963. Only four million acres of the 33 million administered by the Bureau of Land Management Manage-ment in 13 ' Western States is classified as commercial forest lands. If you sowed seeds of Canterbury Can-terbury bells last year and are going to transplant the young plants this spring where you want them to bloom in June, note carefully the exact green of the foliage. Plants with light green leaves will have white or pink flowers; those with darker dark-er green leaves will have blue ones. It helps to know this when you place the young plants. The Bureau of Land Management Man-agement sold 14.7 million board feet of timber from its Alaska public timberlands in 1960. |