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Show APril 5, n,- - Page Fourteen ' THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Pony league iryows April 11 and 12 his birthday falls between Aug. 1, 1947 and July 31, 1949. Player auction will be held in the basement conference room at the police station on Fri-day, April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The public is not invited. The new team roster will be posted the following morning, Sat., April 14 at 9 a.m. at the Sport Shop. Pony league tryouts will be held April 11 and 12 at 4:30 p.m. on the Pony diamond an-nounces Bud Schardine, presi-dent of the league. Officials met and outlined the season's program Monday, April 2. All new players 13 years old are required to show their birth certificate. Registration will be $5.00 and all boys will be required to warm up and perform at several baseball routines. Any 13 and 14 year old Springville and Mapleton boy is eligible to play ball if Waterfowl take lowest in seven years The official 1961 waterfoul harvest figures released by the department of fish and game this week, confirmed the ob-servations of most hunters. Among other things, the re-port showed that the take of all types of ducks and geese has dropped to its lowest point in about seven years. Ducks taken last year num-bered 116,636, little more than half the total harvest of the 1960 season. Snow geese in the bag dropped by 65 in final analysis while the num-ber of Canada geese taken by hunters remained nearly the the same as in the year pre-vious. For his efforts, thV average hunter returned from each outing with 1.78 ducks or geese, considerably less than was experienced during the 1960 season. 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Beautifully tailored in a rich, interesting texture, it is styled with ageless distinction, fits like a dream, makes him feel completely confident. A Kuppenheimer will do the same for you. From $000. THE KUPPENHEIMER LOOK is THE CONFIDENT LOOK HOOVERS 74 West Center Provo F,0 R T H E TUX t--t- Q WHITE f Yr) DINNER Wrp jacket ml B RENTALS fcl' ; ALL ACCESSORIES V V If FROM c HOOVERS 74 West Center, Provo Flour, Wasatch . 10 lbs. 75c Flour, Wasatch . 25 lbs. 1.69 f7:::;ri ' School Boy ' Peanut Butter . . 3 lbs. 99c frrn Cheese Whip , . 11b. jar 57c 3 LP SI MEATS Pleasant Grove 303 con jr Chuck Roast . . lb. 45c W 95 5 smo Boneless Pot Roast . Eb. 69c v u J&f . Sirloin Steak . Ib. 89c A&R Franks . . lb. 49c CfowarJ 3 Safe Creek WjdrU 10th South 4th East ' HUn,er 9jll Plenty of Free Parking u?' j " ; I ' i f . f i r 'it. William R. Devenish, Sprlngrille's million mile pilot can well smile at the handsome gift he displays, and proudly so. The gift a civil war days type of muzzle-loadin- g pis tol, Including all necessary equipment and case, has been hand made and is detailed to perfection. It was a gift of a friend, Har-.- " vey Draper of Ephraim Springville man exhibits unique hand-mad- e items piece and the same trim is on the gun and powder horn. Hinges from his grandmo-ther's chest have been ham-mered by the maker into pie-ces of art and used on the case.. These were said to havf given him the idea for finish-ing the gun case. Screws in the gun are fror air-cra- ft bolts filed down and slotted with a hack-sa- The pistol barrel is a section from an old pioneer rifle. The lo.ck mechanism on the gun is made from pieces of scrap steel and part of an old car axel, while the chains on the chest, holding the lid are made from brass safety wire found on aircraft. The case, the gun and other pieces are all representative of many hours of tedious work but ai-- e all highly praised by the owner who is proud to show them to anyone interest-ed. The result of an interesting hobby came into possession of Wm. R. Devenish of Springville recently, when he was present-ed with a replica of an old-tim- e muzzel-loalin- g pistol of Civil War days. The gun and case was a gift to Mr. Devenish in recognition of hjs reaching the million-mil- e record by plane, and was presented by a long-tim- e friend Harvey Draper of Ephraim, who is also a gun enthusiast. The case is fashioned from native walnut from a tree frown at Ephraim. and is all red velvet lined. The gun-stoc- k is also of similar wal-nut. Everything in the case in-cluding the powder horn and bullet mold, are all hand made down to the last screw. The powder horn is polished to glass smoothness and the stopper serving as a powder measure, is made from a rifle shell. The bullet mold is from scraps of brass and an old hinge with tiny deer horn handles. Polished brass and sterling silver trim the case. The center piece on which initials may be engraved is from a 25 cent SMART assigns board men to committees Springville Mapleton Athlet-ic Round Table board members met in their initial board meet-ing last Saturday morning and set up committee assignments. An awards banquet for at the high school has been planned to take place in May prior to the close of school. This banquet, which used to be a tradition at the high school, will be under the direction of Edgel Oldroyd. Assignments Board members assigned to the committees include the fol-lowing: boxing, and wrestling, Floyd Graves; Golf, Bill Jones; fund raising, Reed Clements; track, Rex Wardle; awards (banquet), Edgel Oldroyd; football, Don Blanchard; bas-ketball, Morris Thorpe, Juan Whiting, Rex Wardle; baseball, Gene Averett; tennis, Kenneth Creer. IMPOSTER Sportsmen across the country were warned this week by the fish and game dept. officials to use caution when making down payments on hunting trips or accepting checks from alleged Wyoming outfit t e r named Frank Guest. This man also operates using aliases of Francis Gues or Hub Guest. With the use of false .cre-dentials this man accepted funds under this pretense for several years. He is known to operate throughout the western states including Wyo m i n g Utah, Nevada and California. Region Five baseball dates Thursday April 5; Provo at Payson, Carbon at Spanish Fork, Springville at Orem. Thursday April 12th; Orem at Provo, Carbon at Spring-ville, Spanish Fork at Payson. Thursday April 19th; Provo at Carbon, Payson at Orem, Springville at Spanish Fork. Thursday April 26th; Spring-vil- l at Provo, Carbon at Pay-soo- n, Spanish at Orem. Thursday May 3; Spanish at Provo, Payson at Springville Orem at Carbon. Due to the lack of targets, fewer water foul hunters took to the blinds x and this, to some degree explains the re-duced harvest. Hunters last year numbered 18,713, a mark-ed decrease from the 23,243 that invaded the rivers and marshes the preceding season. What is against truth can-not be just. Be just before you are gen-erous. |