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Show Page Twelve The Springville Department ends stocking fish in three streams Nature goes on trial this year as the Division of Wildlife Resources ends the stocking of parts of three Utah streams with rainbow trout in an experiment to encourage natural populations of wild fish. Wild brown, cutthroat and brook trout in parts of Mammoth Creek, the White Rocks and Provo Rivers will be given a chance to prove whether they can develop their own populations when competition from hatchery fish is removed. Beginning this year, rainbow catchables normally stocked in these stream sections will be diverted to other areas. "Superimposing hatchery rainbows on a wild fish population could gradually eliminate the wild fish through fisherman pressure, " according to Fisheries Chief Don Andraino. "Stocking of hatchery fish attracts at-tracts angling pressure and each year fishermen catch more of the wild fish until the population is severely reduced." Adriano added, "this change in stocking strategy should not only increase the wild fish populations, but also decrease fisherman pressure on non-stocked non-stocked streams. This would create a more aesthetic sporting atmosphere and better philosophical approach to fishing. Streams to which the hatchery rainbows will be diverted should offer more success to anglers and distribute the catch to more sportsmen." Streams included in the experiment ex-periment are the Provo River from Hailstone Junction upstream up-stream to the Highway 35 bridge; Whiterocks River and tributaries upstream from the Ashley National Forest boundary boun-dary and Mammoth Creek from three miles above Highway 89 upstream to Tommy Creek. It is anticipated this new stocking program will be expanded ex-panded to other waters in future years. Wildlife Resources personnel will evaluate fish populations in streams under this program. The National Water Safety Test will be telecast by KUED Channel 7, June 7, at 7 p.m. this half-hour program, consisting of 12 .multiple choice questions, was filmed in Cypress Gardens, Florida ? and ; features Pat Paulsen, well-known comedian and Bud Wilkinson sports personality per-sonality and special consultatnt to President Nixon. The program is very modern, humorous and informative. It deals with boating, survival swimming and life saving. FATHER'S DAY MAKE IT the Rnti-TLnflation Knit It's the luxurious, what-a-buy Cavalier, All sheen and shimmer. Like silk. Only better. Because it's 100, tight-knit Anlron " nylon with total washability, astonishing snag resistance. Arrow styles it with 4-butlon placket, the longisjimo collar of extra dash. In sparkle-frost super colors. Simply celestial. But so down to earth in its inflation-fighting The short sleeve: $6.50 Cavalier by Arrows Herald June 3, 197 1 ' II I Jt ' " Norma Mock, outstanding bowler of the state, placed second in the Daily Herald bowling tournament concluded last weekend in Provo. This is the second year in a row that Mrs. Mock has played for the championship, a fete no other bowler has achieved during the tournament's history. Two teams lead South Bronco league results are listed as follows for play during the past week: May 24 Aliens 5, Rex Drug 3; WP Friel, LP Thorn. May 25 Miller Tile 7, Jaycces 6; WP Oldroyd, LP Long. Doubles, Hatfield, Lowe, and Murray May 26 Rex Drug 15, Aliens 10; WP Thorn, LP Brinkerhoff. Doubles, Frandsen, Day, Friel, and Martinez; home run, Frandsen. price stance. 1 West Center, Provo in South Bronco May 27 Jaycees 10, Miller Tile 9; WP Lowe, LP Murray. Doubles, Oldroyd, Hatfield, and Gonzales; home runs, Oldroyd, Wilson, and Lone. Team Standings . Won Lost .3 2 -3 2 2 3 2 3 Aliens ' Rex Drug Miller Tile Jaycees In Alaska 97.1 per cent of the state's acreage is held by the federal government. 8. Tennis program starts Monday June 7 will mark the opening of the summer tennis program in Springville under the direction . of Ned Perkins, city recreation director. Lessons will be given on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or on Tuesday and Thursday combinations. They will be held from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and will be for both fellows and girls up to 18 years of age. Those desiring to sign up should contact Mr.. Perkins at 489-6918. North Bronco posts results North Bronco results for the week. May 25 Friels3, Kiwanis 16; WP Pickering, LP Hansen. Double, Kelly Hansen; home run, Scott Phillips. May 26 Dave's Fixit 7, Fergs 6; WP Dick Holley, LP Doug Baxter. Double, Danny Nielson; home run, Bill Sumsion, Dick Holley. May 27 Friels 15, Utah Service 6; WP Hansen, LP Lynn Jenkins. Double, Chris Meacham. Managers and coaches of the respective teams are as follows: Dave's Fixit Jerry Smith, manager-coach; Fergs Kent Kinross, manager, Robert Wiley, coach; Friels Milan Packard, manager, Robert McGrew, coach; Kiwanis Denny Pickering, magager, Frank Miller, coach; Utah Service Dean Tipton, manager, Melvin Elder, coach. Schedule: June 8 Fergs vs Friels, 6 p.m. ; June 9 Kiwanis vs Dave's Fixit, 6 p.m.; both games of which are at the Hobble Creek Diamond. Palomar Observatory and its 200-inch telescope are owned by the California Institute of Technology. The 5.400 windows at United Nations headquarters require six to eight full-lime win-dowwashcrs. START THE FUN TIME SUMMERTIME WITH OUR SPECIAL CAR CARE SERVICE ENGINE We'll check condition and adjustment of ignition and carburetion systems and tune if necessary. BATTERY We'll check for full power and see that water is at the proper level. COOLING SYSTEM We'll make sure coolant is at proper level and that the cap. hoses and connections are tight LIGHTS We'll make sure all lights are burning properly and correctly aimed. WIPERS We'll check arm and blade condition and windshield washer tank fluid level. TIRES a We'll check pressure, tread and general condition. DDAlfEC unnrvbij V We'll check fluid level, f linings, cylinders, adjustment. LUBRICATION We'll check engine transmission and power steering oil. Lubricate chassis, change oil and filter if needed. USE YOUR Ml;;. MINER'S AUTO 480 South Main YW WELL-TAILORED - The white suit reappears for business busi-ness or leisure wear. Lightweight Light-weight cotton canvas accents the lean lines of this slightly shaped western-style suit. With broad lapels and safari pockets, it's an E.S. Aubrey design. Hole-in-one Sons of Frank Argyle of Spanish Fork proudly witnessed a hole-in-one registered by their father at the Hobble Creek Golf Course. The fete was accomplished ac-complished on the first hole and sons David and Phil saw the lucky shot. A new mineral found on the moon has been named Armalcol for (he three Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins. LEAVING Oil A TRIP? RECORD IT WITH A POLAROID 320 553 reg- $ $59.95 V ALLEN'S SUPER SAVE DRUG 330 South Main 01971 WmIma Sittt lUnhcanl AmocmIwa Public big game meets planned Big game hunts will be discussed in five Utah cities late in June to allow the public a voice in setting the seasons. Board of Big Game Control public meetings have been scheduled at 8 p.m. for Kanab, June 21, Kane County Courthouse; Cour-thouse; Mt. Pleasant, June 22, Mt. Pleasant City Hall; Price, June 23, Price Municipal Building; Salt Lake City, June 24, Wildlife Resources office, 15 West North Temple and Brigham City, June 25,' Mountain Moun-tain Fuel Supply Auditorium, 102 West Forest street. The public is invited to attend these meetings and make recommendations for the big game seasons if desired. The Board of Big Game Control establishes hunting seasons and sets policy for harvest of Utah big game animals. The five members of the board include: John I. Phelps, Chairman, Director of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources; D. M. Gaufin, U. S. Forest Service; H. A. Brown-field, Brown-field, Utah Wildlife and Outdoor Recreation Federation; Newell A. Johnson, Utah Woolgrower's Association; and W. Lloyd Johnson, Utah Cattlemen's Association. Excepting the Wildlife Resources Director, members are appointed to the Board by the Governor with advice and consent of the Senate. Utah law requires the Board to hold at least one public meeting each year in each of the wildlife districts of the state. Car sickness is the feeling you get every month when the payment falls due. Lee R. Call, Star Valley (Wyo.) Independent. Model 320 Deluxe features at an economy price. Automatic electric eye exposure control Deluxe range and viewfinder Transistorized electronic shutter .Springville 3i95 W PMlDInlll fij i fijrapi0lnl f J Accepted all over town IV 'fr j - all over America. C rV2v v' V v -X. ? ' fTTT m I M & Rent-a-car. , 1 1 ticket: s v str l L-- - "4 ' w f V Jj Vacation si f n ;tvTtH hf L i 4J: k the "Pikes Peak or Bust" gold rush in Colorado occurred in 1859 J and 18fa0. 41 u 1 TPS UJLJLJ'ilL.'.Ji- ii -II ii ii All Types All Sizes PRICED FROM 500 for $25.00 CHARGE THEM WITH ART CITY 161 South Now's a good time to bring your car in for our air-conditioning service. We'll check over your system and replace lost coolant to make sure you're ready for a full season of cool, dustfree driving. RUFF'S GARAGE 38 WEST CENTER When not in use, guns should always be kept unloaded with i he actions open, 9 FOR THAT MOST SPECIAL OCCASION PUBLISHING CO. Main Springville USE YOUR |