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Show Page Fourteen The Springville Herald January 25, 1973 Hi-flyers list Kolob Stake M Men report latest games r i. - -J 'w.w.y.y.,A. . - y The Kolob Stake Senior have completed their regular season's play and are now playing a round-robin tournament. tour-nament. The team standings for the season are as follows: Wins Lost Mapleton 2nd Mapleton4th 12th Ward 2nd Ward 1st Ward 6th Ward 15lhWard Mapleton 3rd 14th Ward Mpaleton 1st Uth Ward i 2 2 3 5 7 8 9 9 9 no team Deep snow, cold tough on deer, says local conservation officer Forests cover about 80 percent of Nova Scotia. Deep snows and freezing temperatures are making life hard lor the wildlife of the area local Conservation Officer, Brent Christ en sen reports. When snow covers up most of the available forage on the benches, the deer come into town in search of food. A lot of ornamental shrubs and fruit GOLF CHATTER Inside on Tournament Ploy ,; "-O MtiltM 7 ft) WEATHEr rt IM- FAMOUS-IN 1152 WHILE PLAYING IN A HEAVY SGUALL. GOLFERS PUTTED FROM A KNEELING POSITIOH. l use atv. .v.- . i , r riff m sjfiM mmm tfHE TOP PROFESSIONAL ANP CELEBRITY 60LFERS WILL FLAY IN THE FINAL OF THE 3ZND ANMUAL BIN6 CROSBY NATIONAL PRO-AM GOLF TOURNAMENT SATURDAY ANP SUNDAY. JANUARY 27-28.AT PEBBLE BEAtH ON CALIFORNIA' MONTEREY PENINSULA. THE FAMEP CLAMBAKE'-TO BE NATIONALLY TFI FVKFD m ARC-TV- 14 THE GKANPPAPOV OF ALL PRO-AM i TOURNEYS ANP HAS A 1173 ) PURSE OF $265,000. NOLD PALMEK-WHO HAS NEVER WON THE TOURNEY-WAITED TOURNEY-WAITED 20 MINUTES AT THE I7TH HOLE ON PEBBLE BEACH INWfcH WHILE WAVES WASHED HIS BALL OUT TO SEA ANP BACK ffwa-TlME WINNER, JACK NICKLAUS TOOK THE l?7Z EVEMTBY SINKING AM IB PUn IN A SUPPEN-PEATH PLAYOFF WITH JOHN MILLER. HACH YEAR TOURNAMENT PROCEEDS 60 TO THE CROSBY VoilTU FUND Mil llANt AP DAI LA HAVE KFFK RAISED TO PATE. trees are providing needed food for hungry deer. The Division of Wildlife Resources wants tc thank people who are sacrificing their shrubbery in . hopes of saving a few deer. People should realize that as we move our homes farther up on to the benches we should expect more and more competition for the ground with the deer. Cooperation from the people who live along the east end of town is appreciated. Another problem facing the deer is the constant threat of dogs. As deep snow gets hard it becomes difficult for deer to move in. Uogs on the otherhand, can run on top of the crusted snow and it is not difficult for a dog to catch a deer. Many deer are eaten alive each winter by dogs. Cooperation is needed here also. People should keep their dogs locked up and off the mountains this time of the year. Even small dogs can put deer through unnecessary torture. The more energy a deer uses up the more food it must eat and the chances of it starving to death are greatly increased. Mr. Christensen also reports that as deer move down close to the city and on to the highways, they are a threat to the motorists. As you drive this winter, watch for deer. Slow down as you travel through the mountains and areas where deer are frequent. In many areas of the state, deer and elk are being shot and left to waste. Let's not let this unnecessary slaughter cut down our big game herds. Let's do everything we can to preserve and protect them for future generations to see, hunt, and enjoy. The results of the Hi-Flyers games played Jan. 20 are as follows: m4overm3a 25 to 24 si over m3 23 to 18 s2overm2 29 to 20 ml over s6 36 to 9 sl5oversll 25 to 21 sl2oversl4 By Forfeit Todd Stuart was the high scorer for the day with 22 points. The standings to date are as follows: m2 si s2 sl5 sll ml m4 s6 sl2 m3 m3a sl4 Wins 5 5 5 5 4 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 Loss 1 1 1' 1 2 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 A new duck stamp is issued each year by the U. S. Postal Service. The new stamp will go on sale July 1, 1973. Every migratory waterfowl hunter 16 years of age or older must purchase this stamp and a state hunting license. All revenue from duck stamps, except the cost of printing and distribution, is used for acquisition of wetlands for waterfowl. Although herons eat mainly fish, they have a varied diet. Bantam players hold fun raffle The Springville Bantam Basketball league is holding a raffle to raise funds for new uniforms. League members will be selling tickets for $1 to all interested in-terested residents. The basketballers will be identified by special name tags they will be wearing. The raffle begins Jan. 22 and will be concluded Feb. 11. The raffle prize will be a Colt Peacemaker pistol. Hew design set for duck stamp The duck stamp for 1973 will show two Steller's eiders standing on a rocky Arctic shore, according to the Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service. The winning entry, a full color wash drawing, was created by artist Lee LeBlanc of Iron River, Michigan. Steller's eiders, which inhabit western Alaska and eastern Siberia, will appear on the duck stamp for the first time. Selection was based on anatomical accuracy, artistic composition and suitability for engraving. The winner receives no financial prizes. ' A record 249 entries were received in the 24th Federal Duck Stamp event. Artists from 33 states competed in the contest. 1 J J V;. - When last week's story on the newly elected officers of the Springville Mapleton Wildlife Federation appeared in the paper, this picture was inadvertently left out. With the editor down with the flu and the picture getting to the office almost at deadline time, it was not surprising, however. So, with all necessary apologies and excuses, here it is. Shown, left to right are, front. f (id Wt .... -a 'I - . . i) S f (V t y I "" ' y ST' '.' Robert Snyder, vice president; Leo J. Mason, president; and Charles Porter, secretary-treasure. Directors standing behind them are, from the left, Ross Diamond, David Devenish, Marvin F. "Mog" Warren, Richard "Dick" Newton, Howard Thorpe, and Carl Curtis, past president. Utah cisco go to two states Efforts are being made to establish the Bonneville Cisco in lakes other than Bear Lake through a cooperative exchange program with two other states. This winter, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has provided 4,800 adult Cisco to South Dakota and 3,500 to Colorado. Fisheries biologists are hopeful the fish will spawn in the South Dakota and Colorado waters so populations will become established there. The success of earlier attempts at-tempts to transplant Cisco in Lake Tahoe in California and Nevada is not yet known, according ac-cording to Division fisheries personnel. Bear Lake on the Utah-Idaho border is the only place in the world Bonneville cisco occur naturally. They begin spawning when they are three years old and have been known to reach the age of nine. Like man and bears, the gray squirrel and other rodents are planti grade animals, meaning they walk on the sole of their feet or palms of their hands. Commercial FREE GIFTS! 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