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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH unior Prom bills submitted and sponsored jointly by the Utah Department of Fish and Game and the Utah Wildlife Federation were passed during the recently ended 33rd session of the Legislature. Bills failing to get approval of the legislators include one which would have given aliens the right to hunt; one reducing the residency requirements from one year to six months prior to purchase of fish and game licenses; and one which would have increased the fees paid to license agents for selling fish and game licenses.. A fourth bill to set a minimum fine provision of $25 in the fish and game code was killed in the Senate. The ten bills passed by" both houses include the following: An act amending present law which further accents the legal requirement to gain permission before entering upon private land. A companion act to the trespass law setting penalities for destruction or multilation of posted signs, fences and gates. A bill removing the four year tenure of, office provision from the position of director of the department and setting a maximum of $10,600.00 to be paid the director. An act giving the fish and game commission authority to enter into reciprocal licensing and management agreements with bordering states. A bill providing that it shall be ilegal to carry in any vehicle any gun having a loaded cartridge in the firing chamber. Excepted from the act are peace officers in performance of their duties and persons with special permits to carry a loaded gun in protection of life and property. An act setting up new license fees for nonresident juvenile anglers. The new law allows such juveniles under twelve years of age to angle without a license provided they are in company of a licensed angler and that any fish caught by them be included in the limit of such licensed angler. It further provides that such nonresident juveniles, ages twelve through fifteen, may purchase anTen of 14 tre-pa- gling licenses at $2 for five-da- ss y for the season. The latter costs for nonresidents 16 years of age and older remain at $4 for five days, $10 for the seapermits, $5 The new 1 1959 fish and game license issue will be in the hands some of license 500 agents1. throughout the state by April This announcement came from department of fish and game offices today as spokesmen reminded that beginning April 16, a proper issue of the new license must be worn visibly by early eason and anglers whatever others afield. The new licenses show a change in color this year with the various types for residents being printed on yellow paper, the nonresident licenses on pink, paper. The change from the usual use of white paper was made for the purposes of identification and to answer complaints concerning the danger factors, real or imagined, during the deer seasons. Across the face of eaci; license issued will again be founrj i. reminder that "This license '! .'. n authorize you to trepas or property whether ost:d or of not, without the pormissio' those in control thereof." The department noted that the 1958 license must be used through April 15, since. legislative law sets the fish and game license year beginning April IE, one year and ending Apri; 15 the following j.'i-va- year. N' te shown in the size 1959. They will fil I.f si-- i ; license containers, 'tb w.'.', obtainers available lidin agents if needed. of i ch;mg-- . iv he lor tic-riP- Farmers Urged to t New law, which will not go into effect until April 1, 1960, requiring juveniles to pass a gun safety training course or show passage of comparable training course prior to purchase of hunting li- censes. An act giving fish and game commission authority to enjoin department employees under Utah Merit System Council. Other bills affecting fish and game activities were passed including one which gives authority to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service to purchase lands for the development of waterfowl hunt- THE PRINTER Charles Mercer Recovering Friends of Mr. Charles Ward Society Bazaar Friday - Riis-so- n; Lehi Couples Attend Banquet , American lunior AFFAIRS BY WRITING A . LETTER TO THE EDITOR 19, 19i9 March 20 National Guard Bureau Announces 350 Paratrooper Positions Allotted Utah Guard Thereafter individual jump ing will be accomplished arises. train- as need The Utah National Guard reGen. Rich stated his Every truth has practical conceived word today from National in reorganization sequences, and. these are the test Guard Bureau, Washington. D.C., of the Utah Army National Guard of Truth. Wililam James. that about 350 paratrooper posi- are to find a place for each memtions have been allotted to the ber of the Guard in the new troop Utah Army National Guard, ac- allotment and to protect civilian e cording to Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. jobs of all employees. Rich, Utah Adjutant General. 'These special forces units asThese men will make up a num- sure attainment of those objecber of Special Forces units con- tives," Gen. Rich said. PROVO sisting of small groups of officers Public Every Nlte Except the new units will be Initially and enlisted men selected because staffed with officers and enlisted Sunday and Tuesday of their outstanding skills in com- men who are either now paratroop Saturday 3 to 4 lanmunications, demolition, and qualified or who have expressed Special 35c Thursday guages. an interest to become so qualified. 7 p.m. Private before Party "Two units will be organized in Those requiring jump training will 2 or or Tue. 7:30 at p.m. Salt Lake City within 60 days," attend a course at the Airborne Call Fit rates for Gen. Rich said. "The remaining Center, Fort Bragg, and Reservations units will be organized after July Training North within 18 months. Carolina, 1, 1959 when the Utah Army Guard is tentatively scheduled to reorganize," he continued. The Utah Army Guard has been interested for several years in obtaining airborne units. Last fall when Gen. 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Clubhouse Saturday night. saw dinner the group After slides and movies of this year's Alpine Sets Rose Parade and one of the Club's summer rides. Harold W. Barnes, Relief an expert at telling yarns, acted as master of ceremonies for a proThe Alpine Ward Relief Society gram of western music presented ladies are planning their annual by Mrs. Albert Drooks, Ralph bazaar Mar. 20. The theme will be Brooks, Glen Brooks, and Les and "Bazaarney" which will be carried Ha- Nelson. out in the program and in the decorations. Program chairman was Dr. who was assisted by Joe The program will start at 5 Zupan, Bill Lewis and Tom Peck. p.m. with a fashion show. The laIn charge of the dinner were Dale dies will model and display the articles of clothing they have rePeterson, chairman; Warren Neil Carson; and Art Sabey. cently made. The ladies of the Fifth Ward Immediately following the fashRelief Society prepared and serv- ion show, a supper will be served ed, the dinner. featuring an all Irish menu. At the same time, various kinds of bakery goods plus items such as aprons, quilts, rugs, handicraft, and novelties will be on sale. Mr. Constance Anderson, ReS.U.P. lief Society President, is in charge The Sons of the Utah Pioneers of the affair, assisted by Mrs. J. and their partners were entertain- Paul Beck and Mrs. Calvin Whited at a banquet and a wonderful by. in Garden the Heights program Ward in Salt Lake City last Fork Thursday evening. There were estimated 500 peoProm Set ple in attendance, and the proThe American Fork High ceeds of the affair will go toward new projects at Pioneer Village. School Junior Prom is scheduled Those present from Lehi Chap- for Mar. 27 beginning at 9 p.m. ter were; Mr. and Mrs. David B. in the American Fork gymnasiunw Tne From uommiuee, neaciea Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mack Storrs and Sherry by A. Mr. Mrs. James and Bushman, have chosen as their theme Carson, Mr, Walter Webb, and Mr. Hyrum Gray and Mrs. Viola "I'll Remember Tonight." The theme will be carried out by a Hardman. Japanese setting, using pink, blue, and orange colors. Jerry's Hyde's TV Offers orchestra will furnish the music and will be seated inside a Jap- It Pays to Advertise! urn. .50 al . ing marshes. A boating bill was passed which gives licensing and regulatory powers to the Utah Park and Recreation Commission. A five man advisory committee would, under provisions of this law, act as a recommending body to this commission regarding boating Jt Lehi Riding Club Entertains . Ladies at Party son. A bill giving the commission authority to develop, specified state lands along the shores of the Great Salt Lake for waterfowl marsh and other recreational purposes. An act giving authority to set color and kinds of clothing to be worn during hunting seasons. Any change in color must be announc- Schoenthan. ed two years before the effective date. couple spectators anese Pagoda. Admission will be $2 per couple. Published by the Free Press Publishing Co. every Thursday. E. Russell Innes, Publisher and Of wise all the knowledge Organization of community or know to most themseek good Subscription to discussion neighborhood groups selves. Shakespeare. Per Year (in advance) . . . $3.00 Chemicals applied for the con- help citizens achieve a better untrol of alfalfa weevil when the derstanding of foreign policy was Ungrowth is over two inches high is encouraged this week by the Divinot very effective. According to iversity of Utah Extension Joel C. Barlow County Agricu-tur- sion. "Decisions 1959" began over Agent, due to weather conditions and other pressing jobs, KUED, Utah's educational telemany growers in the past have vision station, this week (March delayed alfalfa weevil spraying to 19), and the series will continue late that it is only about 50 ef- each Thursday through May 14 at 8 p.m. on Channel 7. fective. Make plans now to do the job Fact sheets about the nine disearlier this year and get good cussion topics are available for control of alfalfa weevil. Adult $1 from the U. of U. Extension weevils overwinter and lay eggs Division. Lehi Phone 505-- R as soon as growth starts in the Each week at 8 p.m. on KUED bekilled Unless are they spring. there will be a discussion of the fore the eggs are laid the job is week's topic. Then individuals and only half done. discussion- may telephone It is recommended the dieldrin the station groups with questions to be or heptaclor be sprayer at the answered by the panel on tele. . . rate of four ounces per arce in at vision at 9:30 p.m. the same night. least six galons of water. This "Decisions 1959" also will give Black-and-White All Makes and Color TV should be done as soon as possible citizens an to express or before the new growth is two themselves opportunity on questions. Votes Radios Record Players Public Address inches high. will be tabulated, with results Systems and Car Radios sent to the U.S. State We know more bad things about & SERVICE ourselves than does anybody else, yet no one thinks so highly of. us 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. DAILY HOURS CLOSED SUNDAYS as we do of ourselves. Franz V. Spray for Weevil Early This Spring pjn. $1.50 Murdock's Orchestra 1L i i Fish and Game Licenses to be Available April 9 Bert S Recent Legislature Actions On Fish, Game Bills Listed THIRSDAV, MARCH SThanhs to that exclusive Soft-Se- t Finish" AGAlNr j1g, ii J 7T 3 w II Yes, we rejuvenate your clothes because our Sanitone Soft-Sdry cleaning is so it gets out all the dirt, restores thorough et II ... the original lustre and texture to fabrics. I Try our Sanitone way just once and you'll never be satisfied with any other dry is America's most popular personal checking account service. Inquire about it at . . . STATE BANK OF LEHI cleaning. 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