OCR Text |
Show FishandGame Pheasant hunting Is over for Utah sportsmen who still have upland game, ducks, and limited fishing for outdoor activity, according to the Division of Wildlife Resources. The end of the 1971 Utah pheasant hunt slipped by Dec. 12 on state and federal lands and on private lands specially posted to extend the season. Chukar and Hungarian parseasons tridge continue Jan. 15. Quail hunting is finished in Utah except for Washington County where it continues until Jan. 2. The through cottontail chase ends Mar. 1. Goose hunters stop hunt ing Dec. 19 while duck and whistling swan hunters go on until Jan. 2. The Wilson's snipe season has already ended. r isning on continues Utah's year-rou- nd fishing waters. Anglers are reminded the year-rou- nd fishing status of Deer Creek Reservoir ends Dec. 31. Deer Creek June 3 with the 1972 Utah permit-- holding re-op- general fishing season. State Division of Wildlife Desert bighorn sheep may Resources personnel herded the animals into a huge net be on the increase in southeastern Utah, according to a trap then transported them to recent aerial count by the Di- the release sites in stock vision of Wildlife Resources. trucks. The Bureau of Land Biologist Ridney John said the Management cooperated with the division in earlier studies count is distinctly higher than of the those taken the past two transplant areas. years. More surveys in the next few The snowshoe hare chanyears should establish a definite population trend. ges the color of its fur by old coat and Utah issues 10 cermits shedding the each year for desert bighorn growing a new one each fall trophy rams which must be at and spring. least seven vears old. p Smokey the Bear now has hunt success this year led some to think sheep numbers ; an understudy in the national zoo at the nation's capitoL. were low but the count inblack bear cub dicated the numbers were up. i tie year-ol- d was found orphaned In a New Mexico forest and was flown Antelope trapping operato the zoo to live next to his tions near Manila recently yielded over 200 pronghorn famous adoptive father. Little Smokey will grafor transplanting in three counties of the state with small dually be taking over old Smo-ke- ys duties, more symbolic antelope population. Big game than as well as sucreal, Homer Stapley said atiaust ceed him as the biggest chilthe purpose of the transplant dren's attraction of the zoo. was to expand the population of antelope in Utah to range lands with few pronghorn but Youngsters receiving a capable of supporting more. Christmas gun in Salt Lake valley will also receive a gift certificate enrolling them In the 1972 tv hunter safety program compliments of ma jor sporting goods dealers in the area. The KUED-T- V ser ies reaches most parts of Utah and runs Tuesday evenings Jan. 4 through May 16 from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Enrollment gift certificates are available to interested parents and sporting goods dealers from the Division of Wildlife Resources in Salt Lake City. vrar. - fV Thomas Talker, 438 East may trip or choke him Toy arrows should be tipped with 8120 South, "Sandy, boy, Dec. some soft substance that 6. Alta cannot be removed. Care ViewDavid Matthews, 286 Dec. Midvale, Dr., boy, must be taken with suction 9. tips. They can come off and Holy Cross Hospital expose dangerously sharp Mr & Mr- sends. Christian A. Hanson, 848 Care also must be taken East 12 200 South, Draper, boy, witn balloons tney can Dec. 6, choke a child if accidentally George Lee, 381 N. Center taken into the mouth and St., Sandy, boy, Dec. 9. Jay Sorenson, 1746 Clo- block the windpipe. Whistles Rd., Cottonwood and toy instruments should verdale Dec. 9. Heights, boy, not have parts (mouthpieces, Perry B. Morris, 2428 for example) that can be Catalina Dr., Cottonwood easily detached. Children Heights, girl, Dec. 10. should be taught to sit or Ladell L. Dye, 7313 South stand still when playing toy 3005 West, West Jordan, girl. musical wind instruments. A Dec. 10. push or fall can cause serious mouth or throat injury. In a study of bicycle and horseplay injuries, colliding with obstructions were the two leading factors contributing to accidental injuries. V Robertson, 6860 Willow Way, both members FDA of troop 607 with Jim Young as scoutmaster. Court of honor was held at Butler Ward Chapel, Butler West Stake. 750 L Center 8732 S. State M CD, 000 On Pattern Area Carpets ovtr suggested retail sonr Kim aaiu will nifty wwl 4wtr koipri We happy holidays. oMlSffil Service & Supplies' I I COUPON J LL . Ill aocxei-ivrenc- n ft rc - tmr i) tJY DIRECT FROM IMPORTER is v?) 8TX11T $11flQ SlfllSI The world's finest Bourbon since Choose from ovtr 30 patterns In many. ''3 V M Hfftrtnt colon. , -i jci and Thor Bench Grinder 1 $34-9- 847 5 1 Only i1I $A95 mm& f 70RKk9well I JO 1 95 -- 1 m' ) Value More Christmas Specials Mom A Gas Fireplace Top of the Line Gas v GIVES YOU ABETTER m DEAL Custom 24" Air Burner 24" Loose Manzanita logs on Custom Sand Burner.' 72 McDonald's 8610 S. 700 E. 255-802- 2 Sandy i P A POLYESTER slatx in olive, black, brown, gray, navy, ; I or maroon with hacking front Dockets, belt loops, and flare and leg lengths. legs. Sizes 30-42 IB it covers your worn Men spots onyowr eld carpets. Avails & jI 1 1 1 1 : i Boys' Shop 1 28 North Main St, Midvale 255-749- MilMW" STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY - lilflDGRBM 1 Tl IRS 1 1 & 'fflwV.,"" i3 &3 4 " I fcxfc 3F4"x47" hca 9 o.in.--6 pefiu WELCOME DEALERS INQUIRIES MM OOIPA CARPETS inc. 4096 South StatO PHONE 262-723- C- niiW9 A handsome Twill Weave w- weekdays I Coupon Only Reg. $32.76 $18.00 Also Sizes rmTiii9P.fi & To Screwdrivers 1795 Coverinf or over Carpttiai, II i ty L Includes Sockets, Pliers, OF WRINKLE-FRE- E Rooms, Dens, LWins Rooms, Entry Halts. As floor Yi2KK!CET0 Ixampleef efpricM GIVES ABETTER DEAL. Plumbing SLACKS Dining; 2'4"X4'7" f Gas YOU DOUBLE KNIT in I 1 Sbwrotjn. .JtirWE-li- we've said it 176 Sofas, Chain f MlTLAKIWirthedse Want Ads "Comslete Decorative in front of Fireplaces, are closing our Use The 6895 Births USES! cftitfsbyMAtSof tilslnn ouilabli etIMS lew erics. girl, Dec. 9. West Jordan, HEATERS FDA CHECKS CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR SAFETY Ifvesaid it once, THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT 8AVI 60 er, 1384 West 7125 South, FARAH LIQUIDATION SAIE AIL WOOL Oriental Modern 7200 South, Cottonwood is currently developing safety standards for toys and working with toy manufacturers to correct hazards. With these activities, and with consumers exercising sound buying judgment and giving proper instruction to children, toys will be a source With Christmas so near, now would be a good time for of enjoyment without tears. parents of young children to be thinking about the safety of toys they are going to buy. Gifts of toys are tokens of love. It is important that they be chosen with care. It is tragic when a Cottonwood Hospital toy, meant to bring happiness, seriously injures a child. Mr & Mr- sfrotecting children from unsafe toys is one of the Rodney Meyer, 6964 South Protecting children from 1700 East, Cottonwood Hgts., responsibilities of the Food unsafe toys is a parental as Swan hunters are running and Drug Administration's girl, Dec. 7, out of time to fill their per- Bureau of Product Safety. well as a governmental Marion B. Myers, 2137 East 7420 South, Cottonwood mits as the big birds gradualThe Child Protection and Toy responsibility. Consideration should be given to the age Heights, boy, Dec. 7. ly abandon rapidly freezing Safety Act of 1969-wh- ich William R. Pepper, 6545 Utah marshes and continue became effective in and size of the child, his January South 2365 East, Cottonwood to which the in and area migration wintering 1970 empowers the Food ability, boy, Dec. 7. Heights, A grounds in California. his with he plays toys. toy and Drug Administration to W. Stock, 527 Hayes Jack Wildlife Resources biolosate on mav tor child remove and keep from the that is Midvale, St., boy, Dec. 7. gist Clair Jensen, said some be dangerous in the hands of Thomas M. Brennan, 2587 9,000 whistling swan were market toys and other an less and unsupervised East 6600 South, Cottonwood spotted at Ogden Bay a few children's products with skillful younger brother or Heights, boy, Dec. 8. weeks agr but a recent check electrical, mechanical, and .showed less than 700 at the thermal hazards. The law is sister. Randy B. Young, 8003 South Toy buyers in the family 3685 West, West Jordan, girl, bay. Swan flocks peaked out aimed at reducing the this season at about 32,000 estimated 700,000 injuries should reject those with Dec. 8. Lynn R. Margetts, 6670 birds visiting Utah marshes from toys that occur in and obvious hazards sharp South 1971 West, West Jordan, at one time. points; rough or unfinished around the home annually. surfaces; small, detachable gin, Dec.R. 9. Bicycles were involved in Gail Oakeson, 2997 West that may be swallowed; the majority of the Earts 10400 South, Riverton, boy, that or glass injury cases. plastic Dec. 9. Other vehicle-typ- e breaks easily and leaves sharp toys, William S. Bagshaw, 50 New Subscribers to such as roller skates, sleds, edges that may cut; poorly Depot St., Midvale, girl, Dec. Jordan Valley Sentinel and bicycles were linked with constructed toys sharp 10. Joe M. Sanchez, Midvale with most of the rest of or pins that are Robert F. James, 9055 spikes Mrs Thelma Torkelsen, Fan these injuries. Dolls, exposed when the toy is South 255 West, Sandy, girl,1 Bruno, Calif. homcmaker items such as pulled apart by a curious doc. 10. Mrs Ardell Oman, Arlington, toy stoves and irons, stuffed Dennis C. Sahleen, 2863 Va. child; toys with triggers, and animals, chemistry sets, activated Bridgewater other Dr., Cottonwood Joe Scorzato, Midvale or gears, parts equipment molding Kelvin Fteadman, Midvale accounted for less than 1 by a spring or motor that Heights, girl, Dec. 10. Richard E. Green, 2615 Garth Joos, Draper may pinch fingers or catch percent of the reported West 12270 South, Riverton, L Connary, Sandy cases. hair. Dec. 11. girl, William Ferguson, Sandy rocket kits, sets, Chemistry No lavy can protect a Carmi D. McDougal, 1995 James Moore, Sandy . hild completely from all and similar, toys should be west 7705 South, West Jor Bates, Sandy bought only for children old dan, girl, Dec. 11. Raymond Zielensky, Midvale dangers. With approximately Leslie Smith, 7884 Thorn enough to handle them tne lirms Chad Fisher, Draper in 12.U00 toy wisely. Any minimum age ton Cir., Sandy, girl, Dec. 11, R. K. Madsen, Sandy country resulting in estimated Leslie W. Jardine, 330 Wells Farrer, Beaver i of to billion in toys recommended by the manufacturers of such toys East 7635 South, Midvale, girl, Beth Petersen, Midvale each year and approximately Dec. 12. Edward J. Beckstead, River- - 83,000 entries of imported should be heeded. LDS Hospital ton can wear wires Since & Mr- sMr toys each year, complete such electric Renewals toys through, market Grant D. Snarr, 8128 Bryce Mrs Jemima Hatch, Riverton surveillance ot the toy as trains and "home is impossible. Dr., Sandy, girl, Dec. 6. Mrs Eva Lovendahl, Riverton appliances" for little girls Val D. Jenkins, Copperton, Wendell Petersen, Sandy should be checked With limited money and Dec. 6. Such boy, Mrs Jessie Nielsen, Lark toys periodically. manpower resources Lee C. Stroud, 109 W. should not be purchased for Elverda Peterson, Sandy diverted from other product Paula Dr., Sandy, girl, Dec, the very young. If an Glenn W. Prisk, Sandy safety programs to toy 8. . be must electrical Mrs Guy Simmons, Sandy toy safety activities, FDA has Michael F. Madden, 284 the child should be B. R. Stelter, Midvale bought, obtained voluntary 7940 South, Sandy, boy. East how to insert a plug shown Garfield Terry, Draper of modifications a. into an electrical Dec, Gene Oleen, Midvale safely approximately 74 types of St. Mark's Hospital outlet and how to remove Utah Power & Light, Salt Lake toys identified as having Mr & Mrs the plug. Gordon A. Wesemann, Mid mechanical potentialSince December vale hazards. Special care must be taken L. P. Sinclair, Sandy 1970, approximately 200 with toys that have trailing Anna M. Mathews, Midvale individual toy products have loops and cords. A child Andrew Martinez, Midvale been banned. In most cases, should be taught never to put Edward Fairbourn, Sandy these toys have been these loops or cords around A. J. Despain, Sandy redesigned or production him in such a way that they Milton R. Walker, Seattle, ended. Wash. Arlo, Dumas, Draper . MIDVALE East Heights, boy, Dec. 10. Valley West Hospital Mr & Mrs Michael Poy-n- McDonald's Two new Eagle Scouts in the Cottonwood Heights area are Bill Rowe. left, son of Mr &Mrs Bill Rowe, 6734 South 1530 East, and Jon Robertson, son of Mr & Mrs Heber W. THE VIPS SANDY Jordan Valley Sentinel Page 11 Midvale, Utah Thursday, December 16, 1971 The 3 MMM amtftrt m 3'4"x67" ' SL M im, ,V4"xiT6" 6'7"x9,6" 9'10"xl2'lD" '(flT 6 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING 8 p.m. Christmas BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED CO., CLERMONT. Now Open Til ! BEAM, KENTUCKY BY Until LA I 1 |