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Show Tout'll Trattscripl, 6 1 ritla , ((anilitmcd tire our fullin' against lilt' lift ast at ini' elicits nf sm li droughts", In' uni . Cl I INC lilt! project's iinli.il Male SM.tnr kail Smjii Uhl. I think well look b.uk 4in laugh ill some of llu lost Im'Iii IiI coih ems that xicworrs uImhiI iiiiu when we my llu f.iiuil.inil ami llu piiMlut'. l tiiiil fiU-- r hi llu fuIi.mi uf sital f ture. I in sure uell evaluate llit pro-jiyin a different light lli.ni we do now," Saving llit cl.nn lias u projected lift' my pruli-Ii-iiis- . 1 I Ml Willi WMI III I It t IIMIIlll-II.II- Construction I'm some jm II.iiimii fold I lit llll 1.1111 is MYipll pilMllt III Iftls sah-s- t of llit Imill, r iHie it IlcprcM'iiliug Utah Governor Stoll MjIIh'miii. SI .tit U .ilt-- r laigmecr IVe Hansen. uiil, 'Tut Miff if llit governor were littt alter looking at v i i.mv li.tlf Idled reservoirs I In. year. lit would cvtremclv iiiiptfNMYl. Voii arc very jiyI 5II Inmiiifr that we now enjoy. "In this time of drought, we prav lie will tonlnmc to evert ise that iu- flneute to our liencht." 1976 K Team standings Suntluv 1iiiit h r AA i. IT t tub ft lauluro. Still (U5. milts 884 I (ft CM) (all -- $lll ...! 1970 Arnold Civile lurk, Ilerliert llnritla. anti of New (dlrson of Catherine California, Morphs of who will visit Jennifer on lnr birthday. Other gustill ests at a faniilv part In sister Baclicl 9 years and brother John, 7 sears old. s "Iolice Dejuitinent." "Hello. Til like to rejairt ms missing husband. "('an Sim tlest riln him, lilease." "Well, lie's sets short, lultl, lies fat. he his a highjuti lieil voice, a lise-tlagrowth of sslnskers. anil. . . ah, the hetk vs it h v it! I ( $ VI. ltliNl litmu milfs, lull jatMrf. (ixalilimi 71 mil ton llaiigrr Xl.l f ainr sjh-- t tln.d tanks. i.tl, air ctHttl Mans estr.i. Must sell $JI12, SS2 JmM oiler. Ill SSI Call 22 I .Kl. H O higher-than-avera- DISCOUNTS UP TO $20,000 On Used Cars Listed Inflation Fighters throughout their ranges, utilizing the additional acreas of forage and eliminating the over usage sometimes associated with w inter habitat. Cordobas Volares - Aspens At Low Prices 100 Gallons of Gas With Every New Car Sold Offer Good Until April 30th Paulos Chrysler Ph 882-416- 1 - Dodge Plymouth Tooele LIVESTOCK help lull SMI. WANTED imp F Fl 22 22 Shi le in Slrejier ihixt diavxrrx, glaxswaie, $2 Gollon (Itctrii Wotr Haottr I engine. Onmletelv guaranteed. W e have a Fnrtl VKI (11) used engine whiih herds a xalxe jnlt and a giaal Fnrtl C-- ( used transmissnai. We oiler the laM deal in tnxxn tai engine nr transmission rebuilt. Installation nr valve jnlrs. Call till 6 m. Mter call SS2 2IMI or NS2K. nr see at l(7 V llroatlxxax. 23 TOOFI F AUTO ( I.IN1C fur Mir auto repairs. 1.3 off jxtrls anil labor. Call Fretl SS2 1122. 23 pr. (S 85 ft. fvaraalM) H 14? FOR SAIF. 884 )S7I 40 Gallon 9 (5 yr. guarontt) Gat Wotr Heater result on browse on winter ranges. It is jxissible that animals could eat all of the n plant's current growth and even a of the previous year's growth. Plant jxir-tio- condition and the subsequent availabil-itof ftxxl could be damaged for several yars, alleetingherd conditions adversely. As big game animals are ;uite mobile and use relatively little drinking water, that asjx.ct of the drought appears to he of little effect on big game herds. However, the condition could contribute to the animals concentrating on summer ranges which would jxissihlv have effects on local ftxxl sources. Again, desert herds would be more subject to this condition. Substantial winter mortality of upland game animals is normally expected. The mild winter weather to date has enabled increased., survival and, thus, larger parent populations of most species than would have occurred given normal winter weather. Whether or not this will result in larger populations this fall primarily on weather conditions between now and the end of the breeding season and their impact on reproduction. NOT ALL species are affected in the same wav by various weather conditions. For example, relatively cool, wet spring maximum weather that stimulates growth of annual grasses and forbs will usually stimulate increased produc tion of chukars or Gambel quail. Contrarilv. those same conditions may curtail jiheasant production. Extreme weather conditions, whether cold and wet or hot and dry, are generally not beenficial to v FOR SAFE: 1973 Comet GT .3 sp nil floor. 302 wr xt ratlial tires $ KsOO. Fl HONDA (31 3(0T, miles. King Oueen seat fi Rend California jiijn-s- , liars. Asking S'XXIotfer. 33 after 6 p.m. John - SS2-5- 1973 Camara Water Saver Closet 590 N. Main Plumbinq 882-218- FOR SM.F. - Honda 70 Trail Hike. $123. 2 ganlen tractors - vti ne lYjiiijiiiieiit and 2 garden tillers. Make of- fe 2 Im4- pin tom Ills l.itnul $123. I lar-nu- l trailnr $200. 2 iint hxihaiihc draw lur $31 XI. I Fnrtl Iratlnr. 2 sjxi trails. Iiik let and bat Mine Make oiler. (iaiiijM-- r shell, jian-ellimsitle $130. S3 2 Mth li P-2 Hlt3S I ks Is. SS2 Fair weather, such as is currently prevailing over the state, often initiates breeding. For exam-plDivision fieldmen have alreayd observed strutting sage grouse in some areas. This is about two weeks earlier than has been recorded in any recent e. IradliiMiiK for twin One $20. One $23, 274. squirrels. Tlie effect of a one wear drought on most nongame sjxc u s will not be as apparent as with larger animals. Most of these sjiecies have a large reproductive potential and are captble of recuperating much more rapidlv than other categories of animals. 2 882-20- 6 . 882-0- 1972 HONDA VXKIB. FXi5 Honda Trad 882 4770. (X). P $950 $175 19-2- A 2(i Nocona Roper 10" top Shoe Heel $44.50 Round Toe Also Ladles Sizes S( xxantetl (Ml AAObkEliS in tins aiea men. women, No esN-nemxtiidenls slutting and HOOF Ftxxl Sersne Poat the Dug-sxasition is ojk-Flemeiil.iry Stluxil fur a 3 liixir worker Gtxitatl Mars Young. 15 X. First West, Ttxxle. Utah 8107 1. Ilione 8S2 2737 I xt ween the hours nf 8 to 12 and I to 4. X) p in. May 3 SADDLE FUFF T1MK Help W'antiYl at Great $tll lake Heath (V ing. Non 2369108. AV.ANTFD: liuder. SM.F: Rototiller by lus 4 hj) - Rolo lllatles. Kscellent condition. Inquire after 5:30 or 3S2 So. ji in. Mam. SM.F April 22. 21. III) Wheelbarrow, yard jxxil, gale, crocks, battery charger. mane items. Also 1969 Pontiac. 1962 GMG Vton jiicktip. 155 V. 3rd So. T(X)F1.F STAFF History lkxiks are now available at the Transerijit Bulletin Office. $3 each. FOR SAFE. Man's 27" SchSul in dun li- winn cvcle. Excellent conthlion l, NEW': Solid oak round table $199; Unfinished Ixxikcast $24.50; hide a bed $329.93. Bunks with drawers $184.95: without drawers $119.95; (Quality timer-sprin- g bunk mattress and Ixiartl set $69.95. Ttxiele Main General Store, 2 . (,)uet:nsie USED GRIB $35; High chair $9: Elect. SGM typewriter r. Chest $39.95; $115, .Assorted bird and hamster cages $3 to $7; W ood clarinet $50; Rundv Truinjiet Excellent cond. $1(X), Babv Imggv $20. Ttxxde General Store. 10 N. Main. FOR PREPARE TODAY A STRONG TOMORROW. DEHYARK NOAH'S DRATED FOODS. GRAGRINDWHEAT INS, ERS, MIXERS AND CONETC. TAINERS, J AGK Piano. Sacrifice Moving. $4(XK)or best offer 6 Ceramic 2 FOR SALE: 8 foot camper with Ixd $125; 7 horse Clinton motor trolling $75, 25' Jewel House Trader eomjiletelv se'f contained and furnished. Excellent fur construction site or camp site use $850. Ph P- 4 May 22 CHILD CARE Tend 882-- 4 Children, inv 362. .3(15 BABYSITTING inv 882 1623. Enla. ( K home, 26 l MORNING Tribune routes ojxn now. Ages 12 and tip. Large or n small routes. Contact Nelson 882-15326 Pajkr for hire, TRUCK grain, hay, what have you. Pallets for sale. Assn, sizes. firing 8 supplies, classes. OLD PIANO for sale. AVON To Best ltv offer. FOR SAFE: Pace sitle band (1). base ant., jxiwer rack, sw r. meter. Call after 5 p.m. 26 or sell call now. UN'S and LEW - 882-22- fl 22 Full or jwrt. C'.(kx1 wage. Good working conditions. Work with friendly professionals. Tooele Valiev Nursing Home, 140 K. 2nd S. Equal opport unitv emploser. NOAH'S ARK FOODS J AY R. JEPPESEN 8 FOR SAFE: Portable AAliirl-jxxDish AA'asher. Green conin color. In excellent dition. $1.50. 22 SPECIAL NOTICES LOY AL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 20.31 MEETINGS WED. 8 p.m. 1100 E. INE ' PHONE 882 29.31. C III STARFIRE 192xs1 boat, etjuipjied with 455 GUIs Berkley Jet Tandem Midwest trader. Excellent condition. $7(XX) firm. Phone BPO EI.KS NO. 167.3 MEETINGS 2nd & 4tli TUESD AYS at 8 pan. AT 61 X. Main C RI in evenings. Apr. 29 CEDAR POSTS 7 ft - 8 ft. lengths. $1.50 each. Jav Biizianis, 882-220- lawn mower. I.IKE NEW, H R. 12 gauge single shot, shot gun. home. De- II FIT WANTED, lady as tlaxlime iniiquniiin - cixik A'iroi-inal- e for aging latlv. Will jiav hours 11-well for resX)iiwble jierson. Phone daughter in Calif, 9 am. (213) collect r contact Mr. 4 Sr. Citizens Dxmtkk al 20 Center. P May I C-- USED Electric $30.00. Will, Garners for EMIFY AIJ.RED P- - BABY Grand HI G- - YARD Al $2 20hr startsmokers only. seret News. FRAN hi. IN txjx firejilute with S" )ix-- s included $50 Also assorted current novels anti ctKtkl MMiks with bard covers $1 each. toaster $5. 832-- . 361. FOR JkrsiMI N eiiselojxs. ,(anil-iiiissiiEarn Mailers!. sjuretime nnxies at home. $ill uisklx jxissible. Si nd $1 25 ,iefunilable anil .1 long. st,iniNxl atltbess-ts- l eiixeloM- - for lift alls: PIS S 17, 2 Ki J.ithsnn No. 612 ( Ilk ago (VXitXi. P 22 29 SSI FOR SM.K Jiffv Lift camx-- r P Mav 20 Road bike New rings, jranit. Very gtxxl cond. $150. Mav trade for smaller bike. 882-5)9- ) FK)7 YAM Ml 120 tiass It iws.-ssai- r higher-than-usu- . GORDIAN 6211. 27 Sears, cxHiiY-ssinn- FOR SVI.F.CikkI Max. SM I ton. SS2 2(i07 Frtla. town to xrforin your 882-211- FOR SM 17 Spinel Piano this area. Tale oxer small iihmi-thiiax mints. For more wute. Gietht Alalia get. Box 6179 Sugar House Stall, hi. Ndt lake Cilx, Ul P 19 26 A( IVtsmi ui k Mam Equal OjijxiiI units l lnpln ( 22 2t i se. nf algh.ms S32 1 201 SeleilitMl Nil 9'. 3913. needed repairs or services, Please call or come in xixin. 1. Minor time up. Regularly $15 to $10, jilus labor. Only $9.95 labor plus parts most ears. 2. I.ube, oil and filter Regularly change. $15.70 jilus, Only $9.95 including nil and filter, most cars. 3. Vehicle insjiections only Sid)1) most cars. We can rejiair most automatic ttxi! Dont transmissions xxait, call now1 or 2160. Newtown Automo. tive - 167 Broadway, Totxde. Please clip anil save this ad, yon must jire-seit to receive these r low prices. Thank sujx-you. Ray Nichels, Manager. Gtxxl thru 20 1 xx III Apjilx I Standard t wheels, new tires. conditiim. $2930. S3 1 in hiarler Horse iimu-- ( If. all anxiiul anim.il P 22 2'1 $110 8S I f 4i5 1 47.00 Mag AT these super lnxv prices, you can t afford not to take r care of your car! .And voiill not find a more friendly or honest garage Sak-- s ( AIAIjDG IHxxksI Satuulax Yr. Oltl leg. Kxcel-lt-n- any species. earlier-than-norm- 7.2S oltl 1iMlX P 19 22 Miscellaneous For Salo 137.00 "Mcrrv Tiller" 197.) O TIME iiccth ixie person who Is able to woik a 1. n ni a mghl shift. ( tail ait Jim alter I XI p ill. C 26 21 TA( lixx-l- 82 for Mothers Dax FOR SM.K: 107-- Fnrtl Courier automatic, 13.130 miles l Nexx Mt nf steel wide ovals. Canix-- r shell, jilus a extra set nf tires and wheels anti snow tires. Csetl one season. $22)3. 22 10 xeaf old Nut M.itiOu.i'tethoise lei Has siX"ts CimmI ini x lies 4ixl IsiiiiIs tall HS2 2lt(i P 19 26 alter 5 ji in SPECIALS 2(2 ( ID engine, linns estejitinualls well. $730. Also I'ltft coinpletrlx rebuilt Find .ifiO Oil) trmk drv vears. IF DRY weather jxrrsists into the summer, range damage could result. Research has shown that 60 to 75 percent of a current years growth on a single browse plant can lie used by animals without permanent damage to the jilant s vigor. With drought little growth will t. seYtaid APRIL F2 WITH SOIL moisture at its present level, it apjrears that more than a normal amount of rainfall in the spring may Ire this year s to sustain necessary are deerfawn crop. Deer dependent on a high forbs to and provide grasses ot their diet during the spring and early summer months, much more so than during the rest of the year. In addition, forbs are utilized heavily during the time when dtxs are nursing fawns. Succulent forbs are also used m the weaning process of fawns, and this transition to herbaceous food is difficult if drv weather reduces succulence and inhibits forb production, this is particularly true of herds in desert areas. During two consecutive dry years 1971 and 1972 deer fawn production was observed to drop to about 15 Sharp declines in antelope production have also been rioted during almor-mall- v jier-ceu- (al SS4 IS21 P Fl 22 Max 2 F C(). year. Early breeding can be hazardous for game birds if late spring snow storms FKi5 Jee occur. This has frequently been the case MIST SELF! rebuilt txxd, W'agonccr, in the past. 360 Ford engine. Price NONGAME animals will react to the slashed $750,882-2116- . menanimals will as the drought game tioned above. Mild weather has been favorable to this point Continued dry MUST SEEK! 1969 Chevelle weather will have adverse eneets, ulti8 seal station wagon. Power anti air. $500. mately affecting reproduction negatively P if sufficient moisture is not received in late winter and early spring. 1968 FORD h ton jiicktip. Raptors have found Good condition. $!(XX). numbers of prey spec ics available due to of lack snow and high winter survival. the Terrestrial species have not been faced 1969 MERGUPY Gtxigar, with extended dormant periods in which AM FM jxiwer steering. tliev could not obtain food. ratlin Sl(XX). Ph I.ack of moisture will probably bring about depressed numbers of all herbivores (mice, prairie dogs, and squirrels, FOR SAFE: 1963 Ford Mus-tang Fastbaik, cyl , etc.) and some reptiles. Lowered prooffer. sjx'ed, $WX) nr duction of fruits and nuts, caused by 13. drought, will adverselv affect birds and e Business SS2 1371 M It) has (nr NEWTOWN sale Fnrtl V S liaig lais j tiai pn. 4 sjmyyI. with million this sear. Drought will have a definite effect on Utah's wildlife populations. Whether the effect is gixxl or bad depends largely iijxiii the amount of water received in the state lietween now and the first jiart of the summer. In general, all species of wildlife have lienefitted from the mild winter weather, suffering less from the typical adverse winter effects than usual. Normal amounts of sj,ring and early summer moisture could yield normal production and surv ival. Breeding populations of various ujiland game species should lie soinevv hat larger than normal, due to the mild winter, thus, creating a potentially reproduct ion success in the spring. both browse and grasses Forage responds rapidly to spring moisture. Typically, fat supplies and stored food are used up bv early spring and new sources of energev are needed badly. The rich, succulent forbs and newly grown grasses of March, April and Mav provide that nutrition. WITHOUT sufficient water many seeds fail to germinate, resulting in a decrease of annual grasses and forbs and established perennials. The net result is a decreased amount of food for wildlife. It is this process of forage production that holds the answer to how Utah's wildlife will come through the drought. If drv weather continues through the spring and into the summer months, the recruitment of young animals into wildlife populations could Ire seriously reduced. Thus far, the dry winter months have lreen Ireneficial to Utah's big game The lack of snow has allowed elk and deer to remain scattered il (1 ARTHRITIS T AHI I TS One of the latest jirnducts juished by vitamin sellers for arthritis is yucca tablets, sometimes in combination with vitamin R couijilex and vitamins C anti K. often at a sizable $10 a Imttle. Yucca tablets are derived from the southwest desert vucca plant. The promoters theorize that steroid sajxinin extracted from this plant can help relieve the "intestinal tovicits which they claim "may" lx a cause of arthritis. But, rejxirts Charles Bennett, education director of the Art h rit is Foundation. the theory of "toxins in the alimentary tract," is "nonsense." - The Machinist tal H srr FOR SM.F: Fl7) ( lit-- v Blazer 4sl. rslra t lean. II IT l.T TruTine tires. 131 in in. Ill ja-r- f eng over SI mxextrd! $ I lot ut la st tiller - 'Dl S. 2nd M SS2 V alter FOR SM.I. F Mav s, (ll(i lalt Mileage Call Demux SS2 II.II. ss2 ir1t (. 'j tun pit k up (ires stamliitl, set up (or . ir duals, sliding tanijH-rIsuk window Stodsdatt eah. TiO engine. Slum, ilr. l Fsn I I I. 17 1 22 Mas 1 I 72 YV IjiW Haul, $1 FOR SM.i: HIT I Foul h 1 hi p ii.. s, pi i. al. at less than Too-elian.nm miles Hl7 sltYjHt anil pirlablt' iamjNr ja L. lfS I'onliat (alalina, s. pH. at. e. (sHitlili.ai SS2 2SII I 22 2(i .( lt(l as is RETS FOR SM F (anal Cmiditliai blow ii MYliiaial sola NS2 I Fl 22 43)7 FOR SM.F. II.mkL with many extras, take ness coutlihcHi Must sat nine. 1 mag wheels lor Tosuta Call SS2 (Sfi or SS2 III) alter 5 ji in F 2'l Ajr. 2( Ural had F 22 7Ki ( R F 22 2h SM.K 6 lux. s State Wildlife Officials Outline Drought Effect New III V Avt. M( I. VS FONTI like. $S25 SM Foil or 8 884-618- sliajie. 882 Mas 3 S84MHI s 11 North 44 E. Inp ln ox n with white (nait ( all Ss2 11317 lit waul I 22 2d $it. mUk tier 5 FI. P.AETrmk VlOVING SM F Westing house sltk ti xlth lelllg lirrrr. lake new Full l.tanivt $FI, Dm Iasi lit It Joe ipierll $13. $23 Curtain mils. Ss2-itS'ic Indies mist P FI 2i ROBERTS PONTIAC $67.5. HI 22 Mas 882-561- l28. Jennifer Sue (dlrsou will turn two years old April 21. Iareuts are Jerry and Susan (dlrson. (.rantlp.tr-cutare Mr. and Mrs. Fof all your automotive aarvica Call: Kvt . !!eitl t it mi. Sj ( 27li ( al Wetmaianrr tilsT rose ilalc ss2 104 hi Nexx IOST 1717 SERVICE Di tto ttanlr I'l'l YAM Ml Service. Sunday Sinner I" SSKI ( aniper lur sale Hx2 Vk ln Paul P 1322 Huns 1(71 AUTOMOBILE TRANSMISSION llilles, lake lit a I'111 (all 882 t'X" lalte (I "l Ask (or Mas 1 )u I I MT.AkIHS represent mij Senator Oirui Hat tli anil government avenues that lu'ljicd with the project also sjioke during the jHogram. Hit juojett was couijileled through the lomliiued efforts of the Vernon Irrigation Can, Tooele (anility, the I'.S, Bureau of lamil Management. ftah Itoaril of Water Itesourtes anti the Ag-n- t ult oral Stabilization (ainsersalion fortunate." "JAM! IS vcrv jilcascd with llu liiilulivt of this t oiiniiiiiiil v lo takf t art of its tiss ii water ji.irtitulaih when llit dilhcully of olifamuig fftlfial liMHilfs is takfii into account." Preston Naylor representing I 'tali Sfn.il or Jake ( aru. fin Itll Anderson, from llu flail AA'atcr Hesourccs )iimoii Board. loltl ccrcmouv Miti('ip.inls liosv In nrittl tin Ixiaril lo rtYonsiiler llu ir re jet lion of llit piotY I prowsal. "I told llirm I know tliosf MYilt in Wrnon for man y fars. " lit- - vihl. "anti sx lien lliey say l)it 11 tin it, I know they'll do it." "Wt as a commission don't mind lifljiing MYiplt of llit eounty when lliey gef out and do a lot on their own initia-tiv- f as Vernon residents have done," viitl Iverell IYIiMare, TikkIc ( anility Commissi oner. PKLMOKNT DUNN said he was sure the "laird li.nl plated a part" in the m.mv breakthroughs that fame alxMit against all the odils. in altendaufi (host Bcmintlmg that the flimate of the Sail laikc A'alley caused Jim Bridget to lift Brigham Young lie couldn't raise a Inishel of wheat" in Salt laike A'alley when the Mormon pioneers settled northern ftah Dunn said, I'm sure the laird has tempered the climate of this area to provide ns with the crojrs and livelihood FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous For Sale CARS, AND TRUCKS InMii (iiml page! Sul Conservation " - - , RSSIFIEB ADS (P Water Project Draws Praise Ilf It . . April22. . BOOTS: Nik'ona and Texas brands. Work - Dress - Casual - Chetk US first. Fields Saddle Co. Btxit Dejit., 29 E. 3rd No.. Tixkdc I FOR SALE: Curtis colored TV, 19 TV game Electric fireplace. Gall afor ter 5 p in. 26 PROBLEM DRINKER in your home? Come to and find understanding for voor and hisher problem. Ph. XI N. Main (rear) P RI T1 IE ALTEIIN ATI VE is llildi cal (lirislianilv. Hear the difference on our recording. 11 Mathis ALCOHOL ANONYMOUS. Crisis Center, 90 N. Main (rear). 8(X) pm. Call 882-4373 or 884- .3851. GOING TO schtxil. Most sell 1976 Ford Vton pickup. Real sharp. All the extras, Chrome mags, AM FM stereo, etc. Ph Ask for Mark. 29 FOR SAFE; S' slide in sleejrer stove. Folding table, bed. closet. $350. Ph 882-1)2P- April 29 P-- CAN man live with only an interest in this world Most we not face the issue of the second coming nf Jesus? Tune in the Herald uf Truth radio program over KDYL 8.30 a.m. Sunday, April 24. and hear Harold Hatlip discuss the message entitled "One World At A Time." |