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Show a v Tuesday, August 16, 1955 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Pace Ten r Application for 1955 Elk Permits The schedule for the community the home of Mrs. Shefton Gordon Community Exhibit I Sportsmen were reminded today that applications for 1955 elk permits will be received at department of Fish and game offices beginning August 15 through August 22. Application is by mail only in the special envelope now available from license agents over the state. Envelopes postmarked later than midnight, August 22, will be returned to the sender. The department said application method for the 1,450 elk permits over 13 hunting units, as set up by the Utah Board of Big Game Control this year, varied in only one major respect from the past two years. For the first time two people may make a dual application for elk permits. The Board made this ruling following a recommendation for same from the states organized spprtsmen. Te regular elk application envelope provides for either single or dual application. Where two people wish to hunt together they may include choice of huntingunit, names and addresses, big game license numbers, and double the single fee in one elk application envelope. That envelope will be Community exhibit days will be held the week of August 15 to 20 for Carbon County clubs, acMiss to Charlene Lind, cording county home demonstration agent. These exhibits are the forerunners of the county exhibit which will be held in Price August 24, 25 and 26. The public is invited to both events. Exhibits are held in the various cammunities to give parents and members a chance friends of to view the work completed by each club. They also give the members a chance to compare their work with the work done by others. This year, exhibits will be held in Helper, Price, Wellington, and Hiawatha. All project work will be displayed in the communities. Judges from other able. Successful applicants will be de- parts of the county will select the termined at the annual public best work which will then be eligdrawing to be held at 11 a.m., ible to be entered in the county September 2, at the State Capitol given a single number on the drawing for the district applied for. Should that number be drawn, each of the dual applicants would receive a permit to hunt. The department noted that both applicants must apply for either bull, or either sex if permits for any two such animals are scheduled on the unit of their choice. Reason for this regulation is that the single number for the drawings must of necessity go into one type drawing or another. Elk permits may be issued only to bonafide residents of Utah who have purchased a 1955 big game or combination hunting and fishing license. The fee of $15 must be in form of a certified check, cashiers check or money order. Personal checks or currency are not accept- 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H Sun-nysid- e, exhibits follows: All exhibits will be received between 9 :30 and 10 :30 a.m. Demonstrations will be held at 2 :00 p.m. Helpers exhibite will be held at the Helper Civic Auditorium August 15, with Mrs. Priano acting as hostess. Spring Glens exhibit will also be in the Helper Civic Auditorium August 15, with Mrs. Audrey Dunn being the hostess. In East Carbon, the exhibit will be held at the LDS church auditorium in Sunnyside, August 16, for Dragerton, Sunny-sid- e and Columbia. Mrs. Marion Lund of Dragerton and Mrs. Margaret Naylor of Sunnyside will be hostesses. The Price exhibit will be held at Carbon College on August 17. Mrs. Nellie Duncan will be hostess. The Wellington exhibit will be at the schoolhouse on August 18. Exhibits should be taken to the first grade room on the north side of the building, using the north door of the building. Miss LaRene Petersen will be hostess. The Hiawatha exhibit will be at Car-mel- la on August 19. community exhibit days will be held the week of August 15 to 20, according to Charlene Lind, county home demonstration agent. A special feature of these exhibits are the demonstration cpn- tests. At 2:00 p.m. each day, members, singly or in pairs, will demonstrate some phase of their club work. Winners will be selected to go to the county demonstration contest on August 25. Judges for the community exhibits will be Mrs. Florence Pace, Mrs. Donna Davis, Mrs. Lena Waterman, Mrs. Myrtle Ree Slaugh, Mrs. Marjorie Curtis, Mrs. Beth Chidester, Miss Mafy Helen Bunnell, Mrs. Marie Snow and Mrs. Edna Pierce, all of Price; Miss Patty Dunn, Mrs. Frances Black-haMrs. Mary Duke, and Mrs. Audrey Dunn, all of Spring Glen, and Mrs. Katie Liddell and Mrs. Wanda Petersen, both of Fotfr-- H 4-- H m, Building. The general elk season is set for October 1 through 6 with earlier and later hunts scheduled for some districts. 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