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Show . Pm fc. Zix Tuesday, May 29, 1958 TIES DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Bert Keenan of Denver, Colorado, spent the night as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guests at the home of Mr. and James Cassano, Dragerton, last Mrs. No vie Roberts on May 30 week. He was in East Carbon on were Reverend and Mrs. K. A. business. The spawning rod of native Johnson of Manhattan Beach, Caltrout from Strawberry reservoir Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stultz are Mr. and Mrs. Charles first began two weeks ago and is ifornia, and making their home in Salt Lake now nearing a peak, the Utah De- Godfrey from Walnut Creek, City. He is working in the mainpartment of Fish and Game antenance division at Fort Douglas. Spanning Ron Of Native Trout Locals nounced today. Mr. and Mrs. James Cassano, Numbers of the large fish in the run this year appear to be on a Dragerton, spent several days in Colorado, attending the par with previous years. S pawners Denver, silver anniversary of his graduaare present in all tributary class from Colorado School of streams, with many hundreds al- ting Mines. ready in the holding pens at the states two egg taking stations on Clyde Creek arid the Indian Creek mally taken from the lakes native trout spillway. The department said this imThe first take of 269,000 eggs was made at the spillway station portant egg taking operation last week. Spawners in the traps would prorably continue into The Strawberry native trout at this station have all made the run up the successfully operating egg take is the last primary Erom where I ds ka, where he attended the general council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, Dad goes Temperature-controlle- for these six. all-o- ut bam, ex- d pensive feed . . . the works. As a result his milk has a low bacteria count, a high butterfat content. And as a favor to neighbors, he sells it just two cents above the ordinary price. Johnny Coopride, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coopride, is employed in Seattle, Washington, at a lumber mill. (wwct om wfw More Than Dad Baker retired from active dairying seven or eight years ago bat still keeps a half-doze- n pure-bremore or less as a hobby. Reverend G. W. DeMaris of the church, Dragerton Community spent ten days at Omaha, Nebras- Paul Tratos of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of his parsource in Utah where native trout ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tratos, eggs can be procured to perpet- Columbia. uate this species in the lake itself Mrs. Mark Tratos and children and many other waters over the are spending a few days visiting state. in Salt. Lake City. OP VOUft 1 sity Joe Marsh She "Bargained" For mid-Jun- e. fish ladder constructed at the spillway a year ago. The additional eggs from the spillway station are expected to add considerably to the several million eggs nor- - ' I Recently, a neighbor com- sent her a bill for exactly what the milk eost: 75 a quart. 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