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Show v '"Hrkv BOX JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, March 29, 1973 Even? to ELDER o ' Final plans have been made for the annual Winter Activities award assembly Thursday night High b. planned at Bnx Skier r j auditorium. head Gene C. Visicher basketball coach at Weber State college .-wHl he the juest speaker- Affair The . to attend The the event which is scheduled at 8 p.m. in the high school - will honor- and basketballjwrestlipg,skiing swimming, tents and athletes of the forensics team, " w p . ' - ' There is no charge. The event should last about an hour and a half, a spokesman paid. Trophies and other awards will be handed out during the event and banquets are planned before the assembly for formers and their parents. . ' - per-memb- Cutter Craze by Marg Jensen Golf course open for season BC Results from tho Box Elder County Here Dave Rostron, Brigham City Jaycees vice president, shows local youngsters the basics of handling a firearm. The youths include front, Denise Schroeder and Michael Rostron; back, Robert and Eric Schroeder. The Jaycees will sponsor shooting instruction locally and should be called for additional information. Fairgrounds SHOOTING INSTRUCTION 1 The Brigham City Golf course is open for the 1973 season, on a basis, permanent on weekends and holidays ; 50 cents for juniors during weekdays only until 11 a.m.; season tickets are priced at $17.50 for juniors, weekdays only; $42.50 for adults, $65 for man and wife, both good any time, and $90 for family on which the man and wife can play any time and kids on weekdays only. Last years tickets expire at the end of March, Williams explained. Season tickets for 1973 can be purchased at the pro shop or at the city hall. ! Tommy Williams, course professional, said this week. "Well be playing the regular l$jreens which have come through the severe winter in "Excellent shape," Williams 'Said. ' Reservations can be taken on '".week days and weekends but rihey-r- e not presently necessary. fees and season tickets 'jT Green are the same as last vear: green ?. 11.25 on weekends and holidays; 1 .25 F-- In season debut Taylor Farm Service did it I again this week and was all around high score winner in the : Moonlite league at the Golden "Bowl in Tremonton. ; Here are the high scores; 500; JoAnn Sato, 492; Melva Hill, 457. Taylor, Butlers and Saunders, laris Market, 1,920; 1,812; 1,762. Hawkes, Bowling results for the Bear River Valley Ladies league March 19 are as follows; game scratch, Laws Team Game Scratch Taylor, Butlers and Saunders, Anderson Saddlery, 677; 633; 872, 602. Dots Laws - 978, Hi-tea- m 791. Lounge game handicap, Dots Lounge - 972. series scratch. Dots - 2308, Laws, Hi-in- d. Bronson series handicap, Gae Esther Storrer - - 596, Results for March High-tea- m hi series handicap. Laws - 2581, M&M Service 2,578, Dot's Lounge - 2,577. game scratch, Laws 772, Dots Lounge 753, Cal Gas -- Hi-tea- m Scoffield, -- 727. game Hi-tea- m Laws - 915, handicap. Dot's Lounge Westergards - 895, - 895. series scratch, Madge Anderson - 503, Lil Brenkman 481, Doris Wood - 477. Hi-in- d. -- " i( i' series scratch, Cal Laws - 2152, Dots Hi-tea- m icKMaa CaEDKESQ m 26: Gas - 2170, Lounge - 2,151. Ladles Series Donna Elk hunters harvest 2,419 animals 1972 elk hunt saw a of 2,419 animals harvested, Utahs total according to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Open bull hunters took 1,821 elk for a success rate of 12.5 percent. Restricted With those permits, 66 bulls, 450 cows Elder and was relieved by Valentine who credit for the win. mound for Box meeting Sunday permit users were luckier with 50.5 percent of the hunters taking their quarry. and 73 calves were i taken. Nine bull elk were taken by the 149 archers for a cent success count. 6 per-gain- 30 different Fon-nesbe- First Woman The WCCCRA had its first woman charioteer this year. Marta Lowe from Boise, Idaho. She won the first race Ill bet those guys took a ribbing. One other1 girl from Salmon, Idaho had an accident on the way down or there would have been two female contenders. Better watch out next year maybe our Pat Black will be up there giving them a run for their money, and she could. There was plenty of action expected and the unexpected. One beautiful horse had to be "put away. He got a badly broken leg when the team got out of control, bolted through a fence, and made shambles of the chariot. Other chariots wer masked, teams ran through without drivers, tuggs came undone or broken, wheels came off but no one was injured. When you are there and see how those teams charge down that track, determined to make Service moves toward iron shell 222. Mens Game Scratch Larsen, 195; Bob Hawkes, 189; Don Carlile, 187. - Handicap Hawkes, 232; Larsen, 222; Dale Andersen, 2061, Hill, 206. Scratch The The Bees managed just three hits off three Ogden hurlers. Scott Keyes had two of them, a single and a triple to drive in three runs, and Steve Valentine tripled in another run to help carve out the victory. The Tigers collected four hits, including two singles and a double by Webber. evening. -- 578. - the Division of Wildlife Resources and the Cooperative Wildlife Research unit at Utah State university. were associations in competition. We brought home a first place in position on the fourth division. J & M Fonnesbecks team sure brought home the loot for that one. Mclntire Stables got a fifth place in the third division and our two other teams Ken and Lillian Moates and and Nelson won some and lost some. We were very proud of all of them. Their competition was as fast and fancy bred horse flesh as you'll find anywhere. - 2254. 2724, Laws - 2680. game scratch, Gae 245, Esther Storrer Bronson award gymnasium in Salt Lake City Saturday. The Ogden Fortieth ward of Zone 15 won the division championship. the Iverson presented Second ward in Plain City with the Sportsmanship trophy in Dots Lounge Hi-in- d. The study is a joint effort by 4-- attended the Intermountain area South YMMIA tournament held in the East High school sacrament Radios were attached to three hens and two toms to enable biologists to determine habitat preferences, the extent of their movements and other habits. the fourth, held a 0 lead. However, Box Elder bunched four runs in the fifth frame and got single counters in the fourth and sixth innings to win it. Lynn Iverson of Tremonton, YMMIA athletic supervisor, series handicap, Hi-tea- m Mens Series Scratch Gary Scoffield, 507; Wayne Larsen, 504; Dale Andersen, 489. - Handicap Andersen, 600; Merrill Hill, 590; Larsen, 585. 830. Lounge Hi-tea- m Taylor, 808; Roads, 799; Butlers and Saunders, -- Hi-tea- 'Handicap Cross Iris converted Splits Taylor, 2,313; Handicap Butlers and Saunders,,, ,86; Cross-Road- s cafe, 2,280.., ' : 620; 591; Sato, 590. Ladles Game Scratch Scoffield, 185; Sato, 180, Vera Butler, 175. Andersen, 228; Handicap Scoffield, 225; Butler, 222. Team Series .Scratch Scoffield, Handicap Jackie Andersen, in southern Utah as of a special study of the largest upland game bird. They got single runs over the next two innings, and, going into presents YMMIA part visiting Tigers tallied first, sending two runners home when Webber followed up two free passes with a double. Supervisor 1 Five turkeys have been many hits. v There trapped on the Hive diamond. And it featured the kind of play expected at this stage of the campaign - miscues afield, a number of walks and not too 6-- follows G gobblers with radios Dees capture diamond vjin Box Elder baseballers captured a frigid 5 victory over Ogden this week in their 1973 spring opener. afternoon The Tuesday contest was played to the acof dipping companiment temperatures and an icy breeze Dowling Results What a year we have had. I dont know who is was the but its a sure hardest on thing, there are some mighty tired horses, especially the teams that went to Pocatello, Idaho. That was a grueling five days of anxieties and hard racing. - Hi-in- d. series handicap, LuAnn Payne - 592, Doris Wood 579, Madge Anderson - 575. game scratch, Dona Bowcutt 185, Lil Brenkman 183, Lucille Robbins - 180. Game handicap, Dona Bowcutt - 219, Lucille Robbins 219, Lil Brenkman - 210. The Department of the was damage to guns. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service The use of iron shot will be and the Sporting Arms and expanded to the degree per- Ammunition Manufacturers confirmed mitted by available supplies of institute, 1966-6ammunition for the 1973-7- 4 earlier suggestions that soft iron shot was approximately as hunting season. effective as lead in killing waterfolw. Mandatory Use Various Problems Mandatory use of iron shot Various technological and throughout one flyway will be the aim of the program for the manufacturing problems in1974-7- 5 season. Unless tests turn curred at that time have been up unexpected technological resolved by the ammunition problems, the Service hopes to industry. Iron shot ammunition of recommend regulations imposing a nationwide ban on the improved design was used in a use of lead shot for the 1975-7- 6 piot hunting program last fall on seven federally managed waterfowl season. A cooperative study by the public hunting areas and was In- terior's Fish and Wildlife Service intends to move as rapidly as possible toward a conversion from lead shot to iron shot, or any other suitable to ammunition nontoxic eliminate lead poisoning as a waterfowl mortality factor, it was announced this week. The Bear River Migratory Bird refuge was one of the first federal hunting areas in the nation to use iron shot on an experimental basis this fall. Reports from hunters participating in the program indicated that they favored the use of iron shot. However, the major concern found to be comparable to lead shot. Further tests on ballistics and performance are bing conducted by manufacturers and are expected to lead to more improvements. that finish line first, credible that drivers hurt. its In- arent Lse Supporter a devoted and enthusiastic supporter when Hyrum Payne died of a heart attack. He and his brothers We lost have been so faithful through the cold winter days, giving out the programs and smiles. We do extend our sympathy to his family and want them to know we have appreciated the fine services he has performed for the association. ,. Our officers, announcers, programers, managers of our All American races and just the fine drivers and members of the Bear River Cutter association have done one big, magnificant job this past year. I dont remember when there were so many Saturdays of something we could do nothing - that COLD, COLD, about COLD weather Everyone just hung in therefshowed up for the races every week and that what we need to make a successful season. Im not forgetting you cutter racing fans. I hope next years races will be run on a nice, soft track with nothing but beautiful, warm sunshine for you loyal supporters. The association members have one more event on the calendar before the year is complete, their annual banquet. Spin Baty says we will all receive notice by mail probably for April 7. see you For the rest of you at the track - next year! door losses may effort hunt l"Jintfor Deer losses in Utah this winter may affect the 1973 deer hunt, according to Division of Wildlife Resources game biologists; but due to improved winter ranges around the state, the effect will not be as critical as that felt in former years. Homer Stapley, assistant game management chief, noted that very heavy losses occurred in the severe winters of 1948-4- 9 and moderate find 1951-5losses were seen in 1964-6when weaiher conditions were similar to this year's. He stressed that losses this year would have been much greater if deer numbers had not been reduced or range conditions improved. Some deer mortality can be expected during winters of heavy snowfall, but poor range the conditions compound problem. The losses in the late 40s and 50s were due, a large part, to 2; 5, the poor range conditions. Sportsmen were informed of the problem and supported the Division's program to cut the deer herds and improve the range. Their license dollars footed the bill for the rehabilitation and development of critical deer winter ranges throughout the state, and now a return can be seen for the expenditure of those funds. Stapley noted that the areas with fewest losses this winter were those that were prviously rehabilitated with the sportsmen's money. lost Normally, fawns first, followed by yearlings and old bucks.( Mature does ipter best. In a good mouse year, 90 percent of the great horned owls diet is mice. This amounts to a daily kill of about 7.6 mice or 2,750 per year. With a mate, the yearly kill would jump to 55,000 and with two young, to 11,000. ACCP SAVE 10 and up if On Everyday Brigham City Expanse. 723-56- 31 723-23-51 TIllEI(EllBlEllElE151EIlSBI15llBllB!51!cl!EliEA5llEII5llEliBI?EliEI!EIIEI!E!!31iS Hi-in- d. -- Hi-in- d. a -- Extra HgMwsigM just 6.9 lbs. Stwsr power cuts through Big horn sheep can lie in the snow for hours and stay warm. Their winter coats of matted hair (not wool) do not let enough body heat escape to melt a 'toghiSsecMuls Brest mantuvtf ability has 10' bv SastattaS Ssdti tries WstM IMS cuttiai attadMsuts single snowflake. EcQCoch 723-711- From Hansons The giraffe has no vocal cords, has fewer vertebrae in his neck than a mouse, is faster than a horse, can go longer without water than a camel, and can see backwards without turning his head. Boss Service 249 North Main 9 HEW 59 1972 Impala Custom Coupe with air 1971 Monte Carlo with air 1971 Caprice Estate Wagon Ham 7jCqOD OGam, 307 a month plus room and board is pretty good money for a trainee. Especially when you realize that a raise can be expected within a few weeks. And while youre earning that salary, youll be learning an Air Force skill. The kind that can keep on working for you in or out of service. For more information call : Sgt. Bob Van Colin Room 287 Post Office Building, Ogden Call 621-19- 61 1971 Impala or Sedan 1971 Vega a n Automotive Parts hard top with air was $2595 1970 Impala 1972 Olds Tornado or 1972 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan 1969 Olds Cutlas Coupe with air one Accessories 1971 Pinto 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 DfEidlsCiiora or Peiinig WE DELIVER HAUSEN CHEVROLET 8 1 6 North Main tod J 723-52- 55 93 North Main Brigham City 'FT1 723-521- 4 -- |