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Show Page 2 Thursday, April 23, 1970 The Satina Sun Stliu, Utah 84654 Published every Thursday at Salina, Utah. Second Clasi postage paid at Salina, Utah. MEMBER Auoclttlon Founded H. W. Cherry, Editor-Publish- er 44.00 per yesr Subscription Rates Rates on Request Advertising During February r Cougar-Bea- Regulations Set The Utah Board of Fish and Game recently approved the issuance of the 1970-7- 1 cougar and bear hunting proclamation. The new proclamation covers the period from April 16, 1970 to April 15, 1971. Highlights of the proclamation are: Those aren't grains of pepper on the thumbnail, but theyll disappear if you sneeze before Western Electric puts them into new integrated circuits for Bell Telephone. Only one of a square inch, eachcontains four complete diodes for controlling the volume of signals for Touch-Tocalling. The diodes, which are used in new tone generators for Trimline telephones, replace large vacuum tubes similar to the ones in your television. When buttons are tapped, tones are created which tell Bell System switching equipment to connect that phone with another phone. The new tone unit, a microminiature Improvement on a much larger device, is now being shipped to telephone companies. ne northern Pike GUIDE Star Theatre GUNNISON. UTAH NEW SHOWTIME FOR 7 p.m. Under Study In Hook, Line & Sinker like teeth. Division of Fish and Game' officials said this catch would be one of approximately 150 northern pike introduced into Red- starring JERRY LEWIS PETER LAWFORD mond Lakeinthesummerofl969. The northerns were obtained from the State of Arizona and ANNE FRANCIS CARTOON THUR., FRI., SAT. April 30 May 1- -2 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Adult Entertainment GP starring PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD CARTOON residents only. Sportsmen Interested in pursuing cougar or bear should check the current proclamation for further details. THIS SPACE Ernest Lyons, Editor of the Stuart News in Florida, made a proposal recently to change the well known slogan Take a boy fishing to 'Make all statesmen go fishing. His proposal is based on the following rationale, as expounded (in part) by Editor Lyons: The trouble with world leaders Is that they have to claw their way to the top, knocking down the opposition and when they're at the peak of the heap theres nobody left to fight but each other. 'Everybody would sleep better nights If they knew thatBreshnev was trout fishing in the Urals, Kosygin fishing for sturgeon In the Volga, Gromyko trying to catch pike through a hole in the ice on a Siberian lake and Dick Nixon trolling for barracuda in the Keys. 'What a sigh of relief would go up If the Kremlin and the White House tacked Gone Fishing on their front doors on the same day 'We would not need to worry about Mao exploding a bigger thermonuclear bomb any day he was fishing on the Yangtze. As long as the big shots were angling, no loud noises would be allowed to scare the fish. Maybe peace would come. The first signs of it would be letters home from Vietnam like: Dear Mom and Pop, you can forget about that box of split shot, No. 6 hooks and roll of mono. I traded off a dozen old swivels and a couple of beat-u- p plugs to. a Viet Cong at the DMZ Line yesterday for everything I need'. BY THE PUBLISHER CONTRIBUTED AS A PU8LIC SERVICE were from three to six inches in length when stocked. In other areas this fish reaches a weight of over 30 pounds and a length of over 40 inches, but they are considered a fish easy to catch and may be easily overfished. Northern pike are scrappy fish, but their bony structure influences their edibility and thus are considered only fair table food. At the present time, the Division of Fish and Game does not plan to introduce this species into other waters, but will gather biological data on the population now in Redmond Lake. Remember the Pap test you were going to get last year? its time to have it again. Only this year have it. Even if you never felt better in your life. The Pap test could save your life. It detects uterine cancer in its earliest stage when it is curable in almost ioo of cases. And as though that isnt enough inducement, its quick, painless and easily given by your own doctor. Call us fof further information. Well We want to help you. 4-- 8-- 11 Sears-Roebu- 4-- Meet Ed Rawley Meet Edwin V. Rawley, employee of the Utah State Division of Fish and Game who has been selected as one of ten of the nations citizens from which a Presidents committee will select the Handicapped American of the Year for 1969. Ed, as he Is affectionately known, lost both hands in a military aircraft accident on Feb. 1, 1944. The plane crashed just after takeoff from March Field near Riverside, California. He was hospitalized at March Field for severe burns on his legs and hands. It was later necessary to remove both hands just above the wrists. Hooks replaced his hands and today Ed does the same work as the rest of us who have two good hands. The personable Department employee was featured in our issue last week, but we lacked the picture to present him so he would be recognized by the many who do not know him personally. His work would never Indicate any handicap. ar Ran among the faateat time in the World Championahip Cutter Race in A Diviaion. See: If you want to help you. 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Pkaso enclose Chock or Monty Order I Basil Dunn, area coordinator for the John Birch Society, will discuss the aims of the Society at a public meeting sponsored by the Salina Jaycees April 27. The 7:30p.m. meetingwill be held at the American Legion Civic Center. Mr. Dunn, a native of England, is a convert to the LDS Church and came to the United States when he was 19 years old.Heand his family reside in Provo. He has been the area coordinator for the past two years. Mr. Dunn will define the aims of the Society. He will also discuss present conditions in the United States and methods in dealing with the solutions to these problems. The public is Invited to attend this informative meeting. !lS'Su u9necessaryi too, because Oidsmobile has many arp priced right down with cars. See your Olds dealer He prove that you're closer to Olds than you think. TOWELS Petersen Sales Co. 278-951- Leader To Speak Here MOD SVtfn less car Manufacturer's au80..d pnc. incluC.a ,.d. axe. lax .no su00es,.d deal ordinary. pinion cha,g. Oesn.on char,, ck John Birch ur Brand New Beautiful P.O. &ox 19204, Dept. Salt Lake City, Utah Sears-Roebu- Our own surveys indicate that quite a few people Olds 11 really d0-ManV eeP'e buy an ordmai? aSSlnd es' Three year old Stallion with ipeed, conformation, and top blood line. 3080 East Land Eviction ge American Cancer Society R.O.M. Son of Diamond Charge So. Win Delay On Library Corner -- 4393 Navajo Indians A decision on the eviction of a group of Navajo Indians living on Hop! land in northeast Arizona was put off today until at least April 27. U.S. District Court Judge Walter E. Craig continued Salina Public Library- the case, filed In 1966, until the attorney for the Navajo defendants has time to prepare an The Salina Library Board is answer to the plaintiffs motion for summary judgment. deeply appreciative for the coopThe suit, In which the United shown at the Salina eration To Whom it May Concern: States is plaintiff, is seeking to National Library I will not be a candidate for Library during Week. We are grateful for our remove Navajos from laaands election to the Utah House of Reptwo dedicated librarians, Mrs. which In 1962 were quieted exresentatives for the term beLuella Long and Mrs. Bernice clusively with the Hopl Tribe. ginning January 1, 1971. 1962 decision The three-judMIckelsen. We also wish to exI have represented our county that declared to approximately our the appreciation and area for twenty-foyears: press 650,000 acres in the 1882Execu-tiv- e Salina Lumber Company who do12 years as county commisOrder Reservation called winstore of nated the use their sioner, four years on the State dow on main street for the disDistrict 6, belongs exclusively to Fair Board and eight years In the Hopl Tribe and that the reof books. the State Legislature. During this play maining 1,800,000 acres of the One gets the feeling sometime of service Sevier County and Hopl Reservation" should be times that our commitment to the the people living here have beshared equally by the two tribes. behind intellectual life far lags come very dear to me. In todays hearing, lawyers for our interest in cars, shows, teleand My experience county-wid- e defendants argued several the vision entertainment, sports, State-wihas convinced me that motions dealing with specific food and furniture. no other county In our great State points of the case including a What percent of your budget and no other people are better off request that the Secretary of into mind? the feeding goes than we are right here. We feel and other Navajos living Interior Herbert Quoting that we would like more industry and Harry Truman: "If within District 6 be included as Hoover in order to keep more of our Freedom means anything, it parties In the case. Each of the young people at home and In the means the right to think. And the defendent motions was denied future we will get more industry. to read anything written with one exception. One motion right However, Industrial centers have man at any questioning the validity of the their problems too. They have air anywhere, by any Print is our passport to summons served in the suit was time. pollution, noise, heavy traffic and the truth. It opens the richest taken under advisement by Judge other problems. Wehaveacholce Craig. man knows - the empire empire place In which to live. In other litigation In the Fedof the human heart and soul. I want to thank the people of eral Court in Tucson, the Hop! Men die, devices change, sucour County for the fine support cess runs its course. But within Tribe Is asking the court to I have received during this period assist them to set up machinery the walls of even the smallest of public service. The varied exthat would help them to get the treain our land lie the library perience and wonderful associa-- , lands to which they were given wisdom wonthe and the tions this period has afforded me sures, of mans greatest adventures rights by the 1962 three-ma- n der has greatly enriched my life and Federal Court. This court has on this earth. given me many opportunities. I taken under advisement the questrust that I have represented our tion as to whether or not It has County well. jurisdiction to enforce Its own 1962 ruling. The Hopi plaintiffs FOOD -P- ROGRAM Sincerely, are expected to file a brief on PTA CARNIVAL DANCE Rep. Lawrence W. Jones that question in the near future. NSHS APRIL 24 6:30 P.M. Its up to you, too. ufanuMct dea OR ck events; Karen Rogers, North Ogassemblies; Judy Walk, Murray, conference newspaper; Marie Lemmon, Ferron, discussions; John Kennedy, Randolph, recreation; Wally Stewart, Spanish Fork, talent; Todd Morgan, Layton, elections; and Bill Sorenson, Axtell, citizenship. Stewart and Morgan are student body presidents of their high schools. The committee is organizing the conference to give all delegates an opportunity to perform in leadership roles so that they might learn leadership from practicing It, Baird said. He explained that the Foundation grant will help defray costs of the conference and transportation of the delegates that will be coming from every county in the state. This is the 11th year that the Foundation has contributed to make this learning experience possible. Representing the Foundation at the youth conference will be K. B. (Ken) Marley of Hayward, California, regional director of the Central Pacific Coast area. den, - Standing At Private Treaty BRY D. SORENSEN Finding Yourself or Losing Yourself is theme for the 1970 H Youth Leadership Conferat ence planned for June Snow College In Ephraim. The conference, Involving some 175 older teen-ag- e youths, will be assisted by a $2,550 grant from Foundation. the Max W. Chambers, manager of the Sears Store In Logan, Thursday presented a check for that amount to Glenn T. Baird, Utah State University extension youth leader, In support of the H youth leadership program. Baird said the steering committee is planning to relate the conference to vital concerns and critical issues facing young people today. In essence they want to grapple with a topic such as Whats Bugging Young People Today? They want to become better oriented to whats involved In youth getting lost through drugs or finding themselves and making a significant contribution to society. The steering committee of eight was selected by delegates at the youth conference last year. They have overall planning responsibility and will head the various action committees during the conference. They are: Catherine Jensen, Panguitch, social de Fishermen at Redmond Lake or on the Sevier River downstream from Redmond may be completely confused by a fish on the end erf their line with a long, cyllnderical body and jaws shaped like a duck bill armed with numerous fang- April 23 - 24 - 25 Cougar may be taken any time during the year, but bear are legal game only during the season from May 15, 1970 toOctoberl5,1970. Hunters may take two cougar during the season: the season limit on bear Is one adult bear. A deer, combination, or small game hunting license is required to hunt these animals, and hunters must also have a special cougar or bear hunting tag in their possession while hunting. Cougar and bear must be tagged at place of kill and tag must remain on hide until tanned. may purchase a special cougar hunting permit and hunt cougar, but bear hunting is limited to residents of Utah. Guide services on cougar and bear hunts is also limited to Redmond Lake Winter Month THURS., FRI., SAT. & of 1970 the gions of the country will not be THEATRE At Snow College June 8 to 11 planted in 1970. In some instances processors are contracting for acreages below the proportionate share levels and In other instances growers are not contracting for their full proportionate share. Because of these conditions no During October 1969 the Deone is restricted in their sugar partment announced the 1970crop would be restricted to 1,450,000 beet planting and each grower is acres and at that time the 1969 encouraged to plant all the acres of sugar beets they can care for. crop was expected to be about 3,820,000 tons. Severe freezes in the Rocky Mountain region in October and November and low sugar content of the sugar beets in several areas resulted in a substantial decrease In sugar production. acreage limitation was increased to 1,550,000 acres. The Department reports that at the present time it appears that acreage allotted to several re- Youth Leadership Conference 4--11 The United States Department of Agriculture In a release April 17th to sugar beet producers announced the removal of restrictions on planting quotas for the 1970 crop year. 1885 Jr. Restricted Planting Lifted On Sugar Beets stale and local taxes and optional equipment are additional |
