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Show Thuruity, Jon 4, THI IUN.ADVOCATI, HM TlC ClcCwcade With efficient aivl Study Will Give Dope on Eating Qualities of Vension PORI S-u-n P1ICB, UTAH mule deer provide the fmet eating sieuk m the JUehive jstale. For the last four years, tnolo. git of the Utah Fih and Game lepartment have studied the far-towhich affect the "eating quality of Utah venison Thu year will see the windup of tlie studie and the publication of a pamphlet which will lie of interest to sportsmen, hunter and their wives! The state department will rejiort on what make venison good to eat and what ruin it in the matter of field eaiv. They will Inform the public bw old a der 1 when it Is the best eating, what difference the condition of Utah fish and game license the range makes In taste, and will revenue has fallen below a five per cent or greater increase for the first time in more than a decade, according to the department of fish and game. Armond F. Carr, department fiscal and accounting chief, noted that this would mean a cutback in some programs during the current biennium since the present operating budget was based upon the normal Increase of the past many years. The actual drop In anticipated license revenue Utah (Wr hunter claim two-- ) ear !! b? makes the finest eating vcmson; other swear by a prime buck provkM he' shot thruugb the rut. Some folk can't staml the characteristic 'wild game" taste of deer meat; other will say that Utah Som that a tat, rs License Revenue Falls Below Anticipated Mark farm land, Uwir stag coin; sue the food value of does grasses at maturity; reduce the crop' versus bucks. time in the field; and Their findings may limit the sjsirtiman' choice of a hunting duce leaf ami nutrient hisses. area -- It may be that the cook will that she want a deer from Emery County - a two-yea- r old hues with antler that ha been feed.ng where tlie mountain mahogany J tender, Utah publication of the result of the five year of lesearrh will complete this )me of tlie partnership with tlie Bureau of Sjsirt Fisheries and Wildlife which i underwriting 75 js-- r cent of the total cod of tlie project through the Federal Aid In Wildlife Restoration program. llis Jewkes, Mary Mascara, Shirley Etzel, Rukavina and Grace Etzel. Wagner Photo. La-Don- na Df Can-said- . sales show 21.995 nonhunters paying $991,300.25 in license fees. Carr noted that licease income lifrom the 46,985 censes of all kinds exceeded by some 66 thousand dollars the license moneys paid by 278,335 residents. The following shows total reslicense ident and sales and income for 1963: Total liceases sold and moneys received: All resident liceases, for STATE TAM 19G3 feat deer resident Mtul AtonbA I Ortk: Bloonflo. Ilium taaC. non-reskle- nt lJ non-reside- nt 278,335, resident all non$1,040,609.05; licenses, 46,985, $1,106.-813.1total sales, 325,320, Utahs fish and game license year begins April 16 and ends April 15 the following year. & Walt Donaldson 30 W. Main BOWLING LEAGUE CHAMPS . . . Members of the Wonder Bread team of the Tuesday Night Major league, 1964 champions, are pictured above. Standing, left to right, are Bill Davis, Dean Murdock, sponsor, Jim Kulow and Corky Nichols. Seated left to right are Chris Diamanti, Stewart Bryan and Bud Jaramillo. Phona 437-00- 30 STATE FARM Mm Mm: IuWM, Care and Courtesy a, Urged by All In Using Outdoors . With warming weather and the outdoor seasons at hand the Utah Department of Fish and Game again reminded outdoorsmen to use care and courtesy whenever afield. Department Director Harold S. observed, "We join with other agencies and organizations in urging that each person going afield during the outdoor seasons will appoint himself custodian of the resources and facilities he Quick! Crane HOUSE TOURNEY WINNERS . . of the Country Lanes foursomes . Champions tournament are shown. Left to right are Ruth and Bert Prichard, Jay Martino and Treva Kremers. Price WBBA National League George Gurule, Dave Anderson, Joe Rukavina, Mike Pilling, Rocky Johnson, Mark Pitts, Jerry Berensen, Brian Jewkes, Leroy Manzaneres, Kelvey Shaff, Mike Gurule, Bryan Marx, Tony Kos-mand Scott Herzog. V.F.W. Bob Tanaguchi, Craig Curtis and Frank Burton, mana-Gar- y scorekeeper. Stanfield, Amel Jaramillo, Teams rosters are as follows: Carbon Emery Bank Rudy Or- gers; Mark Coleman, John Pettri, tega, Tom Alger and Matt Pol- Leland Stanfield, iMike Glasson, lack, managers; Gary Ortega, Colin Wooley, Kenny Parker, The supervisory organization of the Price National League includes Edgar Johnson, president; James Dart, vice president; Arnold Mathis, secretary; Nell Rasmussen, treasurer; Dale Pilling, player manager; Ruth Dart, head scorekeeper, and Beth Tucker, os BREWED WITH PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN may use. The director noted many growing problems as pressures on the outdoor resources increase from year to year. He said that only individual observance of the laws Clive Mecham, Richard Dart, Da- and good manners covering these vid Staley, Mitch Curtis, Robert problems would preclude more restrictive rules and less freedom Barton and Norman Tucker. in the outdoors. Crane listed the and Paul Rotary Gary Ishley items among those to following Snow, managers; Donie Torres, Manuel Gomez, Jimmy Jensen, be borne in mind by all who go Gary Grako, Allen Larsen, Ron- afield. Leave a clean camp, picnic site, nie Piccolo, Alien Guptill, Billy Davis, John Lim, Roger Casebolt, stream or lake hank wherever Lee Hinkins, Denny Shiner, Er- you may go. If garbage cans are not found nie Gomez, David Donaldson and close by, it takes little effort to Adesen. Gary refuse to a depository Moose Duane Rasmussen and carry the at home. or nearby Johnny Snow, managers; Dwight Observe the laws of trespass Rasmussen, Gary Mathis, Calvin and courtesy by gaining permisGardell Christensen, Grundvig, sion before entering upon private Danny Campbell, Mark Garcia, Chris Anderson, Gene Pace, John property. Be careful of fire of any kind Staheli, Scott Davis, Terry Han- at all times. sen, Jack Kobe, Stephen Jolley, Signs should be read and obTony Falsone and Tommy Allred. served wherever they may be On the opening day the Carbon posted. Emery Bank boys came from beAbove all, exercise the same hind in the sixth to beat VFYV courtesy and care you expect of 9 to 8 and Rotary defeated Moose others wherever you may go 8 to 4. Pick a Chevrolet and fill in the spaces Nows the time to see the great outdoors in a great Chevrolet buy! Here you are on the brink of vacation typically Chevrolet array of extra-cotime. Theres your Chevrolet dealer in options. Plain Impalas are anything but. They the midst of Trade 'N' Travel Time. come in all popular body styles, including You two should get together! the joys of summer in a new wagons. Theyre dressed up to a Chevrolet. fully carpeted interiors, upholWhy a Chevrolet? Well, with 15 models stery as durable as it is attractive. Bel Airs and Biscaynes, the lower priced in four series, what possible reason is there to look further? Chevrolets, make a practice of Take the Impala Super Sport hiding it. All the conveniences, no sacrificing comfort or style. (and a lot of people do just that). Did we mention that Trade a Comes as Sport Coupe or TRADE TT TRAVEL' Convertible. Has trimmings like N Travel Time wont last TIME forever? It wont. So see your front bucket seats, center conChevrolet dealer. Then go fill sole, special trim all as standin the spaces. ard equipment. And offers a st Object-celebr- ating fare-thee-w- zzgzu FOt TM BRUT MtCMYAMV PCRRMMCM SPRING WATER, Boatowners can get extra dividends this year trouble-fre- a cruising and savings on maintenance. The reason: Sealoy a new, extra strong, corrosion-resista- nt metal for boat propeller shafts developed by Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation. Shaft replacement was once a major expense for boatowners as much as $300 after a season or two. Now sportsmen like the one above will probably be on the market for a new boat before a shaft must be replaced, say J&L technic:! experts. Sealoy is specially heat treated to give it three times the strength of other shafting materials. It's made to take a real beating from waves, sunken lcg3 even from sandbars. The surface of the new material is so dense and smooth that barnacles will find it mighty hard to hitch a ride. i A d vert Lscmen t re re- m ctr Inwrinc with State Frmi Oooi Student Discount! You miy Uv 20ft M your Intunnc (or your i) If yoan full time student between 16 end 2 A least I Junior or In the 11th grade, and have I 8 avenge or equivalent Ask about this famous State Farm discount! one-hal- f LADIES TOURNEY WINNERS , . . Champions of the Country Lanes womens league house tournament are pictured. Left to right are Phy at smart students oavo amounts to slightly more than two ami per cent. Major area of revenue loss came from the reduced numlx-- r of deer hunters, These licenses sell for each and annually contribute nearly half of the total revenue from all licease sales. Figures non-resklc- nt tsjmjMisent. says New Jloi it is sissibie to harvest Chevrolet Bel CHECK THE TUT DEALT OM CHEVROLET CHE YEILE CHEYT Air I, -- Door Station Wagon AND CORVETTE NOW n TOUR CHEYROLET DEAUR;: REDD MOTOR COMPANY 128 WEST MAIN PRICE, UTAH HUtt |