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Show 4C Tribune, Sunday, December 23, The Suit Kibbon-Ciitting- 19G ! Flaj Kaisin" , Antelope Island Becomes Stale Park on Jan. 13 State Legislature, Great Salt Lake Authority Board, Barks and Recreation Commission, Gov. Calvin L. Rampton and other officials will attend. Following the ceremonies, officials will tour the Island wide and named bv Indians and containing numerous springs for live.stoik grazing. By Tony Anil Tribune Staff Writer -ANTELOPE ISLAND The Great Salt Lake's laigest island, A.i'rlnpe Island, will become Antelope Island State B.uk Jan. 15 at 1:30 p in. during and ribbon-cuttin- five-mil- e flag-- i .using ceremonies at the recreation area's east gate. lei old Tippits of the I'tah State Barks and Recreation Department said Saturday that members of the Utah 1 KAYSVILLE Opening Approed Mr. Tipp'ts said the opening date was approved by the president of the Utah State Senate and sjieaker of the House because it will coincide with the Legislature's caucus day. The park opening will begin Golden Spike Empi.e the activities leading up to the Goulen Spike Centennial Celebration May 10 at Promontary Summit. Mr. Tippits said he has been waiting since Dec. 19 to receive word on the official opening day. The park tentatively was scheduled to open l9 "Fashions Feminine'' H CLOTHES i;?: ARE TUN! 37 N. MAIN-KAYSV- ILLE Sf tinier Charge Bank Anient tint STOREWIDE in the middle of December but bad weather and conflicts in the officials schedules held up the opening until Jan. 15. Utahns and tourists will be able to enjoy limited facilities in the park after Jan. 15 until spring, Mr. Tippits said. In the spring, the beach will be to swimming and opened boating, and construction on will facilities permanent begin. Scenic Roads are Already completed sev- eral scenic roads that wind through tiie park on the north end the of island, picnic areas, toilet facilities and hiking trails. Visitors can hike to Buffalo Point whe.e they might catch a glimpse of several herds of deer and buffalo, or spend the day at picnic areos on the beach. In the spring, swimmers can enjoy the buoyant salt water or sun themselves on the beach, he said. Several boating ramps are being built to accommodate water skiers. In the fall, visitors can observe numerous migratory waierfowl that annually stop for food and rest on their way south for the winter. Drinking YVa tT The island, by late fall, will have its own drinking water from wells and a pipeline. Until the water system is wa'er will be completed, brought in by truck, to fill s temporary showers, Mr. Tip-pit- said. Visitors now can travel on weekends to the east gate across the newly constructed Syracuse Road. A ranger posted at the gate will answer Mr. Tippits all questions, added. The Syracuse Road from Clearfield runs west off of old U.S. 91, past the Freeport Center and the Clearfield Job Corps Center to the island. Lighting Fixtures and Fireplace Equipment $2 10 Tools Stolen More than $240 worth of hand tools were stolen from a truck owned by Elmer West, Ifil Yale Ave. (1080 South), while parked at 1330 N. Beck St., police said Saturday. KETCHUM'S 4 LI CHTI 5 Weitlit A CXSTU Dl OV, Furniture Annex Witt Buy Your Good Uttd South 363-923- 3 Phon 355-465- Furn-tur- t 6 i Antelope Island State Park, scheduled for opening January 15, promises spring, Clerk Gives Up Motel Cash to Armed Robber man armed with a revolver small, nickel-plateearly Saturday stole $70 from a cash register at Continental A young KINGS MUSIC YEMMERJ1D) CLEARANCE you can point a finger 1:25 you can play a the Virtuoso makes your Lowrey Organ a S DELIGHT if Nmv exciting playing talents are yours! Talents you never dreamed possible! ! Reautiful chord PRESTO arpeggios will that von plav like a skilled profesJust slowly sional ! ! ! G1.1SSAN1X) mote one finger of your right hand across the Chromatic Keyboard and consecutive literally flow' between your two main melody notes. Youre the Virtuoso in just a few mo ments 1 Motel, 819 W. North Tempi?, then ordered the night clerk to hand over his wallet. The clerk, Herbert Newton. 117 Ave. Westwood (1975 South), told Officer R. D. Nemelka a young Negro entered the motel office about I want a.m. and said, your money . , , this is a stickup. Mr. Newton, who described the bandit as very nervous," said the man ordered him to the rear of the office, demanded the money in the cash register and added "Open the safe." When Mr. Newton told the robber the motel had no safe, the man fled w.tn $70 from the cash register after taking $6 from Mr. Newton's wallet. ! 1 1 Din From WMthor Bureau to cloudy kiM are expected over most of the Intermoun-tal- n Area Sunday with scattered snow flurries restricted mostly to the mountains. Temperatures should be ccloer with highs ranging zero to minus )0 m Wyoming to the low 30s and X-- farther south. 1 U S. Partly cloudy Temperature Chart Data to Saturday at 9 p.m. High Low Free. ia-h- Utah Blinding Bryc Canyon Cadar City Delta Dug way Green River HIM Field Hanksvilt Logan Milford Moab Ogden Provo Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake City St. Georqe Vernal Wendover 34 21 32 3S m 10 3 26 19 34 35 26 .....30 38 11 32 32 6 2 ?4 25 31 44 29 44 .07 .06 .06 11 ? ?9 29 9 19 ... 44 40 37 tr 27 :s 37 23 22 41 Montana Buhe Bozeman est Yeilcwstone 31 31 34 Of Eko NICD 40 Ely 23 Evanston Rxk Springs 1 24 14 JOHNSON Fairbanks . tr. ?v 12 Pacific Anchorage States 35 48 19 26 27 36 19 29 East .. .. .... ... 37 56 60 69 Atlanta Birmingham Louisville Miami New Orleans S3 50 54 80 61 43 4 32 73 47 Southeast Albuquerque El Paso Ft. Worth Phoenix San Anlonlo Tucson ZS 53 54 54 . . .. . 6S 59 25 e Windy coudi-nes- s 14 25 31 3? .3 32 Salt Lake City, Oeden and Prove Variable cloud. ness Sunday and Monday with a tew snow showers near and over the mountains Highs Sunday in low 30s and lows 15 to 20 Probability of measurable snow decreasing to 20 percent Sunday. Windy t t1"'-- :. Utah Variable cloudiness Sunday and Morday with few snow showers In mountains. Slightly cooler. Hghs Sun Cold Wyoming wave warning Turning much colder north Sunday and sojih Sunday night and Monday reach e mg Cons derabie proportions cloudiness with scattered snows spread Ing to southeast Sunday and continuing Monday Gusty shifting winds With areas of b owtrg snow Sunday Highs 10 20 to be ow zero north to 15 Sunday to 2 Rove south. Lows Sunday 15 to 3) below zero north to zero to 15 below south. two storm systems Summary one from the Pacific and one from Canada, gave gray, cloudy skies to much of the Intermountam Region Sat Over the northern portion of the urday. region light snow fell and strong, gusty winds caused biowirg anj to drifting snew Southeast Idaho seemed be the hardest hit as near blizzard conditions prevailed at times In that area Other bad spots were the mountain passes with blowing and drlfhrg snow Temp were very cold m ih extrema north Saturday afternoon where arct c air keot the readings down below zero through the day Cut Bank Mont , showed a 28 below at 2 pm. W'th m many In th Montana readings 20 below range. Further south In south-erIdaho, Nevada and Utah most were in the XK. reacting 1 BURIAL FREE.. 400 Value Rhythm and Virtuoso at through Monday with occasional showers mostly near and over A little cooler. Lows Sunday 10 to 20 Highs Sunday 25 to 35. Southeastern Idaho Variable cioudi-res- s through Monday. Occasional light snow Sunday and Monday and much colder mostly Snake River area northward Lows Sunday zero to 10 north and 10 to 20 south. Highs Sunday 15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 south. Decreasing winds Sunday. Southwestern Idaho Variable cloudiness through Monday Occasional light snow Sunday and Monday and much colder Snake River north. Lows 5 to 15 north and 10 to 20 souh. Highs Sunday 23s north and 30s south. 7 Boston New York City Pittsburgh Washington D C. to m:untams 5 Bismarck Chicago Detroit Du'irth Kansas City Minneapolis Oklahoma City Omaha St. Louis 15 Newly Minteil snow 19 14 Wyoming DEMAND A Eastern Nevada 35 58 53 Salt Lake Weather Data Prec p a lion for period ended Saturday at 5 P m trace; prec.pitation tor uxcrrOfM. 2 If acc 'm.lati' rxc"; 98. precipitation since October 1. 198. 5 06. accumulative excess. I 49; sunrise Sunday. 7 52 M S.T sunset 5 '8 M S.T. 23 ..33 day in 30s and lows times. 10 58 Midwest tr. Idaho Boise . Buriev Gooding Idaho Falls . Pocatello Twin Fails 77 ....... South 19 23 J7 31 Honolulu .. Juneau Los Angeles Portland San Diego San Francisco Seattle Sookant .02 21 Nevada IN TIM! 1 scenic view from Buffalo Point, where herds of buffalo or deer may Ire seen. Mercury Poises Regional Dip half-tone- s 1 summer, winter and fall enjoyment for the whole family. Visitors capture a VAULT Pres.McKav Presented Spike Medal President David O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints was presy ented with a Golden Spike Centennial Commemorative Medal Saturday morning by Sen. Frank E. Moss, at the Hotel Utah. The medal, struck by the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, is identical to the one Sen. Moss presented last week to President Johnson. The Utah senator told President McKay that President Johnson had inquired about the church leaders health and activities and wished him a happy holiday season. First Two Off Presses f The medal, two and inches in diameter, commemorates the centennial of the driving of the golden spike on May 10, 1809 at Promontory Summit, Utah. Sen. Muss said the medals presented io President Johnson and Piesi-den- t McKay woie from the first group to come off the presses. Sen. Moss said lie thought it was appropriate at this tune to present the medal to the church leader because the Friday return of the Apollo moon marineia is similar to the meeting of the rails 100 ago. Both great years achievements in the history of one-hal- Amei ica. LOWREY REVERBERATING RHYTHM band with Anvuno tan be u Heverbei filing Rhythm. It's caw ami Inn. Add much to onr music. Turn on the rhythm control tabs for i lave, n.uc drum, brush twnhul crash cymbal, tom-tobongo ami woodhhnks. All follow sour tempo. I'nnsnalls realisin' and anthentie. one-nu- LOWREY AUTOMATIC ORCHESTRA CONTROL musician? With Are you ."one-hnge- r meloyon cun play a dy, iot Led in petfet t harmony. Voices, too, aie multiplied. You'll be amazed that on i an sound so good so fast. For unlo k a whole the expert, n w rang? of mushal techniques and h o ntomc eflei ts. one-fing- y enteei CKf . . . Hccf Steal . . . Vtype epkelt tool enltei In 2233 SOUTH 7b EAST Open til 9 P.M. Monday and Friday He told President McKay of the various events to mark the event, special paiade in reliable preV completely reinforced plot. Ogden, a Golden Spkke Centennial Ball to be held In the Sail Palace and the events scheduled foi May 10, paver ... The ultimate with null protection end durability. Call or Writ MUflC Centennial Events WHY JOHNSON? Ove, )) years t experterwe mil day-lon- hr INFORMATION 19. Johnson v3ro$ GMENT VAULT CO. -Af 1726 Jtffinta H Dtivnr AV 415-344- 2 Can The weather forecast map for Sunday indicates partial cloudiness for the Interimumtaln Region with snow flurries mostly in the mountains. Colder. Biesnient Mi Kay told Sen. Muss, "I feel so fine today nnd I want to thank you so much," as lie was presented the medal. Sen Moss serves as vne-rlm-ii man of the Golden Spike Centennial Commission. !? |