Show Monday June 17 1974 Page 3 Cache valley area offers Food for thought CheeseCake Let one package in y2 dissolve jell-- o cup of water Let it set until it begins to thicken Cream together: of package eight oz Philadelphia cream cheese one and y2 cup sugar and two tsp vanilla Add jell-- o to above mixture In a separate bowl whip one can condensed milk and four tsp outdoor opportunities lemon juice (Prior to this Piace in freezer until crystals are well formed) then add to cheese and jell-- o mixture Crush-3- 0 graham crackers (squares) four tb powdered sugar Remember the old story of the first grader who complained to his mother on the second day of summer vacation that he was already bored? Well that same complaint ran be heard right here in Cache And from college Valley students yet The truth of the matter however is that Cache Valley can be an extremely exciting place in the summer From June thru September the potential for outdoor activity is tremendous Finally freed of her stifling winter coat the valley comes alive with things to do one cube butter Put layer of crackers in bottom of pan Add filling cover with remainder of crumb topping Set 12 hours DO NOT FREEZE -- Looking for sport racquet ball inviting by Ray Anderson for Student Life soon be gone If the courts are too crowded maybe you should consider taking up a new racquet game M FILLING 'OUT AW APPLICATION UhAT7 THAT FOR NOT YOU'e TO UNITING? GOING CAMP called racquetball occasionally called paddleracquets or Racquetball is played in a handball court using a small rubber ball and a racquet shorter than a tennis racquet Beginners may think that the object of the game is to inflict as many bruises on your opponent as you can by hitting him with the ball This is false Racquetball is a great lifetime sport to pick up on especially in the summer when the courts stand idle except for a few diehards Due to its speed racquetball will keep you in shape and will also quicken your ability to make IF WRE ACCEPTED H'OU CAN 61XH HOME ALL SUMMER AND NOT 60 TO CAMP' their high quality Hiking canoeing and fishing for ll examples are all the more enjoyable when done in an environment such as we have here From the mountains to the valley floor beauty abounds There are many ways of enjoying this summertime beauty With activities ranging from the strenuous to the serene there is something for everyone A complete list of the possibilities would be impossible but here are a few ideas on how to get unbored Hiking decisions If it sounds worth a try come and observe a few games in the HPER building If you care to learn the game quickly and correctly by all means take the class this summer taught by Dr Robert Swenson and youTl be a happier person split-secon- (J is Valley’s most striking asset It is from this natural beauty that so many of the summer activities derive d Located within a half hour’s drive of the campus are dozens of scenic and rewarding trails of varying difficulty While the mountains and the canyons provide most of the better hiking floor valley buffs and bird Photography collectors animal watchers rock and those just plain out for a walk will all find their energy well spent To get you started here are three of the shorter less of the Education Summer Bulletin is a series of lectures by distinguished visiting faculty The first lecture will be given by Dr Arthur Pearl at 1 : 30 pm in the Business Auditorium on Wednesday June 26 and will consider “schools in crisis” He will deal with leadership for alternatives in education on Thursday at the same time There will be eight other lectures delivered throughout the summer by such distinguished educators as Vincent Rogers of the University of Connecticut and Christine Branche from the Cleveland Public Schools All students are invited to attend these lecture series One hour of credit may be arranged For further information contact Dr Terrance Hatch’s office Education 310 and pick up a brochure announcing the series at the time of registration alreadfilledout ONE OF CTHOfFE 1 HATE TO £L££P INTENTS 60 I TOLD THEM I LOA6 ALLERGIC TO CANVAS' — in “paonuts’1 crppfcors dotty hr the Logon Herald Journal strenous trails yet breathtaking White Pine Lake Three miles long on relatively flat terrain this trail features the Naomi Peak area at its best Reachable from Tony Grove Lake up Logan Canyon this makes for a popular daylong hike Coldwater Lake Located in the Wellsville Mountains Mendon this three-quart- i I directions from the campus Logan and Blacksmith Fork but Canyons offer scenic somewhat difficult touring The Logan-Hyru- and m Logan-Mendo- n routes are popular level ground tours Canoeing Although one of the most arid states Utah waterways offer good canoeing and Cache Valley is no exception Flatwater for be it fishing excanoeing can be an or whatever ploring exhilarating way to spend a hot summer day Some of the best flatwater areas include the Logan River Dams Tony Grove Lake Hyrum Reservoir and Pelican Pond For canoeists who desire more demanding waters the Bear and Cub Rivers will provide more mobile challenges Canoes can be rented from the Harmonious Living Center in the basement of the UC Fishing rainbow The Logan Blacksmith Fork and Little Bear Rivers will all produce limits of trout as will the Porcupine Bass and crappie can be had from Benson Marina Pelican Pond and out by Cache Valley Cheese west of Smithfield Licenses are required and the fish and game laws are enforced so be 'ure and know the rules before starting Horseback Riding Recreating the Old West becomes a reality when exploring Cache Valley on horseback Be it for an hour or overnight you too can become a modern day Jim Bridger There are two locations at which horses can be rented One is in North Logan and offers an enjoyable ride up Green Canyon The other is the Sherwood Hills Resort offering a tour of Sardine Canyon Prices start at $250 Canal Tubing Any canal with moving water can be tubed A good canal to start out on begins about two miles up Logan Canyon ends at the Logan City Golf Course and takes approximately forty-fiv- e minutes to travel The keys to success include a large tube because of the water a stick with which to push off the sides and a bottle of your favorite refreshment not-war- m The possibilities are limitless (while paper space is not) with golf water skiing tennis sailing drive moto-cros- s mountain climbing and softball all deserving of special mentions too However this piece was written primarily to stimulate outdoor activity not to keep you indoors exercising your eyes angling is a dream come ture for those who are used to metropolitan fishing pressures Be he after trout bass crappie or whitefish the Cache fisherman stands a good So get out and kick the sumchance of filling his creel Local dams reservoirs and rivers will mertime blues while you still can provide four varieties of trout After all old man winter is never brown cutthroat brook and far off Cache Valley Mm mile hike offers some fantastic avalanche gulches as well as a fine view of the whole Valley Old Juniper Up Logan Canyon CACTUS CLUB i Y Tues & Thurs Live Music: Wed - Fri Go-Gir- ls: 1 and Sat T Cold Beer and Good Food AM The Time UC MOVIES PRESENTS T - The Sportsman is your source for quality backpacking equipment We carry the Universal complete North Face line-rfield equipment pack — Fraves — Vasque Piuetta Fabiauo and Dawner - Boots Drop in at 129 No Main and check us out Logan’s House of Hospitality WLQA JACK CROFT Fine Food £L-Goo- Service SI 0 129 North Main Logan Union Bldg USU Campus M A COLUMBIA 25 W Center g and Hyrum Wellsville Reservoirs behind er n3S2eSBS3395tB£3: © This is a rapidly growing method for seeing Cache Valley The routes can be as strenuous as you want with good blacktop roads fingering out in all the along An added feature of the sum- not listed Bicycling one should not overlook a walk Education lecture mer offered by the College l‘V£ beauty unquestionably Cache pad-dleba- Summer quarter at USU brings warmth sunshine and flocks of people to the tennis courts On any given day the courts are crowded with students getting as much tennis and sun as they can because the warm weather will PEANUTS Natural it will take you to the oldest juniper in existence Five miles long from the Wood Camp it is a gradual Campground hike uphill More detailed information can be had by purchasing the pamphlet “Cache Trails” which is in most bookstores Once you’ve taken that first hike you’ll be hooked PICTURES PRESENTATION THURS FRI A ROMULUS PRODUCTION SAT (JUNE 20-2- 2) PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR® OPEN Friday Till 9 |