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Show SOS (Who Else?) No. 7, Weber JOE CAIINJCELLI I PI .'iort'i rncr Dy EEW States YUI'.lx Siii MM.ili (Jiiiin-piontlu- p keeps mo.e juH nioie ithcuig steam. g Du go (.ullege expic.ss (onscHutive v,eek today when the 2') member United Press International Boaid of Coaches oted them the top small college team in the nation. ami North rn Azecs, seeking nnpiecedentej thiid eonsecuti'e small college title, rolled to No. 1 for the 2ml ranking State Mexico Highlands earned tl ree first place votes en route to No. while Chattanooga 5 ranking took sixth and Aikansas State for (292) top ranking. Noith Dakota State, now 5 0 after wrecking Augustana lecened four fust place ballots 70-1- 31-2- Texas A&I took third again, followed by Eastern Kentucky, which moved up to fill the void ci rated when Northern Michigan lost to North Texas State 21 3 and plunged to 12th. New the same figuies as last week, in easily beating out 3J0 points, Team San Dteqo St (?:' UC) 2 N Dak St 14) (,0) 3 Texas A & i4 0) 4 fcato n Ky (i) (44) 5 New Mexico Highlands (3) 6 Chatianooc (40 7 Arkansas bt (4 I) 8 Tampa (3 1) 9 Western Ky (1) (4 0) 10 Weber St (4 0) YORK NEW press International 3 Points -- Jt) 92 2 9 222 1j3 (U 7? 54 1? tO Vent d 10 - 11 Morgo M Northern Michigan 21, )j C W Post U 14 Alcorn AM 1$, Texa Arlmqtcf H Acorn AiM b '5 Texas Arltnnton T e 18 St $ a e Colorado 10 Oree ey WiMame'ie and Appalachian Th. Unilrd 1UPI) tep 20 small college moac ... Wednesday, October 16, 1968 aid foottnll tcaTis w h fit place votes won iccotds n parenihescs heurth w?ek College seventh. Tampa 'ost a decision to major tough but its Cincinnati, college showing in losing only its fust game m four decisions helped the Flonda school maintain its No. 8 ranking. in the voting San Diego State, which lipjted Texas Southern 42 23 Saturday for its fouth stiaight 11t01y, received 23 fn st place votes and The Dakota State I Oth DFSERET NEWS, DEER SEASON ; license here! Buy your 1 1 st 'r ' vX r ' 4 Free colored Hunting Map. EiUHTIHS Hard-To-G- ASSS5SGS2IES Semi-Aut- .30 et rv o CAL. CARBINE RIFLE c ff HUNTING AMMO . YOU NAME IT Western Buck Baker Solingen from to WE HAVE IT save or .32 30-3- 0 SPECIAL WINCHESTER reg. 129.95 canawan $7795 B a ' $g95 or H now barrel sinoso (ENTiNNiAi-HEXAGO- N ?T)QQ DFP I I u Famous BROWNING Safari RIFLES ! dOLT-ACTIO- dry A warm. 1.9$ BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLES , united 325 Weatherby 300 MAGNUM ?49Si ONLY QUANTITIES I 8-in- ch NOW N 30.06 and .270 GA. Keepfeei BOOTS RIFLES Insulated Red 1 $2395 Insul, COAT $1495 ACME LEATHER BOOTS I B0NE DRY father DELUXE DACRON ! RiFLE scopes 20 WINCHESTER 134.95 .30i,24,.i,d.l4)CAl. purchase BUSHNELL BANNER j KN'T COLLAR & CUFFS NYLON OUTERSHELL 100 ANKLE LENGTH WITH ADJ. ELASTIC WAISTBAND NYLON OUTERSHELL 100 I J 95 $1 15.00 3 6 siSi REG. ! H r 1 REG. 4 POWER Stag m' A.--. 2IR TWO TOGFTHFR FOR DOUBLE BAG ( heavy flannel limnf, ir jfc mattren pucka ter repellent bog Wf Cl Bl II II $49 50 ;:i . Jy Iffc Ai Reg. 4-5- LB. -6 Calemcn & Including Fr.ig.Sf Certify 01 95 SLEEPING BAGS iumbo MAl l Reg. $1,195 with Front Dinette $7.00 I Ouch Cov.r 3h.-H.a- vy INTO OOUBII UP QC I WItW yg 1 BAG 1 046 Down, I-- Z REG. REMINGTON 154.95 B.D.L. 30.06 CAl. mg. REMINGTON 169.95 T.rmi. DOWN FILLED 'II ilSL' Safe Celeman Catelytle Hoolen-u ' i e SMITH A WESSON RUGER BROWNING COLT MANY OTHERS AN TOP-GRA- BARRELS 8 MM RIFLES IDEAL FOR CUSTOMIZING REMINGTON 159.95 CARBINE rig- 1 39.95 REMINGTON AND ACTIONS $9495 CARBINE ms REMINGTON 179.95 B.O.l. AUTO. 30.06 CAl. REG MOSSBERG 135.00 GOOD USED AUTOMATIC REG. 4.50 30.06, .308, .270 BOX-HORN- ADY HUNTING LOADi NOW, ntioo 700 199 MOO 742 MOD. 760 119 760 loots Iw7 742 154 89 SAVAGE 95 cal. iftn oar 11095 "vU.77h MOO. 110 MCI. 119 MOD. 110 MC 114 no t 89 Fwrrteleii !:.o COLFMAN i FUEL GAL. p,8c , 1 rrcv.?r:'iia .1;... . CASH reg. SAVAGE 105.50 30.06 CAl. ms- 151.50 SAVAGE reg. SAVAGE 142.95 LEVER ACTION LEVER ACTION ; mod. .300 CAl. .243, .300 FR0Mn. SKJAGE 1. Legislation creatinq the Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge. 2. Leader in launching the modernization program for Springville Fish Hatchery. 3. Fought for and got establishment of Ouray National Wildlife Refuge. 4. Fought for and got approval of Cooperative Fishery Unit, USU. (First Fishery Unit in U.S.) 30.06 CAl. savage Accomplishments on behalf of Utah's sportsmen 07 GOLDEN BEAR .308 These are but a few of Sen. Bennett's ; MOO. .308, .243 CAl. lever-actio- n FISHING." 1 Action, 30.06 CAl. Nt 8U' tie meiter hew eet4 h weather. MOO. MOD. REMINGTON B.O.l. Slid REG- - H9 IWS 107 MOD. 700 1 44s 159.95 135.00 lngso 760 v.OD 9901 19993 MOD. 99F SAK MOD. 99E. 19495 97 AF- THE JURISDICTION OR RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATES OF UTAH AND WYOMING UNDER OTHER PROVISIONS OF STATE LAWS WITH RESPECT TO HUNTING AND FECT Mqd. 660 9Q95 Action. 30.06, .308 Slid "NOTHING IN THIS ACT SHALL 14095 MOD. 30.06 CAl. AUTO. THE BENNETT AMENDMENT M00 700 ms. 120.00 .270 MM, B.D.L MAG., .264, .300 WIN. 7MM REG. . ALL HAND SELECTED HAND GUNS Slid Action, .308 CAl. LAST I CATALYTIC HEATERS MITON MAGNUM 2.64 CAl. 04 mqd 749 1QQ95 I 07 30.06 CAl. REMINGTON $945 SECURITY CAB0VER AUTOMAT.C, 149.95 NOW 8W rw REMINGTON ms FRONT DINETTE REG- - .222 CAl. WHILE THEY S Full Cloth 1 Beam ,30B, .243, 6 139, SAVE 36" REMINGTON 119.95 REG BUY NOW MATTP-ES- REG. 39.95 700 MOD. 30.06, .243, .308, .222 MAG., 6 MM, 1 MOD. 70 MAG., .264, .300 CAl. 134.95 1 MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM CAMPER SPECIALS AAA UU $2795 REG. DEER HUNTERS' BAG SLEEPING 4 Dacron .White LB. Guar. 54495 $5950 139 unn inn lQO ,UU 107 REMINGTON Variable Bushnell Banner 3-- 9 Mod. 670 WINCHESTER ?Ioo4 $1795 ZIPPER FRONT JACKET 11095 1 7 MOD. 70 WINCHESTER ,30t, 2.84, 2.43 CAL. 159.95 The landmark Bennett amendment protected Utah and all states from this new attempted Federal encroachment. Working closely with fish and game and conservation officials from throughout Utah end the country Sen. Bennett attached his amendment to the Flaming Gorge Recreation area bill, protecting Utah's rights. 12095 .30S, 30.06, .225, .22, .250, 2.43, .270 L SSP RIG. PURE BONDED WHITE FILLER QUICK DRYING STAYS FLUFFY AFTER WASH , 59.95 1 100 RftfARR WINCHESTER rig. aMm AUTOMATIC CARBINE reg. UNDER GARMENT PANTS 149.95 RES. off or free M0JNTS W!TH SC0PE ! INSULATED $ i to 40 7 WINCHESTER 1595 SHOE PAHS 2495apd boots 88 CONVERSE INSULATED uid BUT Wests Lowest Prices At uJiitiflWlJi I 16450 Federal lands. We could have had federal game wardens under the jurisdiction of the Interior Department and Stewart Udall policing and setting the hunting and fishing seasons and laws at Flaming Gorge and other proposed Federal recreation areas in Utah. (Utah is 70 Federally owned). 'i BELGIAN MADE Defrosters I REG. Hunting SUITS $779 5 n Last year Utah came within an inch of losing its jurisdiction ever fish and game on ..ILi AIL RUBBER HUNTING k I A True INSULATED LEATHER I'lX.1- c;0.. IU LENGTH BARREL 26-INC- H 300 $10.00 MOD. 94 Reg. $7 Down $7 A Month I Bennett F. Friend Of Utah's Sportsmen 30.06-.30- 8 FAVORITE CARBINE SADDLE GUN ineiiwte.'iinfiifini Sen. Wallace REMINGTON OR SUPER X BRAND NEW $24 $295 ydj t rinrfiiOrrw LIMITED QUANTITY HUNTING KNIVES H, 5. Strong supporter and advocate of funds for Bear River National Wildlife Refuge. 6. Initiated planning and later construction program for Jones Hole Fish Hatchery and road for stocking of Flaming Gorge and other Colorado River Proiect reservoirs. 7. Strong supporter of Forest conservation ond wildlife hobitat improvement programs. 8. Sponsor, supporter and fighter in behalf of Utah reclamation proects and recreation facilities at reservoirs such as Lake Powell, Flaming Gorge, Steinaker Dam and Reservoir, Reservoir, Enlarged Strawberry Starvation Dam, Weber Basin, Willard Bay , and other important projects. Vote For the Mon Who Works For You KEEP BES? IN THE SENATE Paid by Sporbmtn tor Bennott, ; Al Warden, Coirman : |