Show ?H Sj rmiay Apr 15 1590 Outdoors Gun maintenance will prolong life of a good weapon Today's sporting arms either piles or shotguns can be one of the great among sportsmen's equipment Although the initial cost of a good quality title or shotgun may be higher than some outdoor equipment items it’s an investment that can be spread over a lifetime of dependable use The hey to such long-terperform mance is good maintenance If you start out with a gun of good quality and take proper care of it your child or even your grandchild may have the pleasure of hunting or shooting with it some day Other than the wooden stock most of the working parts of a good gun are steel since steei combines both necessary strength and desirable durability bar-gain- They include proper lubrication of snow stiotid remaif offeetbe for ap s m Cert t C trend Stontei-bim- outdoor s - moving parts without gummy residue protection of metsi against moisture before going atield effective cleaning of gun after use and complete removal of moisture after use - r- - doa Steel's one drawback is that it is subwear and rt smoothly cuts ject to rust from moisture and corrosion frtcuos that can put entra stress ca from the chemical effects and residue of parts gad Others- f fired ammunition Moving gun parts The prcWem is some iutyicapt can een of steel also are subject Jo wear actually jtnerease sfress by being jtoo Maintaining a pfk or shotgun’s origithick or eventually getting gummy nal appearance and performance for mechaThe best iubneant for many years and through several generanisms shea is one shat prpyidbs Lsfat tions requires some relatively easy but but effective and long lasting iubnea-invery specific maintenance Steps film Moisture protection agate mm Of A r and Whose u I v PaUst wish she Fish and Wildlife Service The woff jUs been listed as endengeed by she federal and she service is licharged wish goy--ernme- nt able populations in Idaho Montana w4 Wyoming smder plan ipjkwH in L987 W'hen 10 breeding pairs (4 wolxes known so exist for thyes years in each of she covoy areas She animal wih be removed from she endangered Ger$ said 10 breedspecies ing pair would consist of m central Idaho mountains and that hrs stockmen concerned No sitings of she Mountain gray wolf have been confirmed by She U$ Fish & Wildlife $eryjce in recent years but biologists rate many of she reports common between Low-ma-n and McCab as “probable More than JtiO sitings are reported each year and ranchers haye claimed so see wolyes wandering Shrough eattle allotment north of Lowman since y public Mentally handicapped get fishing discount v SALT LAKE CITY — A new state law authorizing $5 fishing licenses for the mentally retarded goes into effect April 73 according to the Utah Pi vision pf Wildlife Resources sfv j fy Those purchasing the license must have ’verification from a physician that they are mentally pro-sid- as-in- Eat pert$ fcaye gaesed enough pdxumstaotiai evidence So eonyjnce $he she wolf Is again wandering through she 1 frome will speak at 7:30 pm The event is free and open to the approwmateiy 100 wolyes Montana's Glacier National Fark and surrounding wilderness areas have Associated popu- Na-Sion-al being allowed She yearly J96tis- With she information weVe been able so colled $o far we estimate shere are 19 so 13 7? ft a known lation of wolyes and biologists are considering reintroducing she waif in Yellowstone Fark in Wyoming But in ldab9 She wolyes are a S9 population on their own as shey migrate into she rugged central mountains from Mon-San- a and Canada wolyes hying in she Central Grey wolves have already tieen jo Montana Idaho Recovery Area said jay “These wolves are not she Gore endangered species spe-- wolyes formerly found in Shis y Jhe Forest Seryica Idaho may davalop a program) fc area Gore said “The Northern Rocky wolf has probably been exterminated These wolyes are coming down from British Columbia sod Alberta tilling she niche left behind by She Northern Rocky At more than iOO pounds gray wolyes are She (dominant predator in sbeir territory The paws pf shese large canines measure four so fr ye inches long and four inches wide The size and she gate distinguish Shem from coyotes and dogs “The track pf a wolf is Gore said ‘“They place one foot directiy in front pf She pher notike domestic dis-Sincti- ye dogs But she effort so preserye a part of Idaho's heritage has hyestock ppqrators fearwg dep- redation from hunting wolf packs They do not believe she government will be able so ade- quately control She predators “’’’he bottom hne is wolves eat cal yes and wolyes eat lambs said Gary Glenn executive president cf She Ida ho Castle Association The licenses ate available only ‘ at PWR offices The Northern Regional office is located at 513 5300 South in South Ogden 3 Call for more informa- 'f ! needs-firearm- s re-mo- backcountry Woods These Are wil kick off the Utah Wilderness Association’s Earth pay observance H ' iGWMAN Fdahd Wtidhf Biologist m try iing no cootirno frtf presence of tiie Rocky Mountain gray woff In Idaho m (they pres jo the elative predator shat once dominated she state’s V ronmentalist wil give a? Earth Pay presentation Wednesday at the (jnitarian Church 569 § 1 300 East 1 y - tM SALT LAKE CITY -- r Michale frome a noted author and envi- Frome author of “Battle for the Wilderness Conscience of a anst huatidi-l- dunng aon-ps- e storage gonods of sev-o- d months as M the case with firearms 4 fail bong put away now antd ikhea your gun £oe get vet dry oil external and internal parts with absorbend paper jiowejs Potr'j use cloth since W will absorb 0er moisture itself and transfer ft back lo Che metah This drying operation wdl hdp Clean fhe gun as weS e manyfacters osual'y fjnal dkaning and fotal moisture can the be acqomf&shed by g recommendations focal gunsmttbs a desiccant This is a product whose and sales personnel are aace&ent conchemical properties actuary remove tacts for suefr mformaopo- - Biologists claim gray wolf again wardering mountains Environmentalist offers presentation handicapped Either the state PSS-PSEorm 19 or a form distributed by the PWR must be signed by a physician day jthor-ougt- ly ? fra-arra- s JT TT moisture from mnrute pores and surface preguiamies of Che metal fide barrels should be swabbed good bore cleaning solvent and Chen given an internal protective coating against moisture- Cleaning Che interior Of shotgun barrels generally doesn’t require a bore solvent Instead swab (dhe inside of Che barrel with a desiccant for both cleaning and moisture removal the year? many cd$ pr synthetic products have been developed that do a good ob of meeting one or oven two of basic gun maintenance !to r longer It jka should protet hubneauon of moving parts meios ' good sense ft JLdps Che gun work more f&jmd Outdoor briefs Conservationist sev 479-514- Ctear Lato Fa tr fislnns lor tuithrooi Lakt trout r moilly wi inaiki watsr Caneriniy iiow fiin-- tion Ducks Unlimited plans fund-raisin- g banquet PAYTON - Pucks Unlimited will hold its annual Pavis County fundraising banquet May 4 The banquet will be at the Young Chevrolet showroom J501 W 600 N in Layton A social hour begins at 6 pm with dinner at 7 pm- Tickets are $45 per couple which includes dinner and Pucks Unlimited membership Tickets purchased by Apr 27 qualify for a special drawing for a £Z caliber nfle The Pavis County PU Chapter has raised more than $50000 for waterfowl habitat projects in the last five years A portion of that money has gone to local restoration projects on the Wiber Pelta of Ogden Bay Waterfowl Manage- ment Area and the Rainbow Unit of the Harold Crane WMA For ticket information Randy Peck Pavis 544-768- 544-25- 9 2 call or Scott 7 Elk bugler featured at foundation dinner OGDEN — The Golden Spike Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will hold its third annual banquet and auction April 27 at the Ogden Park Hotel The program begins at 5:30 pm with an elk bugling demonstration given by John Sarkiasian a world champion bugler from Colorado Sarkiasian designs and sells his own calls He claims to have once called 35 of the 98 bulls he sighted to within 20 yards The banquet follows at 7 pm with the fundraising auction at 8 pm The RMEF founded in 1984 now boasts more than 50000 acres and has raised more than $13 million for elk habitat purchases and restoration Tickets for the event are $35 each or $50 per couple The price includes membership and a subscription to Bugle niagame Call 7 or Gary Phil Palmer 4 for ticket Lewis 392-396- 731-017- Sunday crossword Fishing Report but m unprevf until tne aaanm peaKs hi AAoulhs of Swan CresX Sip Craak will May close April IJ to protect boawntnp cutthroat Access is poob but water level is low goats may launch a1 Bear LaKe Stale Pprk 5iow tor catfish aut jUiouW alcK With warmer weather Slack smith Fak S'artiop to pick up a hit pf malt water but generally runnmp clear anbcoih Upht surface hatches on sunny aemoons Fair ogooh fishing for browns on ihe lower sections lair tor cutthroat and browns on the gualiiy water upstream Artificial flies and lures and trout limit is two under 12 inches and pne over ijl io)es on tne upper section Birch Creek Reservoir Opened for fishing Until the road over Monte Crislo is opened access to this Rich County Reservoir is by way of Evanston and Woodruff then Stale Road 39 Partially iced over yet but enough open water tp fish Planted with rainbows last tall Causey Reservoir Open water fair fishing All streams feeding the reservoir a-- e closed to fish mg until Uune 30 Culler Reservoir Open water Should provide good bass and pantish fishing Water temperature m shallows is already at 60 degrees Slow for catfish Should pick up soon Oeer Creek Reservoir Pair to good tor rainbows from the shore and boat Troll in 8-feat pf water Veliow flaltish are getting good reviews East Canyon Reservoir Boats may be launched at state park Pishing is fair to good Spmrers and bails work well from the shore Best with trolled bails lures etc jihouid be fair to good tisnmg all year Echo Reservoir Slow to fair fisnmg Out nice trout Trolling near the inlets has been best Piaming Gorge Reservoir Utah marinas are open Lake level is low so use caunon There may still be patches of floating ice in protected areas Pishing has been far for rainbow trout Try Sheep Creek Bay either from shore or boat Lake trout may be found m shallow water Smallmoulh bass should start hilling m a few weeks Green River Pair to pood fishing with angling pressure increasing by the day Little Hole road has been muddy and rough four-whedrive recommended Good fishing below Red Creek when ihe water is ciear afler p storm don't boitier Holmes Creek Reservoir Slow to fair for bass and biuegili Should pick as the warms Shore fishing only — weather up no boats or float tubes allowed Located in East Layton near tne Valiev View Golf Course Hvrum Reservoir Fair to good for trout and picking up Fish are oelter than average site with good numbers of 3 pound fish Hot fast but don't be surprised to turn up a few 16- - Ip IS men trout in a day s fistimp Lake PoweN Lake level is aoout 35 feet lower than Ihe high water mark but boating conditions are good Be careful near Ihe shoreline Walieve fisnmg is lam to good and catfish are biting especially near Hite and m tne San Juan arm Largemouth bass fishing is fair and will improve rapidly Smallmoulh and stripers should start hitting in a few weeks Logan River The river is taamg on some runoff and is Meeting is on wildlife in Washington DC OGDEN — The Wasatch Audubon Society will discuss “Wildlife at Our Nation’s Capitol” at u meeting Tuesday Keith Evans who recently returned to Utah after a forest Service assignment in Washington DC will lead the discussion The meeting begins at 7 pm at the United Church of Christ Congregational 3350 Harrison Blvd The public is invited rtpftregrti n alightlymurKy Fair to good fishing in affect tins wear From the Card Can--o-n bridge upstream tp (he Idaho line artificial flies and lures must be used The limit is three ’trout two under 12 inches and one over t Only one fish may be a cutthroat or rainbow The restrictions also apply to all tributaries above Carbanygnf he river is running (gw andCbW- franc Jtensen ' ACRQSS - § itvMt Creek Reservoir Don't expect much filuegitl an d bats will Start Jliting m few weeks Low water heavy pressure Fair lo good dishing for mostly smaller trout Oatch end release fishing is encouraged because of low water conditions Similar reports on the South Fork Beaver Creek the South fork fribuiery i? closed tp fishing until June 30 Fmeview Reservoir Good fishing for perch and crappie especially on tne east side Work the shallows with mmi-iig- s Try Spring Creak Middle Inlet areas Boat ramp is open Water level is rising Porcupine Reservoir Spotty success but a few koxanee and cutthroat are lummy up Access is good on a dirt road- Rock port Reservoir Fair fishing Should be good for smallmoulh bass m a tew weeks especially m 5 feet of water near rocky areas Work the points and Miiels for trout Provo River Good fishing both in bail and artificial sec-tin- ni Above Olmslead Diversion is fly or lure fishing only wuh a limit of two brown trout unoer 15 inches The river is closed upstream from IJS- - 60 bridge at Hailstone Junction Strawberry Reservoir Stilt iced over but tne ice is m bed shape Hot recommended Some open water around tributaries Tne streams will open to fishing May 26 with a four fish limit The reservoir limit will double to 16 trout daily May 26 Scheduled for chemical treatment ip August Vw ibgr Rivbt Starling to get a bii murky but still relatively clear end low Fishing has been far to good m the canyon generally boiler Ihe higher you go Fly fishers are finding good baetis hatches m the early afternoon Mostly smaller fish but there pra big trout m me Weber WOtard Bay Far fisnmg for waiieve around the dikes in Ihe early morning and evenings tmet channel al South Marina is closed unlit April 30 Marinas are open 21st S Pond Fair trout fishing A new parking lot has been opened on the west side of Ihe pond Anglers are advised to use the lot rather than parking on tne highway EDITOR'S NOTE The fishing report is oompileo from information reta red by the Utah Oi vision of toilOMe Resources local anglers and the Standard Examiner Ootooors siaff if you have information or suggestions about this report call Jim Wright 62S-io- 6 between 9 am and noon on Thursdaus WEE INSTANT RECREATION INFO Dial 547-090- 0 and then 8308 Tor the Weekly Recreational Report for Northern Utah LINE ’ Pyppeteer iLeyvifs 'tpftpaivbO (better) 29 $be Cfc 8 A&btty 4o$mg hoof overhang 22 Cause distaste 29 Histone Apni shower? 29 Pompeii 21 blanket 27 29 29 90 dregs Ouck Given a hint Qesigner (Oscar j— flenta 31 JJeclatm 85 87 ibrevt” Cam product jBuena m San franciscp 8ay 88 "For j- - sake!'’ 89 Misplaced 90 Soprano Luc me pf the Met 91 Cbtyse 92Ava wa - (sailmg) 97 Businessman helper Second-large- m April? 99 Matriculate Belgian city d 99 Actor Kevin pf :109 sandwich “Sophie Choice” 401 — Itvmg (work) 37 Carden activity 4Q Songwriter Sammy and Kmg-stze- oonfecton 45tiotcome 48 'Aamlpt" in a barefoot 96Cnthe- 44 Pecan 405Jt11icieg ' 405 Bliei 65 fanning equipment 32 Huckster' 33 - April? 700 favorite 65At-yit- 402 Tatum' dad ottan 4£4tititefjhonoh9 ofjthpAeetf 495 Procrastinate 76 — moss 32 average ' 77 RR stop '' 76 Northerner il4 JUkely Saannec’aeon y (highlight do April? 47 Require 48 High tranpit 24 Positive BCWN rtfespon&es iSt$9 ne'e 25 Lmda pr Bale 29 Lively iLatiq (focker 2 Hurt ell pyor 9 pressed (Charge 4 Shrill acid-relate- nickname 93 Fight maid (redhead Tinse l’’ 8 timp (Counterpart 9 Meantime 50 Introduce oxygen 41 '“Bn 4encmgory d 82 Thm pne' 6Bnerrff badge 8 Would-b- e 7 'Thank bombshell 31 Patty 42 Bacchanalian “Whoopee1'’ " 43 Straus 84 Caldwelf pr Bernhardt 85 ethei Barrymore April 4tb? 96 Former New Jersey governor 44 Bygone Bare 42 Beverage ontt 45 Characteristic 49 “Ceath Be pt Prpud" poet §9 excessive: Prefix 51 Kitchen gadget 62ptameepen name 63 Fleur 64 premonitory Another 79 pme French ilace gOrpotrsooq) 64 prepared 49 propose 92 Popular pasta eauce 84 itise a a prop 68 fy comedian Tim signal 65 Fish egg 88iLabora07 Rivera Coon 99 'Pule Br itanne1’ composer 91 Mortgage 63 MyraM 69 Book (repository 81 Avifauna 62 Pie up 63 Airman people 64 Mmestron 68 otpi pream (dear'' d 87 89 Argentinean Bmh-relate- piam 87 Nick 7 9 Modeiactres pigskin 83 More Cheryl 71 Brainstorm pleasant 89 Move 74 Cobr cousin 79 Farqyet Smoothly 78 'Newhart1' OHcle dish 89 Black more' paper 92 Sandburg or Reiner 93 Terrier Type 94 Char olightly 95 Cartoonist Peter 98 Gambler’ act 97 'Thebe'' of rock 'o' roll 93 Ne w Guinea seaport family 41 tvlanhattan area hi an April shower? 43 Fee poorly 44 Waste allowance 45 Siamese 45 Golden Ryle word 47 j—1r Ray Bradbury forte 43 Attention 49 Appropriate April wear? 53 Like an igloo' roof 55 Hit - (start traveling) 57 Letter sign-ol- f 63 Coyly r- decorous 59 Ancient Aegean region 60 Mast spar 51 Lubricated 52 Not hi attendance 54 Rosinante or Traveller 65 Slows the horses 56 Rectory 59 Nielsen gives April shuwere? 72 Half Standard-Examine- r ' ii9Mthel lish - More or less open water The road it Ift passable shape but should be avoided whan muddy Fish mg pressure has been light but auccass should be fair to good- Winter limit pf (four trput if w effect until May 2j 4Lare-- 74 Tennyson poem 75Reoyliarfo " pne: £pmd- dance name 73 Hill dweller Answer on 3H IWt lm AiihcIu I bfiliii-4U- ' |