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Show Sun Chronicle Try Thursday, December 7, 1972 Clearfield Courier it... t .. you'll like it Try it, youll like it" That famihar expression is very appropriate in relationship to coot, also known as mud hen and mud duck. The Division of Wildlife Resources has prepared a leaflet to aid hunters in field dressing of coots The leaflet features illustrations with each step in dressing the bird and also includes a recipe. Coots are popular game birds with eastern hunters, but have not jet achieved that status in the West. Liberal bag limits (25 dailj land abundant populations on most Ctah marshes give hunters plenty of opportunity to try coots. ti "" ' ov' yX U -- . ' 4 v v 1 ' - Y v v" ' ' -- . -- I V I 4 "r" i - i J- 4 v, I - S J ! r Y-- , 4 4 A Xeai , I., li 1 Farlier thisyearcoachTed ! V threatens M V the fisheries potential of an enlarged Strawberry Reservoir, the Division of Wildlife Resources has begun a program of eradication of undesirable fish in waters of the area. The first treatment, in November, took place on Indian Creek Flat. Chemicals used were antimycinand This treatment was made to give a better chance for 100 percent rough fish kill next spring when an all-oeffort will begin. Division Fisheries Biologist Glenn Davis explains that without this treatment, the fish would be runoff ponds next spring, which would make them virtually impossible to eliminate. Extremely cold weather hampered the operation, but Davis said he felt the effort was worthwhile due to the high stakes involved. It is important that the effort to eradicate undesirable species is initiated now to prevent reinfestation of the enlarged Strawberry Reservoir. Strawberry Reservoir was treated in 1961 when complete eradication of undesirable fish was achieved. Utah chub are now abundant in the area between the present Strawberry Reservoir and the new Soldier Creek Dam. rote-non- Smith pointed out that he planned on Fast being one of the best teams his Royals will lce this year Last Friday night the Royals dropped their home opener to Davis high school 55 to 48. The Rovals held a four to six point advantage most of the way against the visiting Darts, but kept making little mistakes that kept the Davis school in contention all the way. of the year. The Royals now have a and his teammate Lonnie Bullard adaed 11 in a losing cause. For the Darts it was Blair Arnell leading with 13 while Roger Purday and Ron 16 record. Five players scored in double figures during the close contest. Roy center Danny Thomas led all scorers with pre-seas- Finally the Davis duo of Ron Moss and Rex Christensen began controlling the offensive and defensive boards and the Darts took a one point 8 into the final advantage period. The Royals attempted to counter with some outside shooting, but Davis used a stall with two minutes left to preserve their second win Moss added 11 and 10 39-3- ( J e Strawberry protect i :0 - by Marv Clemons Friday night the Roy Royals will get a stem test as Fast High of Salt Lake City comes to Roy for a varsity and junior varsity set of The jayvees play at games 6 15 p m with the varsity tilt slated for 8 pm. non-leag- . - M vJvt i S- i ' V - K V - 4 V . - . v- - ;- - ' I ' -- (Qjfp D(oR7Ss plow pOUg , D Enlargement To Wednesday, December 6, 1972 Wrestlers set i3 X 5 e. LOSING to the Davis Darts last week, the Royals will be out to defeat East High as they meet in a Friday night clash. ut Falcons expect tight match by Marv Clemons Tonight (Thursday) 8 of Salt Lake City took a decision on the CHS mats. In junior va 'ity action Olympus was rain victorious with 34-1- the Clearfield Falcons wrestling squad attempts to get back on the winning track against Fast a high school in Salt Lake City. Mat. times are 6 p.m. for sophomores with the varsity 38-2- P decision. It was a lot closer than the score shows, and we had three draws that could have is what Mcgone our way, Bride had to say of the Olympus outcome. He hoped that his team would have taken the match, but Clearfield hasnt beaten Olympus the past couple of years. scheduled for 7 p.m. Falcon coach Ron McBride expects another tight match as Clearfield takes on the Panthers in their only meetLast year ing this year. the two teams met late in the season, and CHS took a close match to take second place in the region. Last Friday night the Falcons suffered their first loss of the young season as Olympus by Marv Clemons The next five days will see the Roy High School Royals wrestling squad compete in two key dual meets against area teams. Tonight (Thursday) the Royals will face Morgan, and next Tuesday Coach John Knight's squad will be at home against West High of Salt Lake City. Meet times both nights is 6 p.m. for sophs and 7 p.m. for the varsity. Last Thursday the Royals got their dual meet season Last week the squad elected Dan Martin (145), and Kenny Johnston (HWT) will serve in that capacity this year, both are seniors. Utah elk migration Elk migration in the Uinta Mountains will be studied further in a program launched by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. The Division marked 36 elk in the Ashley National Forest with colored collars and numbered ear tags. The animals Hols in take pleasure announcing the . I? 'u Hawlii Watch lighted menu board for Daily Specials every day next week! v. iVs'A THE SIGN OF e ID GOOD i o EATING were trapped near the Colton Ranger Station in The elk were Uintah County. herded with a helicopter between two wing fences that funneled them to the trap. Future sighting and har- vest information collected from these animals will be plotted on maps so a pattern of herd movement can be determined. This will aid game biologists to better manage this valuable resource. The study will add to the information the Division already has concerning elk migration in the Uintas. Visitors to the forest are requested to report any sitings of marked elk to the Division, wildlife work available Persons intetested in the wildlife field may now consider working in the Peace Corps. During the past two years there has been a significant increase in the number of Peace Corps volunteers requested by developing countries for assignment to projects dealing with environmental problems. are in the Assignments fields of fisheries, wildlife management, marine biology, of endangered preservation species, conservation education and other related work. Volunteers may work directly in a host government program or may be attached to a scientific or conservation organisation assisting the host country. In order to recruit volunteers for specialized assignments, the Peace Corps operates a combined program with the Smithsonian Institution. It is specifically in tended for applicants who have achieved candidate status for a masters or doctors degree or hold such a degree. Areas of scientific research include field biology, conservation, freshwater bialogy and related fields. The standard Peace Corps application should be used, but for all environmental assignments it should be mailed to the Office of Ecology, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. 20560. Additional information about the environmental programs may be ob- tained from Robert K. Poole, Office of Ecology, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. 20560. to a fast start as they scalped the Intermountain In9 at the Roy gym. dians The junior varsity also posted 6 a win with a tally. Leading the victory stomp for the Royals were four talented seniors who all scored pins. They were Mike Orosco (112), Paul Christiansen (155), Blaine Yoshimura (167) and Bob Crunk (185). Crunk set a new Roy High School record as he took his opponent to that mat in a record 18 seconds. Saturday eight Royals and Coach traveled to Knight Kearns High school in Salt Lake City for the first of three meets Olympic freestyle scheduled this year. Roy managed to put together an outstanding record as they picked up a total of 25 matches won and two champions in addition to three third place winners. Picking up first place blue ribbons were Steve W inward at 132 pounds and Christiansen at 154 pounds. Winward won a total of seven matches during the day, and Christiansen won six matches with five of those coming by pins. Coach Knight termed the acof these two complishment men as outstanding. Picking up third place finishes were Jay Nielson at 105.5 pounds, Blaine Yoshimura at 165 pounds, and Bob Crunk at the 178 pound class. The next tournament action for the Royals will be Dec. 15 and 16 when they travel to Wyoming for the annual Green River Invitational. off 37-1- .14 f M, i 39-2- iuis, N I I f ? Sr. si j.' a KEEPING the Royals spirits up during the basketball games, the cheerleaders should be congratulated for a job well done. mam&Siti Recreation party - All boys who ROY participated in Recreation Football for the year 1972 are invited to a party at Roy Junior High School, Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. Wasatch Front football patches will be given to the boys and short films on the 1972 bowl games -- will be shown. It's Fill Your Freezer Time Again i These Low Freezer Specials On Beef, Pork and Lamb Quanities Good Only Thurs., Fri. V2 .r E. and Sat A. 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