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Show Clironicle S;;:n Thursday, February 21, IS74 Jr v r - , ' - t f - , Xr '' P&.A-"1 A f -, tn- - $ W , , - i t a ,5 ' V St, t 1 iw,v c ." i V t r Si v0 j.4 ' ? . 'i Jr VVJ tp'PJ' . ., v " , 'w?, v- - , t--i T r - , a ,.', '' w A i?V-S- i "' r C S"$ JTT- CP'rS v 'II f fr1' sh Jf C? .'j 4iv."'," """ iiv) :?.a 'kto" 1 a 1 $ e P tft W') Vj nnDiBa VIM& iiSSJPV I.J 4i , C2s5t30JS8 X. S. fejsesfiSiaGsssssraBsw-wMasgpaEesaaass- 8 DV s fe? ipsr&g mwm is not 7W: . vw4 fmi priees wheat bv Charges processors that continued exports of American wheat will drive bread prices up to $1 a loaf by spring are ridiculous and would almost by funny if the charges were not so actragically misleading, cording to C. Booth Wallen-tinexecutive vice president of the Ltah Farm Bureau Federation Bread prices may continue to rise but the supply of wheat will have very little to do with it, Walientine said. e, SMALL BUCK DEER is caught in a collapsable trap and fitted with metal ear tags and special plastic ear streamers. The trap consists cf doth net which does not hurt the animal, and yet confines the animal to allow division personnel to work w ith the animal. - The plain truih is that wheat prices would have to skyrocket to $40 a bushel m order to be the cause of a$i price he tag on a loaf of bread, said Wallenliue added that '.' T V-'- i' wsr wheat prices are now slightly above $5 a bushel at most I) tan markets. It is liue that govern-- ' ment held stocks of wheat are lower than in many past sears. Part of this is offset by somewhat higher privately-helwheat stocks. But to suggest wheat stocks are so low that they could cause a seven fold increase in wheat prices is abWaliensolutely ridiculous tine said official U.S government data shows that major portion of the cost of a loaf of bread is for labor and packaging the product. Consumers must understand that if Americans are going to continue to buy of millions foreign .tsiW,- -- -- . p saui2SiSgS5S-SWgqyhtf v v. .. ' A ' p i P IP' WW The wild turkey hen nests on the ground Her nest is almost always w'ell obscured with $' some form of thick, low veeetatinn Fpe- prmiine w w w laying begins m early spring, olien befoie the snow is entirely gone. arwr i?HnmPPWhgV m.W f Am Ice fishermen are warned to take it easy on Utahs frozen waters. Although ice conditions on waters in the northern part of the state are good, fishermen should note the following facts when estimating the safety of traveling on clear, blue ice on lakes lee two inches thick can carry-onperson on foot; three inch thick ice is safe for a group in single file; half inches of ice can hold a passenger car; and ten inch thick ice is safe for a medium truck of three and one half ton gross. Fishermen should reduce the strength values by 15 per-cefor clear, blue nver ice. Slush ice is only one half the strength of blue ice All facts above refer to moving loads. radios, ROY CHEERLEADER Lori Lambrose had plenty to cheer about as Roy got back into the Region I chase with a last second win over Weber High, 58-5- 8. hunt $$ tXu M tontail; however, no license needed to hunt jackrabbits Utah's cottontail rabbit hun ters fr'-- only a short time left to pursue their ",U3rry . Tis years season runs through the end of February. A small game license is required to hunt the cot Rnth PAttnntftjl nnH jarWrah. bit numbers have been down throughout the state this year, according to the Division of Wildlife Resources. DUE TO COST OF MATERIALS AND LABOR PRICES MUST INCREASE MARCH 1ST 1974, OUR POPULAR A!l - CABINET Purpo BEAUTIFUL silver, el is nf 'V, fid, with jusf afiornppu a date! they ate six or eight years old, eeis stop leedn.g and ciwnge to a silvery color, for their long trip ait into the ocean to spawn .vy so-ee- grn vV. rff-4- r n- A pair 54" WITH FORMICA TOP end WHITS 21" 24" FOitCcLAin 5imi of meadow mice can have as many as 17 litters m a season, with an average of five yourg per litter. OR STAINLESS STEEL WHh FORMICA TOP PORCELAIN OR STAINLESS Wher living in level country, beavei s sometimes dig channels nearly 800 feet long to transport logs and work in s CsT'- - 'S in the past. r 0iTS5STEE C0NV1NIIKT SHUT iCREAT blS? W W .You .W5 iii POPULAR! A OmEi3f k- wX?5f--' . Underdogs 33, Fs 28, Roy Stars 14, Thunderbirds 4 Inkers lost to Faleons. Hobos 6; "T 76' PtGH Seventh grade: Braves Lakers 11. 29, Eagles 20, Eighth grade: 30- VANITY CLEARANCE fi ii j , SLIGHT SECONDS Durable tiberglcss basin hondsame woadgrain or white finish cabinet. ,4 .y I nnomtatKtaMh Bocutifui Paeon Wood Grclr; Finith - Deluxe VASTY Formica Top " Fiberglci Bosin Coblnef irt Moorish Oak or Whito , 4-Do- or Woodrain ( '!-- ' Celtics 14. - Roy High School 9ih grade: Raiders 22, Eai! Bouncers 27; Big Vcrn Braves 54, Pacers 23, Hooper Stars 3.3, Stars 05 J7 ' 34"w;DfHY'' 74 KK3d trwK Padas Coits Cougars 23, Stars 19, Wildcats 21, Redskins 11; Jetts 27, Lakers 19. Fifth Grade: Rookies 20, USE AS CHINA CLOSET BOOKSHELF-MANOTHER USES iiiiiim m hh rih 41 SiTifPSairv follows: Suns 12, Demons 25. Lakers 34, Wildcats 20. Bucks 27, Scorpions, Wolves 3 Redskins. Stars 2, Hot Dogs 33 Seventh grade: Rebels won the Stars by forfeit ; Bullets 13, Reds 22; Warriors 23, Falcons C ,40, Tlavrit-- i s 35, Dt v ,1s 4th Junior grade Roy Celtics 32, Trotters 2, 44 2995 VfiiM' Ocwr ClOiMfS wJ! I Roy Recreation Basket mil scores for Feb. 16, 1974 for Sand Ridge Sixth Grade are as TOP PORCELAIN 1 1 ! finirne A i CLOSETS ' WITH FORMICA SINK. 39 Beautiful wood jrqin finish C5PJMffT The cheetah, though a true cat, is shaped like a Great Dane and his blunt claws are not fully retractile His speed has been clocked at an 70 miles an hour TRAPPED DEER are released unharmed following the tagging uiierations. Division personnel hope that the tagging operation proves as success WAR030SE STEEL & W '& Royal Walnut Finish 32" wide 72" high 16' deep pUin Htvr liW home pond .ix 72-- r safety further from their r '& i Wl MUUHiiH OAK die -j g IN r I' is ATERIALS When whitefish are being cleaned, they should be skinned and the dark strip of flesh running from the back of the .fishs bead to the dorsal fin romnvpH '? - should take cere -- 'ftfc... HV , Ice flshermssi televisions, foreign oil and other goods, we must sell something overseas, Walientine declaied. The unfortunate truth is that much of our American work force cannot compete with foreign workers. 1716 most notable exception to that is the American farmer. He is more effieient than any of his foreign counterparts by at least a two to one margin, he said The Farm Bureau leader Birds have the highest body tempei a tui es of all creatures 104 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. OFFICER, George Wilson, is Morgan records tag numbers and oilier information during deer trapping operations in Morgan County. The information helps establish migration routes, life tables and population trends for that specific herd unit. CONSERVATION heavily on agricultural exports. and he defended continued exports of farm products as being critical to the stability ot the American dollar. d automobiles, Faunal Facts said the U.S. balance of payments has depended h r v ' nx-- t Ar-bb- Bucks A8, Stars 29, Trotters 26, Lakers 65, Pacers 13 i - V.JUfW,' S: 61 Fughth Grade: 76ers is, 7 5 w -- ij tv; ;i ", yJ 4 ' v; " s' . i a, JA3 and a lovely heme at r.nn line nener wiuoi im. f - , 1 Sh.- 1 TTSr-fcn- War ? wuu aU i Vh i x Royal walnut and white 24" end i 30" SIZE woodgram finishes. se j n tin ie lnsfir PRICE AAA - U. as is 5i Vmovv A PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT ' -- in - DOES f T CALL FOR PASTE WAX OR LIQUID? deserve . . J U" S.C15S v'k3.i tr J'C T 1 , : i -- ,15- -. SrW.r" pf i DEEP, JS" HIGH 1 de w, $ I T t . The choice between liquid wax and paste wax can make a difference in the appearance of newly finished or See our attractive townhouse model p.m daily during Feb. Open House, r 14A furniture. ftp w rirop ncti J lustious wax imparts a qualiooK.Liiiuiu'fimniiri wax will give a sott, wood to the ity Fc the extra protection it Rives, paste should be used for the first waxing. Thereafter, the choice is uurs. wnv run he applied ritht over paste wax with sf and rtrf lOCV 1U1C obcci nvui the restores gloss. buffing These and many ether hints are contained m a booklet, Tips on Wood Finishing." Paste finishing 2-- 6 rM H A PLANNED hand-rubbe- -- s m 16-pa- COMMUNITY E. an 4500 Fhm S. 1 731-2- 00 W Soy 4 4$ J a tree copy, wmc YmUok Oak St., lli"on, N. J 9 7014. for l; In... Fr r .Jb: w Jiiufijifi; , 1 so FI Xi b1!1! S2B W. ! 2th St. k 'IL'iW-VJl-;jrt- o rf . tl i i'TK-Y- Vr 4 - W 3 ?V 4t t IAa ' cf I Jif'SrtSVrA' , ? . i IS i ' DC1.t. Ah, J s. |