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Show '. County Calendar H-- THURSDAY, March M Dmart hachaachlw. Dennis Turvine discusses (he snort of desert beck pecking. 7 p.m. , Kearns Library, 535 S. 720 West, free. Paramedics, young adults Are invited to meet with Salt Lake County Paramedics who will discuss their work, 4 p.m.. Granger Library, 2980 W. 3650 South, free. Tax Aide, tax service will be p.m., given to senior citizens, Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 South, continues Thursdays through April 13, free. Also at East Mill Creek Library, 2266 Evergreen Ave. ; Granger Library, 2890 W. 3650 South; Holla-da- y Library, 2150 E. 4900 South. Game NMd, 6 p m.. South Salt Lake Library, 2400 S. State St., free.. Vetmdeer Ir jeme Tax volunteers will assist low Income persons in preparing their tax forms, p.m., Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 South, free, continues Thursdays through April 13. Aeeis-tanc- Against a backdrop of trees, venerable sign proclaims the I entrance to Salt Lake County Fish and Game Assn, headquar- - I ters. At peak in 1947, club had more than 3,700 members. 9 Club Looks Back on Imposing Record Of Fish, Game Activity in County By Tom Wharton it a of he be ar- - rds s a are of ard me nt iS Tribune Outdoors Writer Ed Cederholm, a member of the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association for 40 years, looked proud as he leafed through the setap-tioo- k be has kept, detailing the clubs activities. Its an impressive volume secretary-treand, as the long-tim- e of the club asurer looked through it, it was obrious that he knew its contents well. The club, which was founded in 1921 and is the oldest such organization in the state, is still strong, however. Its clubhouse at 880 Scott Avenue houses many outdoor (3450 South) related activities. Hundreds of young sportsmen have taken hunter safety classes at the clubhouse. -- 3,700 1947. Animal Heads The building looks like a wildlife organizations headquarters. It has wooden floors, trophy animal heads hung on the walls, a large fireplace and a kitchen. Cederholm The club owns 7 12 acres of fenced property which includes two dozen wells, several hundred lineal feet of rearing ponds, a hard The club had as many as members at its peak in But membership has shrunk to the present 290. "Our membership has dwindled because of the diversification of outdoor said Mr. . surfaced parking area and a little league ball park. Conservation is the big purpose of our club, said Mr. Cederholm. In its constitution, the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association states that its purpose is to: Preserve and protect fish and wildlife. Encourage the enactment of laws for the preservation. Promote and support a sportsmanlike attitude. Support ail agencies and organizations environment from pollution of any sort or source. Volunteer Labor According to a paper written for the association's golden anniversary celebration in 1971, the present site of the club was purchased in 1933. Volunteer labor and donated materials helped build up the clubs land, and the clubhouse was completed in 1935. The club also owned a fish hatchery at 1300 Blast and 4800 South and another on Vine Street in Murray, before moving into its present location. that have similar objectives. Encourage public action in the preservation of natural resources and protect the Among Highlights Among the highlights of the club's activities have been many conservation- - a, MONDAY, Agrtt Author, Utah auttxir Gloria SkurzynstiJ will discuss her writing, 7:30 p.m., East Mill Creek Library, 2266 Evergreen Ave., tree. Peetry Centest, Element ary age youngsters are invited to submit poems on libraries and books. East Mill Creek Library, ' 2296 Evergreen Ave., contest continues through April IS. related projects. Members have helped with rehabilitating rangelands, fighting botulism among waterfowl, winter feeding of upland game birds during a heavy snowfall and supporting the multiple use concept on public lands. Sotar Greenhouses, Wally Adams discusses building and using a grenhouee, 7 .m Granger Library, 2190 W. 3650 South, tree. "OW YNar," Disney film, 7 p.m., Holladay Library, 2190 E. 4900 South, also continues Tuesday at South Salt Lake Library, 2490 South State St., free. They have also cooperated with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources in transplanting elk from Wyoming to Utah, planting catfish in Utah Lake and supporting the hunter safety program. WEDNESDAY, Lamaze April 5 Childbirth, Judi Rausch, R N conducts course on Lamaze method of prepared childbirth, 7 p.m., Granger Library, 2990 W, 3650 South, register at information desk. six-we- Perhaps the most obvious efforts of the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association have been related Preschool Story Hour, 10 a.m., Sandy Library, 151 S. Third East, Sandy, tree. Submit calendar informottea to SaN Lake Tribune Thursday Jk, P.O. Em 997, Salt Lake City, Utah Ml 19. to family outings for members. Utahns Voice Opinions To Aide of Marriott Eld Cfcderholita- glances ' through of the. Balt Lake County Fish - ' the' pag6s and Game Assn, scrapbook, which hes compiled as a club member for more than 40 years. An experimental program of neighborhood visits by an assistant to one of Utahs congressmen, giving area citizens a chance to voice opinions, criticisms and suggestions, as well as aiding persons in solving problems with federal agencies, has been well accepted by valley residents. Dave Knibbe, assistant to Rep. Dan Marriott, said he set up the neighborhood visit program to work similar to the congressmens mobile office. All last year I was in charge of the mobile office, Mr. Knibbe said. The idea was to locate it in or near a high activity area such as a post office, school or shopping center, and assist people with their problems with government agencies. He said he would also state Rep. Marriotts position on various issues. The neighborhood visit program is set up to travel throughout the branches of the Salt Lake County Library System and in the Salt Lake - City Library.- - The meetings have been held from 4 6 p.m. But Mr. Knib , be said this seems to conflict with times when persons are available to come to the library. 640 TV and Stereos The Salt Lake Looking lof a new TV or Stereo' Why not sell your old but stiH use-abl- e set through a Want Ad and use the cash to buy a new one that you wiN also be able to nd March under this classification 30, want-ad- s 23TO339 1978 HI! |
