Show A buffalo and antelope have now been set by the Utah Board of Big Game Control A total of 2635 elk permits were authorized for 16 hunting units with the seasons set for the clothing during the 1961 big game various units beginning in seasons This is optional to the for most hunts to some hunter late seasons in November The Board set a hunt for 15 Deer hunters may again purchase two special permits either moose permits Five of these multiple unit antlerless or two were authorized for the draindeer but only one may be pur- ages of the Bear River ten for the remainder of this herd unit chased for any one herd unit Other governing rules and which lies East of the Bear River to the West Fork of the Beaver follow same will the regulations Season dates are Sept pattern as in the past several Creek years These rules along with the seasons for each herd unit will Twelve permits were authorbuffalo be published in proclamation ized for hunting mature form and available to the public i n the Henry Mountain area state’s only public herd the where soon after Dates for this season were Board actions followed public ranges 10 set for Sept hearings conducted over the Authorized antelope permits state where individuals and ortotalled 155 covering seven herd recomsubmitted ganizations units Dates for these seasons mendations for these seasons week were set for two three-da- y These recommendations were and Aug ends Aug weighed along with those of Forest Service and Application dates for all these Bureau of Land Management special permit hunts and the managers as the sea- rules and regulations governing sons were set them will be shown in the annual Board members are chairman proclamations covering these seaHarold S Crane Welby Aagard sons A D Findlay William D Hurst Board spokesmen said reprints and Othel Pay will be available to the public soon after EIK MOOSE BUFFALO AND Big Same Board Announces Dates For 1961 Hunting Seasons Deer hunting seasons for 19C1 were set by the Utah Board of allBig Game Control during an deday meeting conducted at partment of fish and game offices yesterday Hunters can now begin to plan their Fall hunts as the Board deer seaset a general son for animals of either sex to begin Oct 21 and continue for eleven days through Oct 31 The Board also set earlier seaunits for fourteen herd sons longer' seasons in several areas and both one and two deer special permit hunts for some units in to channel hunting an effort pressure into many of the state's 62 deer herd units where a great-e- i harvest is needed to balance herds with available forage A archery deer season was set for Sept 2 through 17 but was agreed upon Sept rediscussion only after much to opposition garding growing this early hunt The Board apcommittee pointed a to study problems attending this hunt the committee to recommend desirable changes for the archery season in 1962 SEASONS ANTELOPE 1961 seasons for elk moose of saw action approval colored or red yellow One either The Support Local Advertisers ivtvwwwwwwwwwwwwvwwwwvwwwtwwtwwwwwwwwwwwwv INVITED to the 27TII ANNUAL YOU’RE AND BLACKID ENCAMPMENT v IV eplti July Thursday Miniature Parade at Monte Young's and Shows RODEO — 8 4 Famous pm Rides pm - 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PM EXAMINATIONS No need to down SOUTHERN the RETREAT from Every Thursday Afternoon UTAH DETECTIVE SERVICE WI Mala Dalla Utall Tel: 2601 O Profeasional Investigator Private Civil Criminal “Divorce Case Collection Service let summer’s simmering heat get you Cool off Relax Get electric room or your better entire homo An electric See Sleep — either better for one and enjoy springtime long air conditioner and designed office decor Work air conditioning coolness all summer compact to blend is easy to install with your homo or the smart new models at your elec- tric dealer’s today A VInflcld cinrr Graduate Professional Investigators Training School flllUftlOl fOWlX hl- 1873 be Larson In Gunnison 2 Gunnison OPTOMETRIST Paul COURSE Sanpete County Utah Thurf July 6 1961 Page Gunnison Jack Givens Nampa Idaho veteran 0f the Quarter Horse “Largest” Quarter Norse Show 20 nn gave demonstrations and made a exhibit Many plan to build a future career in science based on their entomological experience Hundreds have contributed sub-to their homes and com- stanUall munities by conducting insect and surveys initiating control programs Others have collected rare or exceptionally fine tions displayed at state and tional meetings All who have participated in an entomology project benefited from knowledge gained and trol practices learned believes the Cooperative Extension vice which directs programs cides wMeentomol gaged in a ogy project now in its 10th year Supervised by local club leaders and county and state Extension hundreds of boys and girls in virtually every state are collecting identifying exhibiting exterminating pests that an- nually destroy more than a bil- lion dollars worth of crops trees animals birds and property Proof that the subject has grown in importance is reflected i n enrollment figures which tripled during the past decade Service reports the National Murray Utah — The “largest Committee Current enrollment is expected to reach 60000 in 48 Quarter Horse Show” of the son s planned July at the (Alaska and Idaho Clubs do not participate accord- - Salt Lake County Fairgrounds in Service Com- - Murray according to Bry S ing to the enson show manager The sow is approved by the Sponsorship of awards was un- dertaken by Hercules Powder American Quarter Horse to stimulate interest aon’ the Intermountain Quarter and to reward members for “mak- - Horse Association and is the best better” which is the sored by the Salt Lake County Recreation Dept according to motto r' Sorenson The Hercules awards will be schedule of halter class this to county year given again state and national winners They events tor fillies stallions and is planned with more are respectively gold - filled foldings medals a free trip to the Nation- - fan the usual number of work-a- l and performance events Club Congress in Chicago Highlight of the working events next November and six $400 col- will be registered cow cutting for lege scholarships horses five years and under The 1960 national scholarship ladies only cutting and a “Utah winners came from Iowa New reining” class which will show Hampshire North Carolina Okla- the rider cutting a calf from a homa Oregon and Virginia The pen and showing the calf to the three boys and girls had one thing center of the arena where he in common: an avid curiosity about familiary insects and a keen desire to learn more about the uncommon species Mary Ann Zwanziger of Volga Iowa said “I built my own laboratory out of old fruit crates and pine lumber From that time on I’ve lived in a kind of manmade jungle” Her specialty was collecting and mounting insect larvae She is a college freshman majoring in biology A collection of acquatic insects exhibited at the New Hampshire State Science Fair helped to win honors for Carl Castleton 16 of This Seabrook teenager had pursued the study of entomology for seven years but feels he had "barely skimmed the surface of this fascinating subject” The Virginia winner first became interested in bugs while attending the state conservation camp three years ago Besides collecting several hundred insects Jean Thomas of Floyd organized her own entominsects was ology club Collecting only part of her project Jean says She experimented with the effectiveness of different insecti- - 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