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Show y The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Upland bird huni opens September 5 at 8 a. m. season varies in locations from 3 to 7 days i wv y $ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 S. Under Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare to speak at Salt Lake conference U. Chairman Delbert L. Stap-le- y of the Utah Committee on Aging, Miss Bertha S. Adkins, Under Secretary, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Keynote speaker at Salt Lake Conference September 16. Every great man is always being helped by everybody; for his gift is to get good out of all things and all persons. John Ruskin. IClEf mv.ymv.vj announces that Miss Bertha S. Adkins, Under Secretary, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D. C., will be the key note speaker at the Utah Conference on Aging to be held at the Union Building, Uni' versity of Utah, Friday, September 16. She will speak at the general session, which begins at 1:30 p.m. This session of the conference is open to the public, particularly those interested in problems of the aging and aged. Miss Adkins is in charge of the special staff on aging for the January 1961 White House Conference. The morning session of the conference and the luncheon will be devoted to workshop in which committee groups members will formulate the recommendations which will be made to the White House Conference on Aging, and to state and local governments. They will consider problems of health and medical care, Social service, nursing homes, housing, employment, rehabilitation, education, mental health, income, leisure time activities, spiritual needs. The Utah Committee an Aging affords all senior citizens and interested persons an opportunity to express opinions about solutions to the problems of aging, and invites them to participate by making their suggestions known. Snow College has five home games on its I960 football schdule, opens season with Mesa With five games on the home schedule, the Snow College Badgers will begin preparations for a busy football season on Sept. 5 with physical and the isexams, weigh-i- n suance of suits scheduled for the morning and a workout slated for the afternoon. From there on out it will be two workouts a day as the Badgers strive to get in shape for an early opener against the Mesa Mavericks in Grand Junction on Sept 16, according to Coach Bob Stoddard. Hell be assisted in the coaching chores by Darwin Woodbury, who will work with the backs, and Max Craner, wholl have the ends in charge. Coach Stoddard expects to have a fair assortment of turn out as well as the usual crop from the high school ranks. In addition he is extending an invitation to any interested athletes to try out for the Badger squad. An innovation in the ICAC schedule this fall - will have Carbon, Dixie and Snow playing home and home games. However, only one game in each series will count in the league standings, Stoddard said. He said the change wa3 prompted by the difficulty ICAC members have been hav-in- g in lining up good pre-season contests. The Snow football schedule follows: Sept. 16 Mesa at Grand Junction; Sept 24 Carbon at Price; Oct 1 Carbon at Snow; Oct. 8 Dixie at Snow; Oct. 15 Ricks at Snow; Oct. 20 C.S.U. at Snow; Oct. 28 U. S. U. at Logan; Nov. 5 Weber at Snow; Nov. 11 Dixie at St George. i remember.. ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES! rhat did YOU with your do and will continue in all counties through Nov. 20. Bag and possession limits for each species will be three and six, with birds of either sex being fair game. Commission action in setting the longer partridge hunts was taken to afford greater hunter opportunity and time to seek these birds which normally inhabit the and marginal lands. The pheasant season by counties allows a three day hunt in Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Piute, Salt Lake, Sanpete, Sevier, Tooele, Utah and Wasatch. A five day season in Box Elder, Cache, Daggett, Davis, Duchesne, Emery, Grand, Morgan, Rich, San Juan, Summit, Uintah (part) and Weber. A seven day season in the eastern portion of Uintah County and two, three day weekends, Nov. 7 and Nov. in Washington county. With few exceptions, the upely. land game bird hunts follown The partTIPS ON CHEESE are given Sharon Baxter, Utahs Dairy Prin- ridge season will open Oct. 8, ed the recommendation of field ComLa as Marr Chef she for Utahs the Hotel prepares cess, by same day as the annual water-fo- personnel and Triangle mittee members annual Cheese Festival tour which will take her into this throughout season begins this year, the state. county. The fall upland game bird hunts have now been set by the Utah Fish and Game Commission, with an earlier opening day and longer season for taking chukar and Hungarian partridge a major change over past seasons. The pheasant shoot, previously set to open at 8:00 a, m., Nov. 5, will vary from three to seven days in length by counties with a bag of three and possession limit of six cock birds. Quail hunting will run concurrent with the pheasant shoot in all counties, except in Morgan, where these birds may be taken through Nov. 20, and in Washington where they may be hunted during two extended seasons, Nov. with the and Dec. last week of the hunt in this county being confined to only the western portions of the area. Bag and possession will be 8 and 16 birds, respectiv19-2- )j 5-- 12-1- 4, Worthy of your Trust jm Alcuh KENTUCKY BOURBON STRAIGHT WHISKEY SQ chukar-Hungaria- wl - . , . I Utahs 1960 Cheese Festival tour by the states winsome Dairy Princess and her attendants will move through Utah County on Tuesday, Sept. 20, Harold L. Pope announced this week. Mr. Pope is gen eral chairman in charge of the festival, sponsored by the Dairy Association of Utah. During dairy royaltys visit in this county, gifts of Utah cheese will be presented to in US Savings Bonds, bought since May 1951 Utah County residents own nearly $8,500,000 Utah County residents were years since 1945. These statistical facts, howcongratulated today for their part in swelling U. S. Savings ever, are a comparatively minor part of the story, Mr, Neal Bond ownership to a new Of vastly told Mr, Price. high. are the greater importance Spring-villof E. Frice Sterling volunteer chairman for accomplishments of millions the bond program in Utah of families in making dreams come true through systematic county, said that nation-wid- e the patriotic conholdings of Series E and H savings; and of tribution Bond volSavings Bonds at stood $42.8 Savings billion as of August 31, accord- unteers like you in making ing to official word sent to him our program not alone sucfrom the Treasury Depart- cessful, but even possible. I know I speak for Secrement in Washington. Of this total, Utah residents, own tary Anderson and Under Secabout $171.3 million, and Mr. retary Baird in expressing the Price estimated Utah countys Treasurys congratulations and share of the total at approxi- thanks for your part in this mately $8,500,000, which in- newest Savings Bonds achievecludes bonds still outstanding ment. Mr. Price said that accordpurchased from May 1941 until the present time. ing to the national average, The report to Mr. Price came one of every four citizens is a bond owner. He has been in the form of a congratulatbond chairman since volunteer H. William letter from ory Neal, Assistant to the Secre- 1955. tary of the Treasury and NaNever ask for tomorrow: it tional Director of the Savings Bonds program. In it Mr. Neal is enough that divine Love is said that the new $42.8 billion an help; and if total tops the World War n you wait, never doubting, you peak of E Bond holdings by will have all you need every some $12 billion, pointing out moment the steady growth which has Mary Baker Eddy characterized the bond program through the peacetime all-ti- e, ever-prese- nt JIM BEAM WHISKEY BEAM 16 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY THE JAMES DISTILLING CD.. CLERMONT, KENTUCKY Help thyself, and' God will ! help thee. George Herbert QCheese FestfivcaD tfoyir begins iniextf Tuesday, ; mayors, newspaper publishers and other local dignitaries. In charge of arrangements here are Don T. Allen, Vineyard, ADA of Utah representative, and Clair R. Acord, county agent Heading the tour will be and beauties, brown-haire- d brown - eyed Sharon Baxter, Hyrum, Cache county, Utahs Dairy Princess. Also participating will be her lovely attendants, Joan McFarland, Ogden; and Julia Smith, Centerville, Davis county. They will present programs at local school assemblies, describing the many benefits of cheese, milk and other dairy products. Please with Utah Cfieese is the festivals theme. Miss Baxter will speak to students on .Everyone Likes Cheese Cheese Likes Everyone, and Miss McFarland will discuss Along the Milky Way. Miss Smith will lead students with her accordion in community songs, including Milk Music. Our Utah cheese, like our fresh milk, has a national reputation for outstanding flavor and Mr. goodness, For example, Pope said. Utah cheese has been served in the famed Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City for several years. Principal Utah cheese include Cheddar, which is smooth and mellow, semi-harand with mild or sharp flavor; Swiss, which is d and has large rotund holes; and Monterey and mellow Jack, semi-soand flecked with caraway. all-rou- d, nut-swe- semi-har- ft ONLY 8 LBS Order Your UTOCO FUEL OIL K. ,-- ed 24-3- 1, 7 pine1 GIFT-WRAPPE- D! gw! I fvVo You can get an extra pair of shoes for winter at home Just by letting your shoe service man "do over" your vacation shoes. Get an extra pair through shoe repair. s 160 PENCS HOE ERVICE ONE youre assured a constant supply of fuel oil, no matter what the weather, because we fill your tank now and arrange for refills throughout the winter. TWO you get top products. Utoco Fuel Oils are expertly blended for home oil heating units. 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