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Show October The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Six 12, p.-- j Lucky Elk Hunters Return With Big Game Loot Duck Hunting Opens Friday Noon Karl Stewart and Lawrence StuTiliK-- it l.i wV)ll lucky in drawing permits for the Elk hunt, and " i. elk. Two nice hi lucky in bagging their two men. f October 12 at high noon, thousands of;, Utah duck hunters will shoot the works as the an-- 1 mini waterfowl season opens for a straight Wl-da- .v ,1 riinip.ii::iMin tin innrshi'H. iill mens come iemrtn of In in.iiiy years mull 'lin ks tliiin !:..l!i tin duck mi'l Rouse pnpuhi-tiin- i it'll mi tin iipwnril is i fuelnr oil I he opeii-.n- y ti cu l. Hidr.-.s- brought into town by theMountains. who hunted in the Nebo Unbelt limit ke accompanied the two men on the hunt, and gave ' or U I tlnee brunt, or a mixed hag nl nil one them moral support, whieh they mi'l C.nnids Rouse or III !"d them l oli'u.l-lchlllic-white-fronted or (el one Riaise, one (miailn Rm.se or ahlv. In1 r. Hunters were will Is- On" und two brant. or if) one white-fronte- d Two o her linkv hunli-rInand I Sill V Dean. They imping for rum mnl ii wiml rim. hi- - and two brant. Johnson Ted is in drive On ni in ti.wnnl On lilnnlu. SbotRiinH may not be iHrRi-bagged their elk in the Santaquin wardens are thun St.iti- - mnl No. 10 riiiiri- - and they must mountains Harry Mean to them on the hunt and be pliiRRi-to hold not mole tlinli uviiig with tin1 In' by obtain- three shells in and eliam-he- r cheered them along the wav. thus magazine dink hunting ing combined. deserving some credit for the mnl rending it mnl eiirrying it n Ii iiRtli mid Iiiir limits lor success. hunter's 10 yeais of age Iersoiis ovi-t mid quail win lo hunting. Utah's l!i.--l also lrew a Kchevarrieta not unless duck take lubethey Tony si m wile recently set by the Iusal shooting hours will sun-rji- may sin a nice y home migra-torand a in federal have tln-ibrought poHHenHton permit Imiir before tween ont-hi- ilf fish anil rAiiii- - eoiiiniission at aftervalidH-le- d I Wcilncsday late bird huntinR stamp hiiiisi-Msauts Pin before may hour and utio quarterly meetuiR. Nebo in the hunted aeroHa also He written noon. HiRnuture of by thihe bunted in all lounties except exception each day with Peraona of the the fare mountains. Kane i minty. opening dav. Thi- dally baft limit and l.r are not atamp. to have required Hur limit is 3 birds each day of ducks is hix. The possession a of our purest have must The temple atamp, hut iJi(. mrds HS possession limit after may not limit la Hix. Wol diu-kMrs. S. J. I Ttuli Riune bird lieenae and muat silence.is k m the first day. Only thoughts phiHsants be taken. hv bunt while iiiR he Hale The regulations on geese are an adult lover 21 1. Peraona under. more Involved. Here they are and M are N..t more than one days leRal. Thomas Paine was a leading prohibited by alate law from In may be Hlire you know your pnw: luiutiiiR for Rame birds or animals. limit of ducks or journalist during the American Geese and brant texiept Kohh' shipped or transported out of Utah! Size of Pellets hih-I- i week limit Revolution. tn one calendar in by one person geese), Hix, including ShotRiin Hllels IarRer than No. and muat lie accompanied by a: nut more than lai Canada Reeae or tbi two HP. are prohibited. or their ah ahippiiiR permit. Waterfowl may not be possessed HUiii,inMiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii,UMiiHitiiiiiiiiiilu.i:Hi'fii.:iiMii,Miii liii'iHiimHiHiriiuiimitiiiaijiii jffi.iuuaiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiiiiiiiii.iiMiiii more than W) days after close of the season on Deeeniber 10. day for leRal pusaesaion will lie March 8, 1952. j ' The state has listed rinsed duck huntiiiR ureas aM follows: Clear Luke ItefiiRe The Clear Iuike Waterfowl ref-- i URe will be elosed to huntinR on "Shoot On Sight" Say Forresters each Monday and Thursday during the season, but will be open durRonds Eire ing other days. Casualty The following areas are closed season: Automobile during the Cnche Game Preserve, tne Migratory Bird Refuge in Strawberry Valley, Unit No. 3 of the Ogden EUREKA Buy Bird Refuge, that portion of. ELKS BUILDING the Bear Kiver Hefuge closed by "Porky" porcupine, stealthily ver- - asks the sportsmen to help federal law. Iike Borham In Du- - working timber renegade, is on save the forest trees by cooper3-County and the area within the upgrade in many intermoun-one-hal- f ating in an intensive effort to, areas. destroy the porcupines they see forest mile of the lake. ,tain national in while hunting big game. are increasing closed Populations Washington County is The Forest Service reeognizes of reduction programs, :spit 3. Nov. noon of until HHHlillili ' ini'i.llHiliiliH.l.l liP'li 'SitlllllHMlslIillliMtlialtliH1 Mtntllf.lllliltllUHIIIH fllllillll' James O. Stewart, supervisor of that even though the quilled ro- Manti-LaSa- l National Forest dents are a natural part of a for , the wliite-lrinti-- d Reeae, i rlctnClICciPS K s War Declared On Rodents Set For Quail, Pheasants - Bag Limit r .sr.iUi-ryiiinii-i- .. sub-speci- mi-il- l - s Si-h- r - r ir ' ll sub-specie- s. to j .lis hi v. lm their handicaps, the s ij . Kociaticn of Manurai-ti.rrs in a statement issued ,,n m,. of National Empluv tin- - Ph.si ly HandicapjHd Week, , - rea-.- , hnndk-aiW'- earn-r-goo- as efl) dfecB (3HB tere Q3Q Qte I INSURANCE o o o O , - Phone1 4 Hunters Asked To Shoot Porcupines To Save National Forest Areas VZtaiiMd) GBnis? ' 1 MIMd ! said this week. To cleerease the porcupines the For. st Serv ee is asking hunters certain areas this year to "shoot them on sight." to foose A letter hiing Over 5,500 openton report to yoo 01 ntnnini costs! ft: rtnmni-11- jKircupine Mam bar W. O. lailtyi drove my "I i Hera 144-png- b e ninning dollor-ond-ren- ts, rectml of expensiv. from Margaret O'Brien's first pair stockings were pleat- of grown-u- p ed nylons. I Font Truck Kconnmy Hun. I'nme in mil M ((, MV hlHV Yokis I !. Mackataa Ere n( Shaskam "The running root of was under my Find a mile fur 4,830 M ll can see real evidence on how littje it can cost to run a truck in your kind of business! Now you Cairirad Canlw Edward Madairai "My Ford llio Jon hauled l'Mim IcmiIm fur only 4( a BUkt" vr. Com t.) AfuiUhhtt Farmor Harold UoNai'Ttie tostsl -t AMnmn af mnhn Em-ji- araiaAid M nyarat. 7..II. r.n.A.p. Goslhieim "Xl Votd r-- -. t t awl id S Fmwmjr mUr m lh. .mly 1 1 . 7 lhi Grove 7 CartMin 27. Prove l West 2K. Fast 0 Granite 27. Davis 7 Isigan 6. South Cache 0 .Ionian 19. South 16 Box Kldir 2.ri. Ogden It Hear Kiver 19. North Cache 0 Hurricane 46. Pan) wan 7 Union 7. 1'intah 7 7 Cyprus 39. Judge Grantsville 33. Park Citv 13 Hingham 13. Wasatch high 12 South Summit 6. Murray n Ttoele 14 Morgan 7 Delta 14. Millard 14 Beaver 51. Hinckley 0 On luiil wadaiwaa frtoti!? Mi M lt kil G, Dixie 12. Kanah V HAPPY 12.' Weapons lieing ordered for our national defense program are not the same weapons used in World War II. When the United States CI..CGEBS, Tire core: ...on demobdized its Naw. and eer lecture. prte, Muffelette wha Air For,., aftl,r Army. thntVar. the la hi. father downlowa tion maintained at a high level its Van Nay., Calif., wllho.t bather-la- programs or res.:in-- and develop (a dre... nient curnnl on bv military and g civilian agencies. (ir ipM pmWm tt Cw) AH 15 PROUD THAT TH KENNV INSTITUTE IS GIVIN TH SUFFERERS FROM POLIO A CHANCE TO BECOME NORMAL AH CAINT FORGET HOW HOPEFUL AM' COMFORTABLE TH KENNV INSTITUTE PEOPLE IS MAICIN SON, WE AH ALWAVS LEARNED VO' TO HELP THOSE WHICH DOES GOOD TO OTHERS l! VICTIMS OF POLIO id fi ALL HAS A DUTY TO HELP TH FOUNDATION Ad Qhfflfe Gteas? Hliijlhflll KENNY VNIF GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY. THEY KlN HELP TH' SUFFERERS OF POLIO ONLY IP YO HELPS THEM I! T RIGHT, SON? liilJ-.l- h Bakes! gQ (ililU tUiilfl Roasts! Cocks! You can do everything in an Electric Roaster that you can do in a regular oven! Roasts meals and fowl to juicy perfection By Al Capp r i i y Payson 12. BY high 7 Springville 12. I.incoln 6 Spanish Fork 42. North Sanpete 0 12 American Fork 18. Wasatch Academy 13. Phasant dismiss r d Tivcki laal tm(M' Ufl lllnl itfpSlltioa liwkv kit Humane tapnls paw I w4 tiwkl GOSHEN, UTAH LIL ABNER TIm book ahmni enoeomi, atttmriM and Iriw at illuMruirj it dtpninl afwa wolmai nmn iRiicKiiuG root fur my running Ford k- Pickup rmne to km than ii a mile!" ,Ar IIIMW! Check up on YOUR i Scores of Week i The ECONOMY RUN FINAL RESULTS I00K is a Ford lValer exclusive! Use it to are how your ninning costs compare with others for your kind of work! Covering over 5,500 running cost reports in over 195 businesses, it shows how little Ford Trucks cost to run. F-- 8 IkMOiMriV nri?'teiP,rl,S fur opening Saturday non. November 3. through Tuesday. 6. Shooting hours are 7:00 am. to .1:30 pm. daily, except opening day when they are noon to .ri:.!0 n.m. Quail may Im hunted in all counties except Box Klder. Timm'Ic. Sevier. Inin und Kane counties. Bag limits is h birds per day. limit of 16 birds after the first day. ShiMiting hours arc the same as those for pheasants. F-l Pickup 6,601 miUa in the Itun. Coat of gas, oil and maintenance was only 1104 a miW" i led . est habitat, an overpopulation damage to future ,,.,,n ,,H Kr,ol timber supplies and destroy roc-irational and scenic values bystripping the bark from thousands of young trees. One of the rodents ran ru n many young St W3S in a l,Ii,n,ati0n' sjajptj porcu- Contrary to folklore, pines are not protected by game laws. Th.-- should not he spared as (Nissible food for people lost in snowstorms because they don't cooperate that way. When the snow gets deep they hide out in rocky dens. These tips are for hunters who w'U help in the campaign to reduce the porcupine population: Aim fur the head it's usually the end farthest from the tree trunk. Use the same safety you would when shooting your game. Porcupines are often seen at sundown in or near mountain meadows and roads, grassy streamhanks. Iawal forest areas are overpop- ulatcd by porcupines the Forest SuMrv sor said. n ! . . , i "Imiu?-gai- , j ' "Doth industry and the natkhandicapped workers have , to rejoice that real progi-..being made in fitting persons to jobs in which disappear". needed workers handicapped gain the satisfacti-o- f being productive and in onus. j CARL GALLAWAY Ji, 13. st i i W-- tV bakes pies and cakes to a golden brown. Can also be used to keep food warm for hours. Grand for trips. Fits easily in trunk of car. Can be plugged into any convenient outlet. No special wiring required. r s pm ns |
