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Show June The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Four nostalgia. The little picture shown 4, here 1s from the Federations series of wildlife stamps around which these articles are written. A Canada Goose may have a BY EDNA MILES wlngsprcad of to 5li feet and a The of feet. larger ganlength 3'i TIU virtues of the cat nap are der may weigh to 18 pounds but well known to moat of us. If the aucceu of any organism the younger migrating birds of But it'a actually getting around to it that's difficult So many la dependent on Its ability to In- the year may be under 8 pounds in weight. The flight formation la to. do, to things to creatures other thing worthy spire V changing as that of a interfere. endeavor there are few who would the leaderswavering and drop may fatigue The housewife cant regulate doubt that the Canada Gooae has back to let more vigorous or more her day nor call her time her own, enrested birds take over. been eminently successful. We the charts regularly isdespite LabCanada geese breed from We pay out enorjoy its flesh. connection sued by efficiency experts. The with the rador to Mackenzie and south to mous sums In home Is not an office, contrary to South of St. Lawrence, the its of gulf surplus sport harvesting all arguments, and can't be run populations. We thrill to Its calls Dakota, Utah and northern Caliwith the clockwork speed of an in migration and to the effect fornia. The winters are spent office. produced by a flock migrating from southern British Columbia A cat nap, then, la best fitted high in the sky. Our ancestors to Novo Scotia and south to southern California, Mexico and Into the day whenever a few literally feathered their bedswewith de- Bermuda. In New Zealand enordown from the birds. And te moments offer. Even a voutly hope that our descendants mous flocks have been developed la a help. If actually nap will be able to share the exper- that migrate only slightly. stretching out on the bed In the Adult Canada geese mate for iences we have had with these daytime isnt a tempting Idea to life. The goose incubates the 5 to birds. nest that you, then equip yourself with a Most organizations that rely on 9 eggs in a down-line- d on not the Is but their to reclining chair that tilers com- -, tell story usually always help pictures fortable support in any position use the Canada (loose as a cen- ground. Incubation lasts from 28 from upright sitting to full retral theme now and then. The to 30 days and the yellow goslings National Wildlife Federation pub- usually appear about June. There clining. lishes a series of large pictures is but one brood a year. Once a Some of these chairs have a of waterfowl and one of these year In late summer or early fall built-i- n head roll for peck and Canwhich the adults have a molt in entitled "Autumn Calling Others have a head support ada Geese" is justly a favorite they lose all their flight feathers small, adjustable bead pillow with many, particularly those at once. In some areas, the nathat can be flipped out of sight whose outdoor experiences have tives harvest great numbers of behind the chair when its not been such that the picture stimu- the birds during this time when in use. lates an almost unbearably happy they are helpless. Best plan la to fit a cat nap InMany recognize a sustained wildlife population as really big to your day .before you become business. To these, the Canada overtired. This gives you the goose is an asset that might well most benefit for the least excelebrated rank with the goose penditure of time, allows you to that laid the golden egg. Few anget through a busy day with imals rank higher than the Canada Goose to wildlife economists. Many farmers whose fields lie in the path of the migrating hordes do not always ahare this enthusiasm for the birds. Somehow a rational program must be worked out for the management of this international source of wealth which will be just to all parties Seasonal field work la now get-ln- g concerned and which will assure under way as biologiats for a continued reasonable abundance the Department of Fish and Game of these splendid birds. It is to continue the long range Inventory FR the solution of problems such as of Utah's fishing waters. these that the National Wildlife Survey work will begin on the 226 So. Univ. Ave., Provo Federation has dedicated itself. drainages Into Utah Lake aa this federal aid to fisheries project goes into the third year of operation. Previously covered are the Sevier, Price, Weber, Bear, and Ogden River drainages. A crew of six men will sample Utah is our country's number one producer of uranium. fish foods, habitat, and actual fish vital By employing about 1500 men in the production of a populations from each water covin our ered. Classified knowledge from metal, uranium mining is already an important factor these surveys then forecast the state's economy. As production increases, Utqhni can look beat types and numbers of fish forward to more obs and greater prosperity from this youngest suited to each water. In turn, the atate'e hatchery planting program member of the mining family. is geared to the known facta in stocking waters to bring a maximum creel return to the angler. The department said that all "from tho earth comes an abundant fife for off" waters of the state will be surveyed and classified az this important prolect continues. Trout eggs will be taken this week from native cutthroat spawners that have come up the state's newly Installed fish ladder at the Indian Creek spillway on the south end of Strawberry reservoir. Several hundred spawners are now being held in ponds above the Canada Goose Planting Tracks Cat Naps Are Purrfect Antidote for Fatigue Is Popular Wild Game Fowl From Hatcheries On Fork an dother major and minor streams where conditions did not GREEN BEANS WITH APPLE warrant earlier stocking. The department said periodical Vegetables too often are treated slanting will now continue until aa "stepchildren" of the foods family. They do get credit for being ate summer in all d waters where legal sized trout are "good for you," but too often the appeal of vegetable dishes normally planted to meet the ang- taste docs not get its due. Drees up your ling pressure. vegetable dishes so they have their share of eye and taste appeal, as hard-fishe- Summer School At Snow Begins Follow kittys example A abort real la a recliaiag chair darlag, yoar bosy day will give yea qalck energy UfL Even thoagh ita only for 10 Bslaates or so, yeaH "snap back aad avoid that overtired fooling. News Notes by telephone... saves 35 This family had paid S35 as a deposit on an apartment at a summer resort. At the last moment, the reservations had to be shifted to a later date because of a change in the husbands vacation plans. He called the rental agent by Long Distance, explained the circumstances and reached agreement that the money would apply to a later period. For this family, here was proof that telephone service doesnt cost it pays! This is only one of many ways the telephone can save you money, valuable time and trouble, too. So use it often let it work for you. Aren't there some calls you should make right now? Creek-Strawber- ry Mr. and Mrs. C. A. PHenmn and family of Salt Lake were here over the Memorial Day holidays. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Griggs, and the Clarence Bauer family. Miss Darlene Perrson of Sait Lake visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Bell and other relatives. A Navy submarine crew must conduct 225 individual and equipment checks in order to execute a dive. Speaking of At the present time requests have been made for library science and American History, upper division credit. Some Interest has been expressd in other subjects. Any course of which there la a sufficient number of applicants will he organized at once. There will be two terms of Intensive study, 8 days a week. This will enable the students to do the required amount of work in a limited period of time. Two or more class lectures will be held each day, with additional conference and work Shop. er TO THIS EXPECT COMPLIMENTS DIP NUTRITIOUS AND FLAVOR-RICFritos Chive Cheese and Almond Dip is a happy blending of tasty ingredients, seasoned just right Soften zippy chive cheese with milk, then add spicy mustard and chopped H toasted almonds. Fritos in the When guests dip it up with texture-perfenew king size made especially for dips and spreads, theyll think youve done something special for them, yet it's ready in a matter of seconds. ct FRITOS CHIVE CHEESE AND ALMOND DIP 6 oss. Chive Cheese cup Chopped Toasted Almonds 4 tbape. Milk K tap. Salt King ire Fritos Com 1 tip. Prepared Mustard Chips Directions: Soften cheese with milk. Add remaining ingredients. Serve with Xing size Fritos corn chips. Military Service military service will be refrom quired practically an young American men as long as the conflict with communism exists, deAbout 650 persona will partici- clared Secretary of Defense Charpate on stage in the 1955 MIA les E. Wilson recently. The nation June conference drama produc- must "always be alert In defending on which It was tions including both department the principles said. he founded," festival workshop offerings and productions today, tomorrow, and Many do with opportunities aa Saturday. Festival productions Include a children do at the seashore; they Out- - fill their little hands with sand, and play, "San Juan then let the grains fall through, inn- i.ist fr-rport. 1954 MIA riaywzltlng Competi- one by one, till all are gone. tion, and a festival of roadshowe Thomas R. Jones. G. E. plans to build $20,000, featuring seven outstanding acta 000 plant in North Carolina. and six entr'actes. The play will be produced June 9 at 8:30 p.m. and June 10 at Q. How can I make a good toil6 p.m. in Kingsbury HalL The roadshow, by popular demand, et perfume? A. A good toilet perwill be produced three times, on fume ran be made by mixing two Thursday, June 9 at 6 p.m. and at ounres of alcohol with 8:45 p.m. and Friday at 8:30 p.m. ounce of orriaroot Keep in a bot in the Park Stake Center In Salt tie tightly corked, and shake well before using. Lake City. June Conference g and future seThat The Navy's carriers are mobile bases capable of moving aircraft curity of every citizen depends In into striking distance of vast part on both the protective and the productive functions of forareas formerly inaccessible. ests. well-bein- In the fiscal year Bom where I lit . i! All of us mi the Clarion were alarmed to learn that our principal rival la the newspaper field the Boleovillo Bugle might have to shat down. Crops were bod in Balesvill last year and one of their factories moved out of town. Just temporary hard times, of course but tho Buglo needs help now if ite to survive. So, this paper is going to crape up a little money to help tide them over, and we hope other lecal concerns will do the same. Weve seldom agreed with them editorially over the yeare-b- ut ed 4. non-offici- al hike-traffi- TilephiM pupil in Utah work every day toliphiai sinrici an mi biftir to mako yoor valoo. T dan-ferou- pur ) AREAL FARM,PE&Y WITH CWCKEU 4K5S- S- P.EGGlv VXb- - TUAT P BE EoHT ME TEMPO' THE WEEkEUD M TOWM Joe Marsh we want their competition to keep ue on our toes. From where I sit, this country needs papers with different points aa it needs people of view-j- ust with different ideas and tastes. You may prefer feed tea aa a cooler ... I generally er choose u cold glass of beer.Hut if either of us couldnt express hie opinion, and act on it, that would he "bud news" for tho whole community. Copyright, I9SS, United Stoles Brewers Foundation Cross at intersections. At you and in Sad Note From The Bugle Borne full-leng- th 1952 will study and get ready and 1953, cash receipts of more than the opportunity will come, Abra- $70,000,000 were received from the ham Lincoln. forests. X 4 Drama Dates Set e blos-aom- night cross at lighted intersections. 8. Wear contrasting clothing, usually something white or light colored. Better still, carry a material. Don't trust your judgment of the speed of an approaching cur by its headlights at night There's another night hazard bicycles. In many communities, official and agencies have teamed up to meet the accident problem. They usually promulgate these four rules for bicyclists: 1. A good headlight and tail light (or reflector! are musts for night riding. 2. Trim your blrvcle with son? of refloctorized material Wear light colored (contrast-!n- g (clothing or something trimmi d with refleetorized material when riding at night. 4. Be alert for holes or ruts in the roads. Fallen branches or such objects might cause you to lost s. control of your bike. Thcv are doublv so at nieht. ch Q. How eon I launder a man's are attached to the top of the play- lias ancceeefullT? A. Before ing area but, out of the player's washing the ties, baste them view. carefully to prevent the lining padding from becoming lumpy. When lighting your flowers for Remove the basting before iorn-in- g and the ties will look as summer beauty, lighting specialists remind you that white when new. flowers and gardens with mixed and highly saturated colored The Truman Memorial Library blooms usually look beat when at Independence, Mo., will cost lighted with white light. If you an estimated $1,750,000 when it want to heighten the colors of s, is completed. It will house the or objects, use bulbs of the former presidents official papers same hue. . and mementos. Pedestrians have obligations to themselves end the motoring public. Public officials, by publicising rules for safe walking, have reduced pedestrian accidents. These four rules, suggested by the National Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau, will help pedestrians overcome night hazards until street lighting nas been modernised: 1. Always walk on the sidewalk, not in the road If you must walk in the road, walk on the left shoulder of the road, facing traffic. 2. well as bounteous nutrition values. This recipe for green beans with apple is a good place to start. -(Six Servings) 1 pound snap beans, OR S packages frozen cut green beans S tablespoons margarine I apples, cored and diced 1 cup light cream or top milk K teaspoon salt Dash of pepper Daub of naee Cut fresh beans into eup boiling lengths and cook in water with 1 teaspoon salt until just 15 minutes. If frozen about tender, beans are used, follow cooking directions on box. Be careful not to overcook. While beans cook, melt margarine in skillet. Add diced apples and fry gently about 5 minutes, until just tender but not soft (If apples have tender skins, do not pare.) Add cream or top milk, salt, pepper, and mace. Drain beans. Fold into apple mixture and heat thoroughly. This is good with chicken or ham. For other tasty and nutritious kitchen -- tested recipes, write the National Cotton Council, P. O. Box for your free 78, Memphis, Tenn copy of "Make It With Margarine," an attractive new booklet in two colon. G-- E one-hal- PUBLIC SAFETY Summer school on the Snow College campus began June 6 and courses offered carried upper division Utah State Agriculture College credit. Also offered was a course In Mythology carrying Snow College credit. To keep teen-agat home on more summer evenings, let them fix up their own lighted badmltton court. lighting is done with two telescopic poles placed about three feet from each end of the net. Three 150-wa-tt PAR flood lam pa Prosperity Producer ladder for the Important egg taking operations, according to the Department of Fish and Game. Nearly two million native trout egga have been taken at the Clyde River station at the north end of the reservoir. Peak of the run has not yet been reached aa recent cold weather slowed the migration of the spawners Into the traps. Native cutthroat egga are also being taken from the Fish Creek station at Schofield Reservoir. Again and Game. These Include the Upper Weber, Upper Provo, Logan, Blacksmiths Fish and Game Family changes vacation reservation Go water in many streams makes it possible to stock them with legals. All streams that were high and roily for the May 28 opening of the general trout season are now receiving legals from the ample stocks held at each hatchery according to the Department of Fish ten-minu- UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION the Planting trucks from the atate'e twelve hatcheries are on the go again this week as receding high -- Uranium 10, 1955 7V0J-UPV5T.E Bftkfe . HAMS A bOOO C PlCWlCft BEACH 7UFF JUST AMP SOUR PlAV 6K!RT CLOTHE5-PHPZ- AUP Tft |
