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Show July 7, 1967 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Ute Stampede to feature 10 OFALL FATALHI6HWAY parade, rodeo ACCIDENTS ARE CAUSED BAIMM0BILE Sometimes it may appear that the community of Nephi should change its name to because the Stampedeville, Ute Stamand name of Nephi synon-omoalmost pede are getting after the many years the Stampede has occupied a fav- -, ored place in the summer entertainment of thousands of Utahns, the committee stated this week. The celebration this year will follow the pattern which has won acclaim throughout the DEFECTS AND MALFUNCTIONS. us "Our center color section for the first time is more than just scenic photography, but actually represents the real lure of the West, commented Merrill G. Hastings, Jr., Denver pub- Todays modem service station or with garage, diagnostic facilities, and checks scientifically electronically every area of your cars performance for smooth, economical operation and maximum safety. 130 tests can be made in a half hour or less . . . trouble and danger are quickly and accurately spotted. up-to-da- te n Cotton Rosser, Ute Stampede rodeo producer has joined forces with Lex Connelly to bring even a greater array of bucking stock to the rodeo arena. Henson and McCray, .a duo of the nations top clown and bull fighter teams, have signed to fight the well-know- Kennecott opens visitor center AMERICA DEPENDS ON to new ranges AMERICANS Introduction of Rocky Mountain goats into the Wasatch National Forest has been completed with the airlifting of three animals by helicopter to the selected release site in Big Cottonwood Canyon, east of Salt Lake City, according to a joint announcement by John E. (Bud) Phelps, Director of the Department of Fish and Game and Regional Forester, Floyd Iverson of the U. S. Forest ftJQ i SPECTACULAR Service. (Ore-amn- 1 l Jn u Enjoy unique Lehman Caves and a fun-fille- d evening in Ely. CMI j 1 5 jg j ranamangroosEiB I Exettiseregulirly-phytieil- ly ictto people have a low ei rsk of foart attack! X SIIVICI OP VOUi' HEART ASSOCIATION 3S OBiiag Jnly 13, 14, IS ay FAIR GROUNDS ARENA Flying U Rodeo Stock NEPHI 8 P.M. Henson and McCray, Nations Top Rodeo Clown and Bullfighter Team Worlds Top Cowboys; Meanest Stock! (like yoo) "One reason b I buy Savings Bonds bocauso fiourod it was time to stop talking about protecting our way of life and do something I about itl Like our guys in Vietnam are doing, with the help of my Bond dollars. Another is that thoy'ro a groat place for saving up money for emergencies, retirement anything. Thoy'ro as good as Undo Sam and that's plenty good enough for mo." Approval for introduction of this new game animal onto the National Forest came after Fish and Game Department and Forest Service officials reviewed and analyzed habitat data which indicated compatibility of mountain goats with programs on the Wasatch National Forest. Mountain goats prefer rough and rugged terrain not normally used by domestic livestock, or other big game animals. No serious conflicts are, therefore, anticipated. The plans for introduction of the goats were reviewed with Salt Lake City officials and Board of Big Game Control members. Rocky Mountain goats americanus) is not na-- , live to Utah nor is it a true goat, but is more closely related to the antelope and chamois of Europe. If. this introduction is successful, these animals should eventually provide a segment of Utahs trophy hunters with a unique hunting experience now limited to northern Rockies and Cascade ranges of the' United States and Canada. iMFEGUARDJYOURlHEARTI 05 (ID ODE Thnrsday-Friday-Satnrd- , The visitor center at Kenne-cot- ts Bingham Canyon Mine was reopened to the public Saturday, July 1, The mine has been closed since June 19 due to a mud slide that blocked the road and walking ramp to the mine visitor center. The road now has been cleared and all damage repaired. The visitor center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and provides an excellent view of the mine and its operations. A tape recorded message gives facts and details about the mine. The mine attracts more than 200,000 visitors a ' Rocliy Mountain goats moved Of special interest to Utah readers is the magazines popular Round-U-p in the Rockies events listing major When Jeffersonville, Ga. two young sons of a Twiggs county family were caught stealing, Superior Court Judge Harold E. Ward sentenced the parents. The father or mother will spend Friday night in jail for the next .three months and see that the children attend church regularly for three years. books published are not worth reading is no reason for refusing to read any of them. VMCMEofyourcar... fWECT YOUR FAMILYS LIFE. lisher of the nationally acclaimed magazine. "And because of the popularity of our adventure-typ- e stories in prewe vious issues, have four ma1 jor suspense-- f i 1 e d articles about the West in the Summer edition. Parents Sentenced Just because half of the Brahmas each night at the Stampede rodeo. Several top specialty acts also will' be on hand to keep things moving every minute following the 8 p.m. grand entry. Parades will be held Thursday at 5:30 p.m., when the Nephi-Neb- o Posse Western Parade, complete with old time surreys and buggies, will break forth; Friday at 4 p.m. will be the mammoth Ute Stampede parade, always tops; and Saturday will see the bathing beauties of the many communities of Central and Southern Utah vie for prize money, $100 being the winners purse. Nephi, because of. its central location, has hosted thousands at the annual show, and this should be no exception, says President George W. Williams. ! Issue of the Colorado-Uta- h Magazine about the Rocky Mountain West is now on newsstands throughout the state. The newest issue features the heroic struggle of valient men fighting one of the most spectEumlar forest fires in the West. Titled "Big Bum at Tumbling Creek, the true story is illustrated in full The Summer color. years; day time entertainment on Nephis Main Street, plus late afternoon parades and the big night rodeo at the Ute Stampede arena at the Juab County Fairgrounds. year. Colorful new magazine boosts Utah attractions and activities IMOSAIMS Western Parade THURSDAY FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. Hnge Ute Stampede Parade, 4 p.m. SATURDAY Bathing Beanty Parade 4 p.m. (CAOSNOWM CITY OF FUN RIDES Join Your Friends at the Big Annual OdDdd QJtt os Keep freedom in your future with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS NOW PAYING 4.15 WHEN HELD TO MATURITY. Tie I.S. (evareaeel Seee eel pey far Ihla at eOratilia It b pn taelaS aa a peMIc nnlia la eeeperaHaa M ifca TriBHwy lie Saaartanat eaS Amrtliba Caaadk SttfflinnpffiaO NEPHI JULY 13, 14, 15 |
