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Show PAGE 11 THE ZEPHYRNOVEMBER 1995 V Jacd Weller "As a vegetarian, I would like to I see the pomegranate named as i our national bird. As for the bonus question, I defer to my learned colleagues at Technica Padfica...the Information Experts." RETURN A little too abstract, a little too wise. It is time for us to kiss the earth again. It is time to let the leaves rain from the skies. Let the rich life run to the roots again. I will go down to the lovely Sur Rivers And dip my arms in them up to the shoulders. will find my accounting where the alder leaf quivers In the ocean wind over the river boulders. I will touch things and things and no more thoughts. That breed like mouthless May-flie- s darkening the sky. The insect clouds that blind our passionate hawks So they cannot strike, hardly can fly. I Bill Snyder believe the turkey should be the national bird because it represents this country better than the bald eagle. We're all turkeys. And on the bonus question, when you go to Melba's Diner, you order Melba's toast...I haven't the slightest idea." "I ROBINSON JEFFERS Lou Alcorn "The wild turkey no longer seems a good symbol for this country. The plain domesticated turkey that runs around and doesn't know when to come in out of the rain might be perfect as the national bird. As for Melba Toast, that's because Nellie Melba, a very famous singer at the turn of the century, liked that kind of toast. She frequently ordered it here and there as she was on tour singing. That's the truth." (Editor's No one hires a madman wicldini; a butcher knife to guard their prize pig and yet the federal government spends roughly million a year on a program which, like the madman, has the overwhelming, indiscriminate desire to kill. Biological ramifications of the Animal Damage Control the near extinction of the (ADC) program are severe and wolf, the grizzly and other "nuisance species are testimony to this fact. Wildlife Damage Review is protecting native wildlife and ecosystems hv working to dismantle this program. For more information: long-lastin- out-of-contr- ol Note: WE HAVE A WINNER!) Wildlife Damage ReviewJOB 85218 JucsonAZ 85754 505 N. Main St. (801) 259-50- FAX 21 or 259-649- 3 (801)259-838- 7 QUALITY REALTY Doug MeElhancy Sue Noah Shrewsbury .. 259-687- 8 Phil Gramlich 259-756- 4 259-794- Barbara Holcomb 259-697- 8 Paula Angcli Annie Crain 259-505- 0 Norma Nunn 259-727- 5 259-874- 2 Jan K. Flynn 259-228- 8 Barbara Rayburn Lola McElhaney 259-685- 1 John Sensenbrenner 259-890- 8 6 259-565- 4 ' 520-884-08- 83 IT 0 M THILL I i i i Photography I " The death of democracy is not likely to he an assassination from ambush . It will he a slow extinction from apathy, indifference, j Each office is independently owned and operated. g: ! ! and undernourishment Robert Maynard Hutchins VOTE NOVEMBER 7 i i |
