Show 0 ii —4 ! — 'i 0 '4 t II i I — 1 4 1 ? i 4' 1 t livers lesorts 1L k 1 ! I I I 1 ' 0 RIGD of the rodeo is easily traced In pioneer days breaking saddle horses roping West r branding calves it Don't miss western activity is Another river running—the white water variety Requiring special cataract boats or large rubber life rafts manned by skilled river men this Is definitely not for the faint of heart However men—and women—from all sections of the U S come west for this one purpose They ride the rough and roaring San Juan and Colorado Rivers from Mexican Hat Utah to Lees Ferry Ariz and usually at least once each summer a trip goes through Ole Grand thrill-pack- i and and bulldogging maverick steers for the purpose of branding was all in the days work Cowpokes took pride in their Jobs strove to outdo each other They piled on half-wil- d steers Just for the heck of it and perhaps a small wager on how long At roundup time or on they could stick almost any Sunday afternoon around the ranch they engaged in thew pastimes on a competitive basis backed up with cash and the wild west show was born It's been embellished considerably over the years but basically remains the same You'll find one or more nearby wherever you are in the ed 4' Or they roll and Canyon to Lake Mead bounce the flaming canyons of the Green and Yampa Rivers in Dinosaur National Monument or down the Middle Fork or the main Salmon River of Idaho camping at night on convenient sandbars and seeing magnificent country that can be reached in no other way For such a trip they pay from $200 to $1000 per person and consider it a sound vacation investment Like resorts the world over those in the West offer the usual attractions—swimming i i and the golf tennis dining and dancing chance for boy to meet girl They also offer more The majority strive for some activity distinctly western They maintain strings Of saddle horses and typical range wranglers to handle them and act as 4uldes on trail trips They organize exploring or gold hunting parties and provide them with chuck wagon meals They have steak and fish fries open air entertainment &found campfires and square dances galore At some you can take a trip in an early-da- y stagecoach And there are some in the heart of the Indian country In an atmosphere more "western" than any imovie can create i f ' ' - of L ' )1' - it i ' t ' -- ' ': r 44 - - ' I - - r 4 v y i 1 - ' 0" :' "it: 4 f :'4 ' "''e00001k '1 '4t'-he4 c: s1ti'ltiANio' L - ' p - 3 11 l'ry ' '''' - 'y z tt ' 1 ? t N - 43 A - oll 4 'Y'' i' --- ' '1t 11 t p' 4 -- t ' 41- ' a NI' - - "''''''''''''''w' i ihk 4"1 S 't ' r1' ' 4 t - 1 1 --- - 'rv - - - ' ): - ' (" - re- - 1 "r 44 - A 4 ''''1101mmut:S- ' ) ' " 0- 4 ee jil P teet so rdx MEE tr t C4 I Itte:::it s - INNIMap 4:1 ' r : AL 't' v" z 1 f 4 - Somiey i Miry 14 1114—Somook West has planty of marts all - sPi L with plonty of bathing girls - - II ?f4- 1A- Riding the - 11imigi ie- - sld lift high above Idaho's THE EINtiee I 114't - — it 12111 illy1P11100Ndhte4 Nt4)):' Tho ' ''''"' - 11- Ib 'As" rrt 14?-- ir i k 1 ''''''11 ' f 0 - Sun Valley SALT LAK2 TRIKONE !II |