Show B4 Thursday September 1 2 1974 I— Utah Shoring In US Forest Revenue Receipts iJJJU II P IffllF111 — r Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming are among the 39 States that are sharing in receipts from uses of National Forest System lands said Deputy Re- gional Forester Jeff Sir-mof the Intermountain Region recently He explained that the money being returned to the Slates represents 25 percent of the receipts from grazing recreation minerals and other land-us- e charges as well as from the sale of timber during the fiscal year ending last June 30 from the 25 Checks percent fund have been sent to the States for disbursement to counties in on which National are located Forests the money must be used for public school and public By law road purposes The total amount going to Idaho is $639237417 while Utah is receiving $44342269 and Hatch Point Hunt Successful Cotton Thread Nevada $17131379 Wyoming $64715147 Because of heavily forested areas and more timber sales Idaho is receiving a higher return than other States in the Intcrmoun-tai- n The opening day of the antelope season was a very productive one for early in the day nearly all permit holders as they bagged their prey head he t°°k early fine a shows trophy Here La Due Lurth of Moab harvest was the first This Saturday morning Hatch Point a few years ago by the Division of Wildlife Management Region Moab Filmmaker Wins Gold Mi Nationwide saidMrSir-mo- n Mtrcirbttd 50 White or Black Forest Service receipts returned to States and the territory of Puerto Rico during fiscal year 1974 total almost $118 million A Gold Medal Grand cipating in this yeai written a feature-lengt- h This raises the total Award has been won by festival (August screenplay and works on amount released to the film other “short film proThe a Moab Utah indepenStates by the Forest Serdent filmmaker for his is a homage to the Studio jects that turn me on” vice since the agency was idea He provides news film formed in 1905 short film “A Sunday on Watts Workshop to $11 Your Knees” at the Se- where art reclaimed its from Canyonlands for billion based on receipts venth Annual Atlanta In- original role as expres- KCPXfrTV and is involved of $45 billion ternational Film Festi- sion to counter a depres- with the Moab Community 10 percent of Another sive environment At the Theatre and Southeast Ut- the total collected val by the Chalk-In in the shown ah fine Arts Guild He Rodger Darbonne is the the Service Forest during first recipient of the film the asphalt road be- was one of 21 outstanding 1974 fiscal year will be award which includes a tween the Studio and a Utah artists (including used by the agency for Canon movie camera gi- railroad track is trans- fellow Moabite Don Kagol) construction and mainven for the “best Super formed into a sea of co- to participate in the re- tenance of forest roads lor as kids and oldsters cent Museum Without and trails in the National 8mm production” His d film black and white families Walls billboard project Forests The remainder was one of 2000 entries and loners commune fo- in Salt Lake City during with certain from 32 nations parti- - cusing their creative en- August Those artists are provided by lawexceptions goes inv ' ergies in making chalk currently being honored to the general fund of the exhidrawings on the street with a month-lon- g US Treasury itself bition of their works at the newly opened Tracy- Darbonne left the Los Collins Bank Financial TO OREM Angeles area last year center in Salt Lake City Mrs Verlyn Bentley to settle in Moab to en- - The exhibition is open to and family drove to Orem joy more direct contact the public free from 10 the last of August for a with himself and the na- - am to 4:30 pm week-turvisit with Mrs Bentley’s environment He has fcyg mother Evelyn Westwood Mrs Bentley’s son Jeffery remained at the LDS Mission Home in Salt ft"Lake for training before To departing on his mission assignment Inflation has become a lor fencing wire we have major problem in the land received only 25 rolls” acquisition and rehabili- noted Christensen Hand FROM NEW YORK Mr and Mrs R D tation program of the Di- gathered seed for manual vision of Wildlife Resour- projects has also become Konold of Wappinger ces Falls New York have scarce Training Lands Development SuAll of these problems been visiting the Jack Navy Fireman Rock S pervisor Don R Christ- combined with a continual Walker Mrs family Howell son of Mr and ensen wire costs loss in habitat have taken Konold is formerly Josie reports Mrs Reed Howell of 142 have risen over 400 per- their toll cm Utah’s wild- - Walker daughter of V P N First E Moab Utah cent Seed costs have ri- life It has been calculated Walker graduated from recruit sen over 100 percent that nearly 3600 acres training at the Naval Rental for caterpillars were required for the Training Center San Di- has gone for $3 to $10 support of Utah’s new ci- amounts of summer ran ego per acre for double chain- tizens from 1972 to 1973 winter range is in shor He is scheduled to re- ing Aerial broadcasting Here is how that figure supply port to Electrician’s Mate of seed has gone from 75 was compiled Division biologistsj A School Great Lakes Inc compare the summer-wintcents to $125 per acre Forests Virginia 111 Land costs have soared show that for each range difference The training included from $12 new people settling an hourglass On top is acre in per instruction in seaman- 1967 to as much as $125 in a city 100 new acres the abundant summer for-ar- e ship military regulaneeded for retail and age acre this supporting many tions fire fighting close perAdditionally year service stores 150 ac- - deer The narrow portion many supdrill order first aid and plies are difficult to come res for parks and other is the winter range whcre Navy history by “From five requests public lands 700 acres excess numbers arc homes 180 acres for iminated And at thebot-publi- c streets and 70 ac- - tom is the summer ranges BULLFROG RESORT res for Industry — a with fewer deer than it isfl total of 1200 acres capable of supporting LAKE POWEIL HOUSEBOAT The Utah Economic and Land needs then are Business Review report- - based in part on the fol-e- d an increase of 29000 lowing factors which have persons in Utah from 1972 been detailed in this ser-t- o 1973 That adds up to ies of articles: acres in the one 3600 develop-yea- r FROM ONLY ment projects - highways period The high costs encoun- - summer and year round tered by the Division for homes golf courses etc the necessary program pinyon- have presented a dil- - juniper growth allowing PHONE BULLFROG RESORT DIRECT even less support of wildlife emma Because HANKSVILLE UTAH Utah has been of winter range though with blessed goodly' Problems encountered in the acquisition and rehabilitation program in- BO Black 300 Yards 8) prize-winni- Table ladio ng color-soun- All Sheer Panty Hose Fashion Shndts Of Baffi And Suntan Fair al - Rea’s Dress Sock Inflation Deals Blow Wildlife Resources Oran Sack Auartal Colors OnaSha Nylon Fits 3 60 MINUTE CASSETTES PK0 0F Health 00 el-f- 18-1- TAPIS er 10-0- Slai & Beauty Aids Specials Herbal Essence Shampoo or From Clairol Normal Dry Oily & Now Delicate Formula 8 Oz Bottle VACATION 15 PER PERSON oeoeoooooooeoooooooGoeooGoo si Thank You 009 For your support during the I Primary Election to do my best I will continue 'I V Pi m Barbara (Babbie) Dommdt iQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQOOQ Do ftee Tangles srs--H Midi Remover 54 clude: —Increased land labor and supply costs of supplies of ftinds to deal with the problem Benefits derived from the program include: land available for wildlife habitat sheds water forage production use of land owned by the Division by all interests under the multiple use concept including recreation livestock and wildlife Wipe ’e Dipe s£J14’ jUKSS 'MsFSRT' jrwj i1 Via -- it |