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Show Manti Messenger Ephraim Enterprise Thursday, May 15, 1975 Manti South Elaine Higham 2 Telephone 835-446- Suzie Cardwell, daughter of Burt and Ruby Tatton Cardwell, came down from Salt Lake to spend the weekend with her and his wife and family of Heber; Duane and his wife and children from Salt Lake City. Also coming to visit was Reed and his wife and children. Pheasant Harvest Lowest on Record Mrs. Deanna Madsen and her children from Kearns visited at her parents. Max and Last falls Utah pheasant harvest was the lowest on record, with 82,252 hunters taking 167,408 birds, according to Darrell Nish, Division of Wildlife Resources upland game supervisor. Hunter success was low, too, with the average hunter bagging .6 pheasants per day That means it took almost two days afield to get one pheasant, said Nish. Ethel Nielson, the weekend. past Tatton and were visitors at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tatton on Mothers Jim and Chris parents. Burts father, Burt Cardwell Sr., of Salt Lake City was also a visitor on Sunday. their baby daughter Day. Rulon and Jessie Mickelson from Richfield were guests at their daughters home Sunday and attended sacrament meet- Visiting their mother Mrs. Lenore Denison the past week- end have been her children: Jean and Lawrence Foote from Layton; Gae and Duane Sperry from Nephi, and Lynn and Donna Denison from Las Vegas. ing with Arlene and Lloyd Smith. Visiting their mother, Mrs. Howard Madsen, over the weekend have been two daughters, Mrs. J. Alton Evans (Bertrude) from Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ekberg (Naomi) from Salt Lake City. Howard Madsen won the prize in the Manti South Ward for being the oldest mother present (90 years) at the Mother's Day program. Mrs. Barbara Madsen Bown (Mrs. Roby Bown) won the prize for being the youngest mother (19 years) there. Mrs. Day. Bruce and Judy Brox Buzzo and two children from Yuma, Arizona and Bruces mother, Mrs. Rosemary Buzzo from Salt Lake City visited at the home of Stanley and Ruth Brox over the weekend. BYU Attending were representatives from the nationally known Outward Bound program, together with delegates from universities that feature outdoor programs. Richard was named Utah state delegate to the committee to organize the Pacific North- Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adams over the weekend have been a son and his wife and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Adams of west Outdoor Institute pro- grams. While at the conference he participated on a panel with Paul Petzoldt, who conducts the scaling of the Grand Tetons and who is director of the National Outdoor Leadership School. Provo. Ernest and Ruth Scow had their children home for the weekend. They were Howard wiyQ HOUSEHUNTING? LOTi? 003MB con- and changes and roadsides indicate the amount of cover there is left. Those who go look at these things will find habitat is limited. And habitat is the key to our pheasant population. Grazing Advisory Board To Meet at Ephraim The agenda for the meeting will cover the following specific Recreation Association. Leonard and Lucile Schlapfer are at the Mayfield Manor Rest Home for a while. During the season, the average hunter took two pheasants, Richard Peacock was in Billings, Montana, the first at an outdoor leadership institute sponsored by the Pacific Northwest National Parks and highway in farming practices have all contributed to loss of habitat. The outlook for 1975s hunt is dependent on this springs reproductive success, noted Nish. He pointed out weather conditions up to now arent too encouraging. For sportsmen who are interested in the status of pheasant habitat in Utah, now is the best time to evaluate it. This is the limiting time of the year, said Nish. Ditch banks, fence lines Vernon and Elaine Schmidts daughter, Mrs. Carol Lastowski and two children were in Manti visiting over the weekend. week in May representing Mary Ruth and Tom Brunger and baby from Orem were visitors at the Bruce Barton home Mothers Day weekend. struction The annual meeting of the Manti Division Grazing Advisory board will be held in the Ephraim City Hall on May 20, 1975, according to Reed C. Christensen, Forest Supervisor, Manti-LaSNational Forest. The meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m. and is open to the public. Peter and Ann Mickelson and children came from Salt Lake City to see Peters parents, Ernest and Nora Mickelson. said Nish. Urban sprawl, Inclement weather over much of the state on the opener brought the harvest even lower than was expected, added Nish. and Emerson Jensen were guests at a birthday dinner held in Ephraim at the home of their son, Kim and Kathy Jensen. The occasion was Emersons birthday. and quantity, Korrine Kjar was here to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kjar, over the weekend. Korrine attends Weber State College in Ogden. Mothers Vera Military rites were held at the in populations the state over the past few years reflect a combination of poor reproduction resulting from inclement spring weather and continuing deterioration of pheasant habitat-bo- th quality Lorna Nielson visited her mother, Mrs. Will Nielson, the past weekend. Mark ArmBountiful of strong (Corynne) were visitors at the home of Larry and Joyce Stahle for D. Lowell Wilson Low pheasant compared to three over the long term. The average harvest in Utah has been a quarter of a million birds. Nish cited the low pheasant population level as the primary factor in the low harvest. A reduced bag limit of two instead of three roosters also contribut-ed- . Mr. and Mrs. Obituaries Snow Tennis Team Wins ICAC Crown Snow College won the Inter- ship in Grand Junction, Colo., over the weekend with a team total. Mesa followed points; Dixie, 14, and College of Eastern Utah, 9. Snow coach Ron Abegglens squad won three of the six singles matches and all three doubles matches in the championship round to claim the ICAC trophy for the fourth consecutive year. 15 Ephraim Weather The Ephraim weather data is reported each week by the Great Basin Experimental Area, Intermountain Forest and Robert F. Allred Robert F. Allred, 74, Ephraim, died May 12 of a heart attack in his field. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p.m. in the Ephraim South Ward Chapel. No viewing will be at the mortuary but two hours prior to services at the chapel. A complete obituary will be published next week. Instruction Class Underway May May May May May May May Gunnison and Richfield G 6 Max. 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Eileen Nielson, Ruth Hansen, Aycock, Jackie Christensen, Becky Barton, Andria Peterson, Leslie Graham, Karyn Jorgenson and Debra Rasmusson all second year home economic students made finger tip fresh stawberry tarts that were Gaydene served with punch and apple cheese bread to parents and guests. The seventh grade girls took the responsibility of serving the refreshments. An opportunity was given to all girls to perform talent 38 ORDER YOUR NEW BOISE t1 grade girls modeled their Nelson, Joy Johnson and Gaydene Hansen acted as The Manti weather data is reported each week by Leslie J. Anderson, local cooperative observer for the U.S. Weather Bureau. May 6 .07 inch of precipitation was recorded and .01 on May 7. There was recorded .5 inch of snow May 6. t t Some things are forever ely new, girls, pretty dresses, tasty treats, mothers, fathers, spring, you, me, and Pieces of April. This was the theme of the Ephraim Junior High Home Economics Spring Fashion Show and Tea present-te- d April 30. Sixty seventh and eighth Weather Data 02 05 1 Ruth Aycock, Carolyn Olsen. Christensen at 350 East Main Street, Price, Utah 84501. 6, v! front row: Michelle Graser, Those desiring additional information on the meeting should contact Supervisor Prec. AA A Jjt Marla Edwards, Kathleen Witt; Fashion Show Is Presented like-lov- meets Monday and Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. Elaine Reid, instructor trainer is teaching the class. The WSI program has been changed so all current or former WSI are being called in to be recertified with the Red Cross program. Any WSI who didnt get contacted should contact Phillip Murray or Elaine Reid. Johnson, Gaydene Hansen, persons may be permitted to comment on topics brought before the board at any time during the discussion. U.S. Forest Service. AND WE WILL GIVE YOU Fashion Show participants ares back row, Suzanne Nelson, Joy Water Safety instruction class is going on at the Ephraim Swimming Pool. It Adaption of Constitution and By Laws for the Advisory Board. of minor 2. Review changes in 2200 Section of Forest Manual. 3. Status of Land Use NaPlanning on Manti-LaSa- l tional Forest. 4. Expected Forest financing for fiscal year 1976. 5. Discussion of Permittee Responsibility in regards to maintenance of Range structural improvements. 6. Election of officers for Range Experiment Station, VALLEY BUILDERS! Funeral services were held in Salt Lake Monday at 10 a.m. Following the graveside services the family met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Peterson where lunch was served Mrs. Orpha by Edwards, Mrs. Inez Herman-se- n and Mrs. Peterson. 1975. To the extend time permits, mountain Collegiate Athletic Conference tennis champion- with cemetery Monday May 12, 1975 for D. 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