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CANYON 0 CO COUNTRY U T I I I I oF 01 ITHE TilE THE WEST T NOTHING anywhere else In Inthe inthe THERES THERE'S like the wonderland of canyon canon world th the Southern Utah and Northern I in country a This area includes s three world- world Arizona Zion and national parks parks Bryce Bryce famed Lake Mea Mead and grand orand cany Canyon n plus Dam There are dozens of other Boulder attractions in this beautiful scenic fIon land that shouldn't be missed instance In Utah theres there's Cedar National Monument with its colI colorful col col- col- col Breaks and the thereat I natural atU theater teat reat t stone arch of Rainbow Bridge In Arizona there are the spectacular gorges of nf Oak Creek Canyon and Canyon de cie e Chelly the prints of prehistoric monks monk's monsters mon mon- k's ks In Dinosaur Canyon CanyonS the cliff cUff dwellings of ancient people at Navajo Monument and Walnut Can Can- National yon fon Zion National Park Is a a. land of color paved aved road takes you through the can- can von on In III the mile-long mile Zion n tunnel great yon windows carved in the rock offer breathtaking breathtaking breath breath- taking king views vie Bryce Canyon is 15 a great bowl that changes bangeS color with the s sun n. n No visit Is complete without a trip down Peek-a- Peek I boo Trail on Oil foot or horseback to ex explore cx- cx j ex-j plate at close range this fantastic f fairyland fairyland fairy fairy- iry- iry I land of spires and castles and temples carved cured by erosion I Petrified forest in the badlands of the Painted Desert Is filled with logs millions mil mil- lions of years old Good roads lead through the heart of the area Montezuma Castle a cave pueblo r r nearly 1000 years old is 15 one of our best- best preserved ed cliff clift dwellings an overhangIng overhang- overhang Ing log ledge protects it Ladders Ladders' enable visitors to climb to the cliff clift house Grand Canyon Is a a. vacation In Itself You can ride the mule train down Bright Angel Trail and Kaibab Trail visit Valley enjoy the superb view at many vantage points Navajo Bridge spans the Colorado al almost almost almost al- al most feet above the river linking the sheer walls of Marble Canyon West of the bridge past the Vermilion Cliffs curts shaggy buffalo roam valley Kaibab N National a t i ion 0 n a al 1 Forest Forest acres aries of high surrounding Grand Canyon Canyon Is is at Its best in early I autumn when the aspen leaves turn gold god Above e is the highway leading to the canyons canyon's North Rim I Lake Mead recreational area a va vacationland vaca- vaca a- a in the desert borders the lake t created by bt nearby Boulder Dam The Ther r dam dan is an engineering masterpiece that 1 shouldn't be missed guides will take you through it and the powerhouse t Adjacent cent to Cedar City which is miles mlles south of Salt Lake City is a region of spectacular grandeur the grandeur the Cedar Breaks National Monument The Monument consists of a series of great Amphitheaters cut by Host float water and wind to depths ranging down to 2000 feet reet in pink cliffs P The Breaks flash into view as the visitor comes suddenly to the brink of ofa a giant amphitheater whose forested rim is feet above The level of the theL sea L Magnificent architectural forms are to tobe tobe tobe be seen in its labyrinths All are marvelously mar- mar colored The many strange forms suggest I I cathedrals castles and temples with thousands of pinnacles and towers j I The predominating color in pink but the hues bues also include white cream I purple yellow brown green tan and lavender ender The shades change with the passing of the hours of the day The western us usage ge of the word Breaks is an abrupt broken and deeply eroded canyon or amphitheater Cedar Breaks Is a vast amphitheater al almost almost almost al- al most a mile half deep and two miles mUes from om rim rita to rim and encloses several smaller semi-circular semi basins Although Cedar Breaks Is cut from the same geological geological geo geo- logical formation as Bryce it is 2000 feet et higher The cliffs cUffs are white or orange at the top breaking into deep I I rose and coral Color and size are the main features of the Monument the having called It of Circle painted A a A TO PS L LAUDER I I I FOR THOUSANDS of years hay nay and i forage wage mans man's oldest crops have been I taken en for granted Grass like Topsy I J just just t growe But now with a steadily creasing population and the national a Appetite accounting for about f I Pounds Bounds Into of meat a day clay its it's time to put nw practice some some- of the things that have ha been n learn about pasturage in inn ord Order n r to meet thIs country's vast future a needs ds for livestock products Re Research earch In this Important branch of I aeri I agriculture bas has been going on for less than wn 20 years years years-a a relatively short time tune Yet with h What has has been leen learned the Er of ot our plus billion acres of graSSland tim d c could uld be boosted by two to six ix times AccordIng to a recent article le in COuntry Gentleman cattle and sheep COuld x 5 50 be increased in the West about NOrtheast 1 Per er Cent in ln the North Central an and 1 South 24 Per cent cerit a and In m the Southeast I The tier per cent cent 1 f- f farm Implement Industry has Wade mades Era grassland i a t contribution to I bent ment f farming through the the- development develop- develop o of 4 labor ingenious ma machines which save I the and make possible higher yields at gam same saIne I ing time Much d of t r the break back I Work has been taken out of ot getting l in th the e V. V hay with the development of Ct ers Pickups uPs balers choppers and blowers blow- blow ExpensIve 1 sio Ca can a pound Poun ladino seed L nn ow w be harvested r with an amazing propelled Self Propelled clover thresher which picks the Y Clea CleaD UP oft off the field threshes it it the Second e seed and arid saves straw for a acan COnd rUn To top It off a huge huBe vaCUum va va- att up a any attachment goes behind to pick ground Seed that may be left on ori the r TT r use of or such euch machinery has bas Continued on Page Five |