Reservoirs to be protected with marked restricted areas
Utah Fish and Game officials designate several reservoirs as restricted zones with marked shore lines and armed guards to deter trespass and protect against fishing. The list includes Rockyford, Hyrum, Scofield, Strawberry, Pineview, and others. Fishing season opens June 14 as streams improve. state hatcheries plant fish and eggs sourced from wild stock.
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Entsasen
Utah Fish and Game
Fish and Game
Epos
Evi
Offir Gidson
Parley's Canyon
Rockyford Reservoir
Hyrum Recration
Scofield Reesrvoir
Ich
Mona
It Bridge
Gunnisonbei
Delta-Millville
East Canyon
of Creek
Pinte Reservoir
Exison
Johnson Valley Writ
Fishlake
Echo Reservoir
Or Creek Reservoir
Strawbery Moir
Pineview Reservoir
Morgen
Dion
Madsen
Watson
Madsen Named Temporary State Fish and Game Director
Marion I. Madsen, former head of Fisheries Management under the State Game Commission, was made temporary state Fish and Game Director with Governor Maw's approval. He fills the vacancy left by Mark Anderson and may become permanent if he proves capable. Madsen, a Gunnison native and University of Utah biology graduate, was a guest at last winter's Gun Club banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion I. Madsen
State Game Commission
Maw
Mark Anderson
Madsen
Gun
Red Club
Gunnison
University of Utah
Civics Clubs Pivot to Mail-Only Operation in Utah
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah shifts toward a mail-based operation because rubber shortages and scheduling hinder board attendance. Leaders plan to inform members via directors and newspapers, with trips to Carbon, Grand, San Juan, Sevier, Wayne, Garfield, Washington counties and visits to Dixie Junior College. The governor pledged help for Sevier river dredging to prevent Redmond flooding. Efforts include industrial alcohol prospects for Fillmore, cooperation with Utah and Idaho colleges, and consideration of park bus access at Zion Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Civic Clubs
Southern
Utah
Carbon
Grand
San Juan
Apri
Sevier
Wayne
Plute
Garfield
Washington
Tyre
Association
Humphrey
Sanpete
Redmond Town
Fillmore
State Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Agricultural Colleges of
Idaho
T. W. Jengen
J. W. Humphrey
Pregleent Chauncey Sandberg
Lawrence Wadsworth
Washington County
Dixie Junior College
National Parks Service
Zion Canyon
Taijon Pacife
National Parks
Parks Service
Secretary of the Interior
Tater
State Commerce Commission
Frico
U. P
Court Ends Long Term On Thursday Afternoon
May term of the District court closed Thursday afternoon after a weeklong session that began Monday. Three jury trials were held with sentences for LeRoy A. Wilson and Leland Rasmussen delayed for a new trial. A separate car contract suit, Kay Wilkinson vs Faeser Dalley, was settled out of court. Other cases, including Frank Londo vs La Monte Lowe, P. A. Clark vs Summit Irrigation, and B. D. Palfeyman vs Cedar City, were noted for future dates. Several divorces and probate matters were disposed of as the term adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of Utah
LeRoy A. Wilson
Leland Willis Rasmussen
Ellis Pickett
Clifford ‘P. Prowitt
Wilson N. Lunt
Wilson
Frank Armstrong
John P. Orton
Carlos Jones
Mary R. Bentley
Ellis Robingon
Heber Harrison
Wm. Davenport
Henry Houchen
Kay Wilkinson
Ffaeser Dalley
Edwin Webb
Frank Mickelson
Franklin Williamson
John Booth
Royce K. Knight
Silas Topham
EB. Riddle
John H. Parry
Stanley McKnight
Mildred G. Datley
Frank Londo
la Monte Lowe
Witnesess
P. A. Clark
The
Summit Irrigation Company
P A GIVES RULINGS ON LISTING PRICE CEILINGS
Merchants nationwide learned this week that temporary posting methods for ceiling prices will be accepted until June 1. Ceiling costs must be shown on the item or at the point of sale with clear labeling identifying the ceiling price and the relevant article. The instruction covers food clothing and furniture as well as gasoline and motor fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiah
Temple Workers to Be E W Speakers Sunday
President Harold R. Snow and temple workers from St George will speak at the Eastward Sacrament meeting Sunday afternoon May 31 at 3 p.m. in Paragonan, following a 1 p.m. meeting. Genealogical committee led by Hartey W. Dalton handles the event with Velma Bayles Verong Decker and Avada Bettridge providing music and a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Snow
St George
W. L. Adams
Paragonan
Snow
T. Wendell Bayles
Hartey W. Dalton
Holrship
Velma Bayles
Verong Decker
Avada Bettridge
Men Chosen To Fill June Draft Quota
Thirteen men were chosen to leave Iron county on Monday, June 8 to fill the June quota for Selective Service. Most hail from Cedar City. others from Paragonah and nearby towns. A last minute potential change could replace Fred Chenney if he fails his examination, with Hugh Adams next on the list. July’s quota is expected to be about one third larger than June’s and called late in June, with about eighteen July inductees slated for the week of June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Parowan
Cedar City
Parggonay
Wm. A. Limb
Keith Lambeth
Warren Smith
Las Vegas
Garth Bengt Nelson
Kenneth M. Shaw
Fred Willis Chenney
Victor &. Robinson
J. Smith Stapley
Paragonah
Verl Couch
Lund
Robert Edgar Cooley
Modena
Alton Reese Ford
Kanarra
Raal M. Martinez
Texas
Hugh LeRoy Adams
Stateline Resident to Be Buried at Cedar City
George Henry Tryon an 80 year old Stateline resident died Tuesday in Modena after a mining career and leg amputation in 1993. He will be buried in Cedar City cemetery after brief funeral services. Darrell Booth and family visited. Darrell will leave for Navy duty June 5. A family supper and social were held at local homes with grandchildren. Ruth Adams recently left for Salt Lake City to work in a defense plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Tryon
Stateline
Modena
Bonm
Dir
Tryon
Cedar City
Darrell M. Booths
Beverly Hills
Darrell
Navy
Five Mile
Mitchell
Mel
Ruth Adams
Salt Lake City
Iron County USO Campaign To Start Next Week
Iron County residents will begin a campaign to lift the county quota for the USO. The national drive aims to raise 32 million dollars to build club houses at Army camps for soldiers and sailors off duty. Iron County’s share is 250 dollars due by July 1, with community chairmen named in Cedar City Parowan Summit Kanarra Newcastle Modena and Enoch to organize local contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efron
USO
United Service Organizations
Allen
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Bermuda
USC
Tron County
Morgan Rollo
Iron County
John Rowberry
Cedar City
Howard Joseph
Parowan
Lowe Barton
Parigonah
Herbert White Jr
Summit
Wells Williams
Kanarré
Harold Knell
Newcastle
Thomas Lund
Modena
Myron S. Jones
Enoch
Utah Wage Earners Asked to Dig Deeper for Bonds
Utah residents face a June War Bond quota of 1 746 600 with a target average of 10 percent of income. Counties set varied figures from 200 to 147 200 in Salt Lake County. Charles Mabey urges payroll allotment plans and regular purchases to meet the drive as defense industries concentrate in Weber and Utah counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Iron County
Beaver County
Garfield
Kane
Millard
Washington
Daggett County
Salt Lake County
Weber County
Utah County
Charles R. Mabey
War Savings Staff
Jeane Department
Citizens Asked to Aid in Salvage Drive
Community Salvage committee chair Jess Guyman urges all residents to gather and save materials useful for the war effort. Items include iron steel brass copper aluminum lead worn rubber tires tubes collars mats rubber heels shoes hot water bottles and rags. Art Masterman returns home from the University of Utah for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Guyman
Community Salvage Committee
Fish Escape From Yankee Reservoir Investigated
Reports of fish escaping through the overflow at Yankee Reservoir prompted St. Clark and Clair Hulet to investigate on Sunday. They found numerous fish, both spawners and smaller, spilling over the overflow and catching several tuts to return to the lake. A makeshift one inch mesh chicken wire screen was set across the overflow to reduce losses. The high inflow continues to push water over the spillway, carrying fish into the creek below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Gun
Red Club
St. Clark
Clair Hulet
Summer Music Classes To Start Monday June 1
The Times reports a summer music program beginning Monday June 1 at the High School. Schedule lists daily and midweek classes in bands, strings, senior band sections, clarinets, trombones, bassoons, and French horns with specific times. New and younger players are urged to join. some adult or missing details may report to the school Monday at 4 pm to be slotted into the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell B. Weight
Weight
Plans Issued for Distribution of Sugar for Canning
Instructions issued this week assure sugar for home canning will be available but avoid early requests. Do not apply to local boards until dates are announced. Registered consumers may obtain one pound per four quarts of fruit and one pound per person per year for preserves. Prepare inventory of last year’s canning and remaining fruit and sugar on hand.
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Swinse Transportation Ip
S. Ly Meet
Sit Lake
Guy
United States
Etense
D. 8. Business College
War On Wheels
We of Rubber
Umtle Cochrane
Art Oi Wayne
California
Cochrane
Gorta
Oscar Wiltsey
Ms. Wie
M. Dalton
Civics Clubs
P. A
Temple Workers
E. W
Iron’ County
U.S.C
Art Masterman
Spring
Yankee Reservoi
Exchange Club
Parowan Exchange Club
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