Senior 'Student of the Week' January 28, 1971 The Springville Herald Page Three Linda Jones has been named senior of the week at SHS. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank Jones and has held various leadership positions at the high school. As a sophomore, Linda was the VICA Club reporter, sophomore class treasurer, and also a high honor student. During her junior year she was a member of the FHA and UN clubs, and earned the title of junior class scholar. This year Linda is an active member of the Pep Club and also a member of the Physer Club. She is enrolled in AP English and maintains a grade point average of 3.9 Linda enjoys sewing in her spare time and she makes most of her own clothes. She is a graduate of LDS Seminary and is presently enrolled in the fourth year program. Upon graduation, Linda plans to attend Southern Utah State, College where she will major in sociology and minor in psychology. Linda Jones For the scriptures say, "You shall hot muzzle an ox when it is treading out the grain," and, "The laborer deserves his wages." I Timothy 5:18. New Corn Drying Process Installed at Bunker Feed On October 1, 1970, BUNKER FEED CENTER of Orem began operating their new Automatic Corn Drying System. Many thousands of dollars was invested in-vested in a most unique corn drying process. This new system is completely automatic, from the large capacity holding bins to the dryeration bins. Bunker Feed Center is now able to insure higher quality from holding bin through the dryeration plant. The flow of Corn is continuous and automatically controlled to insure proper moisture content. This system guarantees prevention of stress cracks on each kernel of corn. Since its inception last October, many Central Utah Corn Growers have been taking advantage of Bunker Feed's New Corn Drying Process. So successful has it been, that plans are now underway un-derway to increase the truck unloading capacity. Another outstanding feature offered by Bunker Feed is the choice offered Corn Growers in this area. After your corn is automatically dried to the precise moisture content ... it can be returned to you for your own storage ... or Bunker Feed will store it. A third Choice is having Bunkers mix it into feed . . . or Bunker Feed will Buy it from you. Continuous Corn Dryeration process . . . another ne.w innovation in-novation offered by Utah County's Best Known Friend of the Farmer . . . BUNKER FEED CENTER. For the finest, most up-to-date service for Seeds . . . Feeds . . . Fertilizers and Chemicals for Weed and Insect Control . . . NOW OFFERING THE FINEST IN CORN DRYING PROCESSES . . . it's BUNKER FEED CENTER, 1600 West and 500 North in Orem . . . GENEVA STEEL IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM BUNKERS. if. 1 1 .in w K 6SJh 'J Gregory Miner celebrated his first birthday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Miner here January 25. Utah legislature to be asked to amend law The central committee of Citizens for a Better Utah has passed a resolution asking Utah's legislature to amend the state's present liquor law only to strengthen enforcement, Richard A. Van Winkle, chairman, said Wednesday. The committee represents a cross section of community leaders from various religious, business, and labor organizations. Mr. Van Winkle said the resolution was passed without a dissenting vote "after considerable study and discussion of our present liquor law,, the results it is bringing, and the attitude of Utah voters toward the law." "To date our findings have led us to the conclusion that our Utah legislature did an excellent job in enacting this law," Mr. Van Winkle added. 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