"jr 19, 1961 Page 5 BLINDING OUTLOOK SaMsy ay at issy GflomsQ Maim IFarosi O o 4 mm i me ii SErjfSr5' V - -- '$' wN'se.4- v o " V, i'.j ' '''! ! '' " . '.. , - W- - . , - - ,. ' 4 ' v'" . - V- -- . vv. I' . m- '"' , . ' ", f 33$ V bottom left, plows at work; Bot All 3 Bland ing L. D. S. wards o'm service. right shows food was turned out strong Saturday for held at A similar work day work day at the Church's welfare and Bishop farm Second Hard farm north of town Kline Black workers said Bishop including the women who prepared and served the food numbers ji 160, He estimated that over fifteen tractors were on the job He said the dozer furnished by was of particular Wil-Certo- nio to the efforts ryiefit Plowing, fencing, and cutting ties were The above post the major activi- pictures are court esy of Frank Wright of the parking mrea; upper right is the food oounterj Center left, the post cutting area; center right the fencing division at work; Upper left is a view the last year Black says days a year the future suoh scheduled in will be that probably 3 j ii V'; : X