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Show Dee. v cams tuna '"Ov I noinn . .p. Jensen ESad TT ft APPLIANCE tt. UN GETS PREFIX LnVor L. Smith, Lewiston, will have the exclusive use Lavith la of the prefix naming all Registered Hot stela dairy Hmai bred in that herd. This prefix name use has been granted by Holstein Friesian Association of Amor-ic- a and has become a part of official breed records at the organizations headquarters in Brattleboro, Vermont FOB PROMPT PICKUP OF t f' K Dead And Useless Animals Mill PHONE COLLECT LOGAN SK Utah Co. By-Produ- cts JUVT SOUTH OF LOGAN 1967 Baboon Report Due Next Week The Citizen will publish BABSONS BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL FORECAST FOR 1987 on December 29. We are calllng thls feature to your attention because 1987 will be a year of many commentator and inveetment advisor. An outstanding feature of his philosophy has g been his insistence on the importance of both religion and advertising la and ee interest in lamia business tates. His research work is problems, and to Instill a carried on by a large staff broader vision in businessof experts. men, enabling them to meet of the busMr. Babson founded Bab- the son Institute for Men; and, iness cycle. in cooperation with the late Mrs. Babson, developed WebFtirvigw Brills ber College for Women and Mrs. Norman Robeducaboth nationally-know- n tional institutions. Here young erts went to Provo Monday to men and women may concen- attend the funeral of her Mrs. trate on the fundamentals of peat grandmother, honest and efficient business, Knudsen, who was 95 years administration. Later, he old. On December 29, the Mutufounded a Midwest Institute of Business- - administration,'' lo- al Marrleds class Is having cated in Eureka, Kansas, the their Christmas party. A pot center of the united States. luck dinner will be served and He has been active also in the a white elephant gift will be establishment of other med- exchanged. iums of eervice to the phbUc, Sadie Nelson of Weston such as the Gravity Research spent Sunday with her daughFoundation, located at New ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boston, New Hampshire. Charley O. Hyde. Mr. FebM probably Mr. and Mrs. Ehrood done more than any other and sons, Gala Lloyd and Kelly, of man to create among Iris Lewiston visited Sunday with lfr. and Mrs. John King. 20,000 life-ton- contain predictions covering such Important subjects as: Sadden Peace or Bigger War; Deflation in Midst ofinflxtlon; Coining TBx Squeeze; Bonds On Bargain Counter; Looting in The War On Poverty; Price and .Wage Controls; Vicious Selectivity in Stocks; Crisis in Home Building; Soaring living Costs; Stalemate in Congress; Inventory Liquidation; Labor at the Crossroads; Shrinkage In Profits; Rise In Uaenudayment; Gold In The Spotlight. American business has no bUffrffffi Born and reared in an atmosphere of hard work and hustle on a farm in Gloucester, Mr. Baboon went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Upon graduating, he turned instinctively to financial and business activities In which his father was engaged. His exertions, however, undermined his health; he contracted tuberculosis and ha was sent West "as good as dead! R was while ho was convalescing from this dread malady that he worked out some of the possibilities and nationally - W, . k Of lwlw corporations ... . ed Ibis Babson Forecast win than Roger 1 Hls weekly releases are used by ever 400 newspapera and his financial reports by w Opsn Ibis Tbunday and Friday Until 8X3 ''s i T '.W1 WH VMt Year I Pannoy'd bo your , Santo ffiOODOfflOfflJ Santa phony Band, conducted by Dr. Jay Slaughter. They have played for football games and basketball games this school year. They will perform at future basketball games and presented a concert recently. The students are' Delon Smith, Preston, flute, and Morley Weyerman, Weston, trombone. For Your Convontaneo . . . 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