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Show No Farm Implement, But . . . Sanitary Trustee To Be Elected 'Copter Reseeds Burn on Mountain Steep mountain slopes of Mt. warm weather sweep seed when j comes to the mountains next spring, and if a good catch oi o grass can be obtained the burn-ed area will be green again and the roots will hold the soil Leonard Johnson piloted the from washing and aid in retain- helicopter while his mechanic, ing moisture, Floyd Culberson, controlled the Many gardeners have used flow of seed from a slit in the seeders with bag carried on a rack just out- - blades which spun the fine seed side the bubble. Spectators evenly across" a lawn as the could just discern the fine operator walked back and The helicopter made Jordan, east of Draper, devas-- ! after sweep across the burned tated by fire during last sum-- J area, the powerful airstrvam mers drouth, were from the copters rotors help-tappropriate grasses recent- - ing to distribute the seed evenly by helicopter. ly over the desired area. The December 6 I The deadline for fling as a candidate for the oifice of a trustee to serve a term, on the board of directors of the This novel method, never beSalt Lake County Cottonwood fore employed by the Bureau of Land Management, was used Sanitary District was Tuesday. The trustee will be elected in because the rough terrain made a special ballot Dec. 6. conventional seeding method The outgoing trustee whose impractical, it was indicated by Ear Richard S. Greenland, Murray, ls explring " district manager for BLM. llowe, current chairman of the setkin2 Mr. Greenland reported that steadily from the bag and spun Witnesses noted a similar ac - boanL lle 1,000 pounds of western wheat into the airsireain tion achieved by the hclicop grass and crested wheat grass, Usually, such seeding opera- - tors rotors, on a much bigger Service Recognized mixed, were distributed overitions can be accomplished by 'scale, as the agile whirlybird For Oakwood Faculty the IS acres of BLM land light airplanes and the use of skimmed back and forth across which was burned. Immediate the helicopter was entirely new the face of the mountain, folTeacher Appreciation Day reseeding was advised for this in this part of the rauntry. lowing the contour of ic slope, was observed in a unique way area because of the critical Moisture falling during the oiten only a few feet above the by Oakwood School with the cowatershed area involved. the steep, rocky, blackened area. winter will germinate operation of parents and pupils. November 9 all room mothers contacted each students home and urged that the boy or girl write a note of appreciation to his or her teacher. Corsages and carnatiuns were presented to each member of the faculty through the lTA on Nov. 10. That evening Miss. grade 3 appeared onTV to demonstrate the manner in which the school recognized the day. school PTA was Oakwood also active recently during the National Drive for PTA membership. They presented small cash awards to two winning classes in a general competition to secure the higest PTA enrollment. The winner of the fourth, filth and sixth grades was Mr. Marlin's grade 5 which used their prize for a Halloween party. Winner of the first, second and third grades was Miss Ferre's morning grade 1. They plan to purchase a book with their prize money. : j 1 six-ye- Serving the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek I j hand-cranke- d Wednesday November 22, 1961 j r TWO SECTIONS THIS SECTION 4 PAGES SECTION 2 Nylon Dome Nearly Ready for Broadcast i which system high nylon dome with the National Space and vllite from which signals will be , munications is the largest imlatcd Aeronautics Adiuini.italiou. will transmitted to the huge antenna would transmit telephone con- antenna will also trans- - Vcrsations, communications earlhbound structure ever launch an active l.SUpoiind sat and tothemoving satellites. An ac- ta, worldwide. made, has risen above the land tive satellite is one whieh The need for the large antenin location at remote one a a from station, scape signal Maine. It is the Bell system's amplifies it, and send it to an- na is pointed up by the fact that other station. The test is a fore- the test satellite in orbit will housing for a space communications antenna and associated runner of a global satellite com- - transmit at about 2 watts and quipmenl which will be used in when the signal reaches the tests of satellite communicaearth, its strength will be in the tions next spring. of a watt. The structure range of e 'Sales of Series E and II The antenna is located in tlie will enclose alxmt twice the remote Maine area to avoid of the seating area of Ita-- ; bigs bonds are continuing strong dio City Music Hall. The dome Throughout the Male during the further dissipation of the signal itself is 1G0 feet acoss. The an-- 1 2lh anniversary year of the By Wayne Bose, County Agent which then has to be amplified tenna. whieh will be the BelljU. S. Savings Bonds Program, by the equipment at the mitting station. system's voice and ear The huge dome, which is space, will be constructed steel and aluminum and weigh mani sajd. practically transparent to radio waves, will polect the antenabout 300 tons. Utahns purchases during Oc- na and equipment from the cash Dcsigncd as Poject Tesestar, tuber totaled $1.75-the Bell system in cooperation value, of whieh $1 Iti.lMi was in a mild detergent to one gall-- - weather. To maintain constant Series H bonds, according to a may also be washed from air pressure, air locks arc used rejwrl released to county chair- the plants with a lukewarm as entrances for men and vemen by Frederick P. Champ, solution. state Imnds chairman. It is easier to treat insect hicles. The rounded bulge on October purchases were in per plants are kept in pots and the side of what is now a temcent aim vc Oelolicr 1900, making planted in sand, soil, or peat. porary nylon cover allows clearin it the second highest month this Infested plants can be readily ance space for a cab with equipyear, Chairman Wardlaw stat- replaced if necessary. ment at the apex of the antened. Salt Lake county's share For information on this or na BLM hen the temporary dome was $732,157, bring our call your related subjects, total to $6,097,312, or County agents office at HU 18 dismantled, it wiil be remov- ed. per cent of its 1961 goal. Ext. 215. An eight-yea- r program of sur- - 84.2 In his report State Chairman ta in lands Utah veying public nearing completion, R. D. Niel-- savings bunds program, quoting son, state director lor the BUR Secretary of the Treasury Doug-EAChit-Ch- at OF Land Management, ias Dillon: "Buying bonds is a. announces. way in which every American j' By Sherilyn Sicrakowski A skeletonized cadastral sur-- 1 t.an contribute directly to his in to will seat allow out Culberson see ai sack belt Slit June. Pilot Floyd tightens pour vcy plan was launched in 1954 nations economic strength. For' to in rotors in Leonard Johnson revs up helicopter for takefrom and make an even airslream fall effort it possible those who ask what they can! into The Titan band gained two new loyal followers at the first for Utah to acquire title to land do to help their country, here off with first bag of grass seed to revegatale film on barren slopes. by the neabling act is a beginning step an imporof the school year: Christian prescribed When Utah became a state, portions of Mt. Jordan blackened by fire last step. They can buy more Martidsson and Amelia Ano, it was provided that four sec- tant who buys a bonds. The who are American Field Serv tions of every township would bond is both person and thrifpatriotic be school land grants. Re- ty. He is making a contribuice students. Chris is from Gotcborg, the ceipts from sale of these lands tion to his own security and! second largest city in Sweden. or from lease of mineral rights ' that of his country." on these lands contribute to the Organizations of all kinds The Swedish school she attendof the state's public can also contribute to our Na-- I ed was a coeducational senior support school system. tions strength by buying E and high and junior college comHowever, because of the rough If savings bonds, Mr. Champ' ull-itbined. The 1,200 or more stud- topography and general low pointed out. Groups such asi of the land, some sections civic and ents attending the school take patriotic organizations, particularly in the Colorado unions, cities, corporations, co-- i IS or 1G subjects a year and of southeastern operatives, Mateau country etc., in fact spy they go to school six days Utah had not been surveyed. group other than commercial Since week. fifth grade, Chris Because the boundaries of town- banks may purchase E and H has studied English like the rest ships and sections must be iden- bonds for treasury ur trust funds of the students in Sweden. Most tified through surveying before or reserves. gjwaai students finish school at 7th the four school sections of each All Utah banks issue bonds '5L or 81,1 gradc but Chris has con- - township can be turned over to as a palrolic public service at . r - !; . the state, title to many sections no cost to the government or! tinued her studies because her had not " s passed to Utah, he U. the Mr. Champ' Your druggist has a college degree standal saving. After ell, he is la fioul is to be a gymnastics S. Bureau of Land Management said. purchaser, 'JLa fr end understands vitamins. When he business for your health, teacher. While attending school conceived and developed a plan recommends one of the McKesson WrgaM Butt tfii'MniM Piu Vitiate here, she is especially enjoying of cadastral surveys to accelBexel Vitamin formulas-- or any of GmwIw ft tUtr tkiUnn. fcssri 11S Double-Rin- g erate the mdmltt cert (cm tkmm $ era a rfi . appropritransferring her American problems class Ceremony the mors than 200 products with ate sections of the state. the McK symbol -- he is giving you and the modern dangc class. Held Products for by (jvR) McKesson Newlyweds As by O. P. DcJulio, the finest quality, often at a sub In Sweden she belonged to chief explained of the engineering division Slaking a home in Salt Lake a track club. The group parti- in the BLM Utah state office, with arc teams other a skeletonized survey plan was track cipates newlyweds, Mr. and Sirs. if y all year round. Another sport devised by which exterior boun- Cornelis (Mike) Dyksman. The censhe enjoyed was skiing. Every daries and the north-soutter line of each affected town- couple was married in a year school was dismissed for ship, together with boundaries double-rinceremony Nov. 4 at one week for a skiing holiday. of the four school sections in Looks as if Chris will be head- each township, were surveyed. the home of the brides (Miss A v.-l- I CR7-598- 1 - CR7-743- 1 6085 Highland Dr. As a result of the savings in Valerie Slunning) parents, Mr. - ing for our slopes soon! and Mrs. G. and realized the time An active member of the ,v by money Sidney Manning, and student council is skeletonized plan, it became pos- 3909 South 2700 East. su...-BnlL WL'aTLM J. iT approximately Parents of the groom arc Amelia Ano, an exchange stud- sible to survey n 5.2 million acres ol public back and forlb along rugged mountainside. Culberson controls flow of seed from sack Sir. and Mrs. Bastiaan Dyksent from San Juan, Argentina. within Utah. Free Prescription Delivery When shes not busying herat sidcc of cockpit, while pilot guidees copter In addition, helicopters were man, 940 Montague Avc. (940 self with student activities, pressed into service to facilitate :oulh). shes usually studying sociol- transportation of survey crews The couple was unattended. inaccessible areas ogy, American problems, or into otherwise and to carry out a program of English. aerial mapping. Back home she assumes the he skeletonized plan and rerole of teacher and instructs lated helicopter operations have 5th and tilli grade students. proved to be very adequate in Since her home is in the rsolving the immediate probwest of Argentina near the lem and obtaining the desired according to Mr Nielson. she naturally results, mountains, Of 419 townships included in Siv on stereo, hi-floves mountain climbing and the skeletonized program, 386 cabinets, needles, etc. RELIABLE Furniture in Sugar House been chosen to liquidate the entire S30,000 stock of Discount Disc, formerly to Audi no the Nercdario reand the have been surveyed takings 59 E. Broadway. a mountain climbers club. maining 33 are scheduled for progWhen the members arc not hik- June 1962. he eight-yea- r for ram will identify 1,46 school ing they are gathering sections, or turn over to the dances and parties. come from whch will augment "Vt v One thing that surprised Ame- the state school funds. Values to $5.98 in Stereo and Hi-lia about American schools was Of the 18 school sections rethat most of the students own maining to be surveyed in 33 Many famous recording artists. Westerns, classics cars. In Agcntinu, most of the townships, 52 arc in the southt. , and pops. Slightly shop worn covers students transport themselves eastern and 56 in the western A few townstate. the of parts to school via the bicycle. 33 ships' scattered throughout Utah ' still will be unsurveyed, Mr Niel, rt Includes artists like Joni James, son pointed out. Under agreeSpecial Service Set ment with Utah offcials, these Edwards, Tommy June Christy, "8 For Thanksgiving The Cadillacs, Andy Williams, townships have a lower prioily SV : Values to $1.99 NOW Brook Benton, Jonah Jones, Jaye rating for surveying because of P. Morgan, etc. Special services on Thanks- their poor utility value at presgiving Day have been announc- ent. hey will be surveyed in ed by First and Second Chur- some future program. ches of Christ, Scientist. 352 East 3rd South and 566 E. South One run finished, pilot turns helicopter for helicopter. Drapcrr buildings are just visible, Temple, respectively, and (he Christ ian Science Society, return run at different elevation. Union partly obscurcrd by smog which blanketed 2605 East 33rd South. Pacific railroad tracks make grarrful curve valley last week. taical mcmtars have invited in valley below and can be seen just below the the public to attend this Thanks-g- i ing service which will be held in the church edifice on Cottonwood Resident, shops in Murray and Sugar at the lime of his death. Nov. 23, at 11 a.m. House. Surxiving arc his widow, four Thursday. Tax Auditor, Dies No collection of any kind is takMr Gustafson was born Mar. sons and a daughter, Carl A. en at this service. A Murray and Sugar House 20, 1903, in Sandy, a son of Carl Jr., Wayne Reid, and lreston businessman died at his Cot- Axel and Anna Carolina Kvist-lier- Knight, all of Holladay: Owen Gustafson. He married Kent, with the U. S. Army in tonwood residence Saturday Airs and Doris Brockhursl causAug. 17, 1929, Germany, of Nov. Ralph natural 11, night, in San Francisco. The marriage (Joyce) Crystal, Sandy. es. Also surviving are four grandCarl Alexander Gustafson, 58, was latr solemnized in the Mesa children and brother and siswas an auditor with the Utah LDS Temple. CANYON lie was a graduate of the Uni- ters. Arthur, Clyde, and Mrs Tax Commission. lie uencd the first Safeway versity of California and had Ethel Kingston, all of Bountiful; RIM stores in San Francisco and Da- taught in Marlines, Calif., Eu- llerlierl, Sail Lake; Mrs Viola CLEANERS ly City, Calif., in 1927. From gene, Ore., and Bonida. Idaho. Stevens. Magna; Mrs Helen Free Sample and Mrs Grace 1953 until 1958 he operated the While residing In Eugene, he Fellows, Superette Market in Murray. In was also a real estate and in- Brooks, Salt Lake. DA8-180- 3 CR7-291- 6 HU Funeral services were con1957 lie entered the clothing surance broker. He was living 2921 East 33rd South business and owned the Desir'ee at 1911 Spring Ln., Cottonwood, ducted Wednesday, Nov. 15. A ( which da-m- il Savings Bond Purchases Show Increase Soapy Baths for House Plants sav-spac- Stal-waic- I receiving-trans- , Survey Program Completed Utah by ten-mont- 1 store knows more than your drug store about VITAMINS Titan No I i r ; . x r. iWZ y is j j . - McKesson Bexel with confldsnce J 41 VvSr A&S0T 4 K. FISHER DRUG h g V , v b Prescripfion Specialists . -- Druggists recommend Liquidation Sale! SAVE ro 85 ON RECORDS i, RECORD ALBUMS 07 Fi j 4 5 Speed Records classical . Qc Mill-cree- g COLDS! Stdmp 'em Out NOW RECORDS aq( |
