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Show -- 1 j ) i I 1 1 HOLLADAY NEWS NOTES BY MARY GAIL STARK REVIEW, Utah State Prof Suggests Tactics Spring Clean-U- p With the anticipation of the home-owne- rs spring season most are somewhat apprehensive about the yard work up a seed bed and plant lawn, formed by a versatile magiand then use the lot as a play cian. area for neighborhood younGeological Society gsters or simply to enhance the beauty of the surroundings. 5230 Lowell S. Hilpert, Boy scouts or other youth or Wander was elected Lane, adult groups could plant poof the Utah Geolotatoes, corn or some other president at the annual Society gical crop as a community or money society meeting held at the making project. University Club. Flowers or other attractive Mr. Hilpert, who succeeds ground cover could be planted. Russell Anderson of Kennecott Dr. Stark also advises using will Copper Corporation, diquat, dinitro, fuel oil or serve as the during president some other contact spray that 1966 Mr. Roland B. year. leaves no toxic residue in elected vice Mulchay was soil and is not hazardous to deMr. Hilpresident succeeding to kill sirable plants nearby R. Buss was Walter M pert, out weeds in the spring and named secretary-treasure- r. throughout the summer. CouncUmen for two-ye- ar terms are Robert E.Cohenour, Children's Party Wilbur H. Smith andChauncey Children and grandchildren Thornberg. Mr. Hilpert, is with the of Elk members literally took of Resources Research branch over the Elks Lodge on Satand is geologist in charge of 1:30 19, p.m,, the local urday, February of the geologic and received the red carpet division ofoffice U. S. Geological the treatment at a special party in observance of Washingtons Survey. new low growing, He was graduated from the drouth tolerant grass Birthday. of Washington in University The party consisted of a 1937 with a that is not attractive to livedegree in Geology stock. Sodar stays green over dance program under the dirand did graduate work at the a long period and does not ection of Vi Jensens Dance University of Washington and carrequire irrigation or mowing. Studio, a cartoon movie the University of California. If water is available, work nival. and clever tricks oer- Relief Society Dr. Arvil L. Stark, Utah State University Extension Services, Logan, has compiled suggestions on what to do with facing them in order to put unused back yards and vacant . their grounds back in shape lots. He first suggests revolving after the ravages of winter. This is the time of year to accumulated trash and other start thinking about cleaning unsightly materials, grading up the homestead and making where necessary to make a smooth enough to plans even though it is a bit surface and then mowing in too early to do any actual work. mow, the spring and at intervals A suburban type of comthroughout the summer (3 to munity such as ours where vacant lots and wide open 4 times) as the grass evenspaces are prevalent presents tually covers the mowed area. a problem in knowing what to Dr. Stark suggests, using a . do with them so they appear community mower and chargpleasing to the eye and also ing the owners for the serserve a purpose. vice, or insisting that the owner keep the weeds mowed ;t Because most individuals are at a loss to know what to do down himself. Or the vacant lot could be with the vacant areas, they are left as is and used as a catch- -. used to pasture sheep, cows, all for neighborhood trash and horses, where permiss-abl- e, by plowing and planting t and debris. They soon become : an ugly nuisance and a fire a suitable pasture mixture. For less work, plant Sodar ; hazard when covered with ; weeds and the collection of grass in the fall. This is a trash. ing These situations, found jacent to homes and business ; buildings, depreciate the value of properties and spoil the i general appearance of the : community. ad- -: United Fund Elects President A Laury W. Cracroft, Hemen-wa- y and Moser Company, was recently elected president of the Salt Lake Area United Fund. Named vice presidents were Robert L. Simpson; Mrs. Kenneth W. Yeates; Hugh Bodam, Operating Engineers Local 3; Richard G. Sailor, Hercules Powder Company; James E. Petersen, Kennecott Copper; and Dr. Richard J. Nelson, Salt Lake Board of Health. Louis S. Leatham will serve as Treasurer and William L. Fields will continue as Executive Director. Mr. Cracroft succeedsJohn H. Klas of Continental Bank and Trust Company. One of Mr. Klas final acts as president was to present each of his officers with an official A r V m Mr. Cracroft 2 The Winder Stake Relief Society Board held a monthly leadership meeting on Friday, United Fund "Good Guy" figFebruary 18, 10:00 a.m., at urine. the Stake House, 4440 South A special award was alow 1500 East. The general assembly was presented to Paul J. Meier, chairman of the Union Pacific conducted by Mrs. Ray Free, Railroad Company fund drive Stake Relief Society President lor the tremendous increase who discussed the forthcoming over the drive a year ago. Relief Society birthday anniversary on March 17. Following the general assembly meeting, the ward leaders met with stake teachers at departmental meetings where they received instruction cm lesson material and discussed plans for the coming month. Mrs. Free was assisted by NOW OPEN Mrs. Raymond Jones and Mrs, Gunnar Larson, counselors. Musical numbers were proAND FURNISHINGS MEN $ CLOTHING vided by Winder Fourth Ward 5600 south 900 east members. between thrift city & mayfair (fiambrip.Ltd. mzm bo ITGtlEAY COMBINATION! GE WASHER WITH MINI- BASKET " f" JOSE FERRER OEDIPUS REX with Grace Coppin "The Mightiest Play of all Time Plays February 24 Thru March 5 Newly elected officers of the Utah Association of Nurserymen are Elmer Knowles, first vice president; PaulH. Eugh, president; and George Hoar, second vice president. Pioneer Daughters Set Meet South Salt Lake County Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Monday, February 28, at 10 A.M. in the Murray City Office Building, 5461 South State Street All camp captains, officers and other interested members are invited to attend. A new D.U.P. camp was organized February 15 in Kearns during a meeting at the home of Mrs. Doras Martindale. 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