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Show THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, PAGE THREE THE SAN JUAN RECORD 1957 30 acres of farmers who have already signed fragments of an ancient vehicle time and they have ninety days gram will not be eligible to mar- acres to grow up to use for wheat and the of ket his wheat, exclusively on the agreements to tan.c part in the any that had been bleaching there on in which to choose the time of farm where Not more 1958 winter wheat Acreage Reto not will produced. "apply t seventy-eightheir provision the bald surface the last trip. 30 acres of wheat may be serve than the farm. With the Program either may not years. abandoning exA farmer who participates in grown on the farm and none of take part In the of the trip on to Slick Rock at Marie Cornwall, teacher of the be wheat sold, 1958 Reserve the bartered, wheat the Blanor may the Class may in Acreage the foot of Gray Mesa, the two Junior Gleaner they emption provision eli- or, exchanged, nor will it be eli- cancel their wheat Acreage Reprofessors left for home from ding ward gave a supper Monday of the Soil Bank will not be with serve agreements before October Little Mountain. The remaining evening for the class in honor of gible to use the provisions of gible for price support. amendChairman Odette explained that 4. seven men with their three jeeps four of her girls, Marrillyn Ste- the THE resolved to go to The Lake, and vens, Patsy Redd, Kay Harris and ment The chairman pointed out set out across the trackless wil- Mary Ann Hurst, who are going that farmers who wish to partiproviscipate in the ing on the Colorado, which was to derness of naked rock and deep away to school. by Albert R. wheat ion cancel their may 61d East an and Gladys P. Lyman sand for trail into have included eight jeeps and son of Acreage Reserve agreements prior John Franklin Fork. seemed doubtful Black, It that Willard R. Guymon celebrate-e- twenty or more men, fell short on could find it, and more Henry and Louise Black, was to October 4, the closing date for his 93rd birthday on the 20th numbers, but on nothing else.Pro-fesso- r they doubtful that they could get by married the 20th in Monticello accepting or canceling 1958 winof this September. His wife celeDavid Miller and the men it to the bottom of the gulch. for a honeymoon to the north, ter wheat Acreage Reserve agreebrated her 86th birthday on the and vehicles he was to bring, Finding what seemed to be the cello, where the ceremony was ments. 18th. He was bom September came with but one jeep, and one ASC Has Answers. place, the president went afoot solemnized at the home of the 20th, 1864, in Fairview, Utah. At man, Professor Hery Webb. out of the rim and looked off. brides parents by Justice C. R. Further information about dethe age of 18 he took his fathers Some of the Blandingites who Seeing that it was impossible, he Christensen. The newlyweds went tails of the exemption sheep over into the country had figured on the trip, found out beckoned frantically for the cars f ora honeymoon to the north, program is available at ASC which later became Huntington, about the last minute that they to come no nearer, but they and expect to return and make county offices. and which for a number of years could not go. The caravan consis- crawled right on towards the their home in Blanding. Just how the new was his home. On the 26th of Sep- ted of four jeeps and nine men. edge, one behind the other. Dr. exemption provision affects partember, 1889, he was married in President Leland Redd was rid- Porter got out and went down On the 30th of, September, the ticipation in the Soil Banks 1958 the Manti temple to Hattie Black. ing with Lynn Lyman; Dr. Norw- to look it over. Dan Perkins got Childrens LDS hospital is to hold Acreage Reserve Program was ( 3i x They have had eleven children, ood Porter with Edward P. Ly- out; Old Man Lyman extricated an orthopedic clinic in Blanding explained by L. A. Odette, Chaireight of whom survive. They have man; Old Man Lyman with his himself from his seat and with for the children. Anyone wishing man of the San Juan County fifty-twseventy-fou- r son Karl and Daniel B. Perkins his mouth like a watch to avail of that will get a ticket Agricultural Stabilization and and in a pickup truck with the jeep his three kinsmen get from the ward primary. great Conservation Committee. five more soon to be. One of their trailing behind. Leaving Blanding down so far on the slope they "A farmer may not take part grand-sonJ. Eugene Ostler, is on the morning of the 18th, they couldnt get back. It was foolish The funeral of Lloyd Nielson in both the 1958 Acreage Reserve exit was terrifying. They moved of Bluff was to be held here Program and the serving the third year of his mis- got through Clay Hill Pass and sion in Brazil. Another, Lamoine down to Greenwater, in Castle at snails pace, now right, now Tuesday noon. The sympathy of emption provision, Mr. Odette Jones, is serving a mission in Cal- Wash in time for dinner, 75 miles left, and sometimes along rock the community goes out to the declared. Under the Acreage Reifornia. Two of their grand-son- s from Blanding. By two oclock so sidling it seemed they would mother, Maggie Nielson, and the serve Program, a farmer agrees to reduce his wheat acreage beare In the service, one in Texas, they had gone over Castle Hill surely turn over. They crawled others of the family. low his allotment, and this of Well Ill the other in Okinawa. to a point east of Little Mountain safely to the bottom, course is directly contrary to the breathed the old miles from Blanding, be damned! The Guymons moved from Em' ninety-onaction farmers are permitted to ery. County to Old Mexico, .and There they left the pickup and man instinctively in a long sigh take under the came from there to Blanding in headed across the country for the of relief, as they shifted gears promiles and waited for their passengers vision. 1911. Having spent his childhood old' crossing, twenty-onon a farm, and later had to do farther on. They followed a dim to climb in. Eligibllty Rules "Producers who take part In with sheep and cattle, and having track over the sand and along Hunting their way down the On the f been on the frontier in Mexico, he paint splotches on the smooth fork, if they came to a perpenexemption proviTry lighter, milder sion, however, and who harvest has been one of the useful builders rock, or they would not have dicular surface, they found a way to the in acres 30 of wheat more six not than around it; if it was just a of Blanding, adapting readily reached the river by 86 Proof Old Crow for use on the farm will be elievery new situation." He is noted evening, having been able to they crawled up it like for always having a good garden, make no more than five miles an a stink bug going up a wall. In Americas favorite bourbon! Under the recently enacted gible to participate in the Acreage Reserve Program for other comand for his desire to have all his hour. They camped near two rude that way they crawled out from exemption legislation, modities such as com, cotton, neighbors 6hare it with' him. dwellings where people had been the gulch over an impossible alKENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY even though rice, and tobacco Aunt Hattie is known and loved living; their chickens were still pitch, steep and high, and headed farmers whose wheat acreage SB PROOF tofor another pitch as bad or worse lotment is less than 30 acres may their wheat acreage allotment for her skill in crocheting and there, and their melons and 100 Proof Bottled in Bond into Lake Gulch, down which grow up to 30 acres of wheat for may be exceeded. available as usual embroidering, and for the dainty matoes ripe. the As authorized by recent legisnew visited brides, the for has Next morning they they fought their way through use exclusively on the farm gifts she provision old crossing, famous for the tra- jungles of trees and brush, and where produced and still not be lation, the and the new babies. gedy enacted there in October, along braided tangles of roots liable for marketing quota pen- permits a farmer whose wheat DISTRIBUTED BY NAT.DIST.PROD.CORP, OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO., FRANKFORT, We have been trying to remem- 1881, when Joseph A. Lyman was over hidden holes in the bottom alties, E. Ray Lyman, Chairman acreage allotment is less than 30 hiding be- of the wash. ber a school season in Blanding shot by of the State Agricultural Stabiliin a tent in the fall of 1907, when hind a rock on the brow of the They came to the aged black zation and Conservation Commitsince that first school opened opposite cliff. The two professors willow where Old Man Lyman tee, said Thursday. there was enough room for the Miller and Webb inflated their made his camp 66 years before, The new provision will apply children. With the building of this rubber boat and paddled across, its melancholy skeleton now to 1958 and future crops; it does latest school house, some folks the rest of the outfit had to do reaching up from a maze of half- not apply to the 1957 and prior to dead branches matted together indulged the hope that for once lot of exploring, and It was wheat crops. there would be room enough. wards eleven when they got up with vines and weeds. They lookTo be eligible to grow up to a jun- the 30 acres of wheat without another thought over the gravel shelves and star- ed into the deep had They ted towards Little Mountain gle. of, blftck . willows and cotton- penalty, producers must sign an coming.' Some of the a to hunt is intention condition the crowded woods, and followed down to the application had been think our showing the intennoon, at but so of Slick Rock; many influx the gorge made by ded disposition of the wheat road due Jo up one of the water of the lake as it escaped people; that has of course agg- on a hot, bare sandstone, before the planting time and into the Colorado River. went wrong, the but ravated the condition, on the farm or October 15, 1957, Lynns wheels for whichever is later. The applicashortage of room is chronic. The the outfit stopped an hour the kids have always been a little dinner while he Heading from Blanding for the tion must be approved by the oper- ball bearings, but didn't have BYU are Gordon Lyman, Phillip ASC county offices soon. ahead of the hard Palmer, Tommy Keel, Bruce Har Limits Explained ations, and the funds at hand for faith in the wheel for the Mesa. of foot Fray and the to vey, Jimmy Winters, Arvid Black, teachers getting trip If a producer signs up for the employing enchanted Gary Shumway, Duane Bayles, They came to the equipment. exemption provision, and took Ron Olsen, Boyd Helquist, Bruce under Old Wagon, the law the entire crop of place of The other Shumway, Bonnie Harvey, Mar- wheat must be used on the farm That excursion to Halls Cross pictures of an iron tire and rillyn Stevens, Mary Ann Hurst, where produced for seed, human Kay Harris, Patsy Redd and Bob food or livestock and poultry Jones. Iva Loo Shumway and Na- feed. Not more than 30 acres of talie Nielson are going to the wheat may be grown on the farm, school in St. George. Gary Guy- and none of the wheat may be mon, Tracy Redd and Kleston sold, bartered, or exchanged, nor Laws are to attend the Univer- will it be eligible for price supthis $832,072 In 1956, this companys taxes in Utah totaled $1,188,440. Of sity of Utah. Paul Brown is go- port. or enough to cover coat for educating 3,328 students school for purposes went U. at directly to Utah State Logan. The livestock or poultry fed ing on the basis of $250 per pupil, as reported by the Utah State Board of Education. must be owned by the producer, Remainder of $356,368 went for state, county and municipal government purposes. Monday evening a party was or subsequent owner or operator A significant item, $46,541 for roads! given in the Amusement Hall of the farm. It may not be rehonoring Howard Hurst, recently moved to another farm for any When bills pile vp, he released as president of the Stake purpose. knows that the smart Old Ruling Exists. Mission, to be succeeded by Glen move is to pay them all A. Shumway. Mr. explained that the Lyman loan off via a effect under past in provision here that he can y Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Black programs permitting producers in monthly installments. recently made a deposit with the to market wheat without penalty Beehive Security, and received where harvestings are 15 acres a ticket which, according to the or less regardless of the size of rules of the company are put at the Wheat allotment will still be certain intervals in a hat and a available to producers on farms When a financial emernumber drawn to receive a free which are not participating in the gency arises, he knows in wages to its 6,000 employees. trip of three days with all expen- feed wheat exemption provisions. During 1956 thia company paid a total of $33,910,229 where to get the ready totaled services who and $12,663,671, most ses paid to the swanky . Its purchases of commodities However, any producer cash to meet it: here! hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada. does participate in the Theirs was the lucky number this exemption provision of the pro 15-ac- re . . . gamboling around . feed-whe- at BLANDING 30-ac- OBSERVER feed-whe- feed-whe- IL d Ssp&ts superb quatitu has tna&e it feed-whe- Americas feed-whe- preferred bourbon! o grand-childre- half-moo- grand-cfiildre- n jeep-craz- y s, feed-whe- e Ruling Released e Wheat Crop slant-indicla- r, feed-whe- eed-whe- Acreaae for '58 feed-whe- ( feed-whe- horse-thieve- s lake-be- wjw d, new-come- , ot 1958-cro- p school-buildin- g feed-whe- support your schools and government? He knows answers low-co- , st re-pa- ...support your economy? feed-whe- yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy He knows that a steady job and his signature are all it takes to get a loan here . . . promptly! BT nr And be also knows rf To Anyone Interested that the easiest, most (convenient way to do his banking is by mail. r If yon want to do yonr banking the safe and sure way, ask about our bank by mall" plan In Meeting With The Church of Christ in Blanding Dove Creek State Bank Dove Creek, Colo. Member F.D.I.C. Call ...and plant is completely financed and maintained This companys entire subsidized ... it asks for no not is ... it itself the company by serve to is . . . its sole objective you! ar free-loa- WHO? Your Own Home Railroad . . . and its a pleasure, neighbor! Our great American system of free enterprise is based on independence . . . freedom . . . and selling in an open, competitive market. The Rio Grande is proud to be your to warrant your support. fellow citizen, and pledges continued dependable transportation service DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD Routs of Ths 3176 or 2207 Ths M lfc. lf Vists-Do- Vlsts-Do- hi Ik. kM . . . Dv. h nHy Ik III wklck lk.y'r. pr..ring. Wafck Mrt n PAYS ITS OWN WAY, TOO! CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR ROYAL GORGE Ths Vists-Do- Ths PROSPECTOR COLORADO EAGLE |