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Show 9 I Hite fto Alfalfa Weed Have It? tht ance lor use of heptachlor for alfalfa weevil control in very alfalfa weevil control, land is dry enough to permit early spring. It reads as folspray equipment to operate. Wo lows: expect alfalfa growers in the county to greatly step up their 'Make only one spray or weevil controlp rogram this granular application of four spring. County Agent Melvin ounces of actual heptachlor Burningham says. This expectation is based on the fact that per acre in early spring beboth heptachlor and dieldrin fore n e w grow th exceeds are again registered for use as two inches. Do not harvest sprays by the U.S. Department or graze within 30 days of apof Agriculture. plication." Dr. George F. Knowltorg Utah State University Extension enThe spray treatment. Ising 1 tomologist, has received official or 25 per cent heptachlor pint word of the new U.S. Depart emulsifiabe lconcentate, or 1 ment of Agriculture of clearand 1 3 pints of 18 per cent dieldrin, is the Utah State Uni-- j veristy recommendation. Possi-- i bly some growers are equipped to make a uniform coverage with granules and may desire to try that method. If so, farmers will be interested to learn if that treatment equals he effectiveness obtained by the well established, generally effective spray treatmment. It will soon be time to begin provided - ! In most parts of Utah, alfalfa weevil control will begin as soon as possible provided fields are dry enough to permit power spray equipment to operate. HOOPER, UTAH UINTAH NEWS Do Your Soil Grades Control Spray Approved Dallas Green Friday March 17th. Those preKiwcmis Hold Meet sent were Ellen Stuart, Lillie Ellen Stuart had two of her Hunt, Alma Fernelius, May, Ted Schmidt, J. II. Ilogle InByes sisters spend the week with her Bybee, Tbea Fernelius, Ellen vestment company, spoke to the last week. Urey were Lillie Stoker, Janet Bybee and Beth Roy Kiwanis Club at the OrganWhen people talk to you, they took inotl oftrt at your eyes. Do Fernelius. t window! of moet these izations regular meeting last make the Hunt from Evanstan, Wyo., and you tvannly-lnteresuA direct flenco look et do other? you First, Bohman from Nancy Peterson, rout kttoution is Happy birthday greetings go night. We have many kinds of soils eon do wonders I Ito flattering, tints it shown Richard and Byron Simmons Utah. out this week to Leona Cunhold. On tho other bond, drooping Uds or wondering eyes that bl a duet. ; due to aarious factors such as sang ByMarch Lucetta 21, hopawa; lna March 16th the ningham Thusrday Jroti? condi-do care for t Second, parent material, climatic you Uintah Ward Relief Society bee March 24. Clark Bybee Mar. 7 Do you nsTO them cheeked heavier brows i o n s, by uatuf two pa-til- s vegetation, topography eyes held their anniversary party. 22, Bruce Bybee March 22, rest them occasionally, each year, on brown, on aek.) Bette By bee March 21, Rex and age of the land. Each soil read and work in good light? D Models and actresses use eyt They had a luncheon and proMarch 22, Cheri Kendcll, Price has a life history which can be you wear sunglasses on bright liner to make that eyes took gram. Sixty three ladies were March 19, Kathleen Osmond, winter and summer! If larger. Thie days present. Res-- Q compared to the periods of hu- you have prascriptlon lenses, do March 19, Dale Pearson, March man life youth, maturity and you wear your glasses or do you Alta Peterson entertained 19, Madeline Pringle March 22, Th eCHd Get Together Club Susan Stuart March 24. beautifully, old age with changes continu- squint? do Third, The Jaycees of Clearfield you groom and make but unless a luncheon and bunco on with ously taking place. up your eyas? Eye makeup should done to per- - w Margie Stuart Hatch and her have joined forces with other sharply little for daytime, fectlon, Our soils have been classified vary daughters Mary Ellen and Max- state clubs to present to the more for evening. For daytime, looks arttfi. Evening Service will be held. ine of Bancroft, Idaho, visited a new antidote for home into great soil groups. These Anne Philips of tho Norelco cial for the I1 The Students of Davis High over the weekend with her public use. This universal antidote great soil groups are divided Grooming Bureau suggests just rest of Us. School heard the Utah Symph-oh- mother Ellen Stuart. Lillian Res-is a new produce which into soil series; the series into a bit of vaseline on upper lid and If you ute this trick, save It for Orchestra preform on Tuesend o sheen to lashes Knudson of Brigham has been recommended for use Stuart give and do it delicately. light soil types and these in turn are evening March 14. The Orchestra lashes to grow. Then spent FT id ay pfternooti by the medical association as Evening eyeshadow can be ob- day further subdivided into soil encourage brush your brow's against the vious, but never heavv. Too much led by Maurice Abrayenel as City; and evening with Ellen also. an effective antidote for nearly phases. and makes you look elowniah or one of the best in the nation. grain first, then straight up, all poisons found around tho to finally into place. Use tweesers weary, or both. Apply shadow Geneua Pearson came home home. Soil surveys of more than remove Next Tuesday Evening at from the mavericks which po' with fingertip, does to laihel and the hospital last Thursday. half of our farm land have over the nose and to keep brow The Jaycees are making an carry It a bit bey and the outer Mutual slides are to be shown Bagleys Imoither is effort to make Ues-Jbseph been made by the Division of line clean. corner of eyo. available Eliza Zaugg who will tell famby the with Bagley visiting Discreet use of the tweezer can Soil Survey, USDA, in cooperato all homes. A recent survey With blue eye ...uto about Switzerto recent her trip ily. Mrs. Bagley is from Star showed that tion with state agricultural ex- change the shape of your brows. grey or brown ihadrtw very few homes land. But do as little plucking ss pos Valley, Wyo. ... With brown ue periment stations. In recent sible. The eye had an effective antidote availis line thin shadow green or grey-bl- u years, the Soil Conservation much out orpainfully Sunday evening the ClearfielDarrell Stuart and his wife able. style today. Here are d-North With green eyes . , , use Service has made farm maps 'the brow lines recommended by Davis Stakes Com- Afton and Res-kits may be purchased family of Logan , brown shadow of millions of acres and today experts: bined Priesthood Chorus con in the Clearfield area from his with weekend the spent With grey ayes... ns has full responsibility at the ducted the evening Services. mother Ellen Stuart. Square or oblong faco.,, any member of the Jaycees acblue or green shadow v arched brows national level for carrying out When the North Davis Stake tocording to Johh Crosley, ChairGlen does are and If . . brows peaked . Round and face Phil your eye Myrtle . was divided the members of the basic classification surveys. Clifthe all not nee do shadow over outside eye comer gether, Peterson went to Roosevelt, man of the project. Vaughn Soil maps, showing the types of face . . nearly way to inner comer. A touch of the chorus decided to remain Utah for the weekend .to visit ford, TA 5 4608 or Mr. Crosley, Triangular soil and productivity ratings foundation under and over shad- together. Sunday evening was 5 5411 will be happy to bring a straight brows with some friends. ow blends It in and holds It ia the 175th public preformance Oval face . . . oval brows Res-along with other features, are kit to your home. Booths g Face with place. of the chorus. Since the beginhelpful to individual farmers in bes et up in the comwill also lines . . . brows with flip-u- p Apply mascara (brown for light learning more about their parning oft he organization of the Strokmunity during the next three for black outer by dark) at lashes, edges ticular soils and in planning a week-ends- . chorus Ballard Christiansen has Ordinarily, plucking should be ing upwards. Dont mascara lowsound land management prodone from under edge ; but you er lashes unless they are espe- been tfie conductor and his lovecan curve a straight line by re-- cially pale. Ute a dry brush t ly wife Mary has played the gram. a few hairs at the top of yeparate wet lashes. moving accompanimment for the chor Much has been learned coneach end. Use a pfencll to help you Coguetla Cue: Just for fun.tr) us. Songs sung wete Bless this cerning the physical, chemical shape and to give a thicker look. a new eye shadow eolor for gall House; School Thy Feelings, and biological yellow, amber, jado properties of Never just draw on eyebrows. In- occasion Wondeful Mother of Mine, short, These conversation colors put thd That soils and a great deal of this stead, make feather-ligh- t, Inasmuch as Ye have A talk upward strokes. (You can faka spotlight on you. information is available for Done it Unto the Least of These practical farm use. Was given by Dale Bying-towere the work of Parley Belmember of thechorus, 1 a colleges, agricultural Stale LaVon were Thee the need nap, Every Hour and conservaPropters soil county agents, Edwards and Connie Thurgood Just One Day at a time were tion district supervisors or vocaOn Tuesday evening the MIA the chorus followed by tional teachers will know if a (who did numerous other jobs sung by a Short inspiring talk by Balsoil survey has been made for presented a play written by our too) the Plates were made by lard Christiansen. n Mr. any particular area and will dramma director Beverly Herald Homer, Make up by Ren-oof Do work the urged The play (based on the assist in obtaining and explainChristensen. The scripts for the Lord, Better than we have book of mormon) was entitled, ing maps. the play the programs were ever done. The concluding Through he were younger". typed by Marge Fisher. The FALFAiWEEVII The Reader was Chester song was "May. the Good Lord was very much enjoyed by Bless and play Keep You. Those who participated all those who attended. It was BUY in the drama were Alvin Thur-gooshown twice ortce on Monday Brand Merle Belnap, Dale King, to the Youngsters and on TuesFrom Glen Flint, Lynn Criddle, Jim Vou 'Em Hatch day Evening to those of MIA Arnold Binghani, VPi WASCO It was a great success in Students of the eighth grade Thurgood, Blaine Thurgood, Hugh Twede, age. We Catch 'Em those of fet plaits are under presented an outstanding talent Shidley Eileen Wansgaard, Heptachlor assembly to the student body of Zaugg and Gwen JJohnston. way to present it in of the Lay-toWho in will Wards turn CHEMICAl CO. North Davis Junior High Bud's Best Control The costumes were made by their School. Those p a r t i c ipating play in our ward. present Cleone Caldwell, the Lights and Phone EX 3 8867 were: Sound were taken care of by Next Sunday evening we will 5600 South Roy 2167Wst , have our Fast Ronald Wells with a drum Horace Oleson and Glenn Day Testimonial the Scenery was painetd Meeting as the following Sunsolo, Robin Sandstrom and 2225 SOUTH 5TII EAST Alfalfa ' Seed Spray Kathy Nate dancing an Irish by Ardell Gardner, Barbara day April 2, will be North SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH a Dianna Bennett giving Hunt, lilt, Dorothy Page nd Beverly Davis Stake Conference. In the Ph. HU reading, Priscilla Plischke dan- Montgomery. Stage Properties Evening the Primary Sunday cing the Charleston, Lenora Ford with a piano solo, hula dancer Gerry Groves, Bonnie Gardner with a violin solo. The Natural Look. t Many Different J m&ktxhctii tostuiY men a, mi Clearfield Jaycces Have photo Kits graphs y at down-slopin- j ... n West Point News CONTROL AND Chris-tainse- Mont-goer- CONSERVE n with North Davis News &3EADGATES - especial- ly during a wale; shortage -heodgate your entire irrigav'ith economy, life tion ?; long, trouble-!- , ca Concrete tl- 11 SIZE 8 SIZE 10 :n f- 4 SIZE. OtSf situ ... prKOd . . . . 3.74 4.80 5.60 9prhAtly ifl- ' u Moht-gomer- ALL CONCRETE For positive control CEM - n low Wasatch Ole-son- (ru i i ) 4-76- 61 .37? Natalie Stoker tap dancing, Dixie Dalton's interpretative dance, Sidney Graham giving a harmonica solo, Jeanne Alger, Carol Nelson and Shirley Burnett (third place winners) doing a skit of comparing todays songs and dancing with yesterdays, Lynn Meadows and Linda Wallace (second place winners) doing their tap dance, and first place winner Patty Warren doing an outstanding baton twirling routine. Rf'1 is? 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