Show july 2 topaz times 1943 1945 0n HONOR ROLL vide adequate future food this pa- for this center per salutes the following al division crop agricultur- products taneo hase kumataro To kasaburo dowke yoshitomo honda tamotsu maruyama konda yokichi cokic hi seijiro tomejiro chye senichiro magoichi kiyoji suzuki tsunetaro CA RM PROGRAM CHIEF RA IFARM TI CO URGES cooperation OPERATION hoshichi YOUTHS WAVED WANTED FOR FARM WORK high school students over 14 years old are to wanted immediately work part time mornings on the farm according to alden S adams head of vocational agricul- ture 44 rinzo omi and cattle hakaru oda No seka joseka PROVO CAMP arid Kazuo tractor drivers tatsuo hatanaka Masu masakuni kuni kitani george shigeaki kuwahara soga tsugio masao and hirao beets last week according 0 alden S adams teacher kimata volunteers and to the hundreds of volunteers who helped in the plantings including the following divisions welfare landscape administration public works block managers community need ployment students activities and high BARLEY five em- I hope that case stated program food co with will be coordinated all the centers the other that an adequate ied so var- can be provided menu will vill and this winter our nation be faced with the worst food shortage in its history although topaz may not rank high in the production of vegetables and fruits this city has the op opportunity of caring and feeding of more livestock than many of the centers by su supplying beef to topaz will other centers become just as essential over all food proto the overall gram of the any as center tl case stressed plying FARM a- hens the a nucleus of chick raising got get industry in topaz to maintain these freshly everywhere we saw the plen planted ted crops that the vol- irrigation ditches intrifrom unteers and regular farm- cately interwoven georgo field to field mccolm ers so ably sot the mccolm said as ho he drove us stated that all on a tour of the project grounds had to be surveyed pdt and tested and ditches put farms yesterday maximum to assure the in what proved to bo in quite a revelation and a efficiency of the soil earsurprise we viewed the tre- ly in the spring the vol- vailable help wo we can Wai dens mendous changos clianges that had enterprises fire wardens garage appointed staff been made since our arrivocational agriculture stu- val last september inmess management dents stead of the drab barren we saw rows on internal security educa- wasteland wo tion department hospital rows of freshly planted community culture division case arrived monday and conferred with the farm leaders of topaz at a spe- laying kiyoshi kimoto well agri- of the over overall all REPORTER VISITS by with the agricultural program said william M case hoad 1 summer kano should co onerato he outlined of other centers sprouts shin on shimppon mycah the people of topaz to have wholesome food on the tables they which time the programs STUDENTS ASSIST DELTA FARMERS genswine bob asano the vocational agriculichi hoshiga kenji mayeda ture students of the topaz high school worked on milhatsuki shigeru sigh shigeru As aa ajima Asaji lard county farms thinning and if expect cial meeting at FOR fok LEAVE A total of 44 persons ro fusajiro tomiweek matsu james this left provo for farm yana twenty four yamada da hideo shigeichi work at tuesday while 20 kohei yoshida left yoshino others left yesterday aftryoji takeo geo goo ernoon vernon ichisaka according to the george relocation office many dep artees of the deportees koichi nakano arthur oka were recent graduates or and motoki kudo poultry boho mayeda 18 year old students of koji murata the topaz high school who takeo george ord omi henry will work there during the Ri kiemon bean 5 1 and uA tiring for their untiring pr 0 unselfish selfish efforts to pro- members of the page vegetables unteers and regular farmers have worked unselfish- ly and past gram steadily for the assuring a suc farm Dl planting pro- weeks it would be disgrace to a shams sham and see these a alfalfa field which is to newly planted vegetables provide enough food feed for die duo to lack of farm of our cattle which in turn labor school hundred acres barley growing in section mccolm pointed out the now is the time for will be roast beef for the on an are considered one of residents later all good men we tocanhelp toeat so we the best in the delta area farms the in another section by george mccolm try coops morrow concluded the aspoultry associ- saw some ppul ate agronomist that will eventually house sociate agronomist 24 |