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Show Thursday. January 21. THE LEADER, Tremonton. Utah 19S4 Social Security Marks 18th Year This month marks the begine ning of the 18th year of and survivors insurance. Social Security, according to Wesley F. Watson, field representative of the Ogden social security office. "There are many Tremonton residents receiving social secur-- J ity benefits, benefits which they have bought and paid for. For some of them, social security payments are their only source of income." Mr. Watson will visit Tremonton on Thursday, Jan. 28. 1954. He will be at the office of the Utah Power and Light 2 car Company at p.m. old-ag- ured in Union Pacific's agricultural which stops here next Tuesday. U.P. DAIRY TRAIN Demonstrations, films and talks on dairy problems will be feat- - Farm Bureau Plans Talent Search U.P. Dairy Show Car County loaders of the Associated Women of the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation met Friday, Jan. 8 and discussed farm bureau policies. County president and vice president, Secretary and exe cutive board members met at the State Farm bureau offices: under the direction of Mrs Grant Larsen, Spanish Fork, 'State president. Also on the program was discussion of means by which the women's group could best aid the Farm Bureau program this year. Plans were outlined for con ducting this year's state talent find contest among Farm Bur eau members. Contest winners will compete for national honors next Dec. ember at the American Farm Bureau Federation Convention in New York. Those attending were Sarah K. Garfield, Gertrude Iverson, and Rebecca Mortenscn. Stops Here Tuesday Bears Drop Two Sports Tills To in Efficiency recognition rally for all leaders, parents, and friends of Scouting of the Lake Bonneville Council will be staged Sunday, Jan. 31, at 2 p.m. in the Ogden High School auditorium, Council President Rulon P. Peterson, announced today. It will be the Council's ofto the observance ficial kick-of- f of the 44th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America and will set the stage for Boy Scout Week activities February 7 13. through February A The Brigham Young Universe, of Brigham Young University, has again captured honors in competition with college newspapers across the nation. The Universe received first class honor rating for semi- weekly or college newspapers. The award was made for the sementer includ ing half of the winter and spring quarters of 1952-5Ralph Jack, formerly of Provn now teaching in Snowflake, Ariz., was the editor during this period. The present editor is Dave Forsyth, Spring Canyon. Other ratings which havp been won by the Universe were ratings. 1948-4individual medley. The edited by Ken Pace. Provo: and fall and spring semesters loss in the line-u- p of Dal Kent, both1950-51 of under the editorveteran backstroke artist, weakof Lorry Rytting, ship ened the Bear River squad. 43-3- 3 the Utah Crop Improvement Association will be held Friday, Jan. 22, at the Hotel I'tah in Salt Lake City. General meetings will begin at 10.00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. with a banquet, that evening It is hoped that all pure seed growers of the county will find the time to attend these meetings as some very vital information will be given out. The key speaker at the meetings will be Dr. F. L. Garber, Professor of Agronomy at the University of Wisconsin, who is an international figure in alfalfa research. Conference In topics c'ude new alfalfa varities, the national seed program, control of weeds and grassand es, insect control, spraying techniques. hall. HENRIE BABY student newspaper M. I. A. Will Sponsor Snow Flake DANCE Sat., Jan. 23rd IMPROVING 42 Dianne Henrie, months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Henrie, who was in critical condition last week, was expected home from the hospital Thursday, very much improved. She had been treated in an Ogden hospital. GOOD ORCHESTRA EVERYONE IS INVITED TO COME FORGET DON T YOUR ANNUAL deere day J Mrs. You make THATCHER WARD present Tremonton Third Ward's bishopric will sponsor a party for all married couples c? th'? MOMS MODEL FOR ward next Thursday, Jan. 2?1, at 8 p.m. in the ward recreation DAUGHTERS TESTS Remey's Contest Honors North Cache wrestlers topped Bear River's matmen In a dual meet staged between the two clubs Thursday Jan. 7. Coach "Tuff" pnfond's groan-rr- s turned in good performances but were not able to muster the needed pins and decisions to annex the meet. For the Bear River squad Sherril Silvester, junior, and Lynn Bowen, freshman, both turned in pins. In a swim fest held the sime day Bear River aquamen dropped a tank meet to Logan. Paul King, senior letterman, turned in vicitories in the d breast stroke and the 120-ya- Mrs. R. G. Woodhead announces a meeting of the North Box Elder County Council PTA to to be held Thursday evening at j7;30 at the McKinley school gymnasium. All local officers and school principals are urged to be of WEDNESDAY, JANUAI1Y 27"' EQUIPMENT ON DISPLAY AT THE STORE. PROGRAM AT LIBERTY THEATRE. 2:00 P.M. stud-eent- Recognition Rally Starts Scout Week RYU Taper Wins No. Cache, Logan PARTY FOR MARRIED COUPLES The annual meeting PTA COUNCIL MEETING Elmer Woodruff of All couples of the ward are Dairy Production" is the theme Tremonton East and Mrs. invited to attsnd. A program of this year's car. Leola Nelson of Three authorities from the and other entertainment has acted as models for Tremonton their dauUtah State Agricultural College been arranged, officers said. in costests final ghters during will be on hand to discuss imclasses in Lake Salt metology portant phases of dairying. DIAN City Monday. NELSON WINS With them will be Wesley D. The girls, Phyllis Woodruff Soulier, UP agricultural agent BEAUTICIAN POST and Dian Nelson, are both s in charge of the car. Professor Vocatat Aria Lake Salt Dian Nelson, daughter of Mrs. ional School. George B. Caine, Extension of Tremonton, has dairyman and head of the USAC Leola Nelson a as a beautiaccepted position review will Dairy Department, the dairy outlook for 1954 and cian at the Paris Beauty Salon JUNIOR COLLEGE ISUE in Salt Lake City. efficient production. SET FOR MIA CLASS Dian is a graduate of Bear George Q. Bateman, superin- River high school and will gradKleon Kerr will discuss the tendent of the dairy experiment uate this month from Salt Lake Junior College issue in the farm at the college, will des- Area Vocational School, where Special Interest Class at Trecribe the latest developments in she has been studying monton Second Ward MIA Tuespasture and feeding research. day at 7:30. of field diseases the Covering in dairy cattle will be Dr. Wayne Binns.head of the USAC Veterinary Science Department. Two meetings are scheduled for the Tremontoon stop Tuesday, Jan. 26. Vocational agri culture students from Bear River High Schol will attend a session at 11 a.m. and a 1:00 p. m. meeting will be open to Young Farmers, Veteran trainees, other practicing dairymen and the general public. The car will be at the local Union Pacific Railroad Station. Local dairymen are invited to attend the 1954 sessions of the Union Pacific Agricultural Improvement Car in Tremonton Jan. 26. 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