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Show Tremonion. THE LEADER. Thursday. Augusl 20. 1953 f West Box Elder SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT h Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Nish and weeks at the Steed Estep home. the past two weeks visiting water. The stream was split especially important in the West Mrs Ma urine Brockman of relatives in Ogden. with each individual getting a Box Elder District. A tour has (daughter JoAnn were in Salt Miss June Mason of Salt Lake Lake to discuss grass City Tuesday. separate stream until late in been organized Garland spent two days with 11a Archibald is spending the identificatspent the weekend visiting; City seldom which grass happened management, July her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lionel her parents, the Lionel Masons. before. Lou llirschi said that ion and improvements practices. week with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Mason. Hess in conOgden. of soil the The he has been able to get the Supervisors Visitors at the Jess Lamb ELDA ROBERTS FETE II water over his ground better servation districe urge all ranMONTE REYNOLDS Mrs. Elda Roberts, who was HOME ON LEAVE home to be present. This probduring the week have than he can ever remember and chers Monte Reynolds, who is statthat he can see no difference lem is of vital interest to every- been. Mrs. LaMont Lamb and recently married, was guest of in the size of the stream in the one in West Box Elder. The son of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. honor at a shower and farewell ioned at the Naval Air Station afternoon like he did before tour will stare at the Park Val-la- y Lorin John of Portage, Mr. and party Friday at the home of in San Diego, is home on a 30 store, Friday, Sept. 4 at 1:30 Mrs. Stewart Cornwall and son her mother, Mrs. Maud Lamb. day leave. Monte is a son of the pipeline. This indicates that there must have been a large p.m. Range improvement pract- of Blue Creek and Mr. and Mrs. The afternoon was .pent in Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds. Jack Hess and sons. playing games and dainty re- evaporation loss as well as seep- ices have been included in all dauMrs. were served. She freshments Lamb Vernon and age loss before the pipeline. conservation plans drawn up in visitchildren her with week the have moved VACATION IN CALIFORNIA past spent ghter We district. This project has already proven SamMr. and Mrs. Frank Steveas to of Mrs. to make Lambs parents their home, ing Ogden itself and the water users are DAVE MANN Mr. Mrs. Max Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shum-wa- y her husband and and Idaho while Kunzler aria, already reckoning time as so Dave Mann of the Utah Far was in Idaho. Park were of are spending this week in weekend Sublett, Valley working many days or years B.P. (before mer made a trip through the Mr. and Mrs. Max Estep of guests of the Gordner Udy's. San Francisco on a vacation will figprobably pipeline) and district with me the first of a few Miss Sonja Pearson lias spent trip. ure time as A.P. (after pipeline) July. He became very enthus-asti- c Malad, Idaho are spending Look for the story on this proabout many of the conject in the "Utah Farmer". On servation practices and farming July 1 the stockholders wives and ranching progress that is put on a big feed for everyone being made by many of the present at the water turn in ranchers. He made notes and celebration. Representatives no doubt some mention will be were present from the State fade in future issues (if the Utah Water and Power Board, Pro- Farmer on some of the pro duction Marketing Administratgrams which impressed him ion, Utah Farmer, and Soil Con- most. One of the first items will servation Service. be the Fisher Creek pipeline. GRASS TOUR Others which he saw were: Felman- - Oman- - Spencer Three supervisors and one (1) a to made the of .Kelton. cooperator pump irrigation north trip . n w arounon fcSenmore Jand utilization rtoss tit ana sons project on May 28th. Ray Firth, pump irrigation project (3) Earl Fowles, Reese Warburton Bill contour and Ross Warburton and Soil irrigation system. Conservation District supervisors from Blacksmith Fork and Northern Utah Soil Conservation Districts with Lamar Mason LaVon Nish and two or three others from the Soil Conservation Service made this tour. This project is resettlement land now administered by the Soil Conservation Service. A large amount of reseeding of Ila Rae Estep, ten year old crested wheatgrass, intermediate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steed wheatgrass, tall wheatgrass, and Estep was taken to the Valley stiffhair wheatgrass has been Hospital Tuesday where she had done. Different rates of grazing her appendix removed. She is and systems of continuous and recovering satisfactory at this deferred and rotation grazing writing. have been practiced. The proper Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hughes of stocking on theas pastures seems Tooele were Saturday overto be 2 acres per cow per month. night guests of the Jay Hess'es The animals are on the pastures Sunday morning they all went 2 months-Maand June. They to Logan canyon where they are weighed on and off and enjoyed breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. covtheir now familiar "double-clinchRemember the last time you took a can have gained an average of 3 Jay Hess and family then went to fresh little of with a stirred it and ers, during shipping keep paint up paint pounds per day per animal dur- to Reese Park in Brigham City and storage, until you are ready to use it. imagination and some brushwork? ing 2 or 3 of the seven years where they met Mr. and Mrs. We'll bet it gave you a different slant New plants and whole new industries they have been on the pastures. Ervin Hess and enjoyed the day on life, whether it brightened a part of .They have never gained less with the Udy family at a reunwere able to get started when Canco than 2 pounds per day since ion. d your house or gave a child's toy a developed the right container for Mrs. Effie Estep and Mrs. 1943. This proves the value of colorful look. new meant ind This paints. improved pastures to the live- Lizzie Hess were in Ogden better jobs, and a higher level of proslife brighter and To make help your were and dinner stock industry and the import- Monday guests easier today's paints come in every perity for us all. ance of good grass management of the George Youngmans. rainbow. Best of hue of the and tint all, Yes, by making better cans not practices such as proper stock- CLASS ENJOYED the modern miracle paints come to you only for paints but for just about everying and deferred and rotation SALT LAKE TRIP ready to use. grazing. The calf crop has been thing you can think of Canco has The Primary Children accom100 been able to help all Americans eat every year but one in panied by their teachers and parAmerica's paint industry and the the 10 years since grazing began ents spent Thursday in Salt American Can Company virtually grew better, live better and work better. on these pastures. What has been Lake City where they visited up together. We can be proud of such teamwork bedone in Tooele County can be the Childrens Primary Hospital, forout worked tween our people and our business enThe paint companies done with just as much success the Temple grounds, monument do d for mulas that paints terprises. That's what makes America in a large part of tthe West and other points of interest. have in a satisfying country to live and about such special job you Box Elder District. any just Bishop and Mrs. Oleen Joseph-soCanco in. And it promises a future mind. work Meanwhile, developed were in Salt Lake City MonPIPLINES GAINING as paint" for us all. with containers, practical "bright where witnessed the IN POPULARITY day they of a Temple marriage nephew Probably as a district result of Mrs. Josephson, Darrell Call of completion of the Fisher of Malad, Idaho and Phyllis Fox Creek Pipeline and it's successful operation interest is increas- of Lehi. They attended a receptCONTAINERS . . . to help people live better ion at the home of the bride in n ing in additional piplines. same Lehi that evening. Cook and Lamar Mason of the S.C.S. are surveying and investigating proposed pipelines for Kempton Brothers at Clear Creek and Delbert Warburton south of Lucin. Several other water companies have initial agreement forms which they may sign requesting assistance in pipeline investigations. CONSERVATION PLANNING Considerable time has been spent on soil surveys and conservation planning during the past two months. Soil surveys have been completed on the irrigated lands on the following ranchs. Joseph Palmer, Gordon Carter, L. G. Carter, Calvin Larson, Jess James, and Ray Carter. The conservation basic plan has been completed on Gordon Carter's ranch with him. The others are in an advance stage and will be completed within the next month. These plans will include the conservation practices which the rancher plans to accomplish in the future for improvement of his property, to prevent soil erosion, and improve and maintain the production of his unit. Recom mendations made to the rancher by the ranch planner are based on soil surveys and consider the use of each acre for the type of production it ;s most capable Think CMC's Truck Hydra-Mati- c Drive is a abolishes clutch maintenance and replacement and treatment according to its be for good the could further luxury? Nothing jacts! jront needs. Most of the plannng is HYDRA-MATITRUCK SAVES GAS because it See us about a CMC with Truck Hydra-Mati- c being done in the Park Valley insures in peak efficiency power application at all today. area since the east half of the needs-becau- se It it frees times. cuts repair StanJarJ equipment on Package Delrvtry model optional at moJeram district is the only area for It extra cost on IS other mo Jell. axle and drive line from strain. rear engine, which aeral photographs arc available for mapping. ' NEWS COLUMN On July 1 water was turned into the Fisher Creek Pipeline. It measured 10 cubic feet per second but has dropped since then. As far as we can determine every stockholder is very happy with it. Every drop of water Ol that flows to the mouth of the canyon is now reaching the thirsty acres below. The water users are already talking a third cutting of hay. 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