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Show 'GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1851 '.JOE BEAVER" By Ed Nofziget 7 Forest Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture "I .i'i face it, gents wood it as essential to America as steel. W.' ' I ... - f .... .1.. ii coal we've sot to use our forests wisely. 'vnSOR. TIMP VIEW jIEBUILDERS HOLD jiMVAL UUUiUAX jxty Horabuilders of the ri'dsor and Timp View ward varies held a "Carnival Hol-f Hol-f last week at the home of ae Wiley. Two stake visitors "represent at the affair. The -es were led by Dorothy jding and refreshments were ived from aconcession stand. i Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Peters '& daughters, Janice, Susan, iiie and Salley enjoyed a vac-jd vac-jd at Fish Lake last week. 2GHEST PRICES I id for your dead or useless' ifflik Call collect, Utah J :di ind Tallow. Lehi 216-W TIMP VIEW Nina L. Jones 0670 Jl The program at sacrament meeting Sunday evening will be presented by the Carl Murdock family. All ward members are urged to assist in the harvesting of tomatoes at the welfare farm. Approximately 15 Homebuild-ers Homebuild-ers and Trailbuilders of the ward Primray sang at stake conference con-ference Sunday. A group of Primary workers helped with the weeding at the stake farm last week. David Kirkwood celebrated celebrat-ed his fifth birthday on Monday. He is the son of Fern Kirkwood. 0. K. FOLKS! Good assortment of 17, 18, 1'. 20, 21 inch truck tires and passenger tires. Expert Tire Recapping OK Rubber Welders 8lh South and State Street Orem, Utah A new kind of sandwich that your Party Line neighbors will love... Between any two telephone calls on your party line.,6, slip one small slice of TIME Wis delightful mgreJi'enf can be used in various woys-perfiapt woys-perfiapt fo wash out a pair of nylons, lo water the plants, or merely to fate 25 deep breaths. Garnish with a sprinkling of consideration for others on the line. Serve at any hour... particularly when others want to use their telephones. We guarantee that sandwiching a little TIME between your calls will make you extremely Popular with your party line neighbors. Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Company GENEVA Mrs. Moon 3 Conducted by j Beth Moon Geneva residents are invited to call 0581-R1 wilh personal items and other oth-er newt. llllp BUILD YOUR FUTURE IN UTAH VALLEY year will feature in potted house Ward members returned from the annual Youth Trip Friday evening after spending five days at Zion's and Bryce and Navajo Lake. They stopped in Scipio to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Robinson who have been married 76 years. The group in cluded Bishop and Mrs. C Wil- fcrd Larsen, David Eagar, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Guymon, Luzon Crosby, Margaret Johnson, Al-verda Al-verda Carson, Beth Foutin, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Harker, Frankie Healy, Darlene Peay, Maxine Moon, Shirlee Adams, Reva Workman, LaDean Peay, Carol Palmer, Gwendona Pierce, Helen Hel-en Maycock, Glenda Brown, Carma Harris, LaWana Petten, Diane Adams, Kleah Rowley, Reba Benson, Teddy Ann Roh bock, Joyce Christian, Gay Foth-eringham, Foth-eringham, Bonnie Shepherd, Marilyn Crosby, Laura Tolman, Verla Terry, Jolene Farley, Nancy Smith, Phyllis Wentz, Joy Fotheringham, Carol Jean Mel-drum, Mel-drum, Jeanine Bench, Gweneth Adams, LaRae Jacobson, Karen Peterson, Lois Jensen, Ann Clayton, Rosalie Ellison, Marilyn Mari-lyn Crosby, Richard Gappmay-er, Gappmay-er, Gary Littlefield, Gordon Harker, Merlin Rowley, Myles J u d d, Hal Stapley, Gerald Coombs, Evan Crosby, Jan Peterson, Pet-erson, Greg Farley, Rex Clay ton, Raymond Finch, Shirl Finch, Arthur North, Dee Car son, Wayne Shepherd, Richie Benson and Shir! Rowley. Ycungsters wanting to be baptized next Sunday should contact Bishop Larsen. Bettye Taylor, Primary chor ister and a group of Primary children from the ward participated partici-pated in the chorus that sang at conference Sunday morning. One of the finest examples if what may be accomplished by hard work and mutual cooperation cooperat-ion will be manifested on Aug 25th. This is the day designated by the people of Lindon for their annual Fair and Festival. Visitors from Utah Valley and more distant areas will observe ob-serve what may be done by one of our smaller communities in the fine display of farm and household prodects and whole some, non-commercial entertainment. According to Chairman Oliver K. Johnson, the celebration will get under way at 9:30 a.m. with a miniature parade along the street just north of the fair grounds. Horse and cattle judging will follow immedately after the par ade, at which time some -of the finest animals in North Utah Valley will be on display. Not to be outdone, the ladies will compete in needlecraft, garden gar-den vegetables, canned foods, and garden flowers. A new de parture thi competition plan's. Twelve of the finest teams in Utah will compete in horse pulling as the main attraction of the afternoon. This event a-one a-one should prove an exceptional drawing card. The entire afternoon will be filled with sports and entertainment entertain-ment for children and teen-agers including some unique and in teresting pony races- The full day's program will be concluded with the awarding of prizes at 6 p m. Since its advent several years ago, this annual celebration has been growing in interest and popularity. The value of such an enterprize is immeasurable. The general improvement in livestock live-stock has been definitely noticeable notice-able from year to year; and the increased .interest in home inv provement has been most grat ifying to those whose labor has fostered this undertaking. The unusual accomplishments of the Lindon 4-H clubs is the direct result of the stimulation provided by these annual fesMv als. Greater Utah Valley Inc. Joins with a host of friends in extend ing best wishes to the progress ive people of Lindon, for a most successful celebration, The Robert Steele family enjoyed an evening at Canyon Glen Saturday with the David and Theda Kartchner Black family. WATKINS A A GRADE FLY SPRAY f Ways BETTER II KILLS flies quick! It REPELS flies during the milking period. m II WILL NOT TAINT milk. It leaves stock CLEAN. It takes LESS to do lha job. It has NO DISAGREE ABLE ODOR. Joe Taylor "THE WATKINS MAN" 115 East 10th South - Phone 0556 J5 Orem 1951 Beet Pulp Production Estimated One-Half Normal . The 1351 domestic production of sugar beet pulp, an important livestock feed, is estimated at 50 percent below a year ago. The estimate was given by mem bers of the sugar beet pulp industry in-dustry advisory committee of the Office of Price Stabilization. Deficiencies in domestic pro duction are normally offset by importations which are at prices lower than for the domestic product. Committee members, who represented manufacturers from the major producing areas in the Central, Midwest and Mountain States, recommended to OPS that proposed dollar and cents ceiling prices be adjustable to any increases in prices of other feed products such as corn and barley. It was the concensus of com mittee members that imports of beet pulp, which have been large in recent years, be priced at the same level as the domestic domest-ic product at points of destination. EXTENSION CLASS TOURS GENEVA STEEL Twenty-five members of the University of Utah Extension Division class in Salina made group tour of Geneva Steel plant here on Tuesday. Now enrolled in the course in , 'Social Foundations of Element ary Education," under Odean L. Hess, instructor in elementary education at the University, the class chose this field trip through the great steel mill as its term project in industrial relations. re-lations. The group was met at the plant by Alton P. Hadlock assistant to the director of the University of Utah Extension Division, who was in charge of the tour. EDGEI.IOIIT Conducted by .Maxine I Davis Edgemont residents are invi.ed to call 068 Jl with personal items and oth-L er news. Hugh Park returned home Saturday from the Utah Valley hospital where he wos recovering recover-ing from a broken rib he received receiv-ed in an accident last wcck. Mrs. Nellie York returned home Tuesday from the Utah Valley hospital where she under went a major operation last week. i -w . Mrs. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker enjoyed a trip to Heber Sunday afternoon. Rulon West returned home Sunday from Hungryhouse, Montana where he has been employed for the past six weeks-Mrs. weeks-Mrs. West and her daughters drove to Hungryhouse and returned re-turned with him. Enroute they visited Virginia City, Montana, Glarier National Park and Yellowstone Yell-owstone Park. Trey visited in Pocatello, Idaho with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bigelow and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon, formerly former-ly of Orem. Grant Elliott conducted Sun day School. Talks were given by Norene Schumann and Brant Johnson. Wayne Trinlett cave the sacrament gem and prayers were offered by Kenneth Cluff and Joyce Jeppson. i The memberships of W. Ross! Morgan and family were readi and approved Sunday. i speakers at sacrament meet ing were Arch Madsen of the high council; LaNoal Carrell, stake missionary; and Leslie Liechty, returned missionary. Beverly Bounous, representing the LDS girls, gave a short talk. Baptismal services will be held Sunday afternoon. Virgil Ivie was host to the MIA Maids and Explorers at a fireside chat Sunday eveninfi. I Rhea Sundquist gave a talk on her missionary experiences. Re freshments were served to Doug las btubbs, Wayne Tnplett. Ken neth Cluff, Darrel Conrad, Dixie and Karen Grimmett, Barbara Boyce, Dorothy Nuttall, Brant Johnson, Bee Wright, Mrs. Ber- mce Stubbs, Mrs. Delna Ivie, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nielsen, Miss hundquist. Devon, Lewis and Max Ivie. The Primary officers and teachers held their monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. LaRue Murray. An outline of lessons for the month was given and activities planned. Refreshments were ser ved to Almira Johnson, Bessie Pierce. Larraine Ripple, Wilma Gillespie, Maxine Davis, Ruth Mecham, Clara Hicken, Belva Hamilton, Alene Frampton, Aria Ar-ia Smith, Mrs. Owen Rowe, Alta Long and Ida Lunceford. The Scouts had the MIA program pro-gram in charge. The theme was given by Ray Johnson and the scriptural reaning by David Meldrum. 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