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Show "lead All the Ads! It Pays Every worker amount of bonds he or she is baying. 4- - Nephi, Juab County, Utah Thursday, Oct. 21, 1943 Volume 34 Citizens Ticket Bonds Will Nominees Are Buy New Bomber Selected BOUNTY COLLECTION Ration Boole IV To Be Issued Next Week PROCEDURE IS Buy a Bomber" "Buy a Bond Wednesday and the slogan of a campaign just launched by the employees of In Thursday Set As terstate Transit Lines to buy enough war bonds during the next four Days for Issuance months to present the United StatBook Four, designed Albert H. Belliston, former pres- es Army with a brand new bomber. War Ration two-yeto last for a period, will ident of the Hawaiian L. D. S. Temcom- be issued at the Central school and Counthe bus Juab of the by and Spearheaded manager ple at the high school on Wednesday ty Mill & Elevator Company heads pany's union membership and backOctober 27 and 28, the "Citizens' Ticket" as selected ed up by Interstate's management, and Thursday from 4 to 6 P. M., according to by a nomination committee last sales and office personnel, 1200 emG. Starley, Chairman of the week. ployees, along the entire system are Reed Nephi War Price and Rationing drive with contests, their backing The Citizens' ticket was ihe out- sales plans and original features to Board. come of a meeting held on Wednes- tie in with the whole promotion. All persons living on the north day evening for the purpose of Voluntarily increasing their bond side of Center Street and north group for purchases under the payroll plan, should go to the Central school for forming a city election. a huge additional amount will go registration for the book. Those livrg on the South side of Center on the into the bomber's purchase fund. street Coucilmen selected to run and south should go to the to be booths are sale bond nsw ticket include James II. Ockey Special a number of depots High school building (Old Armory lor four-yeterm; James M. An- installedthe inroute. bomber or City Equipment building). derson, Paul E. Booth and G. K. along buttons will Special be awarded to Applicants are reminded that for counlapel as (Pat) Whittington each new book sought, a copy of account Interstate employee every on Wednescilman. The meeting for as much as $200 in bond war ration book three must be day evening of last week endorsed ing or sales. presented at the registration site. purchases and Recorder for Garrett R. Elgin Members of the same family withas treasurer, Mildred Stephensen War bond prizes will be given in 'he same household must apply as announced in last week's paper. for the winners in a contest to name the bomber, every person signed and presented by any per-- 1 Henry Orme, who was named Re-as purchasing a $25 bond to have a son vraora uie ramiiy appoints 10 for nominee City Republican and act for it. a name. submit to chance letter his corder, has submitted in divisions the the largest turning Applicants need not declare the declining the nomination to the of increase in sales aur-in- z cans of processed foods on. hand percentage was and it reported Recorder, City the next four moths , will also by the family when applying for Jiv Citv Renublican Chairman P. N. receive special prizes. Model planes ration book four, the chairman that afternoon Anderson Thursday in the form of bombers will be said. "it is probably that no one wui constructed piece by piece each In this issue, for the convenience as be selected to fill the position" week as sales mount and enough of subscribers, a facsimile of the nominee. Republican comes in to add another application form for ration book Next Tuesday, October 26th is moneyto the bomber. four has teen printed. Those who part for the final day tor registering cut out this form and fill it out at the City election, which will be home should clip it exactly along held on November 2nd. ADDITIONAL the black lines bordering the application. PAYMENT TO BE MADE Persons must take war ration I book three for each member of the household to the registration site. ON EARLY TURKEYS Under no circumstances will numSALT LAKE CITY Turkey ber four be Issued without number growers are to receive an addition- three. If your number three book al payment on turkeys sold to the has been lost or stolen, you should chorus armed The Juab Stake forces during August and apply to the local board for a reever, et at the City all Wednesday the Utah placement before going to the regSetember, announces ning for a Dractice and organiza- Poultry Producers istration site. tion meeting. The following of Association. Checks are now being ficers were elected: President, A. written for an additional payment E. Sells; Librarian, Ed. V. Downs, on turkeys marketed during Aug FUNERAL SET FOR SON secretary and treasurer, Afton G. ust and September. The additional Practices will be held palyrr.ent for the August birds will OF MRS. BROUGH Lambers. Funeral services will be held In 8 P. M. Monday even- cents at egularly per pound. The Utah Poultry Pleasant Grove Sunday for Owen ings. be approximately one adn one-ha- lf Ash, 31, son of Mrs. Oscar Brough all states that Association turkeys to Officers urge all members Nephi. Mr. Ash was one of the year will be in cooper of be there next Monday evening and handled thison frozen to death Tuesday hunters basis, a ative monthly pools to attend regularly throughout the blizzard on Mount a during last with the pools closing the day year. his mother, he of every month. Patronage re leaves a wifeBesides three children. and funds will be mailed shortly after Mrs. Brough has been in Pleas the first of each month for turant Grove Tuesday afternoon keys marketed during the prev- when she since was notified that her ious month. son was standed on the mountain. All turkeys are being sold to the Reports at that time was that he Federal Government at present, ad his companion were safe, but but the Association Asserts that ev- when they were found later Tuesen after the embargo Is lifted the day night, two hunters were frozen pools will be maintain- to death, the third badly frozen ed throughout the marketing although still alive, and the fourth of the party was not located. Next week, the PTA membership drive will be started at the Central school. Any parent who has not a child enrolled at this school and who wishes to join this organization may do so October 28 application form which will Special attention is called to the at the high school during their vis- beThe submitted, at the time you regis- fact that Ration Book IV will be 25 cents Is The fee per iting day. ter for .Ration Book IV is repro- issued 'ONLY to those Individuals family. We urge you to become duced herewith. This Is a "family for whom a Ration Book III is preorof worthwhile this members application." and only one blank sented to the registrar at the time need be completed for all members of application. Therefore, any ganization. Of a family group related by blood, members of a family who may be (marriage, or adoption who regularly away fram home even though Dinner guests on Sunday at the live In the same household. temporarily but who have, their home of Mrs. Alean Pace were her Any Individual living In the Books III with them, should apply Is not related to at a registration site wherever they and granddaughter household, who daughter-in-laMrs. Afton Pace and daughter; Mr the family must make a separate may be on the registration dates. On the other hand, any member of and Mrs. A B. Gibson of Pleasant application. Grove. Orme Resigns As Republican Recorder Nominee is VV nmiTED uie STRntr KM ar non-partis- ar ar News of The Boys Serving The Country George W. Sperry, S 2C, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sperry of this city, has been transfered to the University of Idaho at Moscow, for advanced training as a radio? technician. George has been stationed at Farragut, Idaho for the past few months. i , M A Chorus Organizes MIA " Tim-panog- PTA Plans Drive for Members USE THIS IN- Nephi Ladies Club News The members of the Ladies Literary club met at the home of Mrs. George A. Sperry on October 18th with Mrs. Roy T. Cowan as hostess. Mrs A E Smith, club president was In charge of the meeting. World events were given by Miss Neva Booth and Miss Mabel Sperry. Two vocal solos were given by Miss Geniel Pratt, accompanied by Miss Eileen Glazier. Those present were Mrs. A. E. Smith, Mrs. A. L Gar-bet- t, Mrs T W Allred, Mrs. Wm. Bailey, Mrs. James R. Stanley, Mrs. W C Andrews, Mrs J G Irons, Mrs. George A. Sperry, Mrs. d. Cox, Mrs. A V Gadd, Miss Berts McPheson, Mlssr Lula McPher-so- n. Miss Mabel Sperry, Miss Neva Booth, the hostess, Mrs Roy T. Cowan, special guests: Mrs. Frank Janes Salt Lake City, Mrs. Martha Mrs. Ohio, Romano, Cleveland, Charles Ross Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs. Frank Hall, California. The Red Cross Sewing class, under the direction of Mrs. T. W. Vlckers, will meet atthe City Hall next Wednesday from 2 to 5 P. M. Tnrm Approved BtJDorr Bureau No. TtitiTom Ma? B Rptauea' CORPUS CHE1STI, Tex Rex E. Hawkins,, soft of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Hawkins of Nephi, Utah, last Friday graduated from the Naval Air Training Center, Corpus iV.44-4 ,3 iiiLX, cum was i;uiiiims&iuiitruj Ul in the U.; S. Naval Reserve. Ensign Rex Is a graduate of the Juab high school at Nephi, and attended the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan, Utah. f -- Lieutenant and Mrs. Dorrell C. Vickers announce the birth of a daughter on October 13th The baby was born at Great Bend, Kansas, where Lieut Vkkers is training on the huge 9 planes. This is the latest plant out, and dwarfs the Flying Fortress and Liberator bombers. Persons killing coyotes who wish to claim bounty must have the animals inspected within 30 days after the kill, according to D. E. Ostler, chairman of the Bounty committee recently named for Juab E. H. Malmgren has County. been appointed as inspector for Levan, and Verda Kendall for NeOthers will be appointed in phi! other areas if the need asises. According to the program for the claiming of bounty, the person killing the animal must take the hide with legs attached for the initial inspecion, and, together with the first inspection certificate, present the hide with legs atteched to the bounty board, which will meet at the rear of the court house the last Saturday of each month, within 45 days after the kill. At this time the legs will be removed, the hide' returned to the owner, and the certificate issued. This certificate must in turn toe taken to the Juab County Clerk to be filed with the claim for bounty. Payments from the bounty fund cannot be made until March 1st, according to the law. Two additional members have been named to the Bounty board: Ned Ostler, representing turkey growers, and Verda Kenaaii, representing the Fish and Game. GRAZING SERVICE NEEDS SEVERAL WORKMEN In the first World WarY the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.' Belliston of this city had one son, Alva Read, who was wounded on the battlefields of France. In the present conflict there are sixtn of their grandsons in the service forces, sixty per cent of whom have been or are on duty overseas. These grandsons are: Three sons of Mrs. Walter K. Smith James, Joseph and Read; three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenhalgh: Heber, Stellman and Merl; three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Read Belliston: Dee, Duane and Kent; two sons of Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Anderson: Orland and Val; one son of Mr and Mrs. H. H. Greenhalgh: Clarence, all of this city; end four sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Belliston, Elma, Claude, David and Robert of Albion, Idaho , family group who is away temporarily, but whose Book III has been left at home, may be included with the family declaration. The important thing to remember is that no new ration book will be issued for any member of the family unless his or her Book III Is available at the time of application. Do not fail to take all number HI books when you go to apply. The dates for registration in Colorado are October 20, 21 and 22, FIRST NAME AND INITIAL LAST APPLICATION FOR WAR RATION EOOK FOUR but In Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and New Mexico the dates are October 27, 25 and 29. In most localities the schools will Issue Book IV. However, in a few communities other arrangements may be made because of closed schools or other unusual local conditions. It is suggested that you cut this blank from the paper and fill it in at your leisure for use at the registration site. Nwlk" ENA "M" it malc T NAME W ACE SEX " ' 2 blood, File of a a group Persons living in fhe same house-.bolnot related by blood, marriage, or adoption must lile separate applications. Applications may NOT be made (or: INDIVIDUALS who ore y S d IF MORE SPACE 13 HEEDED USE AND SIGN ANOTHER INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS of involuntary confinement, such as prisons and mental hospitals. MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES of the United States or United Nation, who receive subsistence in kind, or who are member oi oitioers' PFJPSONS who THAN 60 infer days. to reside rv the United To Participate Slates NOT MORE COPY OF THIS FORM Street and number or R. t. D. City and State I CERTIFY that the persons named are members of the some family ond ore eligible to receive WAR RATION BOOK FOUR, and that I am authorized to make this application. Sijn Here , A FALSE CEKTITICATIOM 18 A CRIMINAL CTFENSB Next Thursday meet with Washington representa tives of the War Food Administat- ion in Salt Lake City on October 21 and 22 to discuss in detail what Utah's contribution to the war ef fort may be in 1944. The Slate War Board will be called upon to make definite commitments as to what Utah farmers can do in 1944. In making such commitments, it will be necessary to take into consideration th amouts of the various commodit ies needed for our armed forces, for our allies," for occupied countries and for civilian consumption as presented by the Washington representatives, and agricultural conditions throughout the state. State production goals will be set up and when appoved by the War Food Administration they will be broken down into county goals. As soon as possible following the state meeting, war board members will contact each county in the state and present the 1944 product ion program for Utah. County rep resentatives will in turn conduct meetings and make contacts with all famers in the county. At this time every farmer will be given an opportunity to declare his inten tions to paticipate in the "Food For Freedom" program and to indicate exactly what his contiibutlon will be. Turkey Improvement Program Secretary of Aericulture Wlrk ard has just given his approval for a national program for Improving turkeys. It's aimed at breeding turkeys that are meatier in several other respects than the present run of most breeding stock and market turkeys. The new turkey improvement program will become a part of a national poultry improvement plan which was established back in 1935 for the Improvement of chickens and is now familiar to most poultrymen. Its main obiectlves are ot im prove the market quality of turkeys in the United States and to cut and-bett- down losses from pollorum disease. most poultrymen know, this malady affects turkeys as well as cnicKens. The program includes three nro- gressive stages of breeding Impro vement and also three pollurum-contrclasses. The first or be ginning breeding stage is called "u. S. Approved." The next more advanced stage Is "U. S. Certified" and the highest is KU. S. Register Of Merit." These stasres eorwern primarily the meat production qual ities or the birds. They emphasize good conformation, ability to mat ure quickly, and the attainment of goon weight. Details for the selection of breeding stock having acceptable quality are left to tfe agencies. Administration of the proram In the various states will te in cnarge of state officials with the Department of Agriculture act ing as a coordinating agency. ol single application for oil oi person t who ore related by marriage, or adoption, and wHb regularly live In the same houehdld. Include ony family members temporarily away from home, such at Undents, travelers, or hospital patients, who axe away not mors than 60 day. member All Parents Invited As FtMALS INSTRUCTIONS FAMILIES 1944 Farm Production Program State USDA War Board membes and other agicultural leaders will er 1 " WAR NEWS bride-elec- BELOW THE NAME OF EACH PERSON FOR WHOM APPLICATION IS MADE FOR WAR RATION BOOK FOUR UNITED STATES Or AMERICA OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION Day Scheduled For Oct. 28th Dairy Payment Program Dairy farmers in all counties in Utah may expject 35 cents per cwt on whole miik and 4 cents per pound on butterfat sold, under the War Food Administration dairy payment program. The progam, instituted to protect dairy farmes against increases in the price of dairy feeds, Including hay, provies the above payments based primarily on the cost of feed since September 1942. nEsrohteqhnxxUer. a .surodia --a y&uF; Producers wishing to qualify for ENGAGEMENTS ARE this payment must submit the sat' isfactory evidence as to the quanANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. L. Sam tity of whole milk and butterfat LOGAN uel Christensen announce the en- sold to their local AAA committee, are therefore urged to keep gagement of their daughter, Miss They Lucille Christensen, to Duane R. accurate records of their sales October 1, 1943. Belliston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Read In the case of whole milk, sales Belliston of Nephi. The date for must show the hundredthe marriage has not been set. The ecords of milk delivered, not the t is a graduate of the weight For butterfat Utah Stale Agricultural college and butterfat content. a member of Kappa Delta sorority. sales, the evidence must be on a Mr. Belliston is stationed with the butterfat basis. For butter, sold as United States navy, New York City. such, the payment rate is 80 per cent of the butterfat rate. For cream, sold for consumtplon as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kendall an- such, the payment rate Is 20 per nounce the engagement of their cent of the butterfat rate. daughter, Miss Beverly Kendall, to The first payment under the new Robert R. Wilson, son of J. L Wil program may be expected to cover son of Provo. No date has been October sales and will be made as soon as forms and detailed proced set for the marriage. ure is received. PRINT Without Chang PTA Visiting Several men are needed for work with the Grazing Service on a project near Eureka, according to W. Harold Hirst, district grazier whos office is in the Nephi City Hall. Mr. Hirst pointed out that the project calls for a ooerater, one powderman, a mech anic and laborers. It is also probable that an ad ditional clerk may be needed in the Nephi office, and any girls who might be Interested may con tact Mr. Hirst. jack-hamm- Captain Homer K. Lunt is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lunt, and other relatives and friends. Capt. Lunt is located at San Francisco, in the transpotation department. USDA FARM OUTLINED APPLYING FOR RATION BOOK IV w ofrn Number 42 Mrs, D. K. Brown r rx-plvs- word that a great grandson has been born to Lieutenant and Mrs. Jack L. Bolton of Long Beach, California. Mrs. Bolton was formerly Miss Joyce Scannell. Lieut Bolton was recently transferred from the Long Beach Ferytng Command to a post somewhere outside of the United States. The October Par meeting will be held as a visiitng day in the Junior and Senior high schools. Plans are underway for all parents to visit on October 28. Students will attend school a usual and regular classes will be held. Parents are urged to visit anytime, beginning at 9 A. M. The teachers are especially anxious for the parents to attend the earl., morning cl asses v including the ond at nine o'clock. This is a splendid opportunity for parents and teachers to become acquainted early irn the year and in so doing meet problems in a helpful manner which will arise during the year. The Parent - Teachers officers urg eevery parent to visit as many classes as possible during the day. The final event will be an as sembly at 2:30 o'clock in the taber nacle, to which everyone' is most cordially invited. Visiting day for the Centra' school will be held November 12. As that day approaches, publicity will be given to it. 100 Plan Moroni Trip More than Nephi men and 100 women will assemble at the Nephi Postofflce' next Wednesday morning at 7:45 A. M. prior to their leaving for Moroni where they will work all day In the Moroni turkey The group has processing plant. signed this week to help in the processing of the thousands of turkeys which havB been raised in this valley this year, and which are going trough the Moroni plant to Ihe armed forces everywhere. It is understood .that covered trucks anrfWVateatomoblleswill" be used In the transportation of the workers to Moroni, and the return trip will be made early Wednesday evening. at noon at the plant, it is who wish to go and who have not yet signed, may contact L. J. Wade, at O. P. Skaggs System store. se COUNTY GROUP REORGANIZED At the annaul meeting of the Juab county chapter of the Infantile Paralysis Committee held at the . Juab County Court House the following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Fred J. Milliman, Lila Richardson, vice chairman, chairman, Mrs. Carol Larsen, secretary, Miss Priscllla Wilson, teas-ure- r. Also, the following were appointed to fill existing vacancies as executive committeemen: Dr. F. H. Beckstead, R. Elgin Gardner; Roy E. Gibson, James II. Ockey, Wilson Lee, Mr. and Mrs Maynard Griggs The chapter is the local unit of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Inc., and receives its charter from the National Foundation. It Is responsible for the local phases of the National Organization's purposes and local infantile paralysis activities within its territory, subject always to the policies and regulations of the National organization,. It Is the general policy of the National Foundation that Its chapters shall not displace or compete with existing organizations, or to duplicate services already provided by local public authority or existing organizations, but, consonant with Its obligations, the chapter shall work constructively in harmony with all agencies whose aims are the betterment it community life. The work done by the National Foundation is primarily In study and research on the medical problem as a whole. It Is the function of the Chapter to render direct assistance to those afflicted with infantile paralysis. The Nephl Chapter stands ready to assist at any time. RATION REMINDER . . . Blue FOODS PROCESSED stamps X Y and Z (Book Two! good through November 20th. Brown MEATS. FATS, ETC stamps C D E and F good through October 30. Brown stamp G becomes valid October 24 and re4. mains good through SUGAR Stamp 14 (Book One) good trr five pounds through November 1. Stamps 15 and 16 good for five pounds earn for canning purposes only, through October 31. SHOES Stamp No. 18, book 1, good for one pair of shoes. No set expiration date. |