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Show rY;t THE Tw Set Last umiier in our area ax accumulate in piles. An active dry saw the retu'ts of too many corral will breed less flies than ing too rorch on chemicals to rv,-- 1 undisturbed piles of manure. our flies. We hope that every- - movV piled manure frequently to one will still remember the Uy the farm land. problem of last summer, and vowj In urban areas inadequate facilit-rignow to do something con-- ; ics for storage, collection and cLs- structive abut it within the few posal of garbage accounts for weeks immediately ahead. (much fly breeding. Garbage should The first, and still most import-- ! be covered in metal containers and ant step in controlling flics, is the properly deposed of at least twice elimination of fly breedig sources leach week. through a sound program of en-- j Fly breeding always requires sanitation. If each organic matter, moisture dividual will accept this respon-'anheat. Eliminate these and sibility as his own, we will have flies cannot multiply, fewer flies. The foregoing does not advocate In our rural areas, animal and completely eliminating the use of fowl manure are excellent breed-- ; chemicals in fly control, but it is ing places for flies. There seems mentioned first, because good san-tbe no feasible method yet de-- j nation is first in their control, vised to eliminate all flies from! A caution for now buy good, breeding in manure, but their high strength chemicals for fly oreeaing can oe greatly reduced control, and use it at proper by not allowing the manure to strength, and apply it according to directions. In our next article, we will try I., to give additional information on chemicals ad method!; of destroy- lg the adult house fly. Destroy the fly by destroying their breed ing places. r.-ly-- Jie-tr- In every town and city of our state, the common house fly has managed, in some degree, to survive and propagate itself, in spi'e of modern science. of They have caiwJ the spreaddismuch caused diseases, many comfort, and will continue their dirty work until the public a warfare 11i3t will result in their complete' extermination. There was a time a few years ago when we felt the battle of complete extermination was within our reach with the advent of DDT; but to our disappointment, invj-gjrai- d j o founa the fly a pretty smut Now we find the fly customer. has br?ad a strain which m mur.e or resistant to t.ne we once "killing power" of DDT. A Marsh I i. licence "Specs" Johnson, who thinks it's a real treat to spend an hour or so browsinf in a bookshop found l.l; Idem att heaven up in Centcrviih' last week. "Just inside the door," Spec ay, A new type of Allergy OIntmenf for rough, dry, scaling, itching or weeping skin on any part of j;ho body, even allergy of tho icalp (dandruff). If you have given up in despair thinking nothing would relieve the itching or heal your irritated skin, including allergy of the rectum, you now can obtain relief. Your druggist has this mavelous H & M Ointment or will get it for you in a few days. It is sold on a money-bacguarantee if you are not happy with results. ton, and someone's ri'jrlit there to take care of you." From where I : it, tTrrjl j 'y likes to make his own ohoi.e. H doesn't matter whether it' I joKh, or preferences in clothing or makes of cars. AnJ it's no surprise that folks have personal preferences in beveragift, t jo. if your neighbor orders a glass of beer while you're Laving coffee, remember he's entitled to in choice, too. "there's a tray of brijjL blue buttons. If you want to loi; around without having someone surest you buy the latest novel, or maybe a history of Africa, you pin a button on your coat lapel. "You can poke around all you like. Then when you've found the book you want, take oft the but- best-sellin- ITCHING SKIil 'o g' k Nephi Local and Social Items 'Midsummer As "Midsummer Turkey Thursday. July 29, 1954 UTAH Turkey Time' ol ht es NEPHI, S, July 30 to August 8 Urges War Declaration On Common House Fly By Harold J. Hansen Dittrict Sanitarian, Utah State Board of Health TIMES-NEW- C r L0 V -- Time", featuring a plentiful supply ol Mrs. Lucille Carter, Correspondent Utah turkeys of all sizes, has been Telephone 181-officially set for July 30 to AugMrs. Gail White and two sons ust 8, according to Dail A. Prows, Kenneth and Richard of Tremon-to- n FedUtah of the Turkey president eration. spent the week end with her To help the Utah Turkey produ- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Coopcers move a large supply of tur- er. keys into consumer channels, Woodrow Utley of Reno, Nevwholesale and retail meat merada visited last week with his hotels and the chants, restaurants, Mrs. Olive Andergrandmother, United States Department of Agriculture, through its Production son in Nephi. 8nd Marketing Administration, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George have all pledged their support V. Ord last week were during the two week campaign. their son during in law, Mr. and The Turkey Federation official, and Mrs. Johndaughter and Ord family of Mr. Prows, said that the supply, Woodland, California. many of which are this years turMrs. Norma Richardson and son keys, is adequate and sizes range from about four pounds up. The Gregg of South Gate, California! quality is generally very good and returned to their home recently! the price should be favorable, he alter spending trie past five weeks added. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. As a protection to consumers and Bernell Govvers. the turkey industry generally, Mr. Miss Ann Butterfield of n Prows advised the purchasing of is conhe the week with However, spending graded turkeys. tinued, if the turkeys are not her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Crane. graded, the consumer should se- Js t : J I .'I I ' . 0 -- Vh ' I f i ;'I Har-rima- lect according to appearance. Best quality turkeys are plump, well fleshed, free of bruises arid skin tears, and have few pinfeathers. Midsummer Turkey Time is anp camother phase of the paign sponsored by the turkey growers, said Mr. Prows. Normally, the turkey industry 'brings into the state between 12 and 15 million dollars annually from distant markets where about 90 per cent of Utah's turkeys are marketed. As a tip to housewives, Mr. Prows suggested a small fryer-roatturkey wkeighing four to nine pounds for indoor or outdoor barbeques or frying during hot weather. Or, he added, a large turkey may be roasted and the meat frozen for later use in salads, sandwiches, cold turkey plates or other hot weather meals. self-hel- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ord were Mr. and Mrs. II V Ord and daughter Muriel of; Bountiful, George V. Two nieces of Mrs Lynn Olpin visited with Mr. and Mrs." Olpin! last week. They were Mrs. Sami Fox and two sons Richard and: John of Grants Pass, Oregon, and! Mrs. Ed. Singmaster nad children! Carol and Hank of Ashland, Ore-- ! Select your new coat now ,at these remarkably low preseason prices. . . pay a little each month on our LayAway plan. A very small deposit will hold your coat. gon. er Control of Earwigs As Broadcast 1L Set to 22.75 Topic SALT LAKE CITY Dr. George! F. Knowiton, Utah extension en-- j tomologist, will be interviewed on1 r controllig earwigs and bugs during the August 2 "This Business of Farming" Broadcast over KSL radio. The broadcast, sponsored by Utah Copper Division, Kennecott Copper Corp., is heard each weekday at 12:15 p. m. On the Thursday, August 5th broadcast, KSL Farm Director n Orme will interview experts on the removal of sagebrush for fall range seeding. The Friday, August 6 broadcast will be devoted to discussion of poultry trends including egg prices and poultry shed construction. All home owners are to listen to the important urged Monday broadcast, inasmuch as earwigs are becoming a e pest. hnx-plrfp- H. and three children of Salt Lake City spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenhalgh. M. 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