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Show Page THE Six News of Farm and Home CONDUCTED G. RAY BURTENSHAW Juab County Agricultural Agent and MRS. VELYN County Home Demonstration Agent with assistance of Extension Service Specialists BY Jusb STEVENS, WK3f warn fwwrtWMW f mmf.rsilri Ktrtm . A fii.-.wn.f- l int. Ten Boys, One Girl To Participate in Utah Turkey Show in Salt Lake x Ten and FFA boys, and one girl will enter turkeys in the Utah Turkey Show to be held at Hotel Utah on Friday and Saturday of this week. The turkeys will be trucked to Salt lake City by Ernest Wilson, local H leader and turkey grower, and processed at the Utah Poultry & Farmers Cooperative plant on Thursday. The local and FFA exhibitors will select two toms and two hens for them to enter in the Utah Turkey show. They will compete with other boys from thorughout the state for the 50 prizes to be given to junior ex4-- H Lf 4-- 4-- H ' 2T TOP TURKEYS Dee J. Nielsen son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nielsen and Colleen Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson, show two of the prize turkeys being taken to Salt Lake City today for the Utah Turkey Show Turkey club has been led by Ernest time-nephoto by Allan gion Wilson, local turkey grower. hibitors. The group will be guests of the Utah Turkey Show at the annual banquet to be held at Hotel Utah on Saturday night when prizes will be awarded for the winning birds displayed. The turkeys were raised by the junior exhibitors from birds received last spring from turkey hatcheries serving this area. From 25 to 100 birds were raised by each participant m the junior contest. The purpose of the project was to see how the birds would grow out under different conditions throughout the state. The Utah Turkey Show and Commercial hatcheries are cooperating in the project. Those participating in the contests in Juab County this year are: 4:11 Dee J. Nielsen, Steven J. Wilson, Colleen Wilson, Steven wing-bande- !' Uf ;V ' JV'l rV' 7 i 4' I K w Z I- tj? , i 1 C County Committee; Community Heads Named 5 5th, 1957 All Girls Want to Get Sacked December Is A Busy Month On "This Business of Farming The festive season of ChristDelegates tram the communities mas will be on in Juab County will assemble in "THIS BUSINESShighlighted FARMOF convention December 18 at 9 a Jn. ING" over KSL RADIO Monday, at the A S C office in the Parkin December 23, when Jeanne Lee-so- n Motor Building for the purpose will discuss holiday parties of electing a county committee and and fun during this 'most active week of the year. two alternate members. Another important program on The delegates and alternate "THIS BUSINESS OF FARMdelegates are as follows: Levan, ING" for December will be Weddelegate Heber Taylor with alter11, when Dr. nate Frank Ballow. Nephi South nesday, December Ethelwyn Wilcox discusses better community, delegate Reese Paintfor children, young er with alternate Elmer R. Broad-hea- breakfasts and adults. Nephi North community, people On Friday, December 13, Presidelegate Joseph Garrett, alternate dent J. Reuben Clark, Jr., cattleMona H. James Ockey; community man, will discuss with Alden K. delegate Herman Young; alternate Barton, Commissioner of LiveMelvin Kay. stock, Utah State Department of Community committeemen electAgriculture, the problems preed last week by mailed ballot are sented at the annual convention of the Utah Cattlemen's Associaas follows: tion. Levan: Heber Taylor, chairman; On Friday, December 20, the Frank Ballow, vice chairman; Ar-v- il of Wankier, regular member; maintenance and construction during the slack Herman Christensenv first and farm buildings months will be presented. Merlin Gardner, second alternates. winter "THIS BUSINESS OF FARMNephi. North Commuity: Joseph ING" is sponsored Monday, WedGarrett, chairman, James H. Oc- nesday and Friday at 12:15 p.m. key vice chairman, Leo Bowles, by the Utah Division of KENNE-COT- T regular member; DeVon Winn, COPPER CORPORATION, and. Raymond Sudweeks, first and over KSL RADIO. second alternates. Mona Herman community: Young, chairman; Melvin Kay, vice Fog horns blow in the port area chairman; Ralph Kay, regular of Kenosha, Wis., an average of A. Lauren member, Keyte and 1,702 hours a year, more than Elgy N. Eellertson, alternates. anywhere else in the Great Lakes Nephi South community: Reese region. Broad-heaPainter, chairman, Elmer vice chairman, Frank Mor.lomania became the ninth nagan, regular member, Thomas P. tion to ratify the 1956 InternaKendall, first alternate; S. Fenton tional Convention on the AboliMemmott, second alternate. tion of Slavery, in a United Nations ceremony. d; r'U I Farm Bureau Ladies Auxiliary Meets; Hear of Christmas Gift Ideas iX Fat pork not only costs more to produce but doesn't sell as well on the market as lean pork, Harry EI. Smith, extension livestock marspecialist at the Utah State keting UTAH TURKEY SHOW STARTS John Morgan, chairman of the 10th at Logan points out. University Annual Utah Turkey Show, examines the two gobblers to be entered He says researchers at Iowa in the junior division by Steven Thurgood, turkey grower State college hae found that the Mrs. Eugene Powell, Mrs. Lauren savings in producing a meait-typ- e from Clearfield. Steven will compete with 100 other youngsters for Keyte, Mrs. Melvin Kay, Mrs. hog over the lard-typ- e hog is Claude Kay, Mrs. Sidney Scott, Lake Salt in this and in City. t1400 Friday trophies prizes "rather large". Mrs. Dean Howard, Mrs. Roy elgium plans to build a They found it requires less feed to produce 100 pounds of gain and Nielson, T.Mrs. Douglas Brown, Mrs project in the LeRoy Ostler, Congo with estimated cost that the meat-typ- e hog gains fast-te- r" Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ostler of iced at over three billion dor LET US SOLVE YOUR C the USU specialist adds. Vernal announce the birth of a GIFT PROBLEMS for Moreover, in a survey in Illinon November 1. GrandANY OCCASION ois, consumers bought as many daughter are Mr. and Mrs. George parents n cuts a of lean when lean policewom-pork chops .ppointment H. Ostler of Nephi and Mr. and NEPHI JEWELRY in Athens, Tex., prompted the weer priced at 18 cents more per Mrs. Eugene Powell of Levan. Mrs iwn's three-ma- n iolice force to pound than the fat ones. Ostler visited for two weeks with twice as nmediately resign. many They purchased son and daughter in law at lean chops when the lean chops her were priced 10 cents per pound the time of the baby's birth. above fat ones, Prof. Smith re- - ( 1 j -- style-settin- two-piec- l J l ' f ASCENSION yOUTH lli n Xs A " ' nt e, er P, u ' R i I i dresses in the new "sack" styles are com-in- g from Paris designers who cater to the average French consumer, enabling customers to dress like those who buy from outfits for . g couturiers. These ready-mad- e exclusive summer, 1358, were created by Pierre Billet. At left is a green button-frodress tweed "sack" sheath; in center a of beige and white striped pique with sleeveless middy top; and sleeves. at right is a blue wool "sack" with three-auartTJEADY-TO-WEA- - I - j k $ " jithracite coal was discovered ' Carbon County, Pa., in 1791. while attending a recent Extension Service short course given at the Utah State University in Logan. A wonderful array of Christmas gifts, pastry, candy and punch were on display for the ladies to see, furnished by the members. Recipes and patterns were exchanged by the group and refreshments were served to Mrs. M. S. Ingram, Mrs. George V. Jones, mMi: iliirx-: f X Iff lip 1 d, Ostler. F. F. A.: Michael Cotton, The Ladies Farm Bureau AuxJack Engle, Buddy Hill, Bill Jen- iliary met on Monday evening, kins, Merrill Jenkins, Sidney J. December 2nd at the home of the Powell and Chad Winn. group's president, Mrs. George H. Ostler. Mrs. Ostler presented the material that she had received Meat Type Porkers Find Favor in Retail Sales ,v 1 d Election Set for A S December Thursday, NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- aila)ntc after being deliberately launcnea on courae. T. e ,e ntw e rLvrL Vf&. 'C5. fS. ports. "The fiX-- Complete with Y ZyS y Comb and Brush Set Tr'l S,ze Lustre-Crem- e Lotion Shampoo N'j ::r It"' 'i 2.98 'J 9 . - - VALUE af'iM frh. wither .hsw&a of '7 ' any s'iC ? 5 meat-typ- e hog is one that Dairymen Invited to weighs around 200 pounds, one which is long and deep in the side, Annual Meeting of smooth in the shoulder, has good width and thickness over back and Artificial Breeding Ass'n loin, has good full plump hams and straight underline and does not The annual meeting of the Juab carry an excess amount of fat. It County Unit of the Artifical may be purebred, grade or cross- Breeding association will be held bred. December 9 in the at 8:00 "Hog producers will sell more courtroompjn. at Nephi. if kind of the pork they produce Aril Beckstrand, district direct pork the consumer wants. The of Fillmore, Max Bowles and consumer definitely wants lean or, others will be speakers. Election USU pork" the specialist emphas- of unit officers also will be held. An invitation is extended to all dairymen of East Juaib County to be in attendance, and to give instre-v-i"-- - Shampo0 11 Featured at Your Local Retailer - with the PEXC0 label - Group Attends Utah Farm Bureau Convention support to this program. Officers of the Juab County Farm Bureau who attended the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation convention at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City recently were: President and Mrs. Dean Winn; Vice president and Mrs. Kugene Powell; Secretary and Mrs. George II. Ostler. Others in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy T. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Ostler, Bowles and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teramoto. Mrs. Ostler and Mrs. Ingram arc officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Farm Bureau. An outstanding banquet was held on Friday evening with over GOO present, where Roger Fleming, vice president of the American IannBurpau was the speaker. son . WHEN A WOMAN y r i ,'7J Tyi r'-Tl- I c,ic,.jALfcL yJH A LEFT TORN AND TURNED RIGHT.' HERHANlTOljr M PUTS YOU CAN BE SURE OF ONE THING THE WINDOW'S OPEN.' - fANO' TH- - CERTAINTY RFLIABLITV CF PAINTER MOTOR CO. THEy 6IVE Ou THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY.' J IS I o Of TO FOR SALE Graham - Holm Contact Norman L Niel Plow at Fillmore. 4950pd NOTICE TO WATER USERS VARIETY STORE Notice is hereby given that Samuel Mclntyre Investment Co. by Roy A. Mclntyre, President, 504 Mclntyre Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, has filed with the State Engineer, a request for an extension of time from December 5, 1957 to December 5, 1959, in which to make and submit Proof of Appropriation of Water under Application No. 13182 for the ap propriation of 1 sec ft. of under ground water in Juab County, State of Utah, to be used for irpurrigation and -- stock-waterin- g IN NEPHI - - from ,9Q up - Walking 1 Dolls Dolls with Clothes Sets "Wetting" Dolls Dig uons - Lime vous - nuDDer uons - orunea voiis s$ Prices for Every Desire poses. It is represented that approximately $2,500.00 has been expend- jsjj ed on construction of works. It is estimated it will cost approximately $1,000.00 to complete construction and submit Proof of Appropriation. Protests resisting the granting of said request, with reasons therefor must be in affidavit form, with extra copy, and filed with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before January 18, 1958. A hearing will be held on this request for extension of time before the State Engineer, at the in Nephi, Courthouse County Utah, at the hour of 11 :00 am on Protestants February 17, 1958. may appear at the hearing and adduce testimony in support of their protests. Wayne D. Criddle, STATE ENGINEER Published in The Nephi, Utah, from December Times-iNew- December 19, 1957. s, 5 to Course... They're at - WAGONS - Wagons - - PEDAL CARS U BIYWYP - Tricycles - Pedal Sars - Bicycles TRICYCLES m i t GAMES FOR ALL AGES TOYS of 4 every description VARIETY STORE a |
