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Show f Judge Tfoyl Files For Re-electi- on ditch. This is thj first time temA declaration of candidacy for plates have been used for canal as District Judge of lining at Beaver. This method rethe Fifth Judicial District has quires more hand labor than slip-forbeen filed by Judge Will L. Iloyt lining, but is less expensive of Nephi. if farmers have help available to The Fifth District embraces do the work. five counties: Juab, Millard, Bea Most of my time this month was ver, Iron and Washington. spent orienting and training Keith Judga Hoyt has occupied the Chapman and Lynn Smith on their position since 1937. Prior to that new assignment, Mr. Williams commented. New conservation plans were completed and deliverd to John H. Yardley and William E. Warby, both of Beaver. The report concludes by telling of trips made to the USU Experimental Farm and of seeing the work done by Dr. Dewey Wade in plant breeding with some of the grasses being used in the conserva-ito- n program; also of a tour of the Wood & Eyre ranch in Pine Valley, where a plan of interagency participation is being carried out. BUYS! BUYS! BUYS! at Beaver. The Yardley boys used template-form- s for shaping their New Construction Remodeling m OUTBOARD MOTORS SI 98 $425 OLIVER 15 II P $32S SCOTT 10 II P Never Been Sold - Ready to Co - S198 - Forward, Neutral and Reverse NOW SEE THE NEW Vh II. P. 10- 0- WZKDLF.S3 SCOTT . . . Fishing Boats, Ski Boats and Cruisers by GLASSPAR and LONE STAR EASY TERMS , HOOD MOTEL Si Up to Financing on Remodeling Up to 25 Year on New Home (FHA) Financing ar SEE YOUR LOCAL BANKER FIRST FOR DETAILS Valley Builders Supply QUALITY BUILDERS FOR MORE THAN 15 YEARS Phone Collect - Gunnison 2511 or Gunnison 2321 or see our representative at one of our many Milford building projects "We Built the Milford State Bank" CULVER'S . 15-Ye- BCAJ?" MILFORD, UTAH BEAVER ....,.- v THE BEAVER (Utah, PRESS Judge Will L. Hoyt Friday, August 5, 1960 he served in the State Legisla ture for two terms and had been county attorney of Juab county. He is a membnr of the Amer and the ican Bar Association ULih Stale Bar, and at present i; a i.inb:r of the Utah section of 'Judicial Administration of the fi - .............,...... .wy.W'. SPEC,AL ) American B;ir Association and a Committee on Rules of Evidence of the Utah nvmbor of the State B;ir. lie has served as president of th? District Judges Association i I fo. J FRIDAY-SATURDA- z) , I of Utah, and in various local positions of tha LDS Church. He was for five years stake president of Juab Slake, He is a native of Utah, is married to the former Vivian Peterson of Salt Lake, and they have five children. AUGUST Y, 5 & 6 Here's More About PICNIC AI FA ULLU Southern Maid or i)eirich Ibs 3 Shurfine CANNED MILK Contiued from Page One 89c Lorane Roberts, Mrs. Walt Weber, Milton F. Baker, LaPriel White, Jewel Bingham Ward, Donald and Nita Allred, Ruth Bingham Reilly, Monte R. Hutclnngs and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken A. Barton, A. B. Barton, M.D., Keith L and Faye Barton Henrie, Charles and Wilden, Neal White and family, Boyde White and wife, Suzaan Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. 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L 3 i n, Beef FROZEN CHICKEN PARTS Mrs. Chcsser's 25c The July 28 "Monthly Narrative Report" of Kenneth L. Williams, unit conservationist for the Soil Conservation Service at Beaver, contains several items of general interest which we are happy to reprint since they concern such varied activities in Beaver County. The drought still is the No. 1 problem this year, Mr. Williams's report emphasizes. Field checks of range land seedings made last fall show very poor survival. Stan Oak-desouth of Beaver, reports his plantings of Siberian, Topar, and Crested Wheat grasses are complete failures this year. The Alan llutchings seedings on lower Indian Creek have fared poorly. John and Kenneth Yardley show a little success of Crested and Siberian wheatgrass northwest of Beaver, but the stand is very spotty. Two pleasant exceptions this year are the Evan Patterson seeding of Intermediate wheatgrass in Blue Valley and the Wood & Eyre seeding of 3,000 acres by Bureau of Land Management in Pine Valley. Both of these seedings appear to be successful in spite of the extremely dry summer. The Beaver SCD Board voted to send a boy from Beaver to attend the Youth Conservation Camp at Logan the week of August They also are planning a tour of the Beaver Pilot District for local business and professional men in September to acquaint them with the Pilot District program. The Beaver SCD also purchased a rotary brush beater for $500 this month. The West Beaver SCD voted to send Lynn Smith of Milford to the Youth Conservation Camp at Logan. They are attempting to get their equipment program organized and ready for the fall rush. A total of 6.2U3 lineal feet of concrete ditch lining was completed this month, including 2,530 l.f. for Wayne Wiseman, 1,390 l.f. for James Williams, and 1,483 for William J. 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