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Show Thursday March 24, 1955 Two Girls Win Sorority Posts RIVERSIDE by Myrle Udy Two Bear River Logan City girls were recently elected to the top offices of the Alpha RELIEF SOCIETY at Utah Chi Omega sorority PARTY HELD State Agricultural college. New The annual Relief Society president for the organization is birthday party was held in the Helen Reese, daughter of Mr, ward hall Thursday night. A good crowd attended and enjoyed a lovely hot dinner served en Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Grant at small tables after which an Hirschi and boys and Inez Johnexceptionally good program was son and Karen viewed slides of presented and several games Valeea's trip around the world. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Udy and were played. Clarice Johnson and boys and sons of Logan visited at the Ed Inez Johnson and Karen were Udy home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Udy spent in Logan Friday afternoon. in Ogden Bishop and Mrs. Leland Cap- Sunday afternoon ener and Nina Burnett were in with relatives. Logan Friday. Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner home of Mr. and Mrs. James and family of Salt Lake City R. Kennard were Mr. and Mrs. visited during the weekend with James A. Miner of Salt Lake Mr. T. J. Udy and family. City; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Mac- Paul Capener spent the week- farlane of Ogden, and Mr. and end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf White of Logan. Mr. Mrs. Ray Capener. Miner is Mr. Kennard's brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Reed Sorensen The others are sons and and baby of Salt Lake City and daughters of Mrs. Kennard. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gardner Ohristene and Steven Weese and son of Moab, Utah, spent are staying with their grand the weekend with their parents, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capener. Udy while their parents, Mr, Valeea Crowther of Salt Lake and Mrs. Dee Weese are in City spent ,the weekend with Calif., for about six days. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Udy". Saturday ine Aaronic mesthood innight Mr. and Mrs.- Earl Young dividual awards were given to and children and Mr. and Mrs. the boys in Sunday ' evening Hyrum Thorn of Perry, DeLos services. A good crowd attended Ardes and Maxlne and a number of boys received Adams, Adams, Larry Sherry and Stev. the awards and spoke briefly, : Mrs. Joyce Holmgren, daughter of and Mrs. Parley Holmgren, taken over the position of first vice president. Both girls are juniors at the college. Helen is an English major and Joyce is majoring in secretarial science. Mr. has Control Alfalfa Weevils With Heptachlor Before They Lay Their Eggs to gain early Using Heptachlor control of alfalfa weevils they lay their eggs is an excellent way to increase the value of hay and seed produced, according to leading extension entomologists in alfalfa growing states where weevils are a problem. before HepUchlor-Low-Co- st Control In the spring, warm enough weather to start alfalfa growing will alio bring out adult over-winter- ed weevils. Unless these adults are killed they will begin to lay eggs. Thus it is much easier to kill the relatively few adults in early spring than to try to control the tremendous number of larvae which can hatch out later in the season to damage alfalfa. n Control? Why is control season important Early for another reason besides the fact control a few to easier is it that adult females than countless larvae later on. When heptachlor is applied in the early spring, bees which are necessary for pollination of alfalfa grown for seed, and parasitic wasps which are an important factor in natural control of alfalfa weevils, are not active . . . and therefore are not endangered by the insecticide. Early-Seaso- ) ALFALFA Use Standard Equipment Heptachlor can be applied with standard spraying or dusting equipment, either ground' or air. Apply during warm weather when alfalfa plants are about i to 2 inches tall, and when adult weevils are most active. ERUIN STOIIL Mrs. Sam Mortenson were Mr. TOURS WITH BAND Ronald Mortenson, student at U.S.A.C. at Logan left Monday morning with the U.S.A.C. band, directed by John Philips Delby, for a four of Northern Idaho. Concerts have been scheduled, among others, at Driggs, Ririe and Idaho Falls. Ron is soloist on the bass clarinet. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mortenson accompanied by Mrs. Ben Mortenson of Bear River City were in Salt Lake City Monday to see Ben Mortenson at the Veteran's Hospital where he underwent major surgery last week. Bride-tob- e Honored Janice Supan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Larsen, who will be married Thursday was honored at a bridal shower Thursday evening given by the Jr. Gleaners, Gleaners, their leaders Mae Cornwall, Ila Mortenson and Y.L.M.I.A. officers. Games were played under the the direction of Joan Francom and Barbara Cornwall. Refreshments were served by Gael Cutler and Carol Ann Eichels. Mrs. Al Anderson of Brigham City, mother of the bridegroom was among the guests. Bishop Arthur Erickson and Owen Rasmussen were in Salt Lake City Thursday on business. Bud Robb of Kalispel, Mon.t., visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. LaVere Anderson. Charlene B.Y.U. Bronson, student at Provo was home for the weekend. Mrs. Angie Francom was hostess to her club Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent doing hand work and visiting. Luncheon was served to eight members. Neil Anderson drove to Mc- Gill, Nev., for the weekend, with several friends from U.S. , A.C. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foy Mortenson and children of Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malm-bur- g of Clarkston visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Andreason, who celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary Saturday. Mrs. LaMar Cutler and small son Marlow were in Cheyenne, Wyo., several days this week visiting Gary Cutler who is stationed at an air base there. Mrs. Virgil Pierce and Kay Pierce of Brigham City were at the Sam Mortenson home Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hansen were in Ogden Thursday. The Elwood school basketball team placed 6th in the tournament held at the Bear River, high school last week. Among the teams members are Leon Vernal Bronson, Rasmussen, Ralph Norris, Lione Cutler, James Abel, George Gallegos, Bllie Erickson, Larry Chambers, Rick Miller and Douglas Harris. Sacrament meeting services were held under the direction of High Councilman Wallace' Anderson Sunday evening. Speakers were Douglas who graduated from Primary, and Howard Barlow. Lila Lee Stark gave a reading and Anita Eberhardt played a piano Hun-sake- r, LARRY GARFIELD DEE R. ANDERSON GAINS HONOR IN NAVY-ARMAT UNIVERSITY TASK MANEUVERS is whose wife HUNTER LIGGETT, CALIF., Larry Garfield, Y the former Leanne Marble, earned a 3.4 grade average last semester to gain a place on the honor roll at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. studHe is a ent, working toward his Doctor's degree. Leanne and daughter Kamer-o- n are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. LaRain Marble and friends at Lava, Idaho, in Brigham and Roy. Larry will join them during spring vacation in early April, to visit his parents, the Henry Garfields in Roy. Capt. Dee R. Anderson, son of Mrs. D. H. Johnson, Dewey-vill- e, Utah, is a member of a special group which will ummanpire the joint Army-Nav- y Board, Exercise Surf euver, along the western coast of the U. S. March Captain Anderson, who attended an umpire school, will regulate the play between an "Aggressor Force" and regular Army troops attempting an amphibious landing on the California coast. The captain, a veteran of six years of Army service, is regularly stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. His wife, Virginia, lives CHARLENE BRONSON in Monterey, Calif. WITH B.Y.U. BAND The captain is a 1947 graduate of Utah State Agricultural Charlene Bronson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bron- College. son, R.F.D. 1, Tremonton, Utah, will appear with the Brigham and member of the BYU music Young University Concert Band faculty. She attended the Bear River in the annual spring concert March 23 in Provo, Utah. High' School and participated in Charlene is a member of the the following activities there: woodwind section. Her major Commercial contest", pep band, instrument is a clarinet. The band and orchestra, played on Concert Band is under the dir- assemblies, solo and trio two ection of Ralph G. Laycock, years in regional music festinoted conductor and solo artist, vals, secretary of band. 21-2- 6. Tre-monto- solo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen were in Logan Saturday. The annual Red Cross drive is being conducted under the direction of Wilma Fridal. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Francom and three small children drove to Hooper Thursday evening and stayed overnight with the Orson Cottles. Friday and Saturday the Francoms and Mrs. Cottle visited in' Salt Lake City with the Norman Hancocks, in Kearns with the Newell and in Midvale with the Roy Prices. Mrs. Edna Wyatt and daughters of Logan visited Friday and with Mary and Ethel Mortenson. 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