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Show Thursday. August Tremontoru Utah LEADER The 17, 1S61 J"Z Belmont Group Holds Party i'.IL A Tr".. TT?ITC ., TUT? - . . - Uanserra uon uumcn unty Agents Ullice stration Stabilization and Conservation Committee and 4"H Clubs. bOU r T" Cfii-er.e- Young Farmers Jmtnl ""V Flovd Firth, F.F.A. President !To Attend AIC Meeting Rex 31. Jensen Elected Pres. ident. Ret a Sorensen, the ward presidency and teachers Lola CaPener, Man-- Mason and Xa- al! LaRlb and ed the evening. Mr. and Mrs Da e L'dy .ti e proud first tim gr indp rents Bobbins Mr. and Mrs. are happy over the safe arrival of a baby daughter Ilene Call of 1' w tif ! spent 1': ' the weekend vita Capener. Jack Earl of Fed' na. Aiiz visited Mr. an.'. Mrs. Leland Bourne. Mrs. Bo irre and Mr Earl are brother an'! sister. Eva Zundel and Zona Nielson isited with Lenore Silvester and Mrs. Jane A. Hess Thurs- H.,r.sen. Sugar City. Ida., and Mrs. Betty Tuhbs. Samaria. Id.... sient Wednesday after noon with Mr. and Mrs Henrv Tubhs. The ladies are all nu es Tubbs. The ladies are all nieces of Mr. Tubbs. , Mr. ana Mrs. J. O Hadfield accompanied by Doris, Roche and two boys spent Thursday with their daughter and sister and family. Mr. an.l Mrs. Bruce Gtarv in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs Xy'e Mangum and boys spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. mother, the Ed Udys. a St-rli- ng Of As. Teachers Lloyd Firth, president of the School Rex M. Jensen was elected Bear River High FarmersChapof of Future ter president of the Utah Vocaone of the r Gol-.'.- A T Dance Studio To Open In Sept. Tkiirahv nipht tfi I jhoma of Eoise. Ida., visited their ' is home from Ralph 'girls of the Belmont ward held nie..e and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Veil Housley will direct :s ;.r.d we! e, the There Monday. Kay annual Lay doir.jr quite their hospital party. a T'ante Studio in Tremonton Misenheimer. well now. about 10 ruests preent. Bishop, Mrs Geo! jre LVwr Veai 1. M: Mrs. Iretta Ida.. Ron Hales. Counselor Gotv.on r.ut klc.r.1. beginning early in September. Bronson. Stake Prrnary Pies. Moon. Pocatello. Mrs. Hazel is receiving i:.edkal die it ' She has just teturned from 'ARM NEW D 11 Mar.v of the Udy family attend- - Valley Hospital. i.-Mrs. I lor. Isurgeiy a, tr.e I'ee Hosi :tai CVden this week. '..-,- :. BACK Mr. r.r.d 1 ROM I INTAH and M:s. Kit. At.st.r. st ent la?t v. out in- -- th ! r.nt.t ;i;r:t L. Mi n.r.t.. . av. e' Vegas where she partici- ted with the I 'a nee Caravan usa. M: S. Housley lias oper-- i d.n-studio in Ogden :e j'ast five years, and !er..:e l dan. e asocia-- I and Los 'alias, Te -See her d elsewhere oal er. Ls.-- America will be eight F.F.A. members selected ; from the state to attend the Amerthe of annual meeting Paul Ward spent Saturday ican Institute of Cooperatives Mrs. Payola Walker, Ogand 18 at Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. den and Betty Adams spent Pictures with every 20 to 25. nitrht and Minaay : Saturday day. Exposure roll of film The expense-pai- d trip is Mrs. Jeanetta Tueller. Boise. with their mother Mina Ward. : State Lrtah the the amazing with sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Jensen Ida., Mrs. Azalia Tueller and Council of Farmers Coopera Mcreattended the Morris family daughter, and Mrs. Luella tives and comes as a result of visited Myrle union at Rees Pioneer Park in A M FRA Donald, Logan, Chapter excellence in CooperThe ladies were Brigham City. They brought Yourself! To It LTdy Tuesday. Prove ative leadership activities acCarol granddaughter, old home town friends of Mrs. their Pnmo in an H takp the Anscoset cording to Mike Jensen, chapAnn Ogden of Salt Lake City film! Udy. ter advisor. Home for a FREE Trial we'll even supply the Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bryan back with them for a few days The Utah youth group will Come in Now! and children of Las Vegas visit. and Delose Mrs. Mr. travel to Minneapolis by train Mr. and with Udy Tuesday spent and spend three days on the Mrs. Deloss Jensen. Mrs. Bry- and family accompanied by T. J. C. Mate of Minnesota campus Udy attended the Moon family an is Mrs. Jensen's niece. Wasin Wolf Creek Watson at reunion Orson and Mrs. University where they will Mr. Tremonton 27 W. Main LLOYD FIRTH atch County Saturday. participate in workshops, pan- . . and The James LTdy family reels, discussions, quizes other activities that relate to the work of cooperatives in America. and dinner. Taking up the duties of business meeting Cooperative leadership is an of the orsame officers The Bear with Town Water Master with the important activity over for held were River High School Future Board is Donald Snow. He was ganization Farmer members who submit a appointed bv members of the the coming year. , Mrs. Edna Marble is receivreport of chapter cooperative Board to fill this vacancy last in care the activities to the Utah Council week. medical Logan ing each year in award state comMembers of the Marion A. L.D.S. hospital this week. ! petition for the comperative Lish family held their annual Fred Haycock and son, Richleadership. Last year Bear reunion at Pees Park in Brig- - ard, of Fremont, Calif., are REX M. JENSEN River iwas a national winner. ham City, Sunday. There were visiting this week at the WarMr. Firth is a senior at Bear 82 members present for the ren Haycock home. State records show that at River School and the son High introsince the no other time of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Firth of duction of Vocational Agri- Bothwell. culture in the secondary schools has an F.F.A. advisor's son !i served as state F.F.A. presiI1 -.! ; dent. Sew And Sews f - '1 The Sew and Sews met Aug Also, until this time, a teach' er has never served as presi- ust 1 at the home of Cindy dent of the State Teachers As- Oyler. They planned their sociation with a son serving camping trip. The highlights as State F.F.A. president. Rob- of this meeting were talks by ert, his son, is current State Marlee Stokes and Betty Smith K-:s on their seven years of F.F.A. president. Thev answered questions and gave many helpful hints to the vouneer erirls. August 2, club members met at the home of Gloria and ! Candy Peterson with sleeping bags and lunches. They camped Logan - Dicalcium phosphate at Preston Valley in Logan I - a mineral supplement that is canyon. The girls, under the 1 in livestock Cook's commonly used supervision of Waldo I feed . prevents the poisonous and Linda Kai Finch enjoyed a campfire pro weed halogeton from killing games, wading, and a hike. They re gram reto USDA sheep, according turned home Thursday evensearch veterinarian Dr. Wayne ing. i Binns at Utah State Univers-Shee- p The club met again August Travelers enjoy the latest type, fed alfalfa pellets Union 8 at the home of Christine rely upon Shippers concomfortable Pullman and coach fet alfalfa pellets Newman. Linda Kai Finch Pacific"s dependable freight serthe supof cent 5 accommodations, fine food and per taining demonstrated haw to make a as modern as human vice, Union book complete relaxation on Streamplement were protected against Everyone mechanical skill and S'was halo- neat ingenuity, x in and U"Domeliners oxalates i Pacific's k$zM worked on gathered skirts. poisonous electronic devices can make it. were served. liners to the East and throughout Refreshments geton. These oxalates kill sheep and Milk a noon Drink at get serum of Elaine Cook and the West. by depleting blood Reporters, lift. You always need Roberts. its calcium. Dicalcium phos-a Betty refreshing are you into Whatever you are snipping, wherever you too. going, phate, readily absorbed That's why you never outGive us a will protein. service you, VACATION IN HAWAII our please sure sheep's blood system, replaces be can calcium removed by the oxaMr. and Mrs. Merlin Larsen for Milk. Get the need call. We're here to serve you. grow your used n lates. Other supplements Nanette and daughter, Milk idea 3 glasses every day in Binns' research did not proleft Wednesday for Los steamed tried He car. They have tect sheep. Angeles by rock reservations to bone meal, deflourinated fly from there monosoaium and , WTate. where to Hawaii, they will plVkJr three weeks in Kaneohe spend a Serving the expanding West for nearly Century Halogeton, which is spreadwith Hal and Pamela Hess, acres of who are there on military ing through millions AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH in the West, thrives in salty parts of Calsoils of semi-ari- d ifornia. Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. As sheep are trailed from winter to summer ranges, losses occur in almost every band d moving through halogeton-in-festeland. For example, while checking on commercial flocks of sheep heir.tr trailed near Snowville, Utah in 1959, Binns found that a group of hungry animals M were allowed to remain overstand night on an almost pure of halogeton. Of 1.850 sheep, 190 were dead the next morning and 172 others died during the next three weeks. Before sheep were moved from winter ranges in the advised spring of 1960, Binns the owners to supplement the animal's diets with pellets of alfalfa and 5 per cent dicalcium phosphate. Owners who Your over a Your loan is handled Financing arrangements fed the supplement lost no in of made. convenient time are not period Stop easily quickly and efficiently by sheep. But those who did lost builds a credit at our Timeway departyou repufollow Binn's suggestion experienced and courteous of value for future animals. tation ment or ask your dealer personnel. Experiments are being confor for borrowing purpose. financing. any Timeway ducted to learn if dicalcium phosphate will also protect cattle from oxalate poisoning. tional Agriculture Teachers Association at the recent annual conference of the group held at Utah State University. Mr. Jensen has been on the faculty at Bear River High School for the past seven years and has served as advisor to the local F.F.A. Chapter during that time. f : ) f Man-guru- 's WlfSvk UivShjl m v JAvH'A ANSCOSET V r y HARRISON'S i Water .Master Named For Dewey ville j Afifee sWir"ana metersfe y,r. ShipPerS They News lub -- .' jw'' ' zap, 4-- Help Offered On Sheep Problem - -l' IVi-- ; V A : I " con-She- 4-- H Chris-tense- UMHON PACBFIC Drink Mom v "s Three reasons why First Security is the place to finance your car (D vi TiETTRN HOME Dr. and Mrs. Vern Marble and children Wt last weekend to return to their home in Davis. They have been visiting with the ILaRain Marbles of Tremonton, Mr Marble'9 parents, and Mrs. Marble's parents in Providence. While here, the men took a trip to Loans made also for any worthwhile purpose using your present car as security. tn SMurtty ftonk of Woh. rt N A. f Smrity Bonk of Utoh, N A first Security Bonk of Rock Spring Membci Federoi Oepcit lnufonc Corporation |