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Show Tremonton, Utah The Leader Thursday, July Home and Farm News AROUND THE COUNTY with . . U.S.U. Home Demonstration A spent three days Eight in Logan on USU Campus in a home improvement workshop. Each girl made an article toward the completion of her projeci. Marilyn Barrus of Tremonton, Lor-en- e Kathy Hess, Jay Nelsen, of Hess Lorenda and Ashby Garland made bedroom chairs from old kitchen chairs. Janet Nielsen of Garland made a wall lamp, Ryla Price of Garland CO J 1 8 CO CO 4 STAGE HOIST 0 SIDE approximately 400 members, leaders and chaperones. Ed Mott Counof Park Valley is the cil member in charge of the camp. Joyce Juchaw, the county nurse will be on hand for reemergencies. Handicraft, creational activities, camp fire programs, and talent contests are on the agenda for another successful camp. 8 HOIST 8 V HOIST for sales and service (ontacf. ARCHIBALD DODGE PICK-U- P A Fay-Of- f an outKarnely, club member and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karnely will begin working in the Tremonton Extension office on July 1st. She was Aid hired as an Extension through the Economic OpporKathleen standing 4-- 40 North Irtnont VERN'S BLACKSMITH 4-- SHOP West Main Street FINCH RAY County Agricultural Agent STATE'S BREAD BASKET Box Elder County of course is Utah's bread market. Produced last year 1,454,000 bushels of wheat, 461,000 bushels spring wheat totalling 1,916,000 bushels. Cache County came second with 857,000 bushels spring and winter I KNOW IS. I TRIED IT, AND IT WORKS That's the WAY it IS with a JOHN DEERE TRACTOR Some people just can't believe the work they will do until they drive one. BUY A JOHN DEERE TAYLOR FARM SERVICE (l PHONE WEST MAIN. TREMONTON 1 2 3 4 Part Ne. AH61586 AH61587 H61438 H61439 Price $ .92 Description Guard Guard, Outer Guard Plate Section, Smooth, 92 12 Key Part 5 H61440 6 No. H61441 Roundy. Reporter, Susan Burnett MERRY 2:30. We made egg salad and meat and egg salad sandwiches and apricot and maple milk shakes. We judged the food and then we ate it. It was very good. Reporter, Christine Burnett ed damage from tresspassers during the past few weeks. This has included shooting up of property and even threatening of workers. BETTER COMMUNICATIONS Reese Warburton, Chairman of R A D. Committee in West Box Elder states that they are making progress on a telephone system for Grouse Creek and Park Valley. The cables are now laid out on the ground but the trenches for the cable have not been dug as yet. ASCS TOUR Orvil Nish, Ralph Bishop, Frank Chadaz and Mark Jensen, members of the AgriculConservatural Stabilization committee were tion Service hosts on a very interesting tour to some 100 ASCS members from 15 Counties in Southern Utah showing them work that had been done in this area with the use of ASCS funds. CLUB CAMP PREPARATIONS Ed Mott, Chairman of Council of Box Elder County is for busy making preparations Club Camp scheduled for July 7, 8. and 9th. YOUNG FARMERS TOUR local PresiJohn Holmgren, dent of the Young Farmers organization reports that the state tour for the Young Farmers w ill be held in the county. August 6th and 7th. They intend to visit Maddox Ranch, Thiokol Chemical Corporation and Hors-le- y Seed Mill. All young farmers are urged to attend. THE NIMBLE THIMBLES Our first meeting was held June 18 at the home of Jane Butler our leader. We elected officers. They are Jeanette Udy, pres.; Sherry Ward, vice pres.; Vickie Johnson, sec. and treasurer; Melanie Macfarlane, reporter; Carla Zundel, song leader; and Beverly Udy, committee chairman. We then decided on our sewing project. Carla Zundel's home was our next meeting place for our second meeting which was held 25. We . Description Section, Heavy Knife Head , ' , .15 2.49 Guaranteed Wheatland Sweeps INCH The Wheatland Sweeps are designed The wing angle for stubble-mulchinand contour are shaped to stir the soil, shear off weed roots and leave a loose top mulch to control soil erosion and conserve moisture. High carbon steel shank provide maxiand wrap-aroumum strength. These sweeps have hole spacing. g. ll leadei. Cooking and sewing skills have been acquired quite readily in six meetings and the members are looking ahead to of methods more improved THREADERS was given by LaDee Stokes. Then we chose our officers who are: Judy Fukui, president; Karla Rhodes, LaDee secreStokes, tary; Lana Anderson, reporter; Karen Karnely, song leader, and Sharon Tanaka, recreation. t; Refreshments were served. Our second and third meetings were held at the homes of Karla Rhodes and Judy Fukui. ATTEND CONCERT Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fillmore and Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Falk of Tremonton were in Logan last Thursday for a concert presented by the students who were attending summer music clinic. Their sons, Rich- ard Fillmore and John Falk, returned home with their homemaking. HAPPY HOMEMAKERS The third meeting of the Happy was Homemakers to order by the vice pres. Nancy Cornwall. Judy Macfarlane led us in the song "O Beautiful Spacious Skys". Nancy Cornwall gave the opening prayer and then led us in the pledges. The minutes were read and approved by Deanna Hales. Our leader, Mrs. Macfarlane showed us how to make houseslippers. We brought for 4-- There Are PECK BROS. YARD CATTLE SALES AUCTION Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays ALL DAY AT EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 p.m. No Bugs On Our Service Either Because we have been closely watching reports on heavy grasshopper and insect infestation, you'll find your nearby Wasco warehouse adequately stocked with a whole battery of insect weapons. Malathion, Guthion, Diaza-noand many others. Because of this variety and Par-athio- n pre-plannin- your g, Was- fieldman can deliver exactly the right product for your individual needs to do the most efficient job at the lowest cost, co OGDEN, UTAH it. just when you need Field-maGive your Wasco a call . . . He's workfor you. ing RfASCO INSECTICIDES Agricultural Chemical Division of the Wasatch Chemical Co. 2225 South 5th East, Salt Lake City, Utah Call Collect Linda Jenkins demonstrated how to stand straight. Maryln Allen said the closing prayer. Reporter, Joan Ann Burton Thatcher-Penros- e BUSY BEE club was The Busy Bee held on June 23 at the home of Debra Coombs at 3:00 p.m. The meeting was brought to order by Dixie Kotter, Sandra Clark led us in The National Pledge, Marie Allen led the and club in the pledge, Debra Coombs rook the roll and read the minutes. served were Refreshments and the meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m. The third meeting of the Busy Bees was held on June 16 at the home of Dixie Kotter at 3:00 p.m. The meeting was brought to order by Dixie Kotter. Sandra Clark led the club in The National Pledge and Marie Allen led the club in the pledge, and Debra Coombs took Annual Plymouth Amateur 4-- 4-- 5:00 p.m. Reporter, Marilee Napoli SATURDAY M ONDAY LY fi . iiwiW'ex &J AH61589 Description Price Knife, 7', Smooth, Heavy Knife, 7', Heavy $9.07 Un-Ser- r., 9.95 Guaranteed Chisels and Spikes 58 inch x 2 inch x 16 inch POINTS Used on tool bars and tool carriers, these weed chisels and spikes do a thorough job of water eradication and opening up soil for better penetration. These heavy-duti steel points are revorsiuio iui y, high-carbo- rig-ty- life. n, o. $1.80 each forg- - Bareback Bronc BuU Riding Calf Roping WEST MAIN STREET TREMONTON PHONE 1 SPONSORED BY BELMONT WARD Bell Roping Kids Calf Riding Barrell Racing Queen Contest July2 BOOKS OPEN FRIDAY, JULY 2 257-823- BUSY BAKERS The meeting of the Busy Bakers Club was held June 25 at 2:30. Joyce Christensen opened the meeting. We sang I had a Little Chicken. RayLynn THRIFTY Our first organization meeting was held at the home of Karen Karnely June 1. The prayer prayer. fAH61588 $2.50 each TAYLOR FARM SERVICE Reporter, Kathy Deters Ruth Silvester, secreand Lillie Marx, song tary; leader. Their leaders, Dianna Wells and Vicki Woodward are members of the club, also, with Rosalie Wells as over-a- Hog Sale Every Tuesday 12:30 P.M. Part No. Key 7 S their service project a sign board marking clearly the way to their homes and the mileage so visitors will be more assurer! as they journey in the "sticks"! The club wishes to extend an invitation to everyone to visit their thriving community. The Club elected their officers as follows: Elaine Silvester, president; Laraine Wells, Zollinger. the president Sally Stokes, called the meeting to order at 2:30. Connie Didericksen said the 1 Un-Ser- vice-pres- .. Home-make- Happy-Go-Luck- OGDEN UNION STOCK YARDS 1 V Price 4-- HOMEMAKERa Have you ever been to Promontory and been puzzled at the fork in the road. Fear no more your directions are made read the signs! clear y The of Promontory made as June. It was held at the home of our leaders. Tarn and Faunice 23 of day i tVfc T 1 e BUSY BAKERS The first meeting of the Busy Club was hejd FriBakers day, June 11 at 2:30 at our leaders home, Ronda Stokes. We chose officers: Joyce Christensen, pres., Patti Holmgren, Maleea Stokes, sec, song leader, Juanita Christensen, Rae Lynn Earl, treasurer, and Peggy Barnes, reporter. HAPPY-GO-LUCK- the opening prayer. Maleea Stokes read the minutes. We made scrambled eggs, cream of celery soup, toasted cheese sandwiches and drank milk. Meeting adjourned at 4:00. Your Reporter, Peggy Barnes 5 4 3 LINE SEWERS SIX SEAM The meeting of the Six Seam-LinSewers was held Wednes- roll and read the minutes. Dixie Kotter gave a demonstration on how to wash your face. was adjourned at Meeting to , BLUE RIBBON FARMERS The third meeting of the Blue Ribbon Farmers was held June 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Kraig Page. Kent Perry gave A lesson about the pledge. sheep was presented. Refreshments were served and the meeting was adjourned. Kent Perry, Reporter Deweyville THE FANCY STITCHERS The first meeting of the Fancy Stitchers was held June 14th at the home of our leader. Janice Adams, who also gave Janice t h e opening prayer. then called the meeting to order. We sang "Mrs. Oleres Cow" and then we elected officers. They are as follows: Gloria Adams, pres. and reporter, Margaret Christensen, sec, and game and song leader. Our assistant leader, June Elmer was excused. The second meeting of the Fancy Stitchers was held June 17th at the home of our leader, Janice Adams. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Gloria Adams, who also gave the opening prayer. We sang "On Top of Old Smoky", which was led by our song leader, Margaret Christensen. We learned how to sew on buttons, hooks and snaps. Margaret was our hostess. Assistant leader, June Elmer was excused. The closing prayer was offered by Janice Adams. ' Reporter, Gloria Adams STIMULATING STITCHES The Stimulating Stitches have had three meetings. At the first one we talked about what we planned to do this summer. The next meeting we were to bring our material for our practice article. We elected officers. They are: Pres., Kathy Borgstrom; secretary, Cindy Beckstrand, song leader and reporter, Kathy Deters. At our second meeting we started to sew on our practice articles. We want to finish them next week. Our third meeting was held at the home of our leader, Mrs. Deters. We started at 1:30 p.m. We talked about camp. We finished our practice articles, beach bags, today. Earl gave 4-- planned our trip camp which will be held July 7. 8, and 9th. We also planned to bring our material for our sewing projects to our next Refreshments meeting. were served. Melanie Macfarlane, Reporter June MIX UPS .Our third meeting was held at the home of our leader, Barbara King on June 24 at 13 Heavy 16 We are going to learn Home Improvement. Our other leader is Marilyn Our recent rain which started June 24 deposited 1.92 inches of rainfall. It is estimated that this will increase the value of in this county by at crops least one and possibly 2 million dollars. TRESSPASS DAMAGE Several stockmen has report- Here's a real bargain in utility mower guards, ouatd plates, sections, knives and knife heads. Completely Interchangeable with original equipment, yet low in cost replace those worn parts now I UTILITY CUTTING PARTS Key 257-823- 1 Earl. wheat. 4-- "ALL FROLLICKING FUNSTERS of the The first meeting Frollicking Funsters was held at the home of Linda Butler, one of our leaders. We elected officers. They are: president, Debra Welling, vice president, Joan Secrist, secretary, Janine Roundy, reporter, Susan Burnett, recreation, Kay-l- a Udy, song leader, Denise ELLER sanded and finished a set of brick shelves. Melanie Stone of a dresser sanded Collinston stool in preparation for an antique finish and covered the stool. Vicki Jensen of Brigham ' City made a pair of lined bedroom. for her drapes Leaders responsible for the activities of these girls are Mrs. Winford Barrus, Tremonton: Mrs. Wendell Hess of Garland and Mrs. Gilbert Jensen of Brigham City. Camp Coming Up The annual camp will be held at Willow Flat on the Cub Ida., River east of Preston, again this year on July 7th, 8th and 9th. This activity is well received and will draw SCISSOR HOIST 3 STAGE HOIST Frank our treasurer. We made waffles and grape fruit and orange halves. Toni served orange lemonaid. Meeting adjourned at 4 p.m. Your Reporter, Elda Fuller - "SEW SEWS" Miss Wendy Zinck was hostess to members of the "Sew-Sews- " of Deweyville, at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. John Fryer. The girls met Tuesday afternoon. They went to with their leader, Tremonton Mrs. Ron Meeker, to select patterns and materials for their fourth year of sewing. Miss to Zinck served refreshments the group. Sue Thayne, Reporter JESSIE 4--H GALAX IE GALS The Galaxie Gals held their 4th meeting Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of Toni Work - study division. This will assure Kathleen of 15 hours of work a week while attending USU next year. tunity Act 1, 1965 sewed our Babushka. Refreshments were served. Annette gave the closing prayer. The next meeting will be held at Carol Macfarlanes on Tuesday the 29. Reporter, Carol Macfarlane Meeting adjourned at 4:00. The second meeting of the Club was held Busy Bakers Monday, June 21 at 2:30 at our leaders home, Ronda Stokes. Joyce Christensen opened the meeting then we sang a couple of songs. Peggy Barnes said the opening prayer. We then cooked and meeting adjourned at 4:00. 8:00 P.M. ly mouth :00 P.M. FLAG RAISING CEREMONY JULY 5 7.-0-0 A.M. Followed by PANCAKE BREAKFAST - $1.25 Admission 50c BOB BENNETT. Secretary PHONE 237-531- 4 n |
