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Show Pickers uesDe irately Needed for Peach Harvest; Canning of Crop at Peak Now He reminded them of the frosts fast and increasing Nearly 300 peach picker are ning to ripen the past few years which for in of numbers in the tmscrop needed pickers peach desperately pushed fruit prices sky high, and orchards during the coming week will be needed. them of the posto help harvest the abundant Anyone wishing to assist in the also reminded frosts next year. of should tomato harvest or sibility farm Don Wentz, peach peach crop, The peak of the peach season the contact Mr. Wentz at the employ placement representative of. dew. isi x. will be reached during the comment security oince, employment security office, ing week? and the pear crop will clared Saturday. almost be harvested, he said. fruit with bottles "Fill your He said that the bulk of the "There is an excellent crop this is abundant. Deech ctod had to be moved dur- - (while C.the harvest assistant Utah year, prices are reasonable, and Joel Barlow, local he and the week, urged ing time to fill your fruit county agent. Saturday urged nOw is the Tfpeople to respond to the peach Utah he said. bottles, housewives. county the farmer's plea for help. If help is not secured, much of the fruit , will spoil on the frees. He stated that part or full time workers can be used any time D during the daylight hours. 40 e nam8 Frank W. Jones, .Basil J. Dor- recruited from the southern Ari-- 1 Norma Ann Powell and as ton. serve will who to zona and New Mexico regions residents, jurors help in the fruit harvest and there iduring the third term of the Stanley M. Taylor of Nephi; are about 40 Piute and Ute district court were drawn Beatrice Ellen Rieske, Alpine; W. dians who have drifted in to w$rk bv coUntv officials, according to C Faulkner, Pleasant View; Leo in the harvest. And there are P. Harvey, Stanley B. Keetch, P. clerk, 122 county still Xirk, nationals Mexican about (Warren in the county who were recruited These jury member? will serve Reed C. Gillman. Eldon A. Pack rroro Mexico wis spring. Grove: William Betts, .beginning Sept. 17, the term last Pleasant William P. Fairbanks, Robert A jot. neniz aecivea mai ims ing until about Jan. IS. Baird and Lee S. Montague, Pay- labor has been brought in because Named on the jury list were son. some of the larger growers prefer not to gamble on local labor D. P. Vincent. D. L.w McConkie, I. Kenneth White. Highland; E. Farr, Laron S. Allred, sources because of weir experi-Keith C. Dixon. Clinton: Glen with fruit losses in the past ga ret F. Gease and Alex Peterson, "Cedar Fort; W. Howard because of the unavailability of quist, all j.of Provo: DanieF J. Sanford. Carl E. Atkinson. Dee local labor. . C. Magg, Adams, Warren TV Anderson, D. R. Shurtliff and Wesley H. ' R. But this imported labor cannot jW. Jones, of American Fork; Springville; Newman, entirely meet the situation.' and Lillian Money, Amanda Ocker-man- y Ma pie ton: and Russell L. Chris-tensmall producers are still man, Elmer J. Gerber, of Spanish n, Salem.faced with the problem of getting. Fork, and Stanley R. Harris, Roy iu narvesi meir o. nuwiano, uon. Li. ivie, virgu a Insects eat about of ciiuugu Cordner and Ella Williams., of all the food grown in the United crops, he stated. Tomato crops are also begin- - Or em. States. " Forty Utah County Citizens Named To Jury Panel for strict Court Uh rth i Mar-enc- H. es se - ut-i- p one-ten- th gLK Lehi Revives Interest In SUNDAY HERALD Kennel Club Sets Dog Show Sept. 16 Provo Kennel club will sponsor a second Plan "A" sanction match dog show Sept. 16 at North park, announces Howard Willis, president of the group. All dogs entering must be six months of age or over, except Champions. The entry fee is $1.50 for each dog and SO cents for each additional class of the same dog. Dogs must be available for mWt He ' gggl 'v m' '9 veterinarians to inspect at 1 p.m. Sept. 18, and judging, will begin at 1:30 p.m. and continue without intermission. Trophies will be awarded for best in the show, best brace, best sporting dog, best sporting hound. best working dog, best terrier, best toy dog and best dog. Various ribbons will also be awarded. nvn mmj aai CAD AraMli " of dogs are Classification . tK I Countv Fair, can keen an ear to the around Group I, sporting dogs; Group II, in and still have part of it way up in the air. Ton! CraodaUa, 12, of hounds; Group III, working dogs: Group IV. terriers; Group V. toys. Caux, snows on Lajt Judging the event will be M. E. Pearson, Salt Lake City, who .Run Today will Judge all sporting breeds, Amateur Radio Operators except German Shorthaired anH city and county 'Pointers All amateur radio operators in airport Cockers, and Group the Provo area have been re- building. In addition, four mobile, I: H. W. and Salt Lake City, Osborn. quested to meet today at 2 y units will be put Into iwill Judge the German Sfcort- o'clock at the city and county ihaired Pointers, all. hound 'breeds to aid in the test run. building to take part in a test cars and Group II; H. J. Savage, Salt in arise Problems which might run of short wave communicaLake City, Cocker spaniels; Sam tions in case of disaster, accord- case of a bomb attack or similar C. Rudd, Salt Lake City, will ing to Leland M. Perry, civil de- - disaster, will be worked out on judge all working breeds and f ense- - radio chairman. the theory that telephone and Group III: Leonard Ta,ylq., Three fixed radio, .two-wa- y all terriers and Boston ter- other means of communications stations will be set up aa fol have been wiped out, Mr. Perry riers and Group IV; Katharin B. Perkins. Ogden, all toy breeds lowing locations: Fire station. stated. Building Sewer System - all-bre- LEHI Revival of interest in the constructk of a city aewer system is in evidence this week, with city council members authorizing Lauren W. Gibbs, Salt Lake City bond broker, to make a survey to determine the approximate cost of such a project. No definite action has been taken oh the project, and city council members cannot take even preliminary steps until they know whether the city could such s system. Another council meeting is scheduled for and Mr. Gibbs report may be ready, for ed non-sporti- at that time. Construction of a sewer system has been a cherished dream in Lehi for many years. But for many retfsons, primarily financial, it has been out of reach. The city's high water table and quicksand in many areas have also been deterrents. ng T-at- v Speeding Cases Dominate City Court Anfi si-u- xn Selves t two-wa- Og-de- n, Speeding counts d ominated Provo city court cases Friday, with four motorists forfeiting sums, and one pleading guilty to the charges. ' Those forfeiting for speeding were Carrie L. McCallen. 1213 S. 7th E . $20; Elmo Smith, IS. Spanish Fork. $20; Delberf Dean Fullmer, 20. Springville, $20; ami Elmer G. EpaUn, 62, Logan, $20. Roland Page 28. 181 Farr Ave, pleaded guilty to the count and was fined $30. Other city court eases included, Fred S. Brown. 19. 48 E. 3rd S., forfeited $15, stop sign; D. P. Clark, 70. Newton, forfeited. $15. runing red light; teMy Butler, 20 utti Fork, forfeited $15, to keep ear under n. and Group V: and Victor L. Salt Lake City, who will breeds all judge Boston terrieX, and Group except VI and best in show. Entries must be mailed to T. W. aa Campbell. 718 N. 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