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Show ' it.'; t i ; - I"- 'i ; -- i T m BY' If . - ! 'h s Mlumni Fund ..iv' ill j : Fl)cih'fa- to -j- - ; 6 'i i SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1963 Utah Couniy. Utah SUNDAY HERALD of Brigham I Young will be asked, to con- ynlyeijsity tribute! toward the growth and progress - of their, alma mater dufring. the first an fast-growi- mi : Dallian tlark, R. Provo busl-nesshia- ; 11 andf 28 Harmony House Drapery Fabrics . X A : i t Vf n, has been appointed Telefim'd, canlpaign chairman, accoring to pr. Bingham and Dr. Da Costa Clark, chairman of ) the alfumni furd. wJU be to be $35,000 "pur goal raised; through J telephone jcalls to alumnfi," saidfDallan R.f Clark. fBvfc'enr Mi.4ch '! . xAjhk ill alumni of BYTl residing jin Utah County will be! contacted jand invited to assist Ithe university." The j Telefun'd appeal is a new idea tried sucessfully by other universities, said Mr. Clark; The telephoe solicitation will go forward unfler an organized, campaigh atmosphere with 40 d alianni leaders gathaiimni building on kt the ering the campus eadih night the calls are made," hej reported, "A gigantic thermometer chart will be kept right up to the minute, marking progress of pledges received by telephone." n?-- r'i A . Hii ''ir,tt yi K. Clark; cent'br, meet n with! The Captains, f rem left; are Robert Sandstrom,! Arthur Morin, Wilson W. Sorerjsen, and Harold B. Jones. - J!- Urges Wheat Vote Okeh Details Reduced in "time foi spring decorating. Choose from plains, prints and tweeds. Selection fr6m widths. cottons, rayons or blends. 45 to. Make your own drapes or let our experts make them for you at a v?ery low cost. look Bleak N. urements, just completed Jon Utah Valley watersheds werejrejeased Saturday by the Soil Conserva' f. tion Service. ' Generally less than last; year, they compare closer to the bleak : 1961 drouth year.. The totals a listed in the fol- -; lowing order for comparison, 1691 and present reading, 1962, ; ' 8,0501 Payson Ranger Station, feetn-2- 2 inches now, 6.4 inches inches snow, "water; 8.6 inches water; 1961 32 inches snow, 7.8 inches, water.; average, 15.5 inches water. Rock Bridge, Payson Canyon, 16,750 feet 7 inches snow, 2.7. 443 inches 1962 inches water; 11.5 inches water; 1961 snow, 24 inches snow, 6.8 inches water; average, 10.7 inches water. Clear Creek Ridge No h Spanish Fork River drainage, 9,200, inches feeb 27 inches snow; 1 feet 17 7 water. "ula inches snow,,' 11.7 inches 16 Inches snow, 4.7 1961 4 t J ' j: SIDE GLANCEa :" re- - i . j ! Match fabrics, patterns and colors with the rest? of your ' If; j furnishings. Choose from lovely florals, prints and scenic patterns in a big selection of fabrjes :and colors. CJonie in to our stnre' and make voiir csplec- - I tion or you may liave our home decorator bring samples out to you with no, ob- . . Shop-at-IIoi- ne f ligation. . Call ! POWN NO MONEY on -- ; FR3-S70- 0 i Start Charg a. RvvorviiM Account NEW! Vinyl CusMonflpr. .;. Gives' You Warmth, Springiness, Plus Extra: Long Wear j inches water: average., 10.5-inches water. . i Timpanogos Dividei, American Fork River drainage); 8,14052 inches snow, 12.1 inches water; 196276 inches snow, 26.6 inches water; 196125 inches snow, 6.6 inches water; average, 24.5 inches water. " ., Camp Altamount. 7,300 feet 13 inches snow, 3.4 inches water; 196249 inches snow, 15.4 inches 196115 v Inches snow, 4.2 inches . rop j or Shopj in tho Privacy of lYour Own Home 1 Packard Canyon, .400 feet 7 inches, snow, 2.6 inches water;; - r-LJ- Visit pur Decorator Fabric Shop teijim I 'inches water. . ihef four : ? i, i I vcifl5c,.l. UH,UW au fw YW. ,ipm anA h owinuw, u,iw man The vinlH Hobble Creek Summit,' Ifobblle h iwater; 14 962 10. inches snw, j2.6 finches Creek Drainage, 7,300 feet 18 te!LilfhiiCe, inches snow, 5.1 inches water j waiers xvour--. i incn snow, u. 1196256 inches snowi 15.4 inches fach waiter; average 0.3; iwater; water; 196121 inches j snow, 4.7 i Muicnman! vruaraf atanon, i.ow 26 linches soqw, 8.8 inches inches water;'- - avenge, j 13.4 water; c-- ! ' 1962-7-4- 2 yj v : L ; 1 -- ! inches water. j Clear Creek Ridge No. 8,i 6,600 feet 1 inch ice, .6 inch water; 196230 Inches snow, 8.7 inches water; 196119 inches snow, 3.5 inches water; average 7 inches lttiw,i ' t ; 20 12 - Zivt.iit leaders a-c- aK 4?4.'ikf, j wi-ea- inches now,' 4.2. inches inches snotf, 15.3 . ! ? You May. Do' All Your Spring DernmHnn W th No Down LU t d - ;lJl - i. aaul 'Jbri ; water; 196127 jtoches 6.3 inches water; average, snow, inches ' ii. OlFi . ! inches- water; 1961 inches snow, 6.8 inches water; average, 15.2 inches water. Clear Creek Ridge No. 2, 8,000 water;-19625- iujmhf.vm ML . 1fl lit: ; ! j i 3 - k use S i 8 j iiiimuMt ufHi it , j water; 196268 inches snow, 1111111 Mi - Statistic! i 8-- - v 1 - 1962-61-6- iiMterrmnSf te i ; :;: I ' j W'.'W i L j I - I Bis free- - farmer has lost ?No It? If mv r- H captains are the Farmers Union Sjaturdayj look j dom by participating ih other Harold B. Jones, Arthur, Morin, W. Soipnsen and j Robert harpt issue with statements farm programs- - as in. the wool Wilsoii Ronald Hyde and Sandsfrom. made in Pleasant Grove this and lamb payments,' sugar beet BYU staff are Week by the natitmalj president of payments soil land water con Dan lau of the on committee with or payments drought serving the; American Farm with Mr. Clam and the captains. relief feed for livestock, j "There! are about 5001 farmes At the annual Utah County Farm Bureau day inXpieasant in Utah County; participating in Grovel Tuesday, Charles Bv Shu-- these programs, plus the feed man tirged a " no r vote ifrom gram program, wmcn is voiun- f asm,ers on the coming govern! tary. j born! ment spring wheat referendum. K "If the farmers do not vote to AT UTAII VALtEY HOSPITAL. In hiisi statement Saturday, J. retain the; wheat? program, it will Saturday: Earl i Smith, Leht president of not only mean economic disaster Girl i to WiUiim J. and Hazel the Utah, County Farmers Union to wheat growers, but to the JoAnn ; Johansoh Christensen of disputed! contentions! of Mr. Shu- - merchants along, Mainj Street, Provo.; i man and urged ajfavorale; vote and could jeopardize outer farm L. and Iris Chafles j to Boy an ithe coming referendum. Mr. programs thatsfarmers fare par- - Park tolley of brem. Smith is also a member of the ticipating in nowi. Boy to Jan)es and Maxine t state wntniittee of the ''Most agricultural Strani of Orem. Richards Agricultural Stabilization land warn farmers not 't& e fooled- Friday: I Conservation Committee, which by promises of Other wheat proRex Thora Christen to and Boy administers the referendum pro- - grams if Ithe. present program is sen Behling of fepringvitle. voted down. Some leaders advo- gram.'; Girl to Kent and Roene Penrod Mr. Smith said caie iana retirement yi ' of Grantville. Davis i Most farm organiaztlons in- - gram similar td the Soil BainJD j K. and Kathy Boy to Larry eluding the Utah County Farm- - program, which Congress has re-- Kesler j of Provo. Hous'ely. ers Union, say a 'ho' vote oin this (fused to appropriate atoy more to Nekton L. and tavern Girl Issue would lose 4Uxthe bargain- funds for because of the large Ferre iFox of Orem. g rights that have een accom- - expense which frccomptishe, so MARRIAC lished by 'yes votes during the little. It ii wishful and 4angerous James KaXYW, 23,;Spnng- ast 130 years, when! from 70 to 90 thinking to believe that Congress and Bonie Carlene? Evans, ter pent voted focjhe program would, drop its work on other ville, X 19, Prpvo. Hiong With farmers wno grow the great problems to starf all over Richard tofan Houston, 20, Ian cotother major: crops! such as new; wheat bill," Mr. again on Karini Renate Forkfi .and American ton, tobiaccoj, corn and peanuts. Smith pointed out Anis 13 eooq maicauon wnai i v"jviost exDert are in agree- - Conner 23, American- Forjt. Neil W. Davis, 22,- Salem, and the farmers wanf- c- margaining ment that without a vfheat pro- Bonnie Jean Bfehr, 20, Salem. right at the market place. gramdomestic prices will fall to J William Sicrney Wasnuer. $1 per bushel pr beldw, which Monica,! Santa Calif., and Susjan would be a calamity for the ll.'?'-Black: 20. Utah County ipresideAt of Detailed snow and wate r meas- - ch j j Altogether thfere will 160 work ers in' teams o 40. Calls iwill be TOade Monday through Ttiursday starting MarcH 11, with; each team bf 40 taking a turn once a wisiek imtil the tiriVe is concluded Marchj 28. Rival Orqa nization Farml Bureau tTalk Watershed porkers 160 . t yd. 48-in- . 1 4! Only ii s 1 f hand-pkke- the '1:1 Regular 1.59 to 1.79 Yard i APPEiJ--lJalla- i 13W ng nual '1BYU Tefund,' campaign in Match. Parti of the over-a- ll pestiny Funitf, r a continuing driire for money to assis with the iuniver- sity's operations and expansion, the TIefun'd appeal is sponsored Association by j the BYU Alumni ' of fyhjich Dr. panford M Bingham is president. !il Clark (chairman J J , Open Monday andlFriday Till 9 p.m. - Park Free Alurtfini ! i CAPTAINS CHART TELEFLTNi ... i irie 'Plans For i4 SSI St University ' '; ; -r .. ITS SECRET IS A VINYL' FOAM CUSHION CENTER Proto. rural hiiirtnc nr arrd on iwFiPat Gary LeRoyi Sant, Provo, Moncur, 21, 23, and Linda Luise Provo. iClark, 18, Provo, age wouid be doubled with no ) Roger Dean Lu and Nrma markets for lare producUon. prough, 16, Provo. ' Richard Charles rCrowton, 22, "Just hqwlmuch do f4rmers SanwraC thle and r; Provo. Gayle. Childs, govern-ateceive directly from ; 1962j-i- io 196119 Provo. 21, 1961 report; ment? u.S.D.A. statistics for inches snow, j 4.9 finches water; show cent of nivnnrrs r.nHTi?n oniy Delores R. Miller from Charles aiverage, 18 inches water. the total receipts, from sale of JSoapstone Ranger StaUan, Up-- crops and iivestoCk from farms W. Miller; plaihtiff granted cus per Prpvo drainage, 5.800 feet receive government assistance tody of two minor children and 27,6 inches isnow, 7.9 inches wa- - or cost to the consumer for Sill support. ... J ter; 1962-4- 4.8 incjhes snow, 12.5 each person. This $8.li is pretty inches water. Average 12 inches I crnvwl Incnrarr fAr maintalrln& a SOIL TESTING II water. '; , COOLEGE STATION, Tex. good ' food budget," Mr. Smith Beaver Creek Ranger SI auon 1 Farmers can harm a declared. (UPI) 13.8 inches snow. 4.8 inchesi water: good field by adding commerpiar !962 34.3 jnches snow,; 10. inches SIGN. CLEMSON, PLACER fertilizers without first having a, OTTAWA (UPl) The Rough soil, testr extension soil chemist waier;; average, 4 mcnes water. Danjeis-Strawberr.8.000 feet Riders of Canada's Eastern Foot- - W. F.lBennett fit the Texas Aland' i inches snow, 5.6 j inches ball Conference 'have f signed Os- - M Uoiiege extension service says. 5 vateri 196256.9- inches snow, car Thorsland f Clfmson Farjners shoiild first determine inches water; 4f per cent. iege. Thorsland, who lis 4 and the fertility aid acidity level of f. pt normal, i g' weiehs 220 Dounds. is a New soil through a pro York City native. gram! Bennettl says. : GnJ hag daublbd during theastjyears without a program! the! acre- , J Sears Low Price Indentations recover in minutes Vinyl foam cushion for comfort y. t--21.7 - Wonderfully sy Flexible Col-6.7- ' soil-testin- FOX slip-resista- ' A : ALL " " . ... v - - : . -- 1 installation 'J- - , . ; features of. carpeting durplus the benefits of able vinyl. Remarkably resistant to ' ' dirt, grease, stains. ng easy-to-clea- n, TBR.K LAYERS i Marvel at its exceptionally; springy underfoot. Combines the warm, soft, noise-deadeni- l . nt for-ea- 6-- ' and 12' Widths 9 ? -- ''.'." Sq. Yd. : By I re-fe- et vur pr j 1 Give You Long Wear Surface All-vinyl for years of easy ' , i maintenance Cushionjtakes the abrasion put of foot traffic Backing Vinyl saturated for easy installation . r . NO MONEY DOWN, i on Sears Csy Payment Plan 3 mm f3 .a. IV' Savings received : by th 20th earn from, the 1st Receive i ncome twice a year this mon& Jsn 30 ind December 31 I " "A All 'V iV V.. . - Sv ' ".' - , - I v sq. O rAnnCTII! aii mnnn I 11 ECU ViHlirCllitU iffUUii tinrrn 0.7OQ7Yd. t Striking random pattern in loop pile texture. All wool in 12 foot widths Giy colors that add spark to any room, yet toned enough to blend with any color. Beauty and wear at a budget price, SAU LAICS 4C3 U. tia 1 POVO ii 1 17 ; Z3 Esst Ui 15x8 Brown. lis. Ra. $122. 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