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Show Page Piv, ltk. UERALD, I2-T- KE IIM Dundajr. Aufist fo Reclaim Once Fer 7e lands Couples Helping Pueblo Farmers BYU InstituU of Indian Services and Research 3 assisting these dedicated Indian farmers by providing project service couples to work alongside the Indians. When Corona do s men visited the Taos Pueblo about 406 years ago, they found the Indians there were master ;n the art of irrigation and raised beautiful crops of corn, squash, beans and other commodities v. J , fu v.U. 'Sff V,- - ' expernced farmers andranthers are Steven L Reed wort ajidllartm Sorensm' They Two such Today, many of the Indian families have a great desire to closely with about 100 men and nave utc reclaim and develop the once ineir lamuies wr fertile fields around the big desire to improve uieir larm Pueblo They have first water potetrtials. tights on the beautiful mountain Mr. Reed and Mr. Sorensen streams that provide irrigation have commented that the Taos for the many small fields. farmers are some of the finest E.i(am Young University's agricultural people and have a i ft great love and appreciation for m the I'mted Satei and Canada the land and the products of b has the largest enrollment of nature Both donate their time Indian students of any university and talents to train those ho are n America and has developed a unfamiliar w ith modem farming special program for Indian students to arjst them in getting equipment techniques. and Mrs the necessary skills to succeed m VjT mlh womon M the modern world lame The goal of the Institute of nutnllon care Indian Services and Research is (ts gy'U provides tractors and to get the Indians, following their equipment at a nominal fee and training, to return and assist seed and fertilizer at half price ta their own .people ia their assist tl new farmers in getting specialty. -their fallow land into production. According to Mr. Reed, The Bngham Young University has Indians are beginning to reahre some 60 similar farming projects that we are out here to help them among 38 different Indian tribes and we really can. We never do mm - mmw Aa i the eicelleui crop of alfalfa tint they have juit cat fsd bailed for Mr. Reyaa. RALPH RLVNA, left, af Taos. NJH., aed Stepaea L Reed, re pretexting B"M, Attain besides them" Social farming and home management helps have occurred, according to Mr Reed. The Taos Indians, according to Mrs. Reed, are "getting really friendly. We were invited on ptcruc with them and they expressed a deep appreciation for our help. In fact, they tcld us that we were ihe only ones who hbu ever tried to help them. It has been a real joy to us to see rch a stimulated desire on their (wil in wanting t improve their kiid and famJies." said Mrs Reed. w A mm n r i 1 the wort for them, but with NUMBER 1 IN FAMOUS NAME V. 6 Days of Competition ''trof-- , FOOTBALL SHOES At National High School Rodeo To Begin tAonday in Ogden The National High School Rodeo Championship Finals which will be held in Ogden Monday through next Saturday has every right to its claim of being the largest rodeo in the world, for approximately 1.500 head of livestock will be required to hold the 13 events, rodeo officials reported. According to Cotton Rosser. of Marysville, Calif., the rodeo producer, 500 head will be needed lor the cutting horse event alone an tvent open to both boys and girls and considered one of the most popular events in high school rodeo. The remainder of the horses and cattle will be used in bareback bronc riding, steer wrestling, bull riding, saddle and calf bronc competition, roping. Students will us their own saddle horses in team pole bending race, roping, doverleaf bams racing and goat tying, as well as in the cutting horse competition. Mr. Rosser pointed out that the bulls, broncs, steers and roping calves won't be tame animals they'll be livestock approved by the Rodeo Cowboys Association, the same animals used by professional cowboys on the national rodeo circuit. This means that the high school boys from such places as Florida, Missouri, California, Minnesota, Oregon, 21 other states two and Canadian provinces will be straddling some of the roughest, toughest bucking stock in the nation. It'll also mean that pretty young high school girls who team up in the daily roping contest, or put their mounts to work in the cutting horse event, will be trying to rope and cut from the herd regulation rodeo livestock, some of which may have been used in the world series of the national professional rodeo finals. High school rodeo is a rough game, but, according to Walt of Tooele, the Wickham. president of the National High tremendous savings on (he op of the line shces "it s a program for a certain type of kid. one who's too small, or who has no interest in football, basketball, or other sports in which boys and girls normally participate. "It's a rougher sport, in many ways, than either football or basketball," Mr. Wickham continued, "because it gives the youngsters an incentive to do something to prove themselves. School Rodeo Association, FOOTBALL SHOES Available now in school colors for East and West High Schools! "When that gate is opened and a kid comes out on a 2,000 - pound bull, the contest is between the kid and bull nobody else is involved. That takes courage." he said. There'll be better than 900 boys and girls who'll be exhibiting that kind of courage at the national finals here in August, he noted. The most popular adidas football shoe among the top pro and college players. 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