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Show 0 MARCH 22, 1959 Utah County, Utah SUNDAY, 8 SUNDAY HERALD Farmers Get SCS Advice On Fence-RoConservation Judge Faces Variety of Difficult Decisions on Weekly Court Calendar By JOAN GEYER A young college student placed or probation only last week after telling Tourth District Court . he had made restitution on several hot checks, was back in court for probation violation. 'Friday Criminal Court sessions Friday afternoon were a classic illustration of dilemma of the man on the bench, who must decide "which defendant should get one more chance and which violators will regard probation ligntiy. Most of the defendants Friday were youngl "A Phoenix college student, Bernard Stanford Walker Jr., 18,! typified the thorny judicial problem. . , Only a week' ago Friday, after pleading guilty, to forgery, the youth was sentenced to one to 20 years in prison ,but .was placed on probation. His attorney told Mr.-Dewe- y name was not learned.' and Mrs. Melvin Palmer end The To veils operate a home baby stayed over night Sunday for handieaped children, and were with Bishop and Mrs. Grant F. enroute to San Jacinto, Calif , Larsen. Mr. Palmer is a nephew' where thier daughter and her of Mrs. Larsen and. has just re- husband, John G. Lee, operate turned from spending four years a simalir home., In' the Air Force in England. Further reports indicate that x the Tovell car was taken to it is badly smash- Jennie Mae Thomas left Monday Levan and that to spend some time with'1: her ed.' daughter and family ."Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cook, at Me?a, Ariz.i!to help them get settled in their new ; home. . ; Leta Losser returned home day after undergoing major surgery at the Payson City Hospital.) . A dinner was enjoyed r recently for the Elders and their wives at the Leland Ward Church. A program from the speech department of the Spanish Fork High School was enjoyed, and a record played for dancing. Committee for the party were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marcusen; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Larsen, Air. and Mrs. Bert Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Beck, and Mr. and ..Mrs., Burr al Marshall. had a lunch Josephine Mattison ' and quilting at her home Thursday.; Those present were Florence n, Stone and Norma Johnson of Hazel Parcell of Orem, Holla Jane Ritchie of Payson, and Irma Spotten of Spanish Fork. Ma-pleto- . " Those attending sessions of the Manti Temple on Wednesday were Mr. and, Mrs. Arch Andrus, Melba Hansen, Mae Atwood, and . Sarah JIansen. . Attending a birthday party Fri-oay in honor of Agnes Wood of Salem, at the home of Vernecia Beck, were Lenore Stoker, Winona Thomas, Mae Atwood, Virginia Gardner, Effie Markham, Twila Isaac, and Addie Simon. Mr. and Mrs. James Proctor and daughter Debra tookGeorge Proctor to his home in Salt Lake .Tuesday, after he had spent; 10 days visiting with them. They spent the day visiting relatives. . risk not indicated, and sentenced to "one to 20 years at Utah Prison. The judge contin- ;. Mr. Good soil conservation and good farming does not mean that you should keep fence rows free from all vegetation. Some trees comhelp." said Judge Tuckett., 'I pete heavily with farm' crops will continue your probation on others to a much lesser degree. condition you voluntarily spend A good woodlot or windbreak is 30 days in jail, then seek psy- an' asset to most ' any farm. chiatric help." Shrubs should be allowed to grow ' Emmett Dewey, 37, Columbus, along fence rows. "In comparing the sod fence Ohio, typified another kind of de- 21 years ago. But the court though probation LELAND Winona Thomas, Nellie Larsen and Jennie Mae Thomas attended a meeting of the Cfef and Pen Guild of Spanish Fork . . Saturday evening. Mrs. Thomas read several of her poems and Jennie Mae Thomas .and .Nellie Larsen, accompanied by Ernest .Whitwoodsang a song written by Mrs. Thomas, with music by Mr. Whitwood. Pauline Lindy and No- -' rell, Boyack, accompanied by Jack on one arm. ... Lindy on the guitar, sang a song Escaping the crash uhinjured written by Mrs. Thomas, with mu- was Mrs. Lee's son, Johnny, 4 sic by Mrs. Larsen. and another boy,, about, 15, whose ' 1. burglary Extent of injuries oE NEPHJ three people hurt Friday morning when their car blew a tire and Crashed on U. S. 91 six miles south of here were detailed by Juab County Hospital officials Saturday. ,( Charles Tovell, 56, driver . of the car and his wife, Ethel L. Tovell, 54 both sustained a fractured pelvis. Mrs. John G, Lee, 34, their daughter, riding with them was listed, as not serious and suffering mostly from shock with some lacerations; especially . , Louis Glen CTryfonas, 22, Maple-towas charged with probation violation" after admitting to burg lary of the Diamond Club a few weeks after being placed on probation ' following admission that n, he burglarized KOVO. The judge ordered execution of previous .sentence of a year in prison. Two women in criminal court Friday mark an increasing ratio of distaff crime. Mildred Hines, a neatly dressed young woman, 347 S. 6th W., pleaded guilty to issuing a fictitious check, signing the name "Marsha Morgan" of "699 N. 5th W." Sentencing was set 'tor 3. April Constance Rae Islund, 23, 651 E. 40th St., San Bernardino, was on probation for 18 months, and will be permitted to return to California. Last week she pleaded guilty to embezzling a typewriter valued at $75. Robert Blain Blackburn, 18, Route 1, Box '351, who pleaded guilty last week to burglary of the Beacon Cafe, was placed on probation for 18 months. . The case of Warwick V. Anderson, 25, Orem, who pleaded guilty last week to carnal knowledge, was continued until March 27 for psychiatric examination. Raymond Doyle Crane, 27, 816 North Main, Springville, who admitted to driving while his license was suspended, but said the suspension period was almost up, was fined $100. The ease of Ivan Hunt, Spanish Fork, charged with issuing a fraudulent check of $214.92 was continued for one week, after he told the court the attorney promised by his employer had' failed to appear, t Charges against Lew Robinson, Salt Lake City of issuing a fraudulent check for $20,. was dismissed for insufficient evidence. placed American Fork Hospital Lists Roll of Patients AMERICAN FORK ued the case of William Tam madge for three weeks for fur if his back ther investigation s ground. The! Utah Prison has recently established a psychiatric clinic and group therapy for interested inmates. Patients in American Fork Hospital recently have been: American Fork Byron Gygi, Pauline Rhone, Wyandell' Roger-soEllen Flannary, Janelle Adamson, L. S. Harrington, Kath leen Gray, Gertrude Medford, Fern - Earlyn Clements. Patricia Steiner, Merma Hunter, Blanche Cunningham, Knord Beck, Fern Lucinda. Pace, Shirley Heaps, Diane Coates, Camilla Stevens. John eel Adams. Alpine Louise H. Austin. V Pleasant Grove Maxine D. West, Joan Warburton, Joleen Atkinson, Earlin Walker, Vivian Walker, David F. West. Orem Ronald Lee Wright, Michael D. Pulsipher. Provo Richard Daybell. Lehi William Hadfield, Gloria Jean Ewell. Von Nielson, Linda Edwards, Tooele Diane Ezell. n, . is row with a shrub fence row for useful and harmful - wildlife we get the following picture accord ing to Paul M. Scheffer, Soil Con servation Service - Biology Spe" V . cialist. ;'' ' "The relative wildlife population per mileof fence shows that the sod fence xkw has 500 beneficial ladybird beetles while the shrub fence row has 20,000. There are 79,000 insects injurious to ; : Jaycees To, Print Programs For "Xylite Stampede' NEPHI Nephi Jaycees ' were, told at their , last meeting they have been appointed by the Ute Stampede committee to have charge of preparing the programs for. the coming .Stampede celebration. Their assignment was made in a regular meeting of the group held Thursday, by Kent Linton, president. Members were also given to be sold for the public, banquet honoring the local champi onship basketball team. Following dinner, 'ilmson fish and game in Utah were shown by Forrest Anderson. Nineteen members were pres ent. : 1s nesting birds as against nesting birds in the shrub fence; row. Believe it or not, but according to counts, harmful small animals run 84 in the sod fence row compared to 21 in the shrub fence row. Only eight bene ficial small animals are found in the sod fence jrow while the shrub fence row has 28. "It has also been found that there are four times as many harmful insects in a poorly man aged pasture as in one ? rotated J and properly managed. "These figures show that the beneficial ladybird .' beetle and small animals perefer to live in places that provide protection and" shelter from the elements. Nesting' birds also prefer shrubs which furnish them places to build their nests and helps protect them from their natural enemies. These birds are very beneficial hit destroying harmful insects and weed seeds. The shrew family, which is classed in the beneficial small animal group, is a very good rodent and insect exterminator. For instance, the common) Hummingbird lives almost entirely on bees, wasps, saw flies, ileal hoppers, andl spiders. The Kingbird eats ground beetles, bees, wasps, and saw flies. The mean old butcher bird lives almost entirely on grasshoppers, crickets, beetles, and spiders. The Warbler eats ants, plant lfce, flies, bugs, .and cater- - , farm crops in the sod row as against 54,000 'in the shrub row. There is an average of one and i one-ha-lf 21 X W v I .: J :, ; i i ' f ' ; the Provo Jaycees. Elden Jackman attended Brig-haYoung University and graduated from Woodbury Business College in Los Angeles. He served as chairman of the Youth' Employment Service program, junior tennis "project and of the "Our True Security" contest in addition- to being first vice president and publicity chairman for the Twin . -- m co-chair- - Falls Jaycees. iym i " r K WWvx j . j f , 'Ui 1 .1 yfiy - y v li ition 1 1 4 1 in Apply H & M minor no sore soiuiety ntu. H A M T.oH . Reg. in U.SA. te Canada, patent office. ''. y.'.y.'y I V x. j pillars. y . "Looking at it from the other PIONEER EDITOR, SUGAR INDUSTRY FIGURE CUTS BIRTHDAY CAKE Celebrants at a dinner given by Lehi civic and church groups to honor Walter L. Webb Lehi man are shown watching 'the honored guest cutting an elaborate cake given him, for the occasion Shown from left is Jay Cox, president of the Utah Pioneers, who emceed the program; Mrs. Gordon Owen, a daughLehi Sons-oheld by her father, Gordon ter; Mr. Webb; Sharon Owen, a Mrs. a Gordon Owen, Jr., Owen, Jr., and Mayor Harold D. ..... grandson; Westring of 90-year-- old f great-granddaugh- ter k v Lehi. Four generations of Mr. Webb's family" were on hand for pie occasion. Representatives of Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co., also, attended to pay honor to Mr. Webb who for 40 years served the company as chemist. He also organized the iifehi Publishing Co., and was first editor of the "Lehi Banner, ' and organized the Utah Press Association. He is currently writing a history of the old Lehi pioneer sugar factory. side, did youi; know that the Alfalfa weevil has 50 differentxbird enemies. This information is given to us by Biologist W. L. McAtee when he was with the Bureau of Biological Survey. "The shrubs in our fence rows invite the beneficial beetles, aniHONEYMOON ENDS mals and brd$ to live there, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) which in turn; destroy the harmful Alcie Dee Sartain, 22, ended a insects and small animals. In adweek-lon- g . honeymoon Friday and dition to this, . the shrubs also surrendered himself to Alabama "tie" down the soil so that it is authorities to finish a not carried away by the wind and L' armed robbery charge. Sartain water. ' last from "Yes? Prison we should let shrubs escaped Kilby summer and went to California, grow in our fence rows and har where he found a job and a wife. vest the benefits which they pro Sartain said he wanted to finish duce for us. A little common soil his prison sentence so he could conservation along with mother start a new life. nature can doi wonders. For more information with regard to the There are more than 10,000 type of shrubs which make good groceries in New York City. Sales fence rows, please contact your come to nearly one and a half Soil .Conservation Service officer; billion dollars a year.. or Extension Service Office." , FULL ORART TIME TO START We need a reliable man desiring a business of his own who will follow xur proven distribution plan. Age no handicap no experience necessary. Factory representative will estab- lish initial "accounts. Applicant must have auto and $1400 v .. cash for inventory. If not afraid of hard work write time , '' , available and phone to sales manager, Box 717 co Daily Herald. .. - i . - 20-ye- ar NOV! FULLER'S REMARKABLE INTERIOR LATEX PAIMT LETS -- . AND ENJOY YOU GREATEST BY MAIL OFFER! 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Son of Provoan W?s YoMnq Man Of Year7 Award . f :y w the court his client had never Vioon In trmiHp hefnrp. and had .frequently before the The checks fendant nade restitutibn. court. Mr. Dewey, together with were written on a fellow student's William James Tammadge, 20, checkbook. Columbus, had both pleaded guil-t- Wednesday, he was picked up to burglary of Westside Utoco again for. petty larceny of books. Service Station, American Fork." "Do you admit probation viola "I understand this is your tion?" asked Judge R. L. Tuckett fourth felony," said the judge. "Yes, your honor." "Did "I know I did wrong but my have any reason?" "No, your mother is along in years and has honor." .yno source of income," said the "I believe you need psychiatric defendant. "I believe I need psychiatric help, too.'! The prosecution said this man had been in trouble since his first Extent of Hurts Told By Hospital For Salem People Women Of Leland Attend Meet r nn n n PAINTS o GLASS . |