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Show Page 8 tElje Sheep referendum February 2. Any of you who would like more details about the referen- dum can read about it in the Jan- uary 1996 issue of the National Lamb and Wool Grower or can come to this office to read about program. UTAH BEEF BOOKS We just received a supply of the 1996 Utah Total Beef Program pocket books. These are organizations for appointment by the Secretary of Agriculture. All sheep producers including and FFA sheep members in The Agriculture Department the county are eligible to vote for will conduct a or against the referendum. Pronationwide ducers in Juab County can cast referensheep their vote on Tuesday, February dum on Febru6th from 8;30 a.m. 12:00 noon ary 6th to deter-min- e and from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. whether at the Extension office located in producsheep courthouse. Any producer the feeders, sheep that will not be able to vote that ers and importers of sheep and day can request an absentee bal- sheep products 4-- H -- approve the sheep and wool promotion, search, education and information order. If the order is approved by those producers, feeders and importers voting int he referendum, the order would become effective, and assessment would be collected on domestic and imported sheep and sheep products. USDAs Agricultural Marketing Service will conduct the referendum in cooperation with the Extension Service and the Farm Service Agency. Registration and voting will be held at Extension Service county offices. Absentee ballots will be available from January 16 through January 26, 1996. A request for an absentee ballot must be made in writing from the County Extension office serving the county in which the voting entity is located. FSA will determine eligibility of challenged voters, count ballots and report referendum results. All producers, feeders and importers who certify that they were engaged in sheep production, sheep feeding or importation of sheep or sheep products between January 1, 1994 and December 31, 1994 will be eligible to vote in the referendum. The order may be approved by either a simple majority of those voting or by voters who account for of the number of sheep represented by those voting. The initial domestic assessment rate would be 1 on live sheep sold and 2 on greasy wool sold. The assessment vote on imported sheep or sheep equivalents would be 1 assesswith a 2 ment on degreased wool or wool products except that imported raw wool is exempt from assessment. The program will be adminisNation-- ! tered by the al Sheep Promotion, Research For the second consecutive year, Utah lawmakers are opening their chamber doors (broadcast live from the Utah House of Representatives) and inviting all Utah residents to join them in a two-patown meeting. The two meetings both question and answer sessions with the legislators will be broadcast via satellite January 30th from p.m. and February 20th from 5:30-- 7 p.m. Participants can view the programs at any of the 29 county offices of Utah State University Extension. They can also listen to the programs by tuning in Utah Public Radio, KUSU-Frt Most all state legislators are expected to attend, including Senator Lane Beattie, president of the Utah Senate, and Rep. Melvin Brown, speaker of the Utah House of Representatives. two-thir- cent-per-pou- cents-per-pou- cent-per-pou- cents-per-pou- 120-memb- er SWW& PtUfttet Century 21, the most rec- - lUyi W51 ognized name in real (T mmmmmmmm es- - tate I La" I have buyers wanting homes and property in this area. I you are inter- ested in selling your home or property, I would preciate being your agent. ap- th $117,900. home. Sitting on a deep 12 acre lot: Laundry room, partial unfinished basement. $75,000. 12 are building lot, $19,700. , Lots of living area with large family room and kitchen. 1 2 acre. Fenced yard. $149,900. Fully fenced yard with matureitrees. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Modem kitchen with lotftCreroinets. New windows, new roof. Only $76,000. Main Street store in a PPrfettVlocation. Near bank and post office. Real S&tate twb-thir- , e . Changes in Habitat program non-reside- nt one-da- 623-179- Many times your agent can get the price you want for you r home or property, with and added bonus of doing all the work for you. This includes: 1 . Making appointments and showing the home and property to qualified buyers. 2. Making sure the transaction is done in a legal manner, with deadlines and contingencies that may be necessary. 3. Working with the buyers and their loan officers to expedite the loan. 4. Finding the very latest comparables in the are for the appraisal. (Local Realtors keep track of all the sales in his her are for this reason) 5. Setting up a closing on the property with buyers and sellers with all the necessary paperwork non-reside- nt 1. one-ha- lf Seedlings available for conservation projects The Peak Conservation Lone Nursery of the Division of Sovereign Lands and Forestry is offering low cost tree and shrub seedlings for use in conservation projects such as windbreaks, wildlife habitat and erosion control. The average seedling price is 50 cents and a minimum of 100 seedlings must be ordered. The seedlings are conservation grade and not acceptable for landscape plantings, said Glenn Beagle, conservation center coordinator. Many of the seedling varieties are grown from local seed sources as a product of Utah. Theyll be available in the spring and can be picked up at the nursery or delivered free to county drop off points. Orders are accepted by mail, or through any of the six area offices of the Division of Sovereign Lands and Forestry. For more information contact any state forestry office or the Lone Peak Conservation Nursery at 271 West Bitterbrush Lane, Draper, Utah, (801) 0. Utah trappers donated money to DWR Ken Madsen, President of the Utah Trappers Association presented the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources with a check for $1000. The money will be used Education Program. In presenting the check to Division Director Bob Valentine, Madsen pledged his organizations full support for the program. The heritage of trapping helped settle the west, Madsen said. This donation gives our organization an opportunity to invest in the future. The money will be used to help develop a training video on trapping techniques. Graduation from the Furharvester Education program is required of any resident bom after December 31, 1984, before purchasing a furbearers license. For more information on the course, contact your local DWR office, or call greased wool and wool products. Imported raw wool would be exempt from assessment, Matthews says. If the vote favors mandatory assessment, the U. S . ment of Agriculture would deter- mine when collections begin. The Depart-POCKE- National Sheep 120-memb- er producers, 10 feeders, and 25 importers, would administer the program. Board members would be nominated by producer, feeder and importer organizations for appointment by the Secretary of Agriculture. For more information on the proposed rule, call your county USU Extension Agriculture AgentEducator. Most county extension offices can be found in the yellow pages under Utah State University Extension. How Do I Get Rid Of Stubborn Stains? and rinse. If stain persists, soak in an enzyme products for 30 more minutes. If needed, launder with chlorine or oxygenated bleach (first check fabric care directions). If a greasy residue remains, sponge with a cleaning fluid safe for the fabric. Beverage, fruit, personal care products, perfume, mud and syrup soak in lukewarm water with one-hateaspoon dish washing detergent and one teaspoon white vinegar for at least 15 minutes. Then rinse. If this doesnt work, try sponging the stain with rubbing alcohol starting from the center of the stain. If needed, soak for 30 minutes in one quart warm water and one lf teaspoon enzyme presoak. As a fabric. Greasy stains including adhesive tape and gum scrape the area and if needed, use ice to solidify the excess stain material. Saturate the area with 'CARPET cleaning Hot water extraction! v ' ' 5 ;'u Free Estimates! Fteasonable Rates! nt 091) laundry stain remover. Aerosol works better on greasier stains. Wait for the product to penetrate and then rub with a heavy duty liquid detergent if 4S3-Q32- 6 w Cottam Services - Wales needed. Launder immediately. For more stubborn stains launder with chlorine bleach. 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Animal rights and additional acreage available. NEBO AGENCY INC. NEPHI OFFICE AOKNCYINC. NEPHI: Three bedroom home, garden tub, bay windows with a view, NEPHI: Brick home with acreage and animal rights. Finished I North 800 East Nephi, Utah 623-472- 3' -- T Promotion, Research and Infor- mation Board, comprised of 85 last resort, try bleach safe for the to enhance the Furharvester Hcfr: at one-da- one-da- 571-090- Immaculate and well kept: home, dinkitchen new oak with everything. ing room, family room, 4 - Its hectic now for state legislators, but not so frantic that they wont give you three hours of their time. Besides having direct access to lawmakers during these two statewide broadcasts, Utah residents will also have the chance to team with others in their own counties to discuss issues of local concern, says Bob Gilliland, USU Extension director. By joining others in this effort, we hope participants can identify real needs and find solutions as they interact on both local and state levels, he says. We see these town meetings as a catalyst in bringing new groups of people together. Participants are encouraged to join others in their counties at each of the 29 viewing sites one hour before the broadcast begins. and Information Board, com- By meeting one hour earlier, parprised of 85 producers, 10 feed- ticipants will have an opportuers, and 25 importers. Board nity to discuss county needs and members will be nominated by formulate questions they can producer, feeder, and importer raise during the broadcast, Gil m Celebrity milk mustaches liye, Matthews says, worked for the dairy folks, how Partnership operations may about wool ones adorning fab fac- - i cast only one vote unless the es promoting the sheep industry? sheep are individually owned, Utah sheep producers con- - Pjf&ducers may also vote accord-th- e cerned about theirlndustrysde- - ing to sheep numbers. A simple clining image in recent years can majority vote may approve the vote February 6 on a national Referendum or by votes repreof the sheep referendum. A proposed rule spnting calls for money to be set aside to numbers, he says. If approved, a mandatory as- very helpful in keeping cattle promote sheep and sheep prod- on domestic sheep pro- -' sessment the in ucts marketplace, says management records. We will i UniState Utah Matthews, a on out these Nyle ducefSsheep feeders and im- give basis. If you are in- versity Extension livestock spe- - porters will fund the program of terested in obtaining one of these cialist and election coordinator 'sheep and sheep products. The order would assess domestic pro- for Utah. books drop by our office. on sales Voting will take place in the ducers county offices of Utah State Uni-- of live .gheep and Extension. All county ex; . pound on sales of greasy wool. The order, if approved, would tension offices will remain opbn 7 p.m. Absentee ballots can-b- also assess importers 1 - cent - peruntil : cast from now through Feb- pound, or the equivalent, on im-ruary 2 at county extension of- ported sheep and sheep products fices as well, he says. or the and who on owned Any person imported desheep equivalent, fer at least 30 days in 1994 is el- liland says. This local and state interac- igible to vote. Producers must tion is important, he says. vote in the county where they Those who dont participate may be missing an opportunity to i have their voices heard and their known. positions Besides local residents and the media, those invited to partici- Some changes have been made pate in the two programs include to the new Habitat Authorization county commissioners, school of- Program. First, the Authorizaficials and school board mem- tion will not be required to be on bers, teacher associations, maythe Autho- - Answer by: Louise Young, Utah Second, person. your ors and city councils, planning rization will not be required State University Extension and zoning commissions and all .when y resa purchasing clothing specialist special interest groups. y fishident, According to Murphys Law, as The meetings are y the soon as you clean the carpet or license, ing by the leadership of the Utah stamp, or the reciprocal do the laundry, you will immediState Legislature, USU Extenstamps for Flaming Gorge and ately spill. The good news is that sion, the Utah Association of Lake Powell. Third, for nearly every stain there is a County Governments, the Utah will be able to apply on the big solution. Coupled with care laAssociation of Conservation Disgame draw without having a bels and cleaning product directricts, and the Utah Association Habitat Authorization. If suc- tions, these guidelines should of Counties. cessful, they will be given the help. To reserve a seat for this meetProtein stains (meat, eggs, opportunity to purchase a Habiing with your legislators, contact tat Authorization. And finally, a blood, milk products) scrape the Extension office at who purchases a the surface of excess material For information on where fishing license or small game li- - then rinse in cold water and soak teaS?J;CoeoJUfi0cny0Ur cense and will turn 14 during' in cool water with deterhand spoon liquid washing gent and one tablespoon ammonia for 30 minutes. Rub gently Lawmakers will hold town meetings via satellite on January 30th re- Wednesday, January 24, 1996 Nephi, Utah; 0 lot form the Extension office. All absentee ballots must be returned to the office no later than News and views from your county agent By Jeff Banks '3Etmes-(Nefri- on one level in Nephi. $87,000. 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