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Show BOW 12 1983 5, May Vegetable Variety Testing Strengthens Recommendations peppers were tested in replicated USU horticulturists now give garden vegetable variety recommendations with much more confidence than they did when they had to rely largely on grower experience. "Often, we would get conflicting information from different growers, said Dr. Oliver R. Ham-soextension horticulturist from Utah State University. "Our recommendations of vegetables suitable for Utah are much stronger now since they are backed by extensive variety testing at the USU Farmington Horticultural Farm. As an example, Harmson noted that last year over 100 varieties of hybrids of sweet Corn, 75 varieties of tomatoes and 60 varieties of I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I HOVQGWJQIGHTII VOmPILIL'KIEVER DE A ADH Learn To Look Great For Summer Self-Hypno- sis ONE DAY ONLY - Tooele a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church 286 N. 7th 1983-9:3- 0 ONLY COMPLETE TRAINING WTAPE $35.00 (money refundable after the first hour) Love Exercise Hate High-Calor- Food ic INFORMATION: Cliff Webb is nationally recognized. He I I has been featured on the Tomorrow Show, Hour Magazine, PM Magazine, Dimension 5, Contact, KBYU, ABC, NBC, AND CBS News and numerous national magazine and newspaper articles. He and his wife have assisted thousands to lose weight. I D D Funeral services for Sarah Recommended VarVegetables ieties for Utah, and will be available at local extension offices. Orme, who died Thursday, April 28th, were held Monday, May 2, Y in the Tooele Utah North Stake Center. jthening F a . i ! Dear Perc, I I I I ' We werent able to go to the maturation program last night at our elementary school Does the PERC have any books I could use for discussion at home? Missed It All Dear Missed, For parents unable to go to the program, those who saw it and feel they need further discussion at home or any parents who want some help with their "facts of life" talks, weve got some great books at the PERC! They include: "You Were Smaller Than a Dot, for preschoolers and above who wonder why mommys lap is disappearing; "About You and Other Important People for year olds and "All About Birds, for teenagers. Other books include "Almost Twelve, "Growing Up, and "My Moms Having A Baby. Come in next Tuesday from in the Tooele County Courthouse, Room 120. We have several copies of each book. I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I 11-- 6 1 I I I I At commencement exercises of a California university, the usual groups from the various colleges trooped up for their diplomas, but when the College of Forestry was called, only one graduate arose. "Look, exclaimed a spectator, "Its the Lone Ranger! r !Y- tm your oivn personal fine of credit at ed " ' ,jl Loren C. Dunn, of the First Council of the Seventy presided, and Bishop Sherman A. Lindholm conducted. Family prayer was offered by Dr. James F. Orme, a brother; ' prelude and postlude music by Leona Pocock; invocation was given by Alvin P. Matthews. a A vocal duet "Hold Thou My Hand was performed by George and Carma Lacey accompanied by Marilyn Lacey. I ip' Wt : - Talks included "Memories of Aunt Sarah by Connie Bethers, a niece; President George McKellar and President Joel Dunn. A vocal solo "O That I Were An p Angel" was rendered by Doris Al-so- accompanied by Donna Mr. Clark John W. Clark Lacey accompanied by Marilyn Elizabeth B. Birch John Woolley Clark, born October 16, 1890 in Grantsville, Tooele, Utah to Joshua Reuben Clark, Sr., and Mary Louisa Wool-- , ley, passed away May 3, 1983 at the Tooele Valley Nursing Home in Tooele, Utah. Mr. Clark has been a resident of Grantsville until 1980 when he was admitted to the Tooele Valley Nursing Home. He received his early education in the local schools. He attended district school during his elementary years and became a member of the starting class of Grantsville High School. He was called on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in 1913, and y served in the Alabama Conference. In 1917 he was drafted into the U.S. Army and served a year in France during World War I. He married Elizabeth Holton Feb. 1, 1935 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Clark taught in the Grantsville schools from 1924 to 1945. From 1946 until he retired in 1959 he taught at Tooele Jr. High School. He has been active in the LDS Church all of his life, holding var- Lacey. Elizabeth Bevan Birch, 78, died at her home of a heart attack on May 2, 1983. Elder Loren C. Dunn, 1st Council of Seventy, spoke and the benediction was by Samuel T. Orme, a brother. Dedication of the grave was by Elvon W. Orme, a brother. Pallbearers were Alvin P. Matthews, She was born September 6, 1904 in Tooele, Utah to Amos and Nellie Kirk Bevan. She married Tessar B. Birch March 26, 1926, later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He passed away on Dr. Geoffrey Orme, Terry C. Orme, James F. Orme, Jr., Neil Davidson and Steven Wilson. November 21, 1981. Card of Thanks i Active member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers for 45 years, Pri- sincerely appreciate and We thank all who so graciously assisted us at the time of Sarahs illness and death. We are grateful for the many kindnesses, the generous interest and the unselfish services extended to us. Thank you one and all. ' mary teacher, Relief Society teacher, Relief Society visiting teacher, ward librarian for many years. Retired employee of Bureau of Land Management 15 years. Melba Orme Elvon W Orme Dr. James F. Orme Samuel T. Orme Survivors Include: daughter, Mrs. R. Kent (Wanda) King, of Midvale; son, Norman B. Birch of Dunwoody, Georgia; 15 grand- children, nine great grandchildren; brothers and sisters: Ralph, Ray and Burdett Bevan, Mrs. Dee (Margaret) Johnson, all of Tooele; Ross Bevan, Murray; Mrs. Don (Amy) Lord, Sacramento, Calif. CO Monuments Gravemarkers Were a Tooele company with your personal needs In mind. Stone setting and cementing service also available. Call: Funeral services will be held Saturday, 11 a.m. at the Lee Ward Chapel, 601 East 3115 South, Salt Lake City. Friends may call Friday 8 p.m. at Memorial Estates 6-- Mortuary, 5850 South 900 East and Saturday one hour prior to the service at the ward. Burial Redwood Memorial Estates. CLOYD & BONNIE GEORGE 350 S. Main 882-37- 44 ious positions on the ward and stake ldvel. At the time of his death he was a High Priest and a member of the Grantsville First Ward. 00ApR When we bought our car, we didn't get a car loan. We used our Equi-Lin- Mr. Clark was the ninth child of ten born to his parents. He is survived by his brother, Gordon Wool-leClark, of St. George, Utah. From his immediate family he is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Ellen Holton Clark, and four children, Mary Elizabeth Farnsworth, Mesa, Arizona; John Lawrence Clark, Tucson, Arizona; Kathleen Brague, Santa Ana, California; Joyce Ellen Davis, Salt Lake City, Utah; 25 grandchildren and one rjnnnfc Get Ready For ySA Spring... y e Off List Prices On great-grandchil- Funeral services Friday at 1:00 p.m. in the Grantsville Stake Center, 34 North Church St. Car Care Products Friends may call Tate Grantsville Mortuary, 297 West Clark Street, Thursday from p.m. and 1 hour prior to the services at the Church on Friday. 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"I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked was sung by George Mrs. Birch During his brief military career he achieved the rank of Regimental Sergeant Major. After being discharged from the army he attended the University of Utahand graduated with a B.S. degree in 1924. UVJ pre-appiov- Funeral Held county extension agent. An update on USU recommendations is being published in Extension Circular 313, "Growing there during the last five years. "During our tests in 1982, we took very detailed notes on how the vegetables grow, withstood disease, matured, produced and how the products tasted.' We discovered some varieties that were even better than some we had tested before, Hamson said. Growers receive recommendations based on varieties that perform best at the Farmington station. The information is useful over the state if gardeners will note the length of growing season recommended and apply it to their own situation, Hamson indicated. 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