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Show Tuesday, September 18, 1956 TEES DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Dept, of Agriculture To Roll F. Argylo Is Purchase Acting County Agent Hell F. Argyle, of L&keshore, Utah County, will serve as Acting Hamburger on Hoof Agricultural Agent of Carbon County while Robert Hassell is on a year of sabbatical leave and graduate study at Cornell University, according to word received from the Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service. His appointment was effective Sept. 5. nounced today. Mr. Argyle, who was bom and Many farmers In Utahs drought raised on a farm, graduated from areas have been fearful of having the Utah State Agricultural Colto sell undernourished cattle at 1940 in a major in ag with a loss. Dr. Dixon said the De- lege ronomy and a minor in chemistry. partment's announcement will be He attended the BYU Summer a godsend to them. School sessions two different years He said the Department told since his graduation. He has servhim the beef (involving some 0 ed as Assistant Garfield County head of cattle) will be distriSupervisor, later as County Supit buted to the school ervisor of the Farm Security Adlunch program and eligible instiministration, now the Fanners tutions. Home from 1940 He said Secretary Benson also to 1947.Administration, He was principal of the announced a purchase program for LDS Seminary at Shelley, Idaho turkeys in order to stabilize pro- from 1947 to 1949. Mr. Argyle ducers prices during the heavy rejoined the Farm Security Ad marketing season for this year's ministration In 1949 as an assisrecord turkey crop. tant supervisor, Box Elder CounThese turkeys will also go to with at Tremon school lunch programs and to eli- ty, andheadquarters was ton, appointed County gible institutions. of the same organizaSupervisor Rep. Dixon said the Department tion in Weber County, from 1951 is also prepared to buy shell eggs if such action becomes necessary to stabilize egg prices. The Department of Agriculture Is going to buy 50 million pounds of hamburger on the hoof in order to encourage domestic consumption and improve the price situation facing beef cattlemen, Congressman Henry AMous Dixon an- 100,-00- non-prof- to 1954. Mr. Argyle, his wife and family of five children returned recently from Iran where he has been emt ployed as livestock specialist for the past two yean under the Point 4 Program. The Argyles are making their home in Carbonville. Special Deer Hunting Permits Still Available Special deer hunting permits are still avaiable for most areas over the 'state, according to the department of fish. and game. Latest reports from deer permit sales offices show all permits have been sold for the Antimony-We- st Boulder, Beaver North, and the Dixie-O- x Valley units. Permits for several other units are going rapidly. Applications are honored, first come-flr- st served, as rapidly as re ceived at the various permit sales offices. Sales agents are returning the permits as soon as processed. Applications should be sent to the deer prmit sales office listed for each special hunting unit in the 1956 deer hunting proclamation. They must include choice o: hunting unit, name and address of applicant Legal tender in the amount of $3 for residents and $5 for and the applicants big game number. The department advised early application be made on the remaining units where permits are available by anyone planning to go on a special permit hunt. They will remain on sale until all are sold or until the hunt ends in each prenon-residen- ts, Mies scribed area. Lloynel M. Harding, a native Utahn and a graduate of Brigham Young University, has been appointed turn foreman - ore bedding. Mr. Hardings service with United States Steel Corporation! dates from 1951, during which) time he has occupied various positions in the rolling mills and production planning departments at! Geneva Works. In May, 1956, he was transferred to the blast furnace department as a student en-- j gineer, a position he held until his present appointment Mr. Harding, Jiis wife, Carol, and their two children, Suzanne and Richard, live at 525 East 1864 South, Orem. KILF0YLE KRAFTS Lumber and Building Fast Courteous Service 1 mile south of Price on Emery County Road PHONE 898-- J t KELLERS UTAH OIL SERVICE STATION Supplies SERVICE Gas Wash Grease 179 West Main 24-HO- UR Phone M9g MsirB 2 . , 60S Price Floral Shop PRICE FLORAL UTAHS The FINEST effer Buy GREATEST FAIR! In FLOWERS" Speclal.Floral Designs Potted Plants Cut Flowers TeL A TeL Service 56 N. 1st West Phone 16 Price ' "Vi Ford Cars & T Trucks Sales A Service A CENTURY OF ADHinAl SPECIAL DEALS ON ACHIEVEMENT fpvs ml p O mm O liv Exhibits and Preview- Every day you eaa enjoy: HOLIDAY ON ICS OF 1957 I I Copper Interior Trims . 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