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Show KtrLUX-'LEAt'C- OEAEFIEID NEWS TiM Jolt Triday evcniug and Saturday afternoon, es tin irlsld face of winter broke Into a warm Erin., the Davk County piano Student of A1 and Can-fiel- I 4. caned Hisri ii!I .J . Ja 1'otnmon, f.t AAQG pQQK'jS ? F HAS .THE ""'7 e, v s y ;i V SQUEEZE REDUCED YOUR STANDARD OF LIVING? h . per acre Increased yields from 20.3 tons7aere to tonsacre in three tests.' Profits climbed from $92.00 to $133.00 an acre 1 lb. Use of 500 ORTHO 2020-- 0 45. CORN SilAGE applied at 650 lbs.7ro Increased yield of silage from 15.5 tonsacre to 19,8 tonsacre. Fertilizing produced feed value at less cost than alfalfa hay at 18.75 per ton. ORTHO 2010-- 0 TRINITY Gro-Nanc- y STARTS THURSDAY LAYTON STORE 10NT 1213 TES 2031, 20H ISOS TES 2UTS-2- 30? SHOWEOZLT at 750 lbs.7acre boosted yield of meaclow hay from 2200 lbs.acre to 5910 lbs.acre. Protein production increased from 194 to 511 lbs. acre. 20-20- Hririnr::; ,11 'lf Gross income went up from $22.71 to $83.59 an acrel I USE 5 st II MLLITID I fertilizer S tu-- m nl OBTHO I -0 fei 20-20- 5 i 1 . i,- - J ;:.v f, L i La ; j;-- j 1 C lOft ,1 J ' , J .r r k. n - w- -. - W ) r- Tjp9, 0 ril $ if Wwtol W k -0 niurno fertilizer PELLETED ILt ft 4 . 4 20-10- 1 S. y . 031023 OF -0 (ORTHO) L , MEADOWS ORTHO s. grand-parent- LUTHERAN SUGAR BEETS MOUNTAIN 1 -- pelleted fertilizer ore eherfitcalty blended for fast action and continuous of water, sun and soil. feeding, insuring that your crop make the most profitable use J I c- - Mes-Ptot- f. ORTHO 25 up , r, SO, YOU NEED AN ORTHO FERTILIZER. PROGRAM! IF .. kt. COST-PRIC- E 7 2 Tdir High p vt :s T. L. 'a Lea rtni, a , Keknt ver, Janice n. l .3 l.aase, Suiua Ilu.huid. Carol Ann Joe ns, Diane JohnRichard Lemmons. Vic 4 son, " Donna Mart Davk Dinger. Cesrfldd jun- tbom, Marie Held "w, ..a McDonald, Free-Ston-School Cberrt Everhart, Lavon weeood tonft Eariiam Sturid "Wanned to tbe ior High Lynn Meadows, yle Mdntire, ' Bonnie honor Jo nU. Gardner, Betty asion at fbelr inonOdy roup V .,! Instructor's vast sessions to their Colleea Nihon, Juflllh 'Olsen, m Abredtodo. Marie Ding eha, Paul McBride, Linda McDon- - Dianna studios. ' Salt Page, Russell Tayof, SanSusan Balk. Julie Burns, aid. dra Twede. ,u to addltia to tbe angular tod-id- e Kurieoe Christensen. Tarty Cray v r, ' MaTdell Parridi, Chetyl Falter-eo- M7- -. and ' sifit twodli. r luplay. t James ReyJack Peterson, thffy Aim an toe lick list is Ryan frJidMj Leslie Jane Adana, Barry Ball, Singleton, Steven Reed Barlow, Steven responded wnttitndart rally to the Jetikins, small mo at Bishop and nolds, Dene Barlow, Jo TelrtUttunie cooceotratfea at a. sock Mrs. . Charles Jenkins, who has Steed, Jerry Stinson, Janice Ann Beatler, Faula Bullock, boh Linda Wallace, Elisa Zaugg, and ml croup aoutina an hs hospitalized with pneumonia. man, Burton, Kathy Bushnell. danca aoc. A far ay draw toe Two. Oartkld Couplet made and Mark Zaugg. Keith Cox, Carlson," Eugene . stately wajtx. curie tonga, first time grandparents wh$a lit- 187 Boyce Ckfley,' Ceneal Gardner; of previous months, Q new dance tle Darren Bruce Parry was born Jeanne Alger, Stephen Ander-sOGaylene Green. Jerri Bammon, was a freek appniAcdi to (ha study ta Mart 1 Brute and Darlene Ronnie Ansted, Norman Bar-ga- Carolya Tlolt, Patsy Hunter, ECeetj of rhythms to their repertoire. Sessions Parry are vary isroud of Cathy Lee Beatle, Cathy Hushbeck. Clearfield The Dr. Harvey the six pound four ounce young Bo we, "Sinanne Briggs, Shirley Nancy Johnson, Margaret Judd, Broadbeto' arc happy urer the m&n'who made Ms appearance at Burnett. Carol Lawrence, George Miles, arrival rjrthdrstitft cTiild Who was the Dee Hospital. Don and Lois Susan Cole, Annette Easthope, Judy More, Jocelyn Palmer. born February 3 in the Dee Session, K1 Hilltop Drive end Fat Freestone, Treasa Fredrick, Ann Schofield, Gary Shimada, Yount Dsuclas . weighed drat and Mae Parry, 4 South Susan Hamby Bonnie Hills, Kath- Norman Stuart, Joan Wall, Alton at ten pounds end ten conree 1000 Fast are the happy leen Hrelnson. West, Linda Wilcox, Nlhla Wiland was twenty 4 wo tnohee long. Susan James, Janet Johnson, cox, Betty Worrell, and Dan The baby also had six He was welcomed home by Steven, peat grandparents, Mr. and Barbara McEnttre, Nacey MitStory Leu. Devtd, Neil and Dean. Mrs. Aaron R. Sessions, Bountiful, chell, Trudy Miya, Carol Nelson, s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mordni Timbimboo, Carol Patterson. VL G. Bauden of Granger and Clearfield and Mr. end Mrs. JosCarolyn Standing, Pamela Steed, M. David A. Broadbettt Of Salt Robert Turner, Tanya Stuck!, eph Barry, Salt Lake City. Lake City. The baby was blessed KaUiy, Denise, Jean and Joe Pamela Van Brocklin, Dennis In the Fifth Ward Fast Meeting Burton welcomed home their new Weaver, on March tittle baby sister this Week. Little 17- 1by his father. CHURCH Eddie Maass, son of Mr. and Julia was horn March i In the Mary Beth Gale, Michael Sirs. Edward Maass, 91 Airlant Dee Hospital and Weighed seven v. L L tester, Lanea Akers, Allen, pader Drive, has been in St.' Benedict's and six ounces. She is the Craig Andersen, Mary Sue with Hospital of Vem and Margaret low, Barbara Bodily, Barbara Gold Av. end pneumonia and feywiH Hi A toM complications. He is home now Burton, 51 South 850 East. Mr. bora Bodily, Michael Bradeo. er t5J od is recuperating Mrs. James Dawna May Cardoo, Stephen! layfoa.tAob Ad) Russell, nicety. He wishes to thank all his friends Clearfield and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Carl, Carlene Chelemes, Jackie1 1U)0 8 liiO fMn Srvki tor their many kind wishes and ert Ichort M3 K IK I Burton, Kaysville. are the Craws haw, Linda Evans, Betty Nbi Ci kind thoughts. Fisher. grandparents. 2-- if' I 'March 15, 1. R I OHHDJ.LEilD THE GEEETES? EARGH!IIS.lI(lt7l CET EEEiTILIZiB Clearfield Cubs invite parents Sell testing aids fanners , ..... s The latest in the way of facilities and equipment are being utilized in the cooperative soil testing laboratory at tural Experiment station and the Soil Conservation Service can provide data and recommendations on soils to farmers Vtah State Univeraity to usually within two weeks after the greatest speed In ana- they are received, said J. P. lysing soil sample for the Thorne, SCS soil scientist in benefit of Utah farmers and charge of the laboratory. ranchers. When the laboratory is proThe soil testing laboratory vided with adequate informaUtah the AgriculOperated by tion about soil samples, such as Gold." and fertilizer was past cropping Presentation of awards made by Packmaster Donal practices and the crop to bg Stevens. Nineteen boys received grown, the laboratory can provide specific recommendations a total of 31 awards. The closing prayer was given on the use of nitrogren, phosby Myron Bodily and Den No. phorous and potassium fertiliI retreated the colors. zers, said Mr. Thome. Logan to annual Scout banquet committee. of the Clearflsld Ninety even Cub Scouts, their parents and the Den Mothers of pack No. 805 attended the annual Cub Scout banquet on February 27. The ham dinner was prepared by the den mothers and contributions of the parents. Mr. Arlo Adams, Den No. I and MM, Don Bush, Den No. 5, were in charge of the dinner. Mrs. Darrell Jensen, Den No. t and Mrs. Donald Davis, Den No. 3, were in charge of the table decorations. Donal Stevens, Packmaster, was In charga of the program. MD Arlo Adafna is the chairman 1 pack commemorated prpgram the 50th year Ot scOUting. The boys Of Den No. t, presented the colors. Opening' prayer Wto glvair by Rell Rim. Danny Clark, Marlin Fry, and Kent and Craig Cummings did a tap dance, which was Mowed by a violin trio by EuRichard Jensen gene Stevens. presented two numbers on the guitar, A ballet number was given by Joyce and Rexine and Julii Ann Jensen. There were two numbers on the piano played by Kent Bush. Mrs. Donal Stevens closed the program with a reading Boys in Blue and Ihp ' Cat-mu- ll mfy at-tu- re --- TIERS! NYLON BOUFFANTS! PRE-CU- SPORT SHIRTS COTTON T $us $19.99 $1.89 4 s Sm., Med., Lg. Another special annivers sary buy! Bouffant with six beautiful tiers of dainty nj Ion net. 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