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Show Cold Kills Lincoln School Plans Tun Night To Raise Funds A To help raise money to plants- new section of lawn on the go. Lincoln school playground, a "Pun night" Is being planned by the Parent Teachers association of the school for February 28, at Central school. Among the many attractive features planned tor the evening are a hot turkey supper, square dancing, movies and bin- - Homemade candy will be sold and chances given on a beautiful quilt and a big turkey. Supper will be served in Central schools new dining room from six until eight, and the menu calls for hot sliced turkey, dressing, potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots, Jellied fruit salad, pickles, jams, hot t .1 rolls, pie and ice cream. Tickets will sell for $1.00 per person and will entitle the holder not only to a delicious supper but the dancing, movies or games as well. Tickets were taken home by the children to the parents. It has been estimated that the cost of materials and labor will be about $1,000. The board of education has offered to match A. half of this sum. The P.-must raisp $375 to bring their treasury to the necessary $500. Attend Convention Mr. and Mrs. Orval E. Sackett and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Burtcher spent Monday and Tuesday In Salt Lake City where they attended the Utah Bottling Phone your news to 1,000. THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE presents U t the starring OUTSTANDING MUSICAL TALENT Of Brigham City 1VED.BTHURS.FEB.21 and 22 at 8:13P.M. AT Box Elder High School Auditorium For Admission Peacii Buds In Few Areas Reports from Utah peach grow- indicate that peach trees in some districts have suffered severe damage. Growers reports and a check of the peach fruit bud3 by the Utah State Agricultural colleges department of horticulture reveal that the low temperatures of the first week in February did kill the S. W. Reports from ihe Kaysville area are to the effect that damage Is serious in some commercial peach and apricot orchards. been Otherwise damage has slight in Utah. the Accurate reports from Grand Junction area in Colorado are that over 50 percent of the peaches have been destroyed. Illinois reports the peach crop destroyed. The manner in which growers may check thehr planting is to take an average growing new twig and cut through the flower buds. If the bud is solid green in color no damage has occurred. If the center of the bud Is discolored, (brown or black) the bud will not produce fruit The first part of the fruit bud to be killed by low temperature is the pistil. This part of the bud is in the center and when damaged is a brown or black color. Trees that show a large percentage of flower buds with discolored centers should be left unpruned until after the trees leaf out. At that time the injured wood may be pruned out. If a few flower buds are unharmed the wood on which they are may be left. Pruning injured trees now will result in the removal of any of these live buds. A regular application of nitrogen fertilizer and good irrigation practices are the best ways of protecting injured trees this coming spring. Sweet cherry, apricot and peach trees that have not been injured to date in Utah are In a vulnerable position. The buds are large because of the warm weather in February. These large flower buds will not withstand as low temperatures as undeveloped buds. Also, they will come into bloom earlier than normal this spring with possible damage from late spring frosts. Actually, the position of the soft fruits in Utah is dangerous at this time. fy r A Ladies Of Corinne Farm Bureau . . . check final plans for the dinner to be held in connection with the South Box Elder county Farm Bureau convention. Left to right: Mrs. Eva Harper, general chairman; Mrs. LaPreal Anderson, Mrs. Della Owens and Mrs. Rhoda Owens, auxiliary committee members. - such subjects as signaling, navi gation, basic ordnance and sea South Box Elder BOX ELDER An 11. S. Department of Agriculture, amount of water average of 357. of the total turned into open irrigation ditches or canals is lost! Di c i; . . . Irrigation with concrete pipe provides close control of water distribution, saves valuable time and unnecessary labor. )! Call or write W. R. White Co. A representative will call on you and discuss your irrigation needs . . . without obligation, of couise. He also was indoctrinated into the ways of the navy and learned the customs of the service. Farm Bureau LOSSES EVAPORATION Plan Convention To make the parts strong, the cooling of forgings for airplane Annual convention of the motors is controlled so that it South Box Elder County Farm takes several days for the steel Bureau will be held in the Co- to cool down from about 2,000 rine LDS chapel on Monday eve- degrees Fahrenheit. ning, February 26, announced A. V. Smoot, president. The main speaker on the program will be Golden Kilburn, soil conservationist from the USAC who will discuss World Affairs. Also present will be John Schenck, Utah State Farm Bureau president and other WE ijjnjjjpcjia: 0dnlUt jjjJEJ JUSTED GB Will Yours Last? delicious hot chicken dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p. m. with a program from 8 to 9 p. m., and dancing from 9 oclock on. The general public is cordially invited to attend and all farm bureau members are urged to be A present. Tickets will be THEM... HAVE STILL AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES! 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MOUNTAIN STATES ELECTRIC Phone 410 BRIGHAM 3C 20 South id : CONCRETE PIPE PREVENTS HIGH SEEPAGE AND manship. d n PACE SIX d ing sections fruit buds, according to Dr. Edgecombe, head of the ' Brigham City, of Wednesday, Februaryrib' member Garfield, H. jj. Larry Fair-chilthe 92nd Air Police sqd. at U. S. automobile man,, air force base, Spokane, ers have built more thao been promoted has Washington, 000.000,000 motor vehicles to rank of corporal, his parents, of 1900. Garfield Mrs. Henry and Mr Brigham City learned recently. NEED HELP TOSTtt in Corporal Garfield has beenand DRINKING? a almost year the service Alcoholics Anonym in the police squadron for the Helped Us. past five months. He is working invesWRITE BOX 641 accident and traffic a as much, Brigham City tigator and likes it very his mother reports. available at Merrell Lumber company and the Hollywood in Brigham City, Benefit For at $1.50 per plate. The Farm Bureau will pay 50 cents on each ticket sold to their members. The dinner will be served under the sponsorship of the LDS ward organizations Brigham City Water and local Farm Bureau, and all To Milady's Taste CoBOSTON (UP) Women can proceeds will go toward the 50c per person, tax included have their hats decorated with rinne ward recreation hall fund. freshly-pickeflowers at a Cop- The dinner committee includes: Mrs. Eva Harper, chairman, with ley Square florist shop. Martha Smoot, Rhoda Owens, May Redelings, Olave Fillmore, Diane Harper, LaPreal Anderson, Elva Roundy, Margie Larsen, V rif inmKtfi sn'irinif r.irtfritu Vr ' sU eirwiii trTw wo mrrVir'rpfrit v Lila Rader, Della Owens, Betty Ida Burt, Evelyn Anderson, Johnson, Stella Forsgren, Melba Mills, Donna Hansen, Lorna Reeder Miriam Thompson and Rose Thompson as members. Officers of the Farm Bureau in charge of arrangements include our Utah Copper Symphony .Hour, Mr. Smoot, Corinne, president; presenting the Utah Symphony Orchestra Sam Welch, Harper, vice presit 1 under tlje direction of Maurice Abravanel, dent; Orvin Lemon, Willard, secretary-treasurer; Del M. Wright, its musical conductor, has brought listening secretary-tassistant City, Brigham enjoyment into thousands of Utah homes. r" reasurer; Cliff Hansen, I The great music of the masters has been Mantua, Scott Wright, Perry; heard on this program every Thursday Ray Boothe, Honeyville; Ernest Huggins, Bear River City and evening since January 4, at 8:00 p.m. over 'i.: Glen Reeder, Corinne, with ofRadio Station KSL. It is Utah Coppers ficers of the ladies organization as Mrs. Andrea Huggins, Bear hope that the same acceptance of the River City, president; Mrs. Elma attained for balance be will 'the program Carter, Corinne, vice president, of the symphony series, which continue and Mrs. Bessie Christensen of Bear River City as secretary. through March 29. General chairmen are Mr. The superb performances by the Utah 5 Smoot and Mrs. Huggins. Orchestra- - and the world-fame- d FLUORINATION EQUIPMENT Promotes Larry Garfield To Corpora! A! F. Plan Details Of Dinner Main |