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Show - Park Valley Promontory Sends First Miss Called For Wheat Missionary Miss Betty June Hirschi of Paik for Valley will serve z mission the Church of Jesus Chi isr ot Latter-day Saints in Switzerland. She is a daughter of Mrs. Josie C. Hirschi of Park Valley, and the late Albert D. Hirschi. A farewell testimonial will be held in her honor Sunday afternoon, Feb. 11, at 1:30 p. m. in the Park Valley LDS ward chapel with Bishop Durward G. Palmer presiding. Miss Hirschi will enter the LDS mission home on Feb. 19 for a week of special training prior to leaving Feb. 28 via jet plane for her misison headquarters. She is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS seminary. She later graduated from Steven Henager business college at Og- - sion in Switzerland. at den. She has been employed the Credit Bureau of Ogden at Ogden. Friends and relatives of the Hirschi family are invited to attend the testimonial. Bishop Pal- mer said. awngaggnEgaaMaBj ' testiThe first LDS missionary to be held at Promonmonial tory will honor Elder Jerald Brown on Sunday evening. Feb. 11, at 7.30 p. m. in the Promontory LDS Branch chapel. Elder Brown has accepted a call to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in the Northwestern States with headquarters at Portland, Ore. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown ot Promontory. Elder Brown will enter the LDS mission home on Feb. 19 for a week of special training prior to leaving for his mission headquarters. He is a graduate of Bear River High school and LDS seminary. He has completed four quarters of study at Utah State University. He traincompleted the missionary ing class at the Bear River seminary and has finished four courses at the LDS Institute of Religion at Logan. Elder Brown also has another first to his credit in the Promontory Branch, where he received the first Duty to God Award to be made there, in I960. He has served as secretary of the YMMIA, as an Aaronic priesthood teacher and has been an assistant in the Sunday school superintendency for the past two years. Friends and relatives of the Brown family are invited to attend the testimonial, branch officials said. y TO SWITZERLAND Miss Betty Jane Hirschi will serve LDS mis- .0' Bad Company 'A Lot of homes are GdrzG- - up since prices are conG douui buildinc materials on. 0 at ft COLLEGE STATION, Tex, (UPI) Bean farmers must watch what company their plants keep dito help control bean mosaic seases spread by aphids, the Texas A&M College extension service says. Extension plant pathologist Harlan Smith says planting beans away from clover or gladiolus by helps cut down infestation aphids. Sweetclover, crimson and red clovers and gladiolus are hosts forborne of the bean viruses. ' -- V O ff&Ti J EVERYONE LOVES OUR. ri P"J FTY JOURNAL, :Brigham City, Utah Thursday, February 8, 1962 BE Oil Accepts LDS eer . a- ' ELDER Mantua Elder Allotment Due ToMissicn ffitf THE BOX Applications 'i The Box Elder ASC county office will accept wheat allotment applications for certain faims in the spring areas of the county from Feb. 15 to March 1, inclusive. A producer who intends to seed Elder Dick H. Barnum of Manwheat for 1982 on a farm on which tua has accepted a call to fulfill no wheat was seeded for harvest a mission in the Western Suites as grain in 1959, and for which a Mission for the Church of Jesus 1961 1960 or allotment was not esChrist of Latter-daSaints. tablished, irrespective of whether ACCEPTS CALL Dick H. Elder He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-wheat was seeded for harvest for Barnum has accepted LDS mission ry Barnum of Mantua. grain in either 1959 or 1960, and call to Western States, A farewell testimonial will be Elder Jerald who desires to be considered for MISSIONARY held in his honor Sunday evening, Brown of Promontory will serve an allotment, must make applicaFeb. 11, at 7:30 p. m. in the ManIn Northwestern tion for such allotment by March mission LDS tua LDS ward chapel with Bishop Drought-Affecte- d States. 1, 1962, according to Orvil J. Nish, Allston Jensen presiding. chairman of the Agricultural Stacombilization and Conservation Elder Barnum will enter the LDS mission home in Salt Lake mittee for Box Elder county. City on Monday, Feb. 19, for speApplications will be available at cial training and will depart Feb. the ASC county office in Tremon-toNike-Ze- us 26 for his mission headquarters at on the above dates. Lust summers drought has Denver, Colo. caused abnormal livestock sales He has received his schooling in Full-Sca- le tor many farmers. Roland V. the Box Elder county schools and OUR READERS WRITE Wise, director of Internal Reve- the LDS seminary. He has servThe U, S. Army fired ail three nue of the Salt Lake City, Utah ed six months of active duty with N. C., Waynesville, Nike-Zeus antiof solid stages its district reminded farmers that the U. S. Army Reserve at Fort January 27, 1962. (here Is some tax relief from Ord, Calif, and Fort Sill, Okla. missile missile while guiding it Dear Sirs: drought-includelivestock sales. Active in his priesthood quorum through violent controlled maneuMy mission for the church here These sales be treated as in- work, Elder Barnum has earned may North is Carolina comver at relatively low altitude Feb. in nearly voluntary conversions. several Individual Awards as well 1 in a test at White Sands missile pleted and this note is to let you Profits on these sales are tax as his Duty to God Award for ouknow that you can stop sending range, N. M. the paper to me because I wont free provided they are reinvested tstanding service in his ward. in livestock used for the same purBishop Jensen extends an invitaTHIOKOL CHEMICAL corpora- be here much longer. I surely want to thank you for poses within a year after the year tion to friends and relatives of the Huntstions Redstone division at sending the paper to me. I have of sales. For example, the far- Barnuni family to be in attendance ville, Ala., makes all three of the looked forward to getting each one mer may replace his dairy cows at the testimonial. missile's solid fuel motors. for other dairy cows but not with and learning how things were in Brigham City. If all the dratt or breeding animals. livestock in excess of the amount The firing was another in the These provisions do not apply to the farmer would normally sell in development test series being con- missionaries from home enjoy the year. ducted under the management of local paper as much as I have poultry. It is limited to sales of a the U. S. Army ordnance missile you have made a lot of people command at Redstone arsenal, happy. Before coming back to Brigham Ala. F'iring tests are under way at White Sands and at two sites on City, I wall be heading for Ahwaz, the Pacific missile range, Point Iran to spend a couple of weeks Mugu, Calif., and Kwajalcin Island with my family there. My father is working with the Khuistan Dein the central Pacific. ONE DAY SERVICE velopment Service and will be Western Electric company is there another year. Ill be back in Utah in time for spring quarter CLEANERS AND prime contractor for the Bell Laboratories are re- at USU. Thanks again for the paSHIRT LAUNDRY sponsible for system design and per. PA Aircraft Yours truly, development. Douglas Elder Richard F. Wight. company builds the missile. TGUARD Mission Call A I UL y 1 Livestock Sales Thiokol Motors Test In r rr. FOR d go-in- SHIRT LAUNDRY Nike-Zeu- MODERN 76 ri $ MEN 1 i ONLY Gain Tax Relief n Fire Join year AfcMY NATIONAL CUAR3 ' i A S By Ole Zundel Weve got the drop on the natural shoulder suit. The drop of the suit is the difference between the chest and waist measurements. 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