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Show Thursday, August 25, 1960 THE Deadlines for State Timber Record Set On Harvest Of Fair Entries Listed Deadlines for entries in the 1960 Utah State Fair at the State Fairgrounds September 16 through September 25 were announced today by A. J. Redd, president, Utah State Fair Board. Mr. Redd noted that all entries must be made upon blanks furnished by the Utah State Fair Association at the State 'Fairgrounds Administration Building. Earliest deadline is in the composition contest sponsored by the music department. H. Reuben Reynolds, director of the music department, said entries should be in the State Fair office by August 29. There is no age limit in this contest, but compositions will not be accepted from anyone with a professoinal status. Judge will be Ingolf Dahl, composer, orconductor and faculty member, University of Southern California at Los Angeles. . Deadline for entries in vocal solo, piano solo, solo string instruments and solo wind instrument divisions of the music department is September 14. Other deadlines are as follows: Horses, cattle, swine, sheep, poultry, pigeons, rabbits, September chestra and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m, September 2; hobbies, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. September 3 and 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. September 4; home arts entries will be received between 8 am. and 5 p.m. September 6 through 10; junior department, September 2; ceramics entries will be received between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. September 10 and between 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. September 11; Miss Utah State Fair contest, September 9: entrants in Utah State Farm Bureau contests must see that membership records are filed in the Bureau office by September 12; horticulture and agriculture 2 pm September 16; floriculture, prior to 11 a.m. the day of each show; stamps, three days prior to fair opening. Mr. Redd promised a broad and thrilling program of entertainment at the fair for each and every member of the family." He invites everyone to enjoy with us the bounty from every county as well as a gust of entertainment and exhibits from afar. The director of the State Drivers License Division Monday attacked the leniency of. justices of the peace and other courts in A record timber cut of nearly 360 million board feet was made the state which do not enforce within the U.S. Forest Service mandatory jail sentences for drivIntermountain Region during fis- ing with revoked or suspended lical year 1960, Timber Manage- censes. George C. Miller said the legisment Chief Joel Frykman reported recently. He said the harvest lators considered this a very serof the law when topped 1959s by about 40 million ious infraction board feet. The cut netted 3,476,212 dollars for the United States treasury, 25 percent of which will be returned to states and counties throughout . the region for roads and schools. Top timber producer was Idahos THE Boise National Forest, cutting more than 129 million lxard feet riATIONAL for the year. The Payette National Forest ran second with 83 million board feet, and Utahs Dixie National Forest followed with nearly 25 million. Highlights in recent Intermountain Region timber sales program were the 60 million board foot sale last year on the Payette Timber cutting in the region has National Forest, designed to stimulate new lodging techniques on increased more than 400 percent steep erosible slopes, and the during the past 20 years, Mr. Moose Creek Plateau sale on the Frykman said. Through new techd Targhee National Forest in Ida- niques, including a ho, made last month. By far the planting program, the Forest Servg largest sale in region history, and ice expects to meet the public need for timber the national record for lodgepole pine, it calls for a harvest of 318 and still maintain crops for the future. million board feet. n their Primary certificates of graduation: Angene Basso, Evelyn Pendleton, Gloria Martinez and Barbara Bailey. They sang their Home Builders song and graduation song. These girls will be enrolled in Mutual in September. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Herbst of Searrived here attle, Washington, n last Wednesday at the Verdis home. They were here to get their daughter, Sheila, who has spent the summer visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Herbst later returned to Salt Lake City from where they flew to Denver. Mrs. Erma Oxborrow, daughter, Judy, and grandchildren, Zeke and Laurie, are here visiting from Ely, Nevada. Welcoming their sister Erma here is Venda Robinson, Elna Nougaret and Lasca Mellor. Here from Duchesne visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frenchie Nougaret is Mrs. Roween Unsworth. She was accompanied by daughter Jo and Kay. Last weekend the Wallace RobMa-gan- join Ain Llewelyn, Peggy Trowbridge, Peggy Lynn Wilstead, Connie Etzel, Teachers Nora Llewelyn and Arlene Wilstead, enjoyed a night of cooking out and star gazing. Visitors during the first three days of the week at the John Thomas home were Mrs. Thomas brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hall of Murray. Then on the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lowry and family of Tooele visited with the Thomas family. Her mother, Mrs. Sagmar Hall of Man-- . ti, who has spent an extended stay here, returned to Tooele as a guest of daughter, Lenore. Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Walt Barney motored to Provo Canyon to attend the Barney family reunion. Mrs. Barney was program chairman at the event. Mrs. Anita Mae Vanover and Carbon Livestock The group that had pigs as its project was made up of all boys ed bv Gary Pfaffenberger and Mathis. 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There are three divisions in the livestock group, each with a leader, so the boys and girls can get better help with their animals. The fat lamb group this year was headed by Mrs Paul Moynier and there were six boys and three showed girls in the group. They 13 fat lambs and of this group three won blue ribbons, five red ribbons, three white ribbons and doTTfll GET A PERFECT FIT For the finest in at Stock Show Well y c! LARGE Do 4-H- ers very lax 10-da- steadily-increasin- its home in Kearns. The following attended Stake MIA leadership Wednesday evening at the Helper chapel. Ora Bogdin, Virginia Lewis, Nora Llewelyn, Joanne Hyatt, Molly Tabone, Arlene Jacobsen, Arlene Wilstead, Tom Bendall, Jack Thorpe and Chris Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Oliveto and three children of Jackson, California, have been visiting with relatives, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Pero and nabel) birthday with a party the Price park. Mrs. and Mr. inson family and Frenchie Nougaret enjoyed attending the De Spain family reunion. It was held at Lemans Cave near Baker, Nevada. Friday evening Bee Hive girls, Ruth Tamagawa, Ann Seely, Joan said. He called the court jail sentences the state, but complimented the Salt Lake City Court, which he said imposes a jail sentence and carries it out Some of the other courts will assess probably a 5 or Jail sentence and either permit the Individual to serve it out on weekends or suspend the sentence," Mr. Miller emphasized. This type in not giving the in many parts of vastly-improve- children, Christine, Allan and Gene, spent several days visiting here at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hreinson. The family returned Tuesday by train to mothers and grandmothers they provided mandatory jail sentences of not more than six months, in addition to an optional fine of not more than $300. An average of 50 to 60 drunk drivers have their licenses revoked a u'eek, with about 150 additional suspensions for negligent Mr. Miller driving each week, il Castle Gate News Highlights Reported Sunday evening at Sacrament service Bishop Jim Nielson of the Spring Glen ward was featured speaker. The following received of procedure is very discouraging to the department and we have considered tightening up on the mandatory requirement so that the court could not under any circumstance suspend a Jail sentence. When asked if Utah would participate In a nationwide "dangerannounced ous driver register last week by Commerce Secretary Frederick H. Mueller, director Miller said: "As far as we are concerned, it is not too practical. Courts Rapped for Leniency on Driver License Sentences Intermountain Area 2; entries in the fine arts, graphic arts and photography departments, will be received between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. September 1 First Sactloa Insert PRICE, UTAH E, HUNTS 2 9 69 CANS 93 |