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Show 16 A DESERET NEWS. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1973 Get mosquitos where they live By Moo Jack Monson Deseret News staff writer at also the only feasible way of making sure theydie there too, said Austin E. Frodenburg, owner of Aerial Inc., Mosquito Abatement Ogden. . it's necessary to get right down low and spray when or no there is a light wind and the temperwind at all ature is cool, he explained, if it's too hot, air turbulence would cause an accident. Its Garth Beacham, dean of instruction at Snow, who is serving as conference chairman, said its purpose is to bring together person and organizations interested in providing or utilizing volunteer services in Sanpete County. organizations -- Non-profit that can either provide volunteer seXvices or utilize these services in their programs are invited to participate in the has spraying Frodenburg contracts in Weber and Davis counties as well as with the Salt Lake City Mosquito batement District. His three planes, easily identified by mounted special equipment beneath fuselages, fly over marshlands at different levels to kill both larva and adult mosquitos. Glen Collett, Salt Lake district manager, said the planes carry approximately 100 gallons of spray per load and can cover two acres per gallon. Austin E. northeast of the city. The service cost $8,000 In 1972. This is only one method of battling the mosquitos. We also have men walking through fields spreading granules or handspraying, using a During the year, the planes spray about 15,000 acres of marsh around the duck clubs conference, he said. Individuals who want to make their services available are also invited. And we are asking community leaders to attend because their cooperation is needed. Frodsnburg's plane roars over marsh spraying mosquitos. e machine and a mist machine, Collett said. Another control is proper Even all this work, survive and .invade residential areas, said water management programs, Collett. He asked residents to he added. also Employes notify his office of any marshwater-soake-d drain various areas and can plant mosqui- es or standing puddles where fish in others. mosquitos could breed. to-eating tractor-lik- some - M. Clark Newell NEPHI of Mona, has been appointed superintendent of ILe Juab " School District!1 by the board! of education. M Newell hasi- : ; - - been acting asft, su- assistant perintendent for the past 18 months fo- llowing an ac-- automobile c i d e n t in which Ralph Mr. Newell W. Menlove, superintendent, was seriously injured and has not sufficiently recovered to resume the' position. Newells term of office is s for beginning July 1 according to K.J. Sperry, president of the board. He previously served as clerk -- pal of the Juab High School OGDEN Young men and for 18 years. A graduate of women with singing, dancing, Brigham Young University and tumbling with a bachelor degree and pantomime, abilities ary being telling story taught school in Uinta District for the Weber State and Mona, Levan and Nephi sought Commedia Players College in the Juab District In 1959 Theater Childrens Summer he received his masters Company. degree at BYU in educational Auditions for the eight slots administration and also holds in the traveling theater troupe a general advisory certificate are scheduled tor May 30 and from the state of Utah. 31 at 3:30 p.m. Fine Arts CenHe is married to the former ter Rehearsal Room, 175, said Shirlene Slack. They are parDr. John M. Elzey, Players dients of 6 children and reside rector. at Mona. Anyone having graduated from high school by this June In the district applications are being accepted until June will be eligible to try for one of the positions. Each actor 12 for the position of assistant will receive an honorarium of superintendent and clerk-treasur- treasurer since 1971. He had devoted his life to teaching and served as princi SHOP FOR SUPER SPECIALS UNTIL By United Press International arm and apparently couldnt The deaths of a man with a canst on his arm trying to save his wife from drowning and a tworyear old boy who fell into a ditch, have raised the holiday death toll to four in Idaho. Two other persons died in traffic accidents. Max Dayley, 55, Burley, drowned at a ' boat landing near Burley when he tried to save his wife who had fallen into the water. Cassia County Sheriffs officers said Dayley had a cast on his broken right swin. Chad Gamer, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gamer, Salt Lake City, drowned when he fell into a ditch six miles west of Perston where his family had gathered for a wedding. a Traffic accidents killed Robinson, 25, Boise, and Martin Swartz, 21, Twin Falls. The Robinson woman died in a head-ocollision northwest of Eagle, Idaho, on State Highway 16. The Ada County Sheriffs Department Sly-vi- n car-tru- r; Arraignment set in manslaughter 3 The week of May has been declared Iris .Week in Utah by Gov. Calvin L. Rampton at the request of the American Iris Society. - said her car collided with a stock truck driven by Leroy Wright, 18, of Lebanon, Ore. acSwartz died in a one-car cident three miles north of Murtaugh, Idaho, on the old Twin Murtaugh Highway. Falls Police said the Swartz vehicle went off the road and overturned several times. The two highway accidents, both occurring Saturday night, brought the states traffic fatality toll to 120. That compares with 96 for the same time a year ago. released through asked to wear dance or gym togs and to be prepared to sing a short song and tell a childrens story. We are Both Open Till 9 P.M. Tuesday with Big Savings & Early FATHERS th dark glasses at a bright low price e Mack Holley. Brown was $5,000 bail. 24 28, Dr. Elzey said. All auditioners are AT ALL ZCMI STORES Brown was originally charged with second-degremurder in the shooting of Robert Boddoes, 24, Spanish Fork. The men argued at a party at Canyon . View Park at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon May 8, and Boddoes was shot to death with a .22 cal. revolver, according to Acting Sheriff run from July DAY SELECTIONS TUESDAY PROVO (AP) Donald Wayne Brown, 20, Provo, will be arraigned on a charge of voluntary manslaughter June 1 in 4th District Court. will Iris Week begins End-O-Mon- Idaho holiday toll includes drowning of a Utah baby, 2 for the production which $100 two-year- with insects WSC new superintendent Snow A conference EPHRAIM on volunteerism, sponsored by Snow College and the divisions of of continuing education other Utah colleges and universities, will be held on the Snow campus Thursday. 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