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Show ;.u ''1 MK 1 KN I AVTOV TV-TW- Gel in the Guard Annual Convention Utah Horticultural Society Jan. 13-1- 4 Minor NUMBER Fl.EVEN K JOtfEYGVD (T; AnO HAD ments Steal Your Fruit: W. D. Thome. Dr. Thome is head of the Department of Agronomy and Soils USC, Logan, and has an extensive knowledge of sols and nutrient conditions in the intermoun-tai- n area. Recently Dr. Thorne has conducted a statewide survey on utrient deficiencies in Utah and their effects on orchard trees. 1100 Producing Top QuaVty Apricots: W. P. Tufts. Dr. Tufts is head of the division of pomology f the University of California, Davis. California, nl addition to his scientific knowledge and wide experience with California fruit product.oii Dr. Tufts has a lime apricot orchard of his own which he has managed very suecesiuny durinu the nast several yars He without doubt, the bek qualified person in the United States to scuss apricot production. 1:30 Relation of Afternoon Insects to Spread of Virus Diseases in Stone Fruit Trees: George Mr. Kaloostian is with the Cnited States Department of Agriculture at Logan, Utah, studying the influence of insects oq the virus problem in stone fruits. Some important discoveries have been made with respect to virus diseases in his discussion. Practices that 2:00 Orchard will Help in the Production of High Market Duality Apples and Pears: L. P. Batjer. on Pest Con3:00 Savina ' trol: Clarence Ashton. for me 3:30 Pr;e Prospects Fruit Grower in 1950: W. P. Thomas. Saturday. Jan. 14, 1950 Morn ing 9:30 What Growers Can Do to Sell More Fruit Through Local Markets: Dec O. Howell and A. E. Table of Organization and equip- ment, and openings are available for training in any of the above positions. Advancements are rapid and that extra money rollm.a in while you continue your other work, schooling, or profession. Qualified Enlisted Men ore able to become commissioned officers in the new National Guard. Talk about training material, we million have nearly a quarfer-of-dollars worth right here at the Armory in Bouniful. Heres a part lal list of wnat we have right now. Reconnaissance boats, Carpenter tool cets, Compasses, Air compressors, Gas masks, Metascopes, Mine probes, Pioneer equipment. Gasoline driven chan saws, trucks trail ers, diesel tractors, bayonets rifles Carbines, 30 and 50 Cal machine guns, guns, rickct FODiE COUUYV ... On Highway DiFFECeNT t that table BiNCt They ate 1 V MATCH Bountiful Marshal Council Okehs Bountiful City Board Reports 240 Offenses Sewer Job Accepts 1950 Budget In Bountiful BOUNTIFUL A total of 240 offenses and violations were reported during the year 1949 by the Bountiful marshals office in the criminal and trafic divisions aecrding to Marshal C. W. CAndy) Anderson. Of this number 158 violations were in the traffic division with tickets being issued manly for speeding and for failure to heed stop signs. Officers investigated 67 accidents which involved property damage. There were 22 persons injured in accidents, and two persons were killed during the year, lntoncation arrests were listed at according to Wilfred Williams, city recorder. Estimated income for 1950, ns shown in the budget, includes general taxes amounting to $53,100 Bountiful Businessmens Assn, and a tatal of $18,394 from the first meeting of the penod following: rentals, $1044, licenses, now vear itswith election of officers $4550; fines $2600; dog tax $1000; at a luncheon Tuesday. control liquor fund, $6100; build New president will be D. T. mg inspection fees, $1200, and miscellaneous income ami insur- (Dick) Birmingham. Bountiful busance $1900, making the total or inessman. Also elected were Frank Stark, vice president; Venire .1 $71,494. and diCarr, secretary-treasurer- , disbursements rectors Wine-ga- r Dick Newman. Art include administrative and generand Albert J. Olsen. al. amounting to $37,174; public The meeting was opened with safely department disbursements an invoentinnliv iWV. Ord, bishop; of $14,170, and those of the deH. I. Holbrook, past president, partment of streets ami public welcomed new members. improvements amounting to $20,-15Paul L Newniver gave a speech totaling $71,494. on the prospective formation of a Administrative ami general dislucidit bureau for bursements called for are: Ad- businessmens Bonutiful. Plans arc under way to ministrative, $800; assessing and open a credit bureau in the near collecting taxes, $900; auditing, future for the protection of Bounand travel, tiful businessmen. $350; auto expense Such plans, said $400; building maintenance, $1500; Mr. Ncwmyer, would reduce fiBuilding inspection costs, $1200; nancial losses. furniture and fixtures, $200; inMr. H. B. Ilolbrok, retiring presisurance and bonds, $4000; legal ex- dent. reviewed statthe past pense, $1000; office expense, $100; ing that business1 for year, Bountiful ordinance's and publications, $200; merchants had increased beyond salaries, $4070; stationery and expectations. Mr. Holbrook said and membersships, $150; prices and courtesy had attracted sundry expenses, $800; interest many buyers. Retiring officers for P3id, $1600; retirement of notes, the association were Mr. Holbrook, $7326.50; interest on bonds, $4077 Coy Hayward, vice president, La50, and retirement of bonds, $8000. Mar Hatch, secretary treacurer; Mr. Burningham and De Monte Washburn, directors. Civic Davis o Estimated Clearfield ing goods under $50. The department which Civic makes numerous routine investigations every day. also listed 15 calls to investigate prowlers, and fur calls to stop family arguments. Mr. Anderson as marshal has three deputies: Jack De Land E. G. Gibbons, and A. C. Toombs. Series A program on Foundations for Good Citizenship and Better Communities" has been planned for a meeting of Wasatch elementary school Wednesday sup-scriptio- Assn., Parent-Teacher- s at 8 p.m. Parents are invited . 50 - eity-owne- For Conservancy Businessmen Officers A budget of $71,494 for Bountiful Citv was accepted and liecamo official at a city council meeting Residents of 2nd West and 7th North sts. in Bountiful will have trenches dug for sewer connections to the main line as a result ol first action of the new city council. The council discussed city business for five hours Wednesday night at its first moctin. A motion also was carried to send requests for bids on gas, oil and lubrication jibs to all city licensed gas stations for vehicles. The bids would le lor six months, beginning Feb. 1. Bountiful city officials mooting nine. were: Mayor V. T. Rice, council-meFast action on the part of officDon Aamoit, Harold Iope. ers resulted in the recovery of four C. Evan Moss and Dora Trowstolen ears by the Bountiful marH Stringham. ritv bridge; Stanley shalls office and the apprehension recorder. Eva W. Hill, treasurer; of two cars for other departments. and Rendell N. Mabey, city The criminal division reported 78 offenses. During the year there were 23 burglaries of which 19 involved the theft of goods worth Bills $50 or over, and 36 thefts involv- a S irZL Petition 91, Layton Complete prove wonun was reported in Deo satisfactory condition in the two-car hospital, Ogden, following a Layton has shown the way for collision Monday afternoon on creation of the Weber baa in rapid U. S. Highway 91 a half mile north water conservatory, district by beof l.ayton ing the first community to secure internation injuries, the proper number of signatures Suffering shock and a heart attack during applying for entrance into the disthe accident, which also injured trict. News of this accomplishment four other persons, was Mrs. Ezra A. (Martha) Stevens, 65, of Provo. was released Saturday by Executive She was thrown partially from the Secretary E. J. Fieldated, Who reautomobile driven by her husband. ports favorable progress In other end In the He suffered a minor back Injury. Incorporated town which emthe in counties district, F. the said Ross John Trooper Weber. Morgan and Stevens automobile was bent into braces Davis, ell the including Summit counties, out skidded a "V it when shape and incorporated towns ana cities of control on icy pavement was struck broadside as it angled within these counties, plus the across the opposite lane of tratfic. county areas, including the IncorThe front seat section was torn out porated units with the exception of Park City in Summit county, which by the impact. zones Driver of the other automobile lies within the mineralized of area. its 2642 R. was eorge Duncan, 25, The procedure to create the disWall. Duncan suffered body bruisset out by the es and two other passengers in bis trict is carefully law whish water state conservatory car suflered minor head lacera to become an entity Lons ami were treated by a Layton providesthethat distract the incorporatwithin They were Charles ed towns or cities must secure five physiitan. and 2727 19, Lincoln, Eldridge, per cent or 100 signatures (whichRiley Ramsey, 49, 417 West Seven- ever is the lesser) of the land teenth. owners within such incorporated Trooper Ross said the Stevens areas. The county areas outside of automobile was demolished by the the incorporated units must precrash. The Duncan machine was sent signatures on the petitions damaged to the extent of several amonn'tng to ten per cent or 500 (whichever is the lesser) of the bundled dollars. land owners within the county. ALL DAVIS COUNTY Bounlifnl Practically all of the incorporat- ed areas of Davis county are circulaling petitions. Many similar Al Elect areas in Weber county are under way. This week Morgan and SumMeet Intial mit counties will start their canvass and it is believed that the to- E OO E 3 ONLY HOPE iG TO THE Tip Pi ANT A STICK .THEY LEAVE, OF DlNAMlTE IJNDEfi) WON'T BUY THE id FEETir-A NT T.rr Layton is First to A 6tv E ooos That I'LL UP ThE CHICK Corporal Ele- Pcj Pact, eg Sergeant Private First Class Private Recruit And, not only that you get an increase in pay for every two years of service. An opprtunity you veterans cant affort to overlook. Two hours a week is all you need devote to this National effort. We meet every Monday night from 7 30 to 9:30 at the Armry in Bountiful. Training possibilities are unlimited. Here are just a few of the numerous jobs you can easily qualify to fill: Auto mechanic, Diesel Carpenter, Electrician, Cook Dorn olition specialist, Truck Driver Food service apprentice, Construe tion equipment mechanic, Air compressor operator, Tractor operator or Rigger. We are just in the process of reorgarizing under a new Five Injured, One Seriously In Colision NEVER FAILS THOSE Did you know that we have here in Bountiful, one of the finest engineer battalions m the whole 6th army area? Thats a fact. This urt was picked to escort His Honor, Governor J. Bracken Lee at camp W. G. Williams last summer. We have a record of unexcell ed training which can be had for the asking here in company C," 1334th engineer combat battalion, Utah National Guard. Now fellows, I want to say nothing to balittle or berate the Utah State Guard, but dont confuse this with the State Guard. This th how National Guard, paid for, and under the urect supervision of the United States Government. The Utah State Guard done a fine job in taking care Utah during the dark days of World Warr 11 The new National Guard is a part of the Team for Security along with the Amy, Navy, Marines Air Force and other branches of the Military Service. The training you receive here will better prepare you for the future. Not only that, but you get paid while you learn. Just cast a 'lance at the pay you receive for ust two hours trainings: Master Sergeant Sergeant First Class -- Let UNI UTAH for 1950. pe A. Howell. 10:30 Dont U This is an appeal to all 6lo bodied men in Daw count between the agges of 17 and 36 Get in the Guard. That's the password . Dear Grower: Trying to keep the fruit grower US4ess is the subject for our Horticultural society convention this year. first day of our convention oil be spent n trying to cut some costs and comers in production. Look at those speakers. Every ne is tops in his field. A single ldra from any one of these speakmight save you "gobs of dough." Now, glance at the program for Saturday. Weve got some real ?ys lined up here; lads who can give you practical help on your marketing problems. These fellows learned their story the hard way tiv practical first hand experience know what theyre talking about. You cant afford to miss Mus session. Who am I to be selling dif pro iram to you. Its your convention, for your benefit, and prepared with your most pressing needs in mind. Dont let red ink and keep home; the more red ink you you have the more you need to attend the convention. Bring in your neighbors, Its of questions, some sympathy for your lellow growers and Ill bet youll meet someone who lost more on irmt than you did last season. Hope to see you anuary 13th and 14th, 1950 at Hotel Utah. A. STARK, Secretary. Friday, Jan. 13, 1950 Morning 9 30 Presidential Address: Judge .! DWIS COUNTY, tal number of required petitions can he secured and presented to the District court within the first sixty days of 1950. All petitions secured must be presented to the Distort court which then reviews them and if they are found to conform with the law in general makeup and in the number of signatures, the court then proceeds toward the creating of the district by presenting a definite notice signify ng the dale of thff crcatlngof the district and on the appointed date the district must be formed. It will be the responsibility of the distuct court to appoin the directors in accordance with the of the petition. The petition provides for three directors in Weber county living within the area west of the Salt Lake meridian and one additional director in ' Weber County living within the area east of the Salt Lake meridi-Ther- e will be one director re- an. siding in Morgan county and one pro-vsiio- ns in Summit county. QUESTIONS OF CREATION There has been much question in the minds of the citizens of the potential district with reference to the whole question of its creation. First it is necessary to recognize that the baric law creating the Weber river basin project definitely provided that the area would have to organize some legal entity that would have tax levying pow- to meet teachers and inspect displays in schoolrooms for an hour prior to the meeting. II Last of a series of talks on launchers, grenade launchers, demFirm Foundations" conBuilding olition equipment, mechanics tool On Wafer ducted by Mrs. Melba Judge will sets, Electricains tool sets, Field be a talk on Adolescent ProbDies in Home Icy Road Blamed ranges. Cooking and eating utinsels FARMINGTON Layton and Clear lems Monday at 8 p.m. The scand facilities radio sets, telephone field led all other cummurities and ries is ers before the government could sponsored by the At Point contact and sell the water created equipment, as well as a generous armin areas erf Weber, Davis, Morsupply of ind dental Chemical, med gan and Summit counties in coinby the project proper. Five ical, enigineer, ordnance, signal & ciding signing of an application V. F. Y. Kris This restriction in the basic law West Oliver Henry Bybee, 79, fr inclusion in and creation of Web makes it necessary that a conservquartermaster supplies. Point, former Dnvis county school Need we say more? If so just er basin conscrvacy district, Joseph Visit Homes This, ancy district be organized. A Irovo woman was teacher and civic worker, died Davis of the W. down Johnson, injured when perfected under the state to Guard president the National drop Duke. critically and four other persons conservatory law, would have tax Wednesday at 5 55 a m. at the Cunt Water Users said today. 10:30 SoIing the Utah Apple: Armory 45 West 2nd South any illsuffered minor injuries in a two-a- r of the splendid cooper-- ilv residence of a three-daDavis county likewise will be the from or 8:00 to day oclock 4:43, evying powers up to a maximum Rav Schwartz collision on icy pavement a of to com ness. tour counties ation of of the the and merchants first till one mill. people Per.duous Fruit Market- any Monday evening form 7:3$ 11 00 Bo was horn July 11, 1870, in half mile north of here Monday 9:30. Or, if we can The phisosophy of this conservplete the signing of the petition he of Bountiful. Beehive Post 7737 ing Agreement for Utah: Hans C further information give you any reported. VFW was able to bring a more Mountain Green. Morgan rounty, afternoon. district is that the indirect by telephone Hess. Mrs. Ezra A. (Martha) Stevens, ancy Solicitrs have been instructed to happy Christfas to 34 families in- - a son of David Rowman and Mary 467-J- , 612-call of this great developbenefactors simply Bountiful BuThe Farm 1:30 Afterroan Elizabeth Penrod Bybee. During 65. 550 S 2nd West, Provo suffer- ment may in a minor way help to or 496-J- . return all signed petitions by the eluding 149 children. reau Fruit Program to assist in cme and Youll be glad yuof did. end of the week. Food, toys and clothing was h's childhood the family lived In ed internal injuries, shock and a pay for the project It must be rethe keep this unit one Fruit Market. ng: Frank Shelley. under district The in baskets by post mem- - Hooper, and he attended Weber leart attack during the accident, alized that a one trill levy would conservancy in best packed the a full West by getting 2 30 What Utah Grower Must will statutes Utah enacted bers recentlv and their wives to whom also county schools there. Later he according to State Trooper John not in any way pay for the project cmnliment counof the best Davis Do to Sell Peaches in the Midwest Ross Jr. a legal entity with power was credited with become has to n the sixty years allotted time, but offer. ty serving ad elight- - attend the Utah State Agricul-fu- l F. Mrs. Market: Ellis W. Lambom. " and wnh and Stevens was riding in a it will help and relieve just to that the comracung of taxation luncheon. tural University college GET IN THE GUARD 3 00 Getting Tree Ripe Peach the lederal bureau of reclamation The project was undert the di- - of Utah, where he received his car driven by her husband, 69. extent the payments that must be Fred es to Midwest Consumers: Their 1940 sedan, traveling south made by the users of the water for use of and repayment for wa- rection of Commander K. R. But- - degree. rowell. Be had taught school in Davis on U. S. highway 91, skidded out thus developed. ters developed under the Weber ters with M. W. Bisbee acting chair- Layton C of G basin 570,000,000 porject authoriz- man assisted by John W. Peter county at various times, retiring of control and angled across the The executive committee of the ed last summer by congress John- - sen. Chaplain Elbert L, Day, Stan- - from fine arts teaching at North highway into the path of a north- Weber basin water conservancy Clearfield Depot son explained. ley H. Stringham, Douglas White, Davis junior high school in 1941. bound car driven by George R. district have been assured that it Bound a lies of the proposed con- - Dick Hatch, Gene Mercer. John Be served a term on the county Duncan, 25, 2642 Wall ave., Og and when this district cs properly To Cut Layton Chamber of Commerce district have already been Wood. Glen Platts, John school board and in 1934 was a den. said Trooper Ross. organized and becomes a definite Byer, met and aproved plans for the I servaney ex Davis and Weber The Duncan automobile collided legal entity, it will qualify as the set for all of Charles Traver and Dick Shepherd. Utah delegate to the Nation Rolls coming year Wednesday. The meet-- cept for the islands in Great Salt From I cation convention in Chica broadside with the Stevens car. contracting agent with the governAssn., of the refreshment was the first for new officers. I Mr. Stevens suffered a I1L He was a painter and hac minor ment through the bureau of .recljake all of Morgan and all of Sum- committee was Mrs. June Bisbee I Nen Brailsford, president, Reid mit in Park the except City county, assisted by Emily Petersen, La received favorable notice in tha! back injury. He and his wife were amation fer the purchase, sale and budget restrictions, taken to Thomas D. Dee Memoria distribution of the waters develop110 civilian workere Holbrook, rice president; Louis mineralized area. Rue White Jennie Stringham, Ma field. Barnett, secretary-treasureFrank The petition must be signed by ble Traver, Leona ed as a result of the Weber basin Mr. Bybee also had been active hospital, Ogden. JoseHatch, , - at least 5 per cent of the property an was and Mr. Duncan suffered work in reclamation project. Scout JODS oeiween Hickenlooper, Wayne Weber, Clar1 their Boy lose phine will Day. rienot ence Simmons and Haven J. Bar- - owners in the incorporated cities received 1, a spokesman bruises, and two other passengers Scout, having 773? Members of Beehive Eagle Post am 23 and March low, directors. and towns and 10 per cent of the VFW wishes to thank the follow- Scouting award from Pres. War- in his car suffered head lacerafor the depot said today. One oft he chief tapics discussed I property owners of the county, of tions. The passengers were Charles termination of VfiHees ing merchants and people fort heir ren G. Harding. was the When the petition is properly splendid cooperation: work for the Church of Jesus Sldridge, 19. 2727 Lincoln ave. In will be distributed to the bureau. formation of a credit Appointed to head the signed in aU four counties, it will aHwted Monday. This Julian Bills, manager of Boun- Christ, he filled a mission to the Ogden, and Riley Ramsey, 49, 417 committee to lay the groundwork be sumitted to the Second district tiful to W. 17th st., Ogden. started series a in Theater; Winegars Market, lawaiian islands from 1902 or opening a credit office in Lay- - court for legal acLon to prefect the noop-e- r of was They were treated att he scene Sft Nov- 1 and brought about by ton 906, Mills Deluxe superintendent Spencer FARMINGTON Jewelery, Gunter S. W, I was Wayne Weber. and clerk of )V a Layton physician and were Neumann, who will sail organization. The court will name Cafe, Hayward Market, Charles-tone- s school department economy Sunday a for Eura over I as the board The directors chamber civilian of nine not the also commerce hospitalized. will drop De Monte Clothing, Bountl South Hooper ward, superinten17 to serve in the Jan. n ope will then have board This Reid Holbrook to head district. Bike, Elmo Kerr, Market, Boun dent of West Point Young Mens Janie Colterine, Mountain Home, mission of the Church j&SKl force 2590 persons, aappointed merchants committee designated legal authority to operate the busi-5- o ful and tiful Drug, Goodfellow Service, Mutual Improvement Assn., spokesman attract business to Layton by I ness of the distnrt with full power Union Ida.; Mrs. Eva Wiggill, Layton; of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Ser-va- s was a high priest. Furniture, Drug, with the contrac Mrs. Ruth Bond and Mrs. Olea Saints, will be honored at a fareOn Nov. 2. 1898. he married Muir Appliance, O. P. Skaggs, Nu ,ntr Mrs. Leo Layton, at staging special events. An indus- - to negotiate construct to dams Sherman, Ogden, and Mrs. Effie well testimonial Sunday at 7 pjn. dinner government eral committee will be headed bv family Ellen Parry in the Salt . nartv Jack Margaret Furniture, Way in Farmington ward chapel. Bangerter of the for developments Clarence Simmons to attract new and canals Cravthorn, Heybura, Ida. and Mrs. LDS temple. s Lake Produce, Bountiful Cleaners, Mr. Neumann, son of Mr. and I water mumcial John conbe and will services Funeral industry to the town irrigation Survivors include his widow and Mrs. Service, Bob Holbrook Sport Alfred Neumann, Farming-to1 in the A civic improvement committee son said. at ducted p.m. Saturday the following sons and daughters: is a graduate of Davis high be- - ing. Farmers Feed and Lunmber, bocmes LDS Blaine necessary also Toint Mr. and West was of chapel B by step This chosen Dora L. and iAr with Haven J home Max L. Kennard. Grants Beauty Salon. D. Fisher, bishop. Friends may school and has been engaged in Barlow being appointed chairman, cause the unabW? West Point; David II. Bybee. fanning for several years. , The committee will be concerned tee Woods Cross: Mrs. Ruth E. call at Lindquist and Sons funera' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green ant will He enter the Salt misLake Mrs. Leorce from in with Mrs A1jen Ogden Thursday Melva chapel and improving the beauty and the family spent the holidays In San- Rampton, Syracuse; Mrs. I 9 p.m. and Friday evening sion home Jan 9. Myron Barrcs, Lawrence emae-c- y y of the town. Buterworth, Ogden; nine grand- 6 to ta Monica, Calif., with relatives. and Saturday until 12:30 pm. at finuU Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bagley anc children and two brothers and six Mr and Mrs. Robert Rockford Rulon Weaver left for the chairman of the family home In West Point Bitten Clinton; Clarence Bybee, Barbara spent the New sisters: are moving this i week to HenderIlarold and daughter, E, Weaver. be will Burial in entertained Hooper Mrs Browning Ranch committees, In Tremonton - Year week-en- d T,nnfr In Richfield with Orson Bybeo, West Point; son, Nev. hM been chairman of the munidSunday, where he will be Idaho Falls, Ida.; Mrs, Bird Tullcr, I relatives. users. ployed. pal water her home. Davis Area Says Leads Others Sub-machi- -- Teacher, Petition for Worker Crash Hear Layton Injured West P-T- Kringles 34 fam-Becaus- e y 1 I r Charts Plans 110 Job Edu-Chairm- 1 STS r; I body Kns - lavis Envoys Faronall Sol re-late- st - Swlss-Austria- ed-tn- ir. Gar-Thur- al s- Piep-gras- n. 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