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Show fi ' t When bemoans housewife her grocery bill this t d:' t cr Kl W 01 m F 1 weekend she should think for moment of (he grocery list thst Chief Warrant Cfflcer Dtnny Liston must compile during Utah A National Guard summer camp at Camp Williams. Liston Is chief of the ration warehouse there. CWO Liston's grocery bill for summer training the will be $125,214.88 as he tickles the mammoth task of feeding the 4000 Guardsmen at Camp Williams and Dugwsy. In 1966 it only cost $73,694.48 iy two-we- gtnce at his groesry enough to stagger the Imagination. This year the Utah Guard purchased 16,OCO lbs of beef, 8000 lbs of chicken, 5000 lbs of turkey, 150,000 halfpint containers of milk, 48,000 cups of Ice creani.,68,000 lbs of butter, 18,000 lbs of potatoes, 11,000 lbs of bread and 165,000 lbs of Ice. CWO Liston says that nearly $20,000 In dairy products and Just list is FOOD BILL FOR NG K. ea a are pruchated vegetables locally adding to the local economy and the remainder of the canned products and Inzer, meats are brought In from Army depots in Colorado and to do the same Job. Li w PETERSON & TOLLEY Pi at SI B CARPET SERVICE si tc G 50 It MAJOR BRAflDS INSTALLATION DELTA PRICES INCLUDE 0 Phone V 864-242- ENJOY MOBILE HOME LIVING Ovtr 71 10. B Iraa B Si Hoii m Stoefc. antf u to 11 Down Dly U FmHmW MAONOUA F FLAMINGO TITAN GIANVIUI TWO IOCATIONS ft, ft F nt. sail AH OMN Clwt i yo' 500Imofttiftfaf iirMt HI M -T l-- IONOMONT JAHAIA rtlDlCTA UHUH HOl IN SAIT IAKI CITY a. 011 y Op 842-1- 4 - V 5 Thle veer roe breeder from the United State have comforeign competitor and captured all plexly edged out their roe award. In fact, for two of the three three hvbndlzera this la the aeeond consecutive year of triumphs. Week' Medallion and Oil' Laet year William Wmner two of three hvbnd tea roaei named winner. Till Gvpv'.-eryear Bill Warrtner' floribunda BON BON and Ollte Weeks' hvbrld tea PERFUME DELIGHT took the honora, along with floribunda BAHIA, from Walter Lammerts. For tn two previous year hybrid tea rosea entirely took over the limelight of the award with Apollo and Portrait 1972 winners and Electron, Gvpay nd Medallion for 1973. Thle year, however, the florlbundas were not to be denied, and captured two of the three recognitions. As moat people like to know who waa responsible for the besutiful new AARS rusej they have chosen for their garden, the following are brief biographies of the men who created BAHIA. BON BON and PERFUME DELIGHT. Walter waa bom DR. WALTER E. LAMMERTS (BAHIA) September 23, 1904 In Terre Haute. Indiana but did most of hi growing up In the sagebrush town of Kennewnck, In eastern Washington. Received his B S. degree at the University of California tn 1923 and hla Doctorate in Genetic in 1930. Hie first outstanding achievement occurred almost Immedif snapdragons In 1930. ately In the production of Hla first rose to acquire fame and an award, was Charlotte Armstrong, which, for years, was the most popular of all patented roses. In 1953. hi famous Chrysler Imperial won an AARS award and was Introduced to the public. This waa followed by equally famous Qut-eElisabeth, the first grandiflora rose to win an AARS award, and which la till very popular with rose gardeners. Other outstanding creations of hla are Golden Showers, AARS award winner 1957. Stsrfire. AARS sward winner 1939, American Heritage, AARS winner 1966. and Ben Hur. a currant red grandiflora Introduced'in conjunction with the MGM movie of that name. pinkish-orang- e BAHIA, his latest winner. Is an floribunda which will no doubt become as popular as hts previous winner. WILLIAM WARRINER (BON BON) William Warrtner, Director of Plant Research for the new Jackson A Perkins' Tustln, California Research Center, waa born In graduated from a Michigan high school and received hla BS. degree In Horticulture from Michigan State University In 1946. Bill worked as a pot plant grower In Milford. Michigan In Frimat li far carat that hart , rust-proo- m Noesnfceui cutting, loi.'.il 'r 9 tot w tta te fcuft la an imlet tel mu eh pi tM Ifeet" 0-- ) ft Choose PROPER FOODS 1 K 'with Simethicone quickly relieves both sc id and Qa Di-G- el 3 1 This unique ilruutery breaks trapped gas up tind bubbles. Your relief ii more takes complete because the acid flH( the gas out of acid indigestion. When you eat too dii-mKr- t li b Di-C- el w G It takes b; d well, demand Tablet, liquid. Troduct of Plough, Inc. Di-Ce- l. many hands t B ti to run a 9 B tl W L t , I t d! ft r i n ,wml A form nKMn rcspomibilities. 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After school, it's on to the voce tional training of your choice, wheie you will learn a market able skill at some of the world's finest vocational schools When you've graduated, you will return home to your chosen civilian occupation and fulfill your obligation on a part time basis with the Air Force Reserve el Question: How can the worms sr estlng many crops and grtden plants be controlled? Anewer: There re several worms (Insect lame) nowdim-sgln- g plants In our sres. The that tab-let- js WE HAVE THEM Alt AT... MURPHEY'S AMERICAN OIL Ta 1 MR 8Wg. 593 Hill 1 FORCE Art, Utah 11 So. Main FILLMORE, Utah PHONE CONTACT: w DR. WALTER E. LAMMERTS (BAHIA! Dean of American Rone Hybridizer In all of his rose activities, Ollie la aided and abetted by hia fine wile, Verona, and there seems to be very little doubt that his new creations are going to add greatly to the beauty of the world's gardens in the years to come. TTvvnnvf. fV;' I For Good Nutrition RESERVE Phan. 777-333- 0 743-621- n 0. WILLIAM WARRINER a A ICS 1974 winner. Another of the three CallfomUns to produce A Bill Warriner, all hooch a rompnrtle,v ounjf man. haa great depth of exprrleoc In the hybridization of rone. This knowledge fa now beginning to pwy off In urm(ul new tzripUn, L. WEEKS (PERFUME DELIGHT! Congressman Owens Working for Road to Link Notional Parks A road linking the four National Ptrks in Southern Utah' la well on Its way to being built, according to Representative iLiOtflftAttl WHIRLPOOL Wayne Owens. "Congresswoman JULIA Butler Hansen, Washington State who Is Chairman of the House Interior Subcommittee on Appropriations has agreed to write into the largmge of her report t direction to the Forest Service to assist In the of construction of s road between Boulder snd Grover snd over lntoGarBeldCounty," said pty-me- fOU.lSELF i ROOM AIR CCHDITIOhER COST PLUS iO G? nt ALL MODELS In STOCK Owens. "WHEN COMPLETED THE road will link the four parks In southeastern Utah, and win be a great help to lumbermen and tourist development In that area," Owens remarked. "We still have to get It past the Senate, but It looks good to get some help out of the Forest Service to build that critical SIMMONS Air Conditioner Service and Installation Main Street Fillmore road." COUNTY AGENT TALKS ABOUT WORMS ilAPAl 1 operation. Warrtner la making significant changes In the handllrg of hia hybrid seedlings at the new facility, which he feels will shorten the time lapse between seedling germination and tale of the mature pints from ten years to seven or eignt. Bill' goal ia to produce new plants that are desired by the gardening public, but he feels newness Is not enough unless, in some way. the new variety is better than the one to be replaced. Hia intent is to develop new and better roses, whether or not they fit any of the standard categories. He haa selected a number of free blooming, easy to grow roses for breeding stock and from them may produce roses possibly that are not fully double, as some people prefer, but that are colorful, useful and have good form, make good plants, snd are In the long run much Improved over some precocious beauties that give result only under the very beat conditions. H'a firat successful hybrid waa last year's AARS winning hybrid lea rose. Medallion. This year hia floribunda BON BON. which he feels is particularly valuable as a general purpose landscape rose, received a 1974 AARS award. It is evident Bill Warrtner ia on the wav to become one of the nation's leading rose breeders. O. L. WEEKS (PERFUME DELIGHT) This man. born In Texas and brought up in California, started out from the very beginning with the intention of becoming a commercial rose grower. He planted hla first cuttings in 1937, after working weekends and during school vacations for a large rose growing nursery throughout his high school days. Ollie became Interested In rose hybridizing in 1955. and has pursued this activity with the same concern and dedication he haa given hia growing operation. Since 1967 he haa earned on the breeding work Individually and personally, making all the planned crosses and selections. He doesn't play golf nor belong to service clubs that have daytime meetings, as that Would take him away from hia plants. He ia. however, a past president of AARS and serves actively on its board and comm.tteea award winning rosea Royal Highness. Mister Lincoln. Camelot, Comanche and Angel Face were bred in the research department of his organization, with Ollie taking an active part In the operation. Hia scarlet hybrid tea, Gvpsv. received a 1973 award, and hia hybrid tea. PERFUME DELIGHT, is now a 1974 winner. WARNER PARTS FOR V in New York. In 1969 he returned to California to direct constructor! of the new research facilities near Tuatm, which are now- - in Di-G- el J)i-G- rVf In jr(re-slstan- v(M Without TM Clutch A ft ar.d as snd Iron for normal function of blood forming system (hematopoiesis). Vitamin C: a) aids Intbsorp-Ho- n of Iron from diet by Intestine; b) promotes normal development snd m Intern nc of connective tissue tn capillary blood vesaeL Vitamin D: regulates level of enzyme In blood which Is Involved In deposition of calcium and phosphorus In bones and teeth. Vitamin E: a) protects red blood cells agilnst damage by oxidizing agents (In vitro); b) with vitamin C. converts Iron in intestinal tract to proper oataX form for absorption snd hemoFish liver oil; oils of wheel, globin formation. Vitamin K: regulred corn, cottonseed and peanuts. for fromation of prothrombin, the Baking powder and baking subatanced needed for proper soda; salt; sugar. These foods must be eeten blood clotting. in tdequste amounts and In proCalcium; a) required for clotper combination with other ting blood; b) required tor abfoods to be nutritionally effecsorption of tron by tntestln; tive. c) required for maintaining Iron, protein, vitamins and proper aeldalkall conditions minerals work together tom ke (pH) In blood; d) bound to heelthy blood snd strong blood protein, U helps control passage vessels. Blood carries oxygen of fluids through cell watt. and nutrients to all body cells Chlorine: a) a Ida regulation of snd carries off waste. This is tl. d pressure (osmotic) In essntial to health) tissues erhkh cells; b) aids regulation of acid contribute to vigor and vitality. alkali balance; c) required tn Some nutrients of known bioformation ofgaatrtc secret tons. ana pnysiologlcal chemical Copper; necessary for utilization of Iron in forme tlo o vtlcb heir mk hestl'.y Mood. hemoglobin. Vitamin B 6 (pyridoxin): a Ida Iron; constituent of herro-glovl- n, In formation of red blood cells. the protein by whch oxyVitamin B12 (Cobs lamina); a) gen Is carried by the blood to all cells of the body. necessary for normal development of red blood cells; b) Pboaphorus: essential for ce prevention and treatment of maintaining buffer espaclt to change of acidal-ka- il pernicious anemia. Niacin: In large doses, lowbalance), ers certain serum fats (choPoUsstum: a) present In red blood cells. Regulates water lesterol and BetallpoprotelnsX Pantothenic add: present in balance and osmotic pressure red blood cells snd plasmc and tn cells; b) helps maintain acid la Involved In synthesis of part alkali balance. of the hemoglobin molecule Sodium: a) aids tn regulation of water baance In body; b) (porphyrin). aids In regulating addalkali Folic acid: necessary to gether with vitamins B12 snd C balance. by Gas and Add? fi 4 tt ROSES FOR 197- - a rose breeder for the old Howard and Smith California. In 1956 he acquired his own nursery which ha operated until 1963 when he became Director of Plant Research for Jackson A Perkins, first In California and then 1947 Nursery In order of Importance. Eggs; lean meats, espelally liver; lean poult y and sen food, especially oysters and salmon; milk fortified with vitamin D nuts and milk products; especially peanut. Aspartgus; beets; broccoli; cabbage; cauliflower; chard; dried pesos, beans and lentils; potatoes; soy bean products; spinach; sweet potatoes, tomatoes; turnip, mustard and beet greens. dried Avocado; berries, fruits; fresh fruits, especially citrus; (oranges, grapefruit, lemons, tangerines); melons. Enriched flour and cereals; whole grain products (wheat and Stench Upset G ; e Not AAIUUWU1 COIRS Ip w h WOlllIG field of me tt. ueom V -- bio:jaie tie MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Fillmore, Ifih 84631 Friday, Jur-- 22, 1973 JfrrSCSZCDCD li S R tivcsiBizHs ALLAMHBCA AWARD At ACIOtl flOM - DAILY ial-410- Uw lank loto. Sail laka CY to locahaa wlk fwrtkaia. fro Go to an 0 I imsmi Notional Guard CWO Lists Huge Grocery Bill 8 Machine Shop Service Available dark hairy worm, which la now disappearing, has been less of a problem than the green looper which Is eating many plants from alfalfa to flowera. This mays be the alfalfa looper. A large, worm with a horn on lta tall which U very colorful Is also a problem tu some tress. No specific control recommendations are given for these particular insects. Therefore us Insecticides which control common Insect pests for the particular eropor plants which are affected. Around the home, dlzalnon, malattlon, and chlordane are uaually recommended for most Insect peats. In tlfalft us control measures for weevil and aphids which are usually t problem. The worms will be controlled In the process. Malathlon or para-thlas well as others should In some esses, do the Job. repeat treatments may be necon essary. Contact the Extension Office If more Information Is desired. When using pesticides be sure to rsad the label and follow its recommendations. Insecticides are poisons which canb harmful to man and the environment If not properly used. When uaed properly according to directions on the label, danger la The benefits far outsmall. weigh any detrimental evvecls. B sure to keep all peitlcldes locked and out of childrens retch. Dispose of used containers so they will not be a hazard. mmmw, USED CARS 1970 Ford Galaxe 500 Fordor Sedan, Power sfeer.ng Cr brakes, new tires, very clean. Economical operation 1969 Ford Goloxie 500 Fordor Sedan, very clean, economical 1969 For- - F.LC0N 6 CYLINDER Fordor Sedan, Air Condition'gg. ECONOMY CAR. 1968 Mercury Montrcy Fordor Sedan, Air Cunditioning, a good low cost family car. 1966 Muftcng Tudor Hardtop. A good sporty cor. USED TRUCK 1960 Chevrolet truck. Chassis WCab. 2 speed rear ox!, Mwtont tires. 2-t- WARNER MOTORS 70 North Moji Fillmore |