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Show rage llcaant (Utah) Mt. .Six id and use improwd equipment Dry Year Can Be Help to Farmers War, on i of the to make more elfe.'ww at tin y )o ha ve "I ari't understand it," a Utah remarked recently. irrigator "This ye ar I had better rops than would bhuke usual and only got half as much Musi n r igalm. at tin luivoni who wati i as in other ye, its" s.idly The answer to Ills suet ss is ap.1 hint that dry year, bin h might in other years be has used parent i ould Hi tually an lb'll has t io much water. Tin- good grass-i, Hi Ins rr. endow pasture have help them. Ren the worst bkep-tiihi drowned n heeu out, only having filling light though w.ll mind niter looking at Mime of the win- grass and sedges whuhFarmin swampy conditions grox evident c thill II drv e,ir run be ers who use tisj mu. h water lose It. llaiker, Millie of the fertility in their soil, helpful, buys J Extension irng.it ion specialist at thus turning an air pie water supUtah state Agricultural College ply into a disadvantage. Better irngiitioii equipment are Not all wat r shortages may be installed In dry years For helpful. Barker eomedes. They instance irrigation ompanies lind are, though, irr instant s where to buy new h.adgatex water is wasted and where nature It to lepluee the old leaky ones lor rex the users into when dry years occur. The users that cause a more rfleirntpractices use of ChlM-lewhen will not tolerate leaky gates by ( AlUT.li HON . . , ion water. irrig.il water is so precious. Companies sculptor John hvmson from must also Install measuring deRedwood log, this "There would he fewer divorces vices, find storage and Improve the if tin- husband tried ax hard to of statue early California In like schedule years delivery a "ram hero" graces Im Angrier p his wife as he did to get 15 And once these improveHam Raik. I'ounly Fair. arc; ments are started, they often continued even though wet years Evil is impotent to turn the Rcvis Christensen was named Carl follow. Individual irrigators find that light cons man from his upright- Robert Sunday in sacrament meetMary Raker Eddy. they must also Improve their rneth- - n "ss ing. - 1 u- -- 1 Reath B. Draper Phone 2638 Of the Week a r "1 K aim h U 'it h go it .mi' u ' i r ( V 72 Mi h Vi i o Mi- - g An outstanding Sunday tlicim-was laid Sunday "Tin Ward w Rive In." Tin program was cmdutU-.ly Juseph N. Ufvill and tin opening sung was "We Ale All Fnli.xted"; vvi-rung- ills!n m . l prayer, Joun Clow aid; MIA lionnie Carter; smptuie leading. Dixie Holman; lnstory of the two wards, Kaye Kellett; song, "It's a Memory Day", Chur Green and ttn-me- , : 11 . 2 in to a1, -- a. mi c; h-- , i 1 h.-- i ' 1 2 12 i . Ige .1-- ( ill ie are stdl trying mtn da. turn gtx Wilt- 1,1 127 i 7 Wehi-- Speak, idea Iie.V nd I- -.I - -" the InMed States .d la. 112 h llm, in the iIhh! 19.9 t.'.lu.g.l 1. : in-,,- b. m . WA brain budget l b 1 1. rig 2. of good times the electric nidustiv snun es piedift that in the next Id years i.utallut.on of horn. freezers dr .. dl triple, ranges and electric water healtih will almost double. lothes dryers will increase five t.mc-over, and loom air conditioners will mcrea.se 11 fold. S. Assiduous means (a) foolish; (b) diligent; (c) unhappy. (c) hungry. Viscous means U) wicked; (b) Exiguous means (a) to pass out; (b) slender; (e) growing. glue-lik- e; ANSWERS Jlpsg MCI ' iiina cannot do evil to otheis without doing it to ourselves, We 'i Demahis st A J xJb us-si- st Dus-terbu- rg Bu-lo- Sliced PINEAPPLE TISSUE 1.00 Northern Toilet Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crosland had their infant son named Robert John, last Sunday. La Lani 2 lbs. RIB ROAST At Safewoy you vy pari! bone and fot are trimmed off before roast. Manor House "A" Grade, Pan Ready 1 lb. 12 ox. SLICED lb. s. Tatty White Fish Shank Piece lb. YOUR GET RECIPE Butt Piece 49 Dutch Mill, American CHEESE epp.GU 25,000.00 TSEA5U8E HUNT 1.00 BACON Captain'i Choice, duties of one more not praisdue. Smith OF OUR COLLECTION I.UU 59 $5000 Entry FILLET OF SOLE Guy-mo- - f Aft Safeway High Quality, Ground 3 lbs. Fresh Wicklow, Good Quality lb. 2 lbs. 57 JELL-WEL- L 1.19. BREAD TODAY Rich Mild Mri w,i9h- While or Wheal INSTANT SUGAR HONEY PUDDINGS 3 pkgs. 22c GRAHAMS ot. bottle CANDY ;.Vb"7 39 m lool 2wC 40 ox. pkg. 2 14 EVERT Blanket the WffK SKYLARK BREAD SECTION SKYLARK WHITE BREAD Pt 12 01. can sugar 27c lb. lh Ib LIBBY'S LIBBY'S : IN PHIZES 2?c SKYLARK WHEAT BREAD Duch, Fresh Salad CATSUP Top Quality, WALNUTS 1XL 49 CHEESE FLEET MIX Fo'Bicuif' For the crust PIRATE'S GOLD lb. box lb. DRESSING 95 for new INSTANT MARBLE PIE For the filling Center Slices 69 V2 gal. ENTER THE SKYLARK FRYERS poy only for the perfect-eatinSketch ihow how eceu we weigh your Delicious Fruit GROUND BEEF 1 31 lg. 46 oz. can Party Pride SHERBET 29 No. 2 can lust right lor perfect eating The Moroni high school student council spent Thursday in Ephraim attending a county student council convention. Those attending were Bruce Wcstenskow, Barbara Larsen, Nedra Anderson, Lora Kelson, Hat Kellett, Clair Green. The Moroni high school assembly wras held Friday. The program was furnished by the town quartet consisting n of Charles Christensen. John and Harold Arnoldsen. Among the smaller life, I hardly know any important than that of ing where praise is not La Lani Chunk PINEAPPLE FIG BARS Melrose, "A Favorite Treat" Jiske 29 La Lani cam 2 btle. lb. pkg LUNCH BOX !r7h CRACKERS !:r.r. ., 37 1 3 lbs. GRAPEFRUIT 35 Highway, Ripe Segments, No. 303 can 2 cans 79C PRESERVES 13 10 01. pkg. 39 49 27 b LAC MIX Powdered Milk, Makes 15 Quarts 47 37 lb. . TUNA FISH 43 Outstanding Value! Shasta Apricot-Pineappl- 2 lb. e jar 99 33 49 Safeway' s The Best Place in Town To Buy Produce U. S. No. 1 Russets. Lower 43c price than last year, good 10 lb. mesh bag supply No. 1, Crop Snap Top rRADEC LlSCrLl 1 Fancy Tokays. Fine Quality, Low Price SQUASH EC ADDI 1 ORANGES V in vv 22 East Broadway SALT LAKE CITY . Edward's lb. Instant EdTaxia, 'i W I , RVd lb. Hubbard or Ban. No. 1, Whole lb. Fancy large Crisp Red Jonathans 5 2 lbs. 7 AtJr Fresh Coffee j. i I LO w THESE FRICES EFFECTIVE AT THE MT. PLEASANT ti it ' 1 1 1, 1151 at nobody The Man dom i;. .,,i,v'i m p ill h i.l.d h p,M to o c 1 n.ou.-rtla- ! Fork 18 Amriu.in Fork prus ,'1'i Tooele 2 righam 21 It t.its die b !i No e ige h Summit II a gun 19 Bark City 0 may T2 South Summit h nric-h.iar- 17-t- r '! ' i r V bi.ick 'o! iood, Invent..! ha. .lit been iM ebrd Lrhi 1 . E d. pa rn ili ci t o' tin- . Y. 1 t 1, ! Mnwewi. ( - - Hernell Christensen, Roger Smen-8oUruce Westenskuw, Kit a Christensen, Adella Faux, Ruihuia Larson and Isua Kelson. Awards were presented to the following: bishopries, musie bailers, priesthood (jiiorums, 1'iimury, Sunday Sehool, MIA, Relief Society, caretakers, oldest lady Ob na Larsen, 14 years; oldest man, Mr. Nielson, 84 years; largest families, Milo Christensen, West ward and Hex Kellett, East ward; missionaries parents anil newest bride and groom, Ramona and Don Ray A very' impressive visiting leathChristensen, ers convention was held in the was The World Closing song East-Weward chapel on Moroni has Need of Willing Men"; prayer, Helena Olsen, evening. Friday Bohlrn. Marjean stake teai hers topic leader conducted the meeting. The program The Daughters of the Rioneers was as follows: Invocation, IaVeil will hold their meeting on Octobei Helena Olsen; talk, Livingston; 8. song, the Hinging Mothers; talk, Mrs. Alonzo Hansen, Ephraim; Mr. and Mrs. James Nielsen President Venice Andervisited in Brovo with Mr. and Mrs. remarks, son. Each ward president stood Lewis Davis and Mr. and Mrs. and called the names of all their Harold WUlianrison on Sunday. visiting teachers who hail 100' for the year. In FounA civic league of womens dubs teaching Ureen Olivia Mikkelsen and tain was organized in Moroni Thursday, Mabel Allred have had 100'T visitSeptember 23. This group will ing teaching for 11 years. In Morin the citys improvement pro- oni East ward Lizetta Bailey and gram. All clubs will sponsor the Effie Blaekham have 10'i years of best entertainment available, the 100' visiting teaching. Viola proceeds of which will help finance teachof 100 has 9 the park and cemetery projects. ing in Moroni years West ward. Closing Mella Morley acted as temporary was by the singing mothers, chairman. Election wax as follows: song and benediction by Twilla Madsen. president, Rose Ramsey; vice pres- There were 100 people In attendident, Lurline Rigby; secretary and ance. Refreshments were served to treasurer, DeOra Rlackham. Clubs the group by the stake board. represented were Junior Sorosis, M. H. Club, Artopic, Los Amigos, Rodney L. AnderArchettes, SoArt, Literary, Sorosis sonMr.hadandasMrs. their guests Mr. and and Noal clubs. Mrs. Wesley Agaard and daughter Martha of Salt Iake City. Myrtle Kelson was hostess to the Junior Sorosis club at their The SoArt Club was entertained first meeting of the season. They by Eva Halley on Thursday. Those had a lesson on music and were to enjoy the evening were favored with two musical selec- present Hazel Anderson, Mary Blaekham, tions by Betty and Lora Kelsen. Ila Christensen, Reath Draper, Pinochle was played wdth prizes Thelma Verbena ChrisSorensen, going to Ila Faux and Bertha Norma Petersen, tensen, May Those present to enjoy the Blaekham, Berdella Syme. evening including the hostess, were Marjorie Reville, Deniece Moroni High School graduates Blaekham, Vaughn Cuymon, Rula who are attending Snow College Tidwell, Reba Anderson, Nina Tid- this year are David Christensen, well, Ila Faux, Bertha Bulow, Lora McCoy Livingston, Don Ray ChrisFaux, Dora Morley, Twilla Mad- tensen, Don Francom, Perry Brusen, Ruth Christensen. no, lone Anderson, Darlene Draper Allen Nielsen and Mont Moss of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bailey had Moroni; Merrill Anderson and Irell their daughter, Fauline, visiting Despain of Fountain Ureen; and with them on Sunday. Thomas Rees of Wales. Bert Christensen Is attending Colorado A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyches and M. College. Georgia Christenvisited last week in Price, Utah sen. Marie Nelson and Cordon with Mr. and Mrs. Ernel Allred, Green are attending the AgriculMr. and Mrs. Arno Mathis, and ture College at Logan; Gayle MorMr. and Mrs. Raymond Dayne. ley, Merrill Madsen, Margarett Mumford and Lola May Anderson The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. are attending the Brigham Young University and David Little, the University of Utah. n, lm a b id 1, .,,t , in ..i in.i hi -- High b ,Mh fa he r: L'lgan F! taunt Ri.', ii.ngwlli o o n h I tear Ri. g, s evt-run- . . ' , .scrvii'i for Moroni Hast West ward . ' : If lit-iii- r r'li.ur of Opportunity "till ule Ojh-ii- Prep Grid Resume c Mrs. October Pyramid 1.14 1.07 STORE ONLY Nob Hill lb. 1.09 lb. 1.07 Airway in-'.- I -171 |