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Show Millard County Progresa, Fillmore, Utah 84631, Friday, Feb. 12, 1982 Papa 8 TO THE EDITOR Phone 743-534- 0 I MISC. FOR SALE V, -- NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS in (at Rex's Chevron (Meadow) Chuck Wright 5 Plumbing, Ph. 1218tf or FOR RFAT: In Fillmore. Nice co7 2 hdrm. home, total elec. Real Rood HOME REPAIR SERVICE For Rent: Furnished kitchenette Apt. Weekly rates. No pets. El Rancho Motel, 40 W. Center. Ph. 842-723- 842-721- Remodeling Cabinets Plumbing Concrete -- Ed Davis, 122-2(12p- 759-246- 7 great location, insulation, large lot with sprinklers. For appt. phone 864-350- -1 jr i,Ui FOR SALE: Roofing tar pot - 265 gal., automatic graveler, 50 gal. hutane lank, heavy duty army utility trailer plus odds and ends. t21-2Ipd 864-396- l7lf 1 r am like your other distant readers, I'd like to see more Fillmore news, 3: not just a few lines. 10 x 60 mobile ENLIGHTEN YOURSELF FOR RFAT: in Fillmore. Small hut real nice inside. 2 hdrm. basement home. Has huill-inutility rm., new carpets, paneling & more. See it for him. I 10-6- 743-979- I ran MOBILE HOMES d Dear Editor: Enclosed please find my check to pay for renewal of my Progress that expires in April sometime. enjoyed the article on the old George Hotel in your last issue. It brought back happy memories when my Uncle Eldred Robison owned it, and my Uncle Culbert Robison furnished, excell. home, shape, 864-396- 12l.21)pd. Attend our free Solar Seminar Thursday, Feb. 18th, at 7 p.m. at 257 W. HELP 300 S., Fillmore or call to appreciate. Just $200 per. 24lf WANTED Jones Glass & Insulation mo. 212-19n- p for details. For Rent: 3 bedroom 1 ' 3 home, refrig. & stove. HELP WANTED:$30.00 Asking $160.00 per month Dr. Walter G. Peterson 7 or see Elwin per hundred paid for call Brunson. from mail OPTOMETRIST Ixnp processing home. Experience unis in Fillmore Information, necessary. send every other Thursday WANTED --S from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. envelope. stamped TO BUY TYLER, BOX 707,. LivEye Exams ingston, N.J. 07039.1 29tf At Region Wrestles Contact Lenses Glasses 5th and 6th, held at Feb. & to Castle Wants buy: FARM our excellent Millard, Cooke wants to buy 2 used ? 0 Phone Squad animals Wrestling Eagles hay wagons. Call Dennis lor appointment took third. SALE 3 FOR Brunson, Delta 1st, Hurricane 25-1-2 np Millard 3rd, Rich2nd, For Sale: Simmentai WRONG CURE field 4th, Juab 5th. Bulls. Improve your cow church Hardly any These are Matmen that herd with top blood line l, and will go to nlaced "Well, Doc, you sure needs any particular Bulls. Cross Simmentai few a but there when kept your promise 5 or Contact Call you said you would have Individuals who do not Nord Scipio, Memmott, a need church. me walking In a month." 212-19n- p Utah. Good, Im glad to hear And then theres the For Sale or Trade: 1 Coach Watson is conthat. "Yeah, I had to sell my man who is going to wait Jersey Milk Cow, coming tinuing to do an excellent car when I got your bill. for prices to go down. with 2nd calf. Will make job of leading the Eagles ideal family cow. Stan to victories. The Eagles wiped the Johnson, Kanosh, Ixpd Hurricane Tigers off the floor Thursday, Feb. 4th, Director of Choral Music (InstructorAssistantAs-sociat- e Professor) - requirements: Master's degree in Music required (Doctorate preferred). Training and experience on the college level to direct vocal choral music required. Experience directing, producing, and performing opera and musicals as well as other types of choral organization required. Strong background In applied voice teaching required. Plano proficiency mandatory. Secondary areas desirable, such as music education classes, conducting, introductory music courses, music theory, group piano, scoring and In Business Three Generations arranging, and ear training. Experience in the public school is also desired. Desired starting date: September, 1982. Salary: open, depending upon Denny S. Brunson contract). qualifications and experience (nine-monAll applicants must submit a letter of application, vita 211 South Main (the usual data supplied by recommending agencies, including letters of recommendation and college Fillmore, Utah transcripts), programs, etc., to illustrate performing in 743-622- 9 familiarity with literature ability andor choralopera area through the Southern Utah State College Personnel Office, Cedar City, Utah 84720, no later than 5:00 p.m., March 3, 1982. PLEASE DO 743-655- -- 1 1 t 743-570- C 743-681- 7. indi-vlua- 758-265- State: 98 lbs. Eric Searle, 2nd; 105 lbs. Ed Wilcox, 2nd; 126 lbs. Sam Probed, 2nd; 132 lbs. Steve Flint, 3rd; 145 lbs. Hans Rasmussen, 2nd; HWT-Jodi Pikyauit 1st. -- Congratulations Wrestlers! 759-267- 1. 500-70- sell. Feeder Steers: Medium and large frame 1 300-40- 0 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs 62.00-67.0- 400-50- 0 0; 500-70- 0 60.00-65.558.00-61.059.00-63.0- 700-80- 0 0; 800-100- 0; 0 with few at 62.50. Large frame 2 0 lbs Holsteins 0 53.00-55.0lbs 56.00-61.0- 0 200-35- 400-100- 0; Feeder Heifers: Medium and large lbs 0 frame 1: 47.00-49.5- 0. 51.00-55.0- 0; 50.00-55.0- 0; 52.00-56.0- 0; 52.00-55.0- 0. 300-40- 400-50- lbs 0 lbs lbs Two to three feeder 0 500-70- 700-100- old 0 THE OFFICIAL GRAPEVINE, SWEET Slaughter Cows: Utility and commercial 4 36.00-39.0few high dressing 39.00-44.0- 0. 2-- 0, cutter and other utility 32.00-36.0Canner 28.00-32.0Slaughter Bulls: Yield 0 lbs grade 1 53.00-57.0Yield grade 2 39.50-42.5- 0. Watching your weight? You may be able to kill the craving for candy or sweets by munching on a pickle. CAPS AND BOTTLES 0. lbs 46.00-48.0- 0 Dairy Cows: 42 head of heifers and cows consignlb. heifers ed. 500-80- 0 1300-15- 00 1050-150- 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. Nutrition For Today In the old days, they rolled into town on horse-draw- n wagons covered with murals showing how the lame could walk, he blind could see and the old could feel young again. They were the hucksters of healing. The mirThe acle merchants. quacks. Though the wagons have long since disapthe shysters peared, havent. In fact, quackery especially food quackery - is as widespread as ever. The Food and Drug Administration has crack- ed down on many forms of quackery. But the huck- sters still thrive. PHONO OR TAPES. NOT SEND SCORES, RECORDS. These may be requested at a later date. Candidate should state present rank and salary. Candidates will visit the campus at their own - SATISFACTION 1982. AT YOUR Barry Monroe Construction General Contractor Residential and Small Commercial 758-163- 3 'van winkle took a nap and let the classifieds do the work. well-deserv- ed THE WORLDS FINEST MOTOR OILS Find a job, buy a car, sell a house. . . the weekly classified ads can do it all and a whole lot more. Buying or selling, they work! BY THE CASE OR BARREL GREASES PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! GEAR OIL FILTERS THE PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS HYDRAULIC OILS AVAILABLE AT 743-534- 30 So. Main Fillmore, Utah FERGS 743-548- 0 OKU - Fri. Mon. Sunday 6-- 8-- 3 tf LEGAL SERVICES The Trav cling Law Office of p.m. DAY, BARNEY & TYCKSEN a Salt Lake Firm 8 Will make Its monthly tour of southwest Utah and will be parked at the Fillmore City Building or In the Reading Room for your convenience: CLOSED SATURDAYS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1982 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Come try '' our Curlie or call our Sail town. & Charlie Burgers Also, our crisp fresh salad bar" l akr officr for an appoinlmcnl in our DAY, BARNEY & TYCKSEN (Q Attorneys at Law-4St., Murray, Utah 84107 0 Phone E. Vine 262-680- Barley growers should line up their seed Barley growers who want to take advantage of the added protein yield afforded by the new Bracken variety should soon be lining up their seed. Larry Sagers USU Extension Agent noted that there is quite a bit of the seed available in Utah for this coming growing season, but the supply is limited. Plant breeder Dr. Rulon Albrechtsen, Professor of Agronomy, USUS pointed to the protein yield advantage of this new barley variety released last year by the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station. He said, "During the 1980 crop year the Bracken variety averaged nearly two percentage points higher in protein than Steptoe when grown under com- parabe conditions at five ) the state. Bracken averaged 11.72 percent protein while Steptoe averaged 9.9 percent. "That added protein can be a real benefit for growers who are selling their barley on the basis of protein content and for people who are growing barley and feeding it in their dairy or other rations where protein content is important. Research and grower experience has found the new variety to be comparable in yield and test weight to Steptoe, which Dr. Albrechtsen said has been the highest yielding The barley in Utah. Bracken barley does appear to have a little more resistance to loose smutt disease and a little better straw strength. Sagers lauds its qualities but says, "Bracken isnt for everybody. He noted that experienced seed dealers caution that those who must wait for a commercial combine to Snow may be bad for winter wheat This could be a bad year for snow mold and dwarf smut, two serious diseases in wheat that are intensified by lots of snow, says Larry Sagers, USU Extension Agent. He advises growers to watch for snow mold. By the end of January, check how deep the snow is and dig down through the snow to see how deep the frost Is in the soil, note If tunnels or air pockets are forming over the furrows and check the condition of the wheat. If the frost Is about gone, air pockets have formed and the leaves are turning watery and leave a green stain when brushed against the snow, expect that snow Is mold under way. Realize then that about the only remedy available is to spread fly ash over the fields by airplane or ground application when a week of sunny weather is forecast. It will hasten melting and removal of the snow. Sagers said growers may not be thinking about putting ash on this year. They Have not had to In the last couple of years because the winters have been fairly open. Those 0 growers who have experienced snow mold damage in the past and have found that furnace ash obtained from the generating plant has helped to reduce damage probably ought to start making arrangements now to get the ash and to have it applied. Weather conditions also are ideal for dwarf smut this year since most of the wheat got up well in the fall and snow came after a fairly warm November and December covering ground that was not well frozen, Sagers said. He expects that growers who planted the old smut susceptible varieties will experience considerable damage, however, he said fortuneately most Utah growers In the smut areas Hansel, Jeff, planted Weston or the new Manning wheat variety. All of these are fairly high in smut resistance. Though disease conditions this year may be bad for some growers, they may be good for the Sagers plant breeder, said. "Wc will probably get a pretty good challenge by these diseases allowing us to select for resistant types. 1982 looks good for , SMOppOrS 1982 is off to a good start for Utah food shoppers. FREE ESTIMATES Scipic By Beth Croiland USU Extension Home Economist 1330-205- 0. 800-10- th A5ENTT Larry Sagen USU Extaniion Agent 0. f safety bottle Since the lives. save caps caps were required by the per head; Federal Government, ac- 400.00-450.0- 0 0 lbs check with cidental deaths from ascalf 475.00-650.0- 0 per in and excellent game. In pirin poisoning among head; 0 lb cows children under five years the first quarter the Eag- of checked with age has decreased 72 and heifers In the 2nd les led 20-1700.00-950.0- 0 calves per percent. The public acquarter Cliff Stephensen 1250.00 at a head, couple the cepts caps, surveys stopped their leading show. per head. scorer and Millard opened Hogs and Sheep: Slauup a 43 to 28, half time set a new team record ghter lambs 47.00-50.0lead. The Eagles opened with 19 rebounds and led Feeder 46.00-48.5lambs the 2nd half with the first the team in assists with 7. Slaughter ewes 8 points, 71 to 40. In the Cliff Stephensen added 19 16.00-27.0Barrows and 4th quarter the Eagles points, Joe Brinkerhoff Feeder gilts 48.00-49.5emptied the bench, play- had 14 points, 6 steals and pigs 45.00-46.0Sows ed even and ended up 91 6 assists. Darrin Rhodes 36.00-40.0Weiners to 60. Bob Jensen led all had 10 points. Good job 13.00-30.0- 0 per head. scores with 30 points. He coach and players. Child-proo- Brunson Monument Co. expense An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer Published in the Millard County Progress Feb. 12, SAUNA Salable at auction 1,250 compared to 1,260 last week and 1,203 last year. Moderate attendance and demand. Feeder steers mostly steady with some 0 lb. weakness on heifers Feeder weights. 1.00-2.0- 0 higher. Slaughter cows steady. Slaughter bulls 2.00-3.0- 0 higher. feeder Supply about 70 cattle. Sales to 4 PM with about two hours left to Health Notes AND SOUR r Sm!OTV By year Basketball news Employment opportunity AUCTION Members A At recent meeting of the board members for the Millard County Jr. The T.V. schedule that Livestock Show for the takes up a lot of your 1982 year, Board Mempaper is of no use to us bers chosen were Robert that live out. The Stella Anderson, Howard BassDay article is really great. ett, Phil Lovell, Russell Its the first thing I read. Greathouse, Warren JenIs'nt she a special, special sen, Vic Monroe, Richard person. She'll sure leave Turner, Jim DeWyze, the world a much greater Dean Adams, Conard place, and Fillmore especStan worth, Ray Little, ially, someday. Robert Nielson, Larry on Haskell and I've rambled Larry Sagers. enough. I send my love to The newly elected ofall the dear Fillmore ficers are President Robpeople. ert Anderson, Sales Vice Best regards, President, Phil Lovell, Helen Davies Kesler Show Manager, Howard Phillipsburg, Montana Bassett, Secretary, Carol Meinhardt. The Jr. Livestock Show Board Members and officers are looking forward to a great and successful livestock show for the coming year. At the recently held Show State Livestock Board Members Meeting, By Penni Johnson Russell Greathouse of Lynndyl was elected Vice President for the Livestock Show Assoc. Wrestling news LIVESTOCK Show Board MM S NEWS . 864-350- Jr. Livestock John Berg says the January food price survey by KSL Radio and USU shows another substantial drop in your food bill. The survey of 10 Utah cities shows food prices dropped 3Va percent and are now cheaper than they were in all of 1981. The total on the 10 items is now $15.61.. ..which is about the same as it was in June, 1980. Interestingly enough 5 of the 10 items rose in price. ..eggs up 8 cents. ..chicken. ..6 cents. ..and up 2 cents each over Dec. prices were milk, bread and margarine. Four of the survey items went down in price... but were much more dramatic. Bacon and round steak both down by 25 cents a pound each. Lean ground beef down 19 cents a pound. And sugar Is now 2 cents cheaper. A quart of salad dressing stayed at $1.37. St. George turned out to be the most expensive city in the survey for January followed by Cedar City, Brigham City, Price, Fillmore, Salt Lake, Vernal, Ogden, Provo and then Logan where the total price was $1.88 below the statewide average. The current prices on milk and eggs, by the way, are now at the highest level since KSL and USU started the food price survey in Jan. 1980. DAV to provide free Veterans and Dependent services A Disabled American Emphasis, in addition Veterans representative to recent legislative will assist veterans and changes, will be placed on their families in filing widows pension, survivor claims for Veterans benefits for military retirbenefits. ees, and benefits for Benefits include disability POWs. compensation, pension, job training, education, VA hospitalization, death A DAV representative win be in Ridifield-Fe- b. 3, claims, and discharge 1982- - |
