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Show The 24,1958 JOURNAL-Ju- ne page Ww 2 Treat soil All-d- camp ay Layton National Guard Unit With DDT For girls In final week of training For cutworms Ogden Horse Show set Ute Knowlton The Ogden Horse Show will he held July pith and 17th. Two performances will be Layton - All Layton Stakt held, July Pith and 17th at the girls 12 years of age and older! Ogden Stadium. There will be cam-y will participate in uver till classes this year with next Saturday. They will meet; uvu new classes being added. at the White Chapel. Hiking. The show is recognized by the outdoor cooking,1 American Horse Show camper aft, and animals will be corsports, nature hunt and campfire program are outlined, nicing for National Championto Mrs. Richard Grom ship points. del stake sports director. The Tennessee Walking Horse I'la.--s will be new this year as foi The Layton Stake softball .veil as a Matched Pairs class.-Thgirls will begin June IIP. The Matched Pairs class will tournaments will be held, for confirst and second year Bee Hive he judged on uniform color, and Mia Maids, and for Junior do illation and action in the nog, being shown at a walk, Gleaners, Gleaners and Special in-and center. nterest. Other classes of interest will e fine harness, jumpers, five by mixing 25 pounds of dry waited, Arabian pleasure and loan with 1 pound of paris costume, paiade, trail horse, western and eastern pleasure. green (copper Add only enough liquid (D or The popular cutting horse 2o quarts) to make a moist, class will be included again crumbly mass. Paris green and mil the horses will be judged similar poisons used in baits according to the rules of the are poisonous to man and oth- Pacific and Utah Cutting Horse er animals, and should he stored Associations. in safe places in clearly labelOver SI."ii hi in purses will be led Dr. iffered with the purse increased warns containers, Knuwlton. ,n several classes. Murrel Bigler is Chairman In case the pale western cutworm should develop, an early application of 4 or r ounces of actual endrin, or b to .s ounces of actual dieldrin, per acre, sprayed or dusted on, and then worked into the soil immediately, will kill the worms I'--t ai and stop damage, Dr. Knowl-to- n indicated. - G. . California As doctor , IU-i- e ul 1 aceto-arsenite- 1 y Wayne Griffin Called to Graduates all-da- j '?' v r Williams, Jor- Garland, and the 222nd, with Farmington Cutworms may Utah National elements at Ogden arid Lay-to- be controlled by treating the The degree of DocLayton The two battalions of the soil with tor of Medicine was conferred L, S. Rog(luard artillery units an spendDDT, says ing their final week of summer southern Utah group are the ers, Davis County Agricultural upon Dr. Ute Knowlton, of Lay-to- n this week at the University participating in Ibth, with elements at Provo, agent encampment service practice with the huge Alt. Pleasant, Spanish Fork, of Utah commencement exercutworms event In the that 155 -the Kith, howitzeis and eight-inc- h Xephi and Manti, and cises in Salt Lake City. when flower garwith elements at Cedar City, are a problem mm. guns. Dr. Knowlton plans to intern dust den are set out, plants Participating in the summer Richfield, St. George, Fillmore1 the soil about the plants and at the Thomas D. Dee Memorial ami GuardsBeaver. are training program Hospital after which he will bealong the rows with 10 perThe Guard engineer units cent field Artilmen of the DDT. gin general practice. cumin! aLo their first week lery Battalion, Battery A, He is married to the former Cutworms generally are nuBrim- - basic combat subjects. Most of manded bv Capt. Hon Gail Whitesides of Layton. these units moved to the hills merous in soils broken up for hall. The or from weedy areas, They are the parents of two week pastures, for of filial their j encamp-Layton. children. His parents are Mr. F. to Dr. Encampment for all units of meat, where they combined according extension George and Mrs. F. R. Knowlton who entomoloKnowlton, 1 use-with their the XI Corps Artillery began highly training now on a mission for the are Utah State University, June 15 and will wind up June ful road construction projects.' gist, Church of Jesus Christ of LatterIf your gardens are of Ill, The field training for ele-- j Each of the three engineer bat-- ; Logan. -day Saints in the Tonga ments of the Hath Engineer talions worked on a separate this type, it may pay to scatIslands. ter cutworm or Brighton-Midwas y ran grasshopper the and June project: Group began A Hi.'il graduate of Davis bait, over the land on a warm through June 22. Half of the road, the roads in Wheeler and High School, he received a evening before the new plants special troops units attended American Fork Canyons. Bachelor of Science degree from are training during each of the two The road work was climaxed germinate. Where cutworms the University of Utah in i;t55. a second numerous, excessively Cerewith Governors sessions. Day tamp While at the University of may be advisable. The During their first week of monies at Bonanza Flat June baiting when Gov. George D. Clyde second baiting should be aptraining artillery units went is Mrs. and Keith Stratford 4 or 5 days after the first through a comprehensive sched- cut a ribbon opening the new plied For information, enSecretary. in one. Cutworms hide the ule of training in basic com- Brighton-Midwaroad. try blanks, or programs, write The encampment was high- soil by day, coming out to feed bat subjects. These are subjects Mrs. Keith Stratford, P'i.'!H 2Nth on usewarm it is evenings; studied visits from have a at number armory-drill- lighted by they Ogden, Utah. Street, less to bait for them of during antb civilian and military digniduring the past year eold weather. with! the training was climaxed taries. These included memThe bait may be prepared examinations during the sum- -' bers of the Guards honorary Colonels Advisory Corps, the mer field training. Basic combat subjects in- Salt Lake Chamber of Com- units. These included Lt. Gen. clude such areas as explosive merce and several civic clubs. C. D. Palmer, Jr., Commandand demolitions, rigging, map Several high ranking gen- ing General; Maj. Gen. John reading, small unit tactics, drill, erals from Headquarters, Sixth M. Binns, Chief of Staff, and ceremonies and paiade, techni- U. S, Army, Presidio of San Maj. Gen. Robert L. llowze, ques of fire, individual day and Francisco, inspected the field Jr., deputy commanding gen ft night training, land mine war- training of the National Guard oral. fare, field fortifications and others. Artillery units moved to the camp's vast gunnery ranges for END-OF-jyiON- TH their final week of training, which utilized both dry runs and actual firing with live ammunition. Three of the four artillery battalions are equipped .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steed Wood for members of the fam- returned to their home Sunday. pi mil three children of Dallas, ily. Twenty-sevewith the eight-inc- h The J. I). Wood family re- - k: guests were howitzer and .the fourth is Texas arc visiting Richard's present. Miss Wood is being union was held Saturday in,U equipped with the DA mm. parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Ross married June IP to Ron Jami- Blacksmith Fork Canyon. Mr. 'steed for about three weeks. son. gun. and Mrs. Wesley Williams and The XI Corps Artillery is Richard is an executive of the Mrs. .1. E. Brenner of Kan- family also Marsha Martindale made up of two groups, the Penny Co. in Dallas. sas City, Kansas is visiting with of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. 222nd, with headquarters in OgMrs. Elizabeth Dinger and her daughter and Alma Parrish and family and den, and the loth, with head- am Bruce left Monday morn- Kathryn and Walter Jennings. Kathy Holbrook of Bountiful quarters in Provo, and a sepa- ing' for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Brenner returned to Farm- and Jimmy Evans attended the rate battalion, the rA.ird Field they will visit for ten days ington with Mary and Dale reunion. Artillery Observation Battalion with Mrs. Dinger's mother Mrs. Bone last Thursday. Miss Jackie Bourne was honlocated at Ft. Douglas. Ernes! Burnett and familj ored at a buffet dinner SaturDella Hintermeister. The northern Utah group is Students enroute home to from Moses Lake, Washington day, June 7 in Salt Lake at the; made up of two battalions, the week at the hom home of Mrs. Milo Marsden! over visited last 2(i4th with units at l.ug'.tn, Berkeley, Calif, visited brother-in-laand sis- prior to her marriage on June home of Mr. and of his at the night Smithfichl, Brigham City and Mrs. Horton Miller on Thurs- ter Delbert and Ruby Woods. 24. One hundred fifty guests The Burnett family reunion attended the dinner and were day. Murley and Janet Cox left in Fielding at the honu introduced to Jackie, who will for their home Friday. They have been friends of the Mil- of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burneti become the wife of Mrs. Mars-- ' ler's daughter Lee Ann at the for all the children of Mrs. dens son Milo. On June W, Miss Bourne Agnes Burnett of Riverside on Utah State University. honored at a bridge Monday visitors at the Hor- Friday. ton Miller home were Mr. and Saturday Delbert's sister Mrs. luncheon at the Ft. Douglas Mrs. B. J. Stirland of Las Phyllis Hales of Salt Lake vis- Country Club given bv het ited at the Woods home. aunts, Mrs. Evan Ellison to Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Lewi Lay toft and Mrs. Harold Bov- in Vale, Oregon with and children of Salt Lake were Visiting man of Salt Lake. Ten guests her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Or- weekend guests at the home ot were present. am ( lark for about three weeks Mrs. Lewis Mr. arm Day dinner guests are Mrs. Ruth Bentley and her Mrs. E. L. parents, The men at Father's the Richard Workmans were Bradley. four children. of the family went fishing. their children Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lambert Mrs. Ada Pratt of Salt Lake Workman and family of C lear-fiel- d spent the weekend with their visited Thursday with her and Mr. and M.s. Tom family at San Berry Mountain. Mrs. Lovica Pratt. Held and family. Hadden is Mrs. Margaret Dorothy and Bob Kilpaek are Tommy P.ughes is visiting in visiting in Farmington with Provo at the home of his grand- home from the hospital where Dorothy's brothers and sister. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred she had been for observation. Also in Murray with Lob's par- Farmer for two weeks. Mrs. Florence Hess is making Mrs. Dan Lee and Miss Flor- good progress in tin- hospita, ents. Bob received Ills doctor's i Marvelously cool, crisp sepf. Point, ac- where she has been with pneuarates! Pants are every length degree in dentistry the first ence Allred of We-of month in Baltimore, Mary- companied Miss Allred's broth monia. Mrs. Lewis Pilkmg-ton- , i; from short short to mid-cal- f. land. The Kilpaeks will leave ei- .Melvin Allred to his Air nurse for Dr. Jensen, Pdouses printed to match! Sizes ill in the hospital. for Alabama fur a month's Base in North Carolina. They Di to 18. Mr he to back week. of at home the this Visitors expert .Mrs. Jack Wood of Emmett. and Mrs. Floyd Estes are Mrs FIBERGLASS PANELS i.WAW.V.,.VW.V.V Idaho and her son Bruce and! Francis Wright and daughtei in Calif. Mrs. Ann Clark and five chil- nis partner Miss Luseile Carol Betty Kay of Alhuqueique, New Mrs. Wright, is toe lent la- -t week at the home Mexico. dren of Salem, Oregon, visited if .Mrs. Wood's sister and brothe- niece of Mrs. Estes and sl.c last week with her parents-in-la" :. r-in-law, v uxi : M Mr. and Mrs. Dean expects to visit for about two ''A Bishop and Mrs. Amasa L. weeks. Clark and with Mr. and Mrs. Swaner. Robert Wall and dancing Gladys and Gill Robinson am! jllale Clark. Plus Tax Miss Reva Hansen have their daughter Cheryol Sorenpartner Allan of and Terry Epperson been the guests of Robert's son and her children will be Colorado Springs, Colorado are! aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. home this week from visiting visiting their grandparents, Mi- Max Hess this past week, Rob heir son and brother Ralph ami Mrs. J. N. West for t he ert is the son of Mr. and Mrs Robinson and family in Eusummer. They are the sons of Robert Hall of Denver. The gene, Oregon. and Wanda Harry Epperson. Mrs. .Millie Wood went to Provo last week to the funeral f her sister, Mrs. Melinda G. . . . Bird. Maurine Parrish, Wanda Williams, Barbara Evans, Eva Rayon-orlo- n Swaner, Colleen Holbrook also, attended the funeial. Mrs. Janetta Robinson and Mrs. Florence Stevens attend-- ; $1 d the funeral of their giand-- ' mother Jepsen in Hurriiane Wednesday. JSSE PBEKIBM Miss Jackie her; Bourne, DENVER, fiance Milo Marsden and Camp V. dan Narrows WAIT ). :i h b: A farewell testimonial honoring Wayne J. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Griffin prior to his departure for the California LDS Mission was held in the West Weber Ward -Chapel Sunday at 7 Jib p.m. included Quenten Speakers 1 Talmage Delange and . Jenkins, Phares Green. Others Bishop were Edna on the program Gibson, prelude; Voletta Blanch, postlude; Lawrence Jenkins, invocation; Ronald Jenkins, sacrament and closing song, and Leslie Lowers, benediction, Mr. Dr. Ute Knowlton . . . receives Griffin spoke for the parents degree of Doctor of Medicine. with a response from Wayne. Wayne J. Griffin . . . called Utah, he was very active in on LDS Mission. and medical school activities fraternities. He is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha (National Medical Honorary and scholastic fraternity); Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity; Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic fraterHELPS YOU UVE nity. 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