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Show Page Six , SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Thursday, May 21, 1959 ' r Utahs Senator Moss Shows Leadership Weekly Hews Release Efairymen Invite from Folks To Big Treat and Common Sense In Washington Matters SenatorFrank Washington E. Moss has informed the Architect of the Capitol that no "Carpeting over tile is to be put in the Utah Senators offices. In a letter to architect JT Geo- The controversy has arisen over the decision to lay carpet over already-laid tile in reception rooms and offices occupied by members of Senator staffs. rge Stewart, Senator Moss wrote. This is to advise you that I do not wish to have carpets laid Utah Fish & Gams in any of the offices assigned to me in the new Senate Office Hews Events Building. In my opinion, the tile Weekly not are floors presently provided The Utah Department of Fish only satisfactory but are excel- and game again today reminded lent frr appearance. There does to know the rules and or reason anglers be not appear to any governing the fishjustification for placing carpets regulations seasons before going afield. on these floors. Consequently, it ing said that upThe or department to trim will not be necessary folk are alter any of the doors in the of- wards of 175.000 fishing on Utah expected to be angling fices assigned to me. 6 opJune the waters beginning Since $150,000 was appropriatand ed for the carpeting, said Sena- ening of the general season months the following through come to it has tor Moss, light that this amount wont do the until the season's end November 15. job. In addition, it will be This represents the largest parto take down 600 doors and chop a half inch off the bot- ticipant outdoor season in Utah, tom of each to allow the doors to with conduct of each angler a dfuture may open over the carpet. This addit-in- irect part of what the cost will presumably come hold in the way of "no treaspass out of the architects "conting- signs and closure of waters to nec-cessa- al public access. ency funds. Notice Card of Thanks Orderville daily nevs happenings Rosemary Heaton daughter of Kane county people this week Mr. and Mrs. LaMond Heaton were invited to enjoy one of June entertained her friends to a roast Thursday, the ocBY LaVar .Richman Dairy Month's traditionally out-- weanier casion 9th birthday. her events: at standing DairyJv'ight Some ranchers in the area have Derks Field in Salt Lake City, on County Commissioner and Mrs. said that they are going to try Tuesday, June 9. On that evening Hans Chamberlain and Sheriff to do something about the rab- the Salt Lake Bees will " play the bitbrush that is increasing on Portland Beavers in a Pacific and Mrs. LeNard Johnson atfive the tended meeting County is that It their ranges. important Coast league baseball game. Ac-- i held in Escalante Friday which a word of caution be given to tivitites will begin at 7:30 p.m. included a trip to the Hole in are who doing considering any Put it on your calander now, the Rock". this. for a wonderful family outing, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young Unless the control measures 'suggests Richard G. (Dick) Stev-- I are done throughly, they may ens, general chairman of Utahs and children of Salt Lake visited serve only to cultivate the rab- June Dairy Month committee. at the Orson Young and Mark bitbrush and help it spread. Rail- There will be a truckload of free Chamberlain home over the week ing, harrowing, beating, mowing, dairy prizes distributed at the end. Ranae Chamberlain returnand fire may serve to control game. There will be other attract- ed home with them having been sagebrush, but they are rather ions, including the presence of helping while Eleine had the ineffective against rabbitbrush. the state's Dairy Princess, pretty mumps. Single applications of chemicals Elon Mangelson. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Chamber-laihave also shown poor resultes. Mr. Stevens said that courtesy and children of Cedar City if is carried effective Plowing tickets for the game are obtain-- visited at the Lyle Chamberlain's out at depths of five inches or able from or grocers. over the week end. t treatment each ticket dairymen more. A is good for 50 cents has been developed by Nevada on an adult admission to the Mrs. Sessie Clark returned ranchers. It employs the use of baseball game or 25 cents on a home Saturday after having aca Noble blade or root plane. This children's ticket when companied her daughter Norene accompan-implement consits of one to sev- led by a purchased adult ticket, Evans to Las Vegas. eral V blades mounted directly "Each courtesy ticket must be The Orderville Ward held their on the tractor or in a accompanied by one adult full Gold and Green Ball chassis. Blading should be done paid admission, the dairy lead- night. Not many- peopleSaturday out but at a depth of four to six inches. er said. a very fine floor show was pre- This operation, during late SprLast year Dairy Night drew sented under the direction of ing or Summer prior to mid. Sep- the largest 'crowd of the season! Mrs. Elburn Sorensen. recA results. best tember, gives to that date. Another big up ommended practice Is to drag a crowd is expected, Mr. StevensJ Mrs. Hugh Chamberlain is in chain in a U shaped loop be- Said. of One the of Provo, Utah staying at the home purposes to rabover blade knock hind the is to rqmind people' of her daughter Yvonne Burrs. Dairy Night bitbrush and prevent "Junes best meal ideas start Stake It must be kept in mind, however, that Sunday School prepara- with dairy foods, theme of this tion meeting that the use of a nobel blade is was held Sunday years observance sponsored by limited to rather deep, rock-frewith a good percentage of here the American Asociation Dairy soils. of Utah. Ned Winder, Salt Lake School Workers in atWhen preparing seed beds for City dairyman, is in charge of Sunday tendance. reseeding grasses on sites infest- Dairy Night arrangements. ed with rabbitbrush, make sure The Aaron ic priesthood pre- to apply adequate methods to control the rabbitbrush if you dont, Religion may be learned on you may exchange a problem of Sunday, but it is lived in the Summer Band . . . John1 work. sagebrush for a worse one that week-day'- s of rabbitbrush. Doughty. had planned on having a junior band this summer for of Directors and receive Commitmy music students, but have Utah Heart Assn. tee, Heart Fund, and financial now decided to open it to the reports. A new feature of the public in order for those not annual meeting this year will he taking private lessons to still Set Annual Meeting the recognition of various indikeep in practice. Anyone interviduals and their work with the1' ested in this please contact me dinThe annual meeting and at your earliest (Ml Heart Association hy the presentner of the Utah Heart Association ation of convenience. special sen ice awards. has been set for Thursday, May Reservations at $2.50 per per- The fee will be $5.00 for the 28 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 203 at son may be made by mailing a summer, and the first session the University of Utah Union will begin at 2:00 p.m. on MonBuilding in Salt Lake City, ac- request and the cost of the dinner 25th. It, will be held cording to announcement by Dr. to the Heart Association office at day, May every Friday and Monday K. A. Crockett, president. 415 South 2nd East in Salt Lake thereafter at 2 p.m. The general public, friends, Mrs. Hazel Jean Robinson and members of the Heart As- City. sociation are invited to hear Dr. Louis Goodman of the University This is sented the program in Sacrament meeting. Klissa Heaton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reo Heaton entertained her little friends on her sixth birthday Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crofts and children of Panguitch, Utah visi-e- d here Monday night. children visited at the B. O. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Muril and home. Your County Agent 1 I i We would like to take this means of expressing our thanks, and gratitude to the many who assisted and comforted us at the time of the passing ,and funeral, of our son, husband and father. Mrs. Kelly Heaton and children Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heaton i Uranium -- a major Utah industry Uranium has been responsible for about 8000 jobs in Utah since 1950. Directly, jobs have been created in mines and mills. Indirectly, jobs have beeq, created to meet the needs of mining companies and their employees. Tax revenues have increased too, from every phase of this new activity. 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