Show The Garland Times Friday A W Bisliop on Radio Program Farm Reason For Buying Gas at Home A March 1943 12 CHAIRMAN explains ban on sale or WHEAT IN TO YOUR TIN CANS BARLOW GROCER SPEECH WINS FJA CONTEST FEED FOR OPA headquarters is urging gas buyers to accept in gcod grace the procedure which must be follow ed by before station attendants gasoline In order tp be sure selling gasoline gasoline ration coupons are being used over to the ration a port muri the station attendant how radio the farmers legally ask to see the motorist’s ratlcn bxik of h's county are mobilizing to pro-- I sticker and the check the windshield diiee food for the war effort The license plates before he lays hand other two chairmen were from on the pump He must be sure the on vehicle is the same as described Determlred to do all that can be Georgia and Pennsylvania V He may done to surmly farmers and ranchers the ration book cover CROP INSURANCE WILL with enough to produce liver no gasoline If the expiration manpower COVER EXCESS ACREAGE needed food and fiber date on the book has passed — unless Wavne Federal wheat crop insurance has there ara director of the enough coupons for the be n extended to cover wheat plant- current Labor Administration Agricultural period to cover the purchase ed in excess cf tire 1943 acreage alsaid —and unless the coupons are properweek this that the labor lotments or permitted acreages needs fall into two clashes on the back by the puly endorsed The first acres of rchaser Approximately 54 thousand loose He can and the most acute not accept is for fulltinie tho estimated 225000 acres of wheat coupons but must detach them from farm laborers The secexperienced is insur d for 1943 This insurance the book himself Failure to follow ond is for seasonal and emergency also covers in 1944 and 1945 this cicp is a violation Mr Darrcw raid the second workers of the proc°dure 800 000 Around fcuch?ls are guaran can be met through recruiting trainit was stated gasoline regulations teed this year under the crop insurschool and organizing ing youth V women and volunteer townsn"ope FOOD IN El ROPE But the firri reotiirrs JUNIORS SET DATE ho’ding expeTotal food supphrs in continental ienced laborers on the farm He said FOR ANNUAL PROM it is expected that before (he end Europe exelmlve cf Rtmsia for 1943 3 to estimated to frem 2 ar? he of 1943 mrr° firm 3 million p°r mm With the annual Junior Prcm less cent below theaverage will have b"cn deferred for farm lathan throe weeks off every and ab"iit cnnt below the prep r bor through selective service junior is getting into tJie harwar average This information is ness to do his or her share cf the Mr Darrow is a former Texas based rn a of available round up all farmer and extension werk necessary worker to make this year’s sou res on the 1942 unhops dance The new form lab"r orogram a huge success says Onn v der Mr Darrow's direction Adams will be chairman prom out in coeperatirn with thn carried Date for the prom hos been set Extension Sendee and other Federal for March 26 but as Bex Elder has and state agencies It call for the also picked that night for their Prom Brown returned Sunday recruiting of som 3500000 voluntary a change may be made Henry Farrrrrs should not only strive to workers by the peak harvest season right from Salt Lake City where he meet the 1943 production goals but the transportation of approximately cpnrt the past week should Fee that every acre of cropC Petterson Mrs P Gsd300000 seasonal Mrs J workers M including 50000 foreign visited Mr & Mrs B C Brough and family workers: the recruit- land that is suitable for growing dle and Mrs E J Holmgren ment of several hundred thousand crops is planted this year That ad- with their daughters at Logan dur- left last week fer Bothwell where vice was sent to all county and coma farm and will ing tho week high school youths and women workthey have purchased committee mm week munity this ers by make their home and the movement of 50 000 Orville L Lrc chairman of the Utah Mrs Ralph Bishop accompanied her yeararcnind workers from submanrin to Salt Lake conducted Relief Garland farming eareaa for work on dairy hate USDA war board However Mr father Amos Hansen Society Lee said should City Sunday to visit her mother who an all day sewing session Tuesday and general purpose farms farming practices not be adopted which will destroy recently V underwent an operation on their regular work and business practice or Jeopardize there STUDENT WILL Three quilts were made day in future years cr unduly production HELP PLANTING increase wind and water erosion has asked all Secretary Wickard state governors to provide for excusing youths 14 years and older from Guidance schools In areas where they are needAid Course ed to h"h with the spring planting The Serretarv points out that unless At High School crops are planted no amount of labor for later on wil' make it possible to har- next Plans are spring registration for now bring completed year vest unplanted crops withyaome important changes in the v mefhod of registering and Ira the curFARM LABOR DEFERMENT riculum stated Principal C E Smith USDA war beards have been directyesterday ed to Initiate requests for deferment Students will bo required to meet of necessary farm workers not in with one or more members of the 3 C or 3C farm workExperienced individually guidance committee ers with insufficient war units will where the counsel cr will explain fully be referred to the war board and all details of registering make prebe will to the given place and advise courses views of courses thirty days suitable to each registrant in essential farm work student's needs V and interests When courses have been chosen the of the student counselor signatures ' and parents will placed upon the final registration sheet and no coursFarmers enlisting in the 1943 Food es will be made at any time except will be awarded Producltion Program by Jcint action of the student couna certificate pf farm service signed selor and parent of the Secretary Agriculture by ivy In the curriculum the Victory These certificates which are 11 by Corps will be fully organized Avia14 Inches are to be presented by the tion ground work will be taught and Awards USDA war bard county will be all other coursrs geared to will be made Just as soon as possible e meet needs and interests after completion of farm mobilization to All students will be registered The “farm plan” which the farmers take physical education and health have filled cut in the mobqizaticn which will consist of new phases to drive will sTve as a guide for makharden and develop bodies to meet ing awards the needs of war activities Other rrquiiKi ceuises will be citihiszenship for freshmen American for all juniors tory and government on Farm Labor Of Two Kinds THOSE TURN on the subject Speaking Early reports on Utah’s new Jin a and Tomorrow's Farmer" How Indicate can collection program In explaining the discontinuation won the northern senior B I Wood ex- ard Barlow widespread support of the Department cf Agriculture’s Future Farmer public speakof the state gen- district ecutive secretary pi- gram cf making government-owne- d this ing contest last Thursday said committee as eral salvage to farmers wheat available He will compete with the winners week W l stcck and poultry A feed Mar of five other Utah districts at the The program was inaugurated chairman of the Box Elder Bishop state c&pitol in Salt Lake City on AAA committee stated that first outside cf Salt Lake City Og- March 20 county the move was necessary because the den and Provo where other collection stTk cf 125000000 bushels set psid? plana are being used Elsewhere in Mr Si Mrs Kenneth Shaffer drove are being ask b Congress for sale as feed has been the state housewives id to take their empty tin cans with to Logan cn business Wednesday a'mc t exhausted and flattened to removed Mr declared that orders wrappers Bishop store where ther nearest grocery comAAA with the county placed and brewers bottlers delivery trucks mittee prior to February 17 will be will pick them up and take them to EXPERT AUTO idled but that no further orders can for loading depots shipment lie taken unless congressional author central to San Francisco izatlon REPAIRING fer the sale of other governwill remove There detlnning plants ment stocks Is given and the both this critical metal and of marketing quetas "Lifting be in tin cans will and rela'? cf ‘hot wheat’ may help to turnedironagain the Into the war effort tide farmers over until some Prices! action can be taken to authorMr A Mrs Darwin Gunnell of Mesa ize mere wheat fer s’b as feed” the arHowever Arlacna are rejoicing ever the the chairman stated is is limited and is not expected to rival of a new son Mrs Gunnell GARLAND of the former Olive Christopherson lari very' long ui in eeuuiqii Under the feed wheat prcgTam Garland It is reported that mother "ml and son are doing nicely s’oeks cf wheat acquired by the loans were thru commodity sold to farmers and ranchers in Box Flder curty as feed for livestock to and poultry at prices comparable ith'r feed grains Sales to fanners thru and dealers were made the and thru the county AAA committee hands of jrgular dealers Sp'xlal recognition was givtn farmers and the farm program in Box Elder county on National Farm Day this werk A W Bishop chairman of the county USDA war beard was one cf three county chairmen to re- - WAR NEWS rts - a Should Plant Every Acre tin At Reasonable Jack’s Garage CttS3fc for the Larder of Democracy notnyusD Again In a year when we must take every step to assure rjreatest crop prosere western duction per workable farmers prefer Northland Brand alfalfa clover field and grass aceil Tested seeds of known origin: Dependable every yeary for 59 years Backed by the reliable American name of KcrthrupKing&Co Klee flee year North boisiidaho dealer or write rm ue for lafermatlou ZZ Group Will Selection r 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What are my urnediate alms? What courses in school will help me toward achievWhst can I do? aims? ing these What do I want to do?” — Courtesy BHH3 Searchlight and pJMED il l) Fred L in Brigham Nye wm a business Monday City visitor Uliu l30 (00 jo u “- r Cut down foci bill Reduces doctor bill Lower chenc of ire loa 4 Saves on dcsnlag redocuif wall and Ctilin icreaka 5 ( 'A l£ S (j s TmuHio DrC Courtesy WS8 722B Los Angeles Examiner — zoMOUte- - I'gst U t J' ' lomber Tri-Sta- te GAR LAND Phone Co UTAH 18 ’) " j‘ 1 - -' Kn'S ' r It nr |