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Show Tht Payton ChrtAicte, Payton, Utah THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 BURDICK LUMBER PAYSON . PAYSON MEN'S LEAGUE FEATURED IN Spring Lake News By Lenora Hulsh San-taqui- The teenage group of M. L A. met Sunday night after Sac- rament meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva J. Moore for the radio Fireside program to hear the talk given by Elder Howard W. Hunter. Mutual officers were present and refreshments were served. Mombon of tha District GEIIOLA NEWS By Dorothy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Chatwin returned home last week after visiting at San Francisco and at Santa Monica. They also toured through Death Valley. Mr. Edna Jonas visitad at Blackfoot, Idaho, following the death of her brother. Mr. and Mrt. Elden Tuft o! Orem visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas last week. Mist Ruth Riggs from Provo visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Davis last week end. Tha Senior Aaronie held a social last Friday evening under the direction of Morris Smith. A program was given with Andrew Larsen acting as MC. The program included a solo by Bernard Oberg; duet by Mrs. Mont Bigler and Mrs. Andrew Larsen; reading by Mrs. Grant Larson; solo by Mrs. Cleon Chatwin; reading by Marion Davis; and a duet by Mrs. Kenneth Thomas and Mrs. Lowell Thomas. . Refreshments were served. Ardan Throckmorton and Floyd Nelson visited at Cedar City last Monday. Standings TRADE MAGAZINE Riding Clubs were entertained at a dance held at the Jr. High Saturday night. The White Pine, White Lake and Goshen Valley Riding Clubs 'were the hosts. After the dance the members of the White Pine Riding club met at the home of Ray Christopherson, Club President, where refreshments were served. Mrs. Cecil S. Peery was at Spanish Fork Tuesday night and Wednesday visiting at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Spainhower. She was a guest at a family dinner Tuesday night Feb. 24, given by Mrs. Elva Spainhower in honor of the birthday of her husband, Don Spainhower. Other family members present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Spainhower and three children of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Spainhower and four children of Spanish Fork, Dianne, Richard, and Deniece Spainhower. A chicken dinner including a birthday cake was enjoyed by those present. Mrs. Floyd Spainhower and daughter, Cara Lee, were at Salt Lake on Wednesday visn BOWLING Lils Lunch W L 11 11 9 9 9 10 , Dons Cafe Johnson Sinclair II Crouchs OK Service 10 9 Sherms Mens Store Schwartz Lumber Co. 8 High Team 3 Games Burdick Lumber and Hardware Co. of Payson has been featured in a recent edition of BUILDING SUPPLY NEWS one of Americas great merchandising publications. Mr. Burdick states that this is the first time he has ever seen a Utah concern written up in the magazine, to which he has subscribed for many . years. The article describes how business was improved with installation of a new redwood siding front, complete with neon lights, and also how interior displays were arranged to attract the eye of the cus- . Lils Lunch Crouchs OK Service Lils Lunch Lils Lunch , High Ind. 3 Games The attractive comer front caused an editor of the magazine to stop as he passed through Payson. He tarried long enough to take several pictures for his magazine, and they are published along with the article, in descriptions of better ways to display merchandise and give service to the customers. The company is owned and operated by Quince M. Burdick in cooperation with his If a winning smile will convince Utah farmers to use more sons, Don and Bob. The three are natives of Payson and all nitrogen fertilizer, pretty U. S. Steel secretary Erla Baut is have homes of their own in willing to oblige. Using sacks of fertilizer produced at U. S. iting. Steels big Geneva Works, near Provo, Miss Baut demonstrates A sleigh riding party was the community. the percentage comparison between the total amount Utah enjoyed up Payson canyon, farmers and ranchers should use annually and the amount Saturday evening by a group of friends, who reported that dinner guests of her parents, actually applied last year, according to official studies. Her the sleighing was- - tops and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peay on boss, L. G. Bywater, superintendent of the Nitrogen Plant at the big steel mill, center, and Charles W. Bourg, U. S. Steel they had a great deal of fun. Sunday. The Spring Lake Relief So- soil and crop specialist, seem more interested in Miss Baut On their return a Pot Luck supper was served to the group ciety prepared and served the than the statistics shes demonstrating. at the home of Mrs. Zella Peay. banquet for the F. F. A. Club Members of the group were and their invited guests. The Payson Fertilizer dealers attend marketing; Mrs. Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Earl banquet was held Thursday sales meeting; on Nitrogen Fertilizer Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Mike night, Feb. 25 in the amuseCowan, Mrs. Thelma Butler, ment hall. Two Payson commercial fer- that they can better serve Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mower tilizer dealers and their em- their farm customers. d silence hath and Mrs. Aroha Butler. ployees have received invitaMr. and Mrs. Fred Butler more eloquence than speech. USS brand niMartin F. Tupper tions to join with about 50 and baby son of Salem, were1 other fertilizer businessmen trogen fertilizers anhydrous from Central and Southern ammonia, ammomium nitrate Utah, at Provo on February and ammononium suffate 25 as the special guests of U. are produced at U. S. Steels S. Steel. big Geneva Works, near Provo. U. chemiccoal Steel S, Top als marketing officials and agronomists from Salt Lake City and Pittsburgh, Pa., will take part in the session to discuss more effective ways of boosting nitrogen fertilizer use by farmers in this area. In announcing this years meeting, Frank E. Adams, western manager of coal chem- 12 Pins 790 777 772 Pins Vick Linton, Crouchs Merl Elmer, Schwartzs Ray Bellows, Lils High Ind. Game 561 506 499 Pins Vick Linton, Crouchs Vick Linton, Crouchs Frank Bleggi, Lils sales, service men set March 7-- 8 A special dairying school for all sales and service men of the Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative, will be held at the main office at 1800 South West Temple in Salt acLake City on March cording to Jack Loveless, manager of the supplies division, who will have charge of the event. Charles Bailey, Jamesway Manufacturing Company dairy expert, will conduct the school. He will go into the service of pipeline milkers and other prases of dairying. Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative will become the exclusive distributor for the Jamesway Pipeline Milkers and bulk milk tanks in Utah, according to Mr. Loveless. 7-- 8, Pins 2251 2245 2168 Crouchs OK Service Sherms Mens Store High Team Game tomer. 11 Dairy school for 199 193 188 TEN PINS League Standing First Sec. of Payson Huff & Llewellyn Wilson Style Shop Won Lost Mildreds 9 Page Furniture First Sec. of Spanish 7 Dons Cafe 4 Frank O Briens 314 High Team 3 Games Dons Cafe High Team Game Dons Cafe High Individual 8 12 Pins 1744 627 3 FLOYD HARMED Branch Mgr. UTAH POULTRY & 1214 Pins Jane Reynolds Mary 4 6 7 7 7 12 10 9 9 Games FARMERS Regional CO-O- P PTA Director for your Pins 447 High Individual Game Pins Jane Reynolds Mary 177 Well-time- high-analys- ts Never tear spoiling children by making them too happy. Happiness is the atmosphere in which all good affections grow. Thomas Bray tpnczsir cncoDGiinrv icals sales, said: c Off'cial information compiled by agricultural colleges and state and federal agencies shows that Utah farmers and ranchers are only using roughd of the recommendly ed amounts of nitrogen needed for most profitable crop yield in conjunction with other plant foods." Theme for the Provo session will be Know Enough to Use At the meeting, Enough. dealers will be given detailed information on officially recommended amounts of plant food required for each crop so one-thir- Third Ward This month, and every month, 49, First Ward 47 First Security pays interest for tho full month on deposits mado by the 1 Oth f - Farmer Clifford H. McMurdie Used 200 lbs. USS Ammonium Nitrate per acre, Harvested 115 Bushels ' ' i i t Ytu gt fhtr - tov at First Stcurlty Bonk i Twin $ Savings or Standard lank Savings. One atop for oil your bonking requirements. You establish o good credit reference and become known at the bank. Savebymail service. W pay postage both ways.) Guaranteed bank interest. And, of course, at a bank your money is available ony time. Itch depositor's EmOCNCY t , i ECONOMY moms v ' ' account insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ' Clifford H. McMurdie, successful Tremonton, Utah farmer recalls that when he began operation of his farm fifteen years ago the soil was depleted of plant food and the yields were extremely low. With hard work, planning, good management and proper fertilization he now has a very productive farm, I credit adequate use of nitrogen and other commercial fertilizer with greatly in-creasing my yields, Mr. McMurdie says. Although he used considerable barnyard manure, Mr. McMurdie also applied more than 200 lbs. of USS Ammonium Nitrate per acre and harvested 115 bushels of barley ' per acre. On his corn silage Mr. McMurdie used 300 lbs.of ammonium nitrate as well as barnyard manure and harvested 25 tons of silage an acre. His nitrogen boosted yields and quality of corn. He also used USS Nitrogen on grass pasture and reports that he was able to feed more cattle per acre. The quality of both pasture grasses and corn silage was con siderably better when fertilized with nitrogen Mr. McMurdie said. Use enough fertilizer, harvest more dollars! Insist on USS Nitrogen Fertilizer, sold by reliable dealers and manufactured by United States Steel. 1 j INCMASEO ' . xtra banaflt, too, whan you Choto of three accounts: Automatic Savings, ' of Mlootlflcolly dotlguod ami Monofactorod Ifco 'FIRST SECURITY BANK IM tMWHy I rtk of Mato, HA tint StvHty knk of Utoti, NA fint SocurSy Sank of Sock Spring, Mooikon r.ifrot Dopotit tnwronco Corporation Fertilizers SALES BOOKS PAYSON CHRONICLE i |