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Show icjtiv) I'lQlTl Bryce Canyon visitation contributed nearly 15 error Prenatal Agriculture Fares Well Classes Gunnison Valley in Utah Legislature Bryce of from 5 to 10 per- cent. million dollars to the Utah Even with some will begin economy in 1979, accor- margin for error, the Hospital of session another to Bob Benton. ding Supt. dollar figure is imclasses on ThurDr. Ken Hornback of the prenatal pressive, Benton sday, April 17. National Park Service are These classes statistical office provided to teach the basic formula. Bryce expectdesigned ant mothers and fathers Canyons visitation and Be as lenient to the realistic expectations of data obtained from Utah State University then was failings of others as you pregnancy, labor, to delivery, and applied to the formula are your own. (after the delivery). The resulting in the benefit to classes will be taught at the private economy. 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Mju have the choice of gear, or hydrostatic transmissions with memory; manual or hydraulic lift systems; rear 42", 48" and 54 cutting units; and 16 or 18 H.P. engines. 5 ? v V V power-take-of- Shown with optional cutting unit and garden tool kit. V - and 2 plen- tiful, the service note,,. with supplies from,i4 percent above previous years. Milk andairy products output has been r above for the past 10 months and butter ? stocks were 33 percent higher than a year ago. to: year-earlie- Seasonally large f; sup- plies of pork are predicted, with the April output up 10 12 percent from the previous year. Beef sup-- . H i I - are listed as adequate, although plies m tt I; SrJAPPER Tiers factors Mowers Any wap you out LA a wm el WL ALFALFA agricultural marketing h E ok Main Street - Salina, Utah Broilers, dairy products, eggs, milk and pork are abundant this month, according to the U.J5.D.A. S: i - ut SsSCuQDSlK - : . Decreases GBOO at & S a- SNVDER Wool Crop Until April 12 Check The Great Buys at a5: 2taSlS! SNAPPER AT THESE PARTICIPATING PRO HARDWARE AND PROMART HOME CENTERS - t not detract from it. Wedding the design of the natural environment with the function becomes the key to the 'design solution. It follows the basic premise that each Aim in your landscaping design for an end product Recent legislation pass- - ijty 0f the state control of that fits well with the by the Utah lawmakers these lands, Dr. Creer vironment, pleases the was for the most part very stated, but preliminary public and gives you favorable for agriculture. reports have been quite satisfaction, advises Vern Commissioner Kenneth B. Budge, associate positive. It is expected to J. Creer of the Utah Depart- take several years before a professor of landscape ar ment of Agriculture stated decision is reached. chitecture and environa certain land use. that several bills were Another bill which pas- mental planning, Utah intimately will greatly sed the legislature but State University. passed that in their terrelated aid agriculture in its was later vetoed by the processes and effects on efforts to provide food and governor is the the plant and wildlife fiber for consumers. nuisance law. This law ecology. DISTRIBUTING CO. INC.j The major agricultural was to help Budge explained that designed Salt Lake City j bill that passed the legisevery decision in the landagricultural operations million lature was for $1.4 Wool production in Utah scape design process with some of the problems 262-927- 7J to go along with $2.6 caused 1979 totalled should be made with the by urbanization. during million appropriated in The governor vetoed the 4,689,000 pounds, five per- realization that natures 1979 to construct a build- bill because it was declar- - cent less than in 1978 and AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATE)!! design is ofte- - the far beting for the Department of ed unconstitutional on the' the in ter since smallest design, its inherent SYSTEMS Agriculture. This new grounds that the definition' estimates began in 1909, me pattern of the soil, in PUMPS WHEEL LINES- building will greatly aid of a nuisance was too acWrdihg to the Utah the slopes, the woods, in PVC PIPE the department in its broad.. Comm. Creer stat-- 1 CPo" and Livestock the streams and rivers. VALLET CENTER PIVOTS HANDLINE function, Commissioner ed that a committee ds Repotting Service, Creer says, to serve going to be assigned to The 1979 fleece weight Utahs agriculture. Com- study this issue to draft a averaged 10,2 pounds, the missioner Creer explained meaningful bill that will same as in 1978, Total that the department is overcome these problems. sheep shorn in 1979 was presently housed in five The legislature passed estimated at 460,000 head, different locations. This two bills that deal with compared with 483,000 has hampered the effec- gasohol production. One head in 1978. tiveness of the department bill will Wool growers in Utah give a 4 cents tax and caused inefficiencies on gasohol received an average of 88 forgiveness that will be eliminated until ., July, 1985. The other cents pound for wool IV AI r--p i when the new building is bill deals with a facility sold inper 1979, some 18 cents Besides the completed. depletion allowance for more than last year. increase in effectiveness, gasohol plants. These two Overall value was $4.13 the new building is ex- bills are designed to give million, compared with pected to save taxpayers alcohol production a slight $3.46 million a year an estimated $83 million economic advantage until earlier. in office space rental technology and other ecowithin the next fifty years. nomic factors are more A SNAPPER is worth more because it does more and The new building is favorable. Commissioner its price is competitive with other quality mowers. With designed to facilitate the Creer stated that agricula rear catcher and two inexpensive attachments, the , functions of specialized ture should be especially Mulcherizer and Snapperizer, you can perform all the agricultural laboratory functions and still have the choice of 1) Six two these with these the for Census takers pleased and weights and meadrive, forward speeds on pieces of legislation as 1980 Census of Population and 3) 3, 3V2, sures. It also is designed 21" widths; 19" or cutting will a models; to 2) they and Housing are easy help provide to take advantage of solar 4 or 5 HP engines. great new tool for market- identify. energy to heat the build- ing grain products. They wear a red, white, ing. The legislation also ap- and blue ID card with the The United States Land proved some changes in U.S. Department of ComReclamation Act was pas- the agricultural laws. merce seal and the words, sed by the legislature. These changes were made Census Enumerator, Of v This act provides for the to help the Department of fjciai Credential, printed takeover of some of the Agriculture promote the on its face. Their cards public lands in the state. effective grading and mar- also have their signatures, National parks, monu- keting of agricultural procertifying that they have ments, forest and wildlife ducts. sworn to keep confidential refuges are not included. Tractors. Mowers Tillers all information they a nap wMh SNAPFS Any way you cut This bill has become One issue that has collect for the census. Any known as the Sagebrush received considerable deCensus Bureau worker Rebellion Bill. It should be bate is the who breaks this oath faces proposed more appropriately called alleviation of the property a stiff fine or imprisonstates rights legislattion. tax on livestock. Some ment or both. Its major purpose is to counties would like to see Census enumerators start some proceedings to the. tax abolished because J started nicking their to a has who decide right of the costs feeL rounds here On' March 31 they the lands in question. collecting-argreater than and expect ttf 'finish up Jji There are still a lot of the revenue received. with a few'H0$!Ks. Housequestions as to the feasibi- - Other counties have stated holders are urged to that even though the report to the police anyone SET DEALER NAME AND ADDRESS AND ANY APPROVED SUPPLEMENTAL COPY revenue may be relatively without this official idensmall, it still is worth tification who claims to be collecting and provides a a census enumerator. needed income to counties with smaller assessed valuations. The legislation passed a resolution that will put this issue on the ballot in November. The tt tt public will have the right B 'L'iO to vote whether the constis $ o'iii tution should be amended K a to eliminate the tax or be left as is. a As stated before, Comtf a missioner Creer was very K the recent pleased with a He session. legislative a feels that the legislative tt process is very important s tt and encourages every farmer and rancher to visit s with their legislators tt the positive accomtt plishments and to voice R tt on other views their tt MPR means Multiple Pest Resistance. Its your assurance of tt important issues that may tt arise. top yields! An alfalfa variety without MPR is vulnerable to the tt rear-whe- STORM DOOR HOSE i Census Taker good HOSES - He noted that flowers, He said, There is a langround covers, shrubs and dscape character that trees selected for their exists on almost any site. color, size and growth pat- We can extract that. The terns all play an important land itself gives the direcpart in the home lan- tion to best utilize it and dscape. Realize also, he arrive at a design solution advised, that topography, tot will bo compatible climate, geology and soil with the environment and intypes are Page 2 Recognize HARDWARE SHOP PRO FOR a REAL GARDEN II Design Landscape To Nature ati swan 10, 1980 fiEQUAHTOND.REEORMANG a nnent a! SQUARE PATTERN LAWN Section B, Sun & News Thursday, April SOFPB Gat your FREE copy of How to got tho most tor your money when you buy a garden tractor." at: A-- 1 Engine & Mower 439 East 9th South Salt Lake City. Utih 81111 t 1 33r-- are down substantially from high levels of recent years. Oranges, grapefruit and their products are plentiful, with the fresh orange supply mainly from the supplies new crop of Califomia-Arizon- a Valencias, expected to be the largest since I960 Raisins, dried prunes, potatoes, rice, dry beans and peanuts are ail with MPIR? Protection! devastating effect of insects and diseases that can infect and deplete your alfalfa stand. has MPR. ..Multiple Pest Resistance to protect against Pea Aphid, Spotted Alfalfa Aphid and Bacterial Wilt with tolerance to leaf and stem diseases. has the bred-ifactors that help deliver higher yield potential, greater leafiness and longer stand ir life. Its extra leafiness and fine stems assure is a proven favorite. top quality hay. The alfalfa variety with MPR... Multiple Pest Resistance. ..MPR that also means More Profitable Results for you! WL-30- 9 WL-30- 9 n WL-30- 9 10 E tt 5 6 tt to |