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Show -- 1?B Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, May 7, 1980 out is dying cough Turkey The or cough, coryza, a disease that was a major killer of turkeys in the U.S. last year, may be on its way out this year, thanks to a vaccine developed by two Association Specialists Brigham of in Young the development of the resear- vaccine University Sciences. at a con- Aviculture chers. ference in Acapulco Coryza, a disease Dr. Marcus M. this to a cold in a similar at week, joint Jensen, a professor of has been one of the humans, told meeting microbiology, Western Poultry of the major causes of U.S. and Mexican turkey growers about Disease Conference and Mexicos National X An error has been made in Skaggs 'Mothers Day' insert in today's paper. Hair Setter General Electric No. HCD-- 4 on page 5 erroneously states a price of $11. 99 the price should be $19.99. This was an inadvertent mistake and Skaggs regrets any inconvenience the error might have caused. 3-W- ay A out the nation had been looking for a virus as the cause. Then, two years ago, Dr. Donald Simmons of North Carolina bacteria that would grow in the cooler of the of tract respiratory State University the birds and finally turkey deaths in the demonstrated that isolated one that would nation for several coryza is caused by a create the immunity. The vaccine, adyears. Dr. M.L. Miner, common bacteria that State most of the resear- ministered in the a Utah researchers had simply turkeys drinking University that overlooked. determined water, was field tested cher, the Utah turkey inWorking with Dr. on flocks in Sanpete was Simmons losing findings, County last summer. dustry about 10 percent of its the BYU professor Treated birds showed We then took strong resistance to crop each year to the said, disease. Heavy tom the bacterium and the disease, Dr. turkeys popular created mutants. The Jensen reported. be The vaccine will among Utah growers purpose was to find a are particularly mutant that could used commercially in stimulate the turkeys Utah this year, with susceptible. The sickness had own immune system to more tests conducted all the characteristics produce antibodies for anticipated federal of a viral disease, Dr. against coryza. licensing, so the Dr. Jensen and vaccine can be Jensen said, so researchers through graduate student marketed nationwide. recesses Checks given $200 for the Carbon Masonic to Clive Kell, York Rite Bodies representative, are the past and present term Honored Queens of Bethel 3 Job's Daughters, Heidi Harmon, left, and Monica Fidell. Jobs Daughters raised the money in a bazaar and by serving refreshments to the Masons at their meetings. It will be used to help maintain the Price Masonic Temple. Presenting two checks totaling Association Temple Price BLM employes presented awards and Mervin S. Miles and employed at the Price building Ann Lambersen of the BLM Office as a recreation area Bureau of Land Supervisory Range maintenance, resourManagement in Price, Technician since ce conservation and recently received March of 1971. He has development projects, Quality Increase a total of 26 years of Awards in recognition government service. of outstanding perMiles heads the formance last year. operations staff Miles has been responsible for GEKIfliEBS Douglas Burke were able to develop mutant Cmgo demonstrated out- standing initiative in effectively organizing his time and supervising his people to ada contract accomplish ministration and fire significant workload maintaining suppression activities. while As a highly high standards of motivated employe, he quality. Miles was born in been resides there with his wife Gail Defriez Miles. They have four children, twin girls and two boys, and also one grandchild. Lambersen has Ms. Off-Roa- d Trucks Drives An Airplane (really) and much, much more! Four-Whe- el Reserve Saturday several special projects. in graduated Young Elementary Educati- resident received an DLynn ofAnderson, Merlynn daughter associate degree. O. Anderson of 346 Don Lamont Arnold, Columbia Lane, East son of Lamont Arnold Carbon, received an 875 N. 400 East, Price, associate degree in was graduated in and will be Electrical Engineeri- Nursing, at Carbon working ng, and has been of- Hospital. fered a job with Paul E. Fairbanks Arizona Public Serand Anthony F. Pinedo vice, a power comwere also graduated. pany. The graduates Robert Bruce Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. represented 49 states, of Jay Hall of 928 the District 35 and Columbia Wadleigh Lane, Price, was graduated in countries. Of the total Communications with graduating, 61 percent an emphasis in Public were men and 39 percent were women. Relations. Kerry Lee Jensen, University officials son of Mr. and Mrs. conferred 140 James Lee Jensen of degrees, 372 260 S. 500 West, Price, masters degrees, was graduated in 1,864 bachelors Elementary Educati- degrees and 202 on, and will work in associate degrees. Date: Saturday, May 17, 1980 doc-torn- al Time: 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. i Place: Skaggs Parking Lot Year Variable Rate Certificates now earn 2Vi COST: So -- University in Provo. on, and has signed a Six students from contract with the Price were graduated Clark County School with bachelor degrees, District in Nevada. and an East Carbon rfDG3 Trailers Campers as a Clerk Stenographer. She is an exceptional mag card typist and has been detailed to 1976 April 18 at rcises Brigham Boats Motorcycles by Seven local students the Carbon School were among the 2,578 District next fall. who graduates Bradley L. King, son received diplomas at of Mr. and Mrs. A. the 105th spring LaVell King of 895 N. exeCommencement 700 East, Price, was The Third Annual Vans employed BLM since October of Area students receive degrees co ft This year we are offering more than before with many new booths including: and Orangeville FREE TO PUBLIC MAY 17th for this year's SCDIPGK SIX1L"J 10.50 Now with as little as $500 you can earn a high 10.50 annual rate. Start your dollars growing today. No bank in the nation pays higher interest on these certificates than Sponsored by the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress 1 i ! - Walker Bank A Western Bdocoipotahon Bank Federal regulations require substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal. A. i fcy i K i . s & |