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Show by Mary Bomder Utah State Unlvaraity Exteoalsa Boom Economist new these. Definition of Certain Terms Used In Pesticide Labeling Buy-Lin- e So, Whata foods, E;n infect. v; GUIDE The American Rose Society has available for the first time an autumn edition of the Society's Guide for Buying Roses. The 19C7 edition Is now available In time for use with the ROSE BUYING STANDARD Romevult, CUh Thursday, January 20, 1907 8 "Ultra Low Volume" sprays When used in label (ULV): ing for concentrated or technical liquid agricultural chemicals, the term "ultra low volume" will apply when the total volume of spray to be applied lf gal lrm per acre is of less and Is to l applied We are hearing a lot alxjut LV and ultra LV sprays. The following explains terms used In directions for use on labeling accepted for registration under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and RoMax Sudweeks, undiluted. den tlclde Act. "Low Volume" or "Concenstates we Extension Agent, should pay close attention to trate Sprays" (LV): When used in labeling for concentrated or certain In frozen early catalogs. With a new design and expanded format, the 1967 Buying Guide lists and classifies by color and type, all roses available on the American market, including those varieties to be introduced in 19C7. The 19C7 Guide for Buying Roses gives pertinent information on more than 1,000 rose varieties, Including height of one-ha- "What's new? la a question directed Inevitably to anyone associated with frozen foods. This Indicated wide belief that the frozen food Industry la as pedally dynamic at this point In time. The purpose here Is to answer the persistent "What's new?" Certain new processes point to excltlni prospects for tlic future. Ultrafaat Freezing: Ultra-fj- st freezing goes beyond the ability of the methods now commonly used to retain the Innate qualities of products. Foods formerly thought unsuitable for freezing are thus gradually swelling the ranks of frozen products, and most notable of these are crlspt salad vegetables and fruits. Llguld Nitrogen: The fastest of the ultrafaat freezing Is liquid nitrogen, providing what Is known as a "cryogenic temperature" (cold measured In hendreds of decrees below zero Fahrenheit). rose spring impair lioMiWiii technical agricultural cheml-cle- s, missiles, rockes, and space the term "low volume" ships. Until the "Space Age" or "concentrate spray" will arrive, liquid nitrogen was too apply when the total volume of rare a material to be used spray to lie applied Is adeIn quantity in freezing plants. quate to uniform)? cover ttie Recently liquid nitrogen also crop being treated, hut not as goes Into the field at harvest a fall coverage treatment to time with a mobile freezing unit. the point of runoff. Powdered Dry Ice: A mat"Full Coverage Spray" (Our erial more recently Introduced ordinary sprays): When used ultra fast freezing Is powder- In labeling for agricultural ed dry Ice, which also has the chemicals, the term "full covadvantage of lower cost; howerage spray" will apply when ever, Its low temperatures Is the total volume of spray to -- 110 The dry Ice be applied will thoroughly cover degrees F. Is blended with the product by crop being treated to the point means of a tilted barrel which of runoff or drip. rotates. It Is sublimated durWhat Is a Spray Adjuvant? ing the mixing (changing from A substance added to a spray solid to gaseous state without formula to improve the perIntermediate liquid state) and formance of the active IngreIn so doing freezes the food. dient Is called a spray adjuDe hydrofreezing: Deliydro-freezlvant. combines two proChlordane and Carrots: cesses of dehydration and freChlordane should no longer be ezing to obtain some of the adapplied to soli where carrots vantages of both methods of are, or are to lie, planted the food preservation - which for same season. This Is In 11ns the first are lightness of weight with avoiding use of certain and for the second holding fresh like aldrin and dleldrln, qualities of flavor, texture, and some of which might be taken nutrition. up by certain root crops. me uif-'- i ' -r'ild'be dii iai I'M'lle.: cal'. Ci. ids and iiifec'!i'i i tl.e tl.e ll.Ck go(l Irdicalion i cause li.irieltj middle color, horticultural classification, and the valuable American Rose Society national The national rating ratings. of each variety represents an average score from a compilation of votes by American Rose Society members throughout the U.S.A. Roses are rated on a ten point scale, with ten Randlrtt gymnasium Saturday evening u TOURNEY ROYALTY Ml being the perfect, but so far the rllmav of the Cnrnlvnl. Wllhiirta Curb, Shirleta Tabbee, center, Mm named Mis unobtainable, score. Added feaTournament of Trlhnl Champions at the left, and Viola Plnnecoose are her attendants. tures In the 1967 Guide for Buying Roses include complete desbur Cuch, Fort Duchesne, were criptions of all the 1967 named attendants. Rose Selections winThe girls were chosen by popners and a separata listing by ular ballot and there was a color of the highest rated great deal of competition In The IXichesne County Rescores. the balloting, which waa done corder's office recorded or Free copies of the 1967 Guide with each girl receiving a vote filed 3,050 documents the past for Buying Roses may be obwith each penny donated to the and collected receipts toyear tained by sending a Miss Shirleta Tabbee was tournament funds. taling $12,003.13. Tills amount stamped, envelope named "Miss Tournament of Other actlvltes Included a fish Included $260,75 collected from to the American Rosa Society, Tribal Champions" at a carpond, penny toss, and several sale of copies of documents. Dept. B., 4048 Roselea Place, nival held at Randlett Saturday toss games. Proceeds will be Mrs. Maxine W. Burdick, reThe material, which reaches Columbus, Ohio 43214. She Is a daughter ueed for a worthy project by evening. 400 corder, of lists comparative degrees F., temperature of Mr. and Mrs. William Tabthe tournament committee. amounts for the previous year may be sprayed on the food bee, Randlett. as 2,703 documents hnndledxnd nr used for Immersion freezViola Plnnecoose, daughter of $8,222.00 collected. The preing. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Plnnecoose, vious year, approximately 600 Liquid nitrogen la a by proUINTAH DAMN STAND ART Randlett and WUhurta Cuch, chattle mortgages were entered duct of the fuels that prupel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- In the records, fees collected for these entries. Inasmuch as are Bastlan has teen these chattle mortgage Wesley filed at the State Capitol, since named a director In the Duchesne Cattle Association to the first on I960, In complisucceed Royal Iforrocks, He ance with the Uniform will represent tliS Code, this service lias r lieen taken from the count v. area, I IL ;M ted iftnllllHlIUI hMUNS hmaq Another director la needed This lias made an luro-aInto : iwa utisisiis collected the fees for the association repreby usually by tSSiSXMTSf j the recorder. sentation from the Taldona-llanThe ldg Increase In the numarea. sfriite Ilia iU rMri tit! iifcteMfaw4iiSiqafiwwiiis4'wlktRl eRtAiifrliA efidSHiwm49n.tefarttdii Other directors were elected ber of documents and the total at the association's amaial ban- fees collected this past ar was due to Increased activity quet held Dec. 21, at the RooseSchool. The In oil and gas leases ami asvelt Elementary liu H IW4. Mi MM M ok rM k 1M Jl MH li riM rt. tsn ). ICiSSSEImM Mwi. trm IH .nm x own, itfito, a banquet was attended by 00 signments, the recorder said. Documents recorded included ALL-INDIA- Recorder notes Income Increase Shirleta Tabbee named Miss Ule Tournament ng Purchase Order Books i e.i- - i - . rld.ui tube. I'dl' ai'i.e.s :i i' luaed I 11 Infectl'nii fluid.- - i'li 'be middle ear iii.shlui-- . ar.j-u- ' i i'u.' car car to .irhc. drum, r.iusln i "Ofteiitlmr mtuic and raid medication will cli'.ir up ibis problem, but if tl.e car .irii"s persist, parents slu iild In' nin that they have t bell child checked by a doctor," the therapist advises. if such an i:ii'eitliM is mo great air.l mil properly 'akea care of, permanent damage ran result to the person's bearing. When the ear nelie:. Marl, for contact you: physician rherk-u- p and treatment. Home remedies, siudi as heating pads, etc., iii.iV only liicrase the Infectious arivliv, tin- - therqust cautious. deeds of varloiis type-.- , oil and gas leases, asslgn'in'iilf', ,irll davits, patents, etc. Wesley Bastlan LETSGOl Is director of Cattle Assn. Coin-mercl- il.S.lndMdual fncofaeltax Return ' i. plant, pes-tlcld- ed ot ul DIlM . na IS t y-- rarecLst! UHSBLSBBUS wmnm mu .Rue o. .. i Wl mh jrs ipw" . a. e- - U - te jiwiWinf Art W I sswfiriMhii Si tfM .$ :!T s Xrf Even the ash tray rides smoother in Chevrolets . jayt hit jteq When you're down at your dealer's trying out a new Chevrolet, lie sure you pull out the ish tray. Notice how nice and easy it glides, never hanging up or even scraping. The reason is, it rides on ball bearings, l our shim little ball bearings. (Take the tray all the way out and you'll ee them.) You say you don't even smoke? Then look at it this way. 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So Bond Fact a t Savings Bonds pay you back $4 for every S3 in only seven years . . . are replaced free If lost, destroyed or stolen . , . have special tax advantages . . . can be redeemed whenever the need ariiei. U. S. SAVINGS BONDS 3 TM V-- irrHff Oavsmmmil Sum not pas or In mnprmrlfi irlfft IS arfiTriUrmriit. It U thr Trnimv rtrpnrlnmt ami Tht prnrntrS u ilvrrllilt, paSllo G. & L niONc ns Omm-fl- . CHEVROLET - BUICK CO. ROOSEVELT, UTAH 7.TT6 |