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Show r Opportunities increase in agricultural areas "True or talee: tti number of farms and farmers Is decreasing steadily; Job opportunities In sericulture are decreasing steadily?' challenged Dr. Doyle J. Matthews, Dean of the College of Agriculture at Utah State University. "The second statement is as false as the first one Is true. Technology replacing workers, the reason the number of farms and farmers keeps decreasing, has created a need for many trained In the broad field of agriculture," he explained. "Youth trained in agriculture are needed by companies that sell equipment, plant food, animal feed, supplements, pesticides and all the other farm and ranch Inputs. Companies that buy pork, beef, poultry, grain, hay, vegetables, fruits, timber and other farm products need persons trained In agriculture. So do companies that process farm products Into consumer foods or shelter. "The same forces that force farmers off farms create opportunities for youth In Jobs that are related to agriculture," Dean Matthews explained. "Ukewlse, thousands must be trained In agricultural and biological sciences to fill positions related to restoring and CAT. FROGRAM DTE INDIAN TRIBE Fort Duehexne, UGth Utah Guard training STANDARD - Roosevelt. Utah Thursday, May 18, 1972 2 City will conduct language training at Fort MacArthur, California. The 144th Evacuation Hospital of Salt Lake City will train at Letterman General Hospital In San Francisco, B Battery of the l140th Artillery will conduct target aqulsltlon missions at Fort Irwin, California, and the 117th Engineer Battalion of Leld and Tooele will train with active duty engineers at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. dates listed for 1972 "The person who smiles first his heart-- la usually the last to be lonely." -- from BANKRUPT MERCHANDISE SADDLE & TACK AUCTION! ek Large California Wholesale Distributor Goes Broke! Western and English Over $20,000 worth of hand-mad- e Saddles, Bridles, Blankets, Pads, Bits, Hacamores, Spurs, . . . plus everything imaginable in the Tack line! 5-- 19 areas. "Responding to these demands, agricultural currlculums today Include greater emphasis on modern business and economics and business management. Also, more student Internships In agricultural and agribusiness operations Is Incorporated In today's modernized Ag Col- - WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Friday, May 19 - 7:30 p.m. at the Uinta Sales Barn Roosevelt, Utah - Phone 722-328- 2 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN AND FOR DUCHESNE COUNTY. STATE OF UTAH Utah Job Opportunity Position: Secretary for the Community Action Program Location: Ute Indian Tribe, Fort Duchesne. Utah Opening Date: May 4. 1972 Closing Date: May 19. 1972 QUALOTOATIONS: Take dictation at 100 wpm, type 80 wpm, some knowledge of bookkeeping. For further Information call Engineer Battalion of Sprlngvllle, the 1457th Engineer Battalion headquartered at American Fork and the Officer Candidate School. Joining the Utah Guard will lie COO artillerymen from the Wyoming National Guard. Utah National Guard summer encampDuring the same two weeks, the 396th ments were announced today by Major Aviation Company will train at Dugway General Maurice L. Watts, Utah AdjuProving Grounds along with Headquarters tant Ceneral. XI Corps Artillery and the ll45th ArGeneral Watts said the majority of the tillery with their 175mm guns from nortstates guardsmen will train hern Utah. during three seperate camps this summer Three guard units from other states at Camp W. G. Williams and Dugway and an Army Reserve artillery battalion Proving Grounds. He noted that a record from Ogden are scheduled to train with number of out of state guardsmen and selected Utah guard support units at Dugreservists will train with the Utah troops. 2. The 450 man 175 gun way July Four Utah units will train out of state. battalion from California and the 500 The majority of the troops, some 2800 man 683 Artillery from Ogden, a reserve 155 mm howitzer battalion will guardsmen, will conduct their two-wecamp at Camp W. G. Williams from June fire on the Dugway ranges during those 4 to 18. Included are headquarters, Utah weeks. National Guard, the 128th Public InformaGreen berets from four states and an tion Detachment, 23rd Army Hand and Infantry battalion will conduct training 115th Heavy Equipment Maintenance Comat Camp W. G. Williams and August pany all of Salt Lake City; the C25th the Mantl-Las- al National Forest of Sanpete Military Police Company of Mjrray, D County. Nearly 500 Utah members of Dattery, ll40th Artillery of Logan, the the 19th Special Forces will host other 2222nd Artillery of southern Utah, the green berets from Rhode Island, New York 115th Engineer Battalion of Murray, the and Montana along with the 2161st Infantry Battalion from Washington NaIn all two thousand men tional Guard. lege currlculums, because nearly half will train In August. Four Utah Guard units vcUl traln of these graduates are going into agriout of state this year. The 142nd Mill business," he said. maintaining a quality environment. Maintaining parks, streams, lakes, and other outdoor and recreational areas will take a lot of men and women who have studied agriculture," he said. "And when fewer soldiers are needed In other countries, many more Americans are almost certain to be needed to help developing countries produce, process, and distribute food," he added. Dr. Matthews noted that while a surplus of youth with college degrees in many areas developed the last few years, demand for youth with degrees In agriculture has tended to keep up with the In general, ag supply of graduates. graduates throughout the nation found Jobs last year, and he expects some Improvements In the Job outlook for 1972 graduates. He cited current reports from agribusiness showing hirings up over last year, and starting salaries up three to five percent In most agribusiness over last year. Strongest demand Indicated Is for agribusiness sales, management and technical services and in the food science Summons Civil No. 4678 PATRICIA HOWARD, Plaintiff. wo wolcome vs. GRANVILLE GALEN HOWARD, Defendant. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE3 ext 32, Henry HarFENDANT: or CAP ext 49, Director, den, You are hereby summoned EmRobert Chapoose, Tribal and required to serve upon or ployment Officer. Applications mail to John L Chidester, Atshould be given to the CAP torney for the plaintiff, at 51 Director or Employment OffiWest Center Street, Heber cers at FOrt Duchesne, Utah. City, Utah, an Answer In writDates of publication. May ing to the Complaint and file 11 and IS, 1972. a copy of said Answer with the Clerk of the above entitled Court, within twenty (20) days after service of this Summons upon you. If you ESTATE of LAWRENCE L fall so to do. Judgment by dePACK, Deceased: fault will be taken against you will Creditors present claims for the relief demanded in said with vouchers to the underComplaint, which has been signed at 400 Executive Bldg., filed with the Clerk of said 455 East 4th South. Salt Lake Court This Is an action for City, Utah 84111 on or before divorce. the 27th day of July, A.D., a JOHN L CHIDESTER. 1972. Claims must be preAttorney for Plaintiff. sented In accordance with the 51 Went Center Street Utah provisions of Heber City, Utah 84032 Code Annotated 1953. and Plaintiffs Address: rewith proper verification as Hanna, Utah therein. quired PAULINE P. BECKSTEAD. 27 Dates of publication, April and May 3. 10. 17. 1972. Executrix of the Estate of Lawrence L. Park. Deceased Paul M. Halliday. Attorney 400 Executive Bldg., SALE OF OIL AND GAS Salt Lake City. Utah 84111 MINING LEASES Date of publication. April 27, TRIBAL AND ALLOTTED Mav 4. 11. and IS. 1972. INDIAN LANDS DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS UINTAH AND OURAY AGENCY Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026 May S. 1972 SHOPPERS Fryers To Creditors Cudahy Gold Coin Fully Cooked Whale or Half U.S.D.A. Inspected And 722-228- Notice Boneless Hams Grade A FOOD STAMP UA.D.A. Graded A Whole lb. 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Utah Farm PCA 159 East Lagoon Street - 722-22Roosevelt 59 SEALED BIDS will be received until 1:30 p.m.. Mountain Daylight Saving Time, June 13, 1972, and opened at that time In the Restaurant of the Ute Bottle Hollow Resort. Fort Duchesne, Utah, for leasing of 68 tracts of Tribal land containing 33,516.21 acres, more or less, and 17 tracts of Allotted land containing 1.8S1.-8- 4 acres, more or leas In Townships 2, 3, 4 and 5 South. Ranges 1 East. 3, 4 and 5 West. Uinta Meridian, and Townships 12 and 13 South. Ranges 19. 20 and 21 East. Salt Lake Meridian, Duchesne and Uintah Counties, Uintah and Ouray Reservatto n. Utah, for oil and gas mining purposes Details of the lease opening and how and where to file bids may be Obtained by contacting the Branch of Real Property Management, Uintah A Ouray Agency, Fort Duchesne, Utah. Ex84026, telephone tension 33. 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