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Show 4 . THE SUMMIT COUUTY BEE Over th County 1933. e die pmt HIn m wide' die Act ef Monk 3. 1179. hkliiM fwfi TkmAf. County Extension Agent J. Reed Moore represented the Summit County Water Users leiet m Appiketiea. Mwipliiii 13.00 A ymt in i4mmi AAwtiiiag AdvtHninf repreMnlotim: Weeliy Wnnytyn Represent, Vnrh, Delreit, Chi liven N cage. Utah Stale Pm AiMciaticn, Sell lake City. Utah. N. C. McCanaughy, Iditer end Pvblither. leaiie 0. McCeeaeghy, Aueciare Iditar, Wilfred 9, laagferd. fadwiiw Manager. at an BEES WAXING By Mary Bee Irrigation Operators Workshop at Logan December 4, 5, and 6th. Topics under discussion were 'Water Measurement and Control. 'Installation, Use and Maintainance of Measuring Devices, Water Management, ce Canal Equipment and 'Weed Control on Ditch Banks 'Irrigation Application Effesiency and 'Irrigation Methods. Three general topics also covered were Weather Modification, State Water Planning and Water Research. Each attendant was assigned to a discussion group which rotated, covering each of the topics. Mr. Moore will report to the annual meeting of the Main-talnen- Bob had the mumps this week, He looked like a gopher with his cheeks full of alfalfa and didnt feel sick at alL But he still had to be kept quiet. It gays here In the paper where Uds are being arrested for illegal possession of tobacco. Tills Is good. Smoking Is an expensive mistake, damaging to health. The younger one begins, tbs more expensive and more damaging It be comas. That's where a good barn comas In handy. Quickest way I know to cure a kid of wanting to learn to smoke Is tor him to sneak put behind the barn and light up a chunk of buggy whip. Haven't heard of a kid getting sick smoking buggy whip tor years, llaybe Its because there aren't any buggy whips outside the .antique shops; or maybe its because there arent any barns to sneak behind. Somehow the term 'behind the barn carries a correlation of Juvenile delicious daringly evil' not associated with 'be- hind the garage. Another nice thing behind the barn was tbs manure pile. On snowy days It was perfect as a ski hllL A pair of barrel staves tied to overshoes and a tall manure pile covered with snow . V. ah, this was Para- disfe'Algo, it'was' thread of toy ski experience. , ' Biggest thing since the glass for autos (which would never sell) and the pocket In the shirt (which was as slssi-fie- d as the wrist watch) Is the body or Suddenly they're taking the West by storm and if you havent at least two at your house you re new skl-d- oo er. Just not in. Tell you what Pm gonna do. Soon they Invent one with a little glass cage, all heated, to sit In, maybe Til go for one. Still, it would Just mean My Lady Fair Louisa would take it out back and run It Into the canal and break her leg. Maybe we'll wait until they Invent one with built-i- n u , . ear-muf- fs. What do you think of the basketball sltuatlon?Craxy, hah? (Pm not gonna get since I Insisted Grantsville had the best high school football team I had seen tor years and would win the State with one leg broken.) Wasatch and Grantsville are up In front -- and yet Morgan beat Chum A Lehl by about 20 points and than Lehl beat Grantsville. North Summit suddenly dropped out of the Top Ten tor no reason. Morgan suddenly Jumped from nowhere to No. Six. Monday 1 happened Into the South Summit gym at Kamas and was almost stunned by the SIZE of those kids. Just you wait! And here's another prediction: Park City is going to be very, very tough. Another bet: The three local division teams which get left at home, come tournament time, could beat most of the other teams which come to the tourney. MLF isnt speaking. To me, that is. Its something about our lack of conversational togetherness. She thinks 1 dont pay attention to what she says. (She has pronoun trouble. Real bad. You can pay attention all day and still wonder If there'll be a sunset in the cemetery.) Take like this current explosion. She says: While the four of us were having coffee she said she had a new dress and she said she didn't think she looked good in black and that made her a little mad. Now wait. Who has a new dress? 1 Just told you. Whos she? The one with the new dress. Pay attention. Now lets start over. Who had coffee? B was Kay and Mabel and Joe is and me. Fine. So which one has a new dress? She has. Kay. As I said. Who doesn't like her In ;;i black?" 1 told you. Mabel. And who got mad?" Josle. Oh, why do 1 waste my time? But why would Josle get sore because Mable doesnt think Kay looks good in Mack? Any why couldn't you tell me that the first time around? Because they're cousins and they fight a lot and besides she ha a new blue dress, anyhow, too. So she Just slugged her with her coffee cup. Who slugged who? Maude slugged Bessie. They She has. were in the next booth. "Is that when the fuzz showed up with sirens screaming? 'Its no use. 1 cant ever tell you anything interesting because youre not listening. Now dont bother to speak to me. Today. Or yesterday either. See what I mean? How is it at your house?-M- ac. COALVILLE COMMENT Hazel Williams will be visiting In Costa Mesa, Calif, with her son Donald Hout and family for the next few months. Rosalind Warner is visiting for a few weeks with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Reed Warner. Elaine Staples returned to this week after a bout with the flu. She had returned once, thinking she was fully recovered but had to return home tor a few more days rest. BYU Mm mc omum ca. cmcnmii. mini Impossible! He getsupat7;30 every morning and goes through the entire day at top speed. He runs, hops, Jumps,- - slips, slides, falls down, stands on his head, wriggles, squirms ...but is never quiet. His favorite pastime is to throw things into the air and catch them if they happen to come down close enough . . . things like balls, shirts, shoes, stuffed animals and his little sister. But for a week he had to be kept quiet! So we drew pictures. First he wanted a herd of cows to play with. Naturally a herd of cows needs cowboys and cowboys need horses. So 1 drew cows, horses and cowboys for him to color and cut out. Now as an artist 1 make a better 6cullery maid so it was pretty hard to tell the cows from the horses. So we put horns on the cows and saddles on the horses. A cowboy always wears a cowboy hat and has only two legs. Then the cowboys got tired of herding the cows (with horns) and riding the horses (with saddles) so I had to draw a bunch of Indians so they could have a war. Indians always have a feather in their head so you can tell them from the cowboys. The Indians needed horses (without saddles) and everybody needed rifles. Oh Boy! THEN the Indians and Cowboys got tired of shooting each other so they decided to go deer hunting. Oh Brotherl pile of deer. I drew a whole have his head too ('You little! 'Mamma, deers dont have five legs! "Whats that on his head? 'He sure has funny looking legs.) Well I tried anyway. Alter the Cowboys and Indians shot a deer they would haul it back to camp to butcher it. The head was cut off for a trophy and the rest cut into little round 'deer steaks. The legs were thrown on the floor for the vacuum to consume with all the other scraps. The week's over. Now we have 90 cows (some with 'milkers and .some without, all with horns) 10 horses (some with saddles and some without) a couple of dozen each of Cowboys (with hats) and Indians (with feathers) and about 20 deer heads. (The Cowboys and Indians ate the steaks.) Monday Bob went back to school. Im hoping the other two will get-thmumps at the same time so they can entertain each other! (Ha?) Everybodys kids are getting the mumps, how did you keep yours entertained? If you have any suggestions I would be more than happy to pass them along. e Summit Dr. Orville Stark visited the Park City and North Summit Schools last week meeting with the principals, superintendents, student body president andPTA presidents of each school on the subject of litter control. Students and school organizations are being asked to organize a Litter Control campaign to interest the youth of the1 counties to work towards keeping school, towns, communities and homes clean and litter free. The youth are asked to organize to alert citizens to this alarming situation and to entail their help through posters, , movies, slides and other media to eliminate it. While here Dr. Stark also visited Henefer to check the Beautification Scrapbook which is getting its final finishing touches before entry In the National Beautification Competitions. so easyto take f Sunny Brook scientists and suc- cessful range stockmen are getting their livestock through the winter with fewer losses from poisonous plants and starvation. The key to their success Is nutritional values of certain winter range plants and grazing to keep quality and intake high. A more nearly balanced ration is maintained for the animals through moderate grazi ng on range sites which furnish f eed rich in nutrients needed for animal health and productivity. This is accomplished with the minimum of expense for supplemental feed. In the past, sheep and cattle losses have been excessive where range sites, with only one kind of plant, were grazed too heavily. The amount of desirable nutrients tor the grazing' animal decreases with the heavier grazing use. Sheep and cattle are more apt to graze poisonous plants if they are hungry and quality id range plants Is low. A mixture of grass and palatable shrubs are needed by the grazing animal. The energy from carbohydrates in the grass and the protein, carotene, and minerals of the range shrubs furnish agood quality ratio. Phosphorus is the nutrient most likely to be in short supply. If it is lacking, phosphorus supplements can be fed to animals with their salt at little extra cost. Even that Is not likely to be needed where. 14, 1967 the grazing program provides for rotation of the animau to fresh range at the right time. National Fire Prevention 2. Particularly for AJL196L Claims must be preseated la aeeorduee with the Provisions et Utah Cod Aonotated, 1951, and with proper vtrlfl-catfo- ns u required died Aug. 14, 1955. Worked as executive secretary, 2705 Air Munitions Wing, Hill AFB. Forof the Morgan mer County News, Summit Bee. Member LDS Church. co-ow- Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Alfred (Shirley) Phillips, 1 grandchild; mother, Kaysville; brother, sisters, Jay R. Bountiful; Mrs. L Samuel (Janice) Parrish, Centerville; ,Mrs. Melvin (Meyrle) Metcalf, Beaverton, Ore.; Mrs. LaMar (Lona) Parrish, Kaysville. Burial Farmington City Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCon-augh- y, Mrs. Daisy Crouch and Miss Faye Williams attended funeral services Saturday held In Bountiful at the Union Bountiful; Kamas Theatre Phone 783-446- Kaaaa 9 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY December 1516 YnlBryaner Return of the Seven FRIDAY AND MONDAY December 22-2- 5 How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying Rlbert Mono Rady Valles Michele Lee FRIDAY, SATURDAY ft MONDAY Dec. h James Bead YOU ONLY LIVE Seas Connery TWICE WOK sad SY- RANDALL Creditors will proaari with vouchers to the riffed at 75 L- , Yoeeg University Provo, Utah, on or brine the 20th day ri February AJL 1961 DOM Atomy W.ASHWORTR of Mary Enuna Randan WO and Sylvester Wilde, Deceased. Pibliahad in The County Bee, November 23, 20 and December 7, 14, 1967. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of HAROLD G. GOES, aka HAROLD ONES, Da- - Creditors winpneeric to the sipsd at 410 Novhouss tag, Salt Lake CMy, Utah, oa or before the 23rd day of February, A. D. 1961 Chtma Bust be presented ta with vneehm secorduce of , with the 1951, aad tkia as required thereli. AUGUSTA JOSEPHINE COTT, Atafaririrririx of the ' OLSEN i Utah Code j with peeper i 75-9- -5, CHEVROLET CO. icfHanldG.Gbaa,afea 1 of Morgan, Utah Glees, Deceased. T.Uita, Attorney, Pebllsked In TheSuaalt : County bn, Novuaber 23,30 7 and 14.1967. Has been appointed Exclusive Dealer for Makes Recovery , HOYTSVILLE-M- rs. E. E. Brown is home from the hospital and able to receive visitors now. She is Slowly recovering from the effects of a stroke she suffered after undergoing serious surgery. Our best wishes to Mrs. Brown for a speedy recovery. StfSk . SNOWMOBILES For All of Summit County CORRECTION The name of Flora Bishop, Twin Falls, Idaho was omitted from the list of survivors of Macil Robinson Bailey in last weeks paper. Very aoon representatives for this popular snowmobile will be named in Henefer . . , Coalville . . . Kamas and Park City. ... 68 Buick Skylark $2664! Now were talking your language. We also gave Skylark new wheelbase. We shortened It by three Inches. It parks easier. And you'll think you're driving a sports car. Wa gava Skylark a brand new look. And wo gave her a price tag you can afford. $2664: Is that talking your language? The engine runs on regular gas. Now you can toko It aasy on the family budget and travel in style. Wouldnt you rwally rather havo a Buick? LEASE IN PARK CITY li Goins Into the Best Part of the Season Good lecatioa with 3 well established. Vary good fadUtlai with excellent credit card backing. Paid training and fled applicant amfotance it AMERICAN OIL 3 3 far 1 NOTICE TO CREIXTCRS of MARY wins ng farmers an finding it very difficult to compete with the cost price squeeze of their equipment, materials, and machinery In comparison with file price they receive from products. Many of these costc an fixed and cant be changed. However, the efficiency and management Is one thing we can do something about. The Important item hen is the facts we have at hand. In our production it is very important that we keep an accurate record of all our costs. This can include many Items that a lot of times we take for granted such as the taxes we pay on our land, water assessments, interest on our Investment, depreciation costs and many others. It Is also important to have an accurate ncord of your trial Income. What I am trying to tell you Is that formers need to have a good record keeping system which can be of benefit in many ways. For more Information along this line please contact cur office. T, Virginia Udy Epperson, 57, of Kaysville, died of a heart ailment Dec. 6 at her home. Born March 15, 1910, Elba, Idaho to James Raleigh and Lona Sanders Udy. Married Albert W. Epperson, Farmington. He ymiimwoiioieiiei Estate Anyone selling female beef or dairy animals should use Many WHER-RIT- Date of drat piBUeatloa 24th NOvembar, AJX 1967. GloaS. Hatch Attorney for Administratrix 616 Judge Building, SattLaka City, Utah. Published la The nuamit County Boo November 23 ant 30, Dacombar 7 ud 14, 1967. that closed bedroom doors will hold back flame and smoke, allow extra time for escape. 3. For upper floor escapes, use any available porch and garage roofs, ladders, or trees as ways down to safety. Be sure exit windows work easily and especially that they an low and large enough to drop through. 4. Pick an outside assembly print when the family will meet, and be sun everyone understands the rule once outstay out. 5. Know how to call your fin department, and do this as quickly as the house Is clear of people. 6. Always remember that If s people, not possessions, which are of prime concern. Concentrate on getting everybody out of the house quickly; dont waste precious time trying to i valuables. specter at the stock yards. If enough of your cattle an blood tested in this manner It will not be necessary to come onto your form and blood test your herds. This program can save you a lot of effort in handling live stock if handled properly. therein. LUNDBERG Adalelrirttrlx of the et Charlee F. Wherritt, fires, remember back-taggi- 75-9--5 HELMA nighttime program. If you need information pertaining to Oils, contact the Brand In- - F. WHERRfTT, Deceased. Creditors will presari claims with vouehera tothemder-ripe- d at 616 Judge Bulldlag, Salt Like City, Utah on or before the 24thdayofFebnaiy, Assoc, states that more than 6,000 lives are lost each year by fire in the homes. They suggest some excellent family preparedness rules that may save you or any one of your family should this disaster strike you. L Figure out at least two routes to the outside from every room in the house, especially bedrooms. Allow for blocking of stairways or hall by fire. STATION FOR J NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of CHARLES What would you do if fire struck your home tonight? The the Range light-hearte-d newwhiskey-- Users later this winter. Bill Toole was' down Sunday visiting with Mrs. Roberta Toole. Visiting with him were Mr. and Mrs. Rod Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilde. uws huui n prw. w urn uinui inun. Wafer County Thursday, December Virginia Epperson Funeral Saturday nrararvx Coalville, Utah Agent's Desk tmmd m mmMh mWh, ftutn M, COALVILLE, UTAH 14017 THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE quaH- - CO- The 68 Bukks with the new GM safety features are at yeur Buick dealer's. Moore Motor Co. Main St Coalville, Utah Taylor & Taylor Motor 70 North Main Kamas, Utah |