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Show April 1972 Utah Farm Bureau News Page Theurer Elected Cache Chief Cache County Farm Bureau held their annual winter banquet in the Skyline High School March 2, 1972. Speaking at the school held meeting was Dr. Doyle Matthews, Dean of College of Agriculture, USU. Dr. Matthews described the early farm programs and related Nedra Jackson, Loretta Smith and Judy Garwin entertain. Millard Members Hear Johnson. During Leonard Johnson keynoted the gathering by discussing matters that are particularly pertinent to stockmen. He outlined the cost of range operations in connection with public lands. LaMar Monroe, state Legislator was Master of Ceremonies and conducted an interesting evening. Nedra Jackson, Lorretta Smith and Judy Garwin sang several entertaining numbers. The attendance was less than expected but the meal was well prepared and at tenders were well rewarded for being present. Arlond Hawkins, member of the Utah Farm Bureau Board of Directors attended as did Brent Hunter and his wife Farol representing the YF and R state committee. Mrs. Hawkins also attended with her husband. the day business meetings were held and T. Ray Theurer was elected president replacing A. Alton Hoffman. Evan Olsen was elected vice president and Steven Bodily will continue as secretary. A large crowd filled the school cafeteria and enjoyed a tasty meal prepared by the Cache Farm Bureau Women. Ann Matthews was elected to succeed Elda Hillyard as Chairman of Cache County Farm Bureau Women. Marjori An- The Meadow LDS Ward Cultural Hall was the site of the Millard Annual Banquet held March 9. Mr, former how they advanced the National Interest and not the farm and in the process the farm image suffered. The interest now is to develop the rural area of the country in the attitude of helping agriculture. He suggested an active interest on part of the rural farm people will be required or the results will be essentially the same as before, at the expense of helping agriculture. A. Alton Hoffman, retiring Cache President (L) congratulates T. Ray Theurer, Steven Bodily ( L) and Evan Olsen, watch. I'M PROUD TO BE A FARMER and a FARM BUREAU MEMBER Wellsville, and Ruth Hansen, Amalga will also serve on the womens committee. derson, LaMar Monroe MC's Meet. there are .lots of Rep. John E. Smith speaks to farm group. Tooele County Holds Annual Confab Representative John E. Smith addressing the Tooele County Farm Bureau in Grantsville said about problems in government, The farther you are away from the problem, the more sure you are of the answer. Mr. Smith called for the restoration of the principle of work. Along this line of thought he sounded a note of warning that more participation in our unique form of government is required if it is to be preserved. Attending members were interested in his observation that the time will come when the basic needs of life will be more important and the role of the farmer will be more appreciated. Dennis Brown presented a talent number along with guitar and fiddle music by Pat Cook and Rush Key. Everyone enjoyed the evening and the particularly well prepared meal. oo reasons in.life to invest insurance and your FB man knows most of them. There it is. The new house that Bob and Lucy have dreamed of all their lives. And with a mortgage as bright and shiny as the paint I But Bob's not worried. He took the good advice of his experienced FB'man, and selected an FB Mortgage Protection Plan tailored to Tneet his specific needs. This term policy, low in cost, automatically decreases with the amount of the mortgage. So, in the event that anything should happen to Bob before the house is paid for, the mortgage would be fully paid-oby FB...and Lucy would hold a What about you ? Maybe you've got a special reason for investing in FB life insurance. Or maybe you just want to insure the futures of your loved ones. In either case, why not call your FB man today. He has the experience and know-hoto. help meet all your individual needs. ff w We Suggest You Call wwUllTry JVAlltllfll Life 629 East 4th South Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 0 Phone 521-369- 7 |
