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Show UTAH VALLEY NEWS Friday, January 11, 1946 self-invite- d ,tvi.ut o. i i J pn-M-n- , tw-xw'- nr''jvlfldiib n '1, fc Sil'lV' r,u rvhsnJtW vo lami ;n .rrvii.g " tu a : devoted, personal . . every family's problem to tvtry , of pncos suited Effective Sprays and p Farmers Officers fr-.'i- 4 v.-x- fa-.-- ,a-nd- purte. irn ning with Chemicals and other i Means'', Fruit Tree Ferliliia-- 1 lion and Orchard Management", Container and Spray Material UUSl laUllOneu New Sprays and Outlook," DDT is useful against a numSpray Programs," New Tests in Utah Orchards" and Orien- ber of garden insect pests, but tal Fruit Moth Problems in against certain others, such as Utah." the Mexican boas bctal and the -kuash forms of & Merchants DDT havebug, present proved less effective, Rank Elect or only equal to previously used imeoticiUes, Dr. G. F. Knoylton, Ani-iiiiSi oek? i.dders meeting extension entomologist at Utah of the Fanners A M reliant ialr Agricultural College, rer tln-iof fie- at 19 Bank, held in am.. Tuesday, J. mi, ary it. 1949 ports. according to county agent The report w x ; made bv Presi- S. It. Boswell. dent .Uo IT dipiK--t id hnwe,1 In general, DDT dusts and a very muo fur the water sprays have proved best bank. The t pe- -t wed the for garden insect control. Folli-ug- r hank ns rarr 'm' n v rv substan-'.'i- l of a lew vegetable plants amount of Irevn C:ty Water have been injured by these mas Work :i"il In terials DDT-oi- l as such sprays, heir her-'eoiint. ace recommended for fly, bedThe elected the bug and mosquito control should follow i!,' luuiiil of directors, tn never be sprayed on green plants for a of one year: or burning of the foliage can be AUv Ib-Franklin S. Har-ri- expected. TTaylor, J. Elmer may JolinC Beeaiey, V. J become useful preparations in controlling Bird. J 11. raider, Walter S. ertain aphid and other vegellcdquUt. table pests, as prices of auch maAt a meeting of the board of terials such garden Insect director, the following officers control permit I .css expensive use. were ilei-tcdAlex lfedqiilst, will be possible for equipment president. F. S. Harris, vice pres- avrosol application than generident: V. J. Bird, vice president; is required for large-scal- e J. H. (aider. Cashier: Alma ally crop spraying and dusting proDangvrfield, assistant raxhier. grams, Dr. Knowlton pointed You've heard of the air force and The home of Mr. and Mrs. . of ttie paratroops. Williams was the scene of a You've of the army and DRIVE OUT pleasant surprise, when their other groups. children and grandBut think as hard as you ran AND SAVE children met to honor Mrs. WilHave you heard of the amphibliams on her birthday. The We pay anore ious man? rooms wiie made beautiful by Cara used bowls of r.-and white carnaThe amphibious gib ii a real tions. (iaftcidils and chrysantheOrem Motor Co. rugged sort, mums. g.P for the occasion. But unlike the fleet, he has iij t Those were Mr. and Mrs. Dealers la Essential homo port; llerl Skinner an dehildren. Mar-rafine where In.-- is needed, does Transports tioa Merli-iie- , Stephen and Mary what he can, Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Earl oJncs Thu pour orphan sailor, the amand children Judy and Cath-lec- lllingsworih and daughter La liphibious man. NielJean and Mrs. ana Blanche Mr. and Mrs. John park UTAH OREM to motored Salt Lake k City You ami children. Clint, Max, Charyl son, be a battleship sailmight and Saturreturned Thursday 65S-Jand Kathryn; Mrs. V. T. Hiatt, Phone Provo a cruiser or off a or. Mrs. lllingsworth and Mrs. Warren Williams and Miss day. can at In home remained their baby Maurine Williams. rut of bout training M.iyhe fre.-Three bullies were given Salt Lake. second cruise or Earl perhaps and Marvin Walker Kirk names in l meeting last Sunman. a few here with days Thcv were Christine, enjoyed day. their families during the holi- But uribke the fleet, hi: lias no daughnr i.f Mr. and Mrs. Reed home port: are employed at Hacking. K.iren Elaine, daugh- days. They win re he is needed, does floes ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Laird; Helper. wh.i! he can, Mr. Mrs. Clarence and Harris NOW OFFERING mid Blair Marlen, son of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicholes Tl:is pour orphan sailor, the amMrs. M.j i'll 11 S. Bench. phibious man. Mr. and .Mrs. Lyle Wilkinson returned to their homes Monpii k the men at random, two a They In week after visit day PELLETED FEEDS and family have returned to how else could they proMexico and other California, their ohine in Hawthorne, Nev., vide? of interest. after visiting here with their points Wm. Pratt has returned to his A few might etiim.K the duty CWT parents, Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson hut they mostly are shangin the U.S. Army stationed and Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Poulson, duty Sheep haied. in California, after a 45 day furand other relatives and friends. 2.83 Pellets Mrs. his mother lough visiting Mrs. Nonna Hiatt received a Elizabeth Pratt and other rela- You've heard plenty of the navy, telegram last Tuesday from her tives and friends. of the ships both fore and Rabbit husliarid, V. T. Hiatt, announcart. Wm. has Dittimore been ing his arrival from Leyte. He chosen as the new custodian of But we'll lut you a pretty pen3.14 Green nut. . expects to arrive home in a short the ward heard least of ny, you've chapel. time. Mr. Hiatt has served with Buy DDT compounds from reLEGAL NOTICES Ihe landing craft. The Daughters of the Utah liable dealers and read the labels Laying the army for about two and one-ha- Pioneers of Theyve built a few already and met at the home to see that you are purchasing years. Mrs. Hiatt has made Mrs. Jennie Johnson, 20 DELINQUENT NOTICE . . 3.52 plenty they're building Tuesday the desired product, in the right her home with her parents, Mr. afternoon. In water stock the Delinquent An Interesting piomore, and Mrs. W. P. Williams during the extension neer history was given by Jane For theyve got to have the LST, Ensl River Bottom Water Com- cnnceiitratlon, 5.05 Calf Pellets his absence. advised. Is 1945 for advert pany. to win this war. hereby after which Mrs. Clarence Bliss, who has been Thacker, new A on tised sale for development recently January 28, Blanche Nielson gave the lesFor Fine Feeds You'll Like employed in Overton, Nev., son. Religious Denominations They come in with the transport 1949, at 2 p. m. at the home of announced by the U. S- - Department spent the holidays at home with in Utah of the of is the five J. that Agriculture xeerelnry company, in the middle of the night, and Advertising In Trading at Bunkers his family. Pioneer Days". After the meet- Sqil around to the rendezvous. Gohlen Taylor, R.F.D. 2, Box tier ernt DDT dust was as effecMrs- - Victor C. Anderson is at tive as other insecticides against 496. Provo, Utah. a social hour was enjoyed. can't even show a light, the Utah Valley hospital follow- ing Advertising and selling costa the pea weevil, onion thrips and in darkness, and Find their way ing a major operation penorm-e- d up to three dollars have been Colorado potato beetle, as well land upon the shore. Record last Friday morning. Reports dias against flea beetles on potabombs, discharging authorized by the board of Through from the hospital are to the cf-- I rectors. A charge of only $100 toes. This "wonder insecticide" their Achieved go cargo, Thone Irovo 016-R- 3 they right Ry feet that she is doing nicely. per person wdll be made, how-- ; has also worked well against back for more. Mrs. Helen Palmer, of Bland-- ! Royer Family ever, if this assessment la paid certain plant bugs and lcafhop-perD. Knowlton rrported. ing, has been visiting at the January 19, 1946. wave first in the Bringing home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Utaii has chalked up another STOCKHOLD the DELINQUENT end Job, doesnt Palmer, the past week while national record in Future Farm- For the troops upon the beaeli EHS are a follows; Jawaiting the arrival of her hus- er activities. Sclvoy Boyer live without this gob. Edwin W. TJoolh can't band, Glen Palmer, from the and his four sons, Keith, instruc- lie in reinfurcements and Arnold Baum brings South Pacific where he expects tor in F.F.A. at Lincoln high Lloyd Baum they use. everything to be released fro mlhc U. S. school, living at Christeele lunar Boyce is but of full This danger gob Army. Glen served in the Euro- Acres; Lamar, Carl and Jerrol Mr-- -. Jennie II. Clinger news. makes never lie the pean theater until the close of of Springvillc have an been Roy Ferguson the war there when he was awarded the Slate Fanner De- For when the beach is taken nnd T. Earl Foote transferred to the Pacific. Glen gree, and is the only ease known best Morris Gordon from to tell. arrived in Salt Lake Wednesday on record of this kind In the You'llthe radioofstarts marines and sol- Robert Gordon hear in afternoon. County United States. diers and how they went Loo llansen Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gurr The individual records and Emil Jacobsen Guaranteed (rue to name and Free from disease. through hell. and family loft Tuesday after- the spirit of cooperation of these Wells O. Mcrham noon for Reno, Nev., where they four boys and their father are You'll thrill to front page stories Thomas R. Johnson of their heroie job, expect to make their home. outstanding. The father was But you'll never hear a word of M:ltnn C. Jones Stock Complete Line awarded the Honorary State the poor amphibious gob. Elinor Smith n Farmer Degree in 1942 in recog-niiioZella S. Penrod of his many accomplish-meiii- And when this war Is over and Jesse L- Smith as a farmer, a farm leadGrace B. Peay Mrs. Ferry Nielson, Reporter WILDWOOD HOLLOW FARM NURSERY he's back in civil life, er, and a supporter of the organ- How in the hell will he explain Provo City, Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Gillman ization of Future Fanners of tn his kids and to his wife? Eldon Messick Phone 011-IIL II. 1, Box 506 Irovo, Utah announce the approaching mar- America. He has served as Presi- They know he's in the Navy, but Alma Van Wagenen Utah dent of Farm the Ditch County Young Company. hes the subject of a gyp, riage of their son Wendell to Anna Beth Larsen, daughter of Bureau, and in many county and lie's just an orphaned sailor a Published Jan. 10 and 17, 1946. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larsen of slate capacities. gob without a ship. Keith Boyer became agriculSalt Lake. The ceremony will bv a sailor who is across) (Sent lake place Saturday, January tural teacher of Lincoln high RUDOLFH BUJANDA 12. at the Lion House in Salt school soon after returning home Port Hueneme. from service as a captain m the Lake, in the presence of rinse area. is He in Pacific the army relatives and friends. Mexicans For Mr. and Mrs- - Victor C. John- the eldest son, with an outstandacin Future Farmer record ing In 1916 son arc happy over the arrival He was awarded the of a new granddaughter. The tivitiesof Bachelor of Science in A large group of local hortiproud parents are Mr. and Mrs. degree agrirulturc and completed the culturists attended the annual Floyd Johnson. Mrs. Zelpha Louder Harris is requirements for teaching voca- State Horticulture Convention at the USAC. In 1.1 ;.t the Hotel Utah, in Salt tional seriously ill at the Ameriran As a agriculture student in high school, JeJit.Fork hospital. City, Friday and Saturday. 1B00 Mexican Bobbie Wright, son of Mr. and had a very extensive program in supervised farm practice. Mrs. Robert Wright has returnwill be brought to naiiuiii-l39 head of fat steer, ed home from the American Utah to work on farms in 1949, 35 raised acres of eertified bar- accuiiiiiii' to Alvin Carpenter, - h whenunder Fork hospital who went an appendectomy Dec. 27. ley. exhibited wo prime tat xlii'f farm labor upervi-or. Ki.in-ci-vMrs. Janet Humphrey enter- beef animals at the San to the 200 in attendance. spoke stork show, and marketed tained the O. W. Club Friday "Returning veterans are going a earlna'l of fat beef at the Los We hack to agriculture more slowafternoon at her homo in PleasLocal ant Grove. London Rummy was S10W; lie participated ly than was anticipated. in public speaking, was a win-re- r labor and lalmr released from enjoyed. Oreen Walker receivof a Union Paeifie Scholar- war induslri'-are not plentied tiio prize for high score, was awarded the State ful enomili for farm requireProduction! j A delicious chicken dinner ship ments." he ? laird. was served by tnc hostess to Farmer degree. The other three brothers have Mr. Carpenter urged farmers Vida I.ystrup, Ethca Rawlings. Confuse somewhat similar records- - La- who lievire tin help of Mexican Oreen Walker. Dorthy Johnson, as mar. a Staff wa; Sergeant, national-to apply tn the county Blanche Nielson and May Aston. With v. minded in action in England Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kirk atextenriou offices. Mexicans will a and received medihonorable and Pleasat social be paid prevailing wages tended a family ant Grove Saturday evening, cal discharge. He exhibited Bnd will he housed either or. the sold livestock on the Paeifie farms where they work, or in honoring the birthday annivers- roast Covers! and produced eertified one of the nine labor camps In ary of their brother LaVcll grains, and was an for alternate Utah. Boren and the home coming of Other topics discussed at the their nephew Jack Boren who the Carl Gray Union Paeifie 149.95 convention were Fruit Thin- VELOURS recently received an honorable Scholarship. Carl was the third son to bethe from Navy. discharge 179.95 NYVEU3 Mrs. Jennie Johnson enter- come interested In agriculture mothers and as a senior won many prizes tained the Silver-greSPEAR LUMBER 189.93 and his at a quilting bee Thursday after- both with his livestock He received exhibits. the crop time A noon. very enjoyable 159.95 Slate Farmer Degree In 1944. TAPESTRY COMPANY was spent by all present. Jerrol, the youngest and fifth Mrs. Blanche Nielson of Windof the family received PHONE 34 sor and Mrs. Ella Smith of Lind-o- member coveted Degree of State Smartly styled for enduring loveliness! Buy this handsome Paveno-be- d attended a social given by the Is Farmer senior He a this year. Mrs. Lucille Walker at her comfort and modest price. Daveno-l-- d and lounge ('hair for round-the-cloSee Us Mrs. in high school, active in the lochome Sunday afternoon. al chapter of Future Fanners Walker (Stake Magazine Agent) and a is a roomy and Tioauiiful soft by day, that converts into an invitingly producer of purebred entertained all ward magazine sheep and certified wheat and comfortable bed at night. Covers are all rich and beautiful, and must be agenta. As a gift of apprecia- - clover. W-P- Weofe.. THE AMPHIBIOUS MAN tion Mrs. Walker presented 1 gift of a book. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Winder ward was first to get their ltlil percent magazine subseripiion, 87 were needed and 93 were subscribed for. President A. V. Watkins and his counsellors attended Sunday school and fast day services Sunday, to welcome the Windsor ward members to the Sharon s'ske. Mrs. Florence Wilson, Mrs. Janet Humphrey, Mrs. Uana TIMPANOGOS s f rni r. J.-.'- DDT-Aerus- Jan-h-er-.- . and Cattle Pellets Pellets Protein lf Bunker Farms National Silver Sets I s, I Service for Six $11.65 Pedigreed FruitTrees OIL Heaters Coleman $96.25 Propogatcd strains ELECTRIC RANGES ELECTRIC WASHERS the Utah bearing of Nursery WINDSOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS and RADIOS on OUR SHOW FLOOR U -- AT Simmons Lumber and Libor Hardware Co. Big Shipment Brings (Y.ar Trading Center) OREM Phone 04SR2 n Carload Farm li yn4 SAVINGS - -- MTV WIRING FOR RANGES AND Meter Changes o im Rought Entire Factory Dont Wartime Substitute y FRIEZE n, IP Crystal Electric S3 Yean of Electrical Service Walter H. 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