| Show r4-- mr - ‘ $ t 6—THE S i t -- f- y : 0 JOURNAL And Benson Stake Forward Step Sessions Quarterly Noted In HSU 4 HERALD - TUESDAY Society Of Beet JANUARY 38 1980 ioftis iCsehs 'County) Utsa ‘ ' ' ' I Benson Stake at Richmond and VSU stake in Logan will be holding quarterly conference sessions this weekend according to the Firit Presidency Church of Saints Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Elder Marlon G Romney Council of the Twelve and A Lewis Elggren welfare commit-tee- i will represent the General -- Authoritiesat Benson aiake con- Meets In Utah 11 South Carolina Stake at ColumLyman Stake at Rock Springs South Carolina: 'Elder Delbia visitor No Wyoming: the Council of Nampa Stake at Nampa Ida: bert L Stapley of ' Com- the Twelve Welfare Casper H Parker ’ ' Scuth Los Angeles Stake at Los mittee North Seattle Stake at Seattle Angelos California: No visitor Elder Howard W Taylor Stake at Raymond Washington: Another forward atep has been So visitor Hunter of "the Council bf the taken by the Treasury Depart-mentlTwelve Taylorsville Stake st Taylors TlaSs vlrigs' Boods pixy Wist Ogden Stake at Ogden Utah: vllle Utah: Walter Stover gram of Committee fare the Elder George Q Morris - i SALT LAKE CITY — Some 800 scientists and engineers who help bowls of seven' jneet here Feb latest research developments to growing and processing sugar beets from the U S Council of the Twelve- England Mexico Chile CanadaUSUrSlaie“irE6ja ference P: Champ volunteer state chairAriino Ida- No visitor Portncuf Stake' and Germany will attend i Assignment! tor officials to 30 Japan bonds the man of savings proWest Pocatello Stake at Pocathe 11th biennial meeting of the stake conferences this Saturday ho: President "Joseph Fielding in commenting on 'the We- tello Idaho: Elder Markin- - D gram American Society of Sugar Beet evening anr Sunday have been Smith and Mark B Garff Hanks of the First Council of the Treasury's recent announcement lfare Committee announced as follows: an international Technologists SPEAKER FOR Cache HistoriF and series holders of E that J San Diego Stake at San Diego Seventy Auckland Stake at Auckland of government university group cal Prof Society meeting bonds may exchange Woodruff Stake at Evanston savings California: Elder Hugh B Brown New Zealand: No visitor and sugar company research and them for Series H savings bonds Evan B Murray Wyoming: Elder Milton R HuntBakersfield Stake at Bakers- of the Cpunril of the Twelve' experts production to The start receiving object Santa Ross Slake ft Naps er of the First Council of the field California: Elder Mark E Their four-da- y meeting at toe income on their savings current No visitor Seventy Utah' Motor Hotel Peterson of the Council of the California: Lodge - will and- to the process to postpone Twelve and Bishop Thorpe B into delve genetics' agronomy paying jncome taxes on Interest Isaacson of the Presiding Bishentomology and plant pathology earned over the year on these opric-: agricultural engineering appreciation-typ- e savings bonds Beaver Stake at Beaver Utah: and factory operation these savings exchanging “By e Rider Gordon B- Hinckley Asrecord harvest of tAn bonds on which the interest acU S last year sistant to the Council of the the in beets sugar cumulate for series H savings Twelve and Donald Ellsworth points up the significance of rebonds which return' interest Welfare Committee search and production techchecks twice a year the bond Benson Stake at Richmond niques" society president H P owner may defer payment Utah: Elder Margton- G RomH Johnson of Denver said taxes on interest already of the “Some Aspects Organizney of the Council of the Twelve “Sugar beet farmers and proSITTING PROUDLY ATOP the 1960 March of Dimes bull which earned until such tftne as he re- ed Labor Movement in Utah-anand A Lewis Elggren Welfare deems his series H Bond the West" will be toe subject of cessors are in' a teclmotogtcal will be sold this year at the Red Bluff Bull Rale in California is Committee Now In Effect an address to be presented be- revolution that la bringing draDiane Renee Savercool of Redding The bull BB Bardollermere Bountiful StakFst Bountiful Tills exchange offering is be- fore the Cache Valley Historical matic and profound changes in was donated by Mr and Mrs WUUam T Beaton of Napa Calif Utah: No visitor beet the sugar Industry ing made to meet the wishes of Society of Prof Evan B Mur' BYU Stake at Provo Utah: “Yields last year reached a Dianb Renee to 'the daughter of Mr and Mrs- - Loren Savercool numerous holders of Series E F ray Elder S Dilworth Young of the and J savings bonds who have The chapter's regular meeting new high of 188 tons of beets per The Red ‘Bluff Bull Sato ii scheduled February 6 similar First Council of the Seventy' such bonds during their will be held Wednesday 7:30 acre and total production was auctions t Red Bluff have purchased ' the March of Dimes more brought Both tons record also a 1703600 Canyon Rim Stake at Salt Lake active Working lift and who have pra in Cache stake house? acthan $100000 In the past 10 years- City: Elder ElRay L Christiannow retired or for other reasons' cording to Dr Leonard J Ar- are a direct result of new develsen Assistant to the Council of cultural in seeds pracopments desire to receive current income rington president ‘ the Twelve and LeRoy A Wirth-li-n from their savings bonds” Head of the department of tices and machinery" Committee Welfare At the opening general session The exchange privilege Was au- economics at Utah State UniverDuchesne take at Duchesne thorized by Congress last session sity Prof Murray will review Tuesday Wheeler McMillen of ' Utah No visitor and went Into effect January 1 many of the dramatic episodes Philadelphia retired Editor-In-ChiEast Idaho Falls Stake at of the Farm Journal' and Ii the history of organized labor 1960 Idaho Falla Idaho: Bishop Cart one of the nation’s authorities on The State Chairman emphasiz- In Hie west W Buehner of the Presiding The story of the violent con- agriculture will give the keynote ed that unless bondowners have Bishopric and Alfred W Uhrhan a real' need to' convert their hold- flicts in the Wesern Mining In- talk n “Agriculture’s' ExpectaWelfare Committee ings of series E Fnnd J bonds dustry the colorful Joe Hill le- tions for the Future" East Jordan Stake at Sandy BEGINNING TRIAL RUN for a mammoth inventory at Hill Gov George D Clyde of Utah RED BLUFF — Some of the Selection of four groups for to series H bonds they- - should gend in Utah and the bitter HarUtah: Eider Henry D Taylor Base sre Msdellne Baggs end Leo Jsrmon while H B carefully consider the matter tp- - ry Orchard episode to Idaho and will extend greetings for the West's leading authoritiqs on cst-- ' the work was announced by Assistant to the Council of the of the IWW state add Johnson will give his tie will have a pari to Hie 19th fore making tod exchange TbeFvJLhe turbulent-historStsynor looks on Some 488000 items will be inventoried Twelve find that their interest earn- willbe among the topics to be presidential report annual Red Bluff Bull Sale Feb Charles F Stover chairman of may East MlU Creek Stake el Salt the sale committee More than 150 scientific papers 6 ' ings would be slightly less than trested Dr Arrington said Lake City: Elder William J Prof Murray is an' authority will be presented at the technical The sifting committee which before Critchlow Jr Asstant to the As an example the State Chair- on the westehkjabor movement sessions which run through Friwill decide which inlmals are of Twelve of and J the Council man pointed out that series E A native of Caches Valley he has day sufficient high quality for the Leonard Love Welfare CommitA second general session on Bonds issued from May 1 1941 studied at Utah St ate the Unisale will be headed by Bill tee to April 1 1942 ytold more than versity of California and the Thursday will feature a “World Owens Bluff cattleman Red Dale Emery Stake at Castle 3 on their present redemp- UniversIty'of Chicago and'fcqs Sugar Report" by Frank A who yuna about 1200 Hereford Utah Elder Bruce R McCpnkie tion value from now to the end of been a member of the depart- Kemp President of The Great cattle in California and Oregon of the First Council of the Sevtheir first extended maturity per- ment of economics staff since Western Sugar Co of Denver Others include Frank Rue of T Lawrence enty and William Director of Proiod (20 years from issue dale) and 1934 Ip 1957 he was selected to Dr K Hill who also has largo Marysville HILL AIR FORCE BASE — A ferent types of items in the bsse's It Welfare Committee may be more advantageous to give one of the two annual fac- gram Canadian Department of ALBUQUERQUE NM (UPI) Angus holdings near Paskenta at “Ffice-to-fencSalt Stake Lake Ensign and —A inventory' part warehouses will undergo an ac- wait until their bonds mature to ulty honor lecture at USU Agriculture Ottawa Ont youth who es- and Standish and Drs Joe The publio la invited to hear Oswald S Rose Agricultural DeCity: 'Elder LeGrand Richards of i world-wid- e count of Air tual physical count' 'Approximate- make the exchange Also series last week from the Utah Red and King Jarvis caped of the' Council of thf Twelve and Force assets will begin at tha Prof Murray’s lecture and to velopment Officer British Sugar State Industrial School was Bluff veterinarians 1880 base personnel will be E bonds issued after January ly Smith G Tatrlarch Eldred Elder 1950 and through May 1 1959 participate in affaire of the his- Corp held here today after hia Ogden1 Air Materiel Area on Jan involved In the The Judging and grading comPetersborough Northsnts inventory to the Church 30 which have not reached their torical group Dr Arrington said Great Britain and arrest has as Its head Reuben mittee by Albuquerque police “Count" are Monitoring Project Flagstaff Stake at Flagstaff The entire Inventory IncludAt a banquet Thursday evening Sunday night Albaugh University of California 11 Leeuwen technk first maturity date also earn Van George A Theodore a: on Elder Aria Meritorious Service Awards and on their present more than3 Edward Wheeler involved last livestock specialist Harry Paring reports and 'adjustments will cal associate In Ogden’s AMA's Tuttle of the First Council of 3e completed by April 1 1060 new officers will be announced values from now to year Izfni still unsolved traffic ker San Lula Obispo George redemption disupport management the Seventy The inventory will give the Air logistic H crash P to addition President In would and there be maturity thatwpk four lives while Hunt Millville and Barold Thur-he- r 41 rectorate and B Stayner GrantsvlQe Stake at Grants- - Force current and reliable asset some advantage in'holding them H Johnson other officers of the he waa being takgn to the instiBakersfield All are nation-officontrol program vlllcj Utah: Elder Harold B Lee data for current and future budThe tution was' arrested fter police ally known among livestock until such bonds mature sre Venial Jensen society also LSM cer to assigned of the Council of the Twelve and get and buying programs The The exchange may be made Amalgamated Sugar Co Ogden contacted his broth&v Jerry breeders and have Judged at Mr Stayner ssid that the Walter Dangle Welfare Commi- Inventory also will save money Utah vice president and James Wheeler stationed here shKirt-- some of the leading auctions to be Inventor- without regard to the annual limitems ttees V by shifting Air Force property ied run the of $10000 of aerie itation H H Fischer Fort Collins Colo land Air Force Base throughout the country from gauntlet' giant Juarez Stake at Col Juarei from where there In an overArrested with him were Joe N reed consultants will be secretary-treasurThe society ' to nuts and bolts bonds The bonds submitted for aircraft tires FRANKLIN Mr Emma W Mexico: Elder Spencer Chls and Marcia Heppicr supply to those bases needing tha and from instruments to missile exchange must have a current of Gilray who has 25 yearsago and now Cummings ' 4 Chatterton Parkinson 73 died was fonhed Kimball of toe Council of the item In 34 stales and 21 17 who both gave police Salt one of the largest and best herds value of $500 or more members has redemption Excluded are such components Sunday at her home after a heart Lake City addresses Police said of Angus inRieWest T B HawTwelve At Hill AFB tome 489000 dif- - item as foreign nations A scientific bulComplete aircraft med- to be eligible for this privilege attack was held as a parole kins of Hollisfov an extensive Cummings exto Circulars and forma la ical and dental supplies clothapplication ' She was born October- - 30 1888 letin published regularly violator and Heppler aa a breeder of Shorthorn sand Dale ing petroleum airmunltions and instructions may be obtained at In Logan to Wllford and change technical information Utah for Mry and general meetings of the socpolice Carithers of Mission sap Jose other items installed or In use morst commercial banks ‘from Ellen Card Chatterton Last Aug 27 Wheeler was be- nationally known breeder of A number of subordinate Ogden Federal Reserve Banks or BranOn March 15 1905 she married iety are held every two years to the industrial Hereford! 1 AMA activities An advisory council la compos- ing transported Including Air ches or from the Treasury De- Leonard G Parkinson In the Loschool at Ogden Utah in a poLoose pen lots of range bulla? Force Plant Representative Off- partment in Washington of all of ed major lice ear with two officers and representatives gan LDS Temple She was a will be judged by Roy Carmichices personnel- at missile launchmember of the Franklin ward for sugar beet producing and pro- three other youths Both' lawmen ael of Tehama County Cameron tola and in nation ing sites and olher activities areas 55 years where she served In cessing and two of the four youths were Cliff of Burns Oregon and Abner will conduct own their counts ' Canada Two seminary instructors have The Unit institute of religion various capacities Including that killed when according to wit- MceKnzie of Tehama' County The reports 'will be sent to the of president of the Primary and received hew assignments In the east of the Rocky Mountains will nesses “the car seemed to veer Judging will start at 10 am g LDS Church education- open at Cornell University Itha- Ogden AMA where they will bo SALT LAKE CITY (UPI1 literary teacher in the Relief Soc- ten an of Salt Like City sharply and suddenly as if some-on- e Wedneiday Feb 3 'It will be checked and Included In toe final system according to Elder ca N- Y with the start of the She was active in the Ellen C Rexburg Idaho Dr grabbed the wheel" into the followed that evening at 7 o’clock al if port AMA assets An architectural firm reported iety William E Berrett vice admin- winter ' term In FebruaryS acNaval Hospital path of an oncoming car Wright Camp of Daughters of L Spencer U by a dinner at the fairgrounds Taking inventory Is nothing Monday construction of a com17 grandistrator of the Unified Church cording to Elder Berrett — i where the members of the four new for the Air Force" said Mr bined Salt Lake City Publle Safe- Utah Pioneers where she served Oakland California Schools system Lelsnl Gentry former princiThe average American spent committees will meet with conBut counting all Items ty and Salt Lake County Jail as chaplain and parliamentarian children a lister Mrs Jesse L Elder Leland Gentry will go to pal of the Tooele Seminary will Stayner She was the first telephone oper- (Grace) Pscksrd Sslt Lske City $27 a year on medical services in signors and commercial cattle-e- n at one time is Previously In- building would result in savings New York and Elder TreVor L be the part-tim- e ator for the original Preston teleof $757000 director of the ventories have been Funeral service will be held 1920 aa compared with $124 to discuss production and fin‘ on taken a Christensen is asigned to Hawaii new institute Elder Berrett said The report was prepared for phone olfice Wednesday at 1 p m in the s ancing of beef eattle Now basis phased TreVor is former principal of Elder Gentry is at Cornell doing due to Survivors sre her husband Franklin ward chapel Friends electronic data process- the city commission by Harold South Cache LDS Seminary in work on his Ph D degree He K Beecher A Associates Salt three sons and three daughters may call st the Webb Mortuary ing equipment and fast accurate also will teach anearly morning communications the Air Force Lake City Paul C- Corvallis Oregon Mrs Preston Tuesday from 7 to 9 p Hyrum The firm' said the combined Max D (Ruth) Ferguson Mrs m and Wedneiday until time of seminary class at the Ithaca can do the job In one sweep ' Branch chapel according to the In the Air Force- facility would cost an estimated Ewart A (Grace) Swinyard services Burial will be in Frankannouncement O'sWOOO Mrs H (Virginia) Bul-- lin cemetery Thurlow To wide count Gen Thomas D Institute claskes will be held White Air Force chief of staff in the Auabclj Hull on said: “Because Air Force weaOn -- the university Taylor campus Elder pons are becoming so complex Berrett said The hall Is the and so cosily to support we must trilerfalth center of the school Insure that we obtain frill and New coordinator of seminaries effective utilization of all our ' “A good soil Hawaii will be TreVor L available assets” feryiity program that on normallrrigation com- produce 3 tons per acre" he said of the most valuable mercial fertilizer or WASHINGTON— Senator Frank Christensen man-sizIs gram e a e With corn the addition of up to “Count" Project plant 'food Elder Christensen coordinator Job for the Air Force There aro keys on the “Key ring" to unlock 600 pounds of available nitrogen will conduct E Most in other farms are not of the Sevier Valley Seminaries than lVb million different the door to higher yields and applied per acre still' reaped benefits a publle hearing in Salt Lake during the past four years wUl moire kinds of Air Force items Invol- greater profits” It was stated by leached from the soil but in or- and beans are heavy user of City Feb 2 on a new Senate biU succeed Frank W McGhie who ved are about 310 bases - two thejanel of specialists in fertili- der 'to be used effectively the nitrogen Here again some of our to amend toe law governing the will return to Utah for further Air Materiel Forces three cen- zer use as given ini a aeries of land must be kept at optimum farmers are producing 13 tons Elder Berrett said ters nine Air Materiel Areas meetings held throughout the moisture conditions" of corn per acre while pur averacquisition of federal lands for assignment Elder and Mrs Proper Crop rotation returns age is only 55 torn Christensen and four depots throughout the county " state park purposes and their daughter Deanna will world The farmer has many keys at organic matter to the soil imThree excellent films produced Testimony will be taken for leave for Honolulu to May Their All4 Force Items to be counted his disposal with which he can proves tilth and reduces danger by Geneva Steel In cooperation subcommittee Lands Public arid the Insect pests ion Dougin- la serving in the are located In nearly 100 million open doors to more successful form disease with were college of the Senate Committee on In-- - Central American Mission Fall plowing puts soil in shape shown agricultural ' the fcfct of storage apace — farming Besides adequate ferresults of square depicting terior and Insular Affairs SenaIn addition to Ids seminary an area equal to that covered by tilization ha must also follow for a firm moist seed bed which fertilizer on sugar beets con tor Moss is a member uf the work Elder Christensen Is n IN) Rockefeller centers in New good and meadow lands 'fall plowing can be planted early committee and the subcommit- member of the Sevier Stake High York City or 1700 football play- good clean aeed of Early irrigation la necessary if varier proper tee Council He operates a Richfield ing fields : ties early planting' weed control rains are not timely to assure " 7" He said: “Last session we motel and I a director of the Warehouses' at Hill AFB con- and 4imely and adequate irriga- proper germination and to pro’ vide mosture for continuous passed a bill that increased the Richfield Chamber of Commerce tain more than 3307000 square tion EXPERT number of acres of federal lands He has served as president of feet of storage One ware“Fertilizer without adequate ir- growth This is essential with apace tost may be transferred to the the Richfield Motel Association house at Ilill covers almost 10 beets and other small seeds “We more no successful la rigation states for slate parks from 640 and as a director of the aisle football fields than irrigation without proper need all the graving season we to 12800 acres per year This motel asKiatiQn In can get in this valley' with these Nielsen Rex fertilization The 889th Qm Company (Petri new quoth will be to effect for ’Ho received his master's deFirst copper sheet rolling mill charge of fertilizer experiments principals adhered to there is Depot) commented its multiple ' no reason only three years however after gree in visual education tt Utah in America was established at st - USU stated we 25 esnnot and have been “It has Craftsman aid Dunlap Mawtre Only which it drops to ’8400 acres per Slate Unlvcrgjty in 1954 Boston-bPaul Revere in 1801 learned through our experiments J30 ton sugar beet crops with acre- drill Sunday with religious ser7 m at a vices conducted 20 year by ton in or above the age yields HAND MOWER “Utah's first experience with FREE Chaplain Capt Rose E Smith’ dfjimsto 5 category" new law: Stunts that it takes His sermon was on the' Sugar Company stated ington the Department of the Interior “Our average yield was 179 ton “Hpman Bondage" Songs were If Pick-u- p and some Ume to braces and conthis year Jor the highest in our led by Cpl Fletcher Prayers sider the slate appUcstlons and history yet counties to the north were given by Cpl Derr and Pfe Delivery that it is necessary to more and south of us produce to con- Kimball The subjects of instruction giv20-2clearly define the' method of desistent each of yields year en during the day were- - as termining quotas ' tons per acreage" "This bill Jointly sponsored Recommended fertilizer use in follows:- Code of Conduct-Guarby Senator Bennett and myself this county should be based upon Duty Concealment and Camouprovides tost the quota for any ' Dr Orvid Cutler- - retiring II B Huusaker chairman of ber of boys enrolled to' tha a soils test for phosphate and flage Defense against Aircrafts ‘ Extra Low' year shall be determined by the president of toe Cache Valley the ' Council nominating com120 pounds of available nitrogen and Armor and Individual Day of rank adnumber program date of the state'i application Off-SeasBoy Scout Connell will make mittee and past president of vancements and merit badges added per acre along with green and Night Training ’Instructors not by too date processing is his report to Scouters and wives the Cache Scout Lt earned unit leaders who' are manure crops and barnyard were: WO McFarland organization completed or actual transfer st tlie annual recognition The 40th annual meeting will Prices trained camping activity of manure are necessary for high Comer Lt Reeder Sp5 Willycrd made be highlighted by a number of and SFQ Florez meeting Thursday 6:45 pm Srouts yield and iupcractivitieinf “Cotigress is working toward in the Utah State University presentations A noun-tim- e meal was preparLaRue Jardlne of California You’ll enjoy the faatest most efficient service right now durtoe Including Explorers a nearly adjournment and if union building ' and served by the 889th Food new of ed a and of course the cost is much below 'stated Council of that Scout"All members company the Packing ejection ing out off season this bill is to be passed this sesDr Cutler has served as the spring season' of Silver to this with peas nitrogen on a good ro- Service' The menu included: what are president awarding invited during you’ll pay family ing sion' wo will have to keep it Council president (or two years Beavers and of nine outstandevent to enjoy a colorful and tation doesn't do any good Any hamburger on potatoes tossed ' moving I am very pleased to and the Council haa made-- a ing leadership awards entertaining program after a added phosphate however is mon- green salad milk bread and have the opportunity to hold the1 great deal of progress under Dr Cutler’s report will indi“Our average butter ice cream and cookies wonderful buffet supper in the ey in tlie bank public hearing toil soon I will hia direction cate toe results of volunteer union building cafeteria" of-- yield is 142 torn per acre yet The next drill wiU be held ' press far early favorable' action tOIIIIOt MW COk The man to succeed him will leadership efforts during the ficiala stated Ticket! are svaiL many fanners feel they are not Tuesday February 2 The unitoe Interior committee" by jM pretented for approval by ends not if able now for the event meet yesr 1959 as reflected to num do la C form clan making they fill the sugar countries will 5 to discuss 2-- n r-- rrr - 1 - r Prof Murray To Address sJ sucre-chemist- - ry all-tim- Historical Unit y 4-- -- - ef Air-For- Jtah Escapee Nabbed In NM e” ni t 1- bo-in- g Rites Wednesday For Wellknown “HI-Vsl- Franklin Woman V - er run-awa- y Former Teacher At Hyrum Building Plans far-flun- - : class-by-clas- key-noti- Conduct Moss Utah Hearing State Parks Issue y Discussions ' la-on- ID-Uta- - crop-rotatio- Reserve Company LAWN SHARPENING Has Regular Multiple Drill SHARPENING - Cov-gamat-ed " 3) To Hear 4 PLUS - on irr - m V- - r V : A If |
