Show mm ft: I NVr id J ) Ift A Blurt ' Sunday army of at the disease which took more aomo 600 volunteer workers than 900000 American lives last will march through C a c h year - M percent of t toCounty resmential areas today tal number of deaths in this giving citizens a penonal op- country" Mrs Hyden explainportunity to fight the nation's ed "By the size of your gift number one health enemy — you help determine the amount heart and blood vessel diseas- of research that can be carried on to seek new knowledge and drive will es The county-wid- e the extent to which the benecontinue for the next three fits of heart research can be days passed on to your physician to According to Jackie Hyden serve you your family and 1962 Heart Fund chairman your neighbors" she added A list of local stake and ward workers will not only accent contributions "but they will workers as released by Mrs serve as educational ambassa Hyden follows:- Cache Stake— Frances Jones dors distributing pamphlets facts chairman Virginia Petty 16th containing heart-savin- g "The Heart Fund volunteer Ward Nelda Anderson 3rd win present a Heart Sunday Ward Gladys Sorensen l7th envelope in which the resident Ward Barbara Stephens 15th can seal a gift to strike a blow Ward ( Delia ' Nyman j9th Larene Gun-- ! Ward Mrs J Carl Wood 4th East Cache Ward Margene Llljenqulst nelL chairman Edith South- brick Hyde Park Annette An n Logan Stake —'Gende Han derson North Logan Mrs Benson Carina sen chairman Mrs'Pat Benn Paisley sen son 1st Ward Betty Hansen wans Mr and Mrs 2nd Ward Helen Cannon 6th George Jagg 10th Mrs Glad Ward Bin C L Whatcott Harris Utb Mr and Mrs 14th Mrs Carol Brown 12th: Fritz Waechtler 19th Mr and Mrs Belvin Zollinger College Mrs Joel Blacnoff 20th Ward Mrs Dorothy Lloyd Smithfleld Stake Arlle Young Mrs Ross Bartlett Coleman 1st Donna Richard Mendon Mrs Charles Buist son 2nd Anna Braukh 3rd 14th Afton Smith and LaRayne Snaw ML Logan Stake Edith grove 4th- Devona Hindus Theurer chairman Barbara backer Atnalga Eunice Cool-t- y Providence 2nd Newton Annette Jardlna Campbell Mrs John Valentine River Clarkston Marion McFarland Heights Hyrum City — Helen Brown River Heights 2nd Edith An- chairman Mrs J W DeGraff derson 7th Mri' Keith Rein- 1st: Betty Carter 2nd Mar-kDowns 3rd er 8th Mrs Harvey L Garrett 13th Mrs Dorothy Sor- Nibley — Ranee Olson chairensen 11th: man LuDean Anderson May ' ' I La-Ro- - '(' - - m 4— THE HLRAJD JOURNAL If 6CeelaB'6J6§i fhTPm vi geryn ola Nelson Phebi Maurer and Carrie Cheney V:" WeusvuTe — chairman Maugban Margaret ' Mrt Merlin Tarns Mrs Barbara Woodward Mrs DM Stoddard Mrs Im Maugban and Mrs Ruth Bankbead 1st Ward Mrs Jay Manghan Mrs Louis Kerr Mrs ABen Mttton 2nd Mendon — Mrs Ross Bart lett chairman Berie Barrett LIU Richards Carolyn Baker Jerry Maurer Mila Roundy d Rae Ldshmaa and Georgia a Ed-hm- - Benson Stake — Ann Ericfc-so- n Richmond Carol Funk Richmond South Alta Mae Es kelsen Cove Sadie Sorensoa Mrs Glen Griffin Cornish Trent&n ' 'jr(ffSSr?P Chamber Lists Two Vital Units mm i f till Action-Legislati- : 8 Aggies Enter Dickerson First Security - LeGrand ' Bank Johnson Johnson Ready Mix Larry S Cole USU Electrical Engineering Depti 'W W Lundberg Logan businessman Charles P Olson attorney Louis Hick 5- i Complete organization of two Cache Chamber of Commerce committees has been announced with Russell Berchert heading the New Industries Committee and Lyle E Holmgren named Committee chairman of the Congressional Committee members as listed by Chamber President Gold ' V en Butters follows: New Industries Committee— W Jay Garrett board mem ber Dr Merrill C Daines physician Henry R Burren Walker Bank Russell Hansen First National Bank Wesley R M Northwest VENEZUELA'S VAST Amazon Basin is the Forensic Meet The movie "Venezuela Today" will be featured Admission Monday night will be H for public 50 cents for students with cards' 25c children in the USU Main Auditorium meeting place of a Guaka tribesman and man Hickman Abstract RichRobert Auburn who win prePhotographer ard Chambers Investment Adsent a travel Monday 8:30 pm Jack Laub visory Service Eight Utah State University HEART SUNDAY ward chairmen attending Anna Brough Donna Richardson Arley ColeCache Valley Electric Blaine students will compete in the an organisation meeting included: front from man Gladys Sorensen Elenora Wood Ranee Chrlstensen Anderson Coach LInfieU left Lois Buist Afton Smith Marian Downs Olson Margene LUJenquist May Pehrson College uvitattonal S R Wlckel Wick-'el- 's Company' Forensic Tournament at Volunteers wLU be calling on 'homes today Betty Carter and Virginia Petttt standing Homer Mclntyre UP Ore March Dr Railroad Jack B Parson ParRobinson USU forensic Nominees for Phi Kappa Phi son Manti Tneima layior son Construction Company and Rex E coach said Friday national scholastic honorary Storey Evanston Wyo Cache valley Conley Watts The Linfleld tournament is a Builders Supply at Utah State Univers College of engineering — annual event on the USU society major were announced by Evan Ernest Ray Huppi Kay Sher Action-Legp' ?' y'fi-Congressional f forensic schedule with about ity B Murray Phi Kappa Phi man Mortensen and Terry lative Committee -50 colleges from the Pacific president and head of the econ Eugene Tuttle Logan James Bingham board member Roy Coast and Rocky Mountain omics Larsen Logan Bottling Com- states Ray Pettit Iowa Hill Calif department at USU usually competing Dr Bullen Bullen cent Charles of the rive per pros pany Meteorites coma to the earth I Dr Hardy later Identified ing as heated in flight through 1962 graduating class Farm Equipment LeRoy Blas- - Robinson said V The group will leave Tuesday pective from outer space — genuine Ithe iptdmen as a stone xneteo-- the atmosphere suggests er usu information Services are nominated for Phi Kappa Vaughan apaca travelers uat can oe irne at toe school The owner recent date of fall Dr Hardy Mrs Nettie Anderson Logan on a cnarterea dub they win Phi after fall quarter grades found and studied They are Russel H Robinson gave the David R share with the University of ire in Prof Murray explained Seed and Feed points out ' to stone or Dr metal for of Utah specimen Hardy fragments squad Daines attorney: Cyril Garr The 59 students nominated for that plunge Into the : earth's scientific study It is now being The late Leonard J Coleman Herald Journal Mrs E 'Bent-- Competing for USU win be: the honor include Duof Heber City found the At National Debate — Mike Harmon and ' atmosphere Friction of the examined in great detail by ley Mitchell Mitchell Motel College of agriculture — Bob Lewis senior men's divisatmosphere causes them to scientists of the U S Geolog- chesne meteorite in 1908 near Charles P Olsen attorney Dr Vaughan Hansen direct Clayton Shlrl Huber Tridell glow and they are seen as ical Survey in Washing O C the elbow in Red Creek He had Datua Hammond USU Zoo ion Ralph Crockett and Wynn Masura James Iron or seen 1896 Tsujita a fireball in Engineering Station Utah had and was Ioka The meteorite stars" or "shooting Annie Peter jonnson junior men's division Springs Canada Mark W State University presented a The Intense heat burns found at Ioka In 1931 when begun looking for a meteorite logy Dept Mrs Robinson and Marilyn Chrlstensen son First Security Bank Raid Judy Moroni Noel paper to a national gathering Donna Fowler and Elimany to dust but others reach struck by a plow Later It was However Dr Hardy thinks that Taylor of Civil Engineers at Houston Logan Holmgren meteorite that Mr Wangsgaard Wangsgaaru nor discarded In 1956 Bliss Gloria the the earth Slgler both Junior women's H Texas Champ Heating business social and entitled "A Unique Coleman found George is and uouege that Robison own of that the Of the seven meteorites daughter Vean division All are from Logan sciences — Very In Arslanian Consumptive Use Curve Relat Utah Mortgage Loan have been found in Utah three er took it to Roosevelt Elemen- called the Duchesne meteorite Postma River Heights Larry except Miss Fowler who is Merlin J Olsen Ltoyd W ed to Irrigation Practice" were discovered in the Uintah tary School and her friend is not the one that produced the Anderson First Security Bank from LehL Wuthrich Scientists from- - the United Logan Wayne K Basin and a Utah State Uni- Miss Lemon reported the find fireball Mri Coleman had seen Misses Robinson and Sifter Hlnton Hurricane USU Econo B Evan Murray' K 10 before States and many foreign counletter years Sidney versity geologist thinks the by win also enter junior women's Tooele Robert D tries were in attendance Hullinger The Ioka meteorite is a stony Lloyd Stewart of Jensen mics Dept There! V Bishop Basin is one of the best areas s debate Miss Greer Enid Okla Colleen F Fred H Thomp Before returning to the Loof the state to find meteorites meteorite with only a few found the Altonah meteorite Logan mayor be will in Fowler extempore Smith son Russell Bank E walker Rexburg Idaho With this in mind Dr Clyde nodules of metallic aron Its quite by accident Timbering gan campus Dr Hansen will Berntson Cache Chemical Sup speaking Mr Johnson in ora of education — Mary go to Washington D C where College T Hardy associate professor weight is 69 pounds The fresh near Moon Lake he hurt his Mr Crockett in salesman Gaddte and Clifford Hazen Ed he will contact federal agencies of geology at Utah State Uni- fusion crust produced by melt- - leg Because of the injury ha ply Bernice Brumley Logan tory Mr Lewis in radio Miss wards ship ma not com nis accompany Xogan Mary Loring regarding research proposals versity has supplied copies Slgler in impromptu speaking Atkinson pankms on an evening fishing Norma which have been submitted of an interesting book on meKathryn Miss Robinson in interpreta sat he near Instead Uintrip camp teorites to the libraries of Eleanor Taylor Efforts will also be pursued to Hammond tion and Crockett Taylor and pounding some rocks within tah Basin high schools Ridges Bernice ffi Folkman procure federal monies to com Harmon in job interview with a reach hammer One Set easy Dr Hardy points out that Lyle Anne Hansen and Bonnie pliment the state effort to of the "rocks" rang and the K Pezzopane Ogden Mabel establish a Utah Water Re an Information sheet on mehammer bounced off sharply SALT LAKE CITY 175— A teorites sent out to schools of Marietta Hartley and Nettie search Laboratory In Logan The ''rock" turned out to be the panel discussion on weed conUtah by the USU geology dePierce Smith' Malad Ida: Dr Hansen will also contract meteorite now called trol in sugar beet farming will Sandra Ann Hacking Vernal the National Engine Use Coun partment some years ago led to the Altonah be one highlight of the Utah Water-T- V Beck Briggs Goodliffe Layton cil to determine to what extent discovery of one of the Uintah Specimens of the Altonah Weed Control Conference Tues Basin meteorites William Garter Thompson Pal Utah State University will asand Duchesne meteorites are day in Salt Lake One reason that the Uintah atine IIL Irvin Horace Kears-le- y sist in their activities He will now preserved In the US Na 1 Chemical control of weeds in Basin promises to be a good Victor Ida Elaine Angus return to the Logan campus tional Museum a division of sugar beet fields will be dis too much or too Roosevelt Judy Ann Mickel- Marcn place to find meteorites is that Water the Smithsonian Institution in cussed by Ronald Jonnson of little those that have fallen in past has been a prominent o wasnin&ton d & the centuries are near the surface Sugar Co Me item in the news this past year Largest Utah meteorite is chanical weed control will be And water is the subject of the of the ground and not buried d the Drum Moun- the field of Vernal Jensen of usu Extension Services under many feet of Lake Bontele tain meteorite found west' of Amalgamated Sugar-Cneville mud as is the case In vision program "Town and Delta in 1941 Smallest is the 'Registration starts at 8 am many other parts of Utah At Country" this week Professor most recent' quarter-poun- d Tuesday at the Hotel New- Jack H Berryman Extension the same time the area is wen specimen that was seen to fall house The conference is spon Wildlife specialist' wffl host enough populated to increase AUTHOR OF book on meteothe likllhood of meteorites be rites Dr Clyde TV Hardy of near Garland and recovered in sored by the Utah State Weed the program pointing up the Committee ing found the geologist points Utah State University importance' of water here in the film-lectu-re 1-- U SU Geolog ist Prepares Discussion Of Meteorites IPhi 3 lappa Phi Nominees ' is Elliott Hansen Presents Paper ? 4 Meet - -fi- reballs" lincom-Dougla- Weed Control Conference Importance Of Program Topic - l Mark Clarence Austin Smith-fiel- d Francis Parson Webster Cedar City David John South David Wright Malad Ida Harris Medford Ore College of family life — Jane Ladonna Agaya Lott Lehi Maye Noyes Ephraim Okrey C Tbbler South Preston Ida College of forest range and wildlife management — George L White Oceanside N Y Kenneth E Gamble Earling-to- n Ky John E Nagel Logan Norman L Huntsman Aurora Stephen B Smith College of humanities and sciences — Shanna Daw Idaho Jack Arvil Cox Falls Ida Pocatello Ida Dorm Request g arid west water is the number one " ' t ' ' 't : V e- SPINNING THE THREAD of human underatanding "I Fulbright 'Study Applications Due April 1S - 1 Fulbright lectureships and research scholarships for univer sity staff members are avail able for the southern hemis phere according to Dr T W Daniel campus Fulbright rep resentative - - Deadline far applications April 13 Inmrmation may be obtained from Dr Danktl Ar- ONthestaJfrfL crest Scaool are Ltrach Manager LaVerne :rV problem of farmers and ranch ers in our state But water is the number one problem too for wildlife The interesting relationships between these water uses are discussed in this program "Town and Country" Is produced by the Extension Ser vices of Utah State University and is presented on visaon (Channel 5) Saturdays 12:30 to 1 pm KSL-Tol- 4 and Custodian F Waldo Hamflton School's dedication story appears on page 1 eas involved include South America Southeast Asia Austral ia anqfNow Zealand - 5 j - OGDEN (CPU Weber Colhas asked for $17 million lege in loans for dormitories through the Housing and Home agency President William Miller of Weber said the dormitories would house 344 students There dorms will he two one of men and one for women plus two student group living dorms - l Ann Manderson Wyo Elaine S Robbins Edwin Clyde Blddulph Karen Grant Pope and Raquel Holm an Logan Georgia Beth Smith Milford Tamara Olsen Lowe Richmond Susan Jane Wakley Salt Lake City o jj Beatrice Howard 164-poun- In the hope of making resi dents of the Basin more aware of meteorites Dr Hardy has presented copies of "Space Nomads" a book on meteor ites to the libraries at Union Uintah Duchesne LaUona and The Altamont High Schools book Is by a famous expert on meteorites Dr Lincoln LaPaz of the Institute of Meteoritlcs In New Mexico and his daugh ter Jean LaPax In the book Is a statement about the three Uintah Basin Meteorites' and a request that anyone finding what be thinks is a meteorite inform the department of geology at USU about it The three Uintah Basin meDuchesne teorites are the found in 1906 the Altonah found in 1912 and the Ioka found in issL The Ioka meteorite was recovered in 1956 as a result of an information sheet on me- teoriterf being sent to the schools of Utah Miss Genlel Lemon ttten mTMxi Roosevelt Elementary School report-a- d a spedmen thought to be a meteorite to Dr Hardy at Utah INXLLlllD Livingston Mont Utah-Idah- out all-col- or ( |