Show k A6 — The Hdrak Journal Logan Utah Friday August 16 2002 Selected stocks Obituaries She was preceded Joy Meng Bean At approximately 4:30 to :30 11 be will in the friends who helped grandma to remain in her home to the end Grandma Honey we love you Thank you for the best years of our lives! Send condolences to ' m wwwmeyers-mortuaryco- Elsie Jones Elsie LaVaughn Jones (Bonnie) 92 died Aug 13 2002 at the Logan Nursing and Rehabilitation Home She was bom Sept 9 1909 in Ogden the daughter of WF Jensen and Susannah Evans Year-rou- moved to Washington DC early in their marriage and lived there and in 'Maryland until retirement They then moved to Utah tors Elsie C Harrington of Washington Utah and B Susan Smart of Logan Her son Winston B Jones III passed away in 1994 She had 13 grandchildren 24 and one : NAV POP Chg ' Amartcan Funda Group 1322 1403 020 AmcapF 2376 2521 009 Europacific Lord Abbott Affiliated US Govt Floyd R Bodrero LOGAN — Floyd R Bodrero 90 of Logan died Aug 14 2002 at Logan Regional Hospir tal A complete obituary will appear in a future edition of The Herald Journal Funeral - Gr&lnc Van Kampen USA 1472 1545 - Pace 753 799 1375 1459 1493 1584 1487 1578 018 001 001 006 006 003 018 015 003 014 013 POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Blanche Woolsey — Report for Thursday POCATELLO— White wheat 335 (steady) ordinary winter 395 (down 3) 14 percent spring 40Q (down 2) ' complete obituaiy will appear in a later edition qf The Herald "Journal Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Allen: 440 (steady)- barley ' - OGDEN — White wheat 362 (up 2) 11 percent winter Hall Mortuary 420(down 6) 14 percent spring 42$ (up 3) barley 460 (up 10) PORTLAND -- White wheat 412 (up 1) 11 percent winter (down 7 to down 9) 14 percent spring 485 (up 4) barley 10700 (up Obituary policy T- The price for obituaries and cards of thanks is $4 per column inch Obituar- -' ies are measured columns ' wide by inches deep ' 100) NAMPA— White wheat cwt 56Jf (up 2) ' including photographs For more information The Herald Journal call LIVESTOCK AUCTION a ri ‘ ' grandmother passed away Wednesday Aug 14 20Q2 at her home with family by her side She wasbom May 61908 in Brigham City a daughter of Martin Valentine and Amelia Freeze fiohwer ( ' Savilla married Jamps TyrSfl' Hunsaker on April 29 1937 in the Logan LDS Temple She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint in which she held many positions Her love was being the organist forj primary for many years- i 4-Leader for the was a She cbment plant dub and a mem? ber of the Utah Daughters of ' ' ' i'i i H Lawrence Hunsaker of West Jordan City Utah Fred R (Sharon) Hunsaker of Logan Utah lone (Dallas) Higtey of Brigham City Utah) eight grandk children and 18 dren - I Daily i : 'or — ' ' ' StegkCopySudiky nwaqaa a ' 02MI Crtt a ' Ctoand Satuntey and Sunday ‘t1 va ' Offles Hours: Nmni aa’a VMIty ling leafy spurge Agriculture Extension Agent Clark Israelsen said that a key in combating this weed is for private land owners to take care of it on their own property He said that with leafy spurge being a noxious weed they are required by law to keep it under control When it is found within the first five years it is easier to treat “If property owners would do this it would help tremendously” Israelsen said “One thing I stress to private land owners is that the county cannot control weeds for everyone" Merritt said “It’s too big of a problem to depend on one entity” ’ With the distribution of die flea beetle integrated with other management controls such as herbicides and graz- ing along with the cooperation of land owners Merritt believes leafy spurge can be effectively treated and con- ’ Stocker heifers stock cows na stock cows with calves na weaner pigs 1750-27-5- 0 feeder lambs 6800-790- 0 Remarks: All classes steady 8000-890- 0 - trolled “It’s everybody’s problem Even if it is not in your yard it is on your public land” said Chatterton “It needs to be - If we everyone’s decision let these plants take over there will be nothing left” 12i 13ft Hearing V' ' iy v V V-- f ' ' v n'uMk' He said that out of a $120000 budget around a quarter of it goes to control- V ' ran Merritt host-specif- 5 ed ' ' ’’ hd three-hundr- - 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cows 3600-480- 0 heavy feeder steers 6785-750- 0 light feeder steers es and other impacts to the economy “Right now in Utah the problem is still within the realm of the possibility to eradicate" Dewey Said “But once it gets so big it will be nearly impossible to control” Joel Merritt county weed control officer said there are three ways of controlling leafy spurge: herbicides goats and sheep and biological controls He said that goats and sheep will keep it mowed off but cattle and other livestock cannot eat it Herbicides work in control- ling the weed but can be costly and some infected areas on wildlands are hard to reach “If you are going to have a spray program you have to stick with it” said Merritt He said the wired is very prolific and the seeds can remain dormant for years so treated areas need to be monitored even after the plant is killed Merritt said the most effec- -' tive management factor has been using biological controls A foreign flea beetle was brought in about eight years ago to feed on the plant He-said years of testing have ic shown that the beetle is on leafy only feeding spurge Merritt said the beetles lay eggs in the plant and the larva feed off of it by eating the root system and eventually killing it He said that there was 80 to 90 percent control where the beetle was released Five Days Only To 50 On Save Aids Herald precious moth- er grandmother teiA -- Commodities Mortuary saker 94 our vv-- 278 729 618 656 670 703 883 927 Growth arrangements are under the Hunsaker ' n Bohd-Debe- BRIGHAM CITY — Savilla Riohwer Hun- - 1137-120- 265 694 Hi Yield TE Income LOGAN Blanche Woolsey 95 of Logan died Aug 14 2002 at Sunshine Terrace A ' 023 001 015 015 - 1361 1444 1704 1806 Voyager Savilla Rohvyer Surviving are 695 726 Putnam GM Growth ll are not aware that these ‘weed fires’ are raging in their own backyards Only plants grow back after fires but we will never get the laid back from this weed without intensive intervention" Chatterton said According to a USDA website leafy spurge has infected land in 35 states The infestations in the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming alone are esti- mated to cost agricultural producers and taxpayers $144 million a year in control experiments production loss-- 131 1113 1181 Gold US Govt World Growth Weed Continued from A3 n FrankHn-Tsmpleto- am direction of Alien-Ha- 023 036 018 035 New Parsp Wash Mut Fid Cap Apprec1657 1657 Fid M again 8410 8670 Death notices J v 2472 2623 1852' 1965 2496 2648 ICA Allen-Cran-n- 11 nd Selected Mutual Funda The family wishes to thank the nurses at Logan Nursing for their careA graveside service will be on Saturday Aug 17 2002 at noon at Logan City Cemetery Friends may call at Mortuary 420 E 1800 North bn Saturday from 10 to Latter-da- y self-creat- ed year-roun- Jensen She married Winston Boykin Jones Jr on April 12 w vS burden during a lean time in the economy Although the district officials said they sympathized with the residents Board Resident Tamara Grange said the only alternative was to raise an estimated $500000 to $600000 through a tax increase Logan resident Leo Krebs took advantage of the time offered at the Truth in nutation public hearing Thursday night to offer several suggestions to the board Krebs suggested the officials “cut fat" instead of raising taxes By combining the Logan city and Cache County school districts Krebs said administrative costs could be reduced He also suggested better use of the district facilities encouraging summertime occupation of the buildings Superintendent Steve Norton responded by saying that when die possibility of going schedule was d to a explored the public was not receptive to changing the school schedule use of the buildings would only create a say- ings for the district if student growth were forcing the con-struction of new buildings — something Norton said hasn’t occurred in the past six years Brigham City Cemetery ' The family wishes to express their sincere thanks to those many family members and Saints and served in the Primary Sunday School Mutual and Relief Society Joy was preceded in death by her parents and by her two lov- ing husbands Walter and Douglas She is survived by her son Richard and daughter-in-laand Marilyn Meng of Logan her two sisters Gwendolyn Bratt of Sugar City and Shirtey and Fred Dee Saurey of Logan She is also survived by her four grand- children and their spouses Tina and Blake Jensen of Salt Lake City Melissa and Taylor Duer-sc- h of Jamesburg N Ryan and Misty Meng of West Jordan Utah and Cindy and Steve Larsen of Logan She is also ' survived by eight with two more on the way and by many loving nieces and nephews Funeral services win be held at the Flamm Funeral Home 61 N 100 East Rexburg Idaho on Tuesday Aug 20 2002 at 11 am Friends may rail Monday from 6:30 to 8 pm and Tuesday from 10 am to 10:45 am Burial wi be in the Burton Idaho Cemetery The family extends a special thanks to the wonderful staff of IHC Hospice ' for the loving care arid service they provided Condolences may be extended online at wwwnelsonfuneralhomecom and great-- 1 Continued Aron A1 yes- terday the Dow Jones Industrial 7483 Average was 881814 These quotes were taken at that time and provided to The Herald Journal by Edward Jones am Interment -' ' pm since he became superintenlace president of the Cache dent County Farm Bureau reinAlso taking a stand at the forced Olsen’s comments by public hearing Thursday night adding his own concern to the was former state plight of farmers many of ' tive Evan Olsen of Young whom he said have been Ward who said he was repreforced into bankruptcy by economic conditions senting the agriculture indus“I would encourage you not try Conditions for farmers have lo go through with this tax worsened with decreased increase” Wallace said “I would ask for your consideraprices for products and increased pressure because of tion that you would look for the drought Olsen told the alternatives” board Jan Hall the Sky View High Farmers and ranchers are School athletic director and a required to pay a greater porteacher said he too is a tion of property taxes than the farmer and that some of the general public he said problems agriculture produc“I can’t understand how we ' ers face are can justify raising taxes on an trouble is in “Agriculture industry that’s on the ropes as and I know that but someI is agriculture just can’t times we as farmers we understand how you can justigouge each other” Hall said fy this tax increase when you “As an educator I’ve been have $11 million in reserve involved in negotiations for account” Olsen said “I’d ' years We get what the Legisplead with you to take some lature gives” other action than this tax Before die unanimous deciincrease that will hurt farmers sion of the board to increase and ranchers” taxes Grange defended the Grange said the reserve is increase as the only option necessary and depleting it would leave the district in a ' short of cutting services that would directly impact stuvery difficult position dents The reserve account has “As a board and district we been depleted by $800000 in have worked really hard to ' the past year she said and make sure that the budget has further depletion could prove been balanced” Grange said to be hazardous to the budget “We are not a Cadillac district “If some emergency came ' up we would have no way no and we are not trying to live like and We cut have one cut' way of dealing with it” die said “We have to keep a little and cut To do more cutting is bit in savings or we’re going going to hurt our children to find ourselves in difficulty” This is die only way they disCornish resident Loren Wal trict has to raise money ” Board and fractional dollars per share Mutual funds are quoted in dollars andeents Funeral sendees will be Monday Aug 1 9 2002 at noon at the River Ward Chapel 523 N ' 100 West Brigham City Friends may call Sunday from 6 to 8 pm at Myers Mortuary 205 S 100 East Brigham City and at the church Monday 10:30 Logan' Joy was bom Aug IS 1920' in Thornton Idaho the eldest daughter of Cart Richard and Fredonia Swenson She married Walter Meng on July 16 1941 in the Cardston Alberta Canada LOS Temple Walter died Dec 22 1954 On Dec 7 1956 she married Douglas S Bean in Sugar City Idaho Douglas died Dec 5 1993 Joy grew up on the family farm in Burton Idaho and graduated from Madison High School in Rexburg Shortly after their marriage Walter and Joy moved to Brigham City and then to Ogden as Walter worked as a carpenter in building the Army Hospital and various building projects at Hill Air Force Base They returned to a small farm near Rexburg in 1943 Joy and Walter had one son Richard Because of Walter's illness the little family moved to Rexburg and Joy provided income for the family by working first at Evan's Ice Cream Parlor then in a drug store and for several years she worked at the Ashilmah Shoe store in Rexburg where she made some lifelong friendships In November of 1954 Joy was elected Madison County Trea- in surer and was 1956 Following her marriage to Douglas Bean the family moved to Teton jdaho where Doug was a farmer and rancher Joy and Doug lived in Teton until 1990 Because of some health problems Joy and Doug sold their farm and moved to Logan to be close to family Joy was member of the Church of Christ of death by her parents husband grandson Daniel Dallas Higley and four sisters Marilyn Meng of Jesus in Stock prices are quoted in whole WWiliii LLC ' Full Slidl Was$595ea Was$795ea Was $995ea Now$2970ea Noylr $39750ea Now $49750ea Any Size tST al Completely-in-Can- ECCS Moh-Ft- L LtOteEMv - Digitally Prpgrommoblc Hearing Aids ' S Wds$1795ea : NoW$89750ea v' - Hearing Teat K3 fjreeOtoaMplhyeHm EcaeCdiMultatifltiLKtoQhlijntion iy fries Guaranteed Ori Any Mcdre or Brand V IT1Appointments Will Fill QuickC SoCdlNow To Avoid Wbitingl - A4 miEw 550 N Mairf (Clock Tower Plaza) Suite 213 1961 Washington Bvd Logan "(435) 232-688- 5 Ogden (801)3024310 M |