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Show rage 4 mi!i UILW1U!.! MMrLKH, Friday, April 11, 1980 Houle elected SUSC President Dugway scientists devise plant Students at Southern Utah State College have elected Eric Houle, seDugway, to an unprecedented cond term. In elections held Wednesday at SUSC, Houle defeatpresidened for a second time tial hopeful Kerry Rose, a business protectors -i- in - THE wallawater is constructed of plastic film which is placed over the . 'VoXr 1' g quarter and will work in their elected capacities until the end of winter quarter next year. SEVERAL appointed officers will be selected in the near future to round out the ASSUSC executive committee, Houle said. The SUSC student body president is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Houle, Dugway. Along with his two terms as ASSUSC president. House served as the 1976 student body president at Dugway High School. He is. a senior communications major at polyethylene plastic arranged in a cylinder, each cell is open at the top to allow rolling. Pinkham explains that the most economical use for the protector is for crops which continue to produce for the duration of the growing season such as tomatoes, peppers, egg plant, cucumber, squash and melons, but it can also be used economically as a small hotbed to start a nest of seeds for Two Dugway employees, Drs. Carlos Pinkham and Volney Wallace, have invented a device to prevent frozen plants. Called the Wallawater, the simple device workson the principle of the latent heat of fusion of water. The SUSC. D EASTE IT , late transplanting. If you use the Wallawater you stand a better chance of having your plants survive those not so surprising late frosts and snow storms that seem to hit here, according to Pinkham. idea is that when water freezes it gives off heat, therefore the wallawater is in essence a furnace set at 32 deg. F to keep the heat in and around the plant. e. senators will take office spring, factured in Terra. Use of the device allows seeds and seedlings to be planted 1 to 3 months before the start of the frost free season and thus earlier harvest and possibly two crops each year instead of one. THE WALLAWATER plant protector has 18 connected cells 'of -- Henrie-vill- Houle, newly elected vice president Pat Czamy, Muskegon, Michigan; attorney general Robert Cox, McGill, Nevada; and 14 ASSUSC seedling and filled part way with water. As the water freezesd the heat given off by the freezing keeps the temperature inside the Wallawater at a constant 32 deg. F. Hie process has been patented by the pair and is currently being manu- Several Walla water Plant Protectors lined up doing their duty in Terra. . administration major from v aur f Eagle Badge ceremonies held Sunday April 6 1960 Thomas J. Masoian, son of Mike and Marie Masoian, received his Eagle Badge at ceremonies Tuesday night at the Dugway Community Center. r Guy's ft Gal's ? - Corduroy Young Masoian, a senior at Dugway High School, earned 30 merit badges on his way to receiving the top Scouting rank. His community service project, necessary to achieve the rank was the painting and placing of 10 barrels of sand along the highway in Johnsons Pass to aid motorists. Toms older brother Peter received the Eagle rank in 1970. JEANS FASHION JEANS ft SLACKS List IlstSSS 9.88 820-2- 4 1 Rugged 14 oz. Indigo denims for long wear- ing value. Classic styling in your choice of pocket designs. Waist sizes 28-3-8 0.88 Our prices have never, been lower on Bedford cord or 100 cotton medium wale cord JF 4KJ : V i V - i-- V--T. . m r. i-- t i s Colonel Bay, speaking at the ceremonies, con- v gratulated young Masoian for his initiative, pants. fcr .7 Masoian s parents were also saluted during the. event. They are 18 year residents of Dugway. About 50 persons attended the dinner and ceremony. C-- , . .f i?..-1'- srt tr s - i vr; & - fa&J s' Kristal A. Hale (3) models the latest in Easter fashions. All ofthe children who attend the preschool at the Child Care Center made these delightful bunny ears from balloons. rjft IrV.J - rr ? 'Ati-MV- m 215 NORTH MAIN o IN TOOELE "Remember the good old days . . . when the fish smelled worse than the water?" made MCjT (rI?Je CJass surrounds a giant Easter Basket that thev with hundreds of colored napkins. w Weve just made for retirement saving a lot more rewarding When You Buy a 1980 RCA XL-1- 00 Color TV Console Now, for a limited time, you can get an RCA.l 2" diagonal AC portable Black and White TV with purchase of color console we have in stock any 1980 RCA No waiting - you get immediate delivery on your free XL-1- TV. 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