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Show CONFERENCE III Ifllllo WOMEN Wednesday and Thursday wcro dairy days nt the B. A. C. so tho program pro-gram was of special interest to tho many farmers of this region who aro interested in tho promotion of this industry, in-dustry, Tho discussion was b.uilt a-round a-round tho cstnblihmcnt of cooperative coopera-tive creameries, tiio production of clean milk dairy manufacture and tho building up of tho dairy herd. Tho special speakers wcro "Uncle" Ben 1 Eldridgo of tho U. A. C. Extension forco and Chris Johnson of tho Wcst- em Dairy Division of tho U. S. Department De-partment of Agriculture. Other speakers were County Agent Esplin i and VD. L. Sargent of tho Agriculture Department of tho B. A. C. ) David Sharp, Jr., of Parowan, dis- ' cussed "Pork Productibn", Thursdny : morning, in a manner mndo possiblo only by a thorough knowledgo of this subject His talk followed a discus sion of Dairy Buildings, by J. II, Pendleton, of tho B. A. C. faculty, which was warmly received by tho dairy farmers. The Department of Music of tho B. , A. C. added materially to tho gcnoral ! interest of tho evening programs by furnishing special music On Mon- day evening tho school band, directed by Mr. West, played two selections i which wero greatly appreciated. Tho orchestra on Tuesday evening mado an espcciallyifavorablo impression nnd wcro roundly applauded, wh'ih) calls wero mado from the audicuccT for a violin solo by tho director, Mr. West. I Wednesday n'cht was "B, A. C. night nnd tho Chorus, under the direction di-rection of Mr, McCarty, clearly won its audience, which was larger than that-of any other evening. Besides the Chorus, there wero numbers by representatives re-presentatives of tho different student clubs. It wns at this session that Dr. M. J. Macfarlane gnvo a timely and instructivo talk on "Clean Milk and Health", nnd Director Cardon presented present-ed briefly his plan of future development devel-opment for the Branch Agrcultural College. The scheduled Thursday even,ng program was rearranged to accomodate accomo-date tho postponed B. A, C.Dixio basketball game. To day is poultry day at the B. A. I C, and the scheduled speakers are D. : L. Sargent and J. H. Pendleton of the ' B. A. C. faculty, and" H. Grant Ivins of Enterprise, who is doing unusually good work i,n building up a farm flock I of White Leghorns on the Ivins ranch. This phaBe of tho week's pro- gram is expected to draw perhaps c larger attendance than any other Word has been received by Directoi i Cardon that delegations of student J' from both "Dixie" and tho Parowar ) High School will take advantago oJ - tho extended invitation to attend anj - or all of these mcctingB. This afternoon nnd tomorrow, L. M - Wintsor will discuss various irrigatioi 1 problems including tho uso of earl; e ' water, ground water, and tho how anj -' why of water measurement It is un o ' dcrstood. also, that Mr. Winsor i Ulll)MJUU UlOU, VllUb ill. "IIIDUI ID prepared to discuss local irrigation matters and mny therefore hove a special meeting w'ln Coal Creek water users. ........ Director William Peterson of tho Utah Experiment Station, who was also al-so scheduled to discuss- water problems, pro-blems, is unable to come and arrangements arrange-ments hnve been made to fill his placo on the program for thia evening nnd tomorrow morning, Mr. Croft will be prepared tomorrow tomor-row morning to discuss and demon-ntrato demon-ntrato tho universally important matter mat-ter of locating nutomobilo troubles and making auto repairs. This course promises to bo popular with the Roundup farmers. As we go to press it is announced that there will be a good old fashioned "hoe down" hi the auditorium tonight, to which all members mem-bers of the Farmors' Roundup n,nd Housekeepers' Conference, and their partners, are invited. This arrangement arrange-ment was made by special request of registered attendants, who also voted to appoint "Davo" Sharp, of Parowan, as master of ceremonies. |
