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Show President Henry A. Dixon to Keynote Annual Cedar Livestock Banquet r V f fi ski s ; v wi. i. &L. - i 'J PRES. HENRY A. DIXON Announcement has been made this week by the Cedar City Live-stock Live-stock Association that Henry A. Dixon, president of the Utah State Agricultural college, will be the featured speaker at the annual an-nual banquet of the organization to be held at Hotel El Escalante Friday, Feb. 12. Darrell Matthews, local presi-dent, presi-dent, revealed that a day-long session for livestock and sheep men of the area would be held with panel discussions and business busi-ness sessions during the afternoon. after-noon. Highlight of the annual affair, however, will be the banquet ban-quet session during the evening, which will commence at 7:30 p. m. The afternoon sessions will feature discussions on predatory animal control, the present wool situation, lambing sheep management, man-agement, plus the annual report of the association, by the secretary, secre-tary, Rulon Wood. Speakers for the specialized sessions will include O. W. Morris, Mor-ris, head of predatory animal control of the state office of the U. S. Wildlife Service; James A. Hoper, secretary of the Utah Wool Growers Association, and an active ac-tive member of the National Livestock and Meat Control Board, plus a panel discussion of lambing practices to include local sheepmen in an active discussion dis-cussion of present practices. President Dixon of the U S A C will adress the group at the banquet ban-quet as the feature attraction of the annual affair, and Mr. Matthews Mat-thews pointed out that all interested inter-ested citizens of the area are urged to attend and support the . association. It is revealed that the group has scheduled a lamb dinner for the banquet, an add- . ed incentive for participation, Mr. Mathews pointed out. Committee assignments for the affair have been made and the following committees have already al-ready begun woik on the annual event. Entertainment: Darrell Mat- ' thews, chairman; Rulon Wood, ! Wesley Bauer,, Mrs. Parson Web-ster, Web-ster, Mrs. Wesley Bauer and Mrs. . Grant Hunter. Hall and table decorations: Under the direction of the Wool Growers Auxiliary. Tickets and ticket sales: Heber Sevy, chairman; Adam Seegmll-ler, Seegmll-ler, Myron Hlgbee, Clarence Miller Mil-ler and Lyman Sevy. Banquet: Alex Williams, chair-man, chair-man, and Carlos Jones. Corsages and flowers: Wesley i Bauer, chairman, and Roy Lundgren. Lund-gren. Wool and lamb promotion: Grant Hunter, chairman; Stephen L. Brower and Lehl Jones. |
