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Show SEE DAIRYING AS A POTENTIAL BUILDER ' OF THE COMMUNITY i ! NORTH MAIN STEM j WILL BE IMPROVED IS WORD TO LIONS , The Lions enjoyed a very good j luncheon at the Atkin Cafo Wednesday Wednes-day noon, but aside from the excellency excel-lency of the menu, there was little else of interest to the meeting. Com-. Com-. mittee reports showed few changes from what had been accomplishd in the past. I Urge Diversified Farming Support The need of diversified farming to supplement ulfalfa seed growing was the subject found most interesting. In particular, the encouragement of dairying was urged by those who were most interested in agricultural development. Jos. R. Murdock said he believed the Lions club should get behind the farmers in any way they could, and see if they could not be aided in bringing more dairy cows into the flats. Dr. C. R. Parrish gave it is his opinion that a creamery, operated by private enterprise, could be obtained for Milford if enough local support were in sight. Outside parties have been sounded out on the subject, Dr. Parrish said, and they had shown much interest. A creamery in Milford would add a tidy payroll to the farms section, he said, as well as bringing part of it into town. The Road committee reported that no one went from here over to Pan-guitch Pan-guitch Sunday for the purpose of getting first-hand information on the highway cut-off because of weather conditions. Again the condition of upper Main street was lamented, this time by Dr. Parrish. Cheerful news was given that the. town has ' ordered read machinery which will be put to use on this section of the Milford streets, and the street will all be torn up and re-graded. New Clubs? Sam Cline said that Delta men were not adverse to organizing a Lions club there, and there was also a fertile field for Lions Club expansion expan-sion in St. George, he believed. 4-U Club and Fair Dr. Addison Bybee reported that meetings to organize a Boys' Calf Club, as part of 4-H club work, had been postponed because of rain. He also stated that he had broached the subject of holding the Community Fair in Milford to members of the committee, but that it was felt that it was too late this season to consider consid-er a move, but that the matter would likely receive consideration for future Fairs. Other Matters K. S. Carlton spoke about marketing market-ing compared with other places, taking tak-ing as an example, the attractive packing of Idaho potatoes which he had found was doing much to promote pro-mote the sale of this product over home-grown varieties in the East. M. H. Pool said that he hoped that the sides of the narrow bridges between be-tween here and Beaver would be painted white, as an accident preventative. |