| Show Hold Ephraim Meet MeetA A group of officials of the Utah Association were in Ephraim on Sept i ifor 9 for a meeting with local sheep men and officers of the Manti Mant National Forest Wool growers Association They were touring the state in their own private plane and at rat their own ex ex- pense They came to Ephraim from Heber and left here foia for foi fora a meeting at Richfield They had been holding an average of four meetings a day Most of the visitors spoke briefly on various subjects Those at the Ephraim meeting and the subjects on which they spoke were Veigh Cummings Salt Lake City president Or of the Utah Association The wool incentive program and other programs now being being being be be- ing planned Newel Johnson Provo vice president over management of range lands by the US U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to the detriment detriment detriment det det- of a maC maximum mum beneficial beneficial beneficial bene bene- use of the land Marcellus Palmer Jalmer Salt Lake City secretary pleaded for support of the association and pointed out some of the things accomplished by state and national na- na national national na na- associations for the benefit of all wool growers Dr A. A Salt Lake City spoke on parasites parasites parasites para para- sites and disease protection against poison etc Lee Barton Manti ManU state committeeman Bry Vernal predatory predatory predatorY pre pre- animal control Welby Aagard Salt Lake committeeman Big game control and the problems which arise from the bow and arrow hunt during the grazing season He lie said more and more opposition to this hunt is developing developing developing de de- de- de from a humane standpoint standpoint standpoint stand stand- point and land from the disturbance disturbance dIsturbance disturb dIsturb- ance it causes to gr grazing herds and flocks Alden Olsen Spanish Fork represented the Registered Breeds Association |
