Roosevelt Standard | 1956-04-12 | Page 1 | Kiwanis Plans Farmer's Night to Discuss Water

liivanis Plans Farmer's Night To Bicuss Water In keeping with "Utah Conservation Conser-vation Week," which was officially official-ly proclaimed for April 8 to 14 by Governor J. Bracken Lee, the Roosevelt Kiwanis Club will hold its annual "Farmers' Night" tonight, to-night, Thursday, April 12. The dinner meeting will be held at the Frontier Grill at 7:30. Each year Kiwanis plans a program pro-gram and invites a speaker to discuss subjects pertinent to the local farmers' problems, and this year Elwood Carter, president of the Duchesne County Water Users Us-ers Association, will discuss water "lings and other problems so important im-portant to the people in the Basin. According to Orson Stevens, nub president, arrangements for me program were under the joint sponsorship of the program committee com-mittee headed by Theron Leavitt and the Conservation and Agriculture Agricul-ture committee composed of John Wogec and Woodrow Nielson. Each Kiwanian was expected to invite a farmer as his guest and a general invitation was being extended ex-tended to several other farmers and ranchers to attend the meeting. meet-ing. At the last week's meeting two directors were elected to fill vacancies va-cancies on the board. Axel Anderson An-derson and Theron Leavitt were chosen to succeed J. C. Zimmerman, Zimmer-man, deceased, and Ted Harmston, resigned. Both terms are for one year. President Stevens also announ-(Continued announ-(Continued on Back Page) jr Kiwanis Fanners Night . . . (Continued from Page One) ced three members had sent in reservations for the International Convention of Kiwanis to be held in June at San Francisco. Pres. Stevens, Mr. Leavitt and Cliff Memmott will represent the club as delegates.