Lodgepole Pine Fences Boosted by Preservative Treatment
County agricultural agent reports lodgepole pine posts can rival cedar or juniper when treated with pentachlorphenol preservative. A 15 to 20 cent per post cost covers soaking. concentrate sold as Lauxal Sermulen or Duralde mixes with fuel oil. Posts soaked 24 hours, 30 inches of butt submerged, create a decay resistant shell one half to one inch thick. Treatment is durable and soil-ground exposure remains secure. Additional guidance available from local agent.
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Clair Acord County Agriultural
U.s.ac
Christmas Party Held at Avalon By Randlett Scouts
Indian families attended a Christmas party organized by LeRoy Taylor and Mrs Harmon Sowards at Willow Creek on a Saturday. The event featured Boy Scouts activities under the supervision of Warren and local missionaries hosting a wedding style reception and dance.
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Boy Scouts
Willow Creek
LeRoy Taylor
Harmon
Chandler
Thursday evening chapel program at Willard Wall home
Mrs Willard Wall and daughter Dean visited Melissa Anderson Sunday. Sunday School program included talks by Marvin Jensen and Donald Wall, plus Christmas carols sung by the chorus. Henry Wall gave closing remarks. Other visitors included Ervin Young family and Albert Daniels family at John Young home. Gladys Jarmon visited Reva Daniels in Ft Duchesne. Bail team played Montel at Roosevelt. Randlett won.
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Willard Wall
Dean
Melissa Anderson
Marvin Jensen
Donald Wall
Patricia
Veda
Henry Wall
Ervin Young
Albert Daniels
Claris Broome
John Young
Gladys Jarmon
Reva Daniels
Ft. Duchesne
Montel
Roosevelt
Randlett
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Leo Walker
A bridal shower at Mr. Ren Watkins home honored Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walker with many gifts. Attendees from other wards included Mrs. Clark Soodrich Mrs. Richard Gilbert Mrs. Dal Mortensen and Mrs. Richard Peterson. Lunch was served. Glenn Holmes broke his arm sleigh riding Saturday. Lorene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Johnson, was taken to Basin Hospital Tuesday and remains there. Mrs. Ben Long of Meeker Colorado visited with her grandparents. Primary officers and teachers met at Vera Olsen’s home to plan the Christmas party with a pot luck lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ervin returned from California where Mr. Ervin was with his father. Mrs. Ervin, Devona Cook, was remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long of Carer Wyoming stayed overnight at Frank Collier’s.
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Jonnie Watkins
Ren Watkins
Leo Walker
Mra Clark ‘Soodrich
Richard Gilbert
Alrs
Dal Mortensen
Richard Peterson
Glenn Holmes
Lorene
Grant Johnson
Basin Hospital
Ben Long
Meeker
Colorado
Rules for Korean G I Bill Benefits
Rules for the Korean G I Bill clarify eligibility after June 27 1950. Veterans must have honorable discharge, active duty post dates, and at least 80 days service unless disability ends early. Two periods do not count: civilian school courses and cadet or midshipman service. Active duty prevents eligibility. Entitlement tops at 26 months based on service days.
Korea G T Bill training rules for veterans with prior WWI or disabled entitlements
The Korea GT Bill may allow training for veterans who previously trained under World War I G1 BIL or Public Laws 10 of 84 for the disabled. They must subtract prior training from 48 months and cannot exceed the remaining difference within a 36 month limit. If entitlement expires mid quarter, training may continue to finish the quarter or semester. If entitlement ends after major course work, training may continue to course end or nine weeks, whichever is shorter. Extensions apply to correspondence students who have completed over half the course.
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Avalon
By Viola Jensen
Hart Carroll
Ange Bis Elett
Robert Marine
Devona Cook
Joe Long
Career
Wyoming
Frank Coliier
Sues
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Santa Monica
Matatenano
Hazband
Mayor McGup
John Jarvis
AAR
FORCE
Town
Koreas
PARTY
Dave
Uiitah Implement CO
R. K. Slauson
Saab
Piedmont Dairy
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