3 | National Western Livestock at. ththe youths will -yepresent. Utah UTAH—These place in livestock judging at the State Fair last first red They captu . Denver at week next Show Darrell Thompson, Paul Thompfall. Members of the judging team are, left: to right, Kent Robson, son and Ronald Smout. REPRESENT | + Se eee ee ee pela eee > oe ED ba # | ounty Youths Will Compete At National Show Four Weber County youths will leave Wednesday for Denver, where they as a livestock will compete judging team at the annual nine-day National Western Livestock Show. The group earned the right — to represent Utah at the expo- sition after winning first place in the judging contest at the State Fair last fall: Members of the team are: Kent Robson, son of Mr. and _ Mrs. Ralph Robson, Plain City; Darrell Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Thompson, Plain City; Paul Thompson, son | } | | of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomp- son, Warren, Smout, son of C. J. Smout, and_ Ronald Mr. and Mrs. of Slaterville: _ Team members will compete with winners from 11 other western states. Thev will be accompanied by David Sharp Jr., State 4-H Club supervisor. At the contest in Denver, these youths will judge beef cattle, hogs, sheep and wool. + Buzzards Claw Out Gontalon ‘Buzzards of Wahlquist School romped home with the cit y-county seventh-grade title in basketball. Front row (left’to right): Gerald Haviland, Jackie Sarlo, DeRall Jones, Ruben Rodney Glen Palmer, Saunders, Back row (left to right): Michael DeBloosis, Richard Saunders,..Dean Stokes and Dennis Stimpson. Rhees and Cragun, Lyle Coach |