| Show j ' I ' - t rt : Precaution r Mr and Mrs W K Jones' and baby Diane Mrs Joseph Willardson amt Thelma Willardson came down from Salt Lake Saturday and were guests until Monday of fiienda and relatives t u M Uj i vi $ ) j n i t i Mr and Mrs Theron Clinger entertained thiiteen £lose friends at caids and luncheon Satuiday evening The ladies weie entertained with bridge while the gentlemen sought honors in a lively game of solo Prizes In the Pebridge game went to Mrs Alvie terson and Mis Kimbnl Larsen Mrs at Clinger served pi“ Hex Mitchell who spent Yi weeks here with her parents Mr and Mrs D E Borg and Mrs I) C Miller a house guest for a few LaMai Woiks Telluridt Power ofdays with Mr and Mrs Borg refice manager at Panguiteh and Mrs turned to Salt Lake Sunday Woiks were Gunniaon visitors Tuesheie attending Mr and Mil G I) I’eery are day Mr Works was while Mrs matters to business in vacation spending a Woiks was the guest of Mrs Clinton California They left for the coast Lundcbeig last week and while away plan to visit Los Angeles San Fianciaco and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Petty and son other points of interest Philip and Mr and Mrs Leland Petty came in from Ely Ncv last week Mis Bert Cribble charmingly a few days with Mrs twelve members of tho Jun- and visited for and Miss Madge Petty ior bridge club at her Home Thurs- - Zina Petty vaca were enjoying a day evening of last week A delicious They to visit at Salt Lake hot dinner was served at 8 o’clock tion and plan return home at small tables and after tho guests City before their lively game of bridge enjoyed Minors were won by Mrs Eklrod Bu- ‘Misses Baulin? and Helen Michacl-seformer residents’ or’GunnisoB chanan and Mrs Sanford Anderson and now making their home at Logan here last were Visiting with Miss Maxine Childs popular chef and friends They came prileft Monday evening for Jacob's Lake relatives annual the for prom of junior where marily lesort in the Kaibab forest school she will again hove charge of tho pre- the Gunnison Valley high paration of the cuisine for the hunMr and Mrs Avery Beck of dreds of travelers visiting the resort Miss announce the arrival of a during the summer months Chi'ds was at the resort last season dandy baby boy bom to Mrs Beck Tuesday The youngster only tipped the scales at five and a quarter pounds but he is full of pep accord ing to the proud father All are well at the Beck home ti Gets Acorn Award Scoyt Council Forester Lists LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST In Woodlot Planting Care of Roots In Keeping Them Moist and Firm Packing In Planting Are Recommended "Tie root should neVf’f be allowed to dry in transplanting" cautions J Whitney FI 'yd extension foiestei at the Utah Stats Agiioultural in a lecent discussion of farm tree plunting “The practice of permitting tree roots to dry out causes death to the tiny cells of the roots and may kill the tree if all the roots become dry” Farm trees in tiansplanting should always be reset in a freshly dug hole while the soil is still moist it is pointed out The soil should be veiy compuctly tamped around the tree taken to root and care should cover the tree to a point slightly above the old giound level There are a number of definite values to be gained from the seeding of a fgrm shelter belt Some farmers tf re finding it a good practice to keep the farmstead warm by using trees to LltoSt A survey viding fuel and lumber taken some time ago showed that thi the wood values farmer Utah average he uses for fuel1 at $70 a year and estimates that posts he must replace Judicious are worth $20 annually planting of trees will provide for farm production of these materials Mr Floyd recommends a careful choice of trees for woodlot planting The Russian olive and Siberian elm he says are trees which have served particularly well as win trees in Utah in the past He Piute Reservoir £ Irrigation waseventh his Hoyden Hill celebrated also points out that the black locust ter for rent II B Crandall Salina last Saturday birthday anniversary and several other good types of trees M31t3 when he entertained lor twenty-sito Utah conditions are Games and romping ’Toil SALE Trebl Seed Bailey little friends were enjoyed and the little guests Inquire 0 G Sorenson Axtcll MlOtf NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ Mrs refreshments were served with ANNUAL MEETING Loren Hill mother was assisted in Misses The annual meeting of the Stockserving by her daughters Erda and Pearl Hill In the game con- - holders of the Sanpete Fish & Game tests Miss Charlene Peterson won Club of Manti Utah for the election the prize of directors and the transaction of any other business that may properand to ly come before the meeting submit for approval amendments to A SPECIAL Article Six and Article Eight will be INVITATION held at the County Court House Come in and see what a Dreesers' $18 to $25-0Manti Utah on the 23rd day of difference a hair cut and a Cheat of Drawer 1275 will make in clean shave April 1938 at 8:00 p m Kitchen Cabinet 600 members In 1937 as a “noteworthy Characterizing the council’s increase of operations-presentethe Utah NjfJi Q)arjes jsj Miller assistant national director Park Boy' Scout council with Kc Acorr Award a a recent convention of Utah Scoultn Dr Joseph Hug left to right Executive A graphed at the presentation were The Uuh Parkicoia Executive Merrill Christopherson Spanish Fork Mr Miller and Assistant this achievement recognition last year ci W3J ony ytah COUncil to qualify for nf £ America’s Greatest Food Authority Now Writes for This Paper - ’j f 1! i Extra Pieces your appearance We can care for clothes cleaning needs tool See them on display in our window or better still come in the store and let us show them to you Try ThemL We Give Satisfaction! ChasRasmussen Furniture Co tA WORK SHOES All Shoes from $2 up are sold with a Guarantee GUNNISON BARGAIN STORE Furniture and Hardware W George’s Barber Shop 7X Half Block East of Main zr Most persons agree with Governor lluxman’s statement that “we probably will never realize what we owe the pioneers” The thing that causes the most worry however is how to get money to pay what we owe their descendants It is proposed to amend Article Six to read as follows: ARTICLE SIX C Houston Goudiss That the principal place of the We announce with pride a new general business of this feature in tins issue ‘‘What You Gunnison in SanEat and Why” by C Houston pete County State of Utah Goudiss noted food authority radio apcakcr- auhw I It proposed to mend A tide mous as the man andh knows food Eight in part to read as follows: "from soil to serving from table ARTICLE EIGHT to tissue’’ The officers of this corporaOne of these articles will appear each week and we know housewives tion shall consist of a Board of and mothers will look forward to five Trustees etc them for the accurate worthwhile Dated this 31st day of March A information they contain on food? and their relation to health D 1938 This no 8 recPe column Mr Goudiss IRA OVERFELT has designed it to serve as a link M31AU between laboratory and layman in the food field interpreting modem Jets of water arc sprayed over the scientific knowtedge in the languor outside of an automobile windshield of the home maker g ving her the to cleanse it with a new device when elemental facts regarding new di? button on an instrument panel is coverics and the part played b !oodn building and maintaining pressed --THE DON'T Ira Overfelt cashier for the Gunnison Valley bank and who is interested in the turkey industry motored to Salt Lake Sunday He was joined there by C A Swanson of Omaha head of the Jerpe Commission company and others and Monday a motor trip was made to St George Hur- ricane Delta and other turkey growing districts with a view to making surveys of the number bf turkeys’ that are to be grown and handled during the coming summer and fall Every woman wants to know what foods will benefit her family and why and that is just the information that Mr Goudiss will give Watch for the artic'es each week make a scrap book pf them foi ready refeience The contain vatu able information every home make has been antmp H ARDY engineering marvel the fa WwMflos B S litigation with its rails ibod sdwdBki — BIG SATURDAT BARGAIN! 1 — Quarl 1 — No 1 — No 1 —20-o- z 1— 20-c- x 1 — 20-o-z 1— 6-oz 1— ox Can cl Tomit 2 Can cf Peat 2 Can of Con Can Vej Sc Can Tom Sag Can Spaghetti Can Pierce Ketchup Can Acrowu Wheat height nlti thru the Hanqina- 2 Can Pepper Basket TOTAL VALUE $125 THIS ADVERTISE! 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