Show fl!E GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON WAll Utahns Make Plans For “Touching Up” LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Wesley Orlob and E Borg were D (Continued from page 1) This fence will harmonize with the of the comandscape and atmosphere made of native munity and is to be the canyons nearby iimber froro "Residents of San Juan county should be praised very highly for Dr Stark heir progressiveness said At Wellington ind Castle Dale a county wide inaugurated dead trees! jrojcct for the removal of They are also working ©njfenceand barnyard improvement Before gotyg to southern Utah Dr Stark met in Ogden with landscape We-( improvement committeemen from er county where definite goals were! to addition In the the for set up year arnyard and fence Improvement projects the Weber committee started a juniorbacklawn pontest for boys and Prizes will be given to those girls doing the best job Dr Stark reports Jdtsa Norma Rosenlund visited over d the at the capital On their return they were accompan ITmoreeiTM led by Mra Orlob who had spent a and brother It rent few days at the capital city aa the Mrs E G Nation and daughter of houfce guest of Mrs E A Orlob Salt Lake City are spending several In the city and are guests at the Bud Sanders who spent hia spring days Mr and home of Mrs James Baxter mother vacation with his parents Mrs Hart Sanders at Spearmint re- - to Mrs Nation turned to Wan Tuesday where he Mr and" Mrs Archie Sorenson who resumed his studies at the Agrieul spent the winter months in California turn! college returned to their home here last They visited with relatives Clint Lundcbcrg local mannger for I'01’ Angeles and Rivet side the Telluride Tower company and were at Mark Nielson salesman Mr and Mrs 0 M Garlick were Richfield Tuesday attending Easter Sunday visitors at Helper and convention gidniic Fairbrief a at made returning stop “ Mr' nnd Mrs Aunt in Larsen and vi‘w "here t hey wt‘!?‘ daughtei JoAnn of Salt Luke City'Hves were guests Saturday ami Sunday at Hr and Mrs A 11 Lund leturned Edwin the home of Mr and Mis to their home here Saturday They JH1 nl II had been visiting with their children Mr and Mrs Lucian Nelson and at Lm Angeles sinceJanuary rtREditha-Rpscnb- i 1 r' M D and LaVonna and Otrlatlanaon lu lrovo t UBlvrty th worlwnd and Sunday with their parents here jucjje IWprd Donald IWraon Evan and Aaron amony tho (lunnlaon attondiny tho many front Eaator paycaat at Zion National park Mr and Mrs Wesley Tollestrup and childofllahtl were yueat ht tho homo of Mr and Mra It U Tol- lestrup Sunday afternoon rn1lr' Jw' Mrs M Modocn 'r1 L Mansfield returned ‘IUr ler to v c"n"‘ wiU "" ami Mrs Itulon Mansfield and Mr and Mrs J B Hamilton Enroute to Gunnison Mrs Mansfield accomnurse Miss Beth Childs graduate by Mr and Mrs Hamilton and now with the nursing corps at panied stopped over at Zion National park the Do hopil1 at Oyden ctne In c d w Ulll)n of the front th north Saturday reina n ny! Mr- - and Mrl pageant over Easter Sunday as a guest at the Hamilton continued their journey to home of Mr and Mrs C II Childs fSalt Laka en a business visit and will ' Monday Sh returned to Oyden k b n Mplu cfty for for® returning to their home at Los Angeles 4 h1r Mr ' i a Mrs Roy Tardew and sons Roger and Stanley and Mrs John A Sprolt of Grand Junction Colo returned to FOR SALE— Russet Seed Potatoes their homes Wednesday after visitand Swedish Oat Seed All high grade ing for the past ten days at the home Also first class Dleklow Wheat Seed of Mr and Mrs J S Peterson I A13U!c Inquire U J Fiandsen Mrs Wesley Duggins entertained FOR SALE —White Leghorn Bufor members of the Harmony Stitch llets any age Inquire Ross Peterson sewing club Monday afternoon A6U!c was tho pastime after which a hot luncheon was served to eleven guests Mr and Mrs Chas Lund motoret to Salt Lake Sunday morning am spent Easter Sunday with theii daughter Miss Fuy Lund Miss Louino Borg youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs I) E Borg of this city left for the east Wednesday morning She will go to Washington 0 C and continue her studies in a widely known business college at the nation’s capital Range Hie Range With 32 OUTSTANDING QUAUTY FEATURES! Gunnison Student Signally Honored THE NEW 1939 MODEL SEE ') Miss Beth Bardsley a student at the University of Utah and who visited with her parents over the weekend and Easter Sunday was one of the student members to be signally honored in ' recent activities Miss Bardsley was only recently Initiated into the Apmin society an organize tion exclusively for girl students who are advanced in the finer arts Tho initiation took place at a social function held at the Newhouse hotel early last week and as was chairman of the "goats” ' pt'Ogia in’ with the Large Warm’ng Oven near the bottom f Urea that burn In the perpetual campaign ti stamp out ever 40000000 acree annually tha United States forest Service In coIn operation with tho atato forestry agencies and organizations Interested million reproducconservation will dletrlbute In poetor form nearly tions of tho above painting by tha famed Illustrator James Montgomery! Flagg Tho painting la tha property of tho American Forestry Association Etrknl hm Iurryrd Remember: — Linoleum sils Dishes Cooking Utenetc go with each range to the extent of $800 worth! ChasRasmUssen Furniture Cor Furniture and "Hard wate j Buy from Our Advertisers Economic Highlights Farmers Urged To Control Gophers (Continued from page 1) who growing school of legislators have become convinced that we’ll (Continued from page 1) never get anywhere until definite’ conservative action is taken in chang- - livestock their burrows admit water in used thus Interfering labor our and irrigation utility defining ing That with its proper distribution as well tax policies etc agricultural school is very evident in the current as helping it wash out deep gullies on It may not yet be big sloping land by burrowing into dams congress enough to get its ideas reflected inland embankments of irrigation ditch law — it is big enough to prevent the es and canals they cause costly passage of any additional “radical” breaks and the loss of water the is also big enough' trol of pocket gophers on irrigated and to stand as an imposing harrier be- - areas is as important and necessary tween the more leftish New Dealers as is the leveling of the land and the attainment of their more ex- In the near future a control cam treme objectives paign will be under way in Sanpete There is an important "practical and Sevier counties sponsored by the e By and county agricultural agents the political” factor here too he congressmen like state legis- - cultural inspector and enlisting lators and city councilmen vote as cooperation of the U S biologica' want survey It is urgently requested that they think their constituents them to vote They go the way th every farmer cooperate and assist in — wind blows or to be more exact the the destruction of this injurious roWhen dent pest which is increasing in nunv way they gueas it is blowing Mr Roosevelt’s popularity was at its bcr in many sections of our state it was suicide to opheight political pose any part of the New Deal pro- Hear Easter Program gram and most congressmen acted At Zion Park accordingly Today there is apparently a shift in public sentiment judgMiss Marie Gledhill Mrs Leda ing by the standard polls of public opinion in the conservative direction Childs and Miss Berniece Bardsley o: this city were among the thousands and this is giving heart to congressmen who have been sitting on the that attended the Easter sacred services held at Zion National park Sun fence holding tight to their jobs What will come out of all this —and day evening The Gunnison folks lef out of the growing underground wai jarly Sunday morning arriving at the between the president on the one scene of the festivities early in the hand Hnd the conservative Democrat-le- afternoon The program they- report was splendidly given and clearly audiby Garner and Harrison on the ble to the8000 assembled Wpathor oilie- r- isn’t safe to forecast conditions too as well as police regu But it throws an interesting light or lations in handling the vast throngs conditions businessrealistic Many added much to tho pleasure of the men are coming to feel that whih visit they won’t get all they want from congress there is Considerably less A survey of 150 leading corpora1 danger than in the past of new and tions showed 6400000 Investors or unexpected legislative kicks in the twice the total number of employees pants — oOo — Old Maid: “Has the canary had his Spot business new-- jsn’t exciting War scares are still in the air and bath yet?" Servant: “Yes ma’am You can until they are dissipated— if ever— there will continue to be great worry come in now” on that score ' Locking at conditions at home Business Week says “Real optimism on domestic business so far as BETTER PAINTS results from COST LESS! plan s based on faith in the future-ining with our big line of' nol’'possible” today' "That "sums up —Along BENNETTS Paints we now general opinion very well have - ' Mr Hen peck: “I wonder what would happen if you and 1 ever agreed Say-M-ake on Mine Cream y —and enjoy Kentucb's straight Bourbon! 7? fT anything?” Her: “I’d be wrong” LETTER Gallons HOME A PINTilo G1 QUAOT Ho GO 7 H Pint rio G2 Pints Quarts Gallons Welcoine GIFT to the Foracr Indent Fresh Spinach rots Radishes PoUto W — Ay REMEMBER We Meet All CompetitiJ por QUALITY mTmsmmmm vitini Elmer’s Mail? 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George’s Barber Shop GUNNISON BARGAIN STORE Half Block East of Mib We can care for clothes cleaning needs tool 101 D iV J u mt r i Attention Farmers Satisfaction Guaranteed! men ie pc 'iti !lf p We have just Installed another complete set of machinery IdcIk to clean and treat Seed Grain j pi ing a new Carter-Dis- c Separator 1jto We now have two complete and separate units for this jab we can clean and treat your seed grains with very little tr delay After grain has been treated with the dry treatment itiiai effective when allowed to stand in the bags for some tine befi I planting m that Hermansen’s Roller Mills Phone 35 and 3 & Elevate it in riii Z GUNNISON 4 i' UTAH i7’ u to Win wist fyo (jtcinda 'amp! acatc uni ftiottcct is honored attho No w York World’s Fair w With “IwoVldi ‘T2 f'tETTr? 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