Show n back up: y—vN ff facto I jpjt fasti CIVE TO THE Gunnison Valley News ' yOUJl BOY f Cs9 if LI -- r RED CROSS Gunnison— “The Sugar Beet and Turkey City RTYnmi YEAR my And Uavy Gunnison jests Thirty npctc Hen Scheduled April 17 Truck Will Pick From Wednesday Leave my J Navy Tuesday Recent Marriage pril 27th Announced men from To 22 1944 15 No Certificate Will Honor Utah Rubbish Until Saturday members wera in attendance Commencing Monday April New officers Include- president 17th and continuing through Frank Frischknecht r Cecil Bown the following Saturday is the week in GunCarl Mel lor reporter Annual Clean-Unison as proclaimed by the Gil Yardley - The outgoing ofDurficers were Grover Childs as Mayor and City Council vice- ing this week every citizen is president Deloyd Lund urged to clean their premises president Frank Frischknecht Kenneth Allred and erase all unsightly condl- - secretary tions that naturally collect dur- - treasurer and Wayne Nay re ing the winter months porter —— With the coming of summer the clean-ucry is one that echoes from one community to another in the striving of one LOgflII to outdo the other in city beautiCecil Bown Some cities thrive fication while Carl Mellor from spring until fall Gil Yardley er reporter and start with a “bang” but let their ambitions die as the Norwood Hyer advisor of thelochl Farmers Future organizwarm weather progresses and t were day their city becomes an unsightly desolate place In which to live and Saturday id attend the anState convention nual FFA that your Business sesslonsweer held Fri place was one that detracted from the beauty of your city day afternoon ana all day Satur At the Saturday morning In order to assist the resi- - day one for April now Commencing purchase of a war bond in the name of a born since January baby 1944 will bring from the Utah WoWar Finance Committee men's Division an official baby certificate bearing the inscription"This is to certify that baby John Doe through the ownership of a war bond presented by Daddy John Doe has become an investor in the United States of America Advancing years wil bring an of the fact that appreciation is investment helped win a war to preserve American Ideals and to make the world a better place in which to live as well as a realization of the benefits of thrift and saving (Signed 43 Farmers Urged To Plant Sugar Beets Utah s Bond-Owner- Baby Election of new officers for the local chapter of Future Utah’s "Best Crop" is going Charles S Smith Stnte Chair Farmers of America was held Tuesday of last week at the to help the state reach its future man Tho citations are lithographed high schools More than fifty war bond quotas including the Up Men APRIL Future Farmers Elect Officers Week Clean-U'- p THURSDAY UTAH GUNNISON from an original India ink drawSalt Lake ing b Art Larson architect artist whose powerful cartoons spurred war bond sales during the Fourth War Loan The program is sponsored Women’s by the Division headed by Mrs O A state to chairman Weisley direct the attention of grownups to the value of a war bond as a “present with a future" The program is state wide and will bo supervised by the Women's Division of the various committees county war bond have been County chairmen with prepared postsupplied cards which will serve as applications for the "cradle roll of honor” citations "Every Baby In Utah — A Bond Baby" is the slogan Extension Director Says Utah Can Yield 50000 Acres If farmers of Utah plant many acres of sugar beets as possible the people of the state will see to it that the beets are thinned hoed and harvested when the time comes W W Owens director of the Utah extension service declared last week at a staff meeting held in Logan P "Sugar beets is one of the vital war crops and many farmers in Utah have the right kind of soil the equipment and they know the best cultural methods to produce the tonnage requested by the U S government for the state” he said " Director Owens pointed out that the price is an attractive Inducement and should produce a substantial profit for growers O DC lie explained that sugar must Membcrs of the Gunnison r)lBnlinn “® Since the pressure cooker is Old Man Stork has been busy produfcd ln tvlclnUe ©f denta in disposing of rubbish Literary torles where the soil is fertile t to bundles homI the ell preser-thaprecious Th" errnged for and free from disease and where P it Ccnterfield unrfew parents during the of Mrs Ira Overfelt with Mrs truck that will start Wednes- - returned w ample irrigation water is availaccompanied Sunday keDt ln tha v8 onorattnu week men have been ac- - Overfelt Mrs twelve trash that placed Howard Norman day togaher able who condition MfS A fine 10 Vt pound baby boy In ordertodotW 'pied by the Navy and will ana Mrs Garrick Roylance as In suitable containers in front "Utah has these three requireon April 27th for octlve hostesses thorou£hlJ lkf Tho dining table was of the property The truck will reiauvea mewision “and could strom home Wednesday of last ments” he said cleaned and tested once Ity In this group are the fol- - cleverly decorated with a lace operate from Wednesday until raise 50000 acres of sugar beets and The new addition is week the clean-uyear any necessary repairs Evan Arm-- banquet cloth daffodils wing men: Morrin wax the final day of the this year an increase of about should be made This work third child all boys Gunnison Milton Lloyd baby chicks ducks Easter can- - However everyone is urged to at their should be done before the UUh At the Salina Hospital Mr 19000 acres over last year Srtholomew Fayette Quinten dies and artistic colored egg bum al rubbish that they can Lakfi oficei BDnt the ' "The limiting factor is labor A faulty and Mrs Keith Sorenson are recanning season begins all Bardsley Centerfield place cards week end and Monday visit Appropriate musi- - wlth the truck gathering the loss of ceiving gauge may mean Ck congratulations upon We have fewer farm workers material YaldeimaJ cal numbers were rendered by lng at the home 0f her parents many hours of hard work acbecause of the needs of the a of little daughter Mt defiled commit- Mr and Mrs Juniu Metcalf A city beautification Leland Mrs Gilbert FJeldsted and Mr ’ ' forces we However cording to Ruth Parish emer- the second child and the first armed Roger James Son- - Lawrence Anderson The even- - tee Is also In the process of or- j ssephBosen ( assistshall food more persons recruit- have gency girl preservation Faust Whiting ing was spent playing games ganlzation with George Last f!rap Ephraim tntry MisJ Alma Hemingsen repre- ant areas Mexl- Mr and Mrs LaVar Rosen- - ed from Edwin Nielson Manti Dar- - with prizes awarded to Mrs An- - city councilman as chairman ss ’at the 8entd the Wgb gchool very In an Interest to increase and berg are all smiles over their can Japanese laborers will D Terry Spring City Clyde tone Willardson Mrs Elmer The committee will consist of Reglonal area panel ! and Extern first’ boy The young man Cox preservation Falrview Ephraim La- - Nielson Mrs Jundus Metcalf and representatives from the variouS J004 conteitf held encourge 1 added to the ex of r 'la civic and social organizations"'" Draper Wales 7nTm7ii'eid”V MIu PreMure ct)oker tetin rneetlngsone-sliterMrs Payton Alexander ' to help w111 ta rem community IlfporU tat that 11 re do- - tcnalon aervlM ta This conunitta will formutata Utminetcn’t toDle aolv tho labor prob- farmed main lng nicely Plans tor dtywld project VnT R o y ot JutmnJta-- ' DUn! lhSanpto County Each Mayor and ’Mrs lems” he continued do " wUl that away quency eventually Buchanan and Mr and Mrs £°“P She wa accompanied aU ot :ies Thcn' Oiwelt Beck wa called to the to the contest city by her sister PccjUy- - thta Kenneth Jensen were In Manti "filh the unslghUy weeds clinic In their community In s Uke the utar cf hl (Continued on last page) Mrs Norwood Hyer ' a fare- to attend Mrs r night Andersen Margrethe cl- order that any repair may be year will be lborMyln hlv Lucian tewrt Bown aiscn ecd- passed away Sunday well party for obtained and your cooker be In Clty received as to the con- - mentcd ordinary In panting at her home In MrI Beck but vUey Kcd contain from on to tlv jood operetlnc condition when dltUm istield Jensen was born 80 per ecrm the tint fruit and vegetable! or relldcnt ull cent pcr ball about hoplng a Denmark’ 20 December of the segmented seed conare ready to can 84 a daughter of Maren Peter- Mr and Mrs Wayne Conder This tains 6m germ only Notice will be made when the and Anders Hansen and family of Tooele spent the means that much of the thinning B date is set for the clinic ln each 1 Ihe She Mr Mrs week vleltln and Sorenend Kenneth ' survived a deter can done b handled be with long C by town wh pster of Mr and Mrs Will iani Andersen sen and family ot Seattle Wash- - hoes and stoop labor is reduced of Denmark : 'WoP Andersen of California Conder and Mr and Mrs Loren Ington and Mr and Mrs John to a minimum It also ’means has Mrs Frank Thomas Whp 4 Hans K Sorensen and family of Hill Andersen of Levan that untrained workmen can be the past tendays ywlth co Washington are visiting taught to thin beets In a short her daughter and with Mr and Mrs Arch Sorcn- - time” The Misses Marion and Lois Mr and Mrs B S Eggertscn trn and Mr and Mrs Levi He Jean FJeldsted daughters of that machinery left Saturday for her home at Coates They arrived from the has explained — Mr and Mrs Gilbert FJeldsted been perfected so that seed Hr and Mrs E L of national northwest Sunday afternoon In spite Fork last year’s is' distributed uniformly and Swalberg were home over the Easter week Service Is con- - Spanish Forest The of 18000000 JTere Sunday guests of relatives end for a visit with their par accomplishment farmers know more about prestructlng a cattle chute ln the Ml Pleasant ents and many friends paration of the right kind of 'rd'hn Gunnlion ccordlog to In-seed beds and that beet toppers releaacd by Banger formation mericani to increase tire nurn Andcr°n loader and other equipment lh® 4Ma"U ber to 20000000 advises Dr A will be available to reduce man oE been Arvll L Stark horticulturist of ti power needs In harvesting the the Utah Extenslon Servlce tSbre: crop and getting it to’ the fachere but the Gunnison con- V tories itructlon Wiu lodude the moet INFORMATION tah f fnpared by OFFICS OF WAR Sanpete Eighteeh have been accepted by S Army and left April a to report for active duty armed that branch of the Irvices They will report at te induction station and be as- I to various fields for basic lining taken by the Army in-Ide: Edmund Mead Bench and SnkL Taylor Gunnison Neil George Sorensen Mayfield ad Seely Wesley Phillip Marx Earl Johansen Reid Mt Pleasant Hubert Hansen Clarence Wil- frd Syndergaard Spring City Sal V Johnson Max Andrew ’insert Ephraim Lafayette O’Leary Clinton Dale elsen Moroni Clifton Carl ortat Lucien B Bown Manti LaMar H Ray Anderson Merrill Curtl Mower lUnty U W Wd Mr and Mrs Mart Taylor announce the marriage of their son Frank Taylor to Miss Var- della Jinks- daughter of Mr and kIrs- B winks ° Salt kake P1® were married Cityfourth in the capitol city April The bridegroom a native of Gunnison and who graduated from the Gunnison Valley high school left Tuesday for duty in the u s- Army- Prior to Ws Eduction into the military forces- he was employed at the smelter Garfield The bride wiU mak® her home with parents for the duration Literary Club unOHOrS EaStOr 77 — FFA Attend aon £ jj0an f Pressure Cookers Tested Ut New Arrivals In Centcrflcld f " bthe “ lultry Sly thelrth haanf:nd t ech wi t " Sunday 5?? pr '"'I'1 jn Forest Service Food Demand Brings Importance Constructing CtUllC Qf Jlct0rV GardCnS Gatl 7V Valley Stockmen Will Have Latest By 'TWO hlllllon Improvements 3 t sser jmitari TOIUPJ and HR7S©l70!!Jn Film oncd —in WARTIME — ClEMoAVOtIGM an MFOnM i Reminders - 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J i'r M rSh Pjrtjon of terer cod 5 l Saturday evening Mrs' Ira Overfelt assisted by her dauMaritime Commission Reports 000000 is the large demand for entertained at ghter Marilyn Commission ship body squeeze arrangements to Maritime According to- - a press release the Navy' hbving enlisted" In dinner and an evening of cards HUTS FATS ct ” ifli'nM’iiflkuli lwl'J lhe Bed rtamp y'rdi"delivered 410 hip of 4 Ttr7 E 1935 when 17 °tflce Clair June of years in in- - 115951 deadweight and also Jjecelvfd J" compliment to the birthday tons during through J8 are good food rigid for dehorning h TC4i X0 how ID Of Centerleld has age He was at Pearl Harbor anniversary of Mr Overfelt Snitely Waste kitchen fats by removing one or two small e first quarter of 1944 the U promoted to the rank of December 7 1041 and has seen The festive table was covered longed for two points and Commission announced Uberty over H 000000 men are now In barsacow" canbebranded on corporal ln the Army Air force active duty since war began with a lace cloth and was cen- 9 cents a pound u mur position of the body the Army and there wil1 Giere was JCGAR more before the — r— mu ®na nor w‘n ana Twpiv 4 J1 are 1944 growing season good for five pounds lng tonnage of military Guadalcanal member of the Army Airways battles including Guests Included Mr and Mrs J taclud A eKUn n ddltlon finitely Sugar tamp 40 U ether tart type Marshall and Gilbert M Knighton Mr and Mrs Dean Midway GunnUon In wmmumcuonDyncin 4 tor Uv pound of canning lng the new victory hip toe f0vcrnmcnt TOftan Islands He Is now stationed at Oveson lrinyi Mr and Mrs N L were 152 ships merchant 1®! 3 March Llt5u® found it necessary to assist through February Wchard Griffin brother of Pasco Wasington prior to be Hcrmansen and Mrs Dallas a axauuv ui- 4 year ' built armies of our Allies with their Ginpinx incur ciuie Larsen has been lng released from active service Greener In the bridge game fcU of Mrs Howard vUlted ye de- food supplies GASOLINE: In 17 East Coast Need For Manpower ConUaae tockmcn to th Valley and promoted to the rank of major due to an eye Injury John who following the dinner hour high States mands a substantial 9 Although the United hlv glven thcm 8n opportunity in the Army Air Corps accord- graduated from the Gunnison score was won by Mrs Her- coupons are good food Produced the the of (total iU rcedved by Valley high school Is also a mansen planned reached for the conitructlon lng to information May 8 In other states Army has States and there Is no id ll) coupons are good through Mrs Ursen recently of 7700000 Major grandson of Mr and Mrs Levi o£ vat An the strength dlppln£ peak Coates Gunnison 21 Mrs Francis Petersen undersons it will need 73000 to 100stockmen holding Federal per- - Griffin is serving overseas — 10 lnalnta!n t1? went an operation at the Holy men kwntd inrrVaM 000 and Gunnison monthly from miu FUEL OIL — Fayette Periods 4 and need Lee to class Christiansen 1st the and Reed Cross Hospital Thursday of last Mate according Carpenters contrlbuUd MSCM trength fcupona are good through Wftr Apartment and the Navy the next season Mr Petersen who ac- ment also a number of stock- - Merrill Peterson serving with Metcalf who have both been in week The quantity or avauaoie pro- 30 need the Seabecs in the South Pacific the Army for fifteen months companicd his wife to the lhat dJ not have theM Dcpartment said it would was rar m-a°ESs sump No 18 in Book 400 000 additional personnel by ceaaed food for 1943 stockmen have writes to his wife and family ln eleven of which have been In itol city is receiving medical Centerfield he has recently the U S met recently In Eng- - tention at the Salt Lake clinic u good through April 30 September 1 to get the Navy low that of 19U amounimg w a$sesjmentf of Gunnison that lett Supplle The and is well and who land Hawaii are in been boya Book The 1 in Forest Corp endCortCulrtJJ000000 Ac- - cousins had not seen each other of 200000 I Jack Shaffer of Salt Lake is u goodmpNe wVr the necessary seeing a lot of new country UP to peek rtrength IndoItolWy 1000 - Service wUl last year Merrill since Joining the Army Leo spending vacation the spring cording to the letter Meanwhile the National construction jvyrt ° short of was still heading toward a base found out that Reed was in Eng with friends In the Valley and reconstruction vat 0f t estimated 1944 tax are due Vv® Service System Us aband- - 000care Ue which for to and hla went year DUn land for unit camp waP 1 Aprd the corral ?oncd rh! defer- - case rfurt of the 1941 supply — a visit Mrs Sena Thompson has reThey spent two day As soon a the chut Is con 'ACCESSED FOODS concerning available to civilian Blue turned to her home after spendA8 through K8 good in- - ® registrant are the winter months visiting and ing his with family parents proved the Forest Ranger d eyc Lee l!"' ‘one! Mr that will mitcly with her children A daughter visiting with Mr and Mrs Arch cupatlon or endeavor garden the nortl- - start tagging the Federal Mre llyrum end Mrl Ad Breech eeeompnl d of John ere eongrndperenl mllteJ cttle to meet Ue lNSrECTlOJf — Regular govern Ik Mr Thompam to her home member of (Continued ou tart pge) whether The Joung men U Ion tier not required vcnitnc 0f the rtoekmen Uj on Ufl ?4 20 (Continued — pplie duiis cw llta ' TeD!ClI! jj® - err ! ' hu ' ?enterflc!d Woman 1 it ?? IZ!r r' SX'Jh ' 5 Soenn hnf ChlUnen 1 |