| Show 'r:A yAR BONDS alley fiews vu Gunnison--‘T- Sugar he J0IU Meet rr" r a RED CROSS and Turkey City" : tear GUNNISON UTAH THURSDAY APRIL 19 1945 No £ 41 ill Chief A A Recreation Project yfa Outlined By Lions Urges Farmers Raise More Sugar Beets To Contracting Now Underway In Area Served By Gunnison Sugar Inc farmers who desire to raise 4af beets after the war sliould rotect their production quotas jr that period by raising beets N E Dodd chief agriqW lultural adjustment agency Members of the Centerfield DC said Saturday Bo Scouts of America Troop 'Washington of a No Mil will fete their appeal part parents pj of the at a sumptions' banquet Jo sugar beet growers April btion to meet this year's beet 19th (tonight' in the Center-joalfield meeting House A splendid I "The agricultural production program has been arranged in and by the goals addition to the banquet pattern established Mill Is the most practical balance Scouting will be discussed In addition the 1945” Mr Dodd said “This mg the hour Cjgar beet goal cannot be met Charter will be presented to the h farmers ip sugar beet areas troop b G V Sorensen m besubstitute other crops for sugar half of the Boy Scouts of Amer- Utah lca’ National Parks kts” war Council “Sugar still is a critical Centerfjed Scouts To Get Charter and every farmer should lant the largest possible acre-fgof beets consistent with his other crops Farmers Joals for fa sugar beet tverlook the fact that tfroduc- - areas should not history has been an factor in prorating the domestic production quotas growers under the sugar of 1937” H J District ManSanders ger for Gunnison Sugar Inc id contracting is under way in Compreas serving the Gunnison indications any and present Joint to a substantial increase iver last year However Mr Sanders said results to date are and behind nil expectations k kes every grower to plant a Salt h? kxlmum acreage to in order isten beet goals established Miss Ll Olon Attend Red Cross Home Service Class Members of the Gunnison Lions club at their regular of last meeting Wednesday week House Lion in the oted to take imunanimously mediate steps to construct tennis courts on the Washington school grounds The courts as planned will be constructed so they can be used for dancing during the The following open air season members of the club were selected to serve on the project comBert Eggertscn mittee chairman Ira Overfelt George Last Milton Christiansen and Elmer Nielson There exists a very serious shortage of suitable pla ground facilities in Gunnison for the young people as well as the old and U ls tu mic c'ub Pr°i°ct can he financed through public subscription wuth some help from the city and school district The cost is set tentatively at approximately 00 Other clubs $1200 in Gunfor nison will be contacted donations or help in securing the necessary funds Further details will be made available as the Project gets moving The American Red Cross is offering a class in Home Ser- from vice to one representative each community in Sanpete County with Ruth Kaseman of the San Francisco office as instructor The class covers a f five week period with one class on of each week The Monday course got underway April 16th in Ephraim with Mrs N L Hermansen Mrs H B Norman and Mrs Norval Mellor in attendance They will be joined for the following four courses by Mrs C A Peterson of Centerfield Mrs Arnold Amtoft of to Axtell and a representative be selected from Mayfield j Bond Queen Q Mighty jj Seventh Sanpete Sevier Wayne Counties Pledge Support Three Utah counties Sanpete Sevier and Wayne pledged full support of the Utah 7th war bond loan queen campaign in held Monday at meetings Manti and Richfield The camis conducted the paign being by Utah war finance committee theater owners and The Salt Lake Tribune Headed by Allen Meeham Utah war finance deputy mana and ager delegation of Utah theater owners ahd representatives of The Tribune organization was begun in the respective county seats P Ray Dyreng Sanpete County war finance chairman with representatives from all but two communities in the county and theatf owners said a county-widwar bond queen to help that county campaign over the top will be undertaken in the Telluride Meeting Pow’cr Company offices in RichMembers of the Gunnison field Wayne and Sevier County Literary Club meeting at the war finance and theater owners home of Mrs B S Eggertsen pledged that they would also Wednesday evening enjoyed carry on a war bond queen drive Frank G Marttnes chair- the lesson “Why ism And The Good Neighbor man of 10 southern Utah courtties pledged his support a did Policy" as given by Dewey Arthur Brian Wayne County Lund Prior to the lesson and chairman Mrs Nellie Taylor at 7:30 luncheon was served by Wayne County womens chair- J Sevier O Mrs Eggertsen to twelve memForscy war finance chairman bers Mrs Lucltl Greenwood women' ehelrmin tof Sevier flt Dealer Attends Implement Sale Jack Nielson of the Gunnison Valley Farmers Equity attend ed the surplus implement sale held at Topaz Saturday Mr Nielson was among the 300 dealers from Mountain the states attending the sale which is one of three in the inter mountain area Tractors bar rows and grain drills were wuth drawn by the federal agencies and were not offered Only 101 items went on the auction block and of this number only ap15 were adaptable proximately to this area stated Mr Nielson Items priced at ceiling were hid in by a large number of dealers and the successful bidder had to be chosen by Jottery Of the not were tillage items that priced at ceiling such as disc harrows etc sale the plows than new price was higher equipment Annual Meeting Of Turkey Growers Held Monday Group Discuss Tax Bill And Animal Control Co '7 3V I N i()' v sf NEWS OF OUR MENwtVOMEN IN UNIFORM Ranking 4t!i m his giaduitmg class at the Naval Hospital Coips School San Diego Heniv Bartholomew of Kavette lias bet'll promoted to Hospital A p First the Class lltli prentice Nuval Distuet announced todav who Corpsman Bartholomew now’ is awaiting further assign ment is the son of Henry L Bar tholomew of Favette A graduate of the Gunnison Valley high school he was a stu dent at the Brigham Young Uni versity in Provo before enlisting m the Navy last August Mrs Norma Curtis a member of the WAC's and stationed at Camp Stoneman California accompanied by Mrs Hubert Mulhall of Salt Lake visited last week end with Mrs Alice Duggins mother of Mrs Mulhall WAC Curtis left from the oapitol city on Friday for her return to duty MEMORIAL I OR MAX RITES L ARSEN Metnoi lal sn ices were held the M held iliap April 2 im Imk foi Mi GiU Lar sen son of Mi and Mrs H C Lai sen and who lost Ills life on lighting for his country March 15 1945 he program under the diiechnn of the Ma field ward bishopric included prelude of music Mavis Whit lock mixed quartet "My Future Home" invocation President El mo Sorenson duet “I Know That My Redeemer Lives" Mr bioand Mrs Merrill Whitlock graphy of Max's life Principal Clinton Christensen vocal solo A “The Flag Without Stain" Betty Hutchinson reading of letters Rae Lou Whitlock talk violin solo Clyde Whitlock Gilbert Childs talk Byron " We’ll duet Meet FJeldstcd Again" Mr and Mrs L P Allen American Legion services by Gunnison Guard Mount Post 04Leonard JensCn command-a- t orl taPsi benediction H II Bogh — Mrs- J M' Knighton received n ettor Tuesday from her son Lyle saying that the Army man expected to be sent from the hospital in England to the one at Santa Barbara California and he new made hlm one of lhe happiest men In the entire lighting forces Lyle was wound-macd oncc n action and later an operation for an 1111 ment for whlch h? being Water Tender 2nd class W V Bunderson has returned to duty a naval base in San Diego after a furlough with his wife and family lie was ac- companied on his return by Mrs Bunderson who will make her home with her husband while he ls — Horace Sorenson Corporal son of Mr and Mrs Alma Soren- son of Mayfield shares his copy of the Gunnison Valley News with his ‘fighting In buddies None’ of the men with Italy SorenMn he treated Corp (hodUlg paper) are from Utah but they son Corp Sheldon Rosenberg mutually share news from any of Mr and Mrs Albert Rosenpart of the USA In of Centerfield a writes berg letter to his parents received ' is he that well and Tuesday spending his third month in France as a member of the Field Corp Rosenberg Artillery spent 35 months in Alaska prior to being sent to the European The annual meeting of Utah Independent Turkey Grow- er association was held Mon- evening at 8 o’clock In the Llon House In addition to the irge membership in attendance Mr Kfakham secretary of the Uuh Turkey Growers assocla- atlon was present and talked t0 the group on the turkey tax bm and predatory animal con- ’or this territory trol both subjects of high con- Our company is cooperating rn to th locil rowr uth War Food Administration C e Andersen Any Utah girl between the secretary- 18 28 of and ages years of the local may treasurer ounty Agents and local labor group to enter the contest but gave the financial apply which report ommittees of to assure farmers & she must muster $5000 In 7th shows the association In very and iequate labor to plant war loan E bond investments to good standing Other me reports andle a maximum sized sugar Ballots pertaining to the secretary’ of- qualify as a candidate D set crop in 1945 may be cast by any bond buyer flee were given by Mr Andcr-fo- r be- - sen together with various corn- his favorite candidate Together with people from partners’ of the United States ginning May 7 at official poll- - mittee reports anted During the annual election C every community in the United were deeply shocked when the ing places to be designated by A Peterson of Centerfield Nations news was released as it was each town's contest committee Allied States and was theater association president The girl with the highest throughout the world Gunnison not generally known that the Mai bowill was of Manti re residents President was Lowry solemnly Utak Valley number of votes in each comelected to the Camp Roberts Calif — Pvt Franee Russia Emland and mu0 ed their heads Saturday in town wlu represcnt h McEwan Voorhccs of Gunnison and Mr Andersen was again silent memory of their late other Allied Nations joined n the county na1' whlch wil named won a $1500 cash prize his s Delano with the country that suffered New Franklin president and the company championship At the same time the severe loss observing mem- - be held between June 20 and directors elected include: Roosevelt Roy 3 Arnold Amtoft Expert’s Medal for marksman1 short but Impressive funeral orial rites The radio carried on June 26 Story Manti pril ’ on rerifle the T Axtell two here ship Commandcr-infor Delta with range Q Shepherd services for the days Impressive The girl winning the county '7-- j Pvt Voorhees Is now Alonzo cently Chief were held in the East music and talks In memory of wm b sent to Salt Lake Irt ®vcrelt Gunnison i 1 his basic as an Huntsman Fillmore as taking training Room of the White House In the late president who died for s ’ A for the state finals and for the Infantryman in Company C of Washington DC Burial was at the armies he led marched to ' ' " ' V of selection and the 88th Battalion Mr crowning the Mrs at and Bill and Y Butler Camp the ultimate victory and the To helo make ears last longer his beloved Hyde Park N Roberts peace he sought was about to Utah war bond queen July 4th sons Russell and Kent motored 1 to reduce accidents Utah residence afternoon Saturday The President of the United reach Its formative state at the The girl chosen Utah queen will to provo lice sheriffs and Mill returned to Gunnison late States died of a cerebral hemor San Francisco conference wln a tri to HoliyWood and departments wSVcooper Sunday evening and Mrs Butler At 7:08 pm April 12 Vice a£re at Warm SDrlngs Georgia 8crecn tcst cons derat or' ar and sons will spend the week Don II Edwards of Gunnison notice to the U S Navy La- ryFitzT latlon®J Truman was S War President Mountain Harry 2'35 at pm to P iarrjTno In the and Edward Nolan Anderson of Veil was being sworn into that w1® of ran8ed by the motlon Picture visiUng with relatives 45 The na- - sworn in as the President Garden have branch of the service just as the this at Utah arrived of theaters Mayfield City States United the as the ’fighting nd chairman tion as well Infantry Training Center to be news of Franklin D Roosevelt campaign gin basic training as Infantry death was being announced During a six weeks’ period men Both have been assigned —1 to a battalion April 15 to June 1 all Staff Sergeant Carl Childs a rifle stressing iice will check member of the U S Marine the brakes of training i cars — In moving involved Corps and who has been on ac Qc violations In accidents Bronzel Pickett left tive duty In the South Pacific Corp those who submit of to for the past 20 months visited week last re Thursday voluntarily check Calif for Tuesday of last week with his port at Shoemaker j "A a assignment after fur has grandparents Mr’ and Mrs simple brake check ’’fa devised” Francis Sgt Childs lough at home George to Corp Tickett according son of Mr Mrs and LaBricl attached to a headquarters com J Perintendent Dow which will Pickett completed a course at pany reported for duty at the a police officer - only a I which completion of his furlough at Qute to make Balmbridge Maryland It U hoped qualified him as an athletic in- - £1 Centro Calif j 4t all motorists will cooperate “ — structor this wartime program in Mr and Mrs Marion R Chris by having their brakes tlansen of Mayfield received a Keith llenrie paid his parents cked voluntarily and by and friends in Gunnison a rather letter from their son Harvey Urg ure the car is In good unusual visit Monday afternoon stating that for the first time rating condition” t approximately d 4:30 when he In the year he had been The campaign is backed not the town In a and seas he met someone from the t Nights by the International As- 1 at then ls his base stationed roared HITS for Valley Harvey away a cation of Chiefs of Tollce but at Fredrick Oklahoma Keith's Guam and says in his letter "I the ODT the Army Service In j7 parents Mr and Mrs I L lien- - have just returned from seeing the OPA and by local rie expected the Visit In that Orr Hill and we had a very 'nice ‘ic groups j Tomorrow that the talk they were notified night I am I the main" Superintendent I pilot Instructor would come this going to churih with him ith — explained "this is not an from IrleT weather permitting How also met Max Anderson I way T orcement campaign We are PhilLP ever enroutc the big plane was Gunnison Hope we can get aI Peking arrests We want at Las Vegas for a gether often” n y 1® assist motorists to find — and It day due to weather f U 8 Wr PwwVmi Burw tf f fcjl aUil IU1m4 if11 brakes are deficient wasn't until the parents re- Orr Hill writes to his parents them to have them rc- Hilt from dotreyed a Urg prt of th downtown section of ths esplUl of ths I’hilippinn upon thi CITT IN FLAMES — Fir ceivcd a telephone message from Mr and Mrs MANILA wtr wrscksd and fir addtt Buildings icon Uoops During th eight TNT planted by ths Jsps siplodcd Immediately Salt Lake that they were sure the South Pacific whore he is for their Anne rproch of ths Amt w- safety and that of the of live vuiL (Continued on la- -t page) to th desaltation Boy) J i Utah Joins With tlation In Observing President III! liah Police lam: If V y y r l !c Ircn J rtr fans” i r m lc f dcnt W ittnn ' hi r t Brakes 15 To June Dates Set Inspection QwTp VI 4!’ In operate Checking For Departed Roosevelt Franklin Rites dy i ‘4 in tl ' |
