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Show pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo rx Vemal'S AmBWGlI CWV Wide Welcome Square Dancers ancH V Petroleum Golf Tourney Visitors Shop Vernal' Sidewalks for Bargains Friday and Sa?urday,AAay land 15 rfZ:chambe,otcJ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOOOOOOOOOQOoooflflflOOOOQOOOflQOOOOOOOOOOOfiaaoofifioaaoAAAA rJ ON EVERY MOBILE HOME IN STOCK i $00000 14x56 f1 M Classic Approximately with minimum down 2bdrm, 14 X 70 TJova front kitchen, furnished 3bdrm,2bath QQQOO utility room with ZjZjZj Mo. freezer Space Approximately with minimum down Beautiful front kitchen with expando 3 bedrooms - 2 baths , Q(o)nGQ Approximately with 1 V Mo. minimum down , mmm mm mm I tKMttcnfr Mum.' rro UmU WILLiY MUMS May 12, 1982 Copyright 1982 by Edward M. Rowley ROOTED IN AMERICAN FREE ENTERPRISE Enough And To Spare Dad didn't have any special train- were contagious. I suppose I couldn't J ' ing as a gardener. But in the early help but catch ft at birth, for some of j , part of this century, people got train- my earliest memories are of my in- x , g ing out of necessity. About the only terest in and curiosity over plants. I ; ,t f way for some folks to have fruits and want to spread that contagion around v vegetables was to grow their own. until it infects everyone within my I . V" Growing up in Arizona's desert reacn with the Jys of anticipating, valleys gave Dad the training he need- growing and harvesting the bounties , ; "--. ' ed. In the American Southwest, peo- of the soil. 4 ! pie had to pay extra attention to the I am planning a gardening book that , - needs of plants in order to make seeds will be especially useful to Uintah I : y' . ' f sprout and grow into food-producing Basin gardeners with our unique soil ii ' -I ? gardens. Rain wouldn't be relied on as -and climatic conditions. Its title: ' j in other parts of the country. When "Enough And To Spare", from a l' ' 1 V plants needed water, it had to be car- scripture which reads, "For the earth f t ' ried to them in a bucket, pipe or ditch. is full, and there is enough and to : Dad learned well, and everywhere spare..." (Doctrine Covenants !Uv c.i . he went to live, preparing a place to 104:7)- 11 seems that whenever Dad ' " plant a garden was one of his first was able t0 8row a Sarden there was ED "OWLEY thoughts. His gardening instinct was a always enough and to spare and I means of survival. He and Mom were hope we can all have it that way. POTATOES FROM SEED an attractive teenage couple with a I can use your help to make my book baby daughter when I was born, in the more meaningful. If you have any middle of the great American depres- special gardening methods, please The plant breeders have done it again, sion. share them with me and I will use as Something else to make gardening more in-many in-many as possible in the book. I will teresting. The first potato variety to be available It was a dusty twenty-five miles also include the names of those who from seed is called "Explorer". Your may have that he drove to get Mom to a doctor contribute information. seen it advertised in a national magazine, for my delivery. He had travelled that i aiso need pictures of your yards In fact, I'm afraid that perhaps it has been road before and would many times and gardens. They will be helpful as I overpromoted. I saw Explorer potato at a trade afterward, peddling vegetables from travel around the Basin and talk with show in Seattle. I could see that more work is to his garden to homes in Prescott, various church, club and school be done before we have a really good potato from Arizona. Sometimes his old Star groups about gardening. Please call seed. Explorer produces a wide variety of sizes, automobile seemed reluctant to go all me if you have something that's many of the spuds being rather small. But I think the way, but he managed to keep it especially pretty or otherwise in- it's exciting. Kind of like being a pioneer. You patched up for a lot of trips. teresting. I'll try to come and take a and I can be getting experience in growing them It was as if Dad's special instinct picture. while plant scientists work to improve them. - There will be better potatoes to come. IT'C TTIPTP Vi TPlirT?f AOflflT We have started a limited number this spring II 3 IliallS III I lllkii I to help you gain that experience. Try a half- dozen or so and you'll be ready when the improv- tffwmTO)GS t . High Valley Memories . We have many of the old favorite varieties "X "v -' as well as newer hybrids. Try the new VJ)' - I hybrid CHAMPION. It's almost as early as i "tj ) Hpt Yni ir fnnv Mnu EARLY GIRL and larger. V 1 ui vUfjy IMUW si - This little book has all of the articles that r l?GllGl23 sc:' were in our 1980 and 1981 High Valley We even have eleven varieties of these, CS' I Dlir Mnmo CarriariGr from very hot to mild -and sweet, including nuillC JdlUCIICI the huge BIG BERTHA and one of the hot- J Radio PrOOraiTI test peppers of all time the new hybrid I FIRE! J You can hear our program featuring tips NMae--' for home gardeners each day on KNEU - rr r rnNn r radi0- !t is known as "Jonn Benson, The IS LAfW jV Home Gardener" and presents timely tips K UWUWLUUVsVLjL-o' to help make your gardening experience Our selection includes thirty varieties in T. nSU5c"s!c' and sat'sfving- Tune in to many sizes and colors from the dwarf ones NEH at 1?:j'-m- an,d 4:30 P-m- Mon" such as RED PYGMY and LEMON DROP day through Friday until May 28. to the tall majestic DOUBLE EAGLE and yf DOUBLOON, with various sizes between. - v. 'W: mo hh ii Mj tfUHSERY W WHERE GOOD GARDENS BEGIN On block oast of Roosevelt Medical Clinic and around the corner |