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Show THE As cont. from page one water system update which will improve the system. A new 100,000 gallon reservoid is about 60 percent completed. Distribution lines still remain to be installed. Earl Petersen, Elwood, said a $10,000 allocation from the state drought emergency fund has been used to dig a new well. The well has been dug, but city officials are deciding now with the help of a geologist whether to go deeper. The well digger struck water at 97 feet and has dug to a depth of 130 feet. No tests have been done to determine how much water the well will produce but Petersen said it is more than can be bail measured. "It's cold and it's sweet," he added. "We definitely will have water in the line as soon as we can get power up there." Petersen said the community sys- tem is getting about 60 gallons a minute-2- 4 gallons a minute from a well and 36 gallons a minute from its half of a source in Cold Water canyon. Deweyville also receives some water from the system. That 36 gallons a minute from Cold Water canyon amounts to about as much as the spring normally yields during the low month of the year in February or only about 20 percent of normal flow. The community's 200,000 gallon reservoir hasn't been full since the valley got a week of rain back in May, Petersen indicated. Water is "iust ' running thru the reservoir into the distribution system. Monday workers dug out a source in the canyon and got another nine gallons a minute of water into the system. But Petersen thinks that is just a temporary measure which will "cut back." far as restrictions, Water use is allowed for cullinary purposes, livestock but no lawns. It can be used sparingly for gardens. While not predicting a water rate increase, Petersen mused that Elwood like many other communities which have had to add wells to their systems to supplement natural springs will find that pumping water makes it more expensive. In Tremonton there still seems to be plenty of water but odd and even watering restrictions have been maintained to keep pressure up. City Manager Jay Hirschi reported recently that there is more water running in the Bear River than is supplying Tremonton. The problem this summer, as in past summers, is that the city lacks storage reservoir space and adequate distribution lines. A bond issue is contemplated this fall to see if residents will approve a part of the money needed for a $1 million plus water system update project. In Plymouth, another community which has a water system improvement project underway, a more restrictive outside watering system was implemented about a week ago according to Greg Lamb, a city councilman. Under the new system, home owners can water on three days of the week between 9 a.m. and p.m. There is no watering on Wednesdays. Under the old system, home owners watered on odd or even numbered days and could water at any time except between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Since going to the new system, Lamb said water has been available to homes where it was running low or out every night under the old system. 5-- II STEAMER BASKET Ate REG'3.75 SALE We have different models to choose . . All models equipped with Briggs-Strottoengines. We guarantee what we sell 5 from t. several n ! other Items No. 5100 5 Horse Chain Drive ' The Utah Transportation Commisstoday programmed $77,106 to construct pedestrian safety facilities at 7 locations in Box Elder and Cache Counties. Dm July 13thrthe Utah Department of Transportation's special Ad Hoc Sidewalk Committee endorsed UDOT recommendations on the use of the $1.5 million in Safe Sidewalk Funds appropriated by the Legislature last March. In Box Elder County a sidewalk will be installed in Garland on the east side of Tremonton Road (U-8(past the high school) from 237 South to 1400 South. And in Perry, curb, gutter and sidewalk will be installed on the east side of US-8- 9 from 2400 South to 2835 South. General guidelines for distributing the funds were developed using a formula which included the number of pedestrian accidents, the general population and the number of school children in each county. In an effort to make the funds go as far as possible, local governmental units were encouraged to participate in the projects through financial contribution, donation of labor and matery ial or donation of by property owners. Most of the cities and counties receiving funds for the safety program contributed some of their own resources to the project. right-of-wa- With summer half over, parents and children begin to Hurry In gear Drive No. 5022 5 Horse Reg. $329.95 $269 Sale Price $247 No. 5016 5 Horse Gear Drive Reg. $299.95 2 No. 200 llok forward to a new school year. The Bear River Health Department would like to remind parents of kindergarten and first grade age children of the importance of having adequate immunizations. Immunizations have made most of the serious childhood diseases a thing of the past. In the case of measles, mumps, and polio, the number of children harmed for life by complications from these diseases has decreased draUnfortunately matically. when we only hear of the childhood illnesses infrequently, we forget the need to be adequately immunized. Several surveys have shown the immunization levels of two year olds to be well below the recommended level. By the time a child enters kindergarten or first grade he should have had the basic three DPT & Polio immunizations with a booster at 18 months and one additional booster between age 4 and 6. Mumps, measles, and rubella vaccine can be given at age 15 months and will provide a lifetime protection against those diseases. The School Enterers Immunization law passed by the state legislature two years ago requires school J and 3 Horse models in stock at special prices this week! yours today. KERNEL KUTTER J SALE' ?37f We hove other hand models Ihot will grind Hour in one operation Sale REG Reg. 16.50 $139.95 ;70 Cuts all kernels from an ear of sweet corn with one quick strokf. CIlmii with none mashed or crushed. Circular cutter expands to fit all si.e ears. Perfect for deepfreezing, canning and fresh table use. Permanently teeth. lOOi solid stainless steel. REG whole-kernel- '2.19 , , , AMERICAN S-- fl U CORN CUTTER HANDY-MAI- 97I LSI Cherry Stoner Made of Designed for years of use extra heavy plastic. It will cut whole kernel corn, cream style corn, and will also shred corn. Easy to clean and operate. Blades adjust to cut corn to fill your needs, req 1425 FT Great Northern Pressure Cookers Flour Mill the king of the pressure 21'. qt. size cookers. Mode of sturdy cost aluminum, with seol which metal to metal exclusive locks lor Clomping eliminates gaskets' positive safety. Adjustable, (me to coorse grind. Grinds 65 lbs. of flour per hour. Runs cooler, will not overheat flour, preserves natural vitamins Ten year warrantee on stones. Instructions in eluded to show how to convert to manual operation. Reg. 64.95 Sale $44" Wt. '1.79 12 lb. Food All ... REG ,97 Reg. $12.98 t Only American Big New efficient tool for an important household task. Any housewife who does any cold packing or canning can immediately see the value of this item. SURE GRIP lifter will handle any size jar easily and quickly. sale Black Satin Finish. Complete with clamp for attaching to table. Made in the United States for top quality. 105 Bottle Lifter D 9697 IT Johnny Apple Peeler This suction mount peeler will peel, slice and core apples in seconds. Each operation is performed Independently with full hand control. Can be used for pears, too. Cutting parts ore made of stainless steel, frame is rugged plastic that is dishwasher safe. $797 Reg. 13.50 Dehydrator Plugs into standard M0 outlet circulates gently for even drying. Dry your foods for storage this most inexpensive way. using sunlight tor its mom energy source. Has many features: easy to operate, lightweight, inexpensive, circulation fan. heating element, convenient see-i- window, sanitary. 69 99 Reg. 87.98 Sale 1978-mod- &sf 5 IE part of Ford Motor Company's 75th anniversary ob- - 14 servance. The company was founded by Henry Ford on Talenf Show Set The Farm Bureau's annual search for local talent is about to begin in Box Elder County. The first step of the search is the preliminary talent show slated for Wednesday, August 17 at 8 p.m. in the Bear River High School Visual Aids room. The annual talent show is held during the Box Elder County Fair in August. If you're interested in performing, call Gaylene Etia-soSnowville, 872-- lm: in the next two weeks. Contestants will compete in three divisions, according and to age, n, 18-3- and get $11199 1st.. CORONA GRAIN AND CORN MILL tittle Harvey Food Dryer. Strong steel construction, double wall tor low heat loss. U.I. Approved, thermostat accurate to 2 degrees, manufactured exclusively for tittle Harvey. 6 easy to clean trays are mode of FDA approved material. Sharon Archibald, president of Archibald Fors, 101 North Third East, Tremonton, today joined thousands of Ford dealers traveling to special preview showings of cars and trucks in Detroit, Michigan. The nations shows are being held in Detroit for the first time in 18 years and are June 8 Juicer makes tomato juice, ketchup, apple sauce, fruit purees, baby and diet foods. Perfect or canning ana freezing, Food Dryer enterers to have had at least DPT, 4 polio, measles and rubella immunizations. Mumps is optional but highly recommended. Immunizations for children can be obtained through most private physicians or at the Bear River Health Department monthly clinics. Health department clinics are held every second Monday of the month in Brigham City and every second Thursday of the month in Tremonton. TJ this week Only SPECIAL PRICE Attends 1 978 Preview 4 In stock. Excellent grinder for making cereal . . . and you can even grind flour if you hove the patience. Auto Dealer Health Department Immunizations for canning .97 Reg. $314.95 This week . . 6-- cont. from page one The Kempfs built their present home when they first moved to Tremonton. All the yard work has been done by them. "We have no formal planting," Clara said.' "We just like to have things grow like an old fashioned garden." The Kempfs children have shared in their parents love of gardening and to make sure they do the Kempfs give them plants. , Their most recent, .gifts are a Magnolia tree and a Hardy Wal- nut tree. Their children are Deloris Wer- ner of West Bend, Wisconsin; Barbara Stringer, Washburn, Illinois, and Dale Kempf of San Jose, California. They also have eight grandchildren. Five yards will be selected over the remaining summer months for this honor according to Dawn Shaw,Yard of the Month chairperson. The yards will be selected by various judges from the community," she said. The Yard of the Month contest is now in its second year. Last year's winners were Leon Kerr, Milton Johnson, Ben Dansie, Jim Archibald, and Roy Lapore. They will not be eligible for this year's contest, Mrs. Shaw said. The Yard of the Month committee is part of Tremonton's Beauti-ficatio- n Committee under the Tremonton City Council. The Committee reported that the contest had a late start due to the water shortage scare. $177 Preserves delicate fuod flavins anil nutrients. Pure stainless steel with lift out ring. Stainless steel legs and ( enter ;ist Fits all saucepans. Kempfs Yard ion July 28, 1977, Page 3 careful." Garland Funded TIMES, ND HOME CANNING "NEEOi! Petersen noted, "We want people to use all the water that is there and they're certainly doing that. What we've done is just told them to be real cautious and 17 Is LEADER-GARLA- Cherry Stoner x 16, 1903. In the Motor City, Mr. Archibald and other Ford dealers and their wives will Detorit stay at the Plaza Hotel, located in the New Riverfront Renaissance Center. The Anniversary-yea- r cars and trucks will be introduced to Ford dealers at Ford Auditorium, home of the Detroit Symphony Jack's Food Dehydrator ond store loods the natural and economical way in your own home Dry fruits vegetables, mushrooms, meats ond fish, herbs and nuts, natural foods. Includes on e cedent book of Instructions. Dry Reg. 41.9S Sale. 26 97 1972 Cadilac Sedan DeVille, 4 door, blue with white vinyl top, full power, new radial tires, just tuned up. Brakes relined, new load leveler shocks, excel! nt condition. 3 Call Lloyd Fin i. 257-375- Old Fashioned White Mounloin cherry pitter. Plunger extrocts the pin with least possible damage to the fruit. No springs, has plunger on finger guard. Cost Iron, tinned. Caskets hand. Reg. $19.95 m THIS WEEK FOR .SALE Cherry P'rtter $12? in Ln. Kitchen Steam Juice Extractor This Kitchen Steam Juicer Makes juices for jellies Is easy to clean Requires no peeling or pitting Juices fruits and vegetables. Reg. 29.99 Sale .... $1597 An excellent stoner that easily lastens to table or counter top. Cherries ore guided with one hand, stoned with the plunger ejector, fxtro gaskets, springs, pit containers in stock. Reg. $13.98 Only $9 97 |
