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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY MAY 5, 1993 Community Ranchos round-u- p New Legion officers business, service and organizaIf youve driven past the City tion information. It is the Ranch Park in the Ranchos lately, you Wagon committees wish to make all KCR homeowners feel welmay have noticed a new addition to the permanent struc- come in the Ranchos and the tures. The Lions Club has been community. The next board meeting of the busy constructing a covered bowBy Julie Nannenga ery for shaded picnicing. The support beams have been erected and cement flooring has been poured. This project is well under way and should be finished soon. The Boy Scouts will begin construction of a firepit to be used for bonfires. Later' this month, the Scouts will also begin work on a sand volleyball court. The combined efforts of both of these organizations will result in a great park to piay and picnic in. The KCR Welcome Wagon, formally called The Ranch Wagon, is presently being Vice Commander, 644-574- at Arms, Tony Wright, Chaplin. nt a As we sit here now together. And I brush your silver hair. We share our long past mem'ries. And show each that we care. 4-1- 2" . 4-1- 2" Little, Pres., Rosemary Chatterley, 1st Vice Pres., MaudeBrown, 2nd Vice Pres., Linda W ght, SecTreasurer, Kay Broadhead, ? Chaplain, LeOna Swallow, Girls State. First order of business is a get acquainted party" - a pot-hic- k supper is scheduled for Thursday, May 6, 1993 at the American Legion HutUons Den for all veterans and their wives. Come and take an - Petition being circulated Mothers Dav Special We gather thoughts together. And speak in quiet tones. Of times we were with family. Of times we were alone. Of all the times we've had. With all our ups and downs. It's now I treasure mostly. V Buy Reg. Dinner To hear your whispered sounds. To tell you that I love you. And have you so respond. Shines a glow of warmth inside me. And only strengthens our sure bond. To hear us laugh one moment. And feel us weep the next. Sums up our true relation. Our lives have been complex. To hold your hand and hug you. And have you hug me back. Is all that I could ask for. Shows me. Nothing I do lack. I treasure times we have now. Thankful for times we've made. To care for you now, mother. As we sit here in the shade. I'm here because I love you. To share with you this way. You'll be there for me also. At the close of every day. Elsinore. Also District 7 Vice Commander Don Taylor of Orderville. Assuming Auxiliary duties for? Unit 69 are: Anna May ; Have you ever wondered why, laterally as well as down, there seems little reason why those irrigating by furrow couldnt wide row. Check plant a 12-1- 6 the soil to see how far laterally the moistures reached. With a flow on both sides even a 24" sults! A few examples. Bush wide row seems not impossible. Remember one important fact beans, cabbage, carrots, onions, for etc. ideal Its any- to successful wide rows. With so peppers, one using drip or weeping hose many plants concentrated in one systems. Im sure its possible area, the soil must be well supwith furrow irrigation, though I plied with nutrients. Preferably have not done so. Its known as natural!! wide-roBut.. .nutrients in gardening, gardening. It produces and is a real harvest is another whole column or four. greater Till next time, make the week a beater for weeds and water. Lets plant a 20" wide row of good one. carrots 10 long. After raking Questions, answers, comthe row smooth, move in 4" from ments The Garden Bench, 260 the edge. Using the handle of N. 100 W. Kanab, UT 84741. the rake layed flat, push it into the soil. Make four indentations t across the row 4" apart. Plant the seed, with some radish seed to mark the rows, then cover. Beginning on the outside, where A petition is being circuit always dries first, lay one hose, calling for an audit of another in the center, a third on lated the city records regardingthe the other outside. Following three or four diligent weedings roads, electric company and the sewer. (get'em while theyre small), the that StateOrganizers report Representative carrot tops will begin touching Jim has agreed to Yardley each other, eventually totally order an audit if the group shading the 20" x 10 bed, with can get 200 resident signano more weeding (sun brings tures requesting one. weeds up). Less watering (sun clear the air, once and "Lets pulls moisture from the soil). for all," said Brandt Child. Well harvest 40 of carrots!!! Knowing that water moves s, if seeds can be planted apart within the row, why cant they be planted apart to the side? They can! They are! Many vegetables can be planted in this fashion, with great re- w Attending with Commanders Picket and Kotter were their wives. District 7 Presi-deBernice Pickett and Unit 75 President Jean Kotter of 0 MOM Com- mander, Kenneth Broadhead, Adjutant, Dennis J udd, Sgt. 644-560- at Doyle K. Swallow, 2nd Vice board positions need to be filled. Please get your nominations in 5 to Elaine Harmon at By Laurali Noteman (i Thois Chatterley,, Commander, Stewart Robinson, 1 st homeowners and interested members of the community are invited to attend. The Board would also like to remind home and property owners that two Your Homeowners Association formed and should be busy disneeds your support. Become a tributing community information early this summer. All new- member today! comers to The Ranchos, includSubscribe to the SUN, ing those homeowners who have been here less than one year, only $22 per year in will be given a packet which Kane County! contains comprehensive city, Poet's corner At a meeting called April 29 by Elmer S. Pickett, District 7 Commander of the American Legion, Area 4 Commander John B. Kotter swore in a new slate of officers for Kanab American Legion Post 69. Homeowners Association will be held Thursday, May 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the KCR Firehouse. Kevin Raney, owneroperator of the Kanab Taxi Service, will be making a presentation on how to use her new pager service. All or Julie Nannenga by May 6. 5 Steak T-BO- NE & Breaded $14.95 Shrimp M!HL gets or Same Halibut Dinner i for 12 off All new: Salad Bar $ 4.75 Mom gets Salad Bar 12 off ) May 9th, Start Serving Reservations preferred at 5:00p.m. M.S.T. 644-574- 4 |
