Show Page 10 USPS Millard County Thurs 20 Sept 1984 Swimming pool news tloM Sou SCl ' ORC) f'lKrTfc Gardening: That’s a good question By Roger Anderson shrubs to avoid salt damage is to provide drainage at the time of planting with the use of a gravel layer in the bottom of the hole or a better method is a dry well as shown in the drains Dry wells allow excess water to accumulate in the rock until it can soak away The soil placed around the root ball should also be light and provide easy water penetration A good medium would be 50 native soil and 50 organic matter The hole should be at least 2 to 3 times larger than the root ball Question: My new trees are showing brown dry edges on the leaves The problem starts on the lower leaves and moves to the younger leaves at the top of the tree Answer: Several physical problems will cause the above problem (I) lack of water (2) excess water which will destroy the root hairs and prevent water being absorbed at a rate sufficient to keep the leaves alive (3) however the most common cause of leaf scorch in the Delta area this year is SALT (white alkali table salt or NaCl) Salt has accumulated in the soil over the geologic ages from the of the water from the evaporation Sevier River Salt destroys the soils ability to let water penetrate and leach the salt from the soil Water can stand on salty soils for days and the ground below the surface may remain dry Salt also accumulates in the edges of the leaves and damages the tissues Question: Can trees and shrubs planted in the fall? be Fall is an excellent time for planting of containerized plants and establishment of new plants from seed Roots continue to grow during cool weather without top growth thus when spring comes the roots are better able to sustain plant growth through the summer Trees and shrubs can be planted any time until the soil becomes too wet or frozen to dig Fall is also a good time to start lawns Note: The pool is always looking for fun things to do Jackie hopes to run a water polo on intertubes league here at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool this winter Water polo on is a wild fun sport and leagues are held up north periodically To play the sport there are seven people on a team and innertubes are furnished by the pool All playing is done while sitting in the tube and if a person is dumped out heshe cannot touch the ball until heshe is back in the tube You play innertube water polo like regular water polo with goals at each end of the pool defended by a goalie each goal scored is worth one point The playing gets wild and furious and people who play not only have fun but get lots of exercise Don’t forget the special days that the pool holds every week On Monday nights from 5:00 to 9:00 pm is Famiadmission for each family ly Night who comes to swim is only $350 no On matter how large the family Wednesday evenings is Bring A Friend Night from 5:00 to 9:00 pm for each paid admission one friend gets in free this also includes swim pass friends The first session of winter swimming lessons will begin Monday October 15th On Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings at 10:00 am the MomClasses will my & Me and be held and on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings at 5:00 & 6:00 pm the Beginning and Advanced Beginning Classes will be held Each session will consist of 9 lessons and the cost will be $1500 Per session Nine sessions will be held this winter with the last session being held April 22nd Registration for these classes may be done over the phone by calling the pool at In the Mommy & Me Class the instructor teaches mom how to teach her child basic swimming skills including blowing bubbles kicking pulling and submarine dives (going under water) This course is excellent for the development of motor skills and communication between mother and child This special class is for tiny tots of ages 2 Improved drainage is the best solution Organic matter is one of the best means of opening the soil to allow drainage Leaves ground bark rotted hay enand peat silage straw or manures moss are all excellent Organic matter causes soil particles to adhere to each other allowing water to pass through and salt to be leached from the soil Another good method for trees and Although vitamin and mineral ads would have you believe that everyone needs more iron getting it from pills may not be necessary of Dr Art Mahoney professor nutrition and food sciences at Utah State University says you can increase the iron in your diet by following a few Now is also the time to prepare bare soil for spring planting (2) Start planting the spring flowering bulbs now: Tulips daffodils crocus etc (1) simple guidelines “You don’t even have to eat different foods Just by cooking in iron skillets and pots you can substantially increase the iron content of your meals This is especailly true when you cook foods high in acidity” Mahoney says ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR DOG FOOD ? are if you are still buying dog food at the grocery store You Clank Carnation Classic nutritional vitamins Dog benefits minerals & months to 3 years Class the child will In the learn basic swimming skills such as going under water floating kicking diving off the side striving to make the preschooler water safe The Beginning Swim Class is for school age children In this class the child works on skills of the American Red Cross Beginning Skills Program breath holding rhythymic breathing prone float prone glide back float back glide prone glide with kick back glide with kick arm strokes Tinning or or sculling crawl stroke turning over jumping in deep water front dive and safety skills Swim The Advanced Beginning Class is the next step up from the beginners course In this class the child works on rhythmic breathing survival floating treading water and changing front crawl elementary positions backstroke safety skills and other skills Other programs being held periodically through the winter are Scuba Diving (now going on) (Registration is through the Delta Parks and Recreation Department) Adult Beginning Swim Class and Advanced (now in progress) The next Advanced Lifesaving Lifesaving Course will begin Wednesday September 26th at 7:00 pm and will be held every Wednesday evening and Saturday morning until the 21 hour In order to take course is completed this course a person must be at least 15 years old and good swimmer if you on this would like more information lifesaving course call the pool at The swim team would like to invite everyone to come and watch their first swim meet of the swim season here at the West Millard Community SwimmOctober 5th beting Pool Saturday ween 9:00 am and 12 noon This is going to be an exciting event with swimmers from Cedar City Panguitch Richfield and Delta competing for top honors Admission is free for all who come and watch Put more iron in your meals Answer: Solution: Millard County win state awards Food is packed with palatlbllity & proper formulated blends of protein Carefully that dogs need for continuing good health For instance spaghetti sauce is acidic because of the tomatoes Cooking the sauce in an iron pot will yield almost 30 times more iron than if it were cooked in a stainless steel or coated pan Mahoney says Eggs gravy rice potatoes and beans will all benefit from iron cookware He says nearly all foods can yield more iron simply by being prepared in iron cookware “Another guideline is to serve high iron content foods (spinach beans beef whole grains) with a food high in vitamin C andor acidity These combinations make it easier for the body to use the iron available in the foods” Mahoney says Foods such as an orange grapefruit tomato or some cabbage will help Saurkraut is enhance iron retention doubly helpful because it is high in acid and vitamin C he says Mahoney says some fairly common meals such as hamburger string beans and mashed potatoes are high in iron This single meal would yield about half the iron an adult male needs each day A serving of saurkraut and sausage yields 100 percent of the male’s daily iron needs “Pregnant women young children diets may and persons on need extra iron prescribed by their doctors For most of us though our iron needs can be easily met through proper cooking and food selection” Mahoney Carnation Mix Classic 40 lbs Carnation Dinners Country Dinners says Kennel $940 Country 40 lbs Cousin Millard County was represented in State at the Contest Sept Utah State Fair at Utah State University in Logan by the following: Bennett Holden Lori Stevens Seth Holden Holden Jodi Wood Lisonbee Scipio Lee Ann Christensen Flowell Jake Johnson Sutherland Kent Johnson Sutherland Kyle Ekins Sutherland and Gregg Warnick Hinckley Assisting with the contest and acwere Myrna companying the Copley Agent Delta and Kevin Kesler USU Extension County Agent Fillmore These represented Millard County in the following contest Dairy Judging shooting sports home economics bowl food preparation conand test dairy foods demonstration Bobbette Benother demonstrations nett received blue ribbons in shooting sports and also in her demonstration on She also received Plant Preservation a special prize for her high individual score in shooting sports The Dairy Judging teams were Kyle Ekins and Kent Johnson Gregg Warnick and Kent Jake and Gregg Jake Johnson received a blue ribbon for high dividual judging and the team of Gregg Warnick and Jake Johnson received 2nd place in the state Veronica Tenney took 2nd place in the state in her winning Dairy Foods Demonstration a check award of $7500 and a blue ribbon Lori Stevens and Jodi Wood Millard County Style Review winners did an excellant job in the State Style Review which will be viewed on televi Extension news and views Coming events: By MarGenne Rowley must turn in September 26 their record books for complete certificate and to be considered to awards for the achievement program Adult leaders conference set October 234 - Adult Leaders School We will be taking a limited number of leaders to the Adult Leaders School held at USU in Logan this year The school is going to be very outstanding this year I am really excited about the program Anyone desiring to go should contact me at Delta or Fillmore as soon as possible The Extension Service will provide the transportation and it will be up to the participant to provide the rest of the expenses for this school They will run approximately $1800 for registration (which includes the banquet meal) and $3000 for lodging also you would have to figure on about 6 other meals “Mastering A Brave New World” is the theme of the 1984 Adult Leaders School at Utah State University Oct2-- The purpose of the conference is to provide new information and ideas to community leaders Featured topics this year will include: What to do with the Family Farm kids while you Raising competent work Selecting a home computer and Managing food allergies Keynote speakers will be Patty Cannon and Dr William Keye Jr discussing the topic of premenstral syndrome (PMS) Dr Cecelia Foxely discussing “Current issues women face Opportunities and Problems” and Bordon Bowen speaking on the effects of telecommunications on the family For a complete conference schedule and registration materials contact your local County USU Extension Office in Delta or Fillmore before Sept 21 1984 coupon for $200 your next purchase 2J590G 300 $765 bag off on Splash Romancing The Stone Solo Iceman product ’yffiHyyTTtffMfttffV4 NUTRO is nutritious wheal It's meat served & bone meal It's naturally previtamins and scientifically balanced & filled with natural minerals Best of all It tastes good Triumphs Of A Trail 50 lbs Dog Basic Kibble 50 lbs Premium Kibble Max Stress 50 lbs 40 lbs 20 lbs Puppy Food Prices shown are SI JX) OFF $1025 12J5 1550 1850 750 Man Called Horse Terms of 19 reg price EVERYONE Delta 498 West Ephraim Main South Hyw 89 Endearment Gorky Park WELCOME!!! No membership Prices effective Sept 20 thru Sept 29 1984 i INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS STORES Salina South The Millard County USU Extension very proud of these outstanand we wish to conthem on a job well done!! Staff are ding gratulate This school will serve as an inservice Training for Volunteer Leaders who would like to share their knowledge with others We ask that those attending be willing to aid in the planning of Extension Programs to give this information out to the Millard County Residents This would include the Annual Idea Fair and other programs as decided by the group Please put these dates on your calendar and plan on attending with us It is a great opportunity to forward your education and enjoy the company of great leaders from throughout the state Achievement ProNovember gram for Millard County East in Fillmore Premium monies from the fair exhibits and contests will be distributed Achievement ProNovember 8: gram for Millard County West in Delta Premium monies from the fair exhibits and contests will be distributed November USU Annual Idea Fairs: Delta on the 15th and Fillmore on the 16th Time program and place to be announced later However if there is anyone who would like to exhibit at these two fairs this year we would like them to contact our offices Delta and Fillmore This is a good chance to show people what you do and what would be available for them to buy andor make for holidays and special occasions State fair exhibitors: We had a large number of our adults send articles to the state fair for judging and exhibit We wish to congratulate them on taking advantage of the opportunity to do this Their articles will be on display in the various buildings on the fair grounds from Sept 7th to Sept 22 The Millard County also sent a large number of articles to the Utah State Fair There they were be judged for excellence and put on display We would like to congratulate them also These exhibits will be picked up from the fair and returned to the USU Extension Offices Delta and Fillmore on Monday Sept 24 and will be available for the exhibitors to pick up Tuesday Sept 25 so circle this date and remember to pick up your articles Cleaning tips: DOVES VIDEO CLUB in each of CARNATION Lee Ann at a later date who qualified for the Christensen State Contest in Meal Preparation served it prepared an entire meal and to USU Poultry members Those participating in the Home Economics bowl were Lori Stevens Jodi Wood Bobbette Bennett and Lee Ann Cristensen The rifle team consisted of Bobbette Lee Ann Seth Lisonbee Bennett and Jake Johnson Christensen sion $995 Cousin Puppy 20 lbs NEW RELEASES!! Get r’s Hwy 89 448 Lea Richfield East 1st So 80 South Main lees Over 300 movies rotated Open 8 to 8 Mon thru Thurs DOVES VIDEO CLUB 377 West Main Delta - 3 Kitchens: Fridge smells-u- se lemon extract DO NOT use baking soda in drains unless you rinse with at least 3 qts water (Drain cleaner) ‘jc c ic vinegar-l- et sit for awhile then rinse down with lots of water Oven-- in a plastic bag in bathtub put all loose parts of racks and trays Put in 3 Tb of lemon ammonia hand fill to hot water close bag and let set for hr Use spray bottle and put straight ammonia in ovens (that are not close and leave for hr can use scrub buds under burners the same way— then put down aluminum foil or a pie plate which will catch all (disposable) runovers Dishwashers— Freeze tray of vinegar and grind through the disposal Formica— if dull use club soda and SOS pad If shiny use lemon oil Do not use cleansers License Plate Office Schedule DELTA and Than 9 am to 12 aooo pm to 4 pm 1 FILLMORE 9 am to 12 aooo to 4:30 pm |