Show - ( THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH Christensen Miss Norma i tensen Wheat Grower 1? Guest of Mr and Mr Oscar Mr and Mr Maynard sen visited last week with their Adair last week included Mr of son who is attending school in and Mrs Ileber Marshall Los Angeles ' Calif Springville Soren- - ’' (Continued from page 1) which bears milling company his family name established the series of special awards to encourage United States farmers to produce better grain By fatethe first anful circumstance nual Pillsbury wheat award to a United States farmer was 1941 Just made in December two days before the Japs blasted Pearl Harbor and focused national attention on American as a agricultural production weapon of war The national Judges are Professor R F Crim Department of of Agriculture University n Minnesota Professor J C College of Agriculture Professor Illinois of University A L Clapp Kansas State Agricultural College and representing the International prop Association Professor K E Beeson College of Agriculture Purdue University They will Judge the samples submitted in national competition during the last week in March Miss Elaine Cherry of EphMr and Mrs H E Ilatton of raim was a house guest last Provo are visiting at the home week of Miss Barbara Nelson of their daughter and t Mr and Mrs Payton AlexMrs If Fredrickson returned ander Monday from Salt Lake where she has been visiting members Mr and Mrs Maurice D Lar-- i of her family for the past month sen and son Norman of Farmington spent several days of Mrs Wayne Jones and childthe week at the A W Jensen ren returned to Salt Lake Mon- home in Centerfield visited the past day having week with Mr and Mrs Ilyrum Christiansen (Continued from page 1) r t t I $£l& Join Fight tyli- 'QMk&i k A the highway funds available Due to wartime conditions which prevent some expansion of the highway system has been an inclination by there a number of states to use highway funds for other purposes Utah Isn't the only offenderr ac-- J M QW&it ' Straps Horse Collars Team Harnesses Barb Wire Valley Tin Rain Guago ‘f lUcklng-Hobblc- s We expect more merchandise for farmers needs as spring gets nearer k Chas Hasmusscn and Son Window n nn Dr N J Reese eye specialist will be at the office of Dr G S Reese from 9 am until 2 pm Sunday January 7 1944 Glass ft 'It O'Vi-l'- 'uptaoimr ftb Boys In Service from page 1) in the Valley Oran as ‘Red’ is a known machinist mate 2nd class in the U S Navy and seeing action aboard a fighting ship He stated he was feeling fine and receiv- (Continued everyone better io RATION Ti rr? 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January Low — with — Brian Dcmlevy FIRESTONE FACTORY-METHORECAPPING GIVES NEW LIFE TO YOUR TIRES: Ann Richards Walter Abel January 7 1 Loretta Young Geraldine Fitzgerald — in — “Ladles Courageous” 5149 - Wool Blanket 1 Original Inspection Actual experience has dictated our Inspection standards They are designed to meet only those tires that Justify additional labor and material CHAPTER SIX “MYSTERY OF THE RIVER BOAT” 2 Buffing Firestone's ing equlpmont assures treaded tires which to the highest balance ments bufffinished conform January 9 1ft Jack Pot Nights require- — TWO BIG HITS — Judy Canova “Louisiana Hayrlde” ! — r 3 Repairing v r -- Afy v ALSO — “Overland Mall Robbery” 4 Camelback Bayon repair patches together with special repair methods combine to product the highest finality repair work for broken or weakened areas Firestone Grade A quality OKS Camelback compounded with Firestone's exclusive ingredient 'MtttacTf lvei prewar mileage to passenger tires CRIBS —- Beautiful Line Of i Baby Cribs in Price Ranging From S67S to $2175 5 Curing rirestone's treading cures are governed by strict specifications developed by Ftrestono Laboratories and controlled With precision equipment Ladles :: Flannel Gowns Slightly Soiled i T 1-- Off 3 i yw'it? nwjah i Yours ” Early r ciimsTEnsEn’s - t those tiree which conform to Tire stone’s high standards of quality are permitted to pass the strict final InspecUon Cotton-Fille- T :: fiilvw Jo U4 rif iil'ViXWr & lirtiloH it try G IV SORENSEN Mattresses 61123 — Youth Beds Tjriji tt tmimf ti it S 645ft Training Seats $uj Furnltoro t Hardware Store Conn Urn Utah 8-- X BED SIZE PART PAIt! I m PLAID double thickness of blanket warmth for your full size bed 25 wool and 75$rfine-cotto- n Rayon satin bound 72 x 84 inches ing regularly his copy of Gunnison Valley News yQ I i djiMi i the in Western es China Citation concludes The the statement “Undauc “To my many friends back the many hazards faced ni home I would like to be there ly and continuously be to exchange greetings with you formed his duties in such: as I have in past years Please ner as to reflect great cr accept a soldier boys way of this Command and the sending you his greetings and Air Forces” appredation of friendship that Sgt Jensen is the son has been molded through year’s and Mrs Brigham E k of association with you good Centerfield He is I r people of Gunnison Valley May of Gunnison Valley high I God bless and assure each one of the class of 1938 Etc! of you happy holidays” Alvin in the Air Corps at Foitu! Barlow U S Army Utah August 5 1941 A Twentieth Bomber Command Base Somewhere in India Staff Sergeant Warren R Jensen of Centerfield Utah has been awarded the Air Medal by Major General Curtis E Le May General Commanding of the Twentieth Bomber Command Staff Sergeant Jensen is a member of a Combat Crew on one of the Air Force’s newest weapons the ’Superfortress’ which since June 1944 has been striking powerful blows the Japanese Mainland and enemy-hel- d territory from the Netherlands East Indies In the South to the Puppet State of Manchuria far to the North The Citation awarded Sgt Jensen reads in part: “for outstanding and meritorius achievement while participating In operational and combat flights from bases in India to bases in China and return and from bases In China on missipns over enemy territory where enemy fire was probable and expected These flights were made over extremely rugged terrain where unfavorable weather made flying hazardous” Throughout the difficult monsoon season Sgt Jensen participated In many flights over the famous Himalayan “Ilump” routes to bases IB :B :B :b 5 Because 1 P ins I IB n1 hx lid It ATTEIIlIt FAIK1EI We have been securing a substantial 31 of e UtabrTj Alfalfa Do lac roi Vti not buy seed infested from your order )30 here '7 grade Government cc I'tal lv seed After Delivery I TA rhu H nn hi: J i Farmer’s 7 Inti Gunnison t’U! hve McCormick “Buy 'For - United States Employment Service has glvt employees to enable us to offer service a little fa have been able to We will n0 give in the past fj mount of repair work on electric equipment Our shop Is one of the most completely equipped jl R Guaranteed Service on Refrigerators Washr nd all Electric Appliances Authorized service on most makes B I BLAKE ELECTRIC COM UTAH s & Dependably a s :a z: z : :a a: Of The Import Our Work iBsz:B:nc: jss' srr ee sz3 3 t J Q WOOL I BLANKETS Our famous “Cloister” blanket 72 x 84 inches A r blanket warm wool lustrous rayon sturdy cotton Matching binding RICHFIELD - Iwe 0 n John S Peterson Proprietor Phono 62673 Training Chairs D C Gurinisori valley rioTon Centerfield Utah Mattresses 635ft 6193 6163 - These Items Aro Limited So Get 6 final Inspection Only Againtt A “An American Romance” READ HOW i 25 DOUBLE Star Theatre 400-- Guarantee Deep fluffy nap that keeps the warmth in and the cold out! Light on your shoulders because it’s all wool! Rayon satin binding Theatre Guide r Year rooL JANUARY REQUIRED j JANUARY Five CERTIFICATE “Let Us Opportunities 2‘W 'aniuiL - VniiOTiV' cording to civic club officials since highway tax money diverted to other purposes in the of United States in a period eight years amounted to 000 or enough to build eleven highways 22 feet wide from Maine to California have Since urban localities their own street systems and are affected much less than the rural sections which depend upon the highways almost exfor transportation clusively facilities the two organizations of smaller communities in the state are Joining in a fight for legislation to protect the state’s highways Names Straps is spending the holidays visiting with her father Sophus Chris- Personal Items Of Interest - - ’agr I a '"Po But "do r th ' Stl 'Cl (tSI ti res or 'r He: nn xi (C |