Show GhmIsoi Valley Vews Jun 18 1981 Thursday r Gunnison Valley Wews SECO Telephone Gunnison Utah 84634 South Main Stmt Is published each Thursday tor Gunnison Valley News (SECD $8 00 per year in Utah and $1000 per year out o Utah by Gunnison Valley class postage Second 84614 News 510 South Main Street Gunnison Utah to paid at Gunnison Utah 84634 POSTMASTER: Send address changes Gunnison Valley News Bo 403 Gunnison Utah 84634 2Sc Copy: Single Publisher Mark G Fuellenbach Hal C Edwards Editor Sit like we reach for a can today Today we are all used to having the nice cushy toilet paper in our wonderful plumbed It used to be bathrooms they would have to make a trek to the have would They newspaper in hand but for not necessarily legs I think Til stick with Levi’s and Today we can go to the fridge and get a glass of milk without having to milk the cow Our meat will keep for quite a while and mo6t the foods have preservatives to Amanda Fjeldsted great grandmother center holds 5th generation Logan S Heaps Standing left Arno Jensen Naomi Jensen and Kerri Heaps Great seated keep them fresh in the good old would perThey days people reading purposes but they didn’t too spire had no Charmin! have any deodorant If a button popped off a What about toothpaste shirt or a snap broke on a after shave lotion bobble by of pants they would pins or hair spray? They When we think of the pair have to take time out to had soap back then but it way it was back in the fix it or Just have to was made out of lye Not we days of the pioneers suffer because they had only do we have always think of the many no safety pins What held soap we have lotion to big advantages we have babies diapers? They boot! that they never up today didn’t have any Pampers even dreamed of Isn't it strange we can had to keep sit in a nice People We think of our cars records back then Just home and trucks telephone and like today but they didn’t watching TV with a nice radios television and so cold have any typewriters pop in hand and electricity We think of to scribes hire would sometimes we think we and they water running their records have it rough??!! but we copy refrigerators make mistakes about the little People forget but Just like typewriters things that today we didn’t have any couldn’t get along they correction tape so they without They’re the have to start smaller comforts of would just the whole page all over home again What would today’s Senior citizens will be We can keep our homes housewife do without served fish fillets one day any temperature paper towel? It’s so today week next want While the bitter useful to do quickie clean we winds blow outside we beef up Jobs What about her Tuesday--Ho- t 72 inside be can a comfy 409 The or Fantastik? diced beets sandwich and in die hot sultry Windex for the windows cinnamon roll a peaches summer can we keep and Lysol for the odors? cool 65 Back in those days filW ednesday-Fi- sh It was terrible if a girl lets lemon & orange everyone ever wore pants back hankies They don’t then The closest wedges tator tots tossed thing today but it’s not ’cause green salad to pants was the noses stopped run- they got which their pantaloons ning Someone invented chicwere starched in sugar to Kleenex They are much ken mashed handier than hankies and keep them stiff It beans in bad wasn’t so green apbesides they don’t have to probably as in the the winter plet pie- be washed In the summer summer What did our poor fore- people got all hot and pork carrots fathers do when they had sticky but I’ll bet even potatoes with an itch down in their ear? more-ssugary fruit cup sweat running down your Let’s face it they couldn’t Back Just Stuff Jan Seniors Lunch carried 5 Generations Five Generations Great great grandmother Mary A Hermansen left Kathy Frandsen and son Darin Standing left and Hermansen Redge Hermanaen pose for Ray their 5 generation picture Five generations include seated left great great grandmother Amanda Fjeldsted Kathy Frandsen and son Darin Standing left Mary F Hermanaen and Redge Hermansen Warmer Days Call for Good sprinklers turn brown During the month of your lawn will use approximately two inches of water per week July two inches plus August less than two inches and one and a September half inches should be Sprinklers left on long enough to penetrate to the depth of June As the days continue to get warm proper irrigation becomes more ima to maintain portant lawn good Many factors such as soil type temperature wind humidity and grass height determine the amount of water needed for a lawn The amount of water affects the lawn’s apattractiveness pearance Overwaterand quality turn the lawn will ing yellow and if continued it will die Underwatering flight and frequent irrigation) will cause shallow rooting and will encourage weeds During periods of extreme high the lawns temperatures with shallow roots may run eight inapproximately dies This will encourage and the deep rooting lawn will be able to the summer withstand better temperatures There is an easy way to determine the sprinkler output according to Robert Morris USU Exten- Take Sion horticulturist long object like a screw-driver or a steel shank that can be pushed into the soil to a depth of 10 to 12 indies Push it into the lawn soil in several After Drug Charge Michael Bartholomew Gunnison pleaded to charges of and entering breaking the office of Dr Halvard J Davidson Manti earlier this year 25 guilty Sixth District Court Don V Tibbs Bartholomew sentenced to time in the Sanpete County Jail until he can into the be accepted drug rehabilitation program at Utah State Hospital Bartholomew also was fined $500 Judge should not be neglected especially after a lawn has been established News Of Record Four babies were bom the past week to the following families Meeting leader Mr and Mrs David Beck Centerfield a girl lbs 74 oz June 10 1981 Mr and Mre Guy McArthur Gunnison a girl 8 lbs 2 oz June 11 present The Mr Kiesel 6 lbs Joyce Spencer There were seven members and four parents A Smv ’G1FORD21MPG! Ford pickups with 300 Six and optional manual overdrive set a new mileage mark in models that can take payloads up to 2530 lbs Malmgren gave a monstration on how to measure liquid and dry in order to ingredients teach us to give demonstrations Officers were elected: Trudi Hyatt president Suzanne Christensen vice president Tisha to start off tho sticker price $115 regular £sx Basic Package has Explorer nameplate and hood ornament tape stripe rear window and wheellip moldings chrome grille and tailgate handle sport wheel covers’ and special interior tnm count when you buy Package up to $115 B Now you $150 off the re f wtar price s reach $375 off regular sticker price C Setting C indudes Package transmission air conditioning power steenng t tinted glass AMFM stereo radio deluxe steering wheel Ranger door trim carpet woodtor Discount strument wher you buy panel Package C up to $375 tomatic plus special Package paint security lock group Ranger door trim doth headliner t floor mats Discount when you buy Package B up to $150 Explorer overdrive Use mileage may ditter depending comparison distance and weather Actual highway on speed probably be less than esiimated mileage ’Discounts are based on sticker price tor the package compared to traditiona suggested pricing tor the op lions purchased separately Optional white sidewall tires and rear bumper available at extra cost ssw sticker includes Explorer Std 49L (300 CIO) Six HWT Hea- ’Sport wheel covers on most models (Included as standard equip men! on some models the B plus D total $600 off the regular sticker price Savings Explorer D has Package C plus auxiliary fuel tank speed control steering wheel convenience sports instrumentation group and light group Total discount when you buy Package D up to $600 Ford Explorer Specials are ottered over and drive wide range of both regular cab and SuperCab models Come in and see how much you can save1 Spencer secretary ther Peterson treasurer and Jana Taylor reporter The club decided to meet Thursdays at 1 pm each week The first meeting was held June 11 There are 12 girls enrolled Watch Neighborhood W atch will be held Wednesday in the at 8 pm Gunnison Civic Library There will be five short two on movies shown two on shopvandalism lifting and one on bike safety A discussion period will follow This has been deprogram signated for parents and children and everyone in the valley is invited of the Week the float during July parade packing ‘"Sr HWY 89 FIND WHITE & the 4th Age groups are birth to 1 year 1 - 2 years 2 - 3 4 years years and 3 Babies should be the age of the category they are entered in by July 1 1981 committee should consist of three people of whom are absent A PACK two Rich foods are like destiny: They too shape our ends If you make a better mouse trap the world will beat a path to your door — trying to sell you materials and parts Come to our door and let us sell you a higher-interetime deposit at Gunnison Valley Bank You can get Impressive returns if you can invest $10000 for 26 weeks FDIC Retail 1 CENTERFIELD THIS BUSINESS ON YOUR GREEN PHONE BOOK COVER t Bank EQUAL HOUSING LENDER DEPOSITS of and be in the July 2 paper Judges will be from Snow College announced It would be interesting to hear today's teenagers tell their children what they had to do without 396 South Main ED1 FORD for Your Home Owned Independent Meat Wholesale Gunnison deadline airplane JVlCCtlHg 3 SOUTH SANPETE HANSEN FORD MERCURY The Little boy's definition of a mother: someone who buys you underwear when you wanted a model 1981 r Business Deadline For Baby Contest V’ and Mrs Gaiy Gunnison a girl 8 oz June 12 de- Based of Logan S to Kerri and his mogeneration ther Naomi Fjeldsted Jensen the second generation with Amanda being the first 1981 pledge was given and cooking goals and the meeting time were discussed Linda best-settin- boro Heaps Jensen Heaps fourth generation Her dad Amo Jensen is the third 7 The meeting of Gunnison Club Foods I and II was called to order by Ford Explorers are here1 Special ol America s most popular pickups with equipped options on sale at the biggest Explorer discounts ever Look how the value adds also the Keotlh Mr and Mrs Alan Kenison Levan a boy 9 lbs 8 oz June 10 1981 lub The editions Hermansen Gunnison Valley Hospital depth each time Next place several cans in the on America’s g pickups Kathy fourth generaFrandsen tion gave birth to a son Darin making the fifth Third genegeneration ration is her dad Redge second geHermansen his dad neration Ray and first geHermansen neration Ray’s mother Mary Hermansen On the maternal side of this family is Redge’s mother Mary F Herthe second gemansen and her moneration ther Amanda Fjeldsted first generathe making tion is Amanda Fjeldsted baby contest sponsored by the Gunnison Valley is June 25 Jaycettes Entry blanks can be Police found drug picked up and left at the items in his pockets when Gunnison Civic Library him a Hie library is open from they apprehended short distance from Da- 3 - 6 pm Monday vidson’s office and sus- through Thursday There is a $1 charge was pected the break-ifor each entered:to obtain drugs picture' Winners will ride the-- maintenance required Therefore watering places measuring the i Two babies bom recently have given three families in the area the status of five living generations Guilty To off turning sprinklers push the object into the lawn the difnoting ference of the two measurements Measure the amount of water collected in the cans This will calculate the amount of water needed for your lawn each week In clay soil certain will types of sprinklers put out water faster than it will penetrate the soil Then it may be necessary to turn the sprinklers off a while and turn them on again later Care of the lawn requires much time because of the large turf areas and the amount of Irrigation by Thomas Reeve Sanpete County Agent Man Pleads location Tuhi the sprinklers on for hour to one hour Record the length of time the same Five Generations INSURED $100000 00 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION |