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Show 50 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, September 29. 1973 Parent Meet Attracts 150 to S.L. Reverence is what ou feel when 4 ou're handed a tiny bundle of humanity4 to raise as your own . . . THE SUCCESSFUL LAWN & GARDEN m A BAG! Since 1915 . . . kn 0)vAv Registration opened Friday conference for for a three-daWithout Partners Parents states from tiie Utah, Colorado. Arizona and at the airport New Mexico Holiday Inn, 16)9 W. North Temple. BROWN'S GARDEN INSURANCE of Utah. Especially formulated for the so;!s Contains all 13 of the vital elements for healthy plant vgor. Stimulates trees, shrubs, lawns, flowers and vegetables to lush, healthy growth. The best lawn and garden fertilizer in the West. ' y - four-corn- PLUS IRON Sait Lakes Leading Florist toe Tarro, Salt Lake City, activities director for the con130 said are ference. expected. The Salt Lake chapter is the host for the meeting, he said. He said the organization A $1 BAG 50-L- COVERS 2,500 Sq. Ft. 99 BEG. 3.98 LIMIT 10 BAGS PER CUSTOMER CASH & CAPRY ONLY! if TULIP SALE CONTINUES THE BIG DUTCH 5 is BROWN'S HAVE SPRINGS BETTER IDEA! dedicated to the interests and welfare of single parents and their children and is a non- Salt Lakes Biggest and Best Selection of Spring Bulbs plant now for a real Spring Show! profit organization. Addressing the meeting Saturday will be Bill Butiren, Kirkland, Wash., international president of the organization. City Streets Commissioner Stephen Harmsen is to give the welcoming address at the noon luncheon. Workshops that of topics, including money and relationships, are to be conducted with one such to be by Dr. Roger Bock, University of Utah psychologist. Dewey Gale is president of the Salt Lake chapter. The continues meeting through Sunday. will probe a number Childrens Sen ice Society ... Let's take care of our own theme for United Ways fandvaising Campaign goal is $2.2 million Fifty social welfare agencies Is 1973 drive. by Nov. 30. will benefit. Fuel: Nation at Crossroads . Continued From Page 21 about 15 years, breeder reactors that produce plutonium will be needed, and the only one ever built is now being dismantled. The soaring . cost factor alone of the breeder as compared to say, hydroelectric power, is a good argument against it, he pointed out, but the physical danger these reactors represent is even more unsettling. The risks have never been quantified, he said, and such figures as one in a million or one in a thousand," are bandied around when the possibility of accidents are discussed. But if the fission prod ucts of a breeder were to esy cape in one of these accidents it could, if the plant were located near a major city, kill five million people. The possibility of sabotage makes the odds even There is alless favorable. ways the possibility that a team mission impossible he could attack a reactor, said. highly-unlikel- Among Most Toxic Plutonium from the breeder would have to be transported to various points around the country and it is one of the most toxic substances known to man, he asserted. Can we guard all that plutonium and keep it out of the water 13 Legislators Tour Acreage Solon Sees Support For Buying Ranch Legislative support is gaining for the proposed state purchase of the Deseret Livestock Co.'s 201,000-acr- e ranch in Rich County, a state senator That deadline has been imposed by the fact that the ranch owners have a firm conoffer from an cern to buy the property for a of $9 million, some 300,000 over the fipre the state could buy it for. the Mr. Bates explained owners would be willing to sell to the state for $8.5 million but were not interested in the $8 million figure that legislators considered during the January session. Lack of agreement on an $8.5 million price delayed action and creating the special land purchase committee. said Friday after tour helicopter the property. Haven J. Barlow, Sen. an avid backer of the purchase when it received legislative consideration during the last session, arranged the tour for any legislators wishing to see the property for themselves. He said afterward, I think the number of legislators with reservations about the purand he chase is declining ad Jed he did not know of any legislator originally backing the purchase who has changed his mind. Face Deadline are facing a Legislators deadline in unofficially committing the state to purchase or not to purchase the property: owners have asked commitment for a VJ d by Oct. 15. Pat Bates, a representative of Ivory and Co., Salt Lake real estate firm representing the ranch owners, explained the owners would like a positive recommendation (to be made to the legislature, if it comes) out of the special land purchase study committee, plus an assurance from Gov. Calvin L. Rampton triat he will not oppose the purchase. KAISER CROWN LEY (Fritifana Sees Potential Legislators taking the tour expressed general approval of the concept of purchasing the property for multiple usage (which would include both agricultural and recreational uses) and one. Rep. Mary Johnson. Lorraine Lake, said she had become very impressed with the potential value of the property under state ownership. She termed the land as havfor a ing deep possibilities fine state (land) conservation program." Company representatives are hoping to meet next week with Gov. Rampton to attempt to win his support for the purchase. meeting be an into the Mr. Bates said the would not, however, attempt to back him comer. supply or from into bombs? being made Another question is what to do with radioactive wastes that must be disposed of, if not at the plant, then somewhere else. These wastes remain dangerous for 100,000 years, he said, and some have proposed the formation of a to guard the priesthood wastes over the millenia as they could kill all life on earth. The answer to all th:s, he said, is to start putting real effort into developing other sources of energy that have been proven feasible, presently exist, and have not been because developed simply there is no money in it for industry. Solar Energy Such sources are the sun, Utah geothermal energy sits over a great deal of hot rock energy that just needs to be tapped the wind, coal gasification (converting coal to gas), and the fuel cell, a small "black box in each Inoer-ahs- and rats from the Repels mice area in which Reg. EA. APELDOORN 10 For 1 3.79 FOR Insurpassable General Eisenhower 10 For 10 1.79 FOR Reg. For 8.99 SUPER PAX EA. ic For gjg For 3.99 100 10 for 79c HYACINTHS 3 LARGE SEE EULBS Reg. 3 lor 1.79 fQR All Colors Orange Red $149 Reg. i 1.93 ea. TULIP TREE SHADE TREE (LIRIODENDRON) OFF! 3 Choice - big caliper trees, well established in StT'"' cans- - One of the loveliest c? our maure American trees (forms a 'y'pLrl. dense dome of shade). Tall growing of shapely habit, has large tulip-- . shaped leaves, makes it ideal for Bears numerous shade. flowers in spring. Blooms at base with marked are yellow, orange! Unusual & different. quick tulip-lik- e BAG Large BAG COVERS 2,000 Sq. Ft, 8 It's tig, black and cost but city officials claim every dimes well spent. It's a nearly new portable asphalt plant streets officials bought $115,000 from a Thursday Mont., auction block. Billings, The citys present plant, used to make asphalt for street repairs, is obsolete and need of parts. m constant M. Commissioner Stephen Harmsen said Friday. So he received city commission approval to travel along with three other persons to bid on Gam said when told of the or not the plant w ill meet Environmental Protection Agency air pollution standards. Mr. Harmsen said the new plant uses a scinbi'cr" to wash contaminants from its stacks. However, he says that system may not meet EPA standards within two years and a bag house" used to trap the particles might hav e to be purchased. He said the bag house" would cost another $25,000 purchase. Another qnest.on is whether The plant should be in operation next spring, he said. the plant which had been used job. If we were to buy it new." itd cost $350,000, he said about the plant. One problem with the purchase is the 574 miles to Salt Lake City. Mr. Harmsen said his crews will tow most of it to the city at a total cost of about on a road construction "It'd be a bargain $25,000 to move if it cost Mayor Jake j Bsr- 29.99 SAVE s2.00 D R V O 1VD CRABGRASS rnA il. control ONE APPLICATION CONTROLS CRABGRASS FOR 3 FULL YEARS -G- ar 2,000 Sq. Ft. All Must Go! Don't Miss this Buy! UARANTEED Reg. Values to 5.65 Controls crabgrass and other weeds for 3 years and longer. Feeds the desirable turf. Strictly Kills night crawlers and other lawn insects. tout HHPtR. -- BROADCAST I SPREADER- -i R se settings for fertilizer or seed Enaction ortoff flow PfPCt 10 material flowing from beginning to end of load to Keeps DISPENSING EXACT SYSTFM design for equal coverage, eliminates streaking o o Pull out for full d ist r i b u t ton spread pattern Yardmcm conns Red. 14.50 VILLAGE ELACKSMHH GLINT DOUBLE LOPPER PEONIES -. Prtve wfl Vita-Bar- io'o Larger Reg. 3S.93 19" Larger Caliper Reg. 49.99 29s9 lWC !EM PER. 3 to 5 eyes Vannasea:ectTg. Pf ; v '3 rgstfva Choice trees b to b teet tall in well - branched and well established. One of the best hard wood trees. Medium size shade tree forming its dome of shade at 60 to 80 feet tall. Reasonably fast grower. Odd. cork-lik- e bark. Large green maple-lik- e leaves during summer turning to beautiful a very golden and scarlet in fall satisfactory shade tree. 8 TEFLON COATED yxTd&UiJeA-x- (Liquidambar) .... Jacobsen IS- -' wm3k AiTSrpiic OFF o Toro o Sunbeam h 26.75 50 The regular retell prices all must go. .Special Reg. ,, ' control VIBRATING AGITATOR tribution from rtp.h) side, of soreader only SHADE TREE CLEARANCE TIP ONOFF SETTINGS CONTROL M G 4 7", n for dis- 11 I fi f Push MATH Carry Only! 1 LAWM MOWER ' CONTROL LEVER, Cash& A SACRIFICE YOU SAVE I F Jg Choice 1, field grown Jackson & Perkins Patented & Nonpatented in 2 & 5 gal. cans. Climbers, Hybrid Teas, Floribundas, Grandifloras. bag covers 40-l- Large Root Division. Choice varieties of ,7 reds, pinks, rose, and white. k Compost improves soil texture, prevents soil compaction and improves so'i aeration and drainage. Fortified with nitrogen and iron, Vita-Bar- k Compost will stay m the soil eight to 10 years, by actual laboratory test. LARGE BALE Since 1915 ... Salt Lake's leading Florist 5th SOUTH 364-554- 4 & 11th WEST O FREE DELIVERY . K.rt BULB PLANTER Hard r motel Sran piarts to bints h vt Cetp Improves Soil 65-l- b. 8M 1Q99 ROSE BUSHES o-- i m 15.50 wooden baskets. I, a Reg. loot tell with larger caliper in plantable Vita-Bar- k $115,000 Buys Asphalt Plant for S.L. QQ U Mother-siz- e bulbs from the north of France. Choice fragrant, white blossoms. Choice and different. Referred by Christ as the lilies From the of the field. Famous Gardens of the Chateau de Narce. LAWN NEXT YEAR A temperature inversion Friday continued to trap smoke weather was Otherwise, generally fair over the region with temperatures only a few degrees below normal for the date. The forecast for Saturday calls for a continuation of fair weather with the warming trend continuing. At Salt Lake City the high Friday was 69 degrees, six degrees below iiie normal. 10 for 89c 10 1000" -- I fog. Reg. goosegrass, chickweed, and many other woeds. Gives your lawn a balanced feeding. Helps make it multiply! APPLY NOW FOR Kills most lawn insects. A BEAUTIFUL Scenes Dim in valleys along the Wasatch Front ; educing visibility to eight miles at the Salt Lake City international Airport between 8a.m. and 1 p.m. A National Weather Service spokesman said that low visibility is uncommon for this time of year, although during the winter months visibility is cut to near zero when there is a combination of smoke and Jumbo Size Bulbs. Reg. 10 For 1.79 CONTROL Prevents crabgrass, sion,' requiring plutonium, which would power our needs for a billion years. Th Front purple and striped. CRABGRASS PREVENTS 24 WEEDS IN YOUR LAWN home that makes electricity and gives off only water as a waste product. And on the horizon is nuclear fusion, as opposed to fis- Along A mix of yellow, blue, white, (Lily Candidum) Blushing Red Lilac Ren'.wn (Fosteriana) Vivid red color LILY Salmon Swanenburg 1.79 CROCUS MADONNA Bright Yellow Scarlet Mamasa Red Matador 10for99c 100 for 8.99 SFiB MIXED EMPEROR TULIPS mix of some j 1.69 100 A Fjjc s& Jumbo Top Size Buibs. Choice hyDrid each truly exceptional varieties brilliant in color, hardy, splendid stature, excellent for cutting. Pink Supreme Pink Adorno Orange Darwin with Tulip of orange-scarlblack base. Trmy exceptional, due to brilliance of color, splendid stature, and fabulous in flowering size by any other. One of the most desired! JUMBO TOP SIZE BULBS. Reg. Beg. 10 For GIANT HYBRID DARWIN TULIPS TULIP hybrid Large size bulbs. of the best! SIZE BULBS $ 1 49 gant TULIPS JUMBO MOTHER upside panted. Very umamental down lily" pcv.irg to 314 feet tall ruth red dnssems. GIANT RED MIXED DARWIN Large yellow bloom. The most popular of Daffodils. 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