I ! ! I i N i 1 i o wp r i - - - j One at noon, one at night, One along the way . . . You never outgrow, your need for Milk, Drink three glasses every day! AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH SIS rtnt::ngg , shop Hinckley IE-ELECT STATE REPRESENTATIVE - .. ..... CAUL II. WIIATCOTT r He has had experience in State Legislative matters. -fa He has served in the State Legislature 1 term (33rd). j4r He knows the problems of Millard County and the State of Utah. it He can and will devote all his time to Legislative du- CXARA STEWART (October gave a party, the leaves came down In hosts The trees were Indian Princesses; but soon they'll turn to ghosts.) I don't know who's poem that is; but it describes my front and back lawns. The frost Saturday night really laid the flowers low. Most of the deer hunters got their deer, I believe some more fortunate than others. Now take lone and Jim Chrlsten-sen. Chrlsten-sen. They planted themselves on a rock the first day of the hunt, and along came two beautiful buck, side by side. lone raised her gun and got one, Jim shot the other.' They looked at their watches it was just 6:30 Saturday morning. Just how lucky can you be? - The school had Halloween parties par-ties and a parade down main s.t, Monday, of ghosts, goblins, witches witch-es and all the other weird charac ters-. Monday night saw the streets alive with trick or treaters. It was a real tribute to Ronald Morris, Sunday night, to see so many of his relative and friends here to attend his farewell testi monial, prior to his departure for the Eastern- States Mission. The music was beautiful and the talks very inspirational. Ronald-is such a clean, handsome fellow, he will make a good missionary and we are all very proud of him. One of our old time residents, Wallace Reed, now living in Los Angeles, called to see me Friday. He was here on hospital business. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crafts and small sons, Ronald and Clinton, of Las Vegas, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crafts. Arlo Taylor drove o Salt Lake, Thursday, and brought his brother, Ralph, home from thej hospital. He is feeling fine and improving every day. Mr. Aroet Taylor had a slight stroke while he was deer hunting, and he is not feeling up to par, the past week. Hazel Hilton Allen and husband, Arden, from Oakland, Calif., were here to visit Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Hilton and other relatives, Friday and Saturday.--- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Theobald had their daughter, Susan Tanner, from Eig Piney, Wyo., and son son, Chas. and wife from Salt Lake, as their guests over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Barton of Midvale, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl , Talbot, of Salt Lake, drove down Sunday for Ronald's farewell Sun-iday Sun-iday night. I Mr. and Mrs. Dana Pratt and Ron-' Ron-' old Morris went to the homecoming celebration at Cedar City Saturday. " Eishop Karl Workman and Wife, Arvilla, returned from a week's vacation, va-cation, Friday night. They went down thru Duchesne, the Range-ly Range-ly oil fields, over Douglas Pass to Grand Junction, Colo. They stayed at Sisco one night, then down the Colorado River to Moab. Karl said it was the most beautiful scenery he had ever seen. Their daughter, Paula and little Kim went with them, so they took them back to Salt Lake and visited Bertha Slaughter, then to Prove- to see their folks and Brother and Sister, David Stevens' in Pleasant Grove. Jeddie Judd left for Wenden, Ariz.., Tuesday morning, for the winter. He has been employed with the U. S. Gov't Survey. Alma Western went with David Hofhiens to Salt Lake, Friday, for an appointment with Alma's doctor. doc-tor. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skeem, from Salt Lake, were home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Hepworth were visited by their daughter, Grace Haitt and family, of Payson, Saturday and Sunday. Orlando was feeling a little better today, (Monday). (Mon-day). Mrs. Esther Petersen was in Salt Lake all last week with her children. child-ren. Mr. and Mrs. James Whicker and children, of Las Vegas, visited parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whicker. They also had Paul's brother, from Salt Lake, here last week. They all helped Bonnie and Walter Man-is Man-is move into the Hilton home. - Mrs. Belva Morris cooked their Thanksgiving dinner Friday evening even-ing and had their children and grandchildren, also, her father, J. H. -Western, home before Ronald left for. his mission. DINNER PARTY . - ..Mrs.. Enid Damrfln' entertained newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Warnick, Sr., at dinner. Saturday evening; also, all of her family and Waldo's were invited. The new Mrs. Warnick is Enid's sister, Alta, from Salt Lake. Out-of-town relatives at the dinner were Mrs. Don Hilton, with children, Donell, Jimmy and Lindaf Pat Cobb and son, Don, of Kanosh; Arlene Nielson, Alma Edwards, Ed-wards, of Salt Lake; Mary Warnick, who Is attending college at the U. of U., and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Warnick, War-nick, Jr., of Provo. COALESCE CLUB ' " Coalesce Club members met at the home of Mrs. LaWanna Peterson, Peter-son, Thursday evening. The lesson, "Watching the Child Grow" was given by Mrs. Sebrina Ekins. This is a series of lessons they are having hav-ing given. -Members present were Berneice Palmer, Carol Bishop, Car-ma Car-ma Swensen and Delma Jean Galli. ties. Mr. Whatcott is presently serving as Millard Stake Sunday School Superintendent He married the former Georgia Finlinson and is the lather of five children. Let's Send Him MaeUt Paid Political Advertisement WEST DESERT ROUHD-UP SHIRLEY ROBERTS. YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED JAMES C. (JIO) ROWLEY FOR 4-YEAR CO. COMMISSIONER On The DEMOCRATIC TICKET Rancher end Stockman. Knows problems of the Farmer in Millard County. Experienced in Business. Managed furniture & hardware department for 15 years. Served Farm Bureau - both local & county levels. Fast Fresldent Fillmore Lions Club - - active in civic affairs. Serving second term on local advisory board of Bureau of Land Management. RZGiSTER No. 1 & 2 VOTE Nov. 8th PAID POL. ADV. BY ROY ROBINS Zerma Schlappi and daughters, Sheryl and DeLora, came lo Callao for a visit. My brother, Olen Sheriff and wife, Marilyn and children, Russell, Zef-fie, Zef-fie, Merrill and JeRene, spent the weekend with us. They went deer hunting, but had no luck. We all had fun anyway. Russell Tripp is working at Wend-over, Wend-over, and was home for the weekend. week-end. Lanny Bates was home, visiting his parents, the Cecil Bates'; then went to Lehi for a visit. Harold Parker spent the weekend with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Parker.- Mrs. Florence Timm had hef sons, Eugene and Charlie and some" of their families, out for the deer hunt. Buster and Myrtle Timm had their son, Robert and family here. Mr. and Mrs. George' Tripp have their daughter, Phylis and husband, Duane Sanford, out, for. a visit. The Gail Parkers made a trip to Lehi, and Eudene is going to stay for a visit with her sister. . Baily Tripp and son, Marion, from Wendbver, visited in Callao a few days. Henry Davis and son and a friend, from Fillmore, and, also, Lawrence Davis and son, from Deseret, went deer hunting with Buster" and Rob ert Timm over the weekend. Noma Bates has had her mother, Stella Sims, visiting with her for a few. days. . - ". Something to break the monotony mono-tony of having people come out to Callao during the deer hunt David Dav-id Bagley went IN this 28th day of October to visit his family in Salt Lake City. By the way, all the men who were in David's hunting par ty brought back their deer! There were 16 men in that party! EGSSTER & VOTE FOfl - WALLACE JEFFERY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE For " 2 YEAR COriUISSIOKER EXPERIENCED DEDICATED To Best Interests of Millard County and Fair. Paid Political Advertisement by Lon Wood AT HOME -SHOP Witt Millard County Chronicle THE ADVERTISERS Thursday, November 3, 1960 r v The Falcon Wagon for '61 gives you the jam 9 Winning combination ot siza, room, gat economy econ-omy and dependablo operation that makoi Falcon America'i No. 1 "v compact. Piui loadspace over seven feet long ond Ji , a budget-loving price! r You never paid so little for a car that saves so much One Year Newer, One Year Better! : Not even in the tremendously popular I960 Falcon did you get so much value as you now can buy in the new Falcon '61! Who would believe a car so roomy ... so wonderfully comfortable for six grownups . . . would squeeze so many miles out of your gas dollar? But the new Falcon does! Up to 30 miles on every gallon of regular gas! And, you can now pick the famous Falcon Six, or the new optional 170 Special for an extra dash of power. And remember, Ford Dealers were the first to extend their warranty on '61 cars for 12,000 miles or one full year, whichever comes first. Ask your dealer for details. Falcon Tudor Sdan gives you mor o what you buy a compact fori II! v w - F.O.A.F. FORD At m m m m a mmm mm -w. Peanuts Characters 1950 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. NO OTHER COMPACT MEASURES UP TO THE FALCON -WORLD'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR. AT YOUR FCR3 DEALER'S! DELTA MOTOR COMPANY DELTA, UTAH Only Ford Dealers Sell 4 USED CARS AND TRUCKS I ' ft 'i"S.:.::,'::rV:C:; n I i 1 LZ 1 lj u A IL 1 z Fourteen to one was the overwhelming majority vote received by William Wil-liam A. "Bill" Barlocker in the primary election in his OWN HOME COUNTY. Support like this is positive proof of the high esteem in which he is held by his friends and neighbors who have known and worked with him all of his life. THESE ARE STATEMENTS MR. CLYDE CANNOT MATCH! People who know Bill Barlocker personally are supporting him because they know he has the respectibility, dignity and executive ability so greatly needed today in the high office of governor. Utah needs the leadership of a proven business executive who will apply sound business practices to all phases of state government and thereby assure a "full dollar's value for every tax dollar spent." Bill Barlocker has over 20 years of successful business busi-ness experience. Compare the ability and accomplishments of the two candidates and there will be no doubt in your mind that Bill Barlocker's qualifications far exceed those of his opponent! A paid political advertisement by Barlocker for Governor Committea u4 3 J