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Show Milla'rd -Co&fltXiChtoMcle Thursday, June 27, 1963 CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES: 3c per word, minimum ad 50c' Ads over S lines ISc a line thereafter. Display ads. Si. 00 column inch. Will not bj responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use oi box No. SOc extra per insertion.. FOR BEST RESULTS. USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE WEEKLY. rr.T ' " V ' - WSs jtc'' V. ,- - V l-W V N. JACK NIELSON N. Jack Nielson to Head County Drive For J. D. Dr. J. D. Williams, Democratic candidate for United States Senator for Utah, has announced the appointment ap-pointment of N. Jack Nielson of Leamington as his Millard County campaign chairman. Mr. Nielson said that he had volunteered to serve Dr .Williams because of long standing acquaintance and faith In the lalter's integrity, industry and ideals. He urges the people of Millard Mil-lard County to study the man and his ideas as they are exposed thru-out thru-out the summer. Dr Williams is a professor and is Director o.f the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. He holds degrees from Stanford Stan-ford (Phi Beta Kappa) and Harvard. Har-vard. He is chairman of the Western Wes-tern States District of Phi Beta Kappa In 19G3 he received the Utah Bar Association's Liberty Bell Award for contributions to a free society under law. Dr. Williams also has been designated twice the University Uni-versity of Utah's "favorite professor". profes-sor". From 1955 to 1967, he served as preseident of the Model United Nations. Dr. J. D. Williams said that if he is elected to the Senate, he will mount a campaign to achieve a "Just Deal" for Utahns. Tactically, this will Include intensified efforts to: (1) secure for Utah the 30,080 acres still due us under the Enabling Ena-bling Act of 1895; (2- insure that the family farm is maintained ns the vibrant mainspring of American Ameri-can agriculture; (3) balance the federal budget so that fiscal policy will aid monetary policy in lowering lower-ing prices and reversing the gold drain; (4) achieve the twin goals of making every Anlerican city safe for any American, and of assuring every willing American a job for which he is qualified. Dr. Williams is married to the former Barbara H. Wright and is the father of three boys and a girl. He is an active member of the L.D.S. Church. Democrats Hold It Hot" Convention Millard County Democrats enjoyed enjoy-ed a "hot" political meeting Friday night at the county convention Almost all of the county delegates were in attendance plus a large number of non-delegates. Fans bearing the slogan "I'm a Phil Hansen Fan" were vigorously used by the convention-goers m the "non-air-conditioned" auditorium auditor-ium at Delta Elementary. Mr. Hansen Han-sen was one of the many candidates candi-dates in attendance. Cooling punch and cookies were serve i by admirers of J.D. Williams. Mr. Williams was represented by N. Jack Nielson, Leamington. Both Mr. Hansen and Mr, Williams Wil-liams are candidates for the U, S. Senate. Third candidate for the senate seat, Milton L. Weilennian. arrived late for the convention but his boosters had the walls generously plastered with "Weilenmann For Senate" signs. Speaking on behalf of Governor Calvin L. Rampton, candidate for re-election, was Attorney Thorpe Waddingham. . Walker E. Anderson, Grant M. Prisby and Gaylen J. Ross, candidates candi-dates for U.S. Congress were all present and asked for the support from the delegates and non-delegates. John Preston Creer was the only candidate present running for the office of Attorney General. Phil Robison spoke in behalf of Felshaw King and Mrs. Charles Picket spoke in behalf of her husband, Attorney General candidates. Other candidates included Dan Burman, Ray Pruelt and Mrs. Wayne Black for Mr. Black, candi-datese candi-datese for National Committeemen, Guy Robins for Linn Baker, State Auditor; N. S. Basset t for Sharp Larsen, State Treasurer and Clyde Miller, Secretary of State; Mike Cooper for Vice President Hubert Humphrey; Elwin Brunson, candidate candi-date for 4-year county commissioner; commission-er; Howard Roundy, 2-year county commissioner and Homer Petersen, State Legislature. Speaking to the Millard Democrats Demo-crats were Jean Westwood, National Nation-al Commit teewoman and Norma Giles, State Vice Chairwoman. Elected as state delegates were Phillip G. Robison. Edwin Brunson. Frank Harding. N. Jack Nielson, Noel Robins, Clarence Anderson, Karl Murray, Leigh Maxfield, Mer-lene Mer-lene Turner, Dorothy Killpack, Dan Hansen, Howard Nielson and N.S. Eassett. . SHOPPERS WISE ECONOMIZE THEY SHOP WITH THOSE WHO ADVERTISE J. D. WILLIAMS A program to preserve America and enhance life In Utah was laid out at the Washington and Iron County Democratic conventions Wednesday night by J. D. Williams, candidate for U. S. Senate. The meetings were held In St. George and Parowan, respectively. He made the plea that we escalate escal-ate the works of peace In Vietnam urging a vote in all parts of that country by the Vietnamese people themselves on how they desire to be governed. This should be followed follow-ed by the earliest possible withdrawal with-drawal of the American troops. Final supervision of the peace should be put in the hands of the United Nations. To cope with our present inflation infla-tion and gold drain, Williams urged that we move rapidly toward a balanced budget, putting off expenditures ex-penditures which can be postponed to a later day. He then held out the hope of what could be done with the 30 billion dollar savings from the Vietnam war in the form of debt reductions, tax reductions when the inflation Is over, and an expanded program to deal with rural and urban poverty. Williams made a plea for an end to fear and discrimintion everywhere every-where in the United States. He call ed both for effective police measures mea-sures to cope with riots and for forthright private and governmental governmen-tal efforts to remove the causes of the riots. He then made suggestions for whaf a Utah senator could do for Utah's interests obtaining 30,000 acres of Federal land which still belongs to us for the support of our public schools, to obtain Utah's fair share of Federal appropriations for river development, highways, and parks. He concluded with a reassertion of this campaign theme that America Amer-ica is worth preserving but we must get on with the task. DR. GEOGRE KNOWLTON Insect Control Dr. Knowlton has found during the past week- that Weevil and Lygus bugs are a major threat to alfalfa production in Millard Coun ty. He advises hay producers to cut their hay immediately and take their crop off as fast as possi ble. Where Weevil is a problem, the stubble should be sprayed with one Of the following: Parathion, Guthion, Diazinon or Malathion. These materials are most effective when used on a hot day. Except for Malathion, two or three weeks should be allowed before harvesting harvest-ing the crop. Malathion can be used right up until within one day of harvest. A large population of Lygus bugs have built up on the mustard in the area. These are a definate threat to our alfalfa seed production. They may be controlled by the use of Diazinon, Bidrin, Cygon, Phos-phamidon Phos-phamidon or Dylox. Many of these insecticides are severe on pollinators pollina-tors and should eb used with care. Dylox is effective in the control of Lygus and is least poisonous to pollinators. Lygus bugs should be controlled before the alfalfa is in bloom. Dr. Knowlton also found a build up of Say's stink bug. (they are called Cinch bug in this area). These have built up on the mustard mus-tard weeds and are now moving into the grain and alfalfa fields. The stink bug feeds on grain in the milk stage and the alfalfa seed in the early development. The control is very ijmiliar to control of Lygus bug. . Pea aphids, Armyworms, Cutworms, Cut-worms, Alfalfa caterpiller and grasshoppers have been variable, usually light to moderate.' Thrips have been numerous to extremely numerous in many alfalfa fields. Only in occasional filds do these require insecticidal control. Watch the paper for more information infor-mation from Dr. Knowlton and tha Extension Office on insect control.' SHOP AT HOME SHOP WITH THE ADVERTISERS LA . ym I $ -7. jESsS ' LaCLEAD NIELSON Liquor Opposition Group Names County Chairmen Ralph M. Cloward, Fillmore and LaClead Nielson, Lynndyl, have been named co-chairmen of the Millard County Committee of the Citizens for a Better Utah through opposing Liquor-by-the-Drink. Chairman of the State Central Committee Is Richard A. Van Winkle, Win-kle, Salt Lake City. The county organization will make literature available to interested in-terested persons, provide speakers for public meetings and attempt to keep the press, radio and television tele-vision informed about news developments deve-lopments during the campaign. Mr. Van Winkle says that "liquor-by-the-drink can be defeated and we will do it. This is an Issue that touches every single resident of the state and we are attempting to show them how costly this proposal pro-posal would be to them." State headquarters for the group is at 37 East First South, Salt Lake City. MILLARD CATTLE Continued from front page) horses." On May 31, 1878: "Went from Leamington to : Scipio to a stock drive, and returned to Oak City the following day." Not quite a week later: "Went to Holden to a stock drive and returned the following day." Thus the work went on. A year later an entry con. eludes: "have been driving cattle nearly all week." The increase in numbers of stock and their -remoteness upon the ranges easily tempted another range predator, the rustler, As far as the available evidence goes, there were no movie-like incidents in Millard County, no final shoot out with holed up outlaws, no stringing up of the culprits to the limb of the old pine tree. However, there were posses, and there were chases. In February of 18G7, Deputy Sheriff F. M. Lyman and his men rode away in a blinding snowstorm, hoping to capture a band of cattle thieves on the southwest of Sevier Lake. The year before, the whiskey makers at what came to be called Whiskey Creek, led by a man named Sheperd and aided by "crooked legged Will Evans," were reported stealing beef as well as producing illegal liquor. When Sheriff Lyman and his raiding party closed in, they found as, thus suspected, a recently butchered beef. One episode in particular proved to be, for a time at least, a comedy of errors. Inl865 a band of organized thieves was taking cattle and horses in the northern part of the county and from other ranges of other counties to the north. A posse from Millard set out. Discovering Dis-covering another group of riders, they closed in, only to leaern that their "outlaws" made up another posse from another county. Then combined in common purpose, they set out again, only to be captured themselves by a Salt Lake posse led by Porter Rockwell. At last, when suspicions had been satisfied and the excitement subsided, the big law party rode on, capturing the outlaws and completely breaking break-ing up their band. (More next week) I BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Resort Sub-division REASONABLY PltlCEll (Terms if desired with 10 down) ELECTRICITY AND WATER AVAILABLE Swimming pool and playground equipment for use by property owners BOAT RAMP LOCATED 2 MILES WEST OF DELTA "Let me show you the property and facilities at SHERWOOD SHORES" BETTY KELLY, MANAGER " Any day of the week between 10:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. 4 SHERVOOD SHORES , " DELTA, UTAH 84624 (Phone 864-2571 or 864-3791) RALPH M. CLOWARD FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs, J. Reed Skid more of West Covina, California are planning a family reunion with their children and giandchildren at the home of their daughter, Shirley Jeffery in Delta July 4th and 5th. Expected to attend are the following: fol-lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Skidmore David, Janet, and Steven of Azusa, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Skid-more, Skid-more, Denita, John, Linda, Dale and Janine of Soulhfield, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffery, Reed, Ve-line, Ve-line, Vicky, Cherie and Todd of Delta; Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Skid-fore, Skid-fore, Cindy, Lori, Kathy and Mich-eal Mich-eal of Richmond, Utah. HOSPITAL NOTES . Hazel Siler, surgical, admitted June 22. Discharged June 24. Wayne Evans, medical, admitted June 21, Discharged June 22. Mrs. Fred Clayton still hospitalized. hospital-ized. DIAPER DOINGS Congratulations to: ; Chris L. and Evelyn Tanner Miller on the birth of an 8 lb. 9 oz. boy June 25. Army Specialist Five Paul I. Peterson, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Peterson, 142 W. 1st N., Lehi, Utah, was assigned June 6 to Headquarters and Company A of the Americal Division's 23rd Medical Battalion in Vietnam, as social work-psychology specialist. His wife, Zolet, lives in Delta. idvcrtlstna yorf for you I ALBERT SKIDMORE Delta home for sale. 3 bedrooms; 3-way bath; all carpeted; $1000.00 carpeting and roof last summer. See at 241 E. Main or contact A. L. Skidmore, Delta, phone 864-4306. 718pd LAND BANK LOANS: Richfield office o.ien .M,jriJ;-'y to Fr'ny frr:i 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Lund Lank Representative will be in Delta at the Professional building from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on July 2. Call 896-4173, Richfield, or 864-5971, Delta for appointments. DELTA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP EVERY SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 a.m. l;or Sail? 120 ACRES. 80 shares Abraham water, outbuildings, small home, half in alfalfa. Contact Max Hol-ljrr('k, Hol-ljrr('k, 370-4332. or write P.O. Box 162, Kaysville, Utah. C:i3tf HOW IS THE TIME to choose your building lot in Pleasant Village sub-division, just east of the new high school; fully Improved lots; curb, gutter, sidewalks, etc. Will build to your plans or ours. Boley Realty Co., P.O. Box 326 American Fork, Utah. Ph. 756-6096. Evenings, call Ray 75G-3994 Wear Western Wear Celebrate the Fair and Rodeo at Deseret say Delta Merchants. Go Western BLUE Lustre not only rids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer $1. Quality Market Furniture Dept. FOR SALE: Two-bedroom modern home. Gas furnace heated. Full lot. Partial basement. New roof. Located Loca-ted at 392 South Center. For further information write Darrell Taylor at 387A East Knight, Dugway, Utah, or contact Mrs. Brog Hopkins, Delta. 928tf WE THANK YOU for your friendship friend-ship and patronage during the 51 years we have been in business in Delta. D. Stevens Co. Delta's Department De-partment Store. FOR SALE: Two nice Welsh ponies. Will trade for good milk cow. Call Irvin W. Jeffery, 864-5712 727 JUST RECEIVED - large assortment of latest styles and types of sun glasses. Quality Market. FOR SALE: 40-acre farm and 82 shares of Deseret water. Write Ladd Cropper, 1058 Cross St., Ogden, Ut. 84404. 66-20np FOR SALE: Delta Welders Shop. See Donald Kozina or call 864-3716. What would you do if y you lost your keys?0 'A BC IAFCI CCT EXTRA KKVt T00AVI Cuannleedtsfit-or your money back, ROBSON & SON'S LUMBER YARD PRICED FOR immediate sale: three bedroom home located at 290 South 200 West, Delta. Ph. 864-8849. -6jl3-27np FOR SALE: T-D 9 Cat. 12-ft self-propelled self-propelled combine, New Holland baler, seed oats, and water for rent. See Kenneth Adams or call 864-7886. . - 531tf SEE THE Sensational new lawn games for all ages. Now available in the Variety Department. Quality Market. , SALE OF ALL BOOTS. We give you 1 cent a pound discount for your weight. Save on Cowboy Boots, Work Boots, Irrigation Books, Fishing Fish-ing Boots. Shop now for bargains at D. Stevens Co. 51st Anniversary Sale. FOR SALE: 2 ton GMC Dump truck 8x12 steel heavy-duty bed. See H. Meinhardt, Woodrow. 620-27pd FOR SALE: 2-bedroom mobile home 1964 Magnolia, 10' x 54', extension in living room, 8' x 12'. Front awning awn-ing 8' x 9' and porch. Draped and living room rug.. Air-conditioning. Storm windows. Gary Hutching?, 204 Biltmore Ave., Murray, Ut. or ph. 266-6342. 5-16tf FOR SALE: 1 good family milk cow. Fresh. Eldro Jeffery, 864-3461 FOR WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS shop at D. Stevens Co., Furniture Dept. Excellent stocks. .. . ' PLEASANT VILLAGE lots for sale: Fully improved, small down payment, pay-ment, contract terms on balance. 161 E. 2nd N., Delta, Utah. POSTER PAPER Poster paper at the Chronicle, in white and a wide variety oi colors, now sells for 20c a sheet. 1 i i Office Space for Rent or Lease ADEQUATE FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY LOCATED AT 288 W. MAIN, DELTA, UTAH Electrically Heated -Refrigerated CONTACT ELWIN Phone DEE YATES HOUSE FOR SALE !n HELP WANTED: Microwave tech- Delta, Utah.- Large, 5-bedroom; nicians for maintenance of Trans-kitchen; Trans-kitchen; living room; family room; continental high density system, wash room -and storage. Inquire Openings avai.able in California, 442 West 1st North, Delta. 4jl8tf Nevada, Utah and Wyoming. Ap- plicants are required to have FOR SALE because ol advancing sec0nd class FCC Radio Telephone age: 160 acre farm of which 120 i;cense with previous experience in acres are instrument-leveled. Head- military, radar or industrial appli- gates and outlets cemented. 77 cations. Submit resumes to Mr. E. shares of Melville water. 2 tractors Crafts, Division Manager Technical and other machinery, 100 acres In Services, Western Union, 125-12th crop. 20 acres for fall planting. 2- street, Oaltland, Calif. 94067. inch artesian well and other im- provements. Located IVi miles HOME NEEDED lor 3-month-old southeast of Delta, Utah. M. H. puppy. Owner moving. Telephone Workman, Ph. 864-3416. 720-4np 3997, 6(27np FOR SALE: Massey-Horris 90 com- 2.BEDROOM. bath home, carpeted. tnXt0V??-?&e inSOn- Partial basement. Urge lot. $4,500. 381 East 3rd South, Pleasant Grove wu, take good plckup as- dowa utan- 627-74pd payment Bal, contract, $50.00 per SAVE MONEY at our 51st Annirer- p- O- Box 76, Delta, Utah or sary Sale. Bargains in every depart- call 864-3271 V7tr merit. Come and Buy at D. Stevens waL TRADE Chinchilla Breeders Co 5 Big Days, June 28th to July for saddle Jeep or tractor Bob ; Jenson, Sugarville Phone 864-7856. FOR SALE: Set of 4 Kelly Prestige white wal1 tires 7-50x14 'J'0' white wall tires 7.50x14 15.00 for 620-27pd all. Golf cart, $6.00. M. C. Herron, Hinckley. Phone 864-6902 mhm FOR SALE: Tote-Gote. Can be seen ROLLER SKATIIIG! at Peterson's Trailor Court. Phone 5841. 627tf FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FOR SALE: Small piano, in excel- A AA lent condition. Barbara Christensen fl'llll II ITI or call 864-2771. 627tf WeWW llle FOR SALE: four bedroom home. Adm. 25c to watch two baths, gas heat, dish washer, . .it , . garbage disposal. Good location in 50c w1" your own Skates Delta. See Keith Dalton or phone 75c if you rent skates 864-3251 or 864-2581. 627-74 ' 2 CHILDREN'S horses for sale. Jack Candy Soda Pop Hamilton, Abraham. " Delta Auto Supply Phone 864-4251 Delta 295 Sq. In. ADMIRAL SWIVEL BASE COLOR TV 220 Sq. In. COLOR TV CONSOLE Portable Black & White $99.00 For Rent FOR RENT: Furnished Apts. Utilities Utili-ties paid. $37.50 up. Some newly decorated. Linens available. Daily, weekly or monthly rates. DELTA Apts. 235 W. Main. 714tf FOR . KENT: One bedroom apartment. apart-ment. Furnished or unfurnished. Call 864-3661. 627tf CENTRAL UTAH Irrigation water for rent. See Wayne Nielson, Oak City, or call 846-2721. 66-13np DESERET Irrigation water for rent: Call 8934. 627tf AVAILABLE around June 27: 1 bedroom bed-room apt. Mrs. Vivian Jacobs. Ph. 864-3856. 623tf FOR RENT: Lawn Renovator; also. Garden Rot"tor Plows. Buy your garden tools now: garden hose, garden rakes, shovels, lawn mowers. mow-ers. Shop now at D. Stevens Co., Hardware and Furniture Dept. Miscellaneous ELECTROLUX Authorized Sales & Service. Lowell Edwards, Ph. 799J2. . 42-tf Dr. PHIL L. AIKEN Chiropractic Physician Will be out of his Delta office June 29, July 2 and July 6 while he attends the annual convention and educational seminar of the American Chiropractice Association in New York City Air - Conditioned - PACE, DELTA, UTAH 864-2291 FOUND: prescription sunglasses at reservoir. Owner may claim by identifying at Chronicle and paying for this: ad. 1 wear Western Wear Celebrate the Fair end Rodeo at Deseret say Delta Merchants. Go Western WILL PAY $1X0 for each old merchant's mer-chant's trade tokens. Send for complete com-plete list of tokens and medals 1. want to buy. Mrs. William R. Johnson, John-son, Box 176, Tecumseh, Michigan 49286. 66-27np BATTERIES 6-Tolt (group one) $7)95. exchange; 12-vole (group 24) $12.95, exchange. KELL'YS SERVICE Phone 3791, Delta. 512tf TRACTOR TIRE REPAIR IN THE FIELD. We're -now equipped with a mobile tractor tire repair and filling unit to save yo time and money with all your tractor tire problems. Just call us and we're ready to go., "66" Service Center, Delta, Utah. 4lltf Dr. Duane G. Lund Optometrist IS IN DELTA EACH TUESDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. if Eye Examination if Glasses Fitted if Contact Lenses SAHARA THEATRE BLDG. 291 W. Main, Delta Ph. 864-2901 or 864-2431 Meat Western Wear Celebrate the Fair and Rodeo at Deseret say Delta Merchants. Go Western INDUSTRIAL and RESIDENTIAL Water well drilling. 4 in. to 20 in. wells. Contact Scott Stephensoon, Box 141, Fillmore, Ut. Ph. 743-6613. 121467-61468pd CARL'S RADIATOR SHOP. Complete radiator service, rodding, boil out, repairs. New radiator and heater cces. Used and new radiators. 228tl I have openings for a few music students now. Will accept beginners, begin-ners, intermediate or advanced students. B.F.A. degree in music from University of Utah plus many years of study with the finest teachers to be found. Call Don R. Western 864-3701 66-20np WATCH FOR COMPLETION of new split level home, 161 E. 2nd N., in Pleasant Village sub-division. (3 bedrooms, bath and a , family room, fire place, 2-car carport.) FURNITURE NEED , REUPHOLSTERINQ? Have that living room set or favorite xocker re-upholstered and redesigned by Twitchell Upholstery. Upholst-ery. Twitchell's have served the Delta area for over 15 years. Their reputation for guaranteed service and quality workmanship is unsurpassed. For free consultation In your home, drop a card today. Mr. Twitchell, with ever 20 years of decorating experience will call with samples of all the latest furniture coverings and help you choose the color and fabric for your sofa or chair. Save one-half over New Furniture Furni-ture prices. TWITCHELL UPHOLSTERY 150 N. Main Cedar City |