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Show Millard County Chronicle Halloween Party AM E. Bird I' "wailUII VISFWI "A C. EKINS "It wa ,reat party", was the or .nion of 66 people who enjoyed a Halloween party at I.E. Bird Recreation Cen-'mrsday Cen-'mrsday night. i enjoyed a pot- r of delicious fried 1 rolls (Elizabeth ars young made all of rolls like all the suppers) fruit, scalloped )d beans, teles, tel-es, spudnuts, cl, Kt or s' potato lshes, yummy ca.. Ing apple anu nd mouth water-?mon water-?mon pies made by the best cooks in the valley. Everyone had a plate full when ,hey left the tables set up bf-fet bf-fet style, a few came back for seconds. After the supper the group enjoyed music by Mrs. Norma Sherwood of Nephtonher violen with her daughter, Diane, on the accordian and a Mr.Austln on the banjo. They gave an hour program but the music was so special the encores kept them longer ...they played tunes of the 1920's and 1930's and even a few modern tunes. They loved it all and Invited them back next year. Mr. Sherwood Sher-wood who Is now the Mayor of Nephl brought the group to Delta. Mr. Glen W. Seegmiller, director dir-ector of the Delta Center welcomed wel-comed new members Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Fera Little and Mrs. Johnson to the party. He also expressed a thank you to County Commissioner Commis-sioner Walter Ekinswho was in attendance for the help the county Is now giving to finance the program now that federal funds are no longer available. Mr. Seegmiller expressed a thanks to E.L. Moody, stake president and his wifefor coming com-ing and for the support the stake has given to the center by renting the building for $50 a month when it is easily worth $100 a month. 4 H ERS TO Hold Program- 4-H Achievement program for our 4-H year 1970 will be held Monday, Nov. 9, 1970 at the Deseret Stake House, 7:30 p.m. All 4-H'ers, leaders and parents par-ents will be honored this evening eve-ning with award, door prizes and refreshments. 4-H'ers, age 9-19 will receive awards in many areas among which are clothing, foods, home improvement, achievement, leadership, livestock, etc. Leaders will receive pins for years of service and other accomplishments. Lucky people will receive door prizes at 5 drawings to be held at different times throughout the evening. Also given out will be the premium monies for exhibiting at the Millard pounty Fair. The general public Is Invited and all 4-H'ers, leaders and parents are encouraged to circle this date and plan to attend. THANK YOU CARD We would like to extend our deep appreciation and thanks to all of the friends and family who were so kind and thoughtful thought-ful during our recent bereavement. bereave-ment. We would especially like to thank Dr. M. A. Lyman, West Millard Hospital, Nickle Mor-turary, Mor-turary, the Hinckley Ward Bishopric and Relief Society for their services. Charles E. C rafts and Family CARD OF THANKS I extend thanks and appreciation apprecia-tion to my many friends for their cards, visits and words of well wishes during my con-valscence con-valscence from an injury I sustained playing football. Special thanks to coaches and their wives. Max Wood and family THANKS My thanks and appreciation to the voters of Millard ; County for re-electing me would appreciate knowing 'level so that the same might be resolved. Thursday, November 5, 1970 New schedules were given out which include an activity at the center every Thursday night, a bus load trip Friday to see nnrt hflor T.ihAracA a Thanks- Christmas party Dec. 17 be sides other fun things to do. Pick up a schedule at the center, cen-ter, Join anytime If your over C5I Meat For Your Table In stretching the meat dollar the consumer needs to know what cuts are available and how to prepare them. KUED, Channel 7 will have the Utah State University Extension Ex-tension Services' film on Preparing Pre-paring meat for your table, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1970 between be-tween 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. Utah State University Extension Exten-sion Services Is sponsoring a film "Across the fence" on "Community Development", "New Sources of Protein" and "Experimental Forests". The film will be seen Sunday, Nov. 8, 1970 between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m., Channel 2, KUTV-TV. To Present Parent And Youth Progam The Deseret Stake will present, pre-sent, at the Delta High School, the annual Parent and Youth Program. This year's program is entitled en-titled Rx, which Is the Latin designation for a perscription. It's symbolical meaning is "Take Thou the Following." The world today is beset with many maladies, lack of faith, hypocrisy, negative peer group pressure, unrealistic striving for perfection ontem-poral ontem-poral avenues, seeking money or status rather than fulfillment fulfill-ment and satisfaction, and ideals which change with position. posi-tion. These illnessesoftenhave serious consequence such as depression, drug abuse, riots, suicides, and evenwars. But the Master Physician prescribed for them all long ago. The 1970-71 Parent and Youth Program portrays the way in which one pharmacist fills his prescriptions. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. We would appreciate it if the following schedule could be followed. ' ' Nov. 16, 1970 8:00 p.m. Anyone may attend. Nov. 17, 1970 6:30 p.m. Delta 1st Ward, Delta 2nd ward Hinckley, Deseret and Oasis. Nov. 17, 1970 8:00 p.m. Lynndyl, Leamington, Sutherland, Suther-land, Sugarville, Delta 3rd Ward and Oak City. ).rcor.ir.iui!iTY cii:::daq Nov. 5 School Play Nov. 6 Quarter Finals Football Foot-ball Nov. 7 Stake Youth Dance Nov. 9 4-H Achievement Program Nov.. 12 Christmas Fair Stake Relief Society Nov. 16 Paul DeLapp, Open House Parent and Youth Night Nov. 17 Night Nov. 13-Nov. 13-Nov. 25-Nov. 25-Nov. 27 -Nov. 28- Parent and Youth -Scout Camp -Senior Hop -Basketball at Delta -Thanksgiving Dance Basketball here FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DELTA INVITES YOU TO ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL 18:00 MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 TRAINING HOUR 6:00 p.m. MIDWEEK SERVICES Wednesday 7:00 p.m. 192 North 400 West Telephone 864-3224 Rev. Robert Fields Pastor the State Legislature. I! your problems on a state HOMER U. PETERSEN am DESERET Ira Lee Cropper from Salt Lake spent a few days with his father, Cuman Cropper. Mrs. Fern Warner returned home after having spent several weeks at Salt Lake and Ogden with her sons, Melvln and Jay and their families. Students home from College for the weekend with their parents were: Kathy . Moody, Sheila Sampson, Audrey Black, Layne and Dixon Eliason. Margaret D. Palmer 6pent this week at Denver, Colo, on business. Doyle and Martha Mace were In Salt Lake Saturday where Doyle had a Doctor appointment. appoint-ment. Gary Dutson spent the weekend week-end at Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dee Bennett Ben-nett of Lake Tahoe spent a few days with Rulon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Webb are spending a few days at Wanted Beef Princess Contestants Are you between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five, unmarried, un-married, with a good figure, charming personality and po-sessing po-sessing a little knowledge of Utahs largest industry, the growing and distribution of beef? If so, you may be a winner win-ner in the Beef Princess Pa-gent Pa-gent that is being held in conjunction con-junction with the State Cattle-mens Cattle-mens Convention on Dec. 4 and 5 in Salt Lake City. Prizes are particularly attractive at-tractive this year with cash prizes, flowers, crowns and gifts for every contestant. The Grand Prize winner will . receive the entrance fee to the Miss Utah Pagent together with our support and best wishes in that contest. A local girl, Kathy Lyman, won the state contest last year and the Round-up Cowbelles . would like to do it again this year. They are convinced that along with the test beef in the world, the West Millard area produces young ladies as beautiful and talented as can be found anywhere. If you are interested in this contest please contact Jeanne Taylor, in Hinckley or Laura Lyman in Delta, before Nov. , 16, 1970. THANK YOU CARD We would like to thank the people of our town who supported sup-ported the Homecoming Parade on Oct. 23. We would especially like to thank; Grant Church and Son, Lumber Co. sponsored Trl-Dels; Trl-Dels; Marion and Dean's sponsored spon-sored LeHermen; Killpack Motor Lodge and Service Drug sponsored Del-Teens. We thank Ford Motor Company and Pace Motors for lending us cars for the parade. Also the many businesses than entered floats. handb towels X -IIIIIMCU Striking new bath-fashion towels to wrap up in gloriously. Because they're big enough! Soft and absorbent, too reg-lar reg-lar terry on one side, sheared velour on the other. Deluxe two-ply cotton in breathtaking breath-taking colors. LAY WAY NOW FOR CHRISTMS 9 ARPRILIA SCOW Grand Junction, Colo, with their son Jay and wife Jackie and telr new daughter. La Voy Erlckson and wife and two sons have moved Into our community. We want to welcome them. A birthday party was held this past week in honor of little Miss Tlffeny Cropper. There were about twenty little friends present. Tiffeny is the daughter of Vincent and Kris Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bennett Ben-nett attended funeral services Wednesday at Holden for a cousin, Bruce Johnson. A brother Clyde Wood of Holden Hol-den visited Friday with the Bennett's. Mr. and Mrs. Don Roesner of Cedar visited Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Bennett and children Lee and Mary Lou of Richfield and Mr." and Mrs. James Ross of Cedar visited with them also. North Delta . Mrs. Archie (Eddys) Barben Miss Margaret Hanse visited vis-ited In Delta Friday, Margaret lives in Provo and is teaching school In Midvale this year. Mrs. Lenore McCall and Ruth Hansen attended the BYUand Wyoming footbll game, Saturday Sat-urday lnProvo. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jorgen-sen Jorgen-sen (Golda Jane Black) were Delta visitors this weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Black and they attended Church Sunday in the 2nd Ward. Our Sympathy and love go to the familyofNorman Gardner this past week. The large crowd attending the funeral, Saturday was saddened by Mr. Gardner's death. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and two children spent Saturday in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams and Joan spent the weekend in Provo and Salt Lake. They vis-Mrs. vis-Mrs. Paul Spor, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adams and son Jimmy. ' -.- i THANK YOU CARD ... Wesirash to express our gratitude grat-itude to all our friends and neighbors for your kindness and thoughtfulness in the loss of our dear wife and mother, Erma Styler; for the flowers, the food, and many expressions of sympathy shown at this time, Thanks to the Oasis Ward Relief Society for the lovely lunch served to the many friends and relativesfrom out of town. We're truly grateful for all of our friends and we want you to know your kindness and consideration con-sideration will always be remembered. re-membered. J. Val Styler Family Assorted Sizes. Srvles & Colors ') " "'.'' f J 'TV W.jMUt ' MAURICE ABRAVANEL CONDUCTOR UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA A rare treat is In store for residents of Millard School District on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1970 when the full Utah Symphony Is scheduled to play a concert at 7:30 p.m. Total concerts by the Utah Symphony this season will approach ap-proach the 120 mark as com- tlolice -Veterans President Peggy Overson of The American Legion Auxiliary, Auxili-ary, announces that due to her extreme exhaustion brought on by the Elk hunt, deer hunt, campaigning, mothering two children and filling her wifely duties, the Veterans Banquet is being postponed until Feb., Americanism Month. The banquet ban-quet was scheduled for Monday, Mon-day, Nov. 9. Also listed by Mrs. Overson as causes for postponement, are that many of the more active members will be involved in-volved in pheasant hunting or preparing meals for the hunters and the upcoming "Cookies for Servicemen project." pro-ject." Christian Ronnow will be featured fea-tured speaker at the February affair. , Mrs. Overson urges private , citizens, businesses andtowns and cities to fly U.S. Flags on Nov. 11 in observance of Veterans Vet-erans Day. Interest paid lavin (Pf Km kM ' ) ITi 14" B nrwww-' emwwT wamwwMf rastmeMLii innnii-f-- mmm-huri ftp Op rjgjjj LlEGC ot uen 1 jv I 1 V Interest starts day of deposit. Rates are per annum. Each depositor's account is insured to $20,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ' First Secunly Bank ot Utah. Nation; Association f rs! Su"ty fiartti ol Iciano National Assoc. at on f nit Sctt State Bnk First 5eC'J"fV 8 O! Hx Spngs it i pared to 91 last year. Attendance Atten-dance should surpass 300,000. According to the Utah Symphony Sym-phony for a local concert has been high. The smaller and more isolated the community, the harder they are willing to work and sacrifice in order to make it possible. Utah Symphony Sym-phony belongs to the State and to the region. Hence, the Utah Symphony is happy and proud, as a public cultural service, WE EXPRESS OUR SINCERE THANKS TO THE VOTERS OF MILLARD COUNTY FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THORPE WAD- DINGHAM, STATE SENATOR; HOMER U. REPRESENTATIVE; LEIGH R. COMMISSIONER; and WARD W COMMISSIONER. THEY CAMPAIGNED ON FAIR AND EQUAL REPRESENTATION REPRESENTA-TION FOR ALL THE PEOPLE- OF MILLARD COUNTY AND THEY WILL KEEP THAT PROMISE. 11 Pd: Citizens for rjIM'IJJ'!lllllj''l'-iWl''laiWB'UWI tfl HIIMIIjJ y Urania! AMOUNTS OF $500 OR MORE every 3 months on lOSlt or 3 months for 1 year for 2 years as Certificates 4' 1 - ARDEAN W. WATTS ASSOCIATE CONDUCTOR UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA to make these concerts available avail-able at but a fraction of the actual costs Involved In order to bring the full 85-man Utah Wymphony to as many schools and communities as have the desire and facilities. This Is an opportunity for everyone In Millard to hear not only one of America's top symphonies, but an orchestra of international reputation as well. BTMI MimiiMiM mi Ml. Ill MAX FIELD, Better Government Interest paid every 6 months on Subordinated Notes 7 for 2V2 years Interest starts day of investment. Rate is per annum. Ask for offering circular Firs! Spcunty Bank of Utari f "f Wufity 3f ot Idac The stature and excellence of the Utah Symphony are best attested to by voluminous reviews re-views of its outstanding recordings re-cordings (now numbering 47) and its recent tour concerts. Ticket information Is available avail-able atDeltaJr.Sr.HighSchool Delta Elementary School and the District Offices. Prices are as follows: Reserved seats $1.00 General Admission .50 and Students .25. PETERSEN, STATE 4-YEAR COUNTY . KILLPACK, 2-YEAR COUNTY Nation! A-.wyiar.fyi NjiiWi.il A station 41 Iwnixmv |
