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Show Yortb L dirGf) O O On Monday, June 4, about one hundred and fifty 4-H'ers from all over Utah arrived at Utah State University campus, where we spent four wonderful days at the Utah Youth Leadership Conference. The theme of the conference was "Understand "Un-derstand You and Others, Too." The convention was sponsored by the Sears-Roebuck Foundation in coordination with the Utah State University, who so graciously provided pro-vided housing, buildings and other facilities. The first night we were welcomed welcom-ed by Mr. Matheson, assistant to the president of the university. Then Glen Baird outlined the pur-1 pose of the conference. The high-' light of the evening was the get-acquainted get-acquainted party in the Student Union Ballroom. Each morning we met for morning meditation. The keynote speaker at the con ference was Dr. Glen C. Deldine, Consultant, Human Development and Relations, National 4-H Club Foundation. Each morning he talked to us and gave us many points to think about., Then we broke up In 13 discussion dis-cussion groups where we discussed the points he outlined for us. After re-assembling, we had a panel discussion by members selected se-lected from each discussion group. In the afternoons, the delegates were divided into committee workshops, work-shops, where they planned specific activities. Tuesday, June 5, we attended a canyon party up Logan Canyon. This proved to be especially fun for everyone. Mr. Paul Worthington, from the United States Peace Corps, talked to the conference and showed slides connected with peace for our country. . A smorgasbord was held in the ballroom of the Union Building. A square dance followed and everyone every-one had a wonderful time. The final candidates for mayor and mayorette were announced. Sam Overton, son if Mr. and Mrs. Dale Frampton, of Fillmore, was chosen as one of these candidates. The final program of the con ference was Thursday morning. Da vid D. Hurford, from Los Angeles, representing the Sears-Roebuck Foundation, was guest of honor. The farewell party in the Union Ballroom was a special way to end a very special week at the conference. con-ference. Fun games and dancing made it enjoyable for all. Reported by Bobbette Peterson, Fillmore Millard County Chronicle Thursday, June 21, 1962 DELTA THIRD WARD AREA IIEVS BRIEFS BE A WILLDEN r,- ill LP&v . X a. 1 r . " . ' i ji feu- i 4H YOUTH LEADERSHIP: Those who represented Millard County at the 4H Youth Leadership Conference Con-ference at Logan were, left to right, row one, Leona Rickenbach, advisor; Rawlene Hales, Gwen Stephenson. Deane Baker; row two, Randal Allen, Bobette Peterson, Peter-son, Glen Overton, Jeffery Mem-mott; Mem-mott; row three. Bob Barber, and Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Finlinson, ad-risors. L PHONE 5125 USED EQUIPMENT 1 Super 60 Ovatonna Swather 12-lt., nike new, good buy. 1 New-Holland Baler Super 77 Wire-tie, good condition 1 International Baler Twine. 1 44 Massey-Harris Vety good condition. 1-555 Massey-Harris Diesel . Like new. CERTIFIED USED EQUIPMENT BUYS NEW-HOLLAND BALERS - We had another very busy but enjoyable weekend. Held our Will-den Will-den family reunion. It was planned for a two-day affair, but the weather wea-ther didn't cooperate so we only camped out one night. The rain drove us out Saturday morning so we held our meeting, program and dance at the Woodrow Hall. It's fun to belong to a big family and enjoy each other's company. Those attending the reunion from out of town were: The oldest living member mem-ber of the George H. Willden family, fa-mily, Mrs. Florence Lee and sons, Mr. Kennith and Bud Morrison, of Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hamblin and Gayle, of Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brooks, U. S. Air Force, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamblin and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamblin, Kaysville; -Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riding and fam'.ly, of Kearns; Mrs. Yvonna Isern and on, of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tol-bert Tol-bert and family, of Salt Lake City; and Mr. Bob Brakey, of Kaysville. Those of the family living in Delta were Mrs. Evva Wilkins and sons, Tim, Don Wilkins and family and Jerry Wilkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Willden and Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willden and son Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bennett. We hope to have all the family together togeth-er next year. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McCul-lough McCul-lough had all their family together Sunday for Father's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jensen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ivihs and children, of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Njel-son Njel-son and family of Washington, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Lathel Callister and children of Delta, Patricia, Kent, and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Shel-don Callister and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray-mond Callister attended the testimonial testi-monial in Salt Lake Sunday to see their son Lyndon Callister depart for the Great Lakes Mission. The meeting was from 5 to 8 o'clock. Then all the family went out to dinner. Newman joined the family for dinner. Mrs. Zola Lambright spent Sunday Sun-day in Provo visiting friends and enjoying a picnic dinner with the Marion Killpack family for Father's Day. Mrs. Eulala Riding Is home after spend ng a week in Ely with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ashby and family. The Ashbys brought her home and stayed over the weekend visiting other members of their family. - Mrs. Vance West and small son Eric of Brigham City are spending two weeks in Delta visiting Mr. and Mrs. Evan Christensen and Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hardman (Sue Karen Henrie) and children stopped by on their way back to Las Vegas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garff Maxfield and three children of Salt Lake City visited in Delta Monday. It's al-1 ways fun to have our friends re-' turn for a visit. They surely have a darling family. And it's impos-' sible to believe Julie is growing up so fast. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wainscott and daughter Viola, of San Bruno, Calif, are visiting in Delta with their daughter, Mrs. Jerry Wilkins and two grandchildren, Gigett ,a n d Johnny. CLASSIFIED AD; CLASSIFIED RATES: 2c per word, minimum ad 50c. Ads oyer 5 lines 15c a line thereafter. D splay ads, 75c column inch. Will not be responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use of box no. 50c extra per insertion. FOR RESULTS, USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE EACH WEK. For Sale CEILING TILE: 12x24, accoustical. pin perforated, 23c sq. ft. Plain, 12x24, 18c sq. ft. Valley Builders. FOR SALE: Fiberglass boat and Oliver Ol-iver 6 hp motor, both $250. Boat like new, motor good condition. Terms. Grant Church & Son. FOR SALE: DOOR CHIMES, on dis- play at Valley Builders. $4.95 to $13.95. FOR SALE: McCormick wire-tie baler, $1300. Side rake, $300. Mrs. Golda Talbot, Hinckley, Ph. 694J4 SHOP and SAVE at our Big An- n'versary Sale June 29th through July 3rd. D. Stevens Co. celebrates its 45th Anniversary. 3 HOMES FOR SALE: all 2 -bedroom modern, $4500., $5000., and $6000. Terms. Day's Real Estate, Delta. Phone 4611 621tf FOR SALE: Hog feed (concentrate) at cost. Moody Bros., Delta. 412tf LODE LOCATION BOOKS at The Chronicle, paddert with heavy hack. FOR SALE: While it lasts. Latex Paint, $3.29 gal. Enamel, $4.89 gal. Grant Church & Son, Delta. FOR SALE: Spinet piano, take over payments. Phone 4731, Delta. 6 7-21 WEST DESERT ROUIID-UP VELMA TIMM A lawn party was held June 9 at the home of Cecil Bates. It was a farewell for the Gail and Bob Hyde families who are leaving soon and to welcome the VanHorns to Gandy. A weiner roast, short program and dance was enjoyed by people from Gandy, Callao, Trout Creek, Baker and Garrison. We are sorry to see the Hydes leave. We extend a welcome to the VanHorns who have purchased the Ward Leasing Ranch at Gandy. They are from Arizona. Our stake visitors were Mr. and Mrs. LeClead Nielson and grandson, and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Johnson. They gave a fine program. Farrell and Carolyn Bates and husband and baby were visitors at the home of Elmer Bates. Buster and Myrtle Timm went to Salt Lake City to visit their children child-ren and to attend the rodeo at Murray. Frank Bagley and family from California were visitors at the David Da-vid Bagley home over the weekend. Mrs. Bagley has her nephew Roger staying at their home for the summer. sum-mer. Oliver Tripp spent a few days in Delta on business and visiting Zer- IIITERMOUHTAIH FARMERS ASS'll JUNE mi FOR THE PRICE 1A. OF SINGLE TIRES 10 OFF ma and the girls. . MORE NEWS BY VERNA SIMS Mr. and Mrs. Msndycrome from Wells, Nevada, spent the weekend In Callao and Fish Springs. We will begin our MIA meetings Wednesday night the 20th for the summer. The ladies of Callao and Trout Creek held their Relief Society, Wednesday, the 13th. The B.LM. has been doing some work out here for about a week. 4-H NEWS Our first meeting was held June 6th at the home of our leaders, Mr. and Mrs. David Bagley. Mr. Bagley teaches the boys tractors and forestry. Mrs. Bagley is teaching teach-ing sewing. We discussed our projects, pro-jects, then refreshments were served. We held our meeting at the Bag- ley Ranch June 13th. We elected our officers as follows: president, Mary Sims; vice president, Robert Sims; secretary, Amy Bagley; reporter, re-porter, Betty Sims; and committee members are Charles Bagley and Rodger Pew. Reporter, Betty Sims Jolly Stitcher will meet Friday, June 22, at the home of Mrs. Marg aret Edwards, Delta, at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Mary Edwards and Mrs. Fari-lyn Fari-lyn Edwards will be assisting hostesses. IRRIGATION BOOTS and irrigation dams at Quality Market Hardware. 53tf FRESH RANCH EGGS FOR SALE: 3 doz. $1.00. Phone 796J3- Beatrice Schena. 67-21 BATTERIES All sixes on hand-Group hand-Group 1, exchange, from $9.95. Guaranteed 12 to 48 months. KELLY KEL-LY SERVICE, Phone 3791, Delta, Utah. 323tf 4th of July (Continued from page 1) The fireworks will be under the direction of the American Legion and will be staged at the local football field. Reed Wood, Fire Ch.ef, stresses that the fire dept. will be on hand during the'fire-works the'fire-works display, which is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. At 9:30 both open air dances will get under way on the tennis courts. The Deltarodos will furnish music for the Adult dance, whiuh will be held on the north tennis court. A charge of $1.00 a couple will be made. The Del-Teena Record Rally will sponsor the teenage dance to be held on the south tennis court. The committee in charge of the Record Rally will charge each person per-son fifty cents.' Drawing for the scooter will be held at 10:30 p.m. at the Fireman's Dance. All In all it promises to be a big day. 50' PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE: Vl" $4.95. Valley Builders, Delta. Why buy a Carpet Shampooer? We'll loan you one FREE with purchase pur-chase of Blue Lustre Carpet & Upholstery Up-holstery cleaner. Workman's Home Furnishings. FOR SALE: Modern two-bedroom house located at 130 S. 4th West, Delta. -For details contact George Van at Van's Jewelry. Delta. 67tf SUMMERIZE your car motor with Wynns Casite Bardahl STP Rislone CD2. We stock them all. Delta Auto Supply ' 419-tf : 1 "Holstein or Swiss heifer calves shipped on approval from Wisconsin's Wiscon-sin's high production herds. Write for free price list. Otto Vanderburg, North Prairie, Wisconsin." 5j24-7j5' FOR SALE: modern iron fireman coal furnace and stoker still in use. Inspect at your convenience. Converting to gas; will sacrifice. Boyd Anderson, 475 Ridge Lane, Payson, Utah. Phone 465-2995 6)28 For Rent D. STEVENS CO. celebrates their 45th Anniversary. 4 big shopping days. June 29th-30th-July 2nd and 3rd. Watch for our advertising-. USED Workable, good T.Vs. $25. up to $100. Late models. New Admirals, Ad-mirals, $199.95 up. Also Color. Delta Del-ta Auto Supply, Delta, Utah. 419tf catteries for Cars. Trucks and Tractors. Full Laher line including Mustang, Exeter, Nonstop. Priced from $10.75. Guaranteed 2, 3 and 4 years. All adjustments made by js. DELTA AUTO SUPPLY, Delta. U FOR SALE: While it last. Latex Paint, $3.29 gal. Enamel, $4.89 gal. Grant Church & Son, Delta. COOLERS ALL KINDS . SEE US AND SAVE MONEY LOWEST PRICES George Van's JEWELRY DELTA, UTAH FOR RENT or SALE: modern brick "home mile west of Hinckley; full basement, garage, air conditioned-Will rent home or sell with from 2 to 80 acres farm land. Write Dean Hilton, 4305 El Pasada, Las Vegas, Nev., or call Ray Brown, 6914. ' 6 7-21 FOR RENT: 2-bedroom modem house,' furnished. See M. H. Work man, Delta. 4j5tf FOR RENT: Newly decorated 1- bedroom apt., furnished. Jacobs Apts. Call 3851. 531tf FOR RENT: 2-bedroom home. Ph. 572J1, or contact Owen George. I' 67tf FOB RENT: 67.47 ft Deseret wa- ter, $10.00. For Sale: one 15-inch rubber wheeled hay wagon, $200.00 1 6-ft. Ferguson mower, nearly new 1 Ferguson 20 tractor, both, $1000. Phone 320J1 or see Grant Theobald. 6j7-21 WATER FOR RENT: 20 acre feet Deseret Canal. Contact Carl Dam-ron, Dam-ron, Hinckley or ph. 2384, Kanosh. , - , 6,21-7,5 Miscellaneous WILL DELIVER fill dirt, top soil. sand and gravel, sewer rock. Calvin Cal-vin or Howard Dutson, Call 83 or 36, Oak City. 621-7,5 WILL GIVE PIANO LESSONS at j Stake House Thursday of every ' week. Beginners and intermediate grades. Please contact Rayda Raw-Jlinson, Raw-Jlinson, Ph. 7904. 614-28 WE WANT TO BUY CHOPPED HAY, delivered at the Chachas Feed Yards. Call 427J1 daytime, and 347J1 evenings. Arnold Leavitt, Del ta. 6114-21 FOR SALE: 4-room house, at 2nd North and 3rd East, Delta. Large lot, chicken coop and pigpen. For particulars call Cecil Cahoon, Ph. 8864, or write Duane Smith, 3612 Tonopah Avel, N. Las Vegas, Nev ada. 5,10-6128 PAIR OF TIRES UP TO 14 OFF SET of 4 Tires for price of J. The more you buy, the more you save! LOOK AT THESE SAVINGS! Powerliner Black Tube Nylon. 6.70 x IS 4 ply Powerliner Black Tube Nylon. 70 x 15 4 ply Regular Price $17.07 $18.15 One Tire $15.36 $16.24 Two Tires $14.61 ea. $15.45 ea. 4 for the price of 3 $12.80 ea. $13.61 ea. SIMILAR SAVINGS ON ALL TIRES FOR Cars - Trucks - Tractors SEE YOUR BRANCH MANAGER NOW REX WOOD IIITERMOUHTAIH FARMERS ASSOCIATION Mrs. ..Maude ..Cottam, ..of ..St. George, Utah, spent two days in Delta last week with her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Max Bennett, and family. Friday Mrs. Cottam and Mrs. Bennett Ben-nett went to Salt Lake City to attend at-tend the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cottam Dalton. Mrsi Mrs. Bennett returned Saturday to Delta, and- her niece. Miss Ruth Riding, of Pioche, Nev., came with her for a visit of several weeks. Mrs. Lila Anderson and (on and daughter Lila Rae and Philin. of Upton, Calif., are Delta visitors with ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonid Broderick. Here for Father's Dav at the Broderick home were other sons and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Broderick, Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Broderick, Delta, who just returned Sunday from a trip to the World's Fair at Seattle: Mrs. Bettv Paxton Salt Lake C ty; Mrs. Maggie Kay, Bountirul; Mrs. Leona Laird and Mrs. Erma Gourley, Eureka, and Mrs. Tola Newman. Dugway, and members of their families. Visit Carlsbad Mr. and Mrs. Lowell L. Wilkins and daughter L;nda. of Lvnndyl, and Mr. and Mrs. Junior William Baird and son Larry Dee, of Richfield, Rich-field, recently saw one of the wonders won-ders of the world Carlsbad Caverns Cav-erns National Park in southeastern New Mexico. Their guided tour took thpm 75f) feet underground into the Big Room oi me worlds largest and most beautiful decorated limestone cave. The Big Room, which covers 14 acres, ac-res, could accommodate a 36 story building. At the end of the exciting tour, the visitors were whisked to the surface by elevatoc in less than a minute. Carlsbad Caverns National Park is open every day of the year. At this season, visitors can see the biggest animal spectacle at any National Park when hunitrntt eif thousands of harmless bats fly from the cave's big natural entrance each evening for a ivght of insect feeding. The bats spend th daylight hours in a separate cave leaving the spectacular chambers of Carlsbad Caverns to visitors. A naturalist program precedes the bat flights. Usually the bat flights can be seen each evening from May until late October. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mathews,, of Salt Lake City, have a new daughter, daugh-ter, born June 8. She is the third grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warner, of Delta. Mra Warner spent last week in Salt Lake with the Mathews family, helping with the new baby girl, and her older sister and brother, Kim and Warner. TIME TO WAX YOUR CAR, COME IN FOR ALL TYPES J-Wax Si-moniz Si-moniz Car Plate Turtle DuPont Blue Coral. We are Headquarters. Delta Auto Supply. 4jl9-tf ELECTROUJX SALES & SERVICE LOVELL & ROPER Phone 2301 .u;3otf FOR SALE: 1951 Ford and 1952 Chrysler. See at 206 N. Center, or contact Royal Gardner, Delta. 628 FOR SALE: Ford i-tn flat rack pick-up trUck, '49 model. In good running condition. Dave Nichols, Oasis. 6 14-28 FOR SALE: New tri-level 3-bedroom home in Delta. Fireplace, built-in oven range, and many other fine features. Financing available by taking over GI loan and down payment. pay-ment. For information call Richard Long. 3141. 6; 14-28 SINuEn 5LANTOMATIC sewing machine with fully automatic fancy fan-cy stitches, zigzag, and button holes. Take over the payments. In quire at Chronicle, Delta, and leave name. 524-6(11 FOR SALE; Whilo it lmsfo. I rrv rarneia ana Jtanay pagers, or , Paint 53 , Enamel, $4.89 gal, Salt Lake City, are visiting in Delta Grant Church & Son Deita. v 111 men gi aiiuuiULiici , iviia, vjuoii- WANT TO BUY: Girl's used bike. Call 8913. 614-28 FARMERS now : the time to have those tractor and combine radiators cleaned and repaired. Or if needed, have a new copper core installed. BILL'S Radiator Shop, just west of Phone Office. Phons 3371. , 3!ltf LAND LEVELING Contact Bob Clark, or Phone 5125. 3122tf WE WILL AUCTION Fat and Feeder Feed-er Hogs every other Tuesday at 12 o'clock, May 8, 22, June 5, 19, Bring them in early as our regular regu-lar cattle sale will follow the hog auction. Delta Livestock Auction-Phone Auction-Phone 2361. 518-tf -SEE- WALKER'S SHOE REPAIR 60 SOUTH FIFTH WEST -FOR- da Whickpr. while their mother. LAWN GRASS & CLOVER SEED. In Mrs. Pearl Sagers, visits the World's bulk, at savings to buyers, on hand I Fair at Seattle. They will return 'at Moody Bros. Seed Plant, Delta.' home Friday. ' 53tf llocona Boots See John Deere Tractor Quality Firsthand,.. Take a look INSIDE a "4010" Diesel It's tut away for Your Vltwing Pleasure SEE the quality end" extra value built into John Deere IT'S COMING YOUR WAY1 New Generation Tractors in ihi$ full-size cutaway. SEE engine crankshaft, pistons, and valves operate . . . look inside the transmission, PTO, and hydraulic system. SEE how advanced design, modem features, and quality construction mck a John Deere your best tractor investment. This exhibit Is interesting and educational, so bring the whole family. Refreshments will be served and door prizes given away. SOOII! tenserf Supply Co. |
