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Show CLASSIFIED Ads CLASSIFIED RATES: 3c per word, minimum ad 50c. Adg over S lines 15c a line thereafter. Display ads, $1.00 column inch. Will not be responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use of box No. 50c extra per insertion. FOR BEST RESULTS, USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE WEEKLY. For Sale FOR WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS shop at D. Stevens Co., Furniture Dept. Excellent stocks. FOR SALE: The Adler homo in Pleasant Village. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, all electric. $26,500.00. Ph. 864-2574. 1030tf FOR SALE: York oil furnace. Horizontal Hori-zontal "V" belt, 140.000 B.T. new. Still in carton. Was $495, now $398. Ph. 864-2161 or after 6:00 p.m. 864-3641. 864-3641. 918tf. ONE of the finer things or life Bluie Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent electric shampoorer SI. Quality Market Furniture Department. A SHIPMENT of polyester double-knit double-knit iust arrived. This material is machine washable. Come in and DOORS-DOORS-DOORS. Fact. Sec. choose while there is a good selec-1 bircn and mahogany. All sizes, tion. Other Spring fabrics arriving $1-98 to $4.50 and up. Granger daily at THE DELMART. I Builders Supply, 1900 W. 3500 S., Salt Lake City, Utah. 1225-l29np SEE ME FOR reliable Watkins' 1 1 1 Products. Helen Watson. Ph. 864-'FOR SALE: 20 shares Deseret 2580. l22-29np water. Ph. 864-3630. l8-29np ,1. run laaies ana gins winier boots. Discount prices. Buy now at D. Stevens Co. Shoe Dept. Boley Realty Co. Pendray CONSTRUCTION CO. Offices at 288 West Main Delta, Utah JAMES NICKLE, Agent 864-2576 864-3535 FOR SALE: Ray Skinner home and property. Double lot near schools, includes Main St. frontage. Will sell separately or as one unit. See by appointment. Call 864-2341 or 864-3397. 87tf FOR SALE: Newly sawed rough lumber. V-mangers cue to order. Lumber sawed 6 ft. lengths for wind break also wiennie edge lumber. Lance Brunson. Fillmore. Ph. 743-5429. . ll13tf shoe sale. w mint make room for the new Spring mdse. You will1 Contact rs- Norman Erickson Ph ' be pleased wjth the styles, at THE 864-2131 7l31tf DELMART. FOR RENT: the Schlappi home on FOR !5ALE: Ladies, Girls. Mens,'Lyman Row- Cal1 64"2463 orS" Boys, Infants, Winter Coats. Close Elaine Robison. l15tf out prices. D. Stevens. Co. Delta's jjEW DUPLEX for rent. Two bed-Dept. bed-Dept. Store. I rooms. Good location. Merlin Chris- BETTY'S CATERING will give you assistance in planning wedding parties complete with backdrop, flowers, refreshments, etc. Also anniversary parties and birthday cakes. Betty Johnson, Delta, RFD, Ph. 864-3319. 52070pd'Ph. 864-2132. BRUNSON CATERING: COMPLETE wedding decorations and catering. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Brunson, Fillmore, Fill-more, Utah. Ph. 743-5429. 919tf ELECT ROLUX Authorized Sales & Sprvice. LowpI Edwards. Ph. 864-3137 42tf WELCOME to the Wonderful World of Figurettes Undei fashions. De- j signed to make you free. For a more beautiful you, contact Sara Fln-linson Fln-linson for a FREE fitting. Box 66, Oak City, Utah. Ph. 846-2491. 10j2tf COAL Browning or Sunbeam, lump or slack. Call Delta 864-2680 or Delmer Wilson, Salina, Utah 529-7471. 529-7471. l8-312pd MENS AND BOYS Coats on Sale. 1 rack off. at THE DELMART. : 8x24 ft.trailor house for sale; heavy truck chassis trailor with flat bed. See and make offer. Lucian Keller, Hinckley. l15-29pd FOR SALE: '69 Ford camper spe cial pickup. Lots of extras-Auto, trans., radio, extra gas tank, etc. Contact Neil Forster at Neils' Chevron Chev-ron 864-9910 or 864-2374. l29p FOR SALE: 1960 Pontiac Bonne- vino sIpib nvprhanl. Call 864-2645 after 5.00 p.m. 1225-18np J 1960 CMC pickup for sale, Mnrk Ph, RR4-21 Rfi. H8tf I ' . FOR SALE: 1965 34 ton VS GMC pickup with stock racks. Ex. cond. Call Dorothy Damron 864-3231 l8tf DONE EQUIPMENT CO. -USED CARS 1967 DODGE PICKUP 1969 DODGE POLARA, with 383, air, like new 1965 FORD Station Wagon Fairlane 500 with air M-F 97 DIESEL TRACTOR, 100 hp INTERNATIONAL 18 ft DISC PLOW M-F 300 COMBINE like new FURNITURE NEED REUPHOLSTERING? Have that living room set or favorite rocker re-upholstered anJ 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 over 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 MOBILE HOME for ROi. SRvin th tip-out. Phone evenings. 864-3378. l8-15pd For lleiit FOR RENT: two-bedroom home. Furnished. Ph. 864-2165. 104tf FOR RENT: Large 3 bedroom home partly furnished in Deseret. Some acreage if desired. $90 per month. Call 864-3292. l22-29pd FOR RENT: NEW DUPLEX APTS. Ready now . . . Carpeted, Drapes Appliances, Carport Excellent Location Contact . . . BOB PENDRAY 864-2261 FOR RENT: 2-bedroom apt. Furnished. Fur-nished. 1-bedroom apt. Furnished. No house pets allowed. Jacobs Apts tensen. Ph. 864-2351. 1225tf FOR RENT: one or two bedroom apt. furnished. Reasonably priced. Phone 864-3662 or 864-3663. llStf 2 bedroom furnished ap.t for rent, l8tf Miscellaneous CHRIS HANSEN of MASTER TAx'tion- e S thL VeIfage 't COUNSELORS. Inc.. will be in Delta uelfer $50 to ?100 If we can for income tax preparation on Jan. 1 16, 17; Feb. 13, 14; Feb. 20, 21. Computerized returns. Free audit Protection. Guaranteed satisfaction. Call. 864-2406 for appointment. ll-219np NOTICE, DELTANS ROOFING HOT ROOFING COMPOSITION ROOFING ROOF REPAIRS SIDING LICENSED CONTRACTOR 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 864-2174 YOU saved and slaved for wall to wall carpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Quality Market Furniture Dept. ! HAVE FLATBED truck for hauling. Will haul hay, anything. See Evan BentjSkeem. Phone 864-3279. l8pd EXCAVATION WORK WANTED: Backhoe, loader, cat dozer, dump truck, trench and ditch work, Cor rals cleaned. Boyd Louder. Ph. 864- 3255. 212pd AND TRUCKS- SINGER SALES AND SERVICE. Repair Re-pair on all makes. Emer Jarvis of Cedar City will be In Fillmore Thursday, Jan. 29. Contact Kelly's In Fillmore. Friday, Jan. 30, Mr. Jarvis will be in Delta. Contact D. Stevens Hdwe. Dept. l22np CARPENTER WANTS WORK. Hour- ly rates. Cement, electrical, plumb-, Inp. naintintr. etc. 10 vrs. exrjerience Work guaranteed. Write Box 392Jtive Director, Mr. Jess Jarvis 0f!sendinS Christmas cards locally Fillmore. l22-29pd Nephi. I Though I realize the goals are HAVE FUN. Make extra money. lofty and very likeiy unobtainable! Part time or fulltime. Call 864-2471.1 j came away greatly enthused. l22-29pdj How lQng has it been since you .,TIT . t .ijsat down with a group of friends , UPHOLSTERY: Auto seats, truck fln msseA seats kitchen chairs Inquire at;areao ively? We have so much Spor Bros. Delta Utah between tQ be thankful for And oftentimes; the first and fifteenth of each thg d points of fte area are month. ll27tf , , . . . . j;;nn. orij MOBILE HOMES for sale and rent. Rex Day. Phone 864-2212 74tf CARL'S RADIATOR SHOP. Complete radiator service, rodding, boil out, repairs. New radiator and heater "ores Used and new radiators Ph. 864-2158. l71pd Dr. DUANE G. LUND Optometrist IS IN DELTA EACH TUESDAY 10 AJ.l. TO 5 P.M. fc Eye Examination it Glasses Fitted C Contact Lenses SAHARA THEATRE CLDG. 291 W. Main, Delta 864-2163 THE BEST BOOT and Shoe Repair. Centennial Boot Shop. Two doors west of Filmore, Utah Post Office. Closed Saturdays. (Penny Shoe-shine) Shoe-shine) (Stella's Shoe Stretch). U27tf WILL TEACH PIANO students in my home. Have bachelor's degree in music. Ph. 864-2028. l15-29n INCOME TAX RETURNS handled quickly and expertly. Individual, business or partnership. Call Arthur or Lorraine Jeffery at 864-3326 or 864-2781. l15-22np To all the folks in MICHIGAN "THAHKS" for a good time! Kirt and Peggy Overson ATTENTION TAXPAYERS. Skousen Computerized Tax Service now in your area. World's largest home tax service. Triple guarantee, accuracy, ac-curacy, satisfaction, audit protec- Please call Lora Morris for appointment appoint-ment 864-2477 or 864-2451. . l8-326np ATENTION1 Scientific breeding school for dairy and beef ranchers. Sponsored by Cache Valley Breeding Breed-ing Ass'n. Place: Courthouse, Fillmore, Fill-more, Ut. Time: 10:00 a.m.. Date: Jan. 19-24th Contact: Jay Hall, County Agent. HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR -CALL- Chris 864-2761 Evening Emergency DELTA AUTO SUPPLY A DMIRA L NORGE WESTINGHO USE EASY 341 WEST MAIN STREET t NEW HOLLAND EQUIPMENT BALERS SWA THERS BALE WAGONS CHOPPERS COMBINES CARS & TRUCKS 9 Miles North of Delta HAROLD DONE 864-2444 Millard County Chronicle By INEZ RIDING I'M IN LOVE I attended a meeting Monday night in which the organization and goals of the Sir-County Eco- nomic Development District were ovninino in riotoii v.v tha Vvoph. ! concentration is centered on the i shortcomings. Remember the enthusiasm that was poured into the construction of the West Milard Hospital? Along with the contributions of money and labor? Remember the heart- i ii v tvt n j, 1 warming talk by Mr. Dudley Crafts at the dedicatory ceremonies of the hospital? Remember the joy tllU IIUUlliUl lilt, JUJ , j j , , A ii n rf nnrla ovnorion noH mr allot v . , K-r o : the construction of the DMAD Res-j ervoir? Remember our pride in voting a successful bond election for the construction of our new member the smiles that wreathed'!01 the deplorably low level of all faces at the dedication of the school? Remember the summer that the County Commission de- IN MEMORIAM SSgt Donald Ewing Waxier, U.S.A.F. February 4, 1961. Today brings memories of our loved one gone to rest. He will never be forgotten by the ones who loved him best. Loving Mother, Daughter, Leslie Ann, Brother, Stewart. STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON NOW OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Professional Hair Care By PHYLLIS Mac ARTHUR & CAROL GAVIN LOST: one mattress army cot size. Between Delta and Oak City. Call 864-2541 or contact Bill Mortensen. Reward. l15-29np DELTA AUTO BODY INC Expert body repair. Car and appliance painting. 24 hr. wrecker service. LOF glass distributor. Cut and install. in-stall. Ph. day, 864-2356. Night 864- 2615- l15tf,tered on a quarterly basis, foreign Dr. PHIL L. AIKEN Chiropractic Physician OFFICE HOURS: TUESDAY 12 noon to 5 p.m. 15 South 3rd West DELTA Phone 864-2403 Provo Office 190 E. 100 S. Phone 373-2240 Weis- 864-2762 Service 864-2227 Tractors Swathers Combines Bale Wagons Foragers- Choppers Plows Trenching Machines D-4 Cat Thursday, January 22, 1970i J5 m vre? cided to do something with the Gunnison Bend Reservoir public beach? All this was recalled at the meet ing. Along with many people who give to local causes rather than anu organizing a group interested in technical education to the point that they work like mad each sPrinS t0 raise $500.00 for scholar- ships. What good things happen in tnis area- Yes, I'm in love with this area, Th.s is my home, literally and figuratively, The way I feel right now, this very minute, "you ain't seen notnmg yet CowBelle (Continued from front page) , , , . , , products and 60c worth of market- According to the US ""S service. According to the VA. Dept. of AgriculUre in the past . . -i . . ten years income is up 94 gen r ' erally speaking. However, this is . . . & - 1A I r,f Vtn in nnr , I n i , 1 1 n . . , , & . . area. Americans spend less of their . . , 1 n rrY- rv nn r rr H thin intr atVi rr nation, which partially accounts farm income." The beef producer's share of the final market product can readily be seen by the following statistics compiled in Delta this week. Slaughter cows averaged 18.75; fat ; heifers and fat steers 27.75; large fat Holsteins 23.00. "It's been a ! i very good average the last sixty days and hasn't slacked off a bit," j according to T. A. McCormick, ' , ,, . ,. .. . . ' oooKKeeper ior Delta uvestocK Auction uo. At the grocery store, ; iu'"'cl hihuhico a mvco...- price for the retail commodity gations as to financing and operat- ranges anywhere from 55c perjing a Intermediate Care Center in pound for hamburger; 55c lb. for i our locality. chuck roast when it is on sale to S1.59 per pound for boneless sirloin l UtAlIlf It" steak and the same for cube vlUYYIII amm steaks. T-Bone and Rib Steaks average around $1.29, with round i (Continued from front page) steak at $1.09 and blade roast at 65c lb. regularly. Processing and , marketing the commodity does indeed in-deed account for a high percentage of the beef price. However, beef is still a good bargain in relation to the much higher percentages in rise in price of other foods. "We hope to involve government! ! as well as all those involved in agriculture and food industries to come and persistent unemployment travels over the six counties meet-better meet-better inform the American public in depressed areas and existing ing with people, discussing with of the facts outlining long range rural-urban migration imbalance them their ideas for betterment goals and needs of agriculture, , saia ivirs. n-iiason. ne pointea oui that this is necessary if these industries in-dustries inherent to the basic economy econ-omy of our nation are to thrive. 'Meat import quotas which ' ave1 not been changed since 1964 need a general overhauling, and need to be decreased," she added. Regis- countries sometimes exceed their Jarvis emphasized. One of the main mg yjr- jarvis sai(j that planning quotas and the Dept. of Agriculture goals of the growth centers of the- suc a project as a vocational is now taking action against one Six-County District should be to sch0ol would begin with a people-country people-country which did last year. A establish a stable and diversified to-people contact. Development nine percent increase during the economy by attracting new firms, pianning would probably be done first eight months of last year' : : by commissions, councils, private brought almost V& billion pounds Senators and Congressmen at the groups, Mr. Jarvis' job then would of meat in the U. S. in that first "Congressional Night" dinner v fri mnrint surh thmieMs and eight months. It would build the general economy of the nation if I the cattle industry were given in-i in-i creased opportunity to develop and I bring a fair share of return to the beef producer on his investment, in Mrs. Eliason's opinion. Mrs. Eliason will serve on the General Council and as a member of the American National Cowbelles Public Relations Board at the convention. con-vention. She will have an opportunity oppor-tunity to hear famous figures such as Barry Goldwater, Gov. Marvin Mendel, Md.; Governor Mills E. p. Harmer, Salt Lake City, and Godwin, Va.; and to meet with' Mr. Eldon A. Eliason, Delta. 8 r This Newspaper works H j harder in this community's I interest than any other I publication in the world... Jk V lnlMW- J!1A C? ioiiciiiicuiqic uiic: Need Is Apparent, Can It Be Provided? by Jane Wilson Millard County Progress A group of representative people met with the Millard County Board, Division of Family Services, at the January meeting in the Courthouse. Noel Robins, Chairman, conducted. conduct-ed. He announced that the special topic for consideration was the feasibility of getting an Intermediate Intermed-iate Care facility for the county. Mr. Erickson and Mr. Jenkins of the Utah Department of Health were on hand to inform and advise on setting up such a facility. Both stated that requirements for hous- ing and operation were very strict, The architect suggested that it cal to build a new structure than to remodel an older building so 't would qualify for such use. There seems little doubt of the need of a place where older people could live comfortably and have some care for minor ilnesses, but when it was stated that a facillity for ten people would cost approximately approxi-mately $150,000.00, one questioned if it was feasible. Dell Ashby, Administrator of the West Millard Hospital, gave some information concerning their extended ex-tended care facilities. He said there were eight on the waiting list now, and that many inquiries came from various parts of Utah. It was generally agreed that a facility in Fillmore would boost the economy. Fillmore City Councilman Council-man Joe Warner and County Commissioner Com-missioner Archie Christensen stated that they would take it up with their respective bodies and determine deter-mine what help could be given. Scott Speakman, in charge of Family Services in the county, told that there is definitely a need for care of people who are not able to look af ter themselves in their own nomes. wmie no conclusions were ar- . .... , rlvea tnere was a suonS ieeung that tv,a mo chM.M Vvo nnrciiorl ",v- r Also taken into consideration is the amount of land used commer cially and industrially. Mr. Jarvis explained that the need for a "growth center" was developed through trying to solve two related problems. He listed those problems as the economic waste and human suffering associ- atted with low levels of family in- presently creating hardship and dis- order in the larger urban areas. "Delta like Richfield is geograph- ically and economically so related to the Six-County District as a whole that its economic growth may reasonably be expected to contribute significantly to the al- heviation of distress in the redevel- opment areas of the district," Mr. Wives of Utah's Congressmen will also be guests of Utah Cowbelles at a special ladies' luncheon at which Mrs. Clifford M. Hardin, wife of the Sec. of Interior, will be made an Honorady Member of ANCB. Several other Utahn's will be representing the Utah Cattlemen's Ass'n at the national meet includ- ing the association's president, Mr. ana Mrs. iNea Maasen, Manti; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Freed, Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Findley, Kanab; and Mr and Mrs. Sherman v Schools to Close February 2 for Mid-Year Institute Monday, February 2nd, students of all Millard County Schools will have a vacation. The School District Dis-trict employees will gather that day at the Delta High School for a full day of instruction. Mrs. Mavis Bennett of the Delta Junior High School and Mr. Ronald Anderson of Millard High School have planned a full day's activities for the District's teachers and other employees. Judge Merrill L. Hermansen, Ju venile Judge for this area will discuss dis-cuss the prevention and correction of behavior problems in the school setting. i Schedule for the day's activities: Flag Ceremony (3rd Ward Boy Scouts. Leader-Erwin Rohwer) Invocation: Merlin Christensen Welcome: Supt. Taylor Musical Number: Delta High School Chorus Special Award: Supt. Taylor 9:45-10:45 a.m. Key Note Address Judge Merrill Hermansen 10:45-11:00 a.m. Break 10:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Discussion Groups Judge Hermansen, Clifton Pyne (Principal of Orem High) 1. Behavior Problems a. Prevention b. Corrective Measures 2. Secondary Curriculum Development. Develop-ment. Supt. Clair Morris (Iron Co. School District) a. Modular or Flexible Scheduling Sched-uling b. Enriched Course Offering c. New Staffing Pattern 3. Non-Grading Phyllis Bennett (Title II! Continuous Contin-uous Progress Ed. Salt Lake) a. How organized b. Advantages c. Its functions VlC(tllVlLlV 4. Creativitiy Eueene Holman (SUSC) Dr ul' "gene nolman V&.U.S.UJ UT. nark a. How to motivate Teachers and Students b. How to organize for Creativity Crea-tivity c. Originality 12:15-130 p.m. Lunch 13:00-2:45 p.m. Discussion Groups (Morning groups repeated with No. 5 below added for Lunch Workers, Bus Drivers, etc.) 5. School Employees Association a. Insurance concerns of this group 2:45-3:15 p.m. Summary Panel pr0viing more and better water supplies, sewer systems and parks for communities he said. as Executive Direstor Mr. Jarvis and implementing their ideas into an Over-all Development Plan. Supposing the peeople' of a given area wjthin the Six-County District think there is a real need in their area for a vocational school? How wouid their idea become a reality through Mr. Jorvis' office? These ana other Questions of similiar nature were posed by those attend- plans int0 t practical project by anaivsjs 0f policies, priorities and availability of funds. Making arrangements for the meeting was Delta Ciey Council- man Niel Forster. Mr. Forster will an.anKe a similiar meeting in the near future ana a larger group will v.- witori rnntnrtpri will hf nil ocai civic groups and religious organizations, SHOP AT HOME SHOP WITH the advertisers 7,500 read it in The CHRONICLE A-- A- |