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Show Battle and . Jlfattietide By INEZ RIDING- Now that Dr. Stains, Aunt Geneva, Gen-eva, and I all agree that I'm just a real clever person (!), I'll proceed pro-ceed with this week's Sense and mostly. A very heavy fjal rushed into Glen Gardner's Photo Shop and exclaimed, "Oh, Dr. Lyman, tell me what's wrong with me?" Glen looked her over very carefully and replied, "Your make-up is all wrong, your hair is all wrong, you re much too fat, besides, I'm Glen Your Photo Friend, Dr. Lyman Ly-man is across town." - I like Athena. She hands me a questionable maurder mystery book, with this remark, "Part of your duties here at the Chronicle will be to review books. Now get busy." - Some more nice things about Delta that I had forgotten: These wide, wide streets, the genuine friendliness of its citizens, and the feeling you get when you go to church. (You know that you have been to church, and you like it.) - . It's a good thing that I'm clever, or I'd never get four pages typed, for this here space in this here newspaper! - If you read this column last week, then you must know that I was dreaming of a School Page for this paper. Well, dear reader, you must .also, know that that Is one dream that materialized in the same issue. Eob (I'm his better bet-ter half, and he said it first) and I are so very happy with that PAGE, and we do want to express our thanks to our teachers for helping help-ing us to make it possible. Please watch that page, for it will be most Interesting to watch develop. I'm very sincere in saying that, too. Rodeo: Live steaks in action! Intent: What a fisherman goes Into, when It begins to rain. Nylon hose: Fastest runners In the world! Activity: What is sometimes mistaken mis-taken for achievement! (Please don't read this unless you're in sunny Florida and hap pen to be named Mama Pyland). Dear Mama, I've been cutting up good sheets again, not for play-suits play-suits or dresses, but for tablecloths. table-cloths. Take two yards of this checked material that can be bought in the Delmart, tear a sheet (preferably a clean one) into two equal parts. Then measure the correct length and sew these pieces to the checked material that can be bought at the Delmart, put nice straight hems in the ends of the sheets and the checked material that can be bought at the Del-mart, Del-mart, and you have a lovely tablecloth. table-cloth. Use for two meals for four children and you have it to wash. Oh, say, I'm really getting carried car-ried away, aren't I? Sorry, that's all the time we have this week for sewing lessons. More next week. iHow many Scotchmen do. we have in Delta or the surrounding territory? It'll be so easy to save money by coming in and taking out your subscription, or renewing your old one before this month is ended. AND it is moving right along, you know, The first time I see one, Dick Morrison, I'm going to rush and gush, "Mr. Morrison, don't you think it's about time you picked up your pen and paper and re-join our happy ranks?" Seriously, Mr. Morrison, why not? There are two ladies in Delta that have apparently found the Fountain of Youth. Poor Ponce de Leon, he went In the wrong direction. di-rection. I'm positive that Phyllis (Davis) and Mary (Je'ffery) know just the exact location of said fountain! I must be getting sleepy, all I can think of Is something to do with sheets! Just thought someone might be interested in knowing that I'm not only the president of the Inez Society, I'm ,also, a genuine genu-ine full-fledged slip-sheeter. To all ex-servicemen: that has nothing at all in common with short-sheeting. (Practice of which helped to win all wars)'. And to fully appreciate the meaning of the term, you'd have to see a demonstration when you stop In the Chronicle to pay your subscription, sub-scription, ask for Athena or Wanda Wan-da (if she is there) to give a demonstration. dem-onstration. They're both old slip-sheeters, slip-sheeters, from 'way back! A good late snack: Some Quality Qual-ity Market cold, baked fish, and D. Stevens bread, butter, and milk. Can't beat it, brother, can't beat it What I lack in writing ability, I make up in enthusiasm. See you, later (That almost came out as See you later, Alligator). That would be just ducky, wouldn't it?) P.S. If you only have time to read part of the paper, skip this little ditty and make it the ads, huh? LYNNDYL MRS. MARY JOHNSON WE PA . . . CfNAHC.--' INTEREST COMPUTED MONTHLY COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ivw itnm-rtrxi irtf-a i-mutt iu.m OR MORE ON THRIFT Why Take Less $1.00 Opens Your THRIFT ACCOUNT V.'EITE FOH FREE BOOKLET Name Address I i1"d close Finance- do.-" Branches: Provo 222 N. Univ. Ave., Ph. FR 3-830 Orem G52 N. State, Ph. AC 5-4450 Under Supervision of Bank Commission Mrs. Lucille Overson accompanied accompan-ied Mrs. Clara Johnson, of Leamington, Leam-ington, to Provo Friday, for a day of shopping and visiting with Mrs. Ersie Anderson and other relatives. rela-tives. Mr. and Mrs. William Overson drove to Logan Friday, where they made an overnight stay, returning Saturday. Mrs. Hazel Sherriff and daughter, daugh-ter, Gwen, spent the day Wednesday, Wednes-day, visiting with Miss Shirley Sherriff. They drove back to Provo that evening. There are quite a number of our Ward enrolled in the Visual Aid class at Delta on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Phill Nielson and Carol Ann, were Provo visitors Fri day. Myron Vest came up on the train, Saturday, to spend the weekend week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vest and family. Mrs. Sephronia Broderick has been here, the past week, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lake. She brought the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lake with her. Her home is in Norwalk, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greathouse and family, are here from Price, Utah, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greathouse and family. Gordon Shipley spent last week, home with his folks, the Lee Ship-leys. Ship-leys. He rturnad to Whittier on the weekend. Ivie J., Gary, Leon Blaine and Joe Nielson, were home with their families, Irving Nielsons and Bishop Bish-op Reed Nielson, over the weekend, week-end, from Salt Lake. I. A. Banks is spending this weekend, visiting in Layton, with the Fred Banks family. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Anderson and children, of Richfield, were Sunday visitors at their parents home. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wil-kins, Wil-kins, Linda, Enla, Roy and Larry were happy to have them. M.I.A. Presents Play The M.I.A. play, "Where's Grandma," Grand-ma," is progressing very nicely and will be presented before the Ward next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ruth Abegglen is directing the play and is also a member of the cast, taking the part of Grandma. The following are members of the cast. LaRae Shipley, Roy Wilkins, Jerry Carrington, Linda Mills, Linda Lin-da Wilkins, Ellen Best, Jane Nelson, Nel-son, Ralph Overson and assisting with the directing is Mrs. Lucille Johnson. Ramona Bradfield is make-up artist. Roy Best and Karen Kar-en Nielson are in charge of props. There will be a matinee Saturday afternoon, before the final presentation pre-sentation Tuesday. The group has worked hard for the past month and we invite all out to see this play. Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Tolbert drove down from Salt Lake, Sunday, Sun-day, to see their little family, who 1 mum i t JiTwaii.i 4 til , a -a V ,-, ?H f v li i 'I r ' i 5- - "5 ' I ! uninito t'JiiiHoTi .fell' toirtGttjiiKmfc Popular drive-in designed to meet th tremendous national demand for Tastee-Freez, Tastee-Freez, food and shake business. It'a the p-eatest innovation in the history of drive-in. drive-in. Completely portable. BUILT-IN FEATURES make it possible t fcdw operating quickly. Designed t tk Advantage of good locations at lov rrc wft rental. If jrou own vacant propi can have a Tastee-Freez store on it without with-out construction problems. The Drive-in illustrated, including all necessary equipment, $3,500 down. Balance financed over 3 year period. Golden opportunity for man and wife, or family, to own a business with a secttre future. Profits begin immediately. No experience required. We train and guide you. OVER 1,900 TASTMf ar STORES COAST-TO-COAST INDIVIDUALLY CWl-i ID NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 3 WRITE OX FHONJ FOB; COMPLETE INFORMATION Tastee-Freez Distributor KENNETH ERBES Drive Underway To Purchase Share In Salt Lake Bees The big drive for BIG TIME baseball is underway. The sale of stock for the bigger Bees in the Pacific Coast League Is open. Every citizen of the state young and old is invited to become be-come a stockholder and part-owner of Utah's first COMMUNITY-OWNED COMMUNITY-OWNED 'baseball team. This will be a COMMUNITY TEAM in every respect. The community com-munity will own the club. It will play for the enjoyment of the community. com-munity. All benefits will be for the community. That's why everyone is invited and urged to take part ... to own some stock and ibecome a part of Big Time baseball in Utah. You can buy one share or a hundred shares. Just send your name and address and a check for the number of shares you desire to the Salt Lake City Baseball Corporation at Derks Field in Salt Lake City. You will receive your stock certificates in the mail within with-in a few days, making you a charter stockholder and owner of the Salt Lake Bees. Teachers1 Salary In Utah Above National Average According to National Education Educa-tion Association estimates, the average salary of classroom teachers teach-ers in Utah this year Is slightly higher than the average for the Mountain States and the Nation. This fact was reported by Utah Socio! Security Representative To Be Here Jan. 39 "A year ago the Social Security Administration first began paying benefits to disabled children over the age of 18," Mr. Kesler T. Powell, Pow-ell, manager of the Provo district social security office said today, "While the number of applications applica-tions filed on behalf of disabled children is small compared to the number filed on behalf of children under 18, the benefits payable to disabled children will In most cases cas-es provide a permanent measure of security since they will usually continue as long as the child lives. Benefits to children under 18 who are not disabled," Mr. Powell pointed out, "end when the child becomes 18." An application for this type of benefit can be retroactively effective ef-fective for one year, according to Mr. Powell. Those disabled children child-ren who could have qualified for benefits for the month of January 1957 will lose one or more monthly benefits payments unless an application ap-plication is filed on their behalf not later than January 31, 1958. These benefits are payable to children of retired workers receiving receiv-ing social security benefits and those of deceased workers who were insured under social security at the time of death. The child must be totally and permanently disabled from a condition which resulted in disability before the age of! 18, and must have been dependent de-pendent on the parent, stepparent steppar-ent or adopting parent. A representatives of the social security office may be contacted at the County Office Building in Delta, on January 30 at 9:00 ajn. have been with their grandparents for the past two weeks, due to the illness of Mrs. Tolbert. They returned to Salt Lake Monday, but the little ones are remaining with the Lile Johnsons for a while yet. Mr. and Mrs. Lile Johnson attended at-tended the farewell testimonial for Elder Merrill Johnson in Sutherland, Suth-erland, Sunday evening. They also visited Mr.- and Mrs. Peter Johnson, John-son, who arrived home from Los Angeles, Saturday. They have been visiting in the coast city for the past while, with family members. Box SS8 Phone: ALpLnt 3-5333 "Stop wasting that accident insurance in-surance we got in the Want Ads and JUMP! Millard County Chronicle Thursday, Ian. 23, 1958 STRICTLY, BUSINESS b,u& wit--. "Anything exciting happen at tha bank today, dear?" Foundation, the private nonprofit governmental research organization. organiza-tion. The average teacher salary In Utah for the 1957-58 school year was estimated at $4,650. This compares com-pares with a Mountain States average av-erage of $4,476 and a VS. average of $4,520. Utah Foundation analyists point out that the 60-man Utah Public School Survey Commission recommended recom-mended in 1953 that teacher salaries sal-aries in this state should be "at least equal to the average of the Rocky Mountain States based upon up-on comparable professional qualifications." quali-fications." 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