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Show Page 8 Millard County Chronicle Thurs., October 12, 1961 WEST DESERT ROUND-UP SHIRLEY We "certainly are enjoying a beautiful storm at this time out here. It is soaking into the ground and not flooding too much down the. washes. The mountains are covered with snow. South through Trout Creek, Gandy, and Garrison, there has been snow on the valley floor. If anyone has winter grain in the ground out here, they stand a good chance of making a good return harvest next summer. The Harvest Ball was a grand success! Our Young Women's Mutual Mu-tual Improvement Association officers of-ficers took the lead in insuring its success. May we give public thanks to the Relief Society sisters and the Neilson family of Trout Creek for making a beautiful quilt that was given away.. Mrs. Cora L. Sa-bey Sa-bey won the drawing. The Neilson sisters, Laura and Sarah, first planned the party and worked with Eudeene T. Parker, YWMIA president, and Melvin John Hatch, branch president, to have the Harvest Ball come true. Many thanks to this young, enthused body of people that planned so carefully every thoughtful detail. A Harvest Ball Queen was chosen and her two attendants. Our queen was Erma Bates of Gandy, first attendant at-tendant was Joy Hicks of Ibapah, and second attendant was Mary Sims of Callao. SOIL PROFILE By Brad Hatch Soil Conservation Service This week, Oct. 8-14, has been proclaimed National Fire Prevention Preven-tion Week by President John F. Kennedy. In his proclamation he states: "An unconsiderable number of lives and approximately a billion dollars worth of property are lost each year because of fires which could have been prevented or controlled". con-trolled". A study by the National Fire Protection Pro-tection Association shows that "48 percent of dwelling fires In rural areas were due to mis-used, overheated, over-heated, and defective heating or cooking equipment, flues and chimneys. chim-neys. Fifteen percent were caused by smoking or matches; explosives, 11; incendiary (deliberate), and electrical, 4; and 15, undetermined." undeter-mined." The following suggestions are given for preventing farm fires: Keep your home free of all fire hazards by regular inspections. Avoid carelessness with smoking or matches. Do not allow trash or oily rags to accumulate in homes or farm buildings. A crean house seldom burns. Keep attics, lofts, cellars, and other storage places clear of trash and accessible for firefight-ing. firefight-ing. Remove grass, weeds, and dry vegetation from around buildings and along fence rows. Burn trash regularly, in small quantities, in a safe place, and at a safe distance from buildings, preferably pre-ferably in a good receptacle. Check local regulations. Replace damaged or worn lightning light-ning rods or wires. Be sure ground connections are secure. j s.'V. YE INTELLIGENT BUYER'S GUIDE TO FINEST LIQUORS HERE ARE UTAH'S GREATEST QUALITY LIQUOR VALUES! mm "INTELLIGENCE IN THE PURCHASE . . . MODERATION IN THE ENJOYMENT." VCCKA, DiJTil.LF.ti ftdm IX CPA,N ROBERTS In spite of threatening weather, a good group showed up from places as far as Wells, Nev., and Delta, Grantsville and Salt Lake. The party came to a close at the time roosters start to crow. So we were told, it was 4:00 a.m. when the lights went out and cars lights scattered in the darkness upon ev ery road. It seems that birthdays come in series out here. This next week will be popping with birthday wishes. October 12th is George W. Tripp's 91st birthday. This same day is Hazel Falkenburg's "getting younger" birthday. God bless these wonderful persons. Following close behind, on Friday the Thirteenth, is Cora L. Sabey's youthful birthday. birth-day. These fine people are some of the best in the world. We would like at this time to give special tribute to George Washington Tripp. He is the grandson grand-son of George Boyd, a member of the Mormon Batalion, who worked out here in Callao harvesting meadow mea-dow grass for the Pony Express over 100 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alder spent the weekend in Salt Lake. Edgar attended Teacher's Institute. My sister, Gwen, was .married Oct. 7, to Keith Ridgley of Provo. They spent their honeymoon with Shirley and Dan Roberts. Our ward show will be Saturday, October 14, we are having a party for our out-going branch presidency, presiden-cy, they were in something like 7 years and did a very good job. We want to thank them for their work. We held our Relief Society Oct. 4. Our theology lesson was given by Shirley Roberts. We hope we can get more of our ladies to attend. at-tend. They are missed very much. worfa for you I SHOPPERS WISE ECONOMIZE THEY SHOP WITH THOSE WHO ADVERTISE "'14, m. i ii i i i i i i ' N.MO. tiSh 1 A 7TTTT T- TinCTHAT A vodka so crystal clear, to crisply dry it invites comparison with more expensive brands. Your first sparkling sip will tell you why it's one of America's two largest sellers! OLD Mr. BOSTON VOD 80 PROOF AVAILABLE IN FIFTHS Rare Kentucky character in every drop . . . plus all the richness and mildness of a premium bourbon. Discover why Bronze Label is the favorite bourbon of smart shoppers! OLD Mr. BOSTON BRONZE LABEL KENTUCKY STRAIGHT EOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF AVAILABLE IN FIFTHS AND PINTS WE'VE BROUGHT BACK THIS UTAH FAVORITE OLD Mr. BOSTON ORANGE FLAVORED GIN A subtle touch of flavor to enhance any mixed drink. For an exciting taste treat, discover the gin with the delightful "extra." Available in fifths and pints ( '. . ' '.'' si.: - n; Special Stocker, Feeder Sale at Ogden, Oct 27 The Associated Livestock Market Agencies of Ogden, Utah, composed of John Clay & Company, Peck Brothers Livestock Commission Co., Producers Livestock Marketing Association As-sociation and The Ogden Union Stockyards Company, have announced an-nounced a special Stocker and Feeder sale and show will be held at the Ogden Stock Yards on Friday, Fri-day, October 27th. This Association is doing a great deal of advertising and promotion to attract buyers to this feeder sale. The sale will feature stocker and feeder cattle, however, at the conclusion of the sale odd lots and slaughter cattle will also be sold at auction. Cattle consigned for this special sale must be consigned through one of the above mentioned commission com-mission firms. The Association requests re-quests that cattlemen interested in consigning cattle to this sale write or call John Clay and Company, Peck Brothers Livestock Commision Company, or the Producers Livestock Live-stock Marketing Association, advising advis-ing them of how many cattle will be consigned so that proper advertising adver-tising can be given these cattle. These firms have also tentatively scheduled anpther show and sale for the middle of November. Council Scout Camp Needs Your Help EMERGENCY SERVICE: Isn't service ser-vice the pride of scouting? The Utah National Parks Council issues a call to all service minded older scouts, explorers, and scouters, and especially to Order of the Arrow Members (past or present). At the present time Camp Maple Dell is faced with a real emergency and we would like to solicit your help. We have found that our wat er line at camp is wholly inadequate inade-quate to give fire protection to our lodge and other camp buildings during the winter months. In order to correct the situation we need to install 1000 feet of new water lines. We have thought of hiring a back hoe, but have discovered that because of the trees and interference, in-terference, this is not practical. To be a part of EMERGENCY SERVICE and to feel the pride of giving, we are asking . . . would you be willing to give us a day of your valuable time as a service project. We would like you to meet at camp October 14th by 9 a.m. Bring with you a shovel or pick (both if possible). Lunch will be provided by the council, and we should finish the project by 4 or 5 in the afternoon. Yes this is a job of work but come with your friends, and enjoy a day of service in the brotherhood of scouting. Boyd R. Ivie District Scout Executive SHOPPERS WISE ECONOMIZE THEY SHOP WITH THOSE WHO ADVERTISE Mfc(A vcTfUlCHT A 1 1 A i A i t A O Ma Ji -i : i ! . i r ! Robert Perkins Completes NATO Training Exercise U.S. FORCES, GERMANY (AHT-NC (AHT-NC Army PFC Robert S. Perkins, 1 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Perkins, Delta, Utah, recently par-' par-' ticipated with other personnel from V Corps in Checkmate, a NATO tactical training exercise conducted conduct-ed in Germany. ' NATO trooDS from Great Britain. France, Germany and Belgium1 were involved in the exercise, which was designed to test joint combat operation procedures. Perkins, a mechanic in the corps' Headquarters Company in Germany, Germa-ny, entered the Army in November 1958, completed basic training at Fort Carson, Colo., and arrived overseas in January 1960. He attended Delta High School. Is Qualified As High Marksman HEILBRONN, GERMANY (AHTN-C) (AHTN-C) Specialist Four Reuben Butler, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enos W. Butler, Delta, recently achieved recognition as a top Army marksman marks-man by qualifying for the expert marksmanship badge during range firing with the M-l rifle in Germany. Ger-many. A mechanic in Headquarters Detachment De-tachment of the 4th Armored Division's Di-vision's 46th Medical Battalion in Heilbronn, Butler entered the Army in November 1958, and arrived overseas ov-erseas in June 1959. His wife, Kar-in, Kar-in, is with him in Germany. Navy Itccriiitcr To Visit Helta The Navy Recruiting Station in Provo, Utah announced today that Chief Aviation Machinists Mate M. K. Jones, Navy Recruiter, will be in Delta at the Post Office from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Friday, October 20, to interview young men who may be interested in enlisting en-listing in the U. S. Navy. Education in the Navy is a never ending process; the modern Navy provides some of the best programs and facilities one could ask for. One outstanding opportunity is the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corp (NROTC). This program offers a college education, combined with Navy training, to qualified high school graduates. Applications are now available to seniors in high school and graduates. See your school counselor or Chief Jones for details. For Sale 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 us. DELTA AUTO SUPPLY, Delta, tf NEW AUCTION SALE TIME: 12- noon every Tuesday. Delta Livestock Live-stock Auction. Phone 2361, Delta. WINTERIZE your car engine now, using the following: Shaler Ris-lone; Ris-lone; Alemite CD-2; Magic STP; Bardahl; Wynne's Friction Proofing; Proof-ing; Casite Tune-up. Also, keep your car looking new by using Si-moniz Si-moniz polishes and waxes; John son's; Vista Wax; Turtle Wax and Cleaners; Mac's Polishes & Cleaners. Clean-ers. Delta Auto Supply. 10:5 tf NEW STOCK of Ladies' warm house slippers, $2.98 pr., D. Stev ens Co., Shoe Dept. PIANO One blond, one dark fin ish, Spinet built by Baldwin. Lo cated near here will sacrifice rath er than return to Salt Lake store. Write Adjuster P. O. Box 2033, Salt Lake City 10, Utah. 10;5-12 y 1 4 rf V VAVV.V ALSO S -v.! I f - w v - "i i if! s " ' j I i c v . , ;! v vww :: 'u I 5. 1 UNICO PERMANENT AMTI-FREEZE TOP QUALITY . . . PER GALLON, JUST S1.59 See Your Branch Manager REX WOOD IHTERMOUHTAIN FARMERS ASSOCIATION CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED RATES: 2c per word, minimum ad 50c Ads over 5 linjs 15c a line thereafter. Display ads. 75c column inch. Will not be responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use of box no. 50c extra pe r insertion. FOR RESULTS. USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE EACH WEEK. GET ZEE TOILET TISSUE at the DELMART, 4 rolls for 39c. DEER HUNTER SPECIAL: 8" boots $9.98. Buy them and break them in now. D. Stevens Co., Shoe Dept FOR SALE: Large Warm Morning Heaterola, used; good condition. $70.00. Contact Mrs. Clinton Tolb-ert, Tolb-ert, Delta. 10;5-12 FOR SALE: New Insulated fabric Thermal Underwear, shirt, short or long sleeves, drawers ankle length, $1.79 and $2.98 each. D. Stevens Co., Gent's Dept. USED & RECAPED 16" TIRES; 650 xl6 6 ply, nylon, new tire, from $23., exchange plus tax. Kelly's Service, Delta. 105tf RED PONTIAC POTATOES for sale; contact Keith Black, Delta, or ph. 580J2. 10,26 DEER HUNTER SPECIAL: Men's Red Flannel Shirts, $1.98. D. Stevens Stev-ens Co., Gent's Dept. To clean carpets better we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer FREE with purchase, of Blue Lustre Lus-tre shampoo. Workman's Home Furnishings. FOR SALE: Heavy oak extension table. Seats 12. Mrs. Frank Heise. 1019 ATTENTION Deer Hunters Shop our Hardware Dept. for all hunting hunt-ing needs. Special, tin plates, reg. 19c, now 5c each. D. Stevens Co., PRO Hardware. 10112-19 NEW AUCTION SALE TIME: 12- noon every Tuesday. Delta Livestock Live-stock Auction. Phone 2361, Delta. STOKERMATIC SALES & SERVICE Erclusive Dealer RCA TV and APPLIANCES MORRIS SUPPLY Phone 6974 Hinckley, Utah FOR SALE for the deer hunt: Bed Gloves, Red Caps and Hats, Red Sweat Shirts. D. Stevens Co., Gent's Dept. STANDBY Fruit CocktaiL 303 can. 4 for 95c. Pineapple-Grapefruit Jc, 46 oz. can, 3 for 89c. The DEL-MART. DEL-MART. THE NIGHTS ARE getting cool-Call cool-Call at the Delmart for your outing out-ing flannel sleepwear; also, outing out-ing by the yard, 39c. SPECIAL SALE: Red Heart Knitting Worsted Yarn, 4 oz. skein, reg. 1.19 now 88c. D. Stevens Co., Dry Goods Dept. BATTERIES All sizes on hand Group 1, exchange, from $9.95. Guaranteed 12 to 48 months. KELLY KEL-LY SERVICE, Phone 3791, Delta, Utah. 3)23t MEN'S DEER HUNTING Hats. cape. gloves, shirts, sweat shirts, boots, etc., The DELMART. SALE on Boys' Cotton Flannel Wash & Wear Shirts. 2 for $3.00., at D. Stevens Co., Gent's Dept. NEW AUCTION SALE TIME: 12- noon every Tuesday. Delta Livestock Live-stock Auction. Phone 2361, Delta. NOV is the time to buy Tires. ALL TIRES 01! SALE. 10 OFF ON ALL TUBELESS BLACK RAYON, INCLUDING THE POVVERLINER and REDI-GRIP. FOR SALE: EERNINA open-arm fully automatic zigzag sewing machine. ma-chine. Take over payments. Ph. 4731. 112 FOR SALE: 1 35 h.p. electric start Outboard Motor, very good cond.; 1 14 ft. Boat and Trailer, every-things every-things that goes with it, ski'srope life jacket. $695.00, easy payments. See Grant (Shine) Church. 928tf FOR SALE: One 40 -in. deluxe Frig- idaire electric range, with wanning wann-ing oven. Leonard Dutson, Leamington, Leam-ington, Utah. Call any time Sunday. Sun-day. 10i5 FOR SALE: 24" Lenox coal furnace furn-ace and large blower, and all controls, con-trols, $68.00. In good condition. See it in operation. Changing to gas. Write Box 293, Draper, or phone AM 9-3951. ORDER YOUR WINTER POTATOES from Lawrence Bradfield, Lynndyl. $2.50 a hundred. 10126 HEY1 DEER HUNTERSI Get your Hawkeye 8-inch lace boots at The DELMART. STANDBY Pure Fruit Preserves, 2- 34 lb. assorted berry, 89c. $5.29 a case. Whole kernel or cream style corn, 303 can, 5 for 89c. The DEL-MART. DEL-MART. GASKET MATERIAL: 9 sq. ft., for $2.00; Shoe Oil, 25c; Cooking Canned Can-ned Heat, 3 for 25c, 15 for $1.00; Fan Belts, save 50; Bed Springs, $5.00. Van's Motor & Supply 10j5tf DEER HUNTERS: Get your red hats, caps, shirts and sweat shirts at The DELMART. FOR SALE: 1953 Chevrolet, Buick powered; all mechanical parts completely gone over. Contact Ken Moody, ph. 3511, Delta, Ut. 1026tf FOR SALE or RENT: 3-bedroom home in Hinckley. Write to E. G. Hurst, 1441 Yale, Salt Lake City, Utah, or phone 6992. 1219 DEER HUNTERS. Buy your guns and ammo, sleeping bags and camp equipment. Big discounts. D. Stevens Stev-ens PRO Hardware. 10112-19 PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS, and imported Fall bulbs from Holland. QUALITY MARKET, HDWE. Wanted HELP WANTED WANTED AT ONCE Man or woman wo-man to supply families with Raw-leigh Raw-leigh Products in City of Delta. Many Dealers earn $50 weekly part-time, $100 and up full time. Write Rawleigh Dept. UTJ-180-1, Denver, Colorado. 10)12-26 HELP WANTED: Need lady to watch little girl a few hours in the afternoons, while mother works. Call 436J2 before 12 noon and after 6 p.m. DC LTB'S DEPflRTfTlEnT STORE jf VJ to v v x . : if JffiettyRose. 3 For Ilcut FOR RENT: Partly furnished brick home in Hinckley; two bedrooms, full basement; coal furnace. Write Dean Hilton, 4305 El Pasada, Las Vegas, or call 578J1. 10)12 FOR RENT: 2-bedroom Apt. Call Keith Dalton, 2581. 54ti Miscellaneous NOW IS THE TIME to have your Car Radiator Checked. Boiling out, Rodding, Repairing. BILL'S RADIATOR RADIA-TOR SHOP. Phone 3371. Just West of Telephone Co., Delta. 928tf OUR STORE will support Our School and Football Team by closing clos-ing for the balance of the home games. We will be closed from 2 to 4 p.m., starting the next home game. MARION & DEAN'S, Your AG Food Store. 10)12 Sewing Machines SALES AND SERVICE BENNY SCHENA, PHONE 7994 SEE VALLEY BUILDERS SPECIAL Weekly Door Crasher on page 3 of this, week's issue. Also, see their Blue Tag Specials in the store. WOMAN) WHO CAN DRIVE ... If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established In and around Millard County, and are willing to make light deliveries, etc., write to STUDIO STU-DIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept. OW-43, OW-43, Glendale, California. Route will pay up to $5.00 per hour. 10)12-26 Complete Miscellaneous stock of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Sockets, plugs, switches, fuses, recepticals, transformers, extension cords, etc. DELTA AUTO SUPPLY. SINGER SALES & SERVICE. Sew- lng Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, & Floor Polishers, Delta, phone 4401. . 1015-11123 HAVE YOUR GAME processed by us this year. We have ample cooler space to age it away from your beef and pork. Bring it to us skin- ' ned or with the hide on. We can handle it at our store either way. We thank our many friends who have supported us in the first 7 months we have been in business. We appreciate it. MARION AND DEAN'S, Your AG Food Store. 10)12 tf WE WILL AUCTION Fat and Feed- er Hogs every other Tuesday at 12 o'clock, October 10, 24; Nov. 7. Bring them in early as our regular regu-lar cattle sale will follow the hog auction. Delta Livestock Auction Phone 2361. 5118-tf A'eep warm right up to your ears in our cozy jleece car coat with its cuddly pik lining . . . its smart braid edging. Protective hood converts into a deep collar. White, nude, and gold. Sizes 6-16. all ivarmth & fashion THE HOODED CAR COAT with tri-color pile lining JJ . iwm ii ti i ii urn i iiiiiiin r mn-iiffUfirTr- |
