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Show r PilP ft'll fit n( mwv i i its u i iW!JI ti inn DESERET MRS. EDNA CHRISTENSEN Millard County Chronicle Thursday, September 27, 1962 Coilega students will be special . ly Interested in west Millard Coun ty. Order the Chronicle for your student today. RESOLUTION ft 5 M M I nW Ct lillikirfiiii irlniim t. 10 !i j l ft -5f JisffiL.JiXJ -$5s v-j-W ... i i miaj,!,. 1 CONSTRUCTION of an 18-story office building at the corner of South Temple and Main Street in Salt Lake City will begin about December 1 of ttrs year, according accord-ing to President Da-rid O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who is also president of Zions Securities Cor-poration, Cor-poration, builders and owners of the building. Final drawings and specifications specifica-tions for the structure hare been approTed. according to the Church leader, and may be ob tained from the architect by qualified contractors. The structure will be known as the Kennecott Building, honoring honor-ing Kennecott Copper Corporation, Corpora-tion, prime rental tenant which will occupy five upper floors, according ac-cording to the Church leader. Zions First National Bank will be an important tenant; occupying occupy-ing the ground level space as well as several other floors. Zions First National Investment Company Com-pany will manage and operate the new birlding under a long-term long-term lease. Mr. and Mrs. Irish Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Crupper, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cropper and Harmon Dewsnup were all elk hunting, but so far no one has had any luck at getting an elk. They will have to try again. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Western vis ited in Redmond Wednesday with' Myrtle's sister and husband, Mr. I and Mrs. Delbert Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner went ; north Thursday where they visited in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warner and family and saw their new grandson for the first time. They also visited in Ogden with the Melvin Warner family returning return-ing home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Henstrom and son Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dorton, all from Salt Lake spent Friday night in Deseret coming com-ing over from Holden after attending at-tending the wedding .reception for their nephew, Wendell Cropper and his bride. Wendell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cropper of Provo and his bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wood of Holden. Miss Eva Alice Robison was down from Salt Lake to spend the weekend week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LAURA BRADFIELD Let us teach our children to study man, as well as mathematics and to build temples as well as power stations. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carrington: received word from their son Jerry, announcing the arrival of a baby girl. This makes three daughters for Jerry and wife. President Verdell Bishop and Eugene Eu-gene Young attended our Youth Leadership meeting last Tuesday night after MIA. The purpose of this meeting each month Is to solve the problems of the youth in our ward. Mrs. Lucille Nielson spent from Wednesday to Monday In the Juab Hospital at Nephi. On the 19th of June, while Mrs. Nielson was in Denver, Colo., she hurt her foot. The X-Rays didn't show any break at the time, tout it has bothered her since. After taking more X-Rays X-Rays the doctor discovered it was broken and Infection had set in the bone. After treating her for several days in the hospital, they put her foot in a cast. We are all hoping she can soon be all right again. Jack and Anna Lee Overson Davidson Dav-idson and daughters spent several days at the home of Anna Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Over-son. Over-son. , , ; Mrs. Lucile Overson went to Salt Lake last Wednesday to the funeral services of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Strange. Mrs. Margie Greathouse received, a phone call from her daughter, LaRae Maxwell, saying that her husband had crushed his hand and was In the hospital in Salt Lake. Sunday afternoon Margie and boys drove into Salt Lake to see him. Lawrence and Don Bradfield. Dell George and son Junior, left Friday afternoon for the mountains to get their elk. They went on the Manti Range above Fairview. They re turned home Monday afternoon with a huge 6-point bull elk. It was so large they had to quarter it and bring it out in pieces on the horse. It was a . big thrill to the hunters and also to others to see the horns. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson and children and LaWrene Bradfield went to Fountain Green Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Kathlynn Nielson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nielson, left Sunday Sun-day for Salt Lake where she will attend the University of Utah. Last Sunday was ward conference confer-ence in our ward. Stake Presidency, June Black, Jay Nelson, Verdell Bishop, clerks Jack Pratt and William Wil-liam Bassett and High Councilman Dead Nielson were present. The morning session was conducted 'by Bishop Phil Nielson. The leaders of the various organizations were called on unexpectedly to talk. The speakers were Lanny Willy, Keith Nielson, Dean Etaugh, Lowell Wjl-kins, Wjl-kins, Lile Johnson, Phyllis Nelson, Margie Greathouse, Laura Bradfield, Brad-field, Howard Nielson, Eddie Dut-son, Dut-son, Bob Nielson, Eunice Nielson, andRex Abegglen. Jane Nelson played a beautiful piano solo, followed fol-lowed by more talks by Herbert Abegglen, .'11a Mae Overson, Lucile Johnson, Carrol Ann Nielson and Bishop Nielson. It was interesting and inspirational to all. The evening session was inspirational inspira-tional as we heard from our Stake leaders. Prayers were offered by Reed Nielson and Roy Best. Mrs. Margaret Bradfield, mother of Lawrence Bradfield. returned home from Fallon, Nev., Monday. Terry Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aralda Jones cut his hand Monday at school. 11 s mother had to take him to Delta to the doctor to have it dressed and taken care of. Did any of you recognize the picture on the magazine, ' The HlC lA AUTOMOTIVE GREASE in PLASTIC TUDES "Kaatst packet mrT-that's what folks say about RPM Automotive Grease In 12 or. plastic cartridges. Eliminates waste and contamination; simplifies filling your grease gun. Just snip off tht ends of the tube and slide it into your gun. tmn fTMM, tMf Lubricati wheel bearings, chassis Field Is White," for the Aaronic Priesthood? It is the picture of the welfare farm in Leamington. In the background is Tank Canyon, Luin Peaks and Bridge Mountain. Then in the far distance is Mt. Ne'bo. So, you see, we don't have to travel miles to see beautiful scenery. I just got a phone call from my daughter, Rose Bradfield, in Las Vegas, telling about her uncle Le-land Le-land Jessup in Salt Lake getting killed in a car wreck. I must meet the train and get my grandson. Will be happy to have him for a few days, but its a sad situation for Roes and her family. Leland leaves a wife and five small children. child-ren. Beautiful flowers to adorn the chapel for conference were furnished furn-ished by Eleanor Nielson, Mary Johnson and Mina Overson. Laura Bradfield spent Sunday in Leamington visiting with Bishop and Mrs. Rulon Dutson. Rel ef Society will hold their opening social Thursday at 2 p.m. Wells Robison and other relatives.-A relatives.-A recent visitor at the home of B shop and Mrs. Lincoln Eliason was Cleo's father, Parnell Hinckley of Salt Lake City. j Visiting at the home of Mr. and , Mrs. Bob Torrens were Mr. and Mrs. I Robert Torrens and children. j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup and i flrnuK ntitrtn umnt in Calf T nlr.i! VV.JV'l "tin IU tLlll. LIU IV, Saturday to visit with Ulala Mace. Ulala was operated on Thursday morning and is in the LDS Hospital there. We are all hoping she will soon be recovered and able to return re-turn home to Flowell. Visitors at the Wells Robison home on Saturday were Wells' sis- lera, Lora Peterson and his brother j Rulon and wife. They are from i Sciplo. Gloria Allred spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred. Ralph Conk was down again to do some farm work. Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Erickson spent the weekend in Deseret. They are attending school in Ephraim. Miss Jackie Lynn Lomkin from Sunland, Calif., visited two or three days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newel Knight. On Saturday she went to Provo with Venice Knight and daughter Krystine, where she is attending BYU. Krystine had to have her eyes checked. Bryce Knight left Sunday to attend at-tend school at the BYU. Saturday night Margo Eliason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Eliason Elia-son was baptized by her father and on Sunday was confirmed a I member of our church, also by her tamer. Congratulations to Margo, keep on being the sweet girl that you are now. I'm slow to report but just learned learn-ed that George Jensen has been In Cheyenne, Wyo., for two weeks. His hip is real bad and he will enter en-ter the hospital in Cheyenne Oct. 1st for an operation. We are all hoDine the ODeration is successful jHe has suffered so much with his hip since his accident. Westerns received word that Douglas, and wife have arrived safely in Oklahoma and are settling set-tling down to married life. Donna Sundquist of Vernal and Rhode Carmen of Cheyenne, Wyo., THAT WHEREAS the Counties of Millard and Beaver comprise- the E ghth Senatorial D. strict of the State- of Utah, and VHoREAS these counties through mutual agreement which has oeea courteously carried oui, have alternated each tour years the office of State Senator since the organization of the District, and WHEREAS, by the sa d "gentleman's "gentle-man's agreement" and accepted practice, it is the rightful turn of Beaver County to select the State Senator from the District for this term, and WHEREAS some persons appar ently sueakine for a Democrat e faction announced through the Salt ! Lake Tribune of July 3, 19G2, that there were no qualified candidates in Beaver County to run for the office of-fice of Siate Senator, and thereby declared by this action that the time honored "gentleman's agree- ' ment was overruled, and WHEREAS the nominating convention con-vention of the Republican Party of Millard County held on August 11, 1962 at Fillmore, Utah, by unani mous vote of its delegates, deplores such action and announces that they have not and do not concur in such unauthorized declared moratorium upon this said "gentleman's "gentle-man's agreement. That they believe be-lieve there are capable and quail-f.ed quail-f.ed men from both political parties in the Beaver County area who could represent well the interests of the Eighth Senatorial District, and who would 'be supported by Millard County as per the agreement agree-ment of long standing. NOW. THEREFORE, we the delegates, dele-gates, assembled August 11, 1962 unanimously declare our intent to honor this long-standing agreement and support Beaver County in their rightful claim to the Senate office this year, and further announce that four years from now Millard County will expect to claim its right to name the Senate candidate for the Eighth Senatorial District. We believe that the violating of such mutually approved agreement tends only to permit the larger county, as has happened elsewhere, visited in Deseret a day or two last week. Io doiulnate the voting and perma-K'ntly perma-K'ntly claim the right to elect the Senator, sucii as has happened in Tooele and Juab Counties, where Tooele n o w claims permanent right, and as did happen in Sevier County, thus depriving the smaller county from ever selecting its candidate can-didate for office. Nettie S.oneking and daughters, Cora Collingham and Verna Finch, from San Barnardino, Calif., are v siting the Walter and Ralph Stoneklngs. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many people who were so kind and thoughtful and for the many words of consolation given to us since our baby passed away. Ronald and Gayle Jensen and family W , Ik 0 .0 u 0 0 -. A Independent's new Stokermatic Heater at Morris Supply Hinckley, Utah last year's fuel bill in half! Lowest cost to install Save 30 to 70 on fuel bills Safe Automatic Attractive' mm ED i i mm mm SUNNJ f SHOOK SUNNY 5 BROOK How do you like your whiskey T Smooth and Mild? BUY THE STRAIGHT Smooth and Extra Mild? BUY THE BLEND DID SUNNY BROOK OlSt. CD., UUISYIUI. IT. CirtllCKT STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISWY 90 KOOF. KLHTUCKY iUNDlO WHISKY SS PROOF, (5X CHAIN HtUMOTUIS J CHCVROLl T IKtPAL SPORT SEDAN Tomorroiy-GOJErSMOOffl CIMROLH for 63 If it didn't say Chevrolet on the flanks of the superb automobile you see here, you'd have a hard time proving it's a low-priced car. It offers luxurious styling, extremely comfortable, spacious and silent interiors . . . plus a lot of invisible ways to keep it looking and running like new when a lot of others have started to sag and sigh: new flush and dry rocker panels under the doors to guard against rusting . . , self-adjusting brakes . . . Delcotron generator for longer battery life. If you ever wondered why Chevrolet leads its field, a drive in this '63 should answer all your questions. tt emvrxNOYA spokt couet Hard as it may be to believe, this year's Chevy II is better, better than last year's and better than anything any-thing in its class. It combines all the new easy-care features of the big Chevrolet with its own wonderful attributes of parkable size, four- or six-cylinder fuel economy and interiors that'd do justice to cars with twice its price and li&lf its charm. 111 J COffVX MOH2A ccwvr.a Change it? Calm yourself, nobody's going to mess with a winner like this one! We did add self-adjusting brakes and a more fully aluminized muffler; interiors and outside trim are refined a bit, but the rest is pure Con-air with all the over-the-road goodness that, implies. Oh yes, we changed the taillights bo all those people you pass will know you're driving a 63. Ws Chevy Showtime '63 1-See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet Dealer's Showroom fittings, water pumps, universal Joints nd track rollers with Just one grease! For any Standard Oil product, call L IL (Speed) RIDING PACE MOTOR C0MPAI1Y Phone 4551 Delta Utah 324 WEST MAIN DELTA, UTAH |
