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Show Down Yawnder (Continued from the front page) irrigation season begins next sea son. If I lived on the east end of Main or our business was located on the east end of town, you can just bet that I'd be parked at each city council meeting DEMANDING that new lighting system be installed the full length of main street. Yep, that's exactly what I'd do. PTA "Back-to-School" night was quite interesting. I'm surely happy with the teachers our younger two girls have. Mr. Roper has an ambitious am-bitious program outlined and the part that took my fancy is the schedule of work. Parents will know in advance what their fourth grade child in his room should know at different months throughout through-out the school year. It seems Mr. Roper has a most realistic approach to the problem of homework and time wasted at school, too. He assigns as-signs home work that takes from 30 to 45 minutes to complete on the part of the child. If a child wastes time in school, the homej assignment goes up! To me, this is a good method of discipline. And Mr. Roper, if our little D a r 1 i n' wastes time and upsets the whole class I expect you to upset the whole child! I'll try to teach her how to get along with othera at home. This is my part. I can't teach her everything that she needs to know in the way of studies. Mrs. Wood and Miss Western gave good talks on the aims and goals set for their sixth grade. These were equally interesting. Both stressed sound reading programs. pro-grams. I want our children to read well. I want them to have the love of reading that I always have bad. I want them to have better vocabularies voca-bularies than I have. Yet, I want them to comprehend what they are reading. To know how to pronounce pro-nounce words is not enough. If my sixth grader doesn't learn another thing this year only how to read well and to comprehend what she is reading, I'll be happyl I hope that she will learn lots of things. But, unless she comprehends what she is reading she'll fall down on every subjectl In this case, as in the case of the fourth grader, I'll work to "relate the whole child to the whole of life". That's my responsibility. And I'm just onery enough not to want it taken from me! Well, paraellel parking came to D'elta'Monday night. Tuesday, cries of outrage were on every hand. Deltans could have attended the meeting Friday to raise objections. So if you're one of those who oppose op-pose parallel parking in Delta and want to .do something about it, please read the following carefully: "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change. the things Men's Red or Yellow HUNTING CAPS 98c to 2.98 each Red or Yellow JERSEY GLOVES 35c to 65c each BUY Yranglers Levis or Lee Overalls Best for Hunting DEER, DUCKS or PHEASANTS BUY MEN'S RED FLANNEL SHIRTS Long Tail -1.98 -BUY RED h O a; o o CJ o , c O ta Jm 3 Boys' Red Parkas 1.98 Men's Red Yests 1.98 to 3.98 ea. Mens Thermal Underwear 2.93 Men's Insulated Underwear 11.98 (A SUIT) r Dt LTfl'S pi DEPfiSTmEnT STORE 9 V. - Ihr- . l&J BUY RED QR YELLOW COLORS FOR THE DEER HUNT BUY RED OR YELLOW Millard County Chronicle Pharmacists Deserve Nation's Thanks For many persons, criticism comes easy praise comes hard. But for us, praise for America s practicing pharmacists comes extremely easy This week, in particular, the citi zens of the United States should take a few minutes of their time to thank their community pharma cists for his unselfish devotion to the protection of their health. This is National Pharmacy week. Most of us take the pharmacist for granted. He is always there in the prescription laboratory. He takes our physician's prescription order, compounds the ingredients and dispenses medication ready for use. But we should not take the pharmacist for granted. He is to I can, and the wisdom to know the difference". And I think that's quite a mouth ful. But, I'll tell you right now, 1 started the same day that I attend ed the meeting to fight parking meters. That we all should have something to say about. Tis local business. Sincere thanks to Bill Bishop and Bill Mortensen of D. Stevens Furniture Furni-ture and Hardware Dept. for providing pro-viding a meeting place each Thursday Thurs-day night for the local participants on Civic Dialogue. Methinks you're both all right and meknows that we have imposed on both of you! THI5 . BCERTAINLY VERY ICIWDOF YOU, MR. BUY RED- Thursday, October 10, 1963 vital to our health and the general health of the community to dismiss with a causal, "Thank's Doc". Today there are almost 124,000 dedicated men and women in this country who have spent years of study, preparing themselves for a career of service to our community and the medical profession. Without With-out the pharmacist, the health team would be greatly impeded in curing disease, preventing pain, prolonging life. As the FDA once said, "if we did not have the pharmacist, phar-macist, we would have to invent him." As new drugs are added to the inventory of medical knowledge almost 400 every year the role of the pharmacist increases. He must keep abreast of all these new medications, med-ications, and, most importantly to you, he must keep your physician advised of the drugs and their uses. Your physician is responsible for prescribing the drugs you need, but your pharmacist is responsible for dispensing those drugs In the pre scribed manner. POSTER PAPER IN COLORS now available at the Millard County Chronicle. Colors In stock are red. white, yellow, emerald green, blue, and salmon. Size 22 x 28; 15 cents a sheet or 2 for 25 cents. stAvatV - SEE OUR EXCELLENT STOCKS - Men's Red Crew Neck Sweaters Men's Red Parka Sweat Shirts Men's Red Zipper Parka Shirts A "A el BUY RED WING BOOTS and SHOES for Deer and Pheasant Hunting Discount Prices on all GUNS and AMMUNITION School Lunch Week Observed Locally Oct. 13-19 has been proclaimed by President John F. Kennedy as National School Lunch Week. The President's proclamation has been endorsed by Governor George D. Clyde. All junior and senior high school students are encouraged to eat at the school lunch center all next week in observance of National School Lunch Week. Parents are invited in-vited to come Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 1:00 p.m. to participate in the school lunch week. Eathel Skeem, director of the school lunch center, says that turkey and dressing will be served to school patrons on that day. At Delta Elementary parents are invited to come two days, Tuesday, Oct. 15 and Wednesday, Oct. 16 for an exceptionally fine meal. Inez Kelly and lunch room workers will begin serving parents at 12:15 p.m. Have You Seen This Killer? The Meadow Mouse, alias Field Mouse, is wanted in all parts of Millard County for killing, thieving and damaging of private property. Description: Dark brown, blunt nose, beady eyes, small furry ears and scantily-haired tail. Length 4 to 6 Inches. .This killer steals and consumes the equivalent of 92 per cent of his total weight in a day. He is a dike-damager dike-damager beyond compare. He honey-combs dikes and ditch banks with his burrows and run-ways. This killer is very prolific. He can breed and produce several litters a year. Anyone seeing this killer or killers kill-ers in large numbers should contact the County Extension Office for poison. Zinc phosphide poison wheat is available in 10 lb. bags at a cost of $1.50. Two pounds of poison per acre for a heavily infested field is the recommended baiting rate. It is not necessary to place the poison in their holes just flip a small a-mount a-mount in the general area of their homes. Poison bait selling fast have you picked up yours? Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Snow last week were their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Estes and children of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holt and family of Enterprise. Enter-prise. Mr. and Mrs. Holt were on their way to the General Conference Confer-ence in Salt Lake City. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Bowman of Los Angeles, who were enroute to Salt Lake for Conference. Mrs. Snow and Mr. Bowman are brother broth-er and sister. to Jo tq fa O Jo t-o t-o o o o Jo Co J O Jo S ft! ft to Jo c: I to c: s Jo &s to o Jo t- o o o o Jo to "3 JO H to JO c: I CO c: Jo to Jo COLORS FOR THE DEER CLAS CLASSIFIED RATES: 3c per word, ads, 75c column inch. Will net be insertion. FOR RESULTS, USE THE For Sale FOR SALE: Stock rack for pick-up, $39.00. Grant Church & Son. ,919 FOR SALE: Three bedroom home with two baths. Contact Heber Curtis Cur-tis at 5400 Evergreen, Las Vegas, Nevada. U29tf WEBCO Aluminum Siding, special price $65.00 per square, applied. We will not be undersold by outside applicators. Valley Builders, Delta. FOR SALE: Boys' Bicycle. Call 3011 or see Les or Mable Welton. 10 13 FOR SALE: Plastic for covering silo machinery, etc. All sizes. Grant Church & &Son. 9119 BATTERIES All sizes on hand-Group hand-Group 1, exchange, from $9.95. Guaranteed 12 to 48 months. KELLY KEL-LY SERVICE, Phone 3791, Delta, Utah. 323tf FOR SALE: Stewing hens, 50c eo. First come, first served. See Ken-nard Ken-nard Riding or call 5321. 95tl BUY RED or YELLOW GLOVES, Caps, Shirts, Parkas, Vests for the Deer Hunt at D. Stevens Co., Gent's Dept. FARM FOR SALE: 20 miles south of Delta. 180 acres of excellent land. Water anytime you want it and plenty to irrigate the entire acreage. acre-age. Land adaptable to all types of diversified crops and especially good for alfalfa seed. For price and terms write to Reed Fuller, 3255 West 3800 South, Salt Lake City 4, Utah. Telephone: Salt Lake CY 8- 5183. 10110-31 Don't try for endurance records on the highway. Stop the car every so often and let the whole family get out and stretch their legs. It's good for the circulation, the Utah Heart Association says. LIVESTOCK QUOTES By Win Walker October 8, 1963 Cattle saleable, 450. Hogs, 150. Lambs, 15. Mules, 2. Market was steady on all cattle, with a good finish. Choice feeders were up lc from last week. Balance of the run sold well with weak spots on cows. Top for today was a 900 lb. heifer hei-fer fed by M. J. Moody and purchased purch-ased by Joe Doctorman for $23. Holsteins, all feeders, 27 head, brought $20.50; 10 head 600 lbs., $18.10. Hereford feeders; 12 head, 400 lbs., $26.35 ; 20 head, 800 lbs., $20.60 25 .head, 650 lbs., $21.85. Some fancy fan-cy steers brought $24. Heifers, choice, $22.35 to $23. Good, $21. to $22. Holstein, $17.50 to $20.20. Feeders, Feed-ers, $21. to $23. Cows, standard, $15.25 to $15.80. Commercial, $14.20 to $14.75. Can-ners, Can-ners, $9.75 to $12. Stock cows, in poor condition, $11.35. Pairs, $165. to $180. Dairy kind, $13.85 to $15.60. Bulls, $17.10 to $17.85. Stock Hereford calves, by head, $81. Stock Hereford calves, by lb., steers, $26.25 to $28. Heifers, $25. to $27.75. 60 baby calves brought $25. to $41. Top for today (consigned late) 30 head choice steers, by Russell Styler with top of 23.20. Hogs, top, $16.40. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION of the Millard County Chronicle filed October 3,1963 Frequency of issue: weekly. Location of known office: 40 N. Third W., Delta.Utah. Location of headquarters or general gen-eral business offices of the publishers: pub-lishers: same. Publishers: R. H. Riding, address: Delta, Utah. Editor: Inez Riding. Managing Editor: R. H. Riding. Owners: R. H. Riding, (addresses above.) Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders: None. A. Total number copies printed: average number copies each issue is-sue during preceding 12 months 1495 Single issue nearests to filing date 1500 B. Paid Circulation: 1 trt form snhcrrihorc hu mail .rri, rf0liv0rv nth'ar monne' Averaee number coDies each is sue durine Drecedine 12 months 129o Sin tro icciio naaroct tn f ili n a ' date 1305 2. Sales through agents, news dealers or otherwise. Average number coipes each issue during preceding 12 months . 110 Single issue nearest to filing date . 104 C. Free Distribution (including samples) by mail, carrier delivery or other means. Average number copies each issue during preced ing 12 months 52 Single issue nearest to filing date 56 D. Total number Copies Distributed (Sum of lines Bl, B2 and C): Average number copies each issue is-sue during preceding 12 months Single issue nearest to filing date 1465 j I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and . complete. ! ;S R. H. Riding SIFIED AD minimum ad 50c. Ads over 5 lines 15c a line thereafter. D splay responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use of box no. 50c extra per CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE EACH WEK. PLEASE re '.urn my asbestos siding cutter. Grant Church. SPOTS before your eyes on your new carpet remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham-pooer sham-pooer SI. Workman's Home Furnishings. Furn-ishings. PEARS for sale: $1,50 a bu., ready now. Bring containers. Milan W. Jacobson, Oak City. 1013-31 BALDWIN PIANO Take over payment pay-ment of $10.00 per month on Baldwin Bald-win Spinet or will sell for cash. Also electric organ. Write Adjustor, PX). Box 2033, Salt Lake City 10, Utah. 103-10 LARGE WATER TANK FOR SALE. Suitable for storage tank or watering water-ing trough. See at the Alice Gardner Gard-ner residence. 919-1024 FOR SALE: Boded Oat Hay See Kenneth Adams. Phone 798J1. 919-103 SHOP D. STEVENS PRO HARD- WARE Co. for all hunting and camping needs. Guns and Ammo, Lowest Prices. 1024 FOR SALE: Plastic for covering silo machinery, etc. All sizes. Grant Church k &Son. 919 FOR BEAUTIFUL spring flowers, shop now at Quality Hardware for choice bulbs of tulips, daffodils, crocus and hyacinths. SCHWINN American made b kes: Also, complete bike repair. Parts for all makes bicycles. One day service. Delta Auto Supply. FOR SALE: Home of lone Hollings- head Christensen. 2-'bedroom, completely com-pletely modern. Ph. 623-0741, Le-van, Le-van, Utah. Mrs. Christensen will be in Delta Sunday and Monday. FOR SALE: 1952 Ford Vi-ton pickup. pick-up. See Don Johnson, Sutherland. Phone 7993. 1010-17 OUR RED SEAL FALL SALE Still in progress. Quality Market Hdwe. FOR SALE: two electric milkers; double rinse tub, and a piano. See Clead Teeples. PETERSON BROS. Earth Movers; leveling and scraping. Ph. 7935 Harold Peterson. 103-17 FOR SALE: 4-year-old bay mare. sired by Champo Rojo; broke and ready to ride. Contact Gayle R. Nielson on weekends at Oak City. 1010 BUY RED WING or STAR BRAND Shoes and Boots for the Deer Hunt. Buy now at D. Stevens Co., Shoe Dept. FOR SALE: Fat year-old hens Good for laying or stewing; 50c each. Frelen Shurtz. Ph. 7983. lOjlO OUR RED SEAL FALL SALE still in progress. Quality Market Hdwe. FOR SALE: Baled oat straw; also grain grinder. Phone 798J1. Kenneth Ken-neth Adams. 10-24 MAKE QUALITY MARKET HDWE. your hunting and camping equipment equip-ment headquarters. FOR SALE: big 18-ft upright freezer, freez-er, Kelvinator, good condition. At reasonable price. Call Carlye Peterson Pet-erson at 4931. FOR SALE or RENT: Take over G. I. payments on a 3-bedroom home with coal furnace located In Hinck ley. Call 885J3 for more information informa-tion or write Dee Stevens, 1331 So-nota So-nota St, Salt Lake City. 1031 FOR SALE: Bake oven, used once. Excellent for deer hunters. Sparks oil heater, good condition. Call Ewa Wilkins at 5631. MAKE QUALITY MARKET HDWE. your hunting and camping equipment equip-ment headquarters. FOR SALE: Wm. H. Bishop form. 40 acres. 93 shares Deseret water. Contact Van, Frank or Bill Bishop. FOR SALE: Almost new saddle. Arc-welder, 180 amp. Contact Earl Wlllden. 926-10J10 FOR RENT or SALE: 3-bedroom home; modem; central heat Ph. 5692. 8 129-9-25 tf FOR SALE: Stock rack for pick-up, $39.00. Grant Church k Son. ,9119 FULL STOCK Electric Motors All size Lght horse-power. H to . I Also, electric drills And electrical parts. Delta Auto Supply, Phone 4251. 88tf BUY YOUR FALL COAT NOW Coats for ladies, girls, infants, men and tovs now on display at D. Ste vens Co., Delta's Dept. Store. ; HUNTERS il Price on all hunting hunt-ing clothes: 1 lot ammo, shot shells 20 off. D. Stevens Co. PRO Hardware Hard-ware Dept. 1024 SALE on new sweaters at NONA'S Fashions. Overstocked. Priced at $5.00 each. FOR SALE: Be'sy Ross Spinet Piano; Pi-ano; 1 buffet; 1 desk; 1 coffee . i table; bed springs and mattress: ldresser: - two 2-tipr lamn tahloe ', ' lone Christensen, box 193, Levan, Utah Mrs. Christensen will be in Delta Sunday and Monday, i I SALE on new sweaters at NONA'S i Fashions. Overstocked. Priced at $5.00 each. SALE on new sweaters at NONA'S Fashions. Overstocked. Priced at $5.00 each. I PLEASE return my asbestos sidinj I cutter. Grtnt Church. LEVIS - LEES - WRANGLERS: Your headquarters for western wear should be The DELMART. FOR SALE: Stock rack for pick-up, $39.00. Grant Church & Son. ,919 FOR SALE: Plastic for covering silo machinery, etc. All sizes. Grant Church & &Son. 919 For Rent FURNISHED APT FOR RENT: Heat, hot water, automatic washer and dryer. Ph. 3871 or see at 183 N. 300 W. Rex Harris. 9126-1017 FOB RENT or SALE: 2-bedroom home. See Inez Kelly. Ph. 889J2 or see Jim Kelly at Sinclair "Station. FOR LEASE: American Oil Station. Delta. See Newell Knight for information. infor-mation. FOR RENT: Furnished house. Call 572J1 or see Owen George. 1010tf FURNISHED Aptl for rent or sale. Call 572J1. lOjlQ-24 FOR RENT: 1 -bedroom Apt. Phone 3851. 95tf FOR RENT: modern 4-room home. Call 319J1 ... 829tf FOR RENT: Fenced grass pasture. See Bill Conk or Ralph for information, infor-mation, Deseret. 10110 Miscellaneous WANTED: Man with combine and wagons to harvest seed starting immediately. 100 plus acres. Ph. 8961. WANTED Sales minded music teacher to represent top line of piano and organs. No investment required. Write Box 2033, Salt Lake City 10, Utah. 1017 COMING Friday, October 11 to the Crest Theatre, is that wonderful Hayley Mills in the Walt Disney production of "Summer Magic." 4 big days. OUR RED SEAL FALL SALE still in progress. Quality Market Hdwe. LOST bright carpet colors ... restore re-store them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Workman's Home Furnishings. LOST: Propane Burner with 25-ft. hose on it, between Oasis and Woodrow. Reward. Call 7903. SALE on new sweaters at NONA'S Fashions. Overstocked. Priced at $5.00 each. "THE RACERS" starring Kirk Douglas Doug-las will begin at the Crest Theatre Wednesday, October 16. WANTED: Used small cement mixer, mix-er, run off power takeoff. Bud Huff Stokermatic HOME HEATERS Sales and Service RCA T.V. and Appliances Morris Supply Hinckley Phone 6974 FOR BEAUTIFUL spring flowers, shop now at Quality Hardware for choice bulbs of tulips, daffodils, crocus and hyacinths. WANTED: Old-fashioned pump or gans and stools and old-fashioned rockers. Call Glenda Roundy at 8873 for more information. 10124 TRAILER PARKING SPACE with water and power. Washing and shower facilities At Rowley's Service, Ser-vice, Garrison, Utah. 9jl9-1010 BILL'S RADIATOR SHOP: Comolete radiator service, rodding, boil out repairs. New radiator and heater cores. Used and new radiators. 228tf WE WILL AUCTION Fat and Feeder Feed-er Hogs every other Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Sept. 24. Oct. 8th and 22nd. 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 NORTHWEST. Dam construction. All year. Laborers $3.40, skilled to $5.20, hourly. "Job News" 35c and stamped envelope. SMCO, Bx 444, Bothell, Wash. MAKE QUALITY MARKET HDWE. your hunting and camping equipment equip-ment headquarters. FOR BEAUTIFUL spring flowers, shop now at Quality Hardware for choice bulbs of tulips, daffodils, crocus and hyacinths. BROWNING COAL delivered or in yard north of overpass. Will delives sand, gravel, sewer rock, top soil fill dirt, redimix. Call 83, Oak City, or 4531, Delta. (Brooklawn Creamery)- 96tl MEAT CUTTING & QIUCK FREEZING. FREEZ-ING. Cutting, wrapping and quick freezing 4c lb. on beef and pork. We also smoke meat and render lard. We will also process all game meat cut, wrap and quick freeze. Bring them to the store or Fack-Ine Fack-Ine Plant. Marian k Deans or Tal. ! bot Packing Co. Phone 2441. 10 3tf |
