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Show 1 D.E .;;wf::!(':: ill JULIE SKIDMORE - Julie Skidmore, editor of MoDel, takes her job very seriously. There is much to be done weekly assignments, as-signments, special assignments, typing supervision and correcting, editorials, and special bulletins, as well as weekly deadlines, which often result in late hours at writing revising typing to get out each week's issue of MoDel. Julie is pleasant to work with and she has a quiet yet authoritative authorita-tive manner that is respected by all members of the MoDel staff. CHERIE WALKER Cherie Walker, co-writer of the Teen of the Week articles, is a fun-loving teen who entertains the MoDel staff with her witty remarks. But Cherie takes her assignments seriously and puts in many hours writing the teen articles, to which she always gives a surprising original ori-ginal twist. , EDITORIAL. . . At this time, we, the MoDel staff, woulld like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Riding who publish each week DHS News Reports in the Millard County Chronicle. This is done without cost to the school. (Our only expense is for the pictures used.) We at Delta High are indeed privileged. JULIE SKIDMORE When MABEL is away . . PA T will play. Come see the TERRIFIC VALUES at MABEL'S I mm I Ell) sQ is the time for inside remodeling IMMEDIATE FREE ESTIMATES Cold 7eather Specials ZONOLITE INSULATION 1.86 per bag SHEETROCK 38" or 4x8 05 sq. ft. with accessories ECONO STUDS 2x4x8 43 each PANNELING: 14x4x7 Mahogany 3.14 each PANNELING: 14x4x8 Mahogany 3.59 each PANNELING: 14x4x8 Sand blasted fir 2.81 each Ceiling Tile Reduced 10 (ALL TYPES) WE HAVE A LITTLE UTILITY FIR LEFT. IDEAL FOR CORRALS OR FARM USE 05 Bm VALLEY BUILDERS DELTA. UTAH News Reports SHARON WHEELER Sharon Wheeler writes "From the Office of the Principal." She must take shorthand dictation for the Principal, re-write the materials in longhand in correct structure and with the right punctuation, and then type it. Little credit Is given to Sharon since her name can not conclude these articles. But she is right there every week to do her assignment. She is a very efficient shorthand student and a proficient typist. Furthermore, she appreciates appreci-ates this opportunity. EL RUE ALLDREDGE El Rue Alldredge is a welcome person on the MoDel staff. Whenever When-ever a special feature is required, El Rue is always there to offer assistance. as-sistance. She is deeply appreciated by those with whom she works. One thing that can be noted about El Rue is that she never shirks her duty or makes a sloppy job of her work and for a news reporter, dependability de-pendability is spelled with a Capital Capi-tal "D". Married ... Mrs. ' Henry Forster announces the marriage of her daughter, Rosemary, Rose-mary, to Austin Lee McWilliams of Elko, Nevada. The couple exchanged ex-changed wedding vows in Elko on Dec. 14. They will make their home in Salt Lake City. Visiting and having Sunday dinner din-ner at the home of Mrs. Ruth Steele were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whicker, Mrs. Mina Steele and Charles Allen, all of Delta; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Heyborne and sons Kevin and Bruce of Evanston, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Garff Maxfield and family of Salt Lake City; Dr. and Mrs. Verl Jensen Jen-sen and three daughters of Caldwell, Cald-well, Idaho; Miss Ruth Coats of Kingston, Utah; Geraldine Critchley of Pocatello, Idaho and Miss Sharon Steele, Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Heyborne and sons enjoyed the holiday season in Delta with Mrs. Steele and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Heyborne. o o o ROGER ANDERSON An outstanding member on our MoDel Staff is Roger Anderson. His particular job is to write articles and arrange them with pictures for special-feature bulletins that will add variety to our school paper. Roger is a very dependable person to work with, and we of the staff wish to commend him on a job well done. (His work is for the Special bulletin at school; consequently conse-quently little of it reaches the Chronicle.) SUE ANN LUDWIG Sue Ann Ludwig is the co-report er of the D. H. S. News and also special article writer of the MoDel staff. She is very dependable and easy to work with. She has a special spe-cial knack for writing and of will ingness to help. She Is indeed, a special part of the MoDel staff. ill BKP - W j) Ik iMlKfl ' ' I ' y ucaioille Tleivs Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Losee of Salt Lake and Dean and Lane Losee of Logan visited over the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mr3. Glen Losee. Mrs. Losee had her brother pass away a day before the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and Mr. and Mrs. LaRay Greene of Salt Lake visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis -and Lois Greene and Chuck.-- Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Jurgens and family of San Francisco visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fxelen Shurtz for the holidays. They had their Christmas dinner Saturday Satur-day with a family reunion of 35 guests families of Alden, Elden, Cecil, Colleen and Kent, also, Beverly Bev-erly and Roger. Then Monday Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Jurgens and Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz attended a reunion of friends in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Curtis of Las Vegas and Robert Hinckley of Provo Pro-vo visited the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. June Hinckley. Hinck-ley. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Shurtz made a trip to Salt Lake on Tuesday. Ruth Done has been in the Delta hospital for two days, but is home now and on the improve. Virginia Jensen of Salt Lake and Evan Jensen and family and Allen Jensen of Phoenix, Ariz, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and family ovver the holidays. holi-days. Wednesday night the ward gave their Xmas party. The program was given by the Primary with the Melvin and Karen Stanworth and daughter spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth a wee ago. Melvin now lives infSalt Lake. Lucky winners for the free gifts at Leo D. Day's Store were Helen Memmott, Betsy Skeem and Judy Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sledge were home for Christmas. They returned for Mr. Sledge's sister, Barbara's bridal tea Monday. They live in Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watts of Las Vegas, also came Sunday to be here for the tea and to spend a few days with Mrs. Watts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan HowelL Mrs. Amy Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Mor DENYS SCHENA Denys Schena is one of the authors auth-ors of Teen of the Week. This is a difficult job which includes interviews, inter-views, writing and re-writing. She also has to meet deadlines and get pictures of the students. Denys is a conscientious worker and a precise pre-cise writer. DAVID -BOHN David Bohn is the sports writer of the D.H.S. MoDel staff. He is a very able writer and shows his interest in sports by the way he writes the sporting events. His task calls for much outside work in following fol-lowing the sports activities of DHS. Mr. ond Mrs. Craig Mortensen and son, Quin, of Logan are visiting visit-ing with Mr. Mortensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mortensen. VENICE DAVIS theme the Christmas in the "Wooden "Woo-den Shoe". San' a Claus came with candy and nuts for all. Tuesday night the MIA gave their Christmas party, exchanged gifts and served dough-nuts and hot punch and danced the rest of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and Henrietta Hen-rietta and Marie Barben made a trip to Salt Lake Sunday and Monday Mon-day for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Russell McBride and family and exchanged ex-changed gifts as they were unable to come for Christmas. Paul Dean Terry of Ely visited his- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry and family for Christmas. Joyce Hill of Logan visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill and Artie. Mr. and Mrs. LaRon Oliver and family of Salt Lake visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Oliver Sunday and Monday. Sundty night the program was given by Verl Tolbert, a returned missionary and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Tolbert. It was enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis and small son of California visited the Christmas holidays with their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jenson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill entertained Christmas night with a hot dinner and carda Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heise, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meinhardt and the hosts. Mr. Bud West of Spanish Fork spent Christmas wUh Joyce Hill and family. j RUBY SKEEM gan Howell's mother, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howell. Mr. and Mrs. David Stanworth were home for Christmas. Little David broke out with measles while they were here. Delene Skeem also broke out with measles for Christmas. Evan, Carola and Mike Skeem of Dugway were home for Christmas Day. Lee returned home with them to spend the holidays. Eric Gillen of Ventura, Calif, was home for the holidays. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Day and son of Nephi visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop spent Christmas Day in Eureka with Mr. Millard County Chronicle Band and Choruses The Delta High School Band andi Choruses combined to present their annual Christmas concert Wednesday, Wednes-day, Dec. 23. A good crowd attend-; ed the concert. First on the program was the Gins Chorus. They entertained the on-lookers with three well-received numbers. The band under the leadership lead-ership of Mr. Sharp played a selection se-lection of songs which was a great addition to the concert Following the band's presentation the mixed chorus sang several numbers which were enjoyed by all who attended. The band then came back to play DHS Hoopsters Win The Manti Templars were guests of the Deita RabbiO December 21 for their second game with the Rabbits. The Rabbits defeated the Templars a margin of 6 points for a score of 52-46. fndividual scores as follows: Ron Bailey 15 Wendell Nielson 7 S:an Hales 10 Kent Turner 17 Robert Callister 0 David Taylor 0 Craig Greathouse 0 DELTA THIRD WARD BEA WILLDEN I'll assume everyone had a Merry Christmas. I just didn't find the time to write a line last week. And I'll take this opportunity to say Happy New Year and hope it will be a prosperous one. Mrs. Naomi Ross, Mrs. Zola Lam-bright Lam-bright and Mrs. Al Willden all went to Salt Lake last Tuesday for last minute shopping. We took Mr. La-Ree La-Ree McClellan to Salt Lake for an appointment with the eye doctor. J Zola stayed in Tooele for the holidays holi-days with Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mar shall and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Lam- bright. Naomi slayed over night with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dutson and baby. I stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter over night. Mr. Dairy 'e Ross came from California Cali-fornia to spend the holidays with his family. Darryle has employment down there. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross and sons Larry and Darryle spent Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dutson and ttrt yf daughter. Mrs. Lettie Thomas and children Toni and Garry arrived in Delta Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and other members of her family. Mrs. Ila Forster went to Salt Lake to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Anderson and three children of LaHarbra, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Deran Anderson An-derson of the same city are spending spend-ing a week in Delta visiting with Mr. and Mrs. LaVer McClellan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hare and Mr. and Mrs. Al Willden. Most all the children of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christensen spent Saturday Sat-urday in Delta visiting Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Christensen who is still in the hospital. There were about 60 of the family here. Their, son,. Edward Ed-ward Christensen was married earlier ear-lier this month. Miss Deon Searle visited Mrs. Paul Carter and the Al Willdens Sunday. Saw Mr. and Mrs. Sid Searle and children for a few minutes. min-utes. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cahoon and Mrs. Lela Petty visited in Delta Sunday with friends and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ashton and son Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Eldon Lovell. Mr. Reed Thomas spent a few days with Gwen Stanworth. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan West, Nancy and Lee of Fillmore and Charles Nelson of South Gate, Calif, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Fon Hawley had their family together this year. They met at Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lewis's home in Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley went up from here and coming from Harley, Idaho were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carling and family. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carling and family, fa-mily, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carling and family, Paul, Kim, Kristine and Kenneth came on down for a week's visit In Oasis and Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willoughby spent Christmas Day at the Wil-loughby's Wil-loughby's and then returned to their Salt Lake home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willoughby and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willoughby stayed over the weekend. Sacrament meeting was given by the M-Men and Gleaners under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. John-son. Their daughters sang a song. Speakers were Mr. Cropper, Tony Western, David Western and Doris Dekker. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs Rulon Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Webb and Mrs. Elaine Dekker. Betsy Skeem had her family all home for Christmas Eve and had dinner. Most all of the families were represented. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Styler went to Payson Wednesday to attend th funeral services of Grant Christensen. Christen-sen. Cassie Johnson spent Christmas in Salt Lake with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Warnick. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Skeem spent Christmas in Spanish Fork with the Gary Webb family. Mr. Bruce Anderson of Provo was home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cahoon and daughters of Arizona were home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Babbitt and children of Ogden were home with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Ceroid Skeem Visited Visit-ed In Tooele last week. Thursday, December 31, 1964 Hold Concert "Greenfields" and several other selections. se-lections. A special feature was presented pre-sented by the band with Paul Losee Lo-see giving a display of talent on his trombone. The well-organized concert ended with the mixed chorus chor-us singing "Hallelujah" accompanied accompa-nied by the band. Miss Bogh and Mr. Sharp were the instructors instrumental in giving giv-ing the conccrl the extra polish it contained to give the enthusiastic crowd such an interesting and exciting ex-citing presentation. It was truly enjoyed by all. SUE ANN LUDWIG Two More . . . David Corey 3 Ron Bailey was well on his way to being high-point man until he became Delta's only man to foul out. On December 26 the Rabbits traveled tra-veled to Piute High to win a squeaker 60-59. The individual scores are not a-vailable a-vailable at this time. We wish the team lots of luck in their up-coming games this week. DAVID BOHN AREA NEWS BRIEFS Winkle and two daughters of Salt Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dar reil Taylor for Christmas. Elder Paul Moody gave his mission mis-sion report Sunday. All the family was together for the first time in eight years. A large crowd attended attend-ed the meeting. He gave a very interesting report. Many of the college students were home with their families for the holidays: Judy Shepherd, Jeri and Susan Ashby, Darla Ann Terry, Shirley Bunker, Paul Pace and Jerry Callister. Also home is Miss Jo Ann Callister from Roosevelt with the Lathal Cal lister family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rawlinsoa were home with the Marven Og-dens Og-dens ; Mr. and Mrs. Max Terrell made a trip to Salt Lake City over Sunday. Sun-day. CARD OF. THANKS We wish to thank everyone for their - visits, cards, flowers and many kind deeds during my recent illness at West Millard Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses for their kindness and excellent care. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christensen THANK YOU We wish to thank everyone for the nice cards, letters and visits we have had since we left Deseret. We didn't get cards sent again this Christmas and much as we'd like to we can't answer them all, so do hope you all see this "Big Thank You". Happy New Year to you all. Cuman and Maest Cropper auraary wane a FUU SHIRTS reduced Yi THERMAL UltDHlVEAfl 1.89-1.77 -REGULAR ALL ROBES, SWEATERS reduced WINTER COATS reduced Vi FLANNEL PAJAMAS reduced WOOL YARDAGE CORDUROY REGULAR 98c yard- SHOW BOOTS MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND OXFORD CLOTH SHIRTS 2 for 7 JO WHITE ONLY. To Members of the Sunshine Club by Emily Bunker "I'M - NEVER ALONE" While I sit in my chair as the night draws near When the sun has gone down, and the stars are so clear, A feeling comes o'er me so soothing and calm, My heart overflows with one rapturous psalm; For memories come tripping so vivid and bright, It seems since my childhood, 'twere just over night, A picture I see of the years that have fiown, Though no one be near me, I'm never alone. My school days I live with my teachers and chums, With loyalty and love our hearts beat as drums, We all stand together in work or in play, Our aim is to climb one step higher each day; And thus, year by year, we've worked with a will, With thoughts such as these, since older I've grown, You can all plainly see I'm never alone. I dream of the friends I have made while at work, It seems that my heart strings they've pulled with a jerk For I know that my life they have helped me to mould, They have taught me to smile when the world seemed so cold; In spite of afflections and trials severe, I feel that a comforting spirit is near; Now I'm favored when pictures so sweet I am shown, It proved to me clearly, I'm never alone. A sunset before me I see all aglow, With colors as brilliant as any rainbow; And as I approach the evening of life, I leave far behind me all darkness and strife, That a crown I may win with service to all, To the greatest of great, and the smallest of small; And I wish all to see where'er I am known, Though veils may divide us, I'm never alone. I wrote these lines in 1928. I had been a widow for eight years, with four young children to raise the oldest 12 years and the youngest one year old. idvoftfelna Uflrfa for you I 2.99 2.44 reduced Va 77c yd. reduced V REGULAR 5.00- gij. |
