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Show FIRST WARD AREA NEWS BRIEFS LEONA WORKS Mrs. Ray Western returned to Delta Saturday after spending ten days in Winnemucca, Nev. with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Munson and family. fa-mily. Mrs. Bus Shields and Karla of Salt Lake went by bus to Fillmore where they met Mr. Shields and then came to Delta to spend the weekend with Mrs. Lydia Evans. They visited with friends and relatives rela-tives before returning to Salt Lake where Karla is working at the Desert Des-ert Industries. Dwaine Jackson of CSU was home with his parents, the Selh Jacksons and brother Sheldon for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Crapo of Fillmore and Mrs. Grant Stevens of Holden spent Friday afternoon visiting vis-iting in Delta. Kay and Larry Odean were home for the weekend with their father Mr. V. S. Odean. Kay is doing her student teaching in Logan. Home at the Merrell residence for the weekend were Clifford and Lexiane Merrell, Robin Reid a niece from San Francisco and Ray Hutch-ingson Hutch-ingson of Heber City. These people are all going to school at the BYU in Provo. Merrill Maxlield of Las Vegas IFVOU GROW SUGAR BEETS CORN POTATOES j PASTURES j . . or most other ; crops USE I ENOUGH 1 FERTILIZER Proper fertilization is the best way to assure yourself maxi- mum profit from your land. And for nitrogen require- ments, insist on fertilizers made by United States SteeL Tiili.iit Fertilizers spent the weekend with his parents, par-ents, the Leigh Maxfields and family. fa-mily. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jensen and family fa-mily of Salt Lake spent the week end in Delta irrigating his farm and visiting with their mother, Mrs. Ruth Jensen and Elbert and Dan. Goty Neiderhouser spent t h a weekend in Logan with his parents and members of his family. Home for the weekend at tha Wallace Jeffery home were Carol Ann Jeffery and a friend John Mc-Kae Mc-Kae of Salinas, Calif, who is going to school, at the BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil James recently returned from a work mission in Australia, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snow and family. Mr. James went to Provo and Rock Springs, Wyo. to look after his business interests there. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom James and family and Mr. Cecil James came to Delta to visit for the after noon. Mrs. James is staying for a longer visit with the Snows. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs we.'e Mr. and Mrs. John Sciarrino from Ogden. They had been to Calif, to attend funeral services for M". Sciarrino's sister. Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs left Delta last Thursday to go to Fruita where they met the Jeep Wagon Train. They left their trailer camps and houses at the campgrounds in Fruita. Saturday morning about 100 people took their lunch and tra- I veled by jeep 68 miles off the high way to Cathedral Valley between Hanksville and Fruita. Thty went to Isinglass Mountain. It has raised up like a large bubble and is all isinglass. They returned Saturday night to their trailers and enjoyed steak supper, sat around the camp fire and sang songs. Mr. and Mrs. Deward Hopkins were in the group and the Jacobs enjoyed a visit with them. The Hopkins have gone with this group for the last five years. Sunday morning the group enjoyed a breakfast of hot cakes and all the trimmings and arrived home Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Snow were in Logan last Wednesday to attend funeral services for a cousin, There ssa Snow Hill. CARD OF THANKS il wish to thank all Delta area friends for their lovely cards and letters while I was in a Salt Lake hospital. Their daily arrival did much to cheer me up. Vilda Perkins 7,500 Read It In The CHRONICLE REWARD Fifty dollars ($50.00) will be paid to the person or persons who furnishes furn-ishes information which will lead to the arrest and conviction of individuals in-dividuals who are shooting holes through the large flumes North oi Delta. DELTA CANAL COMPANY First Publication: April 29, 1965 Final Publication: May 6, 1965 MIXING DELIVERING SPREADING at lowest costs featuring ... Fertilizers See your INTERMOUNTAI N FARMERS ASSN. Branch Manager REX WOOD Millard County Chronicle Thursday, April 29, 1965 FUTURE COMBAT COPTER An advanced flying weapons platform is under study, by Lockheed, for use in forward combat zones.. The helicopter will have a vertical takeoff and landing capability and will be used for escorting troop-carrying helicopters. It will carry a variety of weapons to place discriminating and accurate fire on targets as required. This flying weapons platform is being considered under the Advanced Aerial Fire Support System program sponsored by the Army's Transportation Research Command, Com-mand, Fort Eustis, Virginia. SUTHERLAND ZELDA OGDEN " Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wall and six children of Salt Lake visited Saturday Satur-day with Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Larson, Lar-son, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Marven Ogden. Mis. Karen Hansen of Logan visited vi-sited her daughter and family, the Jay Bennetts. She came for her grandson Jerry and wife's open house that was held at the Sutherland Suther-land Ward Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Holmen made a trip to Salt Lake last week to check with Wallace's doctor. Mrs. Jerry Sheehy and children of Taylorsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson. Earl is home but still not feeling too well. Mac Clark visited grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barney and Allen. Karen Roberts of Kearns visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brose Roberts. Word was received by Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Steele from Don and Elma Frazier who are stationed in Chateauroux, France, that they wtre leaving April 20 by train for Paris, France where they would join Pres. Hart and his wife of the and Mrs. Lester Johnson. Amon Johnson spent Saturday at the Manti LDS Temple. We have had some more storm for which we are thankful. But some haven't got all their grain in which the storm is welcomed by somt and some wish it would hold off for a few more days. Nothing least of all the weather, can please everyone. Mrs. Cleo Ogden visited in Nephi with her parents, the Ivan Howards one day last week. Ivone Miller of Fillmore visited the Ivo Ogdens Monday. Oak City News Mrs. Mae H. Shipley Recaps-Tractor Tire Section Repair We Make Your Old Tires Like New Auto Glass CUT and INSTALLED L.O.F. Windshields Wheel Align TIRE BALANCING Tune Up SPARK PLUGS POINTS (MUFFLERS and EXHAUST PIPES) COMPLETE SERVICE & LUBRICATION 291 EAST MAIN PHONE 3791 High Schoo For the Best The Primary children gave the program at Sacrament meeting Sunday night. All the children took part in songs and talks. Pres. Cherie Finlinson took charge and gave the welcome talk. The reader was Mr?. Anita Anderson; Mrs. Afton Dutson, organist and Mrs. Erma Nielson, leadtr. Stake visitors were Mrs. La-Von La-Von Taylor and her husband. Michael Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Junius Anderson is home from the hospital. He broke his arm and fractured his shoulder in an accident acci-dent last week. Joyce Jacobson, daughter of Mr. French LDS Mission. They would and Mrs. Maiben Jacobson, had an leave Paris April 21 by plane to ' appendectomy Wednesday. We all attend conferences which Pres. Hart I roeirln nvor it! Athens flndlVYls" " ccu' "c.j. " ' Crete, Greece. From Athens they would fly to Izmir, Turkey, then on to Ankara and Adana, Turkey. April 30th will find them in Rome, Itlay and on May 1st they will De in Tripoli, Libya. They plan to be back to Paris May 4th. Apostle Mark E. Petersen and wife were supposed to accompany them but upon their arrival in Paris they found that word had been received that he would be unable to join them due to the illness of Mrs. Petersen. The Fraziers will be coming com-ing back to the U. S. in July when their assignment in France will have been completed. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Larson were in Spanish Fork one day last week to check with their doctor. Sutherland has had quite a moving mov-ing turn over lately. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Erickson, who we regret to lose very much, have moved to Delta; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bishop have moved into their place. Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Johnson moved to where Ken and Venice have been living. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Johnson moved where Merrell and Carol had been living. Mr. and Mrs. Eryant Larson attended at-tended Sacrament meeting in Sug-arville Sug-arville Sunday night where Mr. Lar son was one of the speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sampson and four children of Aspen, Colo, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden Og-den last Friday. Zelda accompanied them to Manti Saturday to t h e temple where they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Arden Sampson and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stewart of Las Vegas, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Wood-all Wood-all of Kearns and Carma Clay and Allen Sampson of Provo. Annette Moody and friend visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Moody. Carla Johnson visited parents, Mr. Lee and Lucile Strong and children child-ren and her mother Mrs. Martha Paice of Beaver were Oak City visitors vis-itors Sunday with Mrs. Erma Nielson Niel-son and Mrs. Alice Anderson and families. Mrs. Bruce Lovell and sons Leslie and William spent the past week visiting in California. Mrs. LuOna Prisbrey and children of Nephi visited a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Tal-bot were in Salt Lake Friday for a doctor's appointment. They also visited their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Talbot spent the weeK end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Talbot. Arnold is attending Weber State College in Ogdon. Roy Anderson. Congratulations, Ron Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finlinson and aid and wife. Mr. Garth Finlinson were in Bland-1 Quayle Dutson and a friend wer'? ing last week for the funeral ser- 0ak c'y visitors from the U. of U. vices of a cousin, George I.yman. I Visitors at the LeRoy Anderson Word was received by Mrs. Ze.la h(,me ?re R,0!,ae Boyd Call Lovell from her sister Mrs. Florence n cMtenJu thke,nt .. Lvman that she is leaving for a I Bli,hP Rnd M". Richard Flnlin- 15-day air tour of Hawaii. onitan(1 chi'dr 0ak .Cltv .'.,, ... , , visitors Saturday. Their home is in Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nielson ami pnui i-uio little son Larry visited from Tcmei j Saturday." April 24th Oak City had with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn a really big cleanup day making a Nielson and other relatives. big ciiange in our town Now most Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dewsnup and of the ugly spots are gone. You'll children Russe.l and DeAnn Visited j notice the trees in bloom, flowers over the weekend from Coalville ; out and rubbish hauled away, with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant streets leveled. Most everyone was Finlinson. lout to assist in this fine cleanup, Ivan and Susan Shipley had a ; even the weatherman gave us a surprise visit Saturday when their p beautiful day no wind or storm, daughter Verna Mae and husband 'only beautiful sunshine. More clean Don Drollinger and children visited up days will follow, the Beautifi-from Beautifi-from Salt Lake on their way for 'cation Committee reports. 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