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Show Improper Passing Citation Issued Susan M. Theobald, 20, Salt Lake City was cited for improper passing pass-ing by Highway Patrolman Tom Rynearson, following a two-car accident ac-cident Sept. 23, 4:45 p.m. seven miles east of Deseret on 140 or more commonly called "Lone Tree Road." Passenger of Mrs. Theo bald's was her mother, Alma Theobald. The-obald. Miss Theobald was driving a 1962 Fairlane. The second car involved in the accident was a 1965 Ford driven by Edna S. Cropper of Oasis. Both cars were headed east, according ac-cording to Patrolman Rynearson, when Miss Theobald started to pass Mrs. Cropper. The Theobald car cut in before clear of the Cropper Crop-per vehicle causing a slight impact. im-pact. The Cropper car struck the Theobald car in the right rear fender fen-der causing it to spin around half a turn and coming to a stop off the road on the south side facing west. The Cropper car crossed the west traffic lane and traveled into a borrow pit between two telephone tele-phone poles taking out approximately approxi-mately fifteen fence posts and fencing. Circling a telephone pole again, Mrs. Cropper got the car back onto the road coming to stop in the east traffic lane facing east. Patrolman Rynearson estimated damages at $1000 to the Cropper car and $150.00 to the Theobald car. The U. S. Coast Guard installed or maintained 42,000 aids-to-navigation (lighthouses, buoys, etc.) in 1964. Recaps-Tractor Tire Section Repair We Make Your Old Tires Like New Auto Glass CUT and INSTALLED L0.F. Windshields Wheel Align TIRE BALANCING Tune Up SPARK PLUGS POINTS (MUFFLERS and EXHAUST PIPES) COMPLETE SERVICE & LUBRICATION 291 EAST MAIN PHONE 3791 i jp v mm YOU INCREASE YIELDS This year, see the dealer that sells USS Fertilizers and learn how "The Program That Pays" can help you THIS FALL. Fertilizers FALL FERTILIZATION PAYS There, are many advantages to fall fertilization with USS Fertilizers: YOU BEAT THE SPRING RUSH YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THE UNCERTAINTIES OF SPRING WEATHER FERTILIZER IS WORKING FOR YOU ALL WINTER LONG YOU USE LABOR AND EQUIPMENT MORE EFFICIENTLY YOUR CROPS GET AN EARLY START NEXT SPRING YOU GET MORE PASTURE IN EARLY SPRING YOU HELP PREVENT COMPACTION OF THE SOIL Mr. AFTON FULtMEB ABRAHAM Sherman and Gladys Tolbert are happiiy announcing the birth of another grandson, p.n 8 lb. boy, born to Fred and Winona Alldredge Tolbert, Sunday, Sept. 27 in Cedar City. He has an older brother at home. Baby and mother are doing fine. (I haven't heard just how the father is holding up). Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fullmer went to Salt Lake, Sunday, to see their daughter Geniel. She entered the Excelsis Beauty School Monday morning. Walter and Lola Stoneking are no longer driving an Impala. They have a new red and white Chevy truck now. Carl Stoneking spent part of his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoneking. He drew an elk permit for the FishLake un it. We hope he gets his elk when he goes in November. Charles and Helen Mane Stone king Thayer have been visiting lately with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoneking, and the Grant Theobalds in Delta. Mrs. Theobald is reported much laetter after her recent illness. Helen Ma rie brought her pony "Sheba" back to pasture during the winter. Lola Stoneking reports her sis ter Vera's daughter from Richmond, Virginia, (Karen King) is working in the church office building in Salt Lake City. Marilyn and Olen Sherrif and little daughter, Jerene, visited us Saturday. They went with us to Marjum Pass, the o'.d Bob Stinson place, Tule Valley and Death Canyon Can-yon and Antelope Springs. We had visited Sinbad recently, and 1 de clare that is a beautiful sight if hard to get to. All the men are talking deer hunting already. Of course, half the fun is in the planning. Clark and Reva Bliss and the Bob Robisons of Cropper Lane, drove to Milford, Sunday to celebrate Bob's birthday. They had dinner In the new Hong Cong Cafe, then just drove around the country and had a real nice time. Miss Jill Johnson entered college in Cedar City. Garland and Phyllis' other daughter, Jackie, is teaching in Moab, which is too far to get home very often. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, September 30, 196S RUBY SKEEM 4-11 Club Week Being Observed National 4-H Club Week is be ing observed by about 396 4-H Club members in West Millard County (Sept. 25 to Oct. 2.) The head-heart-hands-health youth are among 2hk million members of 94,- 800 clubs in rural, small town, ur ban and suburban areas through out the 50 States and Puerto Rico. Each community in West Millard is having special activities to hon or this week with their 4-H mem bers and leaders. Among aims of this year's 4-H Week observance are to encourage more young people, 9 to 19 years old, to join or form 4:H Clubs; acquaint ac-quaint more parents with 4-H and enlist their cooperation; urge a larger number of capable, public- spirited men and women to volun teer as 4-H leaders; recognize the important part played by friends of 4-H, locally and nationally, and express appreciation to them. Aiding club members with 4-H Week events here and elsewhere will be 367,000 local 4-H leaders, who guide 4-H work in their communities com-munities throughout the country. They will be assisted by 138,600 older 4-H'ers called junior leaders. More information on 4-H or 4-H Week, is available from any coun ty agricultural extension agent, 4-H 4-H Club agent, or Extension home economist. In this vicinity, inquiries inquir-ies may be made by phone, letter or visit to the County Extension Office at Delta, Utah. The U. S. 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The young ladies attended at-tended the wedding reception for Barbara Jackson and Scott Callis-tir. Callis-tir. They were roomates of Barbara's. Barba-ra's. Mr. Young has just been put in the Stake Presidency in Ely. Other visitors at the Fon Haw-ley's Haw-ley's were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Car-ling Car-ling and son of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dalton of Parowan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Howell and family. Maralee and Penny Memmott were surprised with an all-girl birthday party. JoLynn Stanworth was baptised Saturday into the LDS Church and confirmed Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willoughby were here for the weekend. II; Neighbors Mrs. Jack Willoughby spent last week in Salt Lake with Dan and Yvonne and new baby and the weekend in Provo with Paul and Sue, while Sue was in the hospital. Erma Skeem visited with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skeem and family. Mr. Floyd Skeem and daughter, Delene, spent Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stanworth went to Salt Lake to the Forman's Banquet Saturday night. Beulah and Sharon Rowley took Susan to Ephraim to school. We'll all miss Susan. Terry Stanworth had a birthday this week. Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Davis from Black Rock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stanworth. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth spent a few days in Salt Lake City with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Mel-vin Mel-vin Stanworth. 1 I fU"! l-J "Oh, come now . . ." Mrs. June Stanworth and Tamra Kay visited in Goshen. The opening social was given by the new Relief Society Presidency, Glenda Roundy, Clair Peterson, Shirley Skeem and Helen Memmott. Retiring presidency are Beulah Rowley, LaVeda Bishop, Clair Peterson Pet-erson and Ella Christensen. We wish the new officers good luck and the old ones a thank you. The social consisted of a program, refreshments re-freshments and games. 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