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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October 14, 196$ Oman $ Pacj ff k?if $ V f -J", 1 - ' Fine; Arts Gsailtl Says f?TiianIis' Tho officers of the Fine Arts Guild would like to thank those members who spearheaded the Arthritis Ar-thritis Foundation Fund drive during dur-ing recent weeks. Special thanks to Pearl Hawley, General Chairman; Betty Jeffery, Assistant Chairman; LaVonne Morrison, Mor-rison, Business Manager, and chairmen chair-men of various wards and towns and all the many unnamed women who gave of their time to collect the money so generously given. The following are the chairmen and the total collected from each locality: Lynndyl, Laura Bradfield, $27.95; Sugarville, Reva Losee, $38.50; Sutherland and Abraham, Hazel Walker, $71.55; Hinckley, Vi Rob-ison, Rob-ison, $58.35; Leamington, Clara Johnson, $30.15; Oak City, Ina Nielson, $47.65; Oasis, Leona Anderson, And-erson, $33.00; Deseret. Eunice Black $40.25; Delta First, Paige Hawley, $70.00; Delta Second, Merilyn Bishop, Bish-op, $49.26; and Delta Third, Arlene Clark, $62,70. I The total amount contributed a-' a-' mounts to $564.06. ' The officers feel that the campaign cam-paign was highly successful and express their thanks again. MISS JANITH BISHOP To Speak Vows In S. L. Temple Revealing plans for a Nov. 24tn wedding in the Salt Lake Temple, are Janith Bisshop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber G. Bishop of Hinckley, and William Clark, son of Mrs. W. D. Ball and L. Wood-row Wood-row Clark, of Provo. Miss Bishop is a graduate of the Brigham Young University. She is presently a fourth grade teacher at Grovecrest Elementary School in Pleasant Grove. Miss Bishop also al-so attended Snow College for two years, where she was secretary ot Associated Women Students, and for two years was drill master of the drill club. Her fiance is a graduate of Provo High School and has served two and a half years in the Southern Far East mission for the L.D.S. church. He is presently attending Brigham Young University, where he is in his third year of history and Asian studies. . A reception in honor of the young couple will be held in the Hinck- Steno Course Being Planned The Employment Security Office announces that a course of training train-ing to upgrade the skill of sten ographers is being offered under sponsorship of Manpower Develop ment and Training Act. A tentative starting date has been set for November 1, and the course will run for twelve weeks, daytime hours, and will be held in Provo. The course is being offered without charge and some applicants appli-cants may be able to qualify for training and transportation allowances. allow-ances. Refresher training will be given in shorthand, typing, and some related re-lated subjects. Applicants must have had previous training in both shorthand and typing. Those interested are invited to apply at the Employment Security Office. 190 West 800 North, Provo, for additional information and en- DUP MEETS Ann E. Melville Bishop Camp of DUP, will meet at the home of Norma Nor-ma Adams Friday, Oct. 15, 2:00 p. m. Assistant hostess will be Fon-te.la Fon-te.la Bishop. f o r f; 1 ; i I -xrM S L MISS ALICE GAYE BLISS ; NM I "y J? Inierican Legion Visxiliary News Tho American Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring a bake sale Wednesday, Wednes-day, Oct. 20 at Quality Market beginning be-ginning at 10:00 a.m. The sale will feature those items suitable for taking on doer hunting trips and will include breads, cakes, cookies, , rolls, pies, etc. Officers of the Auxiliary hope I that all members will contribute to ' the sale, either in baked goods or by cash donations. Members in various communities have volunteered to have their homes used as central spots for other members' convenience in get-i get-i ting baked goods to the sale. They are; Lcnore Bunker, Sutherland; Carole Warnick, Deseret; Celia Christensen, Oasis; Charlotte Morrison Mor-rison and Shinee Bailey, Delta, and Jeanne Taylor in Hinckley. The auxiliary will meet Thursday. Thurs-day. Oct. 14 (tonight) at the home of Gladys Carter in Hinckley. La Veil Johnson is in charge of the A !. u:- j. - ' r. ....u.K.f...u.u ., ueiiig i..aue oi sion 0n scholarships and education-fhoe:ir,agenv.-ntofMissAl.ceGayeai goaIs of the Arnerican Legion Bliss to Darrcl Scow. Disclosing the , Auxiliary. Assisting with hostess nuptial news Is the mother of the dutics v,.nl be Cnerie Morris .-.dc-clect, Mrs. Alice Bliss of Lnekloy. Parents of the future m ridoB:'Oom are Mr. and Mrs. Mil- leiieKailS flan ten Scow of Deseret. ! b0 n Wedding plans will be announced C A aiEy latJ?.r- . . ! Members of the Betah Rebekah i cr rr n rrnrt nun m mnmAAn' Reveals Troth . . . of Delta High School. Miss Blss 'ias attended the L.D.S. Business College and has recently been em-loyed em-loyed at Delia. Mr. Scow is .attending .at-tending Snow College at the present pres-ent time. LETTERS ... O THE EDITOR MISS MARLENE NORMA PULFER DIEPER DOINGS- Congratulations tor Glen and LaVonne Shipley Chris-tensen Chris-tensen on the birth of a 7 lb. girl, Oct. 1. Kennard and Marge Jeffery Riding Rid-ing on the birth of a 7 lb. 3 oz. girl Oct. 6. Arland and Rochelle Cropper Watts on the birth of a 7 lb. 5 oz. boy Oct. 10. HOSPITAL NOTES- ley gymnasium, Saturday, Nov. 27. 1 rollment. HeammctoH WANDA NIELSON Mrs. Ewa Bradfield and sister, Vilda Kay from Goshen, went to Henderson, Nev., last weekend to see Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chappell and two children. Ewa has been taking care of Nadine's twins while Nadine has been unable to care for them, on account of a partial paralysis in one of her legs. They returned home Sunday, bringing the babies back. ' Sandra Lee Wiliden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin (Fern) Will-den Will-den of Salt Lake City had an emergency operation in Payson for appendictis, while on their way home from Scipio. Mr. and Mrs. Bud MeCann saw her Sunday afternoon; aft-ernoon; also, Bud's mother, Mrs. Frank McCann, is in the Payson Hospital. Mr. Dennis McBeth, of Dallas, Oregon, died of lukemia last week, ills wife, Connie Jones McBeth, is Rosabelle Finlinson's niece. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones from Springville, visited with Rosie and Walker Finlinson last Sunday. MRS. LOREN E. JACKSON Married . . . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Bishop of Hinckley announce the marriage of their daughter, Rita Ellen to Loren E. Jackson. The newlyweds were married Saturday, Oct. 9, at Ruth, Nevada. Performing the wedding wed-ding ceremonies was L.D.S. Bishop Calvin S. Prestwich. The new Mrs. Jackson will be honored at a bridal shower Wednesday, Wed-nesday, Oct. 20 at the Hinckley Ward Relief Society room between the hours of 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. Friends are invited to attend, prior to their leaving for missions next Sunday. Last Saturday, Gayle and Inez Nielson and Marsha Hanson, went to Salt Lake to see a friend of Gayle's in the St. Marks Hospital, who was hurt playing football. The Relief Society had an opening open-ing social last Wednesday evening. even-ing. Jene Bradfield is the new pres ident, with Elaine Johnson and Eva Dutson as counselors, and Ruth Finlinson as sec.-treas. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hanson and two children, went to Scipio, Sunday, Sun-day, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peterson. Pet-erson. Mrs. Ethyl Lovell Kimber and baby have been staying with parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Welby Lovell, while waiting to move to Delta. Boyd is employed at the new Sixty-Six Service Center there. Mr. and Mrs. LaForge Lovell and family were in Salt Lake, last Thursday. LaForge went to Institute Insti-tute while Louise took Sylvan to the doctor for a checkup on his leg. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Sherwood and Robert Webb, surgical, admitted Oct. 12. Steve Kelly sstill hospitalized. Walter Potts, medical, admitted Oct. 11. Dismissed Oct. 13. Merton and Lael Lovell of St, Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pulfer of 3 Margaret Crescent, Bendigo Victoria, Victor-ia, Australia, announce the engagement en-gagement and forthcoming marriage mar-riage of their only daughter, Mar-lene Mar-lene Norma, to Russell Maxfield Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dee Black, of Deseret, Utah. Marlene has just recently completed her term as a missionary for the L.D.S. church in the South Australian mission. Russe.l is at present in Pensa-cola, Pensa-cola, Florida in officer's training as a pilot, and will be commissioned commission-ed this montr. Russell, also, com pleted a term as a missionary for the L.D.S. church in the South Aus- George announce the birth of a 6 tralian mission 3 years ago. lb. 1 oz. boy, Oct. 3. The new baby Tne y0Ung couple plan a Nov- has two older brothers, Randy, 8 v ,AA; and Scott, 3. Grandparents are ember wedding. Mrs. Vera Hilton of Delta and Mr. Bob and Inez Riding MiLard County Chronicle Delta, Utah Dear Friends, It has been called to our attention atten-tion that the week of Oct. 10 thru 16 has been designated as National Nation-al Newspaper Week. Whether or not you publicize this week, we would like to use it as an opportunity oppor-tunity to extend our thanks to you for your friendly relationship of the past year and for the fine service you have rendered to the people of your community and area. We have counted on you to help us publicize farm programs which have a definite effect upon the farming industry in Millard County. Coun-ty. So let us again say "Thank you, Bob and Inez, for your cooperation and we hope that our relationship will continue through the next and coming years." Sencerely, Gene A. Walker, Chairman Millard ASC Co. Committee Millard ASC Co. Committee Mont B. Robins, Manager Lodge are busily planning a Doe Party for Saturday, Oct. 23. Committee in charge of arrangements arrange-ments are Pat Teeples, Mable Wel-ton, Wel-ton, Fern Baker and ,'one Christ-ensen. Christ-ensen. The Doe Party will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall and is planned plan-ned for the entertainment of ladies whose husbands have taken to the hills during the deer hunt. A small charge will be made at the door. The evening will consist of cards, games, visiting, and door prize drawing. Light refreshments will be served. r, KEEP , 1 UMEBICA Published as a public service In cooperation coop-eration with The Advertising Council. and Mrs. Reed Lovell of Oak City. This is the 35th grandchild for Mrs. Hilton. Visiting over the weekend ! with family fronl ' -provo and Mr. and Hattie Anderson, was Mr. and Mrs I Mrs. Reese Sherwood of Nephi and Mrs. Joan Bird and family, were up Sunday, and had dinner with us. ti i , i r r n I M,t;,au.la,.uU.v,Jm(,s pay visite(j wHh Mr and Also a niece Mrs. Amy Lund ofMrs Randali Bradfield last Sun-Salt Sun-Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Orson jd James took VUd b k Q uuui'u oi vit-iii. naiwt itaa uau ghen tne nu. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Soderquist of Salt Lake, visited with friends and relatives Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Eulon Dutson and Mrs. Millie Lovell Lov-ell and others. Mrs. Millie Lovell is back in her own home now. Her leg is much better and she is able to get a-round a-round on it more. E.len Best, a granddaughter, is staying with her. Lee and Kent, sons of Clara Johnson, went to Salt Lake last Friday to go duck hunting with brothers. Jay, Robert and Glen Gry-gla. Gry-gla. Thev aho attended the fnro-v.'r-ll te'Vmonial for Rex Abbeglen. Mr. aid Mrs. Fr?. family pnenf a sh with C.ara Johnron. Sunday aft LYNNDYL LAURA BRADFIELD I'm sure everyone enjoyed the long weekend, when the children were out of school and the teach ers were at UEA. It is such a nice time of the year to roam around and see the beauties of nature. Mrs. Carol Ann Nielson, Billie to the funeral services. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Halsey of Delta, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Bradfield, Monday. These past two weeks, we've all received a lot of good advice from our great leaders. I enjoyed Gen eral Conference so much. Then, following that, we had the privilege privil-ege of seeing and hearing Pope Paul's plea for peace; then last Sunday Stake Conference was so good. I think it gave all of us us something to think about and make our lives better. Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bradfield and Grant, and Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Bradfield and La Wrene, all went to Leamington to mom (Margaret) Bradfield's home, for chicken dinner. The occasion, LaWrence's birthday. Later in the evening, LaWrence received a call from his son, Jay, in Las Vegas, wishing him a "Happy Birthday." Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wilkins spent the weekend in Ely, visiting relatives. LOOK IN YOUB ATTIC OR THE BASEMENT YOU MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING THAT IS WORTHLESS WORTH-LESS TO YOU, BUT SOMEONE ELSE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE. A SOc CLASSIFIED MAY KILL 2 BIRDS WITH ONE STONE .... ORDINANCE noon. AN ORDINANCE amending Chapter Chap-ter 15-6 of the Revised Ordinances of Delta City, Utah 1956, entitled Public Offenses and particularly Section 15-6 (b) of said Chapter relating to the age of minors to be permitted in pool halls. BE IT ORDAi'NED by the City Council of Delta Utah: Section 1. That Chapter 15-6 (b) of the Revised Ordinances of Delta, Del-ta, Utah 1956 be amended to read as follows: And it shall be unlaw ful of any person in charge of or employed in such pool or billiard hall to permit any person under the age of 18 years of age to enter upon or remain in any such prem ises, or for any person under the age of 18 years to enter or remain in said premises for any purpose except to make deliveries or carry messages to the proprietor thereof and depart thereof immediately. Section 2. In the opinion of the is neces- safety inhabitants of rlized fir a week at the Veteran's Delta that this Ordiance becom r,j.. r...,r,;tI'!,nd T.icls'in and dJUThtt-rs. Patsy and City Council of Delta, it is o-t tin vh;tin Phil is went to Salt Lake City, Fri-j sary to the peace, health, n Sunday afv," y, to seee Phlll. He was hospit-'and welfare of the inhabit! Mr. and Mrs. Neil Finlinson and 'Hospital. His condition was so im- effective immediately upon pubii- family will be movine to Spanish povea xnai ne was aoie 10 come Fork. soon, as thev have rented a nome baturaay. house up there. Mable Harder. Rosabelle Finlinson Finlin-son and Dena Harder, spent Saturday Sat-urday in Provo at a dentist's office. of-fice. Dena had oral surgery. Stephen Nielson from Leamington Leaming-ton and Cordell Finlinson from Oak City, went to Salt Lake, Monday morning, to enter the mission home Paula Simpson is still in the Pay-son Pay-son Hospital, but her condition is improving. Louis Overson is recovering from surgery at the LDS Hospital. Mrs. Dean Eatough received word last week of the death of her uncle, Mike Fox, of LehL The Eatough Eat-ough family went to Lehi, Friday, shing. Passed, adopted and Ordered published by the City Council of Delta, Utah, the 12th day of Sep tember, 1965. ATTEST: Madge Johnson Delta City Recorder Ned M. Church Delta City Mayor Published the 14th day of Oct., 1965 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION of the Millard County Chronicle filed October 9, 196S Frequency of issue: weekly. Location of known office: 40 N. ! Third West, Delta, Utah. Location of headquarters or general- 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 owning or holding 1 percent or more of total to-tal amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: None. A. Total No. copies printed. Aver-, age No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months 1510 Single issue nearest to filing date 1515 B. Paid circulation. 1. Sales through dealers and carriers, car-riers, street vendors and counter sales. Average No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months - 105 Single issue nearest to filing date . 110 2. Mail subscriptions. Average No. 1 copies each issue during preced-J mg iz monins isxi Single issue nearest to filing date 1324 C. Total paid circulation. Average No. copies each issue during the preceding 12 months 1425 Single issue nearest to filing date 1434 D. Free distribution by mail, carrier car-rier or other means. Average No. copies each issue during preceding preced-ing 12 months 50 Single issue nearest to filing date ... 47 E. Total distribution. Average No. copies each issue during preced ing 12 months .. 1475 Single issue nearest to filing date .: 1481 F. Office use, left-over, unaccounted, unaccoun-ted, spoiled after printing. Average Aver-age No. copies each issue during j preceding 12 months 35 Single issue nearest to filing! date 34 G. Total Average No. copies each issue during preceding 12 months 1513 Single issue nearest to filing date 1515 I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. S R. H. 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