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Show USAIR FORCE THE AEROSPACE TEAM yoor local Air fore Recrurt Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson visited vis-ited in Salt Lake City last week with their sons Arlarul, Rodney and Kenneth and families. Mr. Kenneth Peterson and Mr. Rudy Olschweski from Salt Lake City were down for the deer hunt with the John Petersons. DESERET ARPRILLA SCOW V 7 y- ELECT La Mar Brunson (DemocrafJ County Assessor Business Man . Charter Member of Fire Dept. Past President of East Millard Wildlife i( Active in both Church and Civic affairs VOTE November 8 for LA MAR BRUNSON A FAIR AND DEPENDABLE MAN FOR THE JOB (Paid Pol. Adv. by LaMar Brunson) LOOK!! OUR ANNUAL FALL Feeder & Stocker TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1966 Plan now to consign your calves and yearlings s to this Special Sale . . . where competitive bidding will bring TOP prices DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION, DELTA, UTAH Located on Main Line Union Pacific Railroad Buyers from several states will be here -SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A.M.- BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION DELTA, UTAH PHONE 864-2361 Elwin L. Pace, Owner Phone 864-2291 For several days our town was really nice and quiet. It seemed like man, woman, and child all went to the hills for a vacation. A deer vacation. Some returned home with their deer while others are still hunting. I understand our Publisher got himself a nice buck the first few hours of the hunt. Congratulations Bob. Mr. Gordon Dewsnup has gone to Denver, Colorado, where he has employment with the Bureau of Public Roads. Mr. Louis Schoenberger accom panied his son, Donald Schoenberger Schoenberg-er and Ross Humphries, Daryl and Merlin Humphries of California, on a deer hunt into Grand Junction. Colorado. They returned to Deseret for a few days visit after they all got their deer. Daughters of Pioneers of the Fanny Cropper Camp held their meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Georgetta Petersen. There were 18 present. Lesson was given by VUate Maxfield. Luncheon was served by Georgetta Peretsen and Beverly Eliason. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of California, spent a few days at Deseret taking care of their property here. They have purchased the former Doyle Mace home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jensen of Salt Lake, came down to enjoy the deer hunt with Max's brothers, Homer, and Howard, and to visit with Max's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rhodes of Fill more and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Crop per of Salt Lake came down to go deer hunting with parents, Lester and Evelyn Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Western and children of Sandy, and Tony and John Western of Ogden were home over the weekend with parents Faun ad Luella. Western and to enjoy the hunt. Bill Conk, who has employment at Tooele was home for the weekend week-end with his wife Lorraine and three children. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clayton and daughter, Penny Joe of Logan were home to enjoy the deer hunt with Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Warnick. Mr. and Mrs. Boone Colgrove of Salt Lake visited at the homes of Myrle Bennett and Evva Croft. Mrs. Ina Rae Roper and children of Kaysville spent the weekend with her mother, Ines Damron. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fowles and son of Salt Lake were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Black over the weekend. At the home of their parents Bert and Lucile Hales was their daughter daugh-ter Rawlene of Salt Lake and their son Stanley of St. George. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sampson and girls, Shelia and Loree Kay attended attend-ed the wedding and also are xecp-tion xecp-tion for Sandra Jamieson and Orvil Hindelman held at the Crestwood Villa in Salt Lake, on Friday evening. even-ing. Sandra is a niece of Jim's and the daugheter of H. K. Jamieson and the late Alta Sampson Jamieson. Jamie-son. Shelia helped with the serving and Loree . Kay helped with the gifts. The brides cake was furnished furnish-ed by the Crestwood Villa and Lucile Luc-ile Sampson made the groom's cake. Jim came home after the reception Friday night but Lucile and girls visited Saturday before Logan were home over the weekend Darrel and Alice Gaye Scow of returning home. deer hunt with his father, Milden. with parents. Darrel enjoyed the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Black have spent the past week at their "Black Ranch". Their family all Joined them fox the deer hunt. The program in Sacrament Meet- in Sunday evening was put on by the Delta Seminary students under the direction of Principal Winward Mr. and Mrs. Jim Deaiden of Garrison visited a couple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner. Eldon Erlckson, who has employment employ-ment with the U. P. Railroad at Las Vegas, was home for the weekend week-end with wife Bertrice and son LaVoy. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brower and three sons, Kevin, Kenneth and Kory of Salt Lake visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cu-man Cu-man Cropper. Robert Allred of CSU at Cedar was home to enjoy the deer hunt : over the weekend with parents, Orln and Jean Allred. Gary L. Dutson of Cedar spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. O. L. Dutson. There was a large number of j Deseret people who attended the Missionary " Testimonal at Delta Sunday evening for Elder Jim Ross. He Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bennett. The Deseret Ward is planning on havin a " Deseret Homecoming" in connection with the Relief Society Bazaar on Saturdy, November 12. Remember the date and plan to attend and renew acquaintences. More details will be given at a later date. Delta Tax Levy Is 87.55 Mills The total property tax levy in Delta is 87.55 mills ($87.55 per $1,000 assessed valuation) this year, according to an analysis prepared pre-pared by Utah Foundation, the private pri-vate tax research organization. The 1966 levy represents a decrease de-crease of 0.30 mills from the 1965 levy of 87.85 mills. According to the Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October 27, 1966 study, the overall property tax levy in Delta has risen 28.5 since 1960, 46.3 since 1955, 63.5 since 1950, and 86.3 since 1910. Approximately 58.3 of the total property tax levy in Delta for 19C6 has been imposed for school purposes pur-poses (state and local). The Utah Foundation analysis shows that 26.0 of the 1966 levy was for municipal purposes, 9.7 for county purposes, 6.0 for special district purposes. A breakdown of the tax levy in Delta Is as follows: Purpose Levy Municipal 22.75 School 51.05 County 8.50 Special Purposes 5.25 Total 87.55 Includes state school levy. 1HI1IB MIMA mwA iskj Elect Dr. G. Stanford Rees (Incumbent Sanpete County Senator) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOfl STATE, SENATE 26th Senatorial District, serving the Counties oi SANPETE MILLARD BEAVER A Candidate Who Believes In: Regular sessions of the legislature EVERY OTHER YEAR AS AT PRESENT (Against Amendment No. 5 annual sessions) Voting against Amendment No. 7, because it removes future control of legislatures' pay and expense from the voter. YOUR VOTE NOVEMBER 8 for G. Stanford ' llecs is a vote for YOUR interests (Paid Political Adv. by D. LaMar H. Stewart) SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY CO . CtNcTsHMTI. OHIO. BLENDEO WHISKEY 88 PRQQf. 65 GRAIN KUTRAl SPIRITS. WA'fMm Ik Places Principles Above Politics ill b Lu Lul mm " ' 'y ' - - -the man who can help CUT LIVING COSTS END GOVERNMENT WASTE BRING BACK INTEGRITY IN GOVERNMENT Sherm Lloyd, like you, is concerned about high prices, high taxes, Federal debt, big government, the growing crime wave, racial unrest, irresponsible labor leadership and reckless government spending. He can and will help solve these problems but only if you and other responsible citizens join in the crusade to bring back integrity in government and SEND SHERM LLOYD TO CONGRESS! a "yes man" to no man. He votes for what is right. REPUBLICAN ' A paid political advertisement by VOLUNTr.iKS rCr. LLOYD , John H. Snow, Chairman |
