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Show DONE EQUIPMENT CO. -USED CARS NEW HOLLAND SPREADER (7-ton capacity) 1966 DODGE PICKUP, Sharp 1967 DODGE PICKUP, Sharp MOTORCYCLE, Used, Good Condition CASE 930 DIESEL TRACTOR (Comfort King) 1963 CORVAIR, Good STOKERMATIC, Used CLASSIFIED Ads CLASSIFIED RATES: 3c per word, minimum ad 50c. Ads ovr 5 lines ISc a line thereafter. Display ads, $1.00 column inch. Will not be responsible for errors on phone-in ads. Use of box No. 50c extra per insertion. FOH BEST RESULTS, USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE CHRONICLE WEEKLY. For Sale MENS AND BOYS Coats on Sale. 1 rack off. at THE DELMART. THE proven carpet cleaner Blue Lustre Is easy on the budget. Restores Re-stores forgotten colors. Rent electric elec-tric shampooer $1. Quality Market Furniture Department. FOR SALE: Good used Norge gas range, center grill, $75.00; gas water heater. Call 864-2161 or Spe Curly Robson. 226tf PIANO FOR SALE 3 mos. old. Glena Moody, 864-2557. Studio size. 226tf FOR SALE: Ford Tractor, 8N, offset off-set disc; mower; plow; springtooth; cultivator; harrow; combine; land-plane; land-plane; etc. Camper, sheep feeders and sheep show equipment. Ph. 864-3241 or 864-2567. 226-35np FOR SALE: 1960 GMC pickup. Call 864-3289 evenings. FURNITURE NEED REUPHOLSTERING? Have that living room set or favorite rocker re-upholstered anJ redesigned by Twitchell Upholstery. Upholst-ery. Twitctiell's have served the Delta area for over 15 yeara Their reputation for guarantee4 service and quality workmanship is unsurpassed. For free consultation in your home, drop a card today. Mr. Twitchell, with over 20 years of decorating experience will call with samples of all the latest furniture coverings and help you "choose the color and fabric for your sofa or chair. Save one-half over New Furniture Furni-ture prices. TWITCHELL UPHOLSTERY 150 N. Main Cedar City FOR WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS shop at D. Stevens Co., Furniture Dept. Excellent stocks FOR SALE: Irewly , sowed rough lumber. V-mangers cui to order. Lumber sawed 6 ft. lengths for wind break also wiennie edge lumber. Lance Brunson. Fillmore. Ph. 743-5429. ll13tf SHOE SALE. We must make room for the new Spring mdse. You will be pleased wjth the styles, at THE DELMART. BETTY'S CATERING will give you assistance in planning wedding parties complete with backdrop, flowers, refreshments, etc. Also anniversary parties and birthday cakes. Betty Johnson, Delta, RFD, Ph. 864-3319. 52070pd FOR SALE: 1963 Corvair. Good condition. See Bob Riding at Chronicle Chron-icle or call 864-2400. BRUNSON CATERING: COMPLETE wedding decorations and catering. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Brunson, Fillmore. Fill-more. Utah. Ph. 743-5429. 9ll9tf MOBILE HOMES lor sale and runt. Rex Bay. Phone 864-2212 7 4'f FORCED REDUCTION of merchan dise. Terrific values at half-price at MABEL'S. 219-35np WELCOME to the Wonderful World of Figurettes Unde;fashions. Designed De-signed to make you free. For a more beautiful you, contact Sara Fin-linson Fin-linson for a FREE fitting. Box T6, Oak City, Utah. Ph. 846-249L 102tf What's New? New spring fabrics . . New Keds for all the family . New spring dress shoes for Ladies and Girls . . New', hats for Men . . New dress) shoes for Men and Boys , New work shoes for Men', and Boys . . New Pykete', pants and Pykete blouses , . . New dusters for Ladies', . . Buy from new spring', stocks at . . . Delta's Dept. Store AND TRUCKS- GET YOUR SPRING wheat seed now. Have new variety. High yield.; Red River 68. Spring Hard wheat for sale. Ideal for milling. Neno Schena, Abraham, Ph. 864-3396. 2l5tf REG. Q.H. mares in foal to AAA son of Texas Dandy or grandson of Joe Reed II, from $300.00. Colts, geldings, fillys by Steen, AQHA Champion, from $250.00. Grade saddle horses and kids ponys from $125.00. REG. Hereford bulls 2s-3s-4s, from $300.00. Angus bulls 2s and 3s from $275.00. Top quality summer pasture pas-ture in Kamas Valley Tom Simpson, Simp-son, Abraham. 219-312pd FORCED REDUCTION of merchan dise. Terrific values at half-price at MABEL'S. 219-35np ELECTROLUX Authorized Sales & Service. Lowell Edwards. Ph. 864-3137 42tf FOR "a job well done feeling" clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric elec-tric shampooer $1. Quality Market Furniture Dept. FOR SALE: Grant Theobald property. prop-erty. 5 rms and bath. Shop building. 3 acres. West end of overpass, Delta, Utah. Contact Alton Theobald, Theo-bald, Hinckley, Utah. 423pd FOR SALE: 1956 Chev. 12 ton pick-' pu. Good condition. Call 864-3402. 35-12np FOR SALE: Four bedroom home. 2 baths. Double carport, patio, full basement with fireplace, full lot, 6 hours water.barn and pole corrals. cor-rals. Call 743-8111 or 864-3682. Jeddie Judd. 35-19np FOR SALE: Exceptionally clean 1965 Merc. Parklane. Power brakes, 4-way seats, power rear window. Contact Neil Forster at Neil's Chevron Chev-ron at 864-9910 or 864-2374. 319pd MOVING MUST SELL QUICK: Re- frig.; 30" range; baby furn.; port., stero; dinette set; sofa and chair; 1 21' camp trailer; women's cloth. I 16, 18, 20; Box springs and mat-, tress, etc. 864-3262 DELTA CANAL water stock for sale. Dick Morrison, 864-2406. 326pd CARL'S RADIATOR SHOP. Complete 1 'art ato prvirp rodding boil oui -,.r,Hii-. V"'.. -art'Htnr arr hps-' Ph. 864-2158. l71pd WISE families Save with Shoe Repair at Walker's Repair Shop, 60 S. 5 th W., Delta, Utah. 25tf CUSTOM PLOWING and vibra tilling. Don Shields. Ph. 864-2305. 219tf CUSTOM PLOWING and vibra tilling. Don Shields. Ph. 864-2305. 219tf UPHOLSTERY: Auto seats, truck seats, kitchen chairs. Inquire at Spor Bros. Delta, Utah between the first and fifteenth of each ' month. ll27tf INCOME TAX RETURNS handled, quickly and expertly. Individual, business or parnership. Call Arthur or Lorraine Jeffery at 864-3326. or 864-2781. 212-49np ATTENTION FARMERS Build soil fertility with Shur-Gro, a non-polluting, natural organic blended fertilizer. Users report faster maturing crops with higher yields and healthi r, more productive pro-ductive livestock from the gain in nutrition. All blends includes "Micro Bacs" to replace soil bacteria bac-teria destroyed with insecticides and high chemical fertilizers. Free soil testing: Write.: Shur-Gro, 350 N. 750 E. Orem, Utah. 219-23np I Remove excess body fluid with FLUIDEX tablets, only $1.49 at Serivce Drugs. 226-35pd USERS OF RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS in Millard County need service. No capital or experience necessary. Write Rawleigh, 1415 23rd St. Den ver, Colo. 80205. 35&19np ATTENTION TAXPAYERS. Skousen Computerized Tax Servic. now in your area. World's largest home tax service. Triple guarantee, accuracy, ac-curacy, satisfaction, audit protection. protec-tion. We save the average do-it-yourselfer $50 to $100. If we can't save your fee-we will do it free! Please call Lora Morris for appointment appoint-ment 864-2477 or 864-2451. l8-326np NEW HOLLAND EQUIPMENT BA LERS SWA THERS BALE WAGONS CHOPPERS COMBINES CARS & TRUCKS 9 Miles North of Delta HAROLD DONE 864-2444 Reduce with REDOOSE1 Follow directions-safe, satisfaction guaranteed, guaran-teed, only 98c. Service Drugs. 226-35pd Dr. DUANE G. LUND Optometrist IS IN DELTA EACH TUESDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ir Eye Examination ic Glasses Fitted Ar Contact Lenses SAHARA THEATRE BLDG. 291 W. Main, Delta 864-2163 STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON. Open Monday thru Saturday. Late eve- ( ning appointments. Professional hair care by Phyllis MacArthur and Carol Gavin. "Come in and see our new syntheitc curly wigs!" We''e one block west of Delta High School. Ph. 864-2810. 35np Dr. PHIL L. AIKEN Chiropractic Physician OFFICE HOURS: TUESDAY 12 noon to 5 p.m. 15 South 3rd West DELTA Phone 864-2403 Provo Office 190 E. 100 S. Phone 373-2240 THE BEST BOOT and Shoe Repair. Centennial Boot Shop. Two doors west of Filmore, Utah Post Office.. Closed Saturdays. (Penny Shoe-shine) Shoe-shine) (Stella's Shoe Stretch). ll27tf i Vtr ItsMif 1 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. Large enough for industrial needs. Refrigerated Refrig-erated air-conditioned, electrically heater. Good location on Main St. E. L. Pace. Ph. 864-2291. l29tf FOR RENT: 2-btdroom apt. Fur-, nished. 1-berlroom apt. Furnished. No house pels allowed. Jacobs Apis Contact Mrs. Norman Erickson. Ph. 864-2137 731tf I RENT the Legion Hall for those special parties and meetings. Nice and comfortable surroundings. Contact Con-tact Boyd Schena, Commander or Bryce Ashby, Second Vice. 2 bedroom furnished ap.t for rent. Ph. 864-2132. l8tf FOR RENT: NEW DUPLEX APTS. I Ready now . . . Carpeted, Drapes Appliances, Carport Excellent Location Contact . . . BOB PENDRAY 864-2261 r r r j r r r r r . FOR RENT: power lawn rake, lawn sweeper, ro4o-tiller. Quality Mkt. Hdwe. Dept. 35tf RENT the Legion Hall for those special parties rnd meetings. Nice and comfortable surroundings. Contact Con-tact Boyd Schena, Commander or Bryce Ashby. Second Vice. ?TOW PLAYING f "STERILE CUCKOO" i ' with tict effervescent LIZA MINNELLI f "RUN WILD, t RUN FREE" ti with JOHN MILLS and T that loveable little star of f "OLIVER" ? BEGINS SATURDAY 9 at the A SAHARA Both "G" Pictures l Curtain time: 7:30 p.m. Tractors Swathers Combines Bale Wagons Foragers-Chop pers Plows Trenching Machines D-4 Cat FOR RENT: power lawn rake, lawn sweeper, roto-tiller. Quality Mkt. Hdwe. Dept. 35tf MODERN 2-bedroom home for rent. Furnished, carpeted, furnace heat. No pets allowed. Mrs. M. H. Workman, Work-man, 864-2613. 226tf FOR RENT: one or two bedroom apt. furnished. Reasonably priced. Phone 864-3662 or 864-3663. l8tf FOR RENT: Schlappi home on Lyman Ly-man Row. Phone Elaine Robison at 864-2463. 212tf FOR RENT: Furnished or unfurnished unfur-nished apt. New. Electric heat, Air cond., water furnished. Call 64-2155. 64-2155. 226tf BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE Monday, March 9, 1970 Oak City 1:00-3:30 p.m. E. School Oak City 3:35-4:35 p.m. Store Leamington 5:30-6:30 pm. Chapel Tuesday, March 10. 1970 Delta 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon E. School 1:00-3:30 p.m. E. School 3:35-5:00 p.m. Post Office 6:00-8:00 p.m. Park Wednesday. March 11, 1970 Delta 9:00-11:30 a.m. Elem. School Hinckley 1:00-3:30 pm. E. School Deseret 4:00-5:15 p.m. Chapel Oasis 5:30-6:30 p.m. Store Moody Ranch 6:45-7:00 p.m. Atkinson's Thursday, March 12. 1970 j Sugarville 1:00-2:00 p.m. Chapel Abraham 2:30-3:15 p.m. Fullmer's Sutherland 3:30-5:00 p.m. Chapel Sugarville VENICE DAVIS "Congratulations" to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchings (Barbara Losee) on a new baby daughter born last week in St. George. Floyd is in Vietnam and will be happy to hear of his new baby. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Losee on a son born this week in Richfield. Dean is teaching school in Richfield. Rich-field. This makes the 4th grand child for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Losee. j Ruth has gone for two weeks to Richfield to care for the little one., Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Losee and family made a trip over the week end to Hurricane to see their 3rd grandchild for them. ! Eugene Jurgens visited his uncles and aunts, Mr .and Mrs. Elden Shurtz and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shurtz and families on his way toj Germany. He is the son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Chuck Jurgens of Calif, andj has just returned from Vietnam. I We were happy to see him. He, visitgdour Sunday School andj Sacrament meeting. The Relief Society was reorganized reorgan-ized with a vote of "Thanks" to Choral Clark, pres.; Lois Greene and Ruth Losee, Counselors and : Verla Jenson, sec.-treas. The new; ones are Lois Greene, pres., and Yvonne Shurtz counselor and Hilda Oliver sec.-treas. 1st Counselor will be put in later, all the others will! be left in. Catherine Clark has returned from a month's visit in Calif, with her four daughers and families. Ireta Shurtz visited last week -n St. George with her husband Elden Shurtz over the weekend. Roxie Losee, Hilda Oliver and her! mother visited in Payson Friday vith Isaac Losee's sister, Becky Brimhall. She has just come from the hospital. They had a lovely visit with her. Tune Hinckley has returned home f'-om a Ions; visit to Las Vegas and Greeley, Colo. He has been gone a r-Tnth. We are glad to see him home again and feeling better. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt have returned from a six week's trio to Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, Arizona and Calif. They report a wonderful visit and trip. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and small children of Dugway visited here this week with their mother, Eoxie Losee and families. Gerry Hill and Lois Greene made a trip to Provo Friday night for some bowling. Art and Anita Hill of Cedar visited visit-ed over the weekend with their mother. Henrietta Barben is coming along real well and has had company all week, Arch Barben, Thirza Webb, Roy and Reva Losee, Gerry Hill ,Curt and Eve Shields, Ireta Shurtz, Choral Clark and many others. We wish to thank all the friends and relatives that have been so kind to Henrietta Barben for their visits and get well cards and phone call she has had while being ill. "Congratulations" to our wonderful wonder-ful wrestling team. Dana Bishop, pres. Stake Relief Society and LaFay Corey visited our Relief Society Tuesday. A week ago Norma Evans,. Claire Stephenson Stephen-son and Mildred Churcd visited. We are always happy to have our stake officers. Four Hew Board Members Elected To Farm Bureau by Harriet Eliason SCIPIO (Millard County) -Four new board members were elected by Millard County Farm Bureau at their annual banquet held here this week (Feb. 26). Clayton Jeffery, Jef-fery, Delta; Kent Dewsnup, Oak City; Brant George, Kanosh; and Carl Probert, Sciplo are new board members according to J. Thurmon Moody, Delta, president. Over 100 members of Millard County Farm Bureau were served a sumptious roast beef dinner by the Scipio Cowbelles with Mrs. Beulah Quarnberg as president. They were assisted by young ladies of the Scipio Ward, Mrs. M. A. Lyman, Dolta, Round-up CowBelle president and state officers, Mrs. Eldon A. Eliason, Delta, Pres. Utah CowBelles and Mrs. LaMar Monroe, Scipio, vice-pres.; and Mrs. Olaf George, Kanosh, vice-pres. Guests were entertained by a special program of the Utah State Prison presented by Mr. Jerry Cook, counselor at Utah State Prison. Two prisoners with him, Ed Wilson and Steve Clark gave vivid accounts of their experiences with drugs and prison. "Nobody cared about me," recounted Mr. Clark, and he advised j "If there is a 'bad' little kid m your neighborhood, don't tell your children to stay away from him; he needs friends worse than anybody any-body else." Both Mr. Clark and Mr. Wilson felt that marijuana should not be legalized. Mr. Wilson stated, "I have not been able to give up drug addiction during the past twenty-five years. Drugs are available at prison." Mr. Cook advised ad-vised the audience that the Utah State Prison does not furnish the drugs and does its best to keep them out. "Contact with marijuana peddlers puts you in contact with pushers of the hard stuff," observed Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson related how progressively progres-sively addiction to drugs and demand de-mand for them caused him to first become irregular in his work, then to lose his jobs and be unable to obtain another, and finally hurled him into a life of crime in order to satisfy the demands of his insatiable in-satiable master, "dope". He warned of amphetemines, reducing pills, and drugs ordinarily found in the medicine cabinet which are some of the worst types of addictives. Mr. Clark feels that his life of no one caring for him began when his parents seperated and he "grew up on the streets," in a Negro section in Calif. Later when he moved to Utah, his experiences at the Ogden training school taught him very little except how to steal. "They didn't help me, and the instructors didn't care about me," VrTi'r'ini'lilifl LUVtLT IU LIVb IN tADT IU UWN f WwfWJM-W' i AiiiUWVii'miwwJttnMM .j.MPiMVpiiuj1i,iWiiiiVwii,pW'W'V"V"y''V'-' f'ww J DDE Dl III T IIMHCD CAnnDV rrkMrtiTIAMXIC MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE- he said. HOSPITAL NOTES Both Mr. Wilson and Mr. Clark Afton Fullmer, medical. Dls-have Dls-have been helped by group coun- charged March 3. soling as well as some Individual John D medIcal-therapy medIcal-therapy and they felt Utah and, ,. , , . . one other state (Calif.) had the ' Judy Tolbert, medical. Discharged distinction of having good rehabill- j Marcn 4- tation programs In connection with Betsy Cahoon, medical. their state prisons. However, with 500 men at the prison they felt there should be more psychiatric and counseling service. This particular program which Mr, Cook presented in behalf of the prison has been widely accept-1 . llf ed throughout the state with var- Anilllrll rAW VftW ious prison participants. High HIIIIUUI I Wit HWIf school students sometimes tell over 1500 Boy Scouts from Cen-visitors Cen-visitors that after hearing their tral and southern Utah will gather experiences, they are giving up drug experimentation. JeeD P()SSC6"CAP ' Combine for Mock Search Saturday, Feb. 28, during a state class rank or higher qualified m-wide m-wide civil Defense test the West struct.on In three merit badge m;uo,a Pnco . rivii Air ieltJs of their choice. This instruc- Patrol plane simulated a search for a downed air craft. The main purpose being to check out communications com-munications with air craft and ground units and provide both CAP and posse members with training in search and rescue. At 11:00 a.m. the posse was 1 .. - J .1 A At n aieneu mat uiere was b plane. They were given a 50-mile radius of where they believed the plane went down. Within minutes six radio equipped units left Delta and moved into the area in search! for the plane. The CAP plane with pilots George Bowman and Jackj Edwards of Salt Lake in a Beach-1 craft No. 4041A flew over the area in search also. The pilots spotted I the plane (object on the ground ! to be the supposedly downed plane). With air to ground and ground to air radio communication communica-tion the CAP plane and Posse Chief Don Poulsen directed the ground units to the sight of the downed plane. The search was a great success. Good communications communica-tions within all units on the search : proved to be of great importance. Those participating in the search were CAP pilots, George Bowmen and Jack Edwards; Posse Chief Don Poulsen and wife, Clara; Kirt and Peggy Overson, Al and Rose Magowan, Darrell and Marilyn Willden, Karl and Dotty Jeffery, Harvey and Linda Ross and Bruce 1 Worthlin. Neil Forster operated the bay station in Delta. The posse plans more training meetings and search operations to be more qualified for the real thing. Support our support YOU. advertisers. They BUY YOUR NEW HOME GRANT CHURCH LUMBER DELTA, UTAH 864-2381 KIMGSBERRY HOMES i LOVELY TO LIVE IN - EASY TO OWN PRE-BUILT UNDER FACTORY CONDITIONS DELIVERED TO YOUR LOT AND FOUNDATION rorget the frustrations of building your new home. Buy a Kingsberry Home which will be delivered completely finished inside and out . . . including carpeting, built-in appliances and beautiful cabinetry. Your dealer has pictures, floor plans and all details. See him now! PRICED FROM $8,500 TO $20,0Qr KI.MGSBERRY WEST A DIVISION OF BOISE CASCADE Hants it Salt lake City, Pocatello, Meridian and Post Falls ' -THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970 Scouts to Gather At BYU for 13th 0n Brigham Young University cam- pus March 7, 14, and 21, for the 13th Annual Boy Scout Merit Te series is sponsored by the Utah National Parks Council and BYU Department of Special Courses and Conferences. The Pow Wow, enjoyed by thousands thou-sands of boys in recent years, Js organized to give scouts of second on will prepare them to complete their merit badge requirements with the counselors in their respective respec-tive districts. A registration fee of $4.25 covers all activities of the program for the three Saturdays, including the special assemblies, class instruction, nn pmhrniHorpH Pnw Wnw nntnh ' special awards and surprises, a hot meal on March 21 and treats. " SHOP AT HOME SHOP THE ADVERTISERS WITH USAIR FORCE THE AEROSPACE TEAM yottf I0C9I Ait FofV0 &9Cfw09f Service starved? 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