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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 26, 1970 The Millard County Chronicle PuMUhed arary THURSDAY at Dolta. Utah By DuWll Publishing Co. BILL WILSON Publisher SUSAN B. DUTSON Editor (O) fcniered as Second Class mailer at the Postoffice at DHta. Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3. 1879 Subscription Rate $5.00 a year In Adrertisinq Ratal M M ma sooaikj YOUNG MEN RECEIVE USU AWARDS Two young men from the Delta area received awards at Utah State University College of Agriculture Award and Honors Program Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1970. Kyle N. Jacobson received a University Scholarship which Is awardt..' by the University to students who have distinguished distinguish-ed themselves academically or, in extracurricular activities or STOP S WINTER DRAFTS i i l v . IM .FVH I 1EASYTO I Warp Bros. 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Letters and unsolicited unsolicit-ed articles for publication publi-cation do not necessarily neces-sarily reflect the policy pol-icy or views of this newspaper. No letter should be longer than 300 words. All letters must be signed. Name will be withheld only by specific request advance Six Months $3.00 on Request MEMBER PER AMOclatkxi - Founded 1U8 , who are deserving of the award. Kyle Is a senior majoring In Vocational Agriculture. Frank Collins Beckwith received an academic award which is awarded by the University to students who have distlngulsn- ed themselves academicallyor In extracurricular activities. Collins Is a Freshman. Attending Attend-ing the program was Mrs. Wanda Beckwith. Transparent Plastic STORM KITS STORM WINDOW KIT 39?. I Kit consists of 36" x 72 tough plastic. sheet, 18 ft. fibre moulding and nails. STORM DOOR KIT 49. Kit consists of 36" x 84" tough plastic sheet, 21 ft. of fibre moulding and nails. 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The Dairy Princess Pagent will be on television Saturday Nov. 28 at 7:00 p.m. on KUTV Channel 2 at which time the LaVcda Bishop Here we are again, wishing everyone a Thanksgiving Day full of thankfulness and a feast, to celebrate a bountlous harvest. har-vest. Be sure to thank the Giver of all these wonderful blessings. bless-ings. No doubt children will be coming home and maybe parents par-ents will be going to be with their children for this special holiday. Our prayers are with all who travel that they may go and come in safety. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Howell will be going to Salt Lake this Tuesday to check with Morg's doctor. They are expecting Richard ' home from school Tuesday night. He is attending school at Dixie College. Then Mrs. Amy Brinkerhoff from Beaver will be' coining Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving Thanks-giving with her children, Faye and Morgan Howell and family. I'll try to tell you next week who all had guests for Thanksgiving.' Thanks-giving.' I'm even expecting some myself. HOUSE COMPLETELY aae new State Dairy Princess will be chosen. Benita's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy are planning plan-ning to attend the banquet and T. V. Pagent with their daughter. daught-er. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jeffery will also be attending the convention con-vention of the American Dairy Association. Clayton is Millard County representative for the ADA. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rowley attended funeral services for Mrs. Tessa Gordon In Salt Lake last Wednesday. They came home Thursday. Mrs. Gordon was Margene's aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Barton from Ogden and Mrs. Alice Barton from St. George visited with Eldon and Margene Rowley Row-ley and family last Sunday on their way to Salt Lake. This is Margene's Mother and her brother and wife. More news from the Rowley family, Kim celebrated his 14th birthday Saturday, a family dinner was prepared by his mother. Guests were his Uncles and Aunts and cousins and Grandpa who live in this area. Now there's Fontella Skeems hobbling around on crutches, nursing a broken foot, sustained sustain-ed while working up to the hot lunch. A chair accidently fell on it. Just don't know what advice I could give her to help the situation. Maybe in the future she could keep her foot in her pocket. But by all means, not in her mouth. But that might even be safer than in the way of a chair. Mr. Oscar Kelly accompanied his son, Jim, to Las Vegas, Nev., last week.Inez has been working at the lunchroom in Fontella Skeems place, Saturday Satur-day she went to Las Vegas with Van and Carol Warnick, and came back with Oscar Sunday. Reed and Julie Skeem and children from Tooele were down to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Edwin Skeem, over, theweekend. Brenda Skeem and Elaine Groutage from BYU visited Brenda' s parents, Ralph and Shirley Skeem over the weekend. week-end. CLARA BRADFIELD O-bO-s0-1.0-MsO Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dutson and Mrs. Merrel Dutson of Fillmore returned home Friday Fri-day after spending several days in Dove Creek,- Colo, visiting Dahlias mother, Mrs. Semideni and family. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peterson of Sclpio on their way home. Grant Nlelson and Burton Hanson took the Leamington scouts to Ephriam Saturday for the first In a series of scouting scout-ing classes being held there. Kenneth Lovell and a friend Miss Angle Craven visited Sunday Sun-day at the Jerold Lovell home. Proud parents of a bouncing boy are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baff. The little man weighed in at 7 lbs. 10 oz. at the West Millard hospital Nov. 20, and has a sister waiting home. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Nielson are Maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Will-den Will-den visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Best,. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Best and Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann and Deaun. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Oman have received word of the birth of a baby boy born to these former Leamington Leaming-ton residents. Birthday congratulations to Miss Mlcheal Brunson who in-tertalned in-tertalned guests Monday afternoon after-noon In honor of her 6th birthday. birth-day. Miss Diane Nlelson was pleasantly surprized Friday evening by a group of her school friends fro:r Delta, Lynndyl and Leamington in honor of her thirteenth birthday. birth-day. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brad-field Brad-field visited friends and relatives rela-tives in town Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.RayKayof Goshenhad dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bradfleld. Miss Allda Ruth Oversonwas home from school with her family this weekend. The program Sunday night at Sacrament meeting was given by N. Jack Nielson and John Nielson's home teaching families; fam-ilies; song, Norma, Lori Sue and Julie Nielson Poem by Lori a retold story by Norma and talk by Richard Nielson, piano selection by Shauna Hanson. - ocieti . VreeteA Friends A wedding reception was held Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ross (Carolyn Roper) Olson at the Ward Cultural Hall. The bride was lovely in her wedding dress of satin and lace and a veil of brides illusslon. Receiving were the parents Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Roper, Mr. and Mrs. Olson of Nephi, their son, Tracy acted as best man for his brother Ross. The bride and groom and her sister Afton Dutson. Dorthy Atkin, Suzanne LaBaron, Marjorle Lovell and a sister in law, 6hirlev Roper and Miss Olson a sister of the groom who wore dresses of Avacado green and the mothers wore gold colored dresses. Auxiliary Packaging for Servicemen One will be able to see lots of action Monday, Nov. 30, 7:00 p.m. at the American , Legion post home as auxiliary members and non-members gather to package three-pound coffee cans with homemade goodies to send to each serviceman from this area and to those who have ties In the West Millard area. Many cookies will be needed to fill the cans. Used as filler will be candy, gun, jerky, and other goodies that will show up. In addition to the cookies and filler those cans headed for Vietnam will contain a small bottle of strawberry jam. Mrs. Rama Brush in Delta was hostess to a personal shower for her niece, Brenda Skeem who will be married next month. The guests were aunts and cousins. Mrs. Flora Campbell from Salt Lake and Mrs. Margaret Owens from Cedar City came to attend the shower. Grandmother Owens was also in attendance. Duane andlla Stanworth went to Cedar Saturday where they attended a special program at the SUSC. Their son, Rex, was a member of the Acappela Choir that performed. Thy stayed all night and returned home Sunday morning bringing a load of cattle back with them. Mr. and. Mrs. Elmo Louder from San Jose, Calif., parents of Sandy Willoughby, drove in Sunday morning to visit with Dick and Sandy and little Chris. Helen Memmott went to Salt Lake Friday where she met her husband Berdell, and they came home Saturday. He has been in Salt Lake a week on telephone business. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth spent a week visiting their daughter, Marilyn Stewart and her family, in Corinne, Utah. Keith Stanworth nd his boys Robert and Tim and Mr. Ronald Levitt, from Mills, spent the weekend at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth. Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop went to the Manti Temple. Now, Friday, we are celebrating cele-brating our Golden Wedding, ' and we'll expect to have ail of you good friend's and neighbors neigh-bors meet us i' at the Open House our children are preparing pre-paring for us at the Oasis' Ward Cultural Hall. This Is really a. special week for us. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cropper have received "word from their children, Cordell and Susan Cropper who are in the service in the Canal Zone. He has received further honors by having been chosen as Soldier of the month. A while back he was selected as Technician of the month. So he is making a good record. It's always good to hear about our young folks who are out in the world. The Seventy's quorum presented pre-sented the program in Sacrament Sacra-ment meeting Sunday evening. Cameron Adams, President of the Quorum was in charge. Talks were given by James jarvis, Reed Jeffery and brother Adams. Mrs. Jarvis gave a poem and bore her testimony, testi-mony, and Laurie Jarvis and Valene Jeffery both played piano solo-s. The families of these people were all in attendance. attend-ance. Ethel Stanworth and LaVene Gillen went on the bus to the Manti Temple last Thursday evening. Pat Stanworth went to Cedar last Friday to be interviewed for a job, which he obtained. He left again Sunday evening to go back. He will work and go to school the winter quarter. We wish him success. . . Wcidinjs at Reception . f The flowers were yellow cry-santhumens. cry-santhumens. Winona Talbot was at the guest book. Mrs. Lorna Lovell served at the punch bowl. A program consistedof a song by the Dutson brothers, the sons of Howard and Afton Dutson, Dut-son, . an orginal reading by Roberta Dutson and a song by the sisters of the bride; response by the bride and groom and the bridal waltz. Many friends called and enjoyed en-joyed the dancing which followed. follow-ed. The newly weds received many lovely gifts for the oo-cassion. oo-cassion. The auxiliary accepts all contributions con-tributions of postage money or goodies. Needed, also, will be rolls and rolls of foil, and rolls and rolls of heavy-duty tape. In charge of the project are Carole Warnick, Shlrl Bailey and Inez Riding Rehabilitation Committee. The committee members remind re-mind readers of the need of shoes at the Salt Lake Veterans Veter-ans Hospital and other men's clothing. Good used shoes, including in-cluding laces, will be accepted by any of the committee members mem-bers or Pres. Peggy Overson. Also, all members are asked to participate in the Gift Shop for the hospitalized veterans. The clothing and gifts for the Gift Shop will be delivered to the hospital Tuesday, Dec. 1. Please help us brighten the lives of those veterans, committee com-mittee members plead. More TV Shows The following programs will be sponsored by Utah State University Extension Services for your TV viewing pleasure. On the "Science in Agriculture" Agricul-ture" schedule for this week is "Across the Fence - 379" .featuring "What Women's Groups are Doing for the Environment", En-vironment", "Noise Pollution", Pollu-tion", and "Promoting Fair Competition In the Livestock Industry". It will be 28:45 minutes long. The following film " Stretching Your Meat Dollar" 3 - "Buying meat for your Freezer". There are several ways to purchase meat for the freezer; but be- Miss Chris Wright from Coalville spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conard Stanworth, of course she just came to see Tony. He took her back to her homeSunday afternoon. SAMSOHITE LUGGAGE THE IDEAL GIFT (x eoDicnisGD y ... It's the safest ( Ij" I A suitcase you can & I I fly. This group I Is f A'" I is ca,led I J y M0r I Silhouette. Because s 1 I it stays in shape iffc - S f I I no matter what. ''viS, fcT after trip. n j hj ' DELTP'S - " -DEPQRTfTlEnT j Ot 72 : I U 1' '" SUSAN Voivs Planned Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mathis of Price, Utah announce the engagement en-gagement of their daughter, Susan, to Mr. M. Allen Ogd9n son of Mr. and Mrs. Marven J. Ogden of Richfield, Utah. The couple plan to be married mar-ried Dec. 18, In the Manti temple. Susan graduated in cosme fore you buy, you should be aware of several basic facts. This feature will be 28:55 minutes min-utes long. The above programs may be viewed Sunday 7:00 -8:00 a.m., Channel 2, KUTV-TV. KUTV-TV. Be watching! On the "Stretching Your Meat Dollar" schedule, "Lame in the Family Meals 5" will be shown Dec. 2, beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 7, KUED. The program is 29:13 minutes and Flora Bardwell demonstrates how lamb can provide variety in your family meals and stretch your meat dollar. The tantalizing taste of lamb is unknown un-known to many. Dec. 9, "Attractive meals with Inexpensive Meat 6" will be on Channel 7, KUED, beginning begin-ning at 7:30 p.m. The family meal Is often built around meat. Flora Bardwell demonstrates some exciting but inexpensive ways to use meat in your family fam-ily meals. ews MATHE tology from the collegeof EasW ern Utah and has been employed em-ployed at Price. Mr. Ogden graduated from Utah State University and has filled a LDS mission in Fla. He is now employed by theSoll' Conservation Service atRoos-evelt, atRoos-evelt, Utah were the young couple plan to makethelr home. Area residents may be interested in-terested to learn of an accident acci-dent of former Sutherland resident res-ident Mary Johnson, who had the misfortune of falling and breaking her hip. She underwent under-went corrective surgery shortly after the fall and is convalesing at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, Utah, Room 284. She would enjoy hearing from her friends from home in the Delta area. . i You Are Always Welcome at the DELTA COMMUNITY CHURCH Church School, Tues. 3:30 p.m. Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 107 South 200 West 834-2255 Rev. JIM SLOAN, Pastor |